Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1922, Page 65

GRAPHIC | m gu g‘l&f ]| ROTOGRAVURE SECTION [K} ! . 4 WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 5, 1922, SUPPLEMENT At risht: Women's Over- | B ; ; : & \ Funeral services for two victims of the Roma disaster, Maj. Wal- seas Sefvic; League emblem ‘ i 2 ter H. Vautsmeir and Capt. Dale Mabry, at Arlington national designed by Mrs. Anna C. 2 cemetery a week ago yesterday. Ladd, in Paris. The Washing- ton unit will give a benefit con- cert today to aid work with disabled veterans in Washing- ton hospitals. International I'hoto by Fletcher, < off) s =ec=m Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Douglas MacArthur at Palm Beach, where they were married February 14. Mrs. Mac- Arthur was Mrs. Cromwell Brooks of Washington. Gen. MacArthur, after completing his service as commandant American I. W. W. leaders in Russia. Left to right: William of West Point Military Academy, will go to the Philip- Shatoff, William Haywood and George Andreytchine. The three are supposed to represent the American “communistic party.” Internationnl International Troop 40 of the Washington Boy Scouts en route to the White House a week ago yes- terday. President Harding inspected The Evening Star cup, won by this troop. atmal vbste. Latest photograph of Pope Pius, taken soon after he was crowned head of the Catholic Church in Rome. He wears the magnificent robes of his new office. International.