Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 13

oy > S THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE | -___THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1923. THE CABINET BABY. Jean Allys Davis, daughter of the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Dayis, is just ten months old. She is the only baby : to arrive in the family of a cabinet member during the Harding capital for a administration. Photo taken vesterday. Natlonal Photo. yesterday. ARCHERS WIN NOVEL MATCH. Glenn Curtiss, aviator (right), and Sam Huff, Seminole, won their match with bow and arrow and the golfers, Mike Brady and Walter Andrews, at Miami, Fla., recently. The archers shot at tiny triangle targets; the golfers played the usnal game. Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. JUSE BEFOKE #HE INAUGURATION. Gov. Gifford Pinchot, Mrs. Pinchot and their son photographed just before the inauguration ceremonies in Harrisburg, Pa., yesterday. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR. Marquess of Crewe (on lower step,) the new British ambassador to France, leaving the embassy in Paris to present his credentials to the president of the republic. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. LONG AND SHORT ‘TRAFFIC COPS. Sergt. Yates and Julius Beranyi directing traffic in Dayton, Ohio. Sergt. Yates is six feet and four inches high. Julius, twenty-five years old, measures just thirty-one inches from the sidewalk to his cowlick. Wide World Photo. Maxine Elliott, famous actress, spends her vacation by indulging in winter sports at St. Moritz, Switzerland. Photograph taken on the skating rink, one of the popu- lar spots for tourists. Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia, who-sailed yesterday for a cruise through the West Indies, Panama canal, Windward and A Leeward islands. He will also visit several cities in South America. Wide World Photo. PRIMA DONNA TO CHAMBERMAID. Asta Mober, after two years with the Royal Opera of Stockholm, came to America. She was unable to obtain work as a singer, so she took a job as chambermaid in a New York hotel. Now she has been promoted to the hotel’s switchboard. Wide World Photo. A MODERN BOADICEA. Like the queen of the ancient Britons, Miss Elizabeth Weinacht of New York bandles a clever rein. Photograph taken at St. Moritz, Switzerland, on the famous toboggan slide, Village Run. 4 Wide World Photo. CHILDKEN OF Luxlip Castle, Ireland. L GODDAUGHTER OF QUEEN WEDS. Scene at wedding of Bertrain Currie, son of a London banker, and Miss Alexandra Alston, god- photographed at Wide World Photo! Labor Davis and Assistant ra, in London vecently, ~ Wide World Photo, ‘ THE COMMONER IN WASHINGTON. William Jennings Bryan, once Sec ‘Wide World Photo. etary of State, comes back . His photograph, with Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, was taken at the . Natio SWAMPED WITH PROPOSALS. Celestine and Marie Fasola of Jersey City received a large amount of money from a relative's estate recently. Now they are swamped with proposals of marriage, the letters coming from men in all walks of life. “It’s lots of fun,” says Celestine. Wide World Photo. A TEMPERAMENTAL MOUNT. Madge Bellamy might have become a circus star if she had not gone into the movies. However, on the silver sheet she has many opportunities to display he{'\ ridi\:m abill Vide World Photo. CONFER WITH THE SECRETARY. M. Albert Thomas (center) of France in conference with Secretary of Secretary Henning. M. Thomas is director of the international labor office. § Nat Photu, »