Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1922, Page 77

ROTOGRAVURE of Ernst ington Con- ho recently ng the S. S. Eastern c ocean. The latter es from the coast of elve days throush fog “towing record.” Wi Warld Flot Famous cloisters of George Grey Barnard in New York city, to be thrown open for Hindu plays. The photo shows Bathsheba Askowitz in the role of “Savitri,” a lyrical drama in two acts. She is standing beside one of the famous ancient pillars. Tl & Underwood hkehurst, N. J. SECTIO The flaming cross of the Ku Klux Klan at Brunswick, Md., where a parade and initiation was recently held. Members of the Washington Klan, according to report, were in attendance. The ship, to rs, will be of the rigid type, 49, brought down in France. and 78 feet in diameter, will eventy miles an hour. International. Graduation class of St. Benedict’s Unusual snapshot froin airplane showing advance ofthe marines upon Gettysburg. Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, on one of the horses, is leading the long column on the hike from Quantico, Va. The latest photo of Mrs. Mallory, woman tennic champion of America. a contender for new laurels in the Wimbledon, England matches 1 Weak stuff for the cowboy—but the old-time wild west has gone a-glimmering. The old “red-eve” and ¥ “pizen” has been displaced by nut sundaes and choco- late ice cream sodas. Photo snapped during a recent frontier round-up show. Senator Phipps of Colorado takes a rest while making the round at Chevy Chase Club. newspaper men's match game. won by the legislators. Members of the Holy Rosary Dramatic Club, wh and religious drama of early Christian life, “Santa Lucia,” written by Universty, Jugoslava. Academy. Ploto by Simmen> Snapped during the Senate- M Mildred Jennings, who, at the close of school Washington. took up the stage as a career, joining the Ziegfeld Follies in New York. She was a student at Eastern High. ot b Eduonston Prince of Scalea, secretary of war in the Pre- mier Facta cabinet of Italy. For many years he has taken a prominent part in aeronautical affairs of Italy and during the war he was in charge of the Czechoslovakian troops which fought against Austria. o recently presented at Carroll Hall a historical Prof. Aurelio Palmieri of Zagreb