Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1924, Page 77

. —GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 17, 1924. Victorious Amer- ican Olympic team members on their Master Albert Holland, jr., son of a naval flyer, taking lessons from arrival at New Lieut. Al Williams, air speed king, at the Anacostia station. The plane was York on the S. S. built of spare parts and is great fun for the children to use to taxi around America. the field. Coprrizht Underwond & Cndersooa N . Photos Haley Lever, New York artist, at work on his paint- ing of the U. S. S. Mayflower, the Ex- Secretary of State b ecutive yacht, Hughes, abroad with > g the American Bar As- which he is to pre- sociation, speaks in the sent to President French Palace of Jus- Coolidge. tice. Near- him are . R e seated former Premier Poincare, ex-President Millerand and United States Ambassador Myron T. Herrick. Underwood & Underwood Nine-year-old children who won the right to take the leading roles in “Troubles in Pigmyland,” for Keeping baby '\ Wil \ . This plate, said to be the oldest in Zh::izs ?‘ Okla,, ., Helen b"’“;;' k° °gl' : : existence and once belonging to King R i iggen, young- J.°°h e (e; = p g David, has teen presented to the Na- pic laurels at lights in Gene's ) tional Museum by Miss Liela Lieber- ho sumn\lgrshower. < man, whose family had possessed it onal Photo, - for many generations. & AL Photos, Col. Robert M. Thompson, chairman ot the American Olympic Committee, holding in his hands the trophy won by the American track and field team. More than 20 religious orders were representgd by the 450 nuns who attended summer school at the Catholic University this year. This group was taken just after attending s high mass in the crypt of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, now under construction on the university grounds. E. de Souz N - -