Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922. LE \:hl:~':|l":'1lll-_p}1|\r\“|}:m \i.‘.r\‘"\’hl':'}l';:hr ‘(.-rk r;:lr\;l;r YE NI WASHINCTON. | Ofitess off the Bankers) Association inconvention iniWashington walliat the Wiine LTt totsighit- t?O.\]ll’l.Il;Tl\ll. *.n\(umlomx\\( ;llhtlmlu i ul| i..-:ln.m;»m of 3500 cording to report. 1 is expected that she will mahe her debut on SAalteciWe it cadlof O diteibuting a volume of musi '<.'.m'..m| fill the re : Broadway soon. Wade Wartd Piio Neb.. and F. N. Shepherd of New York. ¥ Tuderwood & T i ot by Usdes wom W\\IT"‘ \‘?h"\\ ERAC 1USBAND.” h_\li»l Ma : }:\‘E““'fi:.l. WE:EDDIE;L Fi{rs&phmlngmph fmlm‘llln- \;rd‘li;ll;: ulf .\'cnl~ HEIR TO A MILLION DOLLARS. But he won't give up his job as a SAND COLOR li ALW.\_PS .;\L\RT. This costume utilize- the and, Ohio. she has advertised in the newspaper-. ator Walter Ecans Edge of New Jersey and ) amilla Loy : e SRS Aot R ki 3 in an unusual way. The frock is simply made of st Her ad d a great deal of space in detailing what sort Ashe Sewall, which took place at Bath, Many Washingtonian- ircetjewceper BEuzens Merne siutvtliree oiglizabetty) Nl opa A A S S e e ey She says an “average one” will answe attended the ceremony, making the trip special ¢ notified several days ago that his wife’- brother had left him hose and a wide-brimmed hat of the ~ame +h it ;i ; Wide Wi ¥ £1.000.000. but Berue <ay< he will hold on te his job. Wide World Phot.. IMPERIAL RUSSIAN CROWN. It is now the hands ARMORED TRAINS IN IR ND. They arc being used as patrols in convection with the mai: 2 together wi belonged to the former ay work in the south of the Irish Free State. Photo shows troops in one of the heavy car czar am] his f.\ s twenty inches Wode World i CONCERT WITH YOUR SHAVE. This London barber shop has installed a complete radio outfit, and c customers may enj; oncerts and speeches while having their facial hirsute growths removed. Wide World Plioto Frank O. Lowden, former Governor Daniel Kirby, seventy-two, United of Ilinois, calls on_President States Marine Corps veteran, who __,{____z:__ Harding at the White House. will retire on December 31 after SR, v . He attended the Gridiron dinner fiftyfour years of continuous CREW OF FAMOUS BOAT. These are the men who had charge of the 98-foot vacht. the Speejacks, which RIDES HER HORSE TO FLORIDA. Miss Antoinette Miller of Irvington, N. J., aged nineteen, will ride her in Washington last Saturday service. He first served with the returned to New York a few days ago, after a trip arofnd the world. Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Gowen of horse, Hopeful, from her home to Florida. This photograph was taken in Philadelphia, where Hopeful evening. Army in Indian campaigns in the Chicago, owners of the boat, made the 40,000-mile trip. Capt. C. Homes at left. had trouble with his lfsi He is now I‘C‘:Idv to go on. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. northwest. U. 8. Marine Plhote, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood.