Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1922, Page 13

AV THE STAR’S D THE EVENRM% 81 ghing 1,500 pounds and ahout seven feet long, This giant turtle, the largest ever brought into Baston. w nearly sank the little Gloucester schooner during the struggle that followed the harpooning near Nantucket ) Keystone View Co. light ship. e e T % BT % An unusual picture of Lloyd George, premier of Great Britain, eritable Beau Brummel. Lloyd George, whom London is here scen in fine dressed as a tailors call “the poorest dressed” of high official: tozgery with Lady Crosfield and his daughter, Megan. Wide World Thotos 3 A scene of the anti-war mass demonstration held by Germans before the Berlin Castle, July 30, the d.ué\get for international protestations against further wars. Wide World Pho WP William J. Pike, who was consul general from the United States to Germany during the war and now consul general in Strassburg, a ing in New York for his first vaca- tion in this country in many years. Wide World Photos Miss W. Mercer, English amateur diving expert, executing a par- fect swan dive from dizzy heights in the recent women’s. championship meet -in-London, o - ~Yide World- Photos: The crew of a two-oared shell having a rough go of it at the finish of the Hastings regatta in Englund. The rough seas finished the race. Underwood & Underwood. Miss Edelina P. Gleaves, daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs Albert Glezves\selling balloonsiat a charity!law n fete ire Newport, R. L. Uaderwood & Tnderwood streets of Margate with their pipes. A street guide for mtorists installed opposite the White House Saturday is lighted continnously and canuot be ignored by even the st indifferent driver. Twenty-first Century Press The 186-ton Terpsichore bucking against a stiff wind to win the . : Engla heavy yacht class race n‘rrtheqctrku regatta, Eng ng-m. e The soothing briar bringing comfort in the summer heat to two fair English damsele, who created a sensation by appearing on the ILY PICTORIAL. PAGE D. C., MONDAY AUGUST 14, 1922. Wreckage of the Pilgrims train, which was en route to Loudres, France, in which forty were killed and cighty injured in the collision near Taude. Most of the casualties were among cripples who had visions of be- ing cured by the blessings and miracles of the religious cave at Loudres. Wide World Pliotos Miss Audrey Carton of Asbury Park. N. J., who has been chosen to be Princess Cinderella in the festivities in connection with the an- nual baby parade at Asbury Park, which has become an elaborate affair Underwood & Undersood of late years. Wide World Thotos Some of the little children from the devastated district of France, who were recently brought to London for a holiday, seriving & Waterloo station. Underwood & Underwood. Nicolai Nicolajewjteh Krestinski, the new ambassador of the Russian soviet government at Berlin, Ger- | many. He recently arrived there to P. Lewden of France in an urusual attitude, winning the high- take up his new duties. i jump event at 6 fest 3 i"d,::i‘d: “'su;“,';‘;:'lg:fi;‘f“{-l&"ifi.fl'fiofi.‘.‘ Toterwood & Uaderwodd tween England and France, N 2 T D RO Rt T LY .