Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1923, Page 17

Bl THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE 1E EVE\IING S'I'AR. WASHINGTO. D. ¢, ISDAY, JANUARY 24, 1923. - SECRETARY OF LABOR DAVIS receiving the report of the Hawaiian labor commi s SENATOR J. E. WATSON OF INDIANA and A. M. Loch. president REMARKABLE AERIAL VIEW, showing the Star Spangled Banner*flying over the once proud German returned from a survey of conditions in the islands. Left to right: Seated— eppard, S afftu Natibnal ConucilliofHibe Teaseling ~z:c~me-|u Ascoristion, fort, Ehrenbreitstein, the “Gibraltar of the Rhine,” opposite Coblenz, which comes down on the departure Davis, 0. R. Hardwig, Hywel Davies. Standing—John Donlin and Fred Keightly National Fhoto. feading {he resalutionfor the restorationTof mileasé baok privilegzs ot Hiome ofHe Ammerican wroops: Tnderwoo & Uaderwood @ = Nationa! THE UNEXPECTED OFTEN HAPPENS. and this San Francisco lad realized it when his car THESE CHILDREN HAVE THE DISTINCTION of having the first saddle horses equipped with “sUICIDE.” A RACY RACER OF THE VINTA GE OF 1911, that recently won the $59 classic suddenly burst into fiames on the broad highway. Quick wit and a fire extinguisher radios, so they can be called home at supper time. Incidentally they are the grandchildren of San Francisco, atf ng a speed of sixty-two miles per hour. All entries were valued at prevented a total wreck. Copseight by Underwood & Underwood. Mrs. E. G. Sovereign of Bay City, the first woman to talk over the telephon s than $50, and “Suicide” was one of the few that held together for the race. 8 1 & Laderwood. Tnderwond & T Tl{E SOCIAL SEASON IS IN FULL SWING AT PALM BEACH. ri J. Kearsley Mitchell of Philadelphia, Mrs. LeGrand C. Griswold REPRESENTATIVE E. C. HUTCHINSON OF TRENTON, N. J, and his CHIEF BIG HAT OF THE HAVA nf New York and Mrs. Ray Baker of Washington, chanmg on the bride, who was formerly Mrs. Ella Reese of Cranbury, ] AUPI _INDIANS in his_holiday COMPANY B, CONFEDERATE VETERANS, OF NASHVILLE, which beach. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. ., snapped clothes, wearing his medal, given him by g Albert, here is shown has the distinction of being the only Confederate army organization on their arrival in Washington. National Photo. with a coyote that he killed to celebrate his llmh birthday. still under arms, being enlisted as part of the National Guard. Underwood & Underwood. Underwood & Underwead. !&&@flfifi%&& Mre. Benton McMillin. newly clected ~ _° . . ] democratic committeewoman from Siert Kirkjubo Patursson de Foro- Tennesses, who is the wife of for. ¥ar: @ Norse “prophet” who is mer Gov. McMillin, one-time min- traveling over the entire world on % foot, teaching the doctrine of world Pe d Guat 5 NOTHING BUT APPLES. Seemingly millions of them. Tennessee is making rapid strides in apple raising, as iser to ern sntimmmmals Underwood & Underwood. brotherhood. ; A BIT OF OLD HOLLAND IN THE NEW WORLD. Nashville recently erccted this quaint windmill in evidenced by this tremendous display at the latest state fair. i Underwood & Underwood. . Underwood & Underwood. Shelby Park on exact plans brought from the Netherlands, Cnderwood & Underiood.