Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922. This group of union railway labor men, representing every railway labor unit in the country, were in conference yesterday at the Machinists’ Frederick William Von Steuben receiving his annual bath. The building, in this city, for the purpose of holding a general discussion looking toward forming a unified policy. With but two exceptions the unions statue of the Prussian baron, who aided the United States in the Revo- were all represented by their presidents, Nationul Pioto Co lutionary war, being scrubbed and polished at its place in Lafayette Park. For the first time in their lives the children of the Chinese minister Left to right: Master Szeming Sze, Minister Alfred Sze, M Sze and Master Dedie Sze. © Keystone View Co, L For the first time in history a representative team of British amateur golfers arrives in America to meet - ’ One of the novel gasoline-driven motor coaches recently installed for passenger service on the Fondu. the pick of the amateurs from this conntry. Left to right: C. V. L. Holman, R. Harris, J. Caven, W. B. Tor- New brown bear cubs that arrived at the Zoo ten days ago from Johnstown and Gloversville railroad. The car is of the standard railroad design, but is driven very much like rance, W. Willis Mackenzie, Cyril J. H. Tolley, R. H. Wethered, B. Darwin and Colin C. Aylmer. Alaska, all on their hinds legs at once. They are seven months old. an automobile, and has a maximum speed of 50 miles per hour. Wide Worid Ihotos Wide World Photos b nal Photo Co g z : 3 : Tt Former Prince Oleg Rodimir, grandson of the late King Nicolas of John H. Jerman. for forty-eight vears an emplose of the Pennsl- Gerson Keyser, nine-year-old art prodigy of Philadelphia, with a head Dr. Paul A. Lewis, director of laboratories at the University of Penn- Montenegro, once an officer of the czar's army, now an American citizen vania railroad and Washington Terminal. was seventy years old yesterday of Lincoln which he modeled and which has won the plaudits of promi- sylvania, who claims success for his cure of dread diseases by dyeing in- b taan CTnderwood & Underwood. e hias mot e aldays Mork it ihisty Sears i nent artists of that city. © Keystone View Co. teriors a bright color. © Keystone View Co. y As William Jennings Bryan steps Col. Robert C. Davis, only forty-six Litical stage, i B e Gusrles meps up. Thia fs 762 old, who Las been appointed \ Charles, who has been nominated ldinl{nt general of the Army to suc- — ] : he eleph: i s for Governor of Nebraska by the céed Gen. Harris, retired. This ingenious father has built one of the strangest family bicycles on record with a co The elephants and the peacocks at the Zoo have entered into a gentlemen’s agreement that all the peanuts Telfernood & Tni . N et ion and 2 few old baskets, It accommodates them all and gocs quite smoothly. . w the clephants fail to catch shall be the rightful property of the peacocks, . Underweod & DUnderwood. democrats,