Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922. S o 0 I Washington news photographers, ever seeking publicity for other people, stepped before the camera them- 2 To teach an elephant ronfidrnfe is said to be exlreml‘!\‘ difficult. selves during an outing given for them Sunday by Senator du Pont on his yacht, the Tech. Here are the This was found true at the London Zoo, when it took an Indian mahout e et E o AItb ers b back From a e many months of patience to teach this mammal to balance his huge body on two small bottles. Wide World Photos. \ For the first time in history, a whole city is to be sold. This view from the air is of White City, England, which the government will auction off in its entirety, stadium and all. Wide World Photos. Father W. T. Fallon, who recent. ly has been made dean of Arts and H. P. Caemmerer, recently appoint- Two veterans of the rowing world, James W. Reilly and Fred Plai Sci t Georgetown University. : : ; , i in (6l sree it Ealless, ot s, e e chuy,k;fi e L e . : o ed secretary of the Fine Arts Com- Paul V. Costello of the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia, is the new jubilee regatta, the latter winning. Both oarsmen are over seventy years There was only room in the plane for two, so the minister, Rev. Ros o, Natiousl Photo o, Mational rowing champion. He won the single shells title, by narrowly e < L sell Brougher, was left behind, but hé raced to a radio siation and the smil- 8 : g 2 old. e World Photos. 2 Qi : 5 S defeating Belyea, the Canadian veteran, on the Schuylkill Saturday. ing couple, Miss Eva Burdick and Roy H. Schoffel, were married in the : Wide World Photos. Underwood & Underwood. air by wireless. Sidney Henry of Baltimore, for- Disguised from the forehead up as merly a captain in the United States a cowboy, Maj. Hanford MacNider, Navy, has just succeeded Edward national commander of the Ameri- o 3 ] ¢ 2 Some of the 200 picked men of the Marine Corps boarding the transport Antares at Philadelphia to sail P. Farley as trustee of the United can Legion, opens Frontier day at King George and Queen Mary of England, greeting workmen following the very impressive ceremonies at for Brazil to take part in the centennial exposition there. © Keystons View Co. States Shipping Board = Cheyenne, Wyo. the opening of the new county hall at Westminster. Cnderwood & Underwood ® 21st Century Press. % Underwt nderwood. . in her boat the Ethel IX, %' Here is Miss Ethel Hanley, foremost woman speed boat driver of the country, r doing a swan dive perfecfly‘. a Venice is a bad place for motorists, since most of the streets are canals, but the officials have now supplied special boats, one of which is here shown, so that it is possible at last to do a little touring about the city. cording to the critics present. Miss Elizabeth Becker, aquatic star of Phil with which she won the fivemile event from many man entries at the Chicago Pagenat of ) adelphia, was one of the gttractions at the Lake Hopatcong, N. J., Carni E © Keystone View Oo. ; Wile: World Photos. S Underwood & Underwood. z Yt A perfect picture of a perfect di f Progress.