Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1923, Page 12

DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE of the first prime minister of Lithuania, and Mme. Vencius, who are in America to solicit funds for the orphans of their country. taken in Washington yesterday. Photo AWARDED GRAND STAR OF ORDER OF MERIT. Judge John Barton Payne, chairman of the American Red Cross, was yesterday decorated with the highest award of the Austrian Red Cross. The decoration was conferred by the Austrian charge d'affaires, Left to right: James Feiser, Judge Payn National Photo. Edgar |.. G e, Charge d’Affaires Prochnik, Col. E. Bicknell, Mme. Prochnik and Miss Mabel Boardm A NEW REAR ADMIRAL. Commandant of the Wachington navy y Prochnik. and superintendent of the naval gun factory, J. H. Dayton, who hae been promoted to the rank of rear admiral. Photo taken at his desk nal Photo. yesterday. National P YOUR BREAKF. bia. TI SUPREME cannery in Br g > Japanese virtually dominate the fishing and fish-packing industry in s o Copyright by Un DICTATOR OF of clothes. He is David N. M " Dress Industries of America. rwood & Underwoed, duties are similar to those of Will Ha: Thomas with the staee This committee of the recently organized American s he association hopes to obtain a congressio d home sites for dizabled soldiers. Nations G DO YOUR SHOES WEAR? Uncle ! 4 tell you how long they should wear. Twenty-five pairs of ; e shoes are now heing tested for the Post Office Department, in order i 5 = : to develop a type of footwear best suited to the needs of letter-carriers. THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH DEBT COMMISSION. This photograph was taken yesterday Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. A stream is out of its - afternoon at the Treasury Department. 1tie Pont. del’ Amiraa; wh members, seated from left to right, are: Secretary Hoover, Representative Burton, Messrs, Baldwin and Norman, ‘British commi: Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Wadsworth, Senator Smoot. Secretary Hughes and Secretary Mellon. ~ Photo om Paris state that the This bridge was threatened b; This picture was taken at he high and low level of the river. CONSUL. GENERAL AT SMYRNA. George Horton, consul general at RANGE WRECK'ON PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. One of the fast trains from New York to Washington struck a motor -truck at-Hale- "Smyrna, who is now in Washington. Mr. Horton served, through-the thorpe, Md.,.on January.9. . Warned by a.flagman, the engineer of the fast train had slowed down. After striking the truck his locomotive Focent burning of Smyrna by the Turks, and he has a record of thirty traveled at slow rpeed.r{u ‘a half mile, then a piece of iron from the truck became entangled in the wheels of the locom: years of consular service in the near east, National Photo, over. ‘There were several miraculous' eschpes, but no one was injured. . “DIRT FARMER” FOR BOARD. Milo D. Campbell of Coldwater, ich., nominated by President Harding as “dirtfarmer” member of the Federal Reserve Board. Campbell has been active in of farmers of Michigan for many wears. s and it tarned Baltimore S8un Photo. he interests tionel Phioto. -