Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE Ex-Governor of New York, “Al” Smith, tosses out the first ball in opening the 1922 world series, at the Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Brother against brother in New York's civil war, Bob Meusel (left) Trish” Emil Meusel, left fielder of i Polo Grounds. Mrs, Smith at his side. Yankee left fielder, and his brother, the Giants, Photo shows them shaking hands before the opening game. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. The commander of the United States Army, the commander-inghief of base ball and the commander-in-chief of the commander-in-chief of base ball, in a box at the Polo Grounds yesterday for the first world series game. Left to right: High Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Mrs. Landis and Gen. Pershing. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. William Jennings Bryan and William G. McAdoo, guests at an out- Joe Dn;an lhlrd h:scmnn of the defeated \ankern, seoring the first Friendly enemies just before the series started—“Babe” Ruth, + Has Mary changed? No, not much. The years are treating her rather =7 door breakfast, at Beverly Hills, Calif., partake of pure spring water be- run of the world series on Ruth’s single in the sixth inning. The Yankees premier slugger of th~ Yarkees. and John McGraw, manager of the Giant-. kindly. This photograph was taken in New York yesterday, where Doug Wide World Photo. kept the lead until the eighth inning. Wide World Photo. - Co e Urterswnad & Tnde Fairbanks and Marv are makine their annnal visit. Two interesting figures of the world of sport who attended the first world series game in New York yesterday. Christy Mathewson, at left, 5 o oo _ 5 i illness. onoo star pitcher of the Giants, who has recovered from'a severe lness. Whether coal comes into Washington or not makes little difference at the White House. President Harding : is taking no chances. This pile of split wood was left at the executive offices today. National Pbots At right, Jack Dempsey, champion heavyweight of the world Photos by Tnderwood and Wide World. The submarine plane, something new in aviatio n. It is so constructed that it may be taken apart in less . National Photo, than five minutes and placed in the hold of a submari ne. The plane “takes off” from the water. ing of Ttaly, landing at Grave- '.l'he prince will tour other Wide World Phete, -lunni-. il the thrills of the real world - mmw-wwonlmmm and?m~ S - The new Muscovite headdress which comes from Paris. It is very original, following lhe lines of a snake. Worn by Miss . Zita Moulton, Copyright by” mnvm . leading woman with William Hodge.