Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 100

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (C.—GRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 14 “Burning Hell is a damnable idea,” says Luther Burbank in a radio talk, and the plant wizard announced that he was an infidel. Burbank spoke from a Santa Rosa, Calif., church, and his address has created much in:eres e W A great base ball player spends the Winter in the P 3 HE - “The Three Wise Men,” designed and executed by Leo Southland. Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit team, 3 A : - Friedlander, the sculptor who executed the 28 life-size bas- lives down ayounq Augus_:a, Ga,, and many of his days : — g : b3 . % reliefs for the Chambe: of Commerce Building in Washington. are spent with his hunting dogs. This photograph @ 3 g - R . oy This group, exhibited in New York, will be placed in a private was taken while Ty was removing a briar from the X ? 1 : chapel in Berkeley, Calif. . paw of one of his favorite dogs. OB &eA Pbio i The “mystery automcbile,” invented by Lee Bar- ton Williams of Pittsburgh. Williams claims his machine starts with gasoline and that after it has at- tained a speed cf 10 miles an hour, the gas is shut off and the car receives its power—enough to travel 62 miles an hour during the first test—from the air. He refuses to tell how the air-propelled vehicle works. Photo hy Aeme. The Louvain Library of Belgium, the fund fcr : % which has been completed through the effort of Proxfmg that he is a strong man. J;ack Dgno- f Secretary of Commerce Hoover and Dr. Nicholas van, a life guard at Santa Monica, Calif., weighs Murray Butler. Plans for the library were drawn only 150 pounds, and the chap on his shoulders by Warren and Wetmore of New York, and the tips the beam at 225. The girls weigh 120 and photograph was made from the mcdel. The dedi- 105. Donovan holds many medals for life saving. cation of the building will probably be in 1927, in ©Endermoodid Urderwcod celebration of the anniversary of the founding of Louvain University. Mme. Berenger, wife of the newly appointed French Am- bassador to Washington, photographed in the embassy a few days ago. Underwond & Un Mrs. E. Lee Trinkle, wife of the former Governor of Virginia, recovering from serious burns suffered when the executive mansion burned in Richmond. Mrs. Trinkle appeared at the inauguration of Gov. Byrd. P. & A Phntos Olaf Sangstad and Mrs. Eugenie de Land Sang- stad of Arcturus, Va., at the costume ball of the Pen Women’s League, Wednesday, February 3. ) Unaerwood & Underwood ball. D Underwood & Underwood. s, Miss Elizabeth Walker of San Antonio, Miss Virginia Dickins at the Pen Women's Mrs. Walter Bloedorn at the Pen Women's Tex., at the Pen Women’s League ball. ball. B Urderwotalia Endewom O Underwood & Underwoud