Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 17

TH'E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. 'MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1928. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE ’ THE MEN WHO MADE Rl R T SEA. Left to right: R. L. Harrison, chief engineer of the steamship Leviathan; J. ). Fagan, staff chief, A WALK AND A QUIET TALK. Albert Lasker (left) enator d W. J. Lundy, t chief, at engine control board of the great ship as it was making records in sea travel. The L han’s trial trip A MODERN CAPT. KIDD. Two-year-old Zoe ‘\‘Ll\lmm one of the . Fletcher of Florida photographed on the de of the yes ay. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. nners of the annual baby show at Jackson s, N. Y., Saturday. steamship Leviathan, which returned to New York from the record- ung Zoe took the part of a full-fledged pirat: breaking trial trip yesterday. Copyright by Underwood & U Z Cops t by Undyrwood & Underwood FAMOUS ILLUSTRATOR WEDS. Mrs. John G. Baragwanath, for- merly Mi ysa McMein, artist. The wed k place in May but the announcement was made only a few day . Neyea's pic 'W PRINCE OF WALES FOX TROT. The latest s has been named after the heir to the ish throne. Photo shows a demonstration of steps by Arthur Murray and \l Grace Carlton. Mur- MOTOR DISPENSARY FOR DOGS AND CATS. tures are usually reproduced as cover d s director of National In te of Social Danc del & Herbert. belonging to the poor of London. It is manned )n a hughlv skilled “vet,” and Fid ceived the very best of treatme! Copyright by U SPEAKING TO “THE BOYS IN OVERALLS.” President Harding delivering address from YOUNGEST ITALIAN SCULPTOR OF NOTE. Antonio de Filippo of New York making a , belonging to the Ohio Refining Company, exploded. The firemen his train at Quincy, Ill. “We want you boys in overalls to be as fortunate and prosper- preliminary sketch in clay for bust of Rita Bell, musical comedy prima donna. The young sculptor’s work is attracting unusual attention. Coryight by Underwood & Underwood streams of water on other tanks nearby. right by Underwood & Underwe ous and happy as any one in America,” said the President. Copyright by Tnderwood & Underw B T i 55 ,'HIGH OR LOW CHAIR WHILE YOU WA!T This' British invention DRY GOVERNOR BOARDS WET 'LINER:" Gov. Pinchot of Pennsyl- ; LPIN Y * ™ MERI/ ECTO This British art treasure vania, boarding the incoming - stéamship Berengaria to meet' Mrs. 'usuiladcygtgcfigx;ozufoxoon? L']L;nwhecw P:m le -)h;‘s“l:::‘;:bnw.l:: Woz..minm.. d* er:ng?kfan cnlfiuorl. 7 It is G xlmlvorongh s is claimed to he a great improvement over the ordinary di Pinchot ‘:9‘”‘ “‘::o ':‘::;:‘n&"m R"'f"'- t’h'"w"';:u:“‘:;‘ml‘:% inter.' > work. “And ‘prohibition work makes it a plwm mp ’1::; Pm-yfoof." p-laln _of his_two ‘daugliters, now. contained in the Nllmr:lws;l:eo‘r.y for the youngster can have his "::floty \ur.i..::l:ub{.\::::ln 2:‘ 21“::“” &