Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 17

, 1922, i ! { 5 § THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE ue, one of the valuable REVEALING EGYPT'S HIDDEN TREASURES. Lord Carnarvon, head of the archeological expedition to the valley of the king:, at doorway of the 3.000-vear-old treasure tomb of King Tutenkhamun. At right, Lady UNCOVERED IN EGYPY. Head of a fallen Evelyn Herbert. The latest find has caused great discussion among the archeologists of the world. Wide World Photo relics « ered by Lord Carnarvon and his party in Egypt. The explorations have been going on for the past seven years, and it is said that the treasure is worth $40,000.000. Cupyright by Underwood & Underwood. INDIAN'S SPEECH ON FI Interpretation of the specch of an Indian civilization which Central America centu before the Spanish discoveries is expected by ethnologists fi Alvardo (left) an Indian brought to Washington from his mountain home. Pr. W recording of speech. watching & Underwonl J She is Comrade CONGRESSWOMAN GOES SHOPPING. Mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck, FOR THE FOUNDLINGS. Loaded down like the real Santa, Secretary of Krupkaya, wife of Nicolai Lenin, and she is “director of the text FILLING CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS. Mrs. Denby, wife of the Secretary representative in Congress from Illinois. with her children, completes Labor Davis journeyed to the Foundlings’ Home yesterday. where he books” of the Russian schools. Photo taken on fourth anniversary of of the Navy, filling Christmas stockings in the Red Cross room of Vashington's downtown treated the youngsters to a real Christmas--presents, erything. the bolshevist revolution. the Navy Department. The gifts go to patients of the Naval Hospital. to. ‘Wide World Photo Natioual Fhote her Christmas <hopping in one of Copyright by Ke C. F. Redden, president of the Aero- marine Airways Inc. who will ). Rafuel Oreamuno. minister from a 2 ¥ of American manufac- ST ; = . ¥ RPN oY 1 4 e e manaee ,L,“‘““ Ri‘::cfl" ;f:“:‘f’.‘;“;‘: = THEIR FIRST TURKEY FEAST. Pupils of the Atypical School, at 810 6th street southwest, enjoyed a BIG DAY FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. Yesterday was a g?la day for the pupils of the John Burroughs School, <pring in an especially constructed y I‘D:O x sf turkey dinner yesterday which was provided by the District Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher northeast, when a real Christmas tree was one of the features of the celebration. “flying cruiser.” iy trall American conference. Ko ationn Oy oo et ot e o] The st s Bt Db e RIgtolbaEEIgeen stattn o loEzs 1 ies [iacVerlgeRoto SR ohe: Photo by Pridgeon, staff photographer 18th and Monroe streets el NXM{ 3 il i FUNERAL” FOR IRISH REBELS. The men who were recently executed in Ireland were honored with a funeral by the republicans in Dublin. The procession contained four caskets, but they were empty. “ Cbprright by Underwood & Underwoed. SENATOR GETS MEDAL. ‘Senator David “A. Reed of Pennsylvania awarded the distinguished service medal for service in the world war. ANOTHER SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE. The ‘Ceorgemwn Atypical School celebrated the season in a fitting manner yesterday, when the pupils had the regulation tree and a regular holiday program. Picture posed on steps of War Department, when Secretary Weeks - N National Phote. 7 “pinned on the medal.- Gen. Pershing at right. Natimal hete % /= - ] - -