Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1922, Page 49

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, . . Four premiers confer in Lon- don on the matter of the Ger- man reparations plan and the allied debt. Left to right: Premier Poincare of France. Premier Bonar Law of Great Britain, Premier Mussolini of Italy and Premier Theunis of Belgium Forimer Photo snapp city hall Treasures valued at $40,000.000 found in tomb of Egyptian king, near Luxor, on the site of the ancient city of Thebes. Photo shows Lady Allen- by. wife of the British general, leaving the tomb after the discovery by the Earl of Carnarvon. At How Sec- retary of War Weeks sent Christ- mas greet- ings to all United States Army men The radio sent his message all over the country. e M el 1 Miss Margaret Lindsay Williams. portrait painter of A sport outht for the younger girl. Cardxfi', Wales, who 3"“’°d,‘" The slip-over sweater is of white wool Washxngton 'eCC"SIY to paint with crossbars of scarlet, and a scarlet a portrait of President Hard- bow finishes off the white silk bromley ing. R collar. Heavy ribbed silk hose and ) o G white bucks and a skirt of white flannel Thrilling accident during the Courtland Selling Steeplechase at Oatwick, A5 complete the costumle England. When the racer Ballinahown fell the rider was not injured. Or. & A Photos Tung Kang, ¢ Tsechi, former prd Washington recent Mary Virginia, nine months old. 3 5 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard I. New work from the chisel of the famous Serbian Boudren, 1731 Riggs place northwest. Motor car which will attempt to cross the Sahara desert. The expedition sculptor, Ivan Mestrovic, which is now ‘bemg ex- will be headed by G. M. Haardt and M. Andre Dubreuil, and the car was made hibited in this country. Trial of Prince Andrew of Greece. The pr . = 3 CUnderwond & Underwou! in France. The caterpillar wheels are expected to navigate the ’c_iles:rt\ slahn'ds recent rout of the Grecian army by the Turks the verdict was brought in for banishment. H