Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1921, Page 56

Babe Ruth’s mighty clouts over the fence and away are but ordinary hits to this great slugger of the Detroit team, American League. Harry Heil- mann, the new “king of swat,” has made the record home run, sending the leather sphere on an expedi- tion of 610 feet. Heilmann is hitting around .421. the only American Leaguer hitting over .400. ¢, Underwood & Underwood The Prince of Wales takes part in a new kind of contest in England—a smelling match. The winner of the contest identifies the greatest number of odors. The prince was a guest at a theatrical garden party in London. Wide World Plota, 24, The Christian Endeavorers have a parade in New York, when the annual convention was held. Delegates at- tended from all over the country. France celebrates the anniversary of one of her most famous battles—Verdun. Wreaths were placed on the graves of the unknown dead of the Verdun field. The ceremonies were presided over by ex-President Poincare. - Wide rl) holo, - b, N N XIS R\ N\ ZINNE ADODH “The Long Summer Afternoon.” Wide World Phota, Chief Justice William Howard Taft signing the oath of office after being sworn in by Associate Justice Hoehling of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia. The pen used by the Chief Justice was pre- sented to Mrs. Taft. s Photo by I. Pridgeon. SIafl Photagrapher .‘,.1.mlm‘ NN Y Phnotograph-by Private A. Ramirez, 1400 K street northwest, winner of The Star’s weekly prize of $10 for the best amateur photograph. 1921. A stunning evening wrap of ermine lined with peach and American Beauty velvet, edged with a braid of gold. Yes, the wearer is Miss Bebe Daniels, photoplay star. Wide Warld Pluto, William Jennings Bryan dons the *“Dixie fez” and joins parade of the Christian Endeavorers in New York. Mr. Bryan has been an active worker with the en- T man ears. deavorers fo Yy Wide World Pbota.