Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1922, Page 62

The Swdy Stee. WASHINGTON, D. C. JULY 23. 1922 Great gallery on last day of the open championship golf tourna- ment at Skokie Country Club, near Chicago. During certain periods 9 of the play 20,000 spectators were on hand. Inset: Gene Sarazen, Pittsburgh professional, the new open champion. Plotox by Underwood & Unde und National Phote. Shades of Robin Hood! The archer now competes with the golfer on course of the North Jersey Country Club, Warren Point, N. J. The archer is re- quired to shoot his arrow from tee to hole. Clndernond & Undersod Walter Hagen'’s recently won British open cham- Gen. H. H. Topakyan, for- pionship cup and Gene Sarazen’s United States open Chief Justice Taft, wearing judicial robes, and Ambas- mer consul general of Persia, sador Harvey, photographed on the occasion of presentation i i “photoplay, at Chinese fete for QU By ORIk s h;s a"iyed indlhl§“ct;|::§z Chal'?t;“:cl:!;;vas‘:c'icst;a;nodf s::Zegofk :'t Byay Shore, L. I. Anita he Chi sti the British Court of St. o from Armenia and wi ] [ = of the Chief Justice at the Briti 1-.‘.;.‘.".“.._.. L Sn_\ k..‘!alm:sm..r...n.....x_ Country/ Club. International to the State Department on sold chances on the police dog which she carries. = - conditions in that country.