Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1922, Page 12

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1922. il S = ; " Emeterio de la Garza, special en- Orville Caldwell of Oukland, oy with de la Hucrts from Mexico Calif, who was chosen by Elinor 1o the United States, in connection Vetetanl ine of the old Potomac Archery Club try their hand at marksmanship agai « noveli America’s most yith a which Wall street men Diiblin's afihute Ao Actiir ICEMMD. | Tniprossivie socucs more witnssed sin i nesinine wf the Sifws vears and are 146t Left to right: Miss Ada Tanner, Dr. A. 5. Helton, A. B. handsome He has entered the are. considering, = president of the dail eireann were condueted to the city hall, where they remained in - t movies. Wide orld Photos. Underwood & Underwood W Aristide Briand. former premicr of France. who i~ 4 member of company organized to buy the Rus- d 1. Walsh of Massa- sked Congress to Senator Da chusetts, who b - 2 . i o : sian crown jewels, valued at over sutlioti immaiiste seizire of the Racing is not always the sport of kings. Here, for instance, is King Just a fashion hint from Deauville, France. where many summer Anton Lang. the famous leading character of the Oberammergau Pas- e l’ el coaliionioss Alfonso of Spain in an enthusiastic moment as he was resting between styles for women originate. A gorgeous beach robe and a simple frock sion Play, is received by the papal nuncio to Poland. who attended this ive hundred mi l::l ;g e Iy chukkers of his polo match at Deauville. Underwoud & Underwol and hat of white, seen on the plage. Caderwood & Coderwond year's perlormmce. Wide World Photos Se s ; 5 2 e Scientists urge a war on insects, fearing they may exterminate man. Allabmande, with his trainer, Sergt. Mathewson of Fort Myer, said to be the most valuable horse in the Glenn H. Curtiss, pioneer of American aviation. has become enthusiastic over the possibilities of the Here is a large model of a fly to be used for propaganda purposes in the - B 2 € Army. It is owned by Maj. George S. Patton and has won the §15.000 Bowman cup. glider. Here be is in his workshop with a model he has built weighing only 150 pounds. © Kesstone View Co war on pests. Cnderwood & Tndervood. : * ® B wenty-First Centurs Pross X p . ) L Myrtle E. Butler of Union, Me., and Louise Holske of East Foxboro, Fire Chief Murphy of San Francisco playing host to Fire Chief Panl The U. S. S. Nitro, now docked at the Washington navy #ard, is the largest ship that was ever there. She is a Navy freighter just in from Mass., traveled unaccompanied to Washington and were received by both Vauginot of Paris during the demonstration of San Francisco’s high-pres- Panama, being 483 feet long, drawing twenty-five feet of water and having a displacement of 10,500 tons. “She is 1,500 tons heavier than the British the President and Mrs. Harding, who autographed their diaries for them. sure water system at the fire engineers’ convention. Underwood & Underwood. cruiser Raleigh that was here in the spring. Underwood & Underwoed. Jolin Mueller, siaff photographer.