Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1923, Page 13

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923. 13 \ - = THE STAR’S DAILY PI TORIAL PAG 7 % t¥ PAINTING BOUGHT BY PRESIDENT. “The Afterglow,” a landscape by Ashton Knight, reported purchased by President Harding. The picture was painted near France, and it will hang in the White House, Copyright by Kadel & Herbert PIL l'._l(l\lA\fiF, TO SUSAN B. ANTHONY'S GRAVE. Delegates to the convention at Seneca Falls, N. Y., plac- ing wreaths on the grave of Susan B. Anthony, Mount Hope cemetery. Rochester, N. Y. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood WANTS TO CUT THE KING LARY. It certainly is sad times for kings. Comes along D. Kirkwood, Scottish labor leader in the house HOLD HIM. MABEL! of commons, who desires to cut King George’s allowance. The ruler now gets £530,000 a year. Wide World Phios elimbinz in the Alps climber is mafing a downward is far and -wift. s of leaping across cuts in the rock. Thi- p on Gallo peak. If he slips, the jour Wide Wortd The champion cowgirl of the far west. Mabel Strickland, practicing for her part in the big rodeo to be held at the Yankee stadium in New York in August. Wide World Plioio BOOTLEGGERS DANCE; THEIR BOATS PAY THE PIPER. This photograph was taken alongside (the TO MARRY A VANDERBILT. It is rumored in London society that HE MADE “SEPTEMBER MORN” FAMOUS. Do you remember the painting of the bathing beauty knee- barge office in New York yesterday, when Acting Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Peter F. Brad- Lord Ivor Charles SpencerChurchill, youngest son of the Duke of deep in the mill pond gazing at the break of dawn? It was the creation of this French artist, Paul ley auctioned off four boats confiscated when revenue officers captured rum-runners in New York harbor. Marlborough, is to marry Miss Grace Vanderbilt, daughter of the late Chabas, photographed in his Paris studio. He is completing a portrait of Mrs. Ashton Knight, wife of - % Wide World Photo William K. Vanderbilt. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood the American landscape painter. pyright by Kadel & Herbe ’ TOOK THE LID RIGHT OFF THIS FLIVVER. A mail truck belonging to Uncle Sam’s T ‘ x THE SENATE CHAMBER WITHOUT A DESK. The floor of the Senate wing of the Capitol Post Office D‘pmmen! mixed things with the flivver belonging tp Louis:Dayidson of OF THE VINTAGE OF 1820, Buster Keaton, film comedian, takes a ride on the firstknown is being renewed. -The boards of the old flooring had been worn thin, so that an un. Bethesda, Md.,' yesterday, with the above réesult. The truck suff small injury. . type of bicycle. In his new picture. Buster takes the part of a “hot sport” in the early wsually heavy lawmaker was in danger. He will be safe during the next session. e Washington Star Phote, - - days of New York city. ; & , = . National Phote. ’ <