New-York tribune. [volume], September 19, 1920, Page 3, Image 51

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SPANISH ROYALTY ON BEACH. Queen Victoria and the Count of Albany
look on from their straw sun shelters while the royal youngsters Hnd their
white poodle make merry in the sands. From right to left?Christine, Juan,
Zonzalo and Beatrice. vnderwoo?
MRS. 0. H. P. BELMONT, hostess at her new Port Washing?
ton home one day last week for thirty officers of the state
and national branches of the National Woman's party?a
meeting at which it was decided that women suffrage pickets
will continue their militant tactics to work for further steps
Hi the emancipation of women. Faul Thompson
"BIG BILL" POSES FOR
HIS PORTRAIT. Collec?
tor of the Port of New
York Edwards, the man
to whom we pay our in
cometaxes.hashis likeness
done in oils by A. Hoen,
the noted French painter,
who was official artist for
the American navy at
Brest. Kadcl ? Herbert
THE TAILORS IN BER?
LIN ARE ON STRIKE,
else would Herr Carl, son of
President Ebert, wear such
baggy ones? He has curly
hair, wears piccadilly col?
lars and smokes cigarettes.
Girls, aren't you just crazy
about this handsome son of
Germany'sdistinguished ex
harnessmaker? Keystone
/ ?-/>?DEPUTY STATE COMP?
TROLLER JAMES A. WEN?
DELL, Republican nominee for
Comptroller. The loving cup was
presented to him by his associates
after a quarter of a century of
service in this important state de?
partment.
SMASHING THE WORLD'S MARA?
THON RECORD. Hannes Koleh
niainen, of Finland, greatest distance
runner of them all, entering the Sta?
dium a winner in the Olympic Mara?
thon. "Koly," as he is known to his
friends here, covered the 26*-? miles
in 2 hours 32 minutes. wutt World
Right?THE OLYMPIAD'S YOUNG?
EST ATHLETE, thirteen-year-old
Alice Riggen. of Brooklyn, who won
the women's diving contest, is pic?
tured being congratulated on her mag?
nificent performance and presented
with her trophies by King Albert of
Belgium. m i<(. world
A PAIR HARD TO BEAT. General John J. Pershing. looking com?
fortable and happy in mufti, and his overnight host. Senator Warren
G. Harding. The Republican nominee, returning to his Marion front
porch after his visit to Minnesota, picked up the A. E. F. commander
in Chicago and brought him home with him. The General was en route
to Washington after three weeks' leave of absence. international
SWIMMING POOL
TENNIS?the latest Pa?
cific Coast fad of a com?
pany of motion picture
celebrities. Here's a
matt h of mixed doubles
in full swing in the lux?
urious pool of a Sieira
Madre estate. One-piece
bathing suits take the
place of flannels and rub?
ber soled shoes are not
essential. Keystone
EDDIE EAGAN, OF
YALE, back from the
Olympics on the Kroon
land after winning the
bronze medal in the 175
pound heavyweight ama?
teur boxing champion?
ships. Watch for Eddie,
who is at Yale on a K. of
C. scholarship, on the foot?
ball gridiron this fall.
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