Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1922, Page 81

cxarnie la @he Sundiwy Sta, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 26, 1922. e -y ol ST e S e )% Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 30) “Red” Barron, one of the out- standing stars of the foot ball season in the south, and his fiancee, Miss Alice Evans House of Wash- ington, Ga. Barron is cap- tain of the Georgia Tech team. The wedding will take place after Thanksgiving game @F. & A Photos Georges Clemenceau, “the tiger of France,” former premier, at Laughing at the undertaker. Harry H. Gardiner, the grave of Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, L. L., where he placed known as the “human fly,” works up an appetite for a wreath last Sunday. breakfast by climbing New York buildings. This photo © Undervoml & Underwond. was taken twenty-five stories from the sidewalk. tuwrn i Archbishop Bonzano, papal dele- gate to Washington, photographed in New York just before he board- ed steamer for Rome, where he will be created a cardinal by the America’s champion foxhound, owned by Woods Pope. Photo taken on steps of walker. Peggy won the title in sweepstakes at Wash- St. Patrick’s Cathedrzl. ington Court House, Ohio, where 200 dogs of her breed . . . ” . Photos, Tank Corps of Camp Meade passing in review before Maj. Gen. Charles J. Bailey, commander of the 3d Corps Area. An event X AL were entered. - of a week ago. > Internationml, Internutiounl.