Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR,' WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. S Ulric Hale, thirteen years old, the youngest s Postmaster General Work buying the first 11-cent stamp of the new issue from Assistant Postmaster Gen- Catholic University, is a real boy. He expects to graduate at the age of eral Glover, who has supervision of the manufacture and distribution of stamps. The stamp will be presented eighteen with an A.B. degree. His home is in Forest City, Pa, National Photo. to President Harding. S thonal A2hoto. o Smyrna refugees awaiting rescue from sword and flame. Photo taken on the waterfront, where the poor of the citv fled when the Turkish army was reported on its way into the city. Wide World I'hoto. The Dolly sisters are back again—and look at the clothes! The T ¥ z iconsers ave supbotedto be ihé Tatok créstiohiofFrench fashion makere: Miss Daviette Ficklen (left) and Miss Virginia Puller, who will take the parts of oldfo-Lioned flower girls at Pembroke Park tomorrow evening [he sisters will enter American vaudeville after many months in Europe. during the fete for the benefit of the Woman's Welfare Association. Coprright by Harris & Ewing Wide World Photo ummings. wife of the surgeon gene ister. Benny Leonard, lightweight champion of the world, forsakes the prize ring for the stage. He will appear in the next edition of “Hitchy- Lord and Lady Louis Montbatten of England, who arrived in the United States yesterday. Lady Montbatten = B . £ 53 High commissioner of Palestine, Sir Herbert Samuel, is formally installed at Government House. was formerly Miss Edwina Ashley, one of England's wealthiest women. Lord Montbatten is a nephew of Koo” on Broadway. Photo shows Raymond Hitchcock teaching Benny Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. This photo shows Field Marshal Lord Allenby and Ronald Stores, who attended King George. Wiis Woo P the latest idea in stage make-up. ‘Wide World Photo. the ceremonies, en route to visit the lord mayor of Jerusalem. Copyright by Keystone Japanese fimancial leader, Mr. Kyo Lieut. Oakley Kelly, one of the of Tokio, arrives in New York to United States Arpy flyers who will attempt the non-stop cross-country - attend the convention of the Amer- Five American girls who have received high honors at the American Conservatoire of Paris, winning the ican Bankers’ Association. He rep- flight from San Diego, Calif., to opera prizes. They are, left to right: Hilda Grace :Berkey of Pittsburgh, Vivian Hiles of Mason City, Iowa; resents the banking associations of New York. ‘The flyers are awaiting Fo 2 2 ;. % S Gertrude Courtney of Spartansburg, N. C.; Tess Davidson of Sioux:City, Iowa; Rachel Morton-Harris ;f New his country, o favorable weather to makéthe start, Digging Washington’s new conduit, This photograph shows progress of the work above -(iulnn g:'hl: York. e . Y Copyright by Underwood & Underwoode Copyright by Underwood & Underwoods Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. - bridges ST s o Kiemsl A 3 ! 4 v