Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 1922. Sceretary_and Mrs. Hughes and other United States officials just before boarding the Munson liner, Pan ; = - Robert Mantell, living dean of American Shakespearean actors, making the presentation specch befor America in New York yesterday to sail for the Brazilian exposition. Left to right: Gen. Bullard, Secre- This passenger train, running over tracks several feet under water the portrait of Edwin Booth, given to the New York Rotary Club by E. F. Albee yesterday. The portrait is to tary Hughes. Miss Hughes, Mrs. Hughes, the Brazilian ambassador, Augusto C. de Alencar; Admiral C. T. from the overflow of the Mississippi river near Vicksburg, had difficulty be sent to Stratford-on-Avon. Augustus Thomas, John Drew, E. H. Sothern, Julia Marlow, Daniel Frohm Vogelsang. Underwood & Underwood keeping on schedule. Wide World Photos. and others were present. Underwaod adras presidency Sayed Fazle Ali Khan Bahadur at his recent installation as Nawah of Banganapalle, the only Moslem ruling chief in the ) aderwood & Underwood Cops are not always serions-minded fellows. This jovial group of clowns is made up of none but New York policemen, rchearsing yester- y day for the annual Police day games to taken place at the Jamaica race track next month. Underwood & Underwood. so0 honored. The nawab is in the center flanked by Lord and Lady Wellington. v Maj. C. F. Hurndall and Maj. Vivian Lockett, members of the Eng- Marcia Burke, a seven-year-old swimming marvel from Texas, who ‘A view seldom seen by Washingtonians, from the top of the Capitol George Sisler, leading batter in the American League, umpired a lish polo team. ai in New York preparatory to playing a series of dives from great heights, swims 110 feet under water and executes many looking down. Painters are here endangering their lives in order that game for two other swatters, Little Bill Johnston and Big Bill \T-\Inh" a matches with American teams. Undecwood:&{Wadesmood other unusual feats. Underwood & Underwood. the whiteness of the dome be preserved. '\ TUnderwood & Underwood. tennis stars, which they played for his henefit. Resstone View George Gavin Duffy, noted Irish- Lieut. Commander M. A. Mitscher, man, who is one of the three men captain of the Navy team of flyers * Y i the places left that will compete in the Pulitzer i ived in thi s when this foursome. known for their Syri i ives i ica f i - : Archd : appointed to_ 6l ’ o Fulire The first time an Irish polo team ever arrived in this country was when this foursome. known for Be ?,y'fi:." l;e':.hbi.:?:s}i,m:x?lide:s;:r: n:\e::fiiux;;l;?rgiy'ric.n-":fi'::.“:'ig'o? :x‘.::.-hl;d:vll.‘; :'e‘::e-en:cme"é;:rfh vacant by the death of Michael trophy race to be held in Detroit prowess, reached New York a few days ago. Left to right-% A- Trench, Capt. William Goulding, George of the Orient. S g A TUnderwood & Underwood. Colling. © Keystone View Co. October 14, Underwood & Underweed. Douglas and Capt. F. Gill. © Keystone 3 b B : : . 5 ] % ’ - r