Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 IcFarlan and Margaret Forsyth, three s, who are mdmg the refugees in the burning city of Smy rna. heard from on September 11, when xhey declared their Unique traveling home and business place, built along the lines of a typical village cottage, makes appearance in Germany. The owner stocks his car when leaving his farm, and then makes a round of nearl cities. Note the Bav Wide World The Tiger's Eye, arother secret society, is organized to combat the Ku Klux Klan. This phologrzph shows one of the initiation ceremonies. According to reports, the organization first had its being in Frnmc Former star of the movies comes out of retirement to play under the Cooper-Hewitt lights again. She is Miss Blanche Sweet, wife of Marshall Ma . O’Loughlin, - rofessioial -of lu thfi s - r e N dd‘ Neilan, " the - director. .. They were o ;::efi.mfo'hfiwiwnmfldm e e as [unt. Lvu ng Islan e playérs uun. ¢r‘. \ Scene in Smyrna, from which smoke now ascends from ruins of buildings fired by Turks, after their reported massacre of thousands of inhabitants. The photo shows turkeys -being fed on waste grain along the wharves. Eddie Rickenbacker, famous United States ace of the world war, takes his bride, the former Mrs. Adelaide Durant, to Europe for honeymoon. They will visit the battlefields of France before returning to America. The wedding took place Saturday. Harold C. Jaquith of Darion, Cormm., managing director of- the Anatolian area of the Near East Re- lief, who has assumed command of the relief work at Smyrna. Accord- ing to late reports, there are 300,000 refugees in the ci Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Rear Adnurai Clarence S. Wil- Jiams, appointed to succeed Admiral s as president of the Naval War llege at Newport, R. I. During the Aduiral Williams was chief of staff the battleship forces of the Atlantic L v='wht hv Kevstone. Art Killam of St l.mdt, Mo., lnpllnwun; cham - America. He won the .at-Atlantic Gity, where he met **3.crack marks- ‘_ " men. (hm -nibwhm clay. pigeons out ef 200, ide. World Phote. Copyright by Undérwood & Underwood. Miss Florence Evans, Bridgeport, Conn., girl, wins walking race at women's track and field meet in New York stad he finished the 880 yards in 4 mmnles and 42 seconds, with Miss Nell Hemming of the Morn- ingside A. C.. second. - Copsrig Underwood & Underwood al convention at Portland, tant postmasier general, Copyrigh by Keysto Postmaster General Hubert Work (right) in Boston, en route to a state p Me. At left, Roland M. Buker, Boston's postmaster. In center, John H. Bartlett, who will also attend the Maine convention s loom is the property of the Rosedald® playgrounds, and the photograph show the director, Miss Caroline N. Alexander, assisted by Miss Helen Decker (right), and M and bags are made with the machine. Conde B..Pallen of New York, ngwly appoibted chairman of the Georgetown University Endowment Association, .organized to raise .a five-milliondollar fund for new Ukrainia’s-Joan .of Arc, Mue. O:ga Mopackuk, an auive ieader m the .spiritual struggle for emaneipation of libertyloving people of little Russia, <comes to the United States’ e the -dvnnce guard of the Ukrainian National - Cliorys, a. dwu of - fi(v. Wide World