Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922. Demonstration at the British embassy yesterday, when the poln-e arrested nine picketers, i MUSSOLINI, FASCISTI LEADER AND NEW PREMIER OF ITALY. He was photographed with his staffl in one of the streets of Rome after T eters and marchers carried banners protesting against the imprisonment of Miss Mary MacSwiney. who he had taken complete control of the capital in a bloodless revolution. Del Bono, Mussolini and De Vecchi in foreground. Wide Worid Phoio. is now on a Imngrr strike in Ireland. National Photo. EXKAISER DIDNT WANT IT. This wedding bouquet, held by Dr. IN SIX LANGUAGES. The baby daughter of Mrs. V. D. Gensburger. Mathot, was sent by “the German people” as a present to the former who arrived in New York from Shanghai yesterday, can say “yes~ kaiser on his wedding day. Wilhelm Hohenzollern determined they e TR e L could not say anything to him with flowers, and he refused it. i Copyright by Underwood & Tnderwood. Copyright by Crderwood & Underwood. AN ODD FISH STORY: The Washington fisherman who caught this sixteen-and-one-half-pound catfish, Harry G. Conn, strained his back in landing it. He called at the Emergency Hospital for treatment. Then, to show his appreciation for a treatment at the hospital sev- HOOSIERS ARE BOOMING HIM. Samuel M. Ralston, senator-elect of ATTENTION, YOU ATHLETES! This is Eddie Clark of Springfield, MIKE IS A REAL MASCOT. Heh-s the pet o{’ l-ll Ilhe phh.‘t'r- on the eral vears ago, he presented the fish to the institution. The fish, ° Indiana, who defeated Beveridge, is now being boomed as a likely Mass., the roque champion of America. He is now at St. Petersburg, East Potomac golf course, where lhtw pul Irh ink l::nmmwluv which was canght on the District side of the Potomac, is held by candidate for President by the Indiana democrats. This photo was Fla, ttaining to defend his title in the February tournament. matches will be played next spring. When 2 big match i» on no McKinley Curtis, fospital chef. ~ Fhoto by Pridgeon, staff photographer. snapped at Ralston’s country place, Hoosier F ome. Copsright by Underwood & Underwond. golfer on the public course thinks of driving from the first tee unti Copyright »y Underwood & Underwood. he has rubbed Mike's back. The cat is held by Miss Ella Sheen. ARDED THE WED! When the f Em) IOWA'S NEW SENATOR A REAL FARMER. Smith W. Brookhart, senator-elect, and his son POLISH MINISTER AKRIVES. d = deg Doorn on Nglel:-‘l;mcsu fhsemmm and the former hhepre:nll;v:e?::‘ :-Z.r::.'i r}"y". Joe looking over some of their Poland China swine on farm near Del Moines. The farmer- Washington, and his family. They arrived in New York {eslm;d‘:yhot the S, S. 3.3« jesti mummmmwdfuhw;ahm vmphyed-hrumnmlhwmflduflondbmkhfl. e . The children are Frederick and Mary Wroblewski. Copyright by Underw e -