Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S D THE _EVENING : STAR, WASHINGTON, After victory of the Shelburne polo team against Anglo-American combination. Mre. August Belmont pre- sented the Monty Waterbury cup and Louis E. Stoddard, captain of the victorious players, quenched his raging thir t. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Serge Yessenir. Vikosg o Mrs. William A. Gavin of England, runner-up in the women’s golf championship at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Photo thows her diiving, at first tee in match with Mrs. Jackson. Ball in foreground is tee marker. Wide Wortd Photo. Avonne Taylor, “Follies” actress, who has been asked by the Prince of Wales to appear in the London production of “Sally.” She will make a hurried trip to England for a short appearance there. Wide World Photo. Dr. Benedict Lust, president of American Naturopathic Association, who will preside at twenty-sixth an- mnual convention in Washington, October 59. Race track “dope” captured in raid by Washington police on an alleged poolroom on Rhode Island avenue. The “dope” consists of race track tips, charts on the form of thoroughbreds, etc., the printed matter selling from 10 cents to $25 a sheet. Natlonal Photo. Star battery of lhe New York Yankees, pennant winners of the Amer- ican League. Much is expected of them in the battles for the world championship, whick start Wednewd:y. Joo Bush, pitcher, at left, and Wally bdnng, catcher, Copyright by Keystoge. - ‘ = e S D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER- -2, 1922. jutant general of British forces in Asia Minor, who plays a large part in distribution of troops -against Turks, ‘Wide World Photo. ILY PICTORIAL PAGE Tsadora Duncan, dancer, and her poet hushand, reported held at Ellis Island when they attempted to land in New York. President Millerand of France intpecting the new French army during the first field maneuvers held since The poet’s name is - < the war, in Brittany. Wide Wortd Thots Wide World Photo. Vaudeville performances on the California beaches become popular. Maryon Ayo imitates the well known dancer, “Frisco,” as her special turn. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Anita Stewart, movie star, shows autumn styles in motoring togs. Picture snapped at a Pacific coast race course. ¢ by Underwood & Underwood. Gen. Sir George MacDonough, ad- One of the plans for their disposal is to set them up in Fremont, Ohio, on the anniversary of the birth of form« Bronze gates on Executive avenue which have been condemned and will be removed soon. Natioual Photo. President Rutherford B. Hayes. He beats them all. Joseph W. Riley of Medford, Mass., a clerk in the central post office of Boston, the speediest sorter of mail in the country. He claims a record of sorting 31,815 outgoing letters in less than omson, Ga. Leading are Semton Fludm- of Florida lnd Dul of B eight hours. Copyright by Keystone.