Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1922, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 17, 1922, f : 2 kS ; “The Tiger of France” at Mount Vernon. Pt Gen. John . Pershing a guest at the Bal Fantastique in Chicago. At left: Mrs. Pot- I Ei - ’ ter Palmer. At zzy instein, ¥ = . who has a reputa- e right: Mrs. tion in New York John Borden. for smelling boot- CP &AL Phots leg liquor at a greater distance than any man liv ing, makes a big haul of Christmas wine. This special Mabel McCane, one of the vaude- raid netted $50,000 ville entertainers of Washington the- worth of intoxi- atergoers this week. cants. rnationml First photo of successful catapulting of seaplane from deck of battleship. Experiments _ Prof. Emile Coue, French mental healer, visits a home for were conducted aboard the United States ship Oklahoma off the California coast. This :;’P%kf“ C;"é‘zf:" in Sussex. England. Prof. Coue plans a trip to e United States soon. Voight piane was thrown from its carriage on the chip’s deck into the air. P oA A Photos Irene Bordonmi, who appears in the play “The Age turns to youth. These fellows are happy in their wor k—the manufacture of Christmas toys for children. Photo taken in one of the big New York toy factories. : French Doll.” in Washington during Christmas week AN P Flote b