Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1923, Page 12

IR | TO PREVENT WAR. Posters will be placed from coast to coast on the e : : B : I ol T el nen e b sesterday afternoon. The Frencl army leder, who placed & wreath on the tomb of George Washington, and Secrtary of the Navy Dealby. tions affiliated with the National Council -for Prevention of War. intopeanh. > iy Misses Lonise E. Hiatt and Emily F. Cooper holding sample poster: Z y “LION OF THE ARGONNE" VISITS MOUNT VERNON. Gen. Henri Joseph Gouraud of France, now visiting in Washington, at Mount Vernon . b : e e g FASTEST GAME IN THE WORLD. Aero golf is the latest. Golfers in an airplane recemtly flew over a golf course and especially prepared “putting green,” attempting to “hole out” in flight. Photo shows judges around the hole. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. e FIVE-YEAR-OLD GLOBE-TROTTER. John Frederickson was born in PROBABLE WINNER OF BALLOON RACE. Lieut. Robert S. Olmstead (left), pilot of United States Army £ Brooklyn, balloon. whi ., but he has been visiting his aunt in Norway for the REQUIRED LONG BATTLE TO LAND MONSTERS. L H. Taffe of Phoenix. Ariz., landed these mo . He arrived in this country yesterday, having traveled a bass at Santa Monica, Calif., recently, after-a battle of two and one-half hours. The largest fish w from Norway alone. He has forgotten how to speak English. 550 pounds and the other 240 pounds. Wide Worl Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. A . according to last reports. has won big air race, and Lieut. John Shofkin, just before start past three of race at Indianapolis. The Olmstead balloon is credited with a distance of 500 miles. Gen. Patrick at right. e x'&n"- GEN. PERSHING HAS BIG AUDIENCE. T he former leader of the A. E. F. recently deliv- HEAVYWEIGHT OF THE LOBSTER FAMILY. J. Stewart, a lobster fisherman living: near TO OBTAIN A KING TUT DESIGN. "The lat est beach idea is to paste a tape form of an ered an address by radio, and it is estimated that a million persons “listened in.” This Boston, caught this prize specimen on the Fourth of July. His catch weighed twenty- Egyptian design on the arm or shoulder. The sun gives the usual coat of tan, and photo shows the general epeaking into the microphone at station WEAF, New York. four and one-half pounds, one of the biggest lobsters on record. * Wide World Photo. then the tape is removed, leaving the wh ite design. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. - 2 KNITTING BETWEEN SETS. Mrs. Molla Mallory, tennis champion, of i itti it <champi ‘matches BIT OF ACTION IN THE WATER. The Pawtuxet team winning one ‘of the feature events of the New e e st cltma Mal P England Rowing_Association’s Fourth of July, regatta on the Charles river. ‘The B TO ELIMINATE ‘WASTE IN MANUFACTURE. These re'p;-eumaliven of retailers and officials of the De- L .. eontestantsfrom.all eastern ; Fiim. Molla' S rtment of Commerce are conferring in Washington on a plan for the elimination of waste in manu: P o Winbiledon: E:‘;fl';';‘,,,fi":;‘fi.m"°“" R acrare and- distribution, thus providing an'even flow of materials into the hands of the consumers and Wide World Fhoten P s Copyright by Underwood & Underwoots " peducing the.cost of livinge y National Photo. - ‘