Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1923, Page 12

— - - UNITED STATES SPECIALISTS GO ABRQAD. Left to right: Lloyd S. JUST BY WAY OF A NOVELTY. Sergt. George Diblin, a member of y Tenny, assistant chief; Arthur W. Palmer, specialist in cotton market- the New Jersey state police, demonstrates the fact that he can ride a NAVY'S NEW_AERIAL MOSQUITO. It was tried out yesterday over the Potomac. The plane is one of the smallest ever constructed, and it will ing; G. T. Willingmyre, wool market specialist, all of the Derartment motor cycle. is stunt muk ph« at the Monmouh couny horse show. be used for observation work from submarines. It weighs 630 pounds, has sixty horsepower, and an eighteenfoot wingspread, with a speed of Agriculture, who are sailing soon to study conditions in England. Wide World Plioto of 103 miles an hour. ‘It can be ussembled in fifteen minutes, and carries a complete radio outfit. Natiouai Plioto National Photo. TO COMPETE WITH AMERICANS. Mlle. Hallier, one of the beauties of France, who is coming to the United States soon to win some beauty TRYING HIS STEPS ON THE STRAIGHTAWAY. Miss Rose Forest driving Lucky Thirteen on the cinder in the homeland, as an interested lpeclalor of the Mnnmnmh county, N J hnrae ~lmu He was accom- prizes from American girls. Perhaps she will be forced to charter a track down along the Potomac speedway. The racing cart furnishes new thrills for the Washingtonian panied by his grandchild, Dorothy Thompson. t by Underwoad & Underwood special ship for her prize cups. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert during the summer months. Photo by Carl Thoer. ; = ; S BEWARE OF THIS DUGOUT! Uncle Sam uses a vast amount of i ANSHIP. John Drew. actor, with his grand HALF MILLION MARKS FOR A DOLLAR. Germany is printing her IN LAND OF MONKS AND FRIARS. The photograph was taken on the Sammable substances in his experiments at the Department of Agri- son and namesake, John Drew Devereaux, on the porch of their sum- money by machinery, while her merchandise usually is hand-made. site of the famous Roman capitol of Facsulae, Fiesole, Italy. The culture. So he has constructed this vault in the department grounds. >r home far .out Long s [ Wide World Photo. This thrifty resident of Berlin is papering his room with paper marks. monks belong to the Franciscan Monastery. National Photo. out on Long Island. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. WEN YOU MEET A PRINCE. 'This is the way you should ukmwhz 5 : e : : - 3 = - GOING OVER WITH HIS FEET CROSSED. . Balfe’s horse, Spring- his . greetin m ‘;ll‘hog(&fi shows the l"rzxu -l Wales and e P DO YOU REMEMBER THOSE DAYS? A lopg, long time ago Vice President Marshall--he was Vi Prelldenl then—drove about Washington in heels, going over the bar in the jim lgmg el the Monmouth county in’the saddle. Note the horse’s Countess of Al.la.luu Glinn llurny the Merey garden is vehicle. The car was considered one of lho finest in Washington at that time. Mr. Marshall says tlm have lse.c:'&eclded elun es_in horse show, wtih Miss Cortine Pol Sl N rmy at 'h. James® P-hfl! Copyright by Usderwood & Underwosd, PLE IR .mmb-le- and fivecent cigars, ; e 5o widg. crossed front feet. O P G S 1 ’ 14