Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 17

" THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. : : CONTROLLED WATCH ON THE RHINE. Maj: Gen. Henry T. Allen, 5 » Andrew J. Volstead, who recently returned from his command with the United States troops REVIEW OF TROOPS ON MONUMENT GROUNDS YESTERDAY. The inspection was made by Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, who was in com- - i E. 2 ; lstead, on the Rhine. He reviewed all troops stationed in the neighborhood D N YT o e e et y ment law. who called at the of Washington on the Monument grounds. yesterday afternoon. mand¥ofithie-Ninitcdi smestforces| inf Germany.; ihe troons) passed inizcyich o8 o snecis 4 o, : dent Harding before National Photo, . pyright by Harris & Ewing. | . - . ARCHERY CHAMPION IN TRAINING. Miss Dorothy Smith of Newton SARY. Mys. Hevman C. Weiss and M Center, Mass., champion of the National and Eastern Archery Associa- WRITES MUSIC TO “FIT” DANCERS. ) Caibetitio wormiDils oFIBrOSEIA i who Colebimtcli Tt & Ehiioihl birihiay annieracy ) vestesd tions, practicing for the tournament which will be held in Je each step with its corresponding bar of music by having prize dancers demonstrate for her on the They were assisted in the festivities by another sister. eighty-two vears old Wide World Photo. City in July. top. Try it on your piano! v THE KING AND HIS SONS. This pieture was taken Easter morning, when King George POSTERS BY SCHQOL CHILDREN. Mildred Brall and Dorothy Buffum of the American MOVIE ACTRESS “SHOOTS” THE MAYOR. When Miss Madge Bellamy. star of the mov and his four sons rode through Windsor Park, where they spent the spring holidays. Tree Association, holding posters made by school children of Cincinnati for Forest journeyed to New York to_invite Mayor Hylan to the Monroe centennial, in Los In front: King George and the Prince of Wales. At back: The Duke of York, Prince Protection Week, whic April 22. The posters were presented to President geles, she caught him in front of the City Hall. A movie camera was for “shoot- George and Prince Henry. Copyright by Kerstone. Harding National Photo ing” purroses. Coprright o0d & Underwood e AR T ITALTAN NAVAL ATTACHE AND WIFE. Count E. Sommati di Mombello, newly appointed naval attache SHE HAD THE SMALLEST FOOT. Miss Bertha Mack, who won first FREER CALLERY TO OPEN MAY 2. This new Waehington. gallery, containing the James A, Freer collec- ¢ of the embassy. in Washiogton, and his wife. Count Mombello, who is a commander, has been in the iprize in a “Cinderella contest” at ball in New York last night. She tion, valued in the neighborhood of $7,000,000, will be one of the big art institutions of the world. The Ttalian navy for twenty-three years, and he served with distinction durir:-g the war. He was previously. 2 wears a No. 13 slipper. The ball and contest were given for the .. ‘Whistler-collection is-especially notable, being the most complete in existence. with the Italian embassy in Spain. ‘opyright by Underwood & Underwood, ~ benefit of Armenian orphans, Wide World Photo, e ! i Copyright by Underwood & Underwood.