Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 17

IE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL P THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 . Sir A. Conan Doyle plans to learn mysteries of radio in order to obtain aid in psychic studies. The English author and spiritualist has ordered a complete radio outfit in Chicago, and it will be forwarded to his home in England. Adolphus A. Busch of St. Louis, who calls Uncle Sam family. Snapped at the Tidal basin beach yesterday afternoon. The beach is one of the most popular amusement places ever devised for Washing- tonians, thousands visiting it each day. Copyright by 21st Century Press. “the greatest bootlegger in the world,” Photo snapped when a part of the Busch family sailed for Europe recently. Copyright by Underwood & Underwoud. and his Copyright by Keystone Capt. A. W. Stevens, who last Monday broke the world record for parachute jumping. He dropped 24,206 feet from a plane at McCook Field, Ill, and this was his first parachute jump. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Senator Coleman du Pont’s yacht, the Tech, now anchored in the Potomac. The boat is one of the finest dmuntndnummmhfl- Oopyright by 21st Qeaturg Poosny American favorites of the screen and stage at Paris races. They are Marion Davies and Justine Johnson (Mrs. they had picked a winner at St. Cloud. Walter Wanger), smiling after oprright by Underwood & Underwood. Brothers win high honors at West Point and Annapolis. Midshipman Gerauld L. Olmstead won the highest honors at the Naval Academy, and his brother, Cadet George Olmstead (right) took the second highest scholastic rank at the Military Academy. Moines, Towa. The brothers hail from Des White Studio, from Wide World. Secretary of the Navy Denby takes the air at San Diego, Calif., where the Navy head stopped and addressed the marines and sailors on his trip to Japan with his Naval Academy class. Lou Holland, selected president of all advertising clubs. in the United States at convéntion held in Milwaukee. The election took place late yesterdsy afternoon. Holland's ~ bome is in Kansas City. Wide World Photo, X - Wide World Photo. Lady' Mulholland, daughter of Lord Dunleath, lady-in-waiting to Viscouniess Lascelles * (Princess Mary), daughter of the King and Queen of England. Lady Mulholland is one of the most populsr, mem- bers of English society. Gwrimlvm An international foursome in the 1,000 guineas golf match-at Glen Eagles, England. Left to right: Kirk- wood of Australia, Hutchison of the United States, Duncan and Mitchell of England. Mitchell won with ' Wide World Fhoto A remarkable nature photograph—and not a nature fake, either. Two baby bald (American) eagles, one male and one female, standing on the edge of their nest on the top of a maple at Mount Desert, Me. Photo made from the top of a neighboring tree about fifteen feet distanct. Bald eagles are quite rare. '« ond & rwood Shiro Tsurusaki, for twenty vears steward on the presidential yacht Mayflower, who will take up his. new position as steward of the Con- The strong man of Russia’s triumvira the Moscow soviet. Reports say Lenin will give up the reins of govern- " ment on account of illnes it is probable that Kameneff will rule the bolshevik ship of state. Copyright by Keystone gressional Country Club on Novem: ber 3. Naiional Phéto Doug Fairbanks and a part of the cast in his latest movie spectacle, “Robin Hood,” when they went through several scenes of tb photoplay for the benefit of the Actors® Assistance League at H“"’""g‘” i A £ ;