Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., MONDAY, JUM ]-‘ 19, 1922 according to latest reports. This photograph shows the imbers camped 25,000 feet up the mountain. They have encountered severe Wide Wartt Exterminator. winner of the Brooklyn Hapdicap at Aqueduct. ¢ third. This was one of the big racing events of the eastern sea Sharpe Kilmer and wa- ridden by Jockey fini-hed <ccond and P v“\ Ann The winver i- owned by Waily Johnson (ol hers Rumanian wedding party greeted at Belgrade by the King of Serbia. Princess Marie wore a white frock and flowered hat, while the bride- groom wore his uniform of state. Left to right: Queen of Serbia (nec Princess Marie of Rumania), the Queen of Rumania, King of Rumania and King of Serbia. 1ghit by Kesstone. Lord Northeliffe, British pub- Guglielmo Marconi. Ttalian elec- lihios, who s enoried it Have S v trical wizard. photographed aboard 3 e rical wicard, photographed aboard gy phsical breakdown. He i Graduation day at the United States Army Signal Corps histyachyiniNerthiiriver, NewaYork. siove it Gerevi, Switsedtand -aid Kis Arc watermelons growing scarce? And, can t -en. Squier, chief signal officer, handing a diploma to Sergt. C. L. C . J. E. Ha He is attempting to get in touch brothier; tiephien: and. specialist are hill. post commandant. with the planet Mars by means of ™ i 3 en route to see him. wireless. Co by Reystons Copyright by Kess Gen. Pershing and hi for the first time in ¢ ; : major recently returned to his post in Washington. organized for physical exercis ‘many is going in strong for athletics, especially among the women. and many societies have been Chin Sarah Bernhardts coming to America. This trio has done much to abolish the tradi Chinese staze that only men shall appear on the boards. They country amonz the Chinese of Amer . This group of German girls von the relay race in the recem field meo Coprright by T. & A. Thotos held by the Charlottenburg Sporting Club. Word P attempt to revive the classic drama of their Wide Warld Phote Dr. John Constas, who recently returned from Greece, where he rep- One of the nnusual poster-pictures being used by the Juvenile Pro- Hitherto unpublished photo of the deposed Emperor of China, Hsuan resented the Department of Labor, studying immig'rav.ion -ir(.)h]ems, P AOr{c t;:' the r:::::mixvld:l‘"e:: ln'll:v grouud; _"l;.:lf" :?lrvp:lrlnu‘\:" tective Association in its drive. It carries the caption: “Do vou know that Tung. He is eighteen years old. and his throne was taken from him before secured from a Russian refugee a remarkable manuscript containing the :‘ ]sr_'m jitelmecolyey vp; _ ren'men : ..' :Im i '. e e . ; p ) B Y B four gospels and the canons and litdrgies of the Greek Orthodox Church. ugsley, assistant secretary of agriculture. and Thomas P. Cooper. repre 75 per cent of the children that are brought into court might be made he had a chance to reign. Photo shows the realmless monarch in his B i o e hefvecn fhe itk oo 3 Thiche i e datarica. Senting the department b the University ol Keutticks, wilsioss Lo cxpests good citizens? That crime costs more per capita than cducation?” palace robes. Coprright by Underwood & Underwood, g Wational P2 ot Sy