Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 67

The & WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 26, 1922. This royal Burmese barge, picturesque and entirely oriental, carried the prince and his party. while the natives on both banks of the river cheered the visitor. Titernntion Naval board weighs fate of big battleships. Photo _snapped during inspection of the Wash- Waldemar Theodore Schaller of the United States ington and the Colo- geological survey is the leading authority in America on i is bi i rado, both ships now recious stones. In his unromantic library in the sur Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis bids good-bye to his court clerk 3 y 2 hiarina! comaizt precio . 3 u ic i y in the survey 3 . SR o . - e 3 e etion at in Chicago and prepares to devote all his time to oiling the machinery - i g3 X 1 ez | the Cgamdcnl.) N. J. :3:1:“;% }s'fo,’:zisfi,gfifi:’; nftr:,: d‘::;?::: 2::,‘::,55 a:fd 3,2 of organized base ball. Judge Landis served seventeen years on the yards. Rear Admiral Sl bench hi 1 isi g ench and was known for his fearless decisions. e George W. McElroy in Nationl Phot. overalls at right. Tuternational ' vy The latest photograph of Miss Mathilde McCormick, ‘whose reported engagement to a riding master in Switzerland has startled — Chicago society. She is the daughter of - -~ — The long lost colors of the Blackhawk (86th) Division have been found. Harold F. McCormick and granddaughter of _The Queen of England and Princess Mary in the historical royal coach, The colors disappeared mysteriously shortly after the arrival of the 86th Divi- of John D. Rockefeller. which will be used when the princess becomes the bride of Viscount Lascelles sion in France in 1918. After a search of many months théy were found wrapped O Ulerwon & Underwaod in Westminster Abbey. Photo made at the time of signing of the peace pact in a soldier’s blouse, the details of the finding being known only to the War with Ireland. Department. Tnternational. Tnternational