Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 13

THE STAR’SDAIIJY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, | 1 AT ELLIS ISLAND. SHOOTING FOR THE KING'S PRIZE 70 RIDE FROM €O starting from San across the country, months. Anstralia. and this photo shows the compe the wnner. shooting at 900 yards, got 9 bull ing is one of the n for the annual king’s prize. <-eyes out of 10 shots “hief White Horse of Arizona £ He phm 1o ride his horse all the way arriving in New York after the trip of three Immigration Commissioner Robert E. Todd. British Aml [ 3 and Secretary of Labor Davis at Ellis Island, N. Y., on a tour of inspection. dor Sir Auckland Geddes « terwood & Puderwot principal outdoor sporis in W & Undorwon E. K. Burlew, who has been appoint- ed secretary to Postmaster Gen- eral Work. Burlew came to ‘Washington nine years ago from Sunbury, Pa., and has held sever- al positions in the postal service, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Copyright by Underwood & Underwoud FRATERNITY OFFICERS. The Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity is holding a convention in Washington this week, and these are the national officers. . Left o..xights Wa C. Bnndes.Dt. WalserConley, Mrs, Coileyy .- m,AmldOuoandJWhfl— alte L) HOW PHILIPPINES HONOR VEIE. and unveiled as a memorial to the u‘n-n on the outskirts of Manila and is regarded as one of the mo: ¢ AND CADET. BROTHERS. Col. John G. Quakemeyer, aide John J. Pershing, and his brother. R: member of the ass at West Point, Phologmplh:l' Department. beauniful m of the revolution st Spain. I FASHION FOR EARLY SPRING. Frocks for warmer days are already making their appearance. Hope Hampton, movie star, wears this three-piece costume of a new material, “Ripple-0.” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Prince Aage of Denmark, who has announced that he is going to work. His fortune was lost in a recent crash of a Danish bank. A brother of the prince is now - _working in.a Canadian. dairy. - e 8 k. Degxxightby Uaderwood & Underwoody - Countess of Desart, the first woman member of the Irish Free State senate. Photo shows her arriv- ing at the formal opening of the lfl!_h:."fl‘.m . Wide World M ment has just bees artistic memorials eve DECEMBER 29, 1922. WITH HIS FOUR DAUGHTE Claudius Hart Huston, stant secretary of commerce. and his four daugh- ters. From left to right, they are: Alice, Eleanor, Katherine and Mildred. - Mr, Huston has just returned to Washington from a trip of seven months around the world for the Department pf Commerce. IT COULD NOT BE DONE. Three Carthage, Ohio, men, en route to work in a roadster. at- tempted to beat a B. and O. train at a crossing. The train arrived at the second the auto reached the rails. Two of the men were killed, the other perma Rev. A. A. Boddy, vicar of All Saints’, Sunderland, England, who claims a record for baptizing in- fante. He has performed the ceremony for 2.770 young Brit- ichers born in his parish. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. HIS WISH IS GRANTED. Several wecks ago young Augustus Stang of Philadelphia wrote to President Harding and expressed his desire 1o call at the White House. The President received Augustus and his sister Betty yesterday. Netlonal Ruiato. Maj. Fort Ontario, at Oswego, N. Y., is one of the oldest forts in America. ped this picture and the United States Army granted permission * Copyright by Maj. Mazwell, from U. & U, AERIAL VIEW OF OLD FORT. —.Hamiltop Maxwell, in 3 flyms boat, snap, ““fox its publication.