Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 13

'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1¢ The trio of aviators who are ready to hop off Saturday from New York for Rio de Janeiro in an attempt A face you have scen hundreds of times looking at you from maga- The versatile star of the silent drama. Douglas Fairbanks, invades the musical world zarbed a< Robin 1o reach Brazil in time for the centennial exposition. Left to right: Dr. E. Pinto Martins, Ws inty 1 zine covers. Here she is herself, Miss Mae Puuh-,_’\llc one Hood. Here he is seen with Dr. Boris Dunev, who has written music to accompany Fairbank- Muie. John Wilshusen, mechanic. YKoy famous of artists’ models, with her surfboard. Twenty ~ Schuman-Heink, who is very enthu ¢ over the proposed innovation. ! 3 . Poeumatic hathing suit that ¥ " o . 3 ’ . ) e - i Over 200 converts recently were baptized by Aimee McPherson, noted woman evangelist. in the swimmi . can he infla n the water to The Discrola. an ingenious invention which, makes it possible b operate motion pictures from an ordinary pool at Idora Park, Oakland, Calif.. while thousands of people crowded the park to witness the event. prevent drowning. phonograph by means of revolving dises containing over 1.000 pictures: which reflect into prisms and thence onto Uadeswood & Underswond S S a screen. Demonstrating is C. Francis Jenkins. prominent Washington inventor. (Pacitic & Atlantic Photes, Tne ) & e Inestipisturer of Munilsl iserh Bilui buehicl ol pline ol day conferred with the coal committee from . x e oland, who continues in power in spite of a determined op i S e illi The Washington Zoo Las a new boarder, a five-day-old llama, who is i regime by the nationalist bloc in the Polish dict, | Wide James D. Bemy, Secretary Hoover and Wil fast learning his way about and becoming acquainted with his large group National Photo Co. Disrobed of lariats and all other cowboy paraphernalia, Will Rogers, hard to recognize in this getup, is urging his steed to pull a Man o’War stunt in his latest screen production with apparently little succes Wide World Phatos. of friends and relatives. This portrait bust in bronze of Maj. Oscar Westover, Ameri- the late Hetry P. Davison, for- can pilot, one of the leaders in mer head of the Red Cross, the the James Gordon B;nneu‘C“P work of Jo Davidson, famous having flown from i i i . ?.’::::: G 21'2:',’:3:1."'{2'5’,’me}i';',"i‘ii: Miss Janet Moffett, daughter of Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of the bureau of serons Calvert Street bridge as it looks in the midst of structural strengthening and new planking, over which an betnek, Hungary, a distance of Davison to the Red Cross. Navy, not enly pilots her own machine, but makes repairs on the engine as well. Here :h.- [ asphalt surface is to be laid, | _ gt e L Pridgeon, staff photographer. 940 kilometers, -©Eeystone View Ca. Twenty First Geatary Pres.. © #pin aver the Potomae. . . (Pacific & A B ome ;