Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 17

'HE - EVE NG STAR, WASHI ? TON, D. .C., FRIDAY, S OF NORWAY M GO RIDING. Photograph showing the arrival of King Haakon in ssels. He was met at the station by King Albert and the Duke of Brabant, heir to the Belgian throne, en to the royal palace. The King of Norway will remain in Belgium for some time. Wide World Photo TO DEBATE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Team from Columbia Col- lege, New York, en route to England to enter a debate at Oxford . on the subject, “America’s Absence From the League of ions.” . Wide World Photo. A PRINCE HAS THE “GOLF BUG.” The heir to the British throne has taken up golf with a vengeance. Photo shows him driving from the first tee at the New Richmond Golf Club. Copsright by Kadel & Herbert WEARING THE YALE SMILE. Chief Justice William Howard Taft at the 222d commencement of Yale. He received his degree from the university in 1878, later serving on the faculty. Wide World Ploto. NOTED DANCER IN EGYPT. the famous Sphinx in background. THREE WOMAN MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Left to right: Mrs. Wintringham, who oc- cupies seat held by her late husband; Mrs. Hilton Philipson, formerly Miss Mabel Rus- 1, an actress, and Lady Ast Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. RUNNERS-UP IN SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP. team, which met Buchanan School yester day. was won by Buchanan. Players of the Monroe School base ball The school championship of the District National Photo. WON THE the District school championship yesterday. The deciding game was r Gl e ?errph:ing‘fxyl _allom 00! mk em. Thle m;ine‘r’mulon s&no‘: ‘ “_ '],:yfl] with Monroe School, Buclnfnn winning by a score. !xf. .‘1 rt&i ho l:wdf are removed vjhvy ') ufin the Obie“A of l;.;ldd":'! e lfl';il- -—Se:un hundred -nd—d:mqu.s _W,"a o is cox::i:s long rapidly and the huc n:;;_sl l;;:bn; ready busy ‘-J-:mw::" 1 HONORED AT YALE. Edith Wharton, the HOODED FALCONS FROM MESOPOTAMIA. They are recent arrivals tho houoeary dogren; of dodof of lenams in London. The birds wear tiny hoods and are trained so that when 5 JUNE 22, 1923. Anna Pavlova completes her tour of the world with a sightseeing trip through the desert. Photo shows B i BEGINS WORK ON GREAT MEMORIAL. Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, lowered half-way down Stone moun- tain, near Atlanta, to start work on the Confederate memorial. : The entire face of the mountain will be carved with heroic figures. The sculptor wears a harness to prevent falling. ‘Wide World Photo. S GIRLS OF ARISTOCRACY LEARN FARM he Baroness Imhoff and Fraulein von Groiss of Germany working with the peas- ant women in the fields. Government schools are aiding the farmerettes. C Coprright by Kadel & Herbert. A REAL GLIDER FROM INDIA. This Indian fruit bat, a recent arrival at the London zoo, has a wing spread of more than four feet, yet the animal itself is camp;r:l.i;_elzflsml ide World Phots. novelist, who was_awarded ° BURIED ALIVE. This photograph is just a gentle reminder that thes at the 222d Yale commence-