Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1926, Page 120

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 12. 1926. Premier Mussolini visits the tomb of Italy's Unknown Sol- dier for his Armistice day tribute. He walks between Gen. Diaz and Admiral De Reuel, commanding officers of the Italian Army and Navy. ¢ nderwood & 1 And the day was brisk and clear. The pack of the Fairfield-Westchester Club at Greenwich, Conn,, are eager for the chase as the master of hounds leans from his mount to speak the word that will send them away. DR Lo Uncle Sam now transports helium in huge “bottle cars.” Onc of the cars used for shipping the non-combustible gas for airships is shown beside a stack of the small containers used in storing the gas. & Underwood & Underwood Natacha Rambova poses for the camera after her recent return from Europe. The for- mer wife of the late Rudolph Valentino says she has regularly held spiritualistic com- munion with the screen star since his death. P& A Photos Gen. Umberto Nobile, the Italian officer who commanded the polar flight of the Norge, and his pet, Titina, who flew over the North Pole with him, photographed as recent visitcrs at the White House, © Wide World Photos Norma Shearer’s beauty is certainly not dimmed by the Rumanian headdress which the screen star wears here, after the fashion of Queen Marie at native festivals. <P s a8 <*» o’fl <P Members of the Vaughn Bible class of the Calvary Baptist Church. Doris Kenyon and Lewis Stone in a love scene from “The Blonde Saint,” their latest First National picture. The gas tank, a new weapon developed by the Polish Army. It spreads poisonous gas, carried in the tanks, through the blower funnels at the top. ettt Eititie