Evening star. [volume], February 05, 1922, Image 77

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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When Harley V. Speelrr.an. recently appointed register of
the Treasury, took up his new work he found considerable
difficulty in getting about his office on account of the many
floral offerings sent him by friends. And the new register
I posed for The Star man among the flowers.
Photo by Prids#on, start* photographer
Snapped at the opening of the thirty-third annual poultry show at Madi
son Square Garden, New York. Miss Elsie Davenport, a photoplay actress,
holds Garden Model, a light Brahma rooster owned by Harvey C. Wood of
Boundbrook, N. J.
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Society folk in the
sunny south. Miss
Mary Moore of Chica
go in the one-piece
bathing suit, with her
sister, Mrs. W. Red
Held, at Palm Beach.
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Georges Carpentier, French
champion of the prize ring, makes
short work of George Cook, the
Australian slasher, at Albert Hall,
London. The photograph shows a
characteristic pose of the French
man in the ring?alert and poised
for his blow. Cook went out by
the K. O. in the fourth round.
IfitiTiiut i<>iial.
Group of Okla
homa Indians
in Washington
on a tribal busi
ness call. They
were escorted
to the White
House by Gen.
Hugh T. Scott,
former chief of
staff of the
United States
Army.
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Lew Wallace, jr., grandson
of the author of "Ben-Hur,"
who has been named director
of savings of the Treasury De
partment.
Nations' Photo.
"A Sunday Morning With Mutt and Jeff." Photograph by Edwin L. Wisherd,
1440 Rhode Island avenue northwest, winner of The Star's weekly prize of $10 for the
best amateur photograph.
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Joseph, son of Signor Francesco Quattrone,
high commissioner of the Italian government now
in Washington. The doll is dressed in Italian
peasant costume and is exactly the height of
Joseph.
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Scene from the play "Columbus," to be given under the auspices of the Dra
matic and Musical Guild at Gonzaga Hall, February 15 to 18, inclusive. Left to
right. Richard A. Walsh, Ed B. O'Brien and Joseph A. Atchison.
One of the newest and smartest of early
spring one-piece dresses with cape. It is of a
fine white and black check, with the cape and
bindings of green.
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