Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE L THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 28 1922., New wheel and landing gear is tested by Lawrence B. Sperry at Farmingdale, Long Island. The wheels of the S g s America's greatest foursome meets on the links of the Charl plane are dropped nnluh-\u the machine leaves the ground, the object being' to get rid of the weight and _ Alfonso, the King of Spain, finds a new pal at the Potinere in Deau- to right: Gene Sarazen, holder of the national open and profe: hiead resistance of the landing gear, thereby increasing the performance in climbing and speed. Wide World Photo. ville, where the ruler is spending the summer. open champion and amateur title holder; Joe Kirkwood. Australian champio Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. open champion. B, swesentative Louis T. McFadden nevlvania, chairman of the Gen. Ricardo Burguette, who has Maj. F. B. Hurndall, member of been appointed Spanish high com- the Engli-h polo team, which started Mre. Philip Boileau, widow of the : missioner for Morocco. The new : 5 ! 17 2 ! - play today at Rumson (N. J» Coun- noted French portrait_painter. O e Controlley Commissioner will attempt to end try Club. in th= Herbert memorial N mily Gilbe championship tournament. The b . she was co hmen nlay the Flamingo tea most beautiful girl erwood & Unile the outbreaks of the rebel chieftains When the French troops go into maneuvers they believe in a ce Crissinger being named governor of ; oops g of Morocco. By Keystone View Co. tanks of the 29th Battalion disguised as prehistoric animals in recent rve Board. dorwood & Tnderwood. amount of play mixed vith the hard work. This photograph shows some ete given by the garrison at Germersheim. Wide World Pioto. ight by U I A S . BN All is quiet below the Rio Grande—and Gen. Francisco Villa, once the most feared man in Mexico. Pokiemms ‘f‘""‘."‘l{"" il "::‘f‘:‘f;: g‘.,'zbzl""{‘"hb‘ge?:“‘“‘;’:}ul‘::“:i:’:;‘ifl ‘:;‘;:;":,,f,"*;{;‘:, v goes peacefully on his way in a flivver. This photograph was taken on Villa's 225.000-acre farm. which wa atgiinson, a0 €aes pIOLo, & Lo P deeded 1o him by the Mexican government and is situated in the Durango mountain section, Wide World o through a blizzard. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Mrs. Towers, wife of Commander Towers, U. S. N., of Washington, winner of the Greenbriar cup at the recent horse show at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. = % United States Navy flyers who will try for the Curtis and Pulitzer prizes at Detroit, Mich., during the Miss Ruth Chorpenning, honor graduate of the School of the Theater, New York, goes from the class- A new toy for the youngsters which has been placed on the market frst ootk i Ociaber.This photograph, taken at the naval air station, Wathington, chows, left to right: Lieut. toom to the stage. She will appear with Walter Hampden as a member of his Shakespearcan company. in Berlin. It is a combination of the “kiddie car” and the bicycle, pro- Commander M. A. Mitscher, in charge of team; Lieut. F. C. Fechtler, S. W. Galloway, Licut. L. H. Sanderson. Hampden at right. Many prominent members of the theatrical profession nnendec:h:l;: g::dnluo: lexarcises pelled by foot power. Wide World Phote, Lieut. David Rittenhouse, Rutledge erine' and A. W. Gorton. ‘Copyright by Harris & Ewing. a