Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1923, Page 79

The Sunday Star, J oo WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 14, 1923 [ Mz One of the his- toric streets of the world — Pennsyl- vania avenue— photographed from the clouds. tes iy 1 Army All ready for a gigantic rabbit stew. These cotton-tails were killed by the sportsmen in the vicinity of Denver, Colo., and then given to the poor of the city. One hunter killed 150 rabbits in a single day. les Verne. Alan Cob- A bit of New York city likf a {airy!and. f'f.(" a snowfall. City Hall Park, bam-,rgnb;;r:g‘l?:hggfitiv?ojgl::s a trip by :irp(l:anc with the statue, “‘Civic Virtue,” in center background. A around the world in sixty days. He will leave T e England on March 24. His plane is a 240 horse- “Swatting the Ku Klux,” one of the humorous features of the “Mummers” power De Haviland. parade in Philadelphia. “Thousands of residents of the city took part in the LAl annual festival.