Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 17

‘THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. .TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. —_— A\ttorney General Daugherty heads one of the busiest offices in Washington today. Hundreds of tele- When ne Sarazen, prefessional of Pittsburgh. won the open strikes arrive in the office each day, ‘..,‘1 the ,,1“,“, shows the Attorney championship at Skokie Country Club, near Chicago, his admirers car- Natiwnal Phote. ried him off the course while he hugged the famous trophy and waved ges. atio: ) 2 an American Wide Worid Phote Presentation service at Church of the Holy Rosary, when a silver chalice, a gift of King Emmanuel "y of Italy, was turned over to Father Nicholas De Carlo, who received it for the church. The presentation wa= made by Dr. Vegliasco, secretary of the Italian embassy. Copsright by Underwoud & Underwood Mre. Lloyd George, wife of the British premier. receives a decoration Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, unanimously voted the first of America’ 5 ! 3 it v sbiard (Cromin: displivi o ich ek - consisting of a necklace of red carnations. The presentation was made by great women by a jury of forty-nine. The twelve greatest Americ Scene showing Jesus hefore PIME in the Pilgrioago Plav,7 the R';h:"i .(""""Tld""l"';'“ 'l'".“';":,”“" flj‘“ “";'l',“' "',', firee e Mrs. Lell, an East Indian, at the Y. W. C. A. fair and produce market at women are to be selected. and Mrs. Catt heads the The ballots American counterpart of the Oberammergau “Passion Play.” which will TR S AR ST LA s e et s e were cast by members of the League of Women Vote Copyright by Ciinedinag, rewood Lansdowne House, London. be presented in the open-air theater at Los Angeles this summer. was carried overseas by Mr. Cronin’s nephew. Vincent Cronin, and ha- Wide just been returned to this country. Wide World Ihuto Walter Hinton, who, with five aides. will take a flying boat from the United States to the centennial exposition in Rio de Janeiro. They also plan to go one thousand miles : up the Amazon in a record flight What a job for summer days! This young man, an employe of the internal revenue bureau. tests ice- covering 8,365 miles in all. cold beer and tells just how much “kick™ there is to various brands of the “near stuff.” But all the tests arc Copyright by Underwood & Underweod. of a chemical variety—no tasting. opy ragol Mrs. Lydia candidate for the republican atorial nominat i da. has a new campaign s . She follows the s about the state, where* her crowds are already made, and addresses big aud Miss Harriot H. Coffin of New York and three large <hark= caught ne.nr Southampton, L. I, the fashion- able bathing beach, a few days ago. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Jnrk Earl of Venic C old and the world’s lall:;l and youngest engineer, operating the small l Senator Pepper, Gov. Sproul, Attorney Genmeral Daugherty and George E. Alter, attorney general -of passenger train. Jack stands seven feet and four inches in his sto Pennsylvania, call at the White House to pledge to the government the support of I‘enm)ll:a'rlul u;, n}.he feet—and is still growing. Copyright by xm present railway, and coal crisis. = atlonsl Phote. > . Troop No. 55 of Boy Scouts of Kenilworth, Md., which left yesterday for a week's outing at Camp Winthrop, Md., with Scoutmaster Baur in charge. These boys held a carnival some time ago and earned enough money to pay expenses of -the trip, Photo by Pridgeon, staft photographer. o