Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 70

A perfect smoke screen produced by destroyers of the Pacific fleet in the recent warfare games off the coast of southern California. The destroyers were pitted for speed, l‘tlra;egy and destructive power against the dreadnaughts of the fleet. @ ¢ W. Waterman, — ¢ ] Dr. Alexander Graham Bell on his winter vacation at Miami, Fla. The inventor of the telephone celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. David The Talmage sisters, Constance and Norma, stars of the screen Fairchild of Cocoanut Grove. world, watch the thoroughbreds run at New Orleans. © Underwond & Underwond. Wide World Photo. . | @, One of the diplomatic family young- sters of Wash- ington poses for The Star camera man. She is Nina de Selys, daughter of the counselor of the Belgian embassy and Mme. F. d Selys de Fan- son. National Plioto. While the northern part of the country is enjoying a few warm spring days now and then, southern sections have not been so fortunate. The photograph shows the New York Giants base ball team at San Antonio, Tex. Note the lamp-post draped with ice. 1 F. Overton Colbert, a full-blooded Chickasaw Indian and formerly a resident of Wash- ington, shows his unique Indian paintings at the Academy of Fine Arts, New York. Col- bert, in Indian dress, is explaining the fine points of his work to Chief Little Wounds of the Missionary tribe of California. © Kerstone View Co, L "y at the Willard Hotel recently. Reception to the grand matron, Mrs. Flora E. Campbell, and grand patron, Gratz B. Dunkum, Order of the Eastern Star of the District of Columbia, el recently. f