Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1922, Page 75

WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 21, 1922 When Pillory captured the classic Preakness at Pimlico, equaling the time of the famous Man o’ War, 1:513-5. The purse of $51,000 went to the owner, R. T. Wilson. Jockey L. Morris rode Pillory, beating Hea, owned by Admiral Grayson, by a neck. M & A Thotes ! K e § S ¥ President Harding had a childish gallery when he played golf at the See View Club, near Atlantic City, N. ]. He was the week-end guest of Senator Edge. Underwond & Uinderwood Queen of Spain attends her brother's Flowers for Morvich after he won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Louisville. Sixty thou- funeral in England. Lord Leopold sand racing fans joined their voices in acclaiming the eastern horse after he had passed the winning post Mountbatten was buried from Wind- and returned to the judges’ stand. The photo shows his jockey, Albert Johnson, burdened IWilth roses. sor Castle, = Ty Scene from the Oberammergau Passion Play which opened last Simday—"Jeaus bidding f; 11 to Hi her.” i j B t i McGill University of Canada con- Benjamin Block (at left), owner of the wonder race horse, t;r::";mfile. s tmoier” houmndy sl Americati ok onmeyed t pReavenationwitness fers LL. D. degree on Gen. Pershing. Morvich, at the Kentucky Derby. At right, Berlew, the © Keyatone View Co, At right, Sir Louis Davies, chief justice trainer who has handled the unbeaten thoroughbred. of the supreme court of Canada. 8 USRS s & onl ol ® By I & A Photos