Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNE SDAY,- SEPTEMBER 27, 1 . i ] ! Mume. Teteazzini, world famous soprano, and her musical find, Si - e e LSt | B Acsistant Secretary of Labor Henning addressing the City Club yesterday, his address being broadcasted bl g e e e Airplane ged by Lieut, Wilkins in his coastto-coast flight recemly. Photo shows Lieut. Wilkins talking to all parts of the country. His subject was, “After-strike Conditions and the Business Qutlook. National I'botn. with his voice. The young man is twentyfour years old. Toto Amici to Lient. H. K."Ramey, who flew from Bolling Field to Detroit yesterday to take part in the Pulitzer racex. < Copyright by 21st Century Press. seated. Photo taken in London. * 1 Copyright by Keystone. 5 i - Seene during the skating carnival held at Virginia Avenue Play ground yesterday. Nationsl Photo. Commodore Samson, who has charge of the British air forces around Constantinople. where next big battles may take place against Turkish nationalists, Wide World Photo. Chief Charlie Johnson of the Seneca Indians in New York, who called at the White House yesterday alternoon to shake hands with Presi- dent Harding. Natlonal Photo. Helen McLanahan, children of Mr. George X. McLanahan of Washington, who sailed yesterday for England. where v will take up their studies at Oxford. They are prominent members A part of the unusual Ukrainian National Chorus which arrived in Master George and New York recently. The entire chorus is composed of fifty men and women. They will tour the United States, la and Mexico. o t by U'nderwnod & Tnderwood. Miss Margaret Gorman (formerly Miss America) and her cups won at Atlantic City. She is appearing in vaudeville in Washington this week. Fhoto by John Howasd Paine. Katherine Wright, sister of the late Wilbur Wright, christens a new flying boat on the Hudson river. Left to right: Percy Mackaye, Capt. Stefansson, Orville Wright and Miss Wright. The boat will take part in the Detroit races. Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. Three of Washington's debutantes of the season. Left to right: Miss Catherine Radcliffe, daughter of Daniel Radcliffe of Cardiff, England. who will be presented by Admiral and Mrs. John K. Robinson; Miss Emma Stitt, daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward R. Stitt, and Miss Virginia Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Edwards. Natton! Photo. H. Morrisson, entomologist of the Department of Agriculture, and a i o et 6L ki callocion of 1,000 uizae asale Ineoets from el e ae e Grock soldiers in Smyrna photographed just before the advance of the Turkish natiomslist army under to i of the plant enemies under 2 A Leaders of the New York Giants, pennant winners of the National League. Hughey Jennings, coach; John Ilhnne—p;y mme'fl“'"f"’ . P Ihal:. L K¢‘I Pasha. The gun was - in defense of ‘the lmddcny.vgh}e:lh'l'uhhurgle:‘g:% McGraw, manager, and Cosy Dolan, coach, This year's pennangsis the eighth for the Giants, ~Wide World Phete. ~ microscope. b,