Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 17

- THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1922 CLEM AU ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON. Photograph tuken a few minutes after his train pulled in at the Union station. With the former ench premier in the picture are, left to right: Ambassador Jusserand, Mme. Jusserand and former United States Ambassador to France National Photo. DIPLOMACY AND HIGH HATS. Delegates to the conference on Central American affairs photographed at the Pan-American building vester Henry White. a where the first meeting was held. Secretary of State Hughes in center. N 4 B _ i £ 2 WITH INFORMATION £OR THE PRESIDENT. Joint committee of Congress calling at the White House ODD VIEW OF CLOCK. Very few Washingtonians have seen the Post COMPLETES STATUE OF JOAN OF ARC. Miss Anna Vaughn Hyatt, who has just put the finishing touches to notify President Harding that Congress was ready to convene. Left to right: William Tyler Page, Office Department clock from this angle. The photograph was taken on statue of the “Maid of Orleans,” which will be placed in the French chapel of the Protestant Episcopal clerk of the House: David S. Barry, sergeant-at-arms; Representative Garrett, Representative Mondel from the back of the timepiece, showins the electric lights, in inner Cathedral of St. John, the Divine, in New York. Photo thows her at work on an equestrian « . Senator Underwood and Representative Longworth. circle, which give the illumination a2 night. Nadcumlilhotus Copyright by Underwood & U er David C. Lamb, Gen. Booth’s aide, now in this country : to reorganize the Salvation Army. = At one time it was reported that “GRABBING OFF A BITE.” An incident of the six-day bicycle race at Commissioner Lamb was to replace Arthur Carney of New York. elected captain of the Naval Academy - : : foot ball team for 1923. He has : : = \x T 7 o ;i s v A < 7 CELEBRATES HER 110TH BIRTHDAY. Mrs, Lucy Kinney of Savannah, i MAN OF THE HOUR ID . Col. Plastiras, dictator of Greece Madison Square Garden, New York. Anthony Oliveri of sunny Commander Booth in commard of Ga., was 110 years old November 21. She spent the day smoking z”“ one of "‘-’e :mn;u.v_s Of't!m N iy T it bt o the sosolutuusy cammitiie mud atgoed ghe Ttaly eats while his racing partner, Guiseppe Azzini, brushes his the army in America, but this has her corncob pipe, and says smoking is her greatest pleasure. Her Navy team an na_i::‘?:‘::r:-'a order creating a revolutionary tribunal which tried six former mem- JosksOlinciivesinpucdinte m:“’.p!':.: 5"(!;<xerwma & Underwond. b“g.pfr]figv‘:'rla} Tnderwood & Underwood. ambition is to live 150 years. Piidenvorld Lioty popular one. ARG bers and convicted them. LoEiE iR Tatseot B st R : e ™ pr ‘ - AL F . Capt. Robert L. Montague, U. S. M. C., receivi . s SCULPTU ; i i e Al FORMER SENATOR EXHIBITS CHAMPION CATTLE. J. N. Camden of Versailles, Ky., once in the United A e e :sTA(vEdblAlF fiQBS.IN FOR sti;Ull:‘P;L::f. .Ebl:-: f"“"-wrr:.::lc?::::n:u:f:m::,\::nm:u:-‘::)m”: ::::n‘-; States Senate, and his grand champion Herefords at the American royal live stock show.in Kansas City, yesterday. The medal was awarded for gallantry in action near uner the directionjof bertho) ebel. ulpture is y pression, il E _‘ : Mo. At right, Cal Kinzer, manager of Camden’s stock farm, Wide World Phote. Landreville, France, ten days before the armistice. Natlonal Phote. 3 me,” says Miss Ferguson, . L 5 = Do i i 3 Sony 4