Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1923, Page 78

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. President Harding plays golf in Kansas. The picture shows him crossing a small stream on the course near Hutchinson, where the presidential party stopped for a day en route to Alaska. ‘ Each man of the Chinese army is his own transport. This photograph was taken when a part of the Chinese army, under Dr. Sun Yat Sen, started after the bandits who had wrecked a passenger train and held captives for ransom. fute ruational, Atlanta's prettiest wears grandma's best. Bathing suit styles in England. At least. the costumes were worn Hollywood. Calif., theater has thorough Egyptian atmos- Miss Erskine Jarnagin, who took the part of at a recent carnival and costume parade at Brighton. phere. These are the girl ushers, each dressed in a true 2an old-fashioned girl n the city’s Junior LA 1B Egyptian costume League Follies Blanche Ring, to co-star with Bruce McRae in “The Alarm The donkey marathon at Richmond, England. Leading in the winner of the COS‘CT\:S‘O“W“ ::'ace_ National Church for American Catholics in Rome. selected b Clock,” which will have a premier in Washington HTCHIS S from New York. The Church of Santa Susa \ 'Miss Mary V. Pease of New York, who won the a.lumnae Two large mural paintings. by Russell Cowles of New York, symbolizing the functions of the newspaper, recently installed in the business office of the Des ) regional scholarship of $500 at Bryn Mawr College this year. message from the foot of a pigeon, and the babe at the left is operating a miniature press, while the one with the trumpet represents Publicity. In the panel at Mll'i!s Peas; Wt;‘!il the scholarship through her combined efforts in Wisdom. The babe with the sword is Courage, and the two figures at the right are discussing questions of social justice, symbolized by scales. They represent Fre studies and athletics.