Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1922, Page 87

o ke The Sw tar ( SECTION [P - WASHINGTON, D. C., —DECEMBER 10, 1922. I LA R RS 23 ot Magnificent aitar of the Church of the Sacred Heart, 16th street and Park road, to be dedicated today. This photo, taken last Monday, shows only the unfinished condition of the interior. Particular attention is called to the setting of the altar, the simplicity of which is emphasized by its background The church is one of the finest in America, being entirely different in the major part of its architecture and interior decoration. Phote by L Pridieon, ~Tafl phistozragies cgeTeTeremen,, » 8 A camera study of the new senator from Michigan, James Couzens of Detroit, appointed to fill the place made vacant by the resignation of Truman H. Newberry. = — = > = 7 = 5 « Keystone, o Brazilian exposition at Rio de Janeiro has American battleship day celebration. Two seafighters of the United o b Austria celebrates anniversary of republic States fleet, Nevada and Maryland, were in the harbor and the bluejackets formed a parade. = = on November 12. The photo shows President UpRE AT g et 5o WA Hainisch talking with allied officers who as- sisted in the celebration of what is to be known as “National day.” Undernont & Undersond. Gen. V. Deusmanis, former chief of the gen- eral staff of the Greek army, the latest arrest Trial of six former Greek cabinet mambers who were convicted and executed = 5 e to open the of the present Greek government. He is charged Golden coach of Holland’s queen. The ruler was photographed while en route pe b s e s Eilacution mgnet fli i for alleged treason. Seated in the left foreground is Gen. Hadjenestis, one of Netherlands Parliament. the six found guilty and executed. e : @r.& A rtn. former members of the cabinet who were ex- nternational. ecuted. ©OUnderwood & Underwood