Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1923, Page 82

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—]JUNE 10. 1923. Sig Smith, daredevil, climbs to the headgear of Miss Lib- erty, in New York harbor, and poses for the camera man in an airplane. This is one of the most remarkable photographs ever made of the famous statue. oA AL Phe Bluejackets of ths United States destroyer McCormick visit Athens and view the remains of an ancient civilization. Ol UL Navy P Four beautiful St. Bernards exhibited by Miss Clementine Uhl at the recent Mineola, Long Island, kennel show. The ringmaster cracks his whip, and girls get fat or thin. just as they desire. The dancing master holds his school on a New York roof and guarantees to make perfect bodies by a unique system of exercise. Latest portrait of Pope Pius XI, taken in the Vatican recently. ©Resstone They're off! From the 1st of June until quite late in the sum- mer this is the most popular spot in W ashing- ton. National Photo. The troubles of the world interest him little. He is Wilhelm Victor Fround, baby son of Prince Adal- Renee Adoree of Lille, France, a new star of the American bert of Prussia. The latter is the seventh son of the movies. She is being starred in a new Metro picture, “The former kaiser. Master of Women.” CReystone The St. Albans Juniors, interscholastic tennis éhampions of the District of Columbia, under rules of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Washitgston Plotoa Serv