Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 14

\GE "THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL P THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. [— o This is no place for a burglar. J. R. Coltman, a London inventor, has created the “telaalarm,” and the alarm consists of a telephone and phonograph. The whole thing is set to work when the burglar gets busy—and it is claimed to be enough to frighten the bravest of men." Copsright by Kesstone arnival at Jamaica race track, Brook- k squad and the rescued young Iz Copyright by ported, will marry the former Emperor of Rumors from Europe are to the effect that the engagement will be announced after the an- niversary of the late ex-kaise This thrilling rescue is being practiced as a feature of the police Iyn, September 9 to 16. The patrolman is John J. Cronin of the Central P is Miss June Keith, star of the movies. 1 & Underwood she will demonstrate home labor-saving devices during “Better ture Wallace yesterday afternoon. National Photo The four New York queens of beauty who are entered in the Atlan- tie City pageant. They made the trip to the seashore by airplane. From top to bottom, they answer to the names of Mary Hlavka, Lilyan noch, Ruth Andrae and Dorothy Hughes. Copyright by Kesston Miss Elizabeth U. Hoffman photographed in the model kitchen in which Gen. Pershi lacing a th at the foot of the Laf: Statue. S g D i e e e e e Homes week.” Her appointment to the post was made by Secretary of Agric Union Square, New York, as a part of the ceremonies of Marne day and Lafayette day, celebrated yesterday. CopsHight'y Keyatone, First Lieut. James H. Doolittle, The winning smile of “Little Bill” United States air service, the first aviator to fly across the continent Johnston of California, who in “the ithin tweniyfour Howrs, Ha niade the trip in twentytwo hours and thirty-one minutes. His actual flying e was twenty-one hours and most perfect game of tennis ever witnessed,” made the Davis cup Page Bowie, “x}ze Knight of Maryland,” winqg:r_ of ghe tournament held yesterday in connection with the trophy safe for America on the eighteen minutes, one stop of an scondannuaBearivaticithet Clacerdori(Ve JiCitiaeox stoction antfire departuent. Bn P02 | courtsat Foteat Hills, Long Tdand, boor and thifteen minates] being England holds ceremonies on anniversary of the R-38 airship disaster at Hull, when the huge ship ex- d ' made at Kelly Field ded and caused the worst tragedy of modern aircraft. Photo shows relatives placing flowers on graves of . i Coprright by Underwood & Underwood ex., official _ohoto foncright br Kevstone. British and American racing boats make ready for contests which will start at er Bay, Long Isla~d, & Leading Shriners, members of the Imperial Council of North Americs, who are in Washington arranging of Commerce Hoover and ex%ov. Goodrich, leaving: the for the convention to be held here in 1923. Left to right: James E. Chandler, imperial chief rabban; Conrad ‘White House yesterday afternoon, after a conference with President Hard- ! % i : s O Pyt \ Y S eolicy i i P i p iew of the dry docks, with the British boats Reg, Carlyle, V. Dykeman, deputy imperial potentate; James S. McCandless, imperial potentate; Ben W. Rowell, imperial ing over this country’s policy in Rnuucl;”r'e&#;’b‘iy:.fl e(;omirtmlz has just m;; ‘lél;ia‘ photo b:li:::up :Iig';::lr'nl view of the Sheldon dry docks, " wi B e ke recorder; Will S. Brown, imperial treasurer, National Photo. completed an extended tour of Russia.