Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 17

'THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922. G £ toust icking fl in the White H d 1 1 si in Washi This is one time when Lloyd George did not steer. His daughter, roup of tourists picking flowers in the ite House grounds—really, an unusual sight in Washington. pal and confidante, Miss Megan Lloyd George, held the wheel on the boat Five thousand persons observed Memorial day by journeying to Oyster Bay and attending special services The flower beds were about to be replanted, thus the special privilege of plucking a few blooms. when they crossed the English Channel on the return trip from Genoa. in memory of Theodore Roosevelt. The photo shows Theodore Roosevelt, jr., now acting Secretary of the Navy, National Photo. K A 2 e Copyright by Keystope. delivering an address from the steps of the Oyster Bay Bank. Wide World Miss Mupia Ju, the only woman Presidential campaign days were aviator of China, who takes her brought back to President Harding turn with other army flyers in the vesterday, when litle Austin Har- defense of the South China gov- bage of Madison county, Ohio, pre- b sie ernment. She is highly popular, asks sented him with a cane made from British royalty at the Chelsea horticultural show. Left to right: Sir Derek-Keppel, Viscount Lascelles, noifavorsihocause of her sex andiie the flagpole where Harding raised Members of the delegations from Chile and Peru, who are in Washington to attend the Tacna-Arica con- Viscountess Lascelles (Princess Mary) and Sir Victor McKenzie. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. a skilled pilot. a flag on October 2, 1920. ference. They were photographed at the Capitol, where they were introduced to Congress by Vice President Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. +«Copyright by 21st Century Press. Coolidge. SRtomi Fvin « v Snapped on the diplomatic tennis court. Left to right: Miss Paula Dumont, daughter of the new military When society attended the fonrth annual dog show of the Morris attache of the French embassy; Mme. V. Matejka, wife of the secretary of the Cechoslovakian legation; Miss Kennel Club, at Morristown, N. J. The photo shows Miss Louise Axford Bertha Dumont and Mme. Kwapiszewska, wife of the charge d'affaires of the Polish legation. ~ Natiomsl Photo. Great Britain has regained the world speed record with her 350-horsepower, twelve-cylinder Sunbeam and two of her blue ribbon winning pets, Copsright by Underwood & Taderwood. o ear. Driven by Lee Guinness, it attained a speed of more than 150 miles an hour at Brooklands, England. Six : new world records were established by the car. Copyright by P. & A, Photos. Flag of the Irish republic now floats in the breeze over Emerald Isle. Cutters make steamship lines safe from icebergs. This remarkable photomphmukml.m-nluofim It is held by republic troops who have taken over the last of the British cosst of North Ameries and south of the Grand Banks, showing the U. S.mflmdm!‘md«-‘m doy sftemoon. | . o B bt Watisaal Phote. ... garrison barracks, Porto Bello, at Dublin, _Ufwf_’tfi.‘rw"fi.‘-m_ lm—!fl.mm@ntb&nnflhnduxnuwm