Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1922, Page 17

Doug Faicbauks and his wife. e —— o - Har: ic d in Chicago on their way to TO GET AWAY FROM HIGH COST OF LIVING. o California_to have Mary's photo taken. They spent several weeks - i in New York. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Charles K. Carring:on of Philadelpbia, his wife and nine children, sailed for their future home in England yesterday. Carrington, who is an ex-service man, British Isles. says 1t costs 100 much to live in the United States, so he has decided to_try the FOR THE POOR CHILDREN. Miss Marie Le Marr comes directly from the P Copyright by P- & A. Photos. aris Follies and brings with her a unique collection of dolls. She will anction the mannikins in New York for the benefit of poor children of that city. * Copyright by Underweod & Underwood. REMARKABLE ACTION PHOTOGRAPH. It was taken during the international foot ball match in The Hague, when the Corinthians of London and the students of The THE VALENTINOS AT ATLANTIC CITY. Left to right, front row: Ben Ali Haggin, artist; BRAVES COLD WINDS TO PRACTICE. Mme. Elly Ney, Dutch pianist, now in New York. Hague met. Miss Julia Hoyt, Mrs. Valentino, the former Miss Winifred Hudnut. Back row: Mrs. F. practices daily on the roof of West End Avenue home, no matter how cold the weather. Copsright Ly P. & A. Fhotos. M. Werner, aunt of Mrs. Valentino, and Rodolph, Copyright by Keystone. find warmth in my music,” she says. 1 Copyright Ly P. & A. I'hotos. A TREAT FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. Yesterday was a red letter day for the children of the Washington City Orphan Asylum. All the saddle horses of the Potomac Riding Academy were taken to the asylum grounds, and every boy and girl was treated to several rides, Photo by Carl Thoner. LIKE THEIR FOREFATHERS. Children of the fifth grade of John Burroughs School yesterday gave an entertaining little play concerning the Pilgrims. This phoograph shows the cast of youngsters in costumes of their ancestors. Natioral Photo “NOW YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT ME, AL In his articles in the magazine of The Sunday Star Ring W. Lardner often mentions his family and the difficulty in providing the necessities of life for its members. Here we' have This photo shows him as a teller of fanciful tales. Note the well fed appearance of the entire house- hold! Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, THE PRINCE GOES VISITING. The future raler of England jo kept i i i entertai nts i itain. i 5 o e g e O hors| chosll NewBarnardo fHome, OUTSIDE THE MOUNTJOY PRISON GATES. Annie MacSwiney starves herself outside during her sister, Mary Hertford, where he is presented with a hot-water jug. MacSwiney’s, hunger strike. At left, Mrs. Despard, sister of Lord French. Beside her, Miss Annie Mac- ) . __ Copyrigutdy Underwood & Underwoolh _ Swiney. i‘hg prisoner was recently released. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. 2 ; > »