Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1922, Page 65

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Soldiers gnarding locomotives from a vantage point in the Bloomington. 111, railway yards. Locomotives in the vards were also used as machine gun nests. Lodirwind & Puders Machine guns located in yards of the railway machine shops of Bloom- ington, Ill. The state militia arrived on the scene soon after strike trouble started 1 & Underwood John Mundt, famous German diver, photographed in flight during a recent Berlin athletic meet. Mundt claims many European championships. Wide Waorld Phota Mme. Henriette Coquelet, who recently sang Laying the corner stone of the United States for an especially arranged radio concert in Wash- government building at Brazil's Centennial Ex- ington, her songs being broadcasted over the position. Mme. Epitacio Pessoa. wife of country. Brazil's president, with trowel in hand. rderwond & Tnderaod Tntersutional Col. C. E. Stodter ot the War Department, director of civilian R. V. Reynolds of the forestry service, Washington, whd won the smrall-bore match at Sea Girt, N. J., making 22 bull's-eyes out of a possible 225. marksmanship at Sea Girt, N. . He is a member of the National Capital rifle team. which won the four- man team match. Fhoto be Hebry N2 Marss Men’s Bible class of Mount Pleasant M. E. Church, South, which has 201 members. A recent campaign added seventy-eight to the membership. Scene from pageant produced under the direction of Mrs. G. J. Robey at her home in'H