Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 13

IE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢., WEDNESDAY, ator can drive up to a gasoline filling station and order a y Center, Kans., where A. K. Longren of Topeka ran out of gas. He Wide World Photo, tankful. This photo w folded the wings of his p aken at ( e and “gassed™ at the village service station. Joek Tutchison, who won the open golf championship in England List vear. represents the United States in the thousand-guineas tourna- ment in Scotland. The photo shows him playing his ball from a bad lie in the match. when he was defeated by A. G. Havers of England. Wide World Phote. 18th and Monroe streets nonhuhn present the closing play of by Pridgeon. staff photogranher. James E. Cross, a college boy of Kenton, Tenn., starts war on bugs with his “Big Bertha.” which he re- cently patented. The machine is supposed to rid southern farms of the boll weevil, sucking the pests into a big funnel and down through a tube to the maw of the invention. Fifteen bushels of weevils is an average daylofeatels: . o€ g oo T Copyright by Keystone, s e . First photograph of Wellesley's 1922 crew, whose members are re- cruited from all over the United States. The girls are especially expert in the handling of oars and their winning list ix a long one. JUNE 21, 1922 World’s greatest train of locomotives moves across the country. The train contains twendy of the fifty locomotives and tenders built for the Southern Pacific lines, and this photo was taken at St. Louiz. The loco- motives were built in Philadelphia. R e WD AL an Kidd of Santa Rosa and Leland H. Hodgson of cluding the song. Tln- When Miss Vi Sausalito were married recently their ceremony. *0 Promise Me,” was broadcasted by io from Ro exchange of vows was heard all along the Pacific coast. The tallest and shortest Shriners at the convention in San Francisco. R. B. Kennan. seven feet and three inches tall, lives in Pittsburgh. Billy the little fellow. is known as the “gamest ranger any national and he hails from the Yosemite. Wide World Pl colors. Exclus Bridal gown worn by Princess Marie when she was married to King Alexander. The gown bears the crests of two nations in the royal court ve photograph made just before the ceremon: Wide World Phot By 30 Wade Dr. Mart H. Ward of New York, Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss, who is in Washington to muke his e h heading the to the State Department on 5 conditions in Turkey. As a repre. Chinese waters, who has been asked sentative of the Near East Relief he by United States Minister Schur- was deported by the Turks on ac- man to go to the rescue of Amer- count of work in behalf of the icans in Canton. The request will Greeks and Armenians. be granted with l 8. gun]mm National Photo. ; fatic squadron in Most valuable ot of liquor on the Pacific coast goes to doom as thousands mourn. The photo <} officers of Long Beach, Calif., destroying moonshine bonded liquor and a few homemade stills. Copright Ly 1 Statue of John Bridge on Cambridge Commeon, Mass., which was pulled from its ped-stal, causing coa- siderable discussion and a hunt for the vandals. John Bridge was one of the famous early educators of She puts ‘em over like a “pro”™—does Miss Katherine Davis, a mem- ber of a base ball team of Scranton, Pa. Katherine will journey to New York soon, where she cxpcct! to pitch for her team at Brighton Beach. Copyright by Keystone, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, Harvard £ 23 =