Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1922, Page 90

1 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 10, 1922. The ascent of the Korbshorn. The Swiss Alps in winter. Photo by Mecrkampe: & Runrer SHOP EARLY FOR The mighty are still falling. This daughter of . = - — former King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has turned to the : Japanese military forces withdraw from Siberia. soil. She does all the work on her little farm in At left, Gen. Tachibana, commander-in-chief of the Bavaria. forces, who was decorated by the prince regent for his services in Russia. Morning Hours Most Satisfactory et READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN The Star. You have noticed this particular Christmas poster, but are you taking its advice? It is one of The Star's special shop early series—and the old man in the picture will be coming along before many more days have passed. Tutermational An idea for Washington. Park your automobile on the 2 2 " e Opening of the near east conference at Lausanne, the photo show- roof. The traffic situation in Seattle, Wash., became so bad b 5. . e . - ing arrival of delegates and view of the thronged streets. that the method had to be adopted. There is a runway built Antrontbmat to the roof of the-building. The making of a touchdown, or how Colgate beat Columbia University by Taermatifual: 56 to 7 in New York on Thanksgiving day. CUnderwond & Underwood