Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 12

Arrival of Secretary of the Navy Denby in Washington yesterday from hi where the Secretary was greeted by the assistant secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt, Admiral Coontz and Gen. Lejeune. LY PICTORI THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. O, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922. Girl raiders and dispatch riders: are numbered among “the ‘Irish tepublican forces fighting the national troops. The photo shows a hold-up of a mail car in western Ireland by the girl raiders, who are searching for government messages. Wide World Photo. The Turkish advance on Smyrna, showing soldiers under Mustapha Kemal waiting in a trench for the word to advance. Late reports have the Greeks in retreat and the Turkish cavalrymen within a few miles of Smyrna. Copyright by Keystone. Fleeing Greek forces menaced 'in retreat as Mustapha Kemal’s Turk- ish:nationalists‘near Smyrna on'two fronts. ' This is the Turkish leader’s tour of the orient. Photograph lnxppfd at the Union station, National Photo. Field Marshal’Lord Plumber, who has been sent by England to hold Constantinople. Gen. Harrington will serve under Lord Plumber in the city, which is threatened by the * Turks under Mustapha Kemal. Wide World Photo. Ku Klux Klan, headed by a masked drum corps, parades through streets of Atlanta, Ga., on Labor day. Participation of the klan in the da; celebration created considerable comment. The drum corps is a mewly organized feature of the Atlanta branch, the drummers wearing oriental Wide World Photo. costume; Lewis Crossley of Elland, Yorkes, England, won a good job because he resembled the Prince of Wales. While in Toronto, Canada, he was employed to take the part of the prince in a big pageant. Wide World Photo, England’s Laddie Boy.- He is Riffles, the fayorite dog of Prime Min- ister Lloyd George, and he is gravely thinking over the political situation during his master’s holiday in Wales. Wide 'World Photo. wmflmmhmwuwmtm. C«pnh;enudvu fing L chiefs ‘some tips on fingerprint at left. American . police ‘work. Shhlnumahhdodi-ndhlnph(ormmfl The Goddess of Liberty, who stands on the dome of the Capitol, does not nevertheless. The photograph shows R. L. Jones, a Washington painter, at work high above the ci ational Pheto. nt—but she is painted, At least fifty-four glrh think these fellows. are poor judges of beuny The fifty-four girls are lhole who did not receive prizes in the Atlantic City beauty pageant. Left to right: Arnold Genthe, Cole: Willy Pogany, Heyworth Campbell, August Hutauf, Howard Chandler Christy, Joseph Cummings Norman Rockwell. For .the purpose of studying the slums of London, the Rev. Frank L. Jennings of St. Cuthbert’s, Bedling- ton, donned the garb as shown in the photo. - Then thescurate spent many days and nights in “doss ot R e e Fao First automobile enters the Vatican. The Pope Copyright by Underwood & the first motor car ever owned by a head of the Cnthohe Church. an Italian car, presented by the people of Milan, where. the archbishop ‘election. o lohl Copyright by 2 is shown examining It is pontiffl was eystone,