Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1923, Page 76

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, An unusual picture of the birthplace of Seven-year-old “Sunny” Walker of Shakespeare. Court- San Diego, Calif., is the marvel of the yard of the old home at The world’s largest ship, the Leviathan, and the world’s tallest buildings, forming the skyline of New home town. He boxes ten rounds with- Stratford-on-Avon York city. The photograph shows the Shipping Board's vesrel moving slowly up the Hudson river. Tower out tiring, and he can run three and . of Singer building at left, and the Woolworth tower at right. one-half miles. The photo shows him LS s ¢ » holding his 165-pound father. Little Beverly Moffett air service, Rear Admiral M( ing a few tricks from the ea supports of the McClellan. This unusual memo- rial to Abraham Lin- coln was recently un- veiled at Carlocky, 1., Photograph from the air showing smoke screen laid down When Criqui, who held the feather- where Lincoln, as a by the aircraft squadron battle fleet in maneuvers off the Cali- weight title, lost his crown to Johnny young lawyer, was ac- fornia coast near San Diego. Dundee, better known as the “Scotch tive in the courts. The Wop." )The Frenchman at left, taking portrait is in bronze re- considerable punishment from Dun- lief and the shaft is of dee's fists, marble. \ AUANLpAEASS Yes, right here in Washington. : : % Tourists Inside the yawning jaws of a massive crevasse in Nisqually glacier, Paradise Bunch of gananas‘growing' in the patio ladie’ls‘halls'eb:g::z:g;ii::eo;:a:{ :::edalgg;?;c}?::y?f the Q Street bridge. . The unafraid young valley, Rainier National Park. The moving glaciers hold little terror for the experienced of the Pan-American Union building. o mountain climber.