Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1928, Page 13

STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928. Most anglers would be happy if they caught their weight At rvight: Former Gov. Frank 0. Low S ! P it bre was blsity ottt i allston Volunteer Fire Department Carni- in fish in one Summer; these three did it in 85 minutes. That den of Tllinois, watches politics from the golf " s 5 it There was plenty of infant pulchritude at the Baliston =7 i i< just how long it took N. A. Notard, B. W. Blount and F. W course. Wearing his famous panama hat, the ; ; R 4% 3 val last night, but these three took the baby contest prizes. They are, left to right: Mildred Jane 2 ; 2 Mannah, 1-vear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hannah, Bonair, Va., second prize; Gilbert on to land these five fighting tarpon off New Smyrna, farmers’ champion is shown on the cour 2 They total 600 pounds and were caught on the light the Thousand nds Country Club with its X N e Yo b S 4 v 3 Beas, 6-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. L Beas, 807 Otis strect northwest, first prize, and Smith —Star Staff Photo tackle hel e picture. g pro, icks sallaghe < t St e 5 P b T he by T &1 Bl ; ol . . 3 e ot i Compton, jr., 18-month-old Cherrydale, winner of third prize. (at left), Ted Coy, who acquired fame at Yale on the gridiron and was divorced from the actress, Jeanne Eagles, surprised his Tere is the best specimen of babyhood in San Francisco's China- fown. She is Camille Wong. § months old, and selected by medical judges as the most nearly physically perfect of more than 200 Chi- Wide World Phote Secretary of Labor James J. Davis visits Cardiff, Wales, as di- ties at an En gar ge rector general of the Order of Moose, and is greeted by the Lord <h liberal leader and war-time premier, talking with Lord Read- recently Mayor of Cardiff on the deck of the steamship George Washington. former British Ambassador to the United States, at a garden Hollywood friends the other day when he married the former Miss The secretary made the vevage to attend the conference of the party en the former's estate on Addison Read, Kensington. Lottie Bruhn of EI Paso, Tex. They are shown in the hride’s home- Moose Order and Eisteddfod, at Treorchy sociated Press-Photn Copyright by Underwond & Underwood town shortly after the ceremony Wide World Photos nese habies competing for the honor. LASHED BY STORM " U~ 1300 Mew 9 & Head on Eets Body () K _MACARTHUR By Assoclated Pre VANCOUVEF 1O e e ee an | Declares Athletes Were Well " / ; ] : W i i Cared for Aboard al commit- addit One Death Reported, Train Derailed and Much Property | Scepting e Repubiic Damage Near Alliance. the American Olymy transmit W came to the defen for Rooseve can ath Amsterdam fom ther In a cabl HENDRIX IS CHARGED gca WITH AUTO THEFT Who will be the lucky Scout? G the six Boy Scouts n whom one will be chosen by Comdr. Richard Byrd, shown with them, to accomp v M - him on his South Pole expedition. Left to right: Paul Siple of Erie, Pa.; Jack Hirschmann of Minneapolis; Clark Spurlock of Eug Oreg.; Comdr. Companion of Patrolman Who Shot TH REE MORE TOWNS l\h.\d,-‘lln:‘n:d « ;‘;II_“.'.'_‘ ;I. ma, Wash.; Alden-Snell of Washington, D. €, and Sumner Davis of Birmingham, Ala. 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