Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1922, Page 14

-y "THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE Iroad yards. e of the railway strike in Washington. These men are guarding the T strey THE EVENING STAR, Mot St ) Old Indian days return as restoration of famous mission of early California days is celebrated. Spun- ish dancers, troops of musicians and gay ing goes under,the name of the San Fernando Mission. A real treat was extended the British recently when the crack band from the U. S. S at Portsmouth and played jazz for the crowd. dressed spectators provided a colorful festival. The historic build- Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Utah went ashore Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. bridge, Eckington. Press WASHINGTON D.. C, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1922, s boardwalk. Left to nghl From stable boy to peerage is record of Lord Ashfield of South- well. He started work in the stables of the Detroit (Mich.) Street Rail- way Company—today he holds the foremost position in England as an expert on transportation. Wide World Photo. nickered” spectators witness parade of the Elks from Atlantic Miss Eleanore Hofimanu of Detroit, of Detroil vl & Underwood Rear Admiral Carl T. Vogelge- sang, commandant of the New York navy vard, who has just been pro- moted from captain. He was former chief of staff of the Naval War Col- lege and has been connected with the Atlantic and Asiatic fleets. Copyright by Keystone Winners in the Virginia avenue playground beauty contest yester- day. Mary Dugan (at left) of 739 9th. street southeast won the first beauty prize. Miss Lorena Brown (center) of 900 Eye street southeast took second prize ‘for best costume, and Emaline Ostrander of 812 Sth street southeast, first prize for costume, Pboto by Pridgeon, staft photographer. Annual parade of the Elks is a feature of the Atlantic City convention. The procession was made up embers of the antlered tribe from state in the Union, and thousands stood along the line march. Phots shows one of the attractive floats. Copyright by Kes One of the most popular swimming pools in Washirgton, at the Virginia avenue playground. A beauty contest for the young bathers was held yesterday afternoon and prizes awarded to the winners. Floto by ¥ Mrs. John Mazzirella of New York has nine children—four sets of twins and one “single.” Photo snap- ped on the lawn of Sea Breeze, Staten Island home of the Association for Improvement of the Poor, where many New York children spent their summer vacations. m Dxd you know that? At the bureau -tf. standards, vivlhe;e o dq the different types of gas’ mz}erk—w m;fin ynu get al e