Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 17

Conference between members of the Senate and representatives of the American Federation of Labor, on the strike situation and labor condi- beadliner in morning musical at Brighton Beach, N. Y. tions genera which took place in the office of Senator Borah yesterday. Left to right: Samuel Gompers, Edgar Wallace, Frank Morrison, Senator and the bill toppers are usually stars from Broadway atfraction: David 1. W enator Borah and Senator King. National Phioto. 4} e Wide World Pb Crowd gathering in front of the Brooke county, W. Va.. courthouse, awaiting the arrival who were arrested for alleged participation in the recent battle between guards and former worl Wide First puty Sherif Ed Radecliffe of Brooke county, W. Va. taking a group of sha s en’s © ford,” a dainty little blonde miss, who is a to Wheeling, where they were placed in jail. The miners are alleged to have taken part in the recent battl theaters of that country. Her name is Mary Jonsson. Cliftonville. Wide World Photo Wide World Photo. town of Cliftonville is being closely guarded. Women roll huge amnesty petition tothe White House door. The Wonderful tent of ancient Persia Iflr_:‘vefi in Wasginfilonillhc pfnp;lv Would vou believe that it really is a boy? Robert Lehman, twelve ': l‘:iswl:' for Dz!;wurfell"'i\’r; !:lridgr ;x_ 1l‘.angllru. ‘\r{' p‘{‘l:' women and the petition ask for the release of all so-called political of an attache. of the Persian legation. e tent, made by the artist Ri: 7 , is known as “th P . S - or the New Jersey side of the bridge. which will conn: "hil- prisoners, now being held in the prisons over the country. Voli, in the eighteenth century, was once the property of Shah Nasreddi eacjsld of Toe Anecich o knpwiias S miturs Iulian T with Camden.. 1t is 70 feet by 145 fect and about 40 feet high. Copyright by Underwood ‘& Underwood. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. and he plays in the movies. The village smithy, not benesth 2 ding chestnut troe, i A new light ray, claimed to be more powerful than the X-ray; has-been invented by Edgar L. Holl in the Congressional Library. That is,: o " besd of Pasadens, Calif, Recent experiments.show that the ray will pass through eleven inches of lead and pet QLKQ J a caddie oply a few yoars age, and.the - ;e;:‘ent of the ne!t_b\n)d‘bl. i ! : nmmit'plrlrl&” It gives no_heat. Photo shows Mr. Hollingshesd with jovention. _ 3 e el e e e s e e - . b ; ; X 2 : © 3 ” a & . e = at -