Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922. Florida started the fad for tiny B i HAVE YOU A LITTLE 'GATOR? 2 % k NI e A Ty : Carl Herman Blatz is Washington’s longtime Santa, and alligators, and it has spread to such an extent that you may receive VOTING MADE EASY. Marshall F. Thompeon, a Washingtonian, demonstrating his voting machine at the ¢ met more District children than any other person. His services are usually required one of the ’gators for a Christmas present. Miss Amber Craun of Capitol. The vote is registered by an electrical device. When a member presses a button at hi on by one of the big department stores. rioht by Underwood & Underwouod Detroit holds this pet. Copyright by Underwood & Underwoon. name and vote appear on a central mechanism. At left. Representative Purnell. S MARY 10 MULAY nb2 UKNS. The doughter of the former secre- tary to Woodrow Wilson came home vesterday from Europe aboard the She was seriously in an aute accident on the id underwent three sur; i Samuel Gompers, head of the Amer- ican Federation of Labor. is not especially keen for outdoor sports. “FLOATING CEMETERY” FOR DEAD SHIPS. First photograph of San Diego, Calif., graveyard for destroyers of the P but he throws a wicked horseshoe when he gets started. This photo of these hoats-have heen taken out of commission and fifteen more will be added to their number soon. leavin, 1 was taken at St. Petersburg. Fla.. recent]: T <jon. The “dead boats™ represent about £100,000.000 worth of naval equipment. Ce (& by Underw k Tnderwood. TAK 5 UP BARNYARD GOLF. cific fleet. Sixty-nine hirty-seven in i< by Underwood & U SHOWS MOVIES IN RELIEF. This new moving picture invention is BEAUTY AND BEAST MADE OF SNOW. Snow as a medium for the sculptor is not new, but some of the «] ed to enable movie patrons to sec the pictures in relief, or BIRD, BEA TY AND THRE it iss Betty King, whose father owns the bi pigeon farm work of this Davos. Switzerland, artist is original. The beast in this special work is a polar bear. depth, and not in the ordinary “flat” way. It is being demonstrated in the world, at Haywards, and her prize bird, which won tropbies from the n Wide World Photo. in New York, with an instrument at each seat. Wide World Photo. world. The pigeon farm has 14,000 birds. Cop it by Undersood & Underwosd Gen. M. G. Menocal, former Presi- dent of Cuba, arrives in New York after a tour of several ANOTHER SHATTERED ROMANCE. According to reports from Lida Klinghemann, forty-one years old, a stowaway aboard the S. S. GREEK ARCHBISHOP IN UNITED STATES. The Most Rev. Pan- Pittsburgh, found six days out ths through Europe. He will E E . : teleimon, Archbishop of Neapolis, in Palestine, who arrived in this from England. She has been 2 3 : :,';:;'mio Cuhsa wilhinp: few days. Paris, Princess Carol of Rumania, former Princess Helene of country recently. He will present to President Harding a piece of turned o"rfl to l!:‘e i‘llmnignfinn IND!?N Pml;l&:ESS l‘!‘\l" NEW' ?iORKil Dan‘glnerlyf an [n?i;an ?hl;)laflx Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. s;r:u. ‘lls. to l::e o;l:ll.l for dnmr;i d“mm%. de«{m ll?dE miscon- eross incased i vil i . i i . i ji rrived in the metropolis yesterday aboar e < luct on the pal e prince. e report has stis al N s S m London. Phote. » ; ? : v : v -