Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 13

'THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923, GIRL IS JIUJITSU EXPERT. Miss Gwen Richmond demonstrating her ability for a film in London. Photo shows Miss R\uhm: N Members of the committee of 100 on international relations of the National ic Federa- Left to right: Former Senator Hoke Smith, Mrs. Alton B. Parker, Mr. Parker, Gen. C. 0. Edwards Nutlonal Photo. disposing of a fal ed man with little effort CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT PIGEON. This world champion has again captured honors at the national pigeon show in Detroit. The bird is tion, in convention in Washington. owned by C. R. King, who conducts the largest pigeon farm in the and Maude Wetmore world at Hayward, Calif. Wide World Ilioto - BREAD FOR FRENCH ARMY. Poilus receive their first rations upon ENTRAINING AT DUESSELDORF. French troops leaving their old b arriving in Essen, after their journey from Duesseldorf. Belgian word to occupy the towns of the Rubr valley. The passage of the fighting men into their new terri FIRST PHOTOS OF FRENCH ARMY IN GERMANY. This picture shows the actual entrance of French Wide W was accomplished with the least possible excitement. Wide Worl: troops into Essen, after they had traveled from D uesseldorf to take over the German eoal mining opera- tions. Field kitchen on the way. Wide Worid T'hor <oldiers inz with the French. Marion May-Lawson, pianist of the Peabody Institute, who wiil play at the free community concert Sun- PHYSICIANS WHO ATTEND MRS. HARDING. . 8. N., and Brig. Gen. C. E. Sawyer. OVER THE TOP. Carl Milne of New York. one of the famous faney skaters. soars over seven barala just to prove that he does not need wings in order to get up in the air. Photo ~n.1|xxll'l|‘ at Plattshurg. N. Y. ht in the auditorium of in constant attendance at the White House. They announced yesterday that the Fir: Copyrizhit by T e e of court violinist of y. She is now in this coun. Worl {1 Central High Schoal. was greatly improved in health, = alin s LEADER OF AMERICAN FORCES. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, U. S. A.. EBONY BOX FROM OLD TOMB. Exclusive photograph showing removal TO SING FOR BANKERS. Miss Cecil Arden, mezzosoprano of the FINE NEEDLEWORK ON NEW HATS. This little toque, r;!ad; iannri:’. at head of American troops on the Rhine. Photo shows the general of precious box from tomb of Tutankhamon, recently discovered in Metropolitan Opera Company, who wn‘I‘lk sing at the dinner of the -‘hfiwti. e’t_ll:een"t:lo;l; h‘;;::li i:cee .;:e‘n:l;;_e m-l; ‘x; ;::.‘::l;:‘l d -:: Za r;;] e:i'das z‘liyflk to start off on a Sunday mormgg‘ )"’r‘)lx’;xtl ;;nvl:. dll!ze C“}.";L‘:,,E%f Tbebfa. The box contains linens, wooden articles a-'péim:z;;mn;‘m :‘nhmmn Stock Exchange and Bankers ‘""3,:;',?.".; ;323!;;;: taffel Copyright by Undernond & Underwood