Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 13

ILY PICTORIAL PAGE hVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923. MACHINE GUNS GUARD BANK. French soldiers with machine gun in front of one of the large banks in Essen. a means against assault from thugs during French occupation f the territors Gopyright by Underwood & Tnderwond nderwood & Undersons A CHARACTER STUDY. One of the recent photographs of Senator GERMANS RAISE THEIR VOICES IN PROTEST. Scene before the Reichstag building in the Konigsplatz, Berlin, showing thousands of Ger- “Bob” La Follette of Wisconsin, taken in his office in the Senate mans gathered in protest against the French invasion of the Rubr valley. The crowd was kept in control by hundreds of Berlin police. office building. National Photo. RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS. A new photo of Lady Elizabeth Bowes.Lyon, whose engagement to the Duke of York was recently OPERATIC CELEBRITIES AS GODPARENTS. Mme. Galli-Cu enthusiastic hurw»omvn in the napu1| l'hlw phum taken Saturday, shows her ndmg with her two announced. She is a daughter of the Earl of Strathmore and children, John and Katrina. National Phot Kinghorne. Coprright by Underwood & Underwood i and Titta Ruffo serving as godpardnts at the baptism of Elena Antonette Schipa, daughter of the Isric tenor and wife. Chicago Opera Company. PHOTOPLAY STAR SAILS. _Pedro de Cordoba, well known in the movie “CAMP OUT” IN BIG STORE. In ord 1 . e S N THE I-“CE PRESIDENT s’osss 1,{ M. Kauffman, a . ‘1. 5 w- s 'dg a_pictorial _‘{:mnfl of B'or!ld ml:a lmi Em;z, whr;c"be wfllMcn - l;lmt:’n rf"dcfm" York Boy Scouts “camped SEn G e 5',",.'d:w"i?{ % e '.‘.? "S:L‘rlf:l'.""l;r'" .|'\t'.'.\" -Iv:‘r‘lh‘ e -:.'.'xrllff The 1l Senats it ut Fi 1i 3 it of ate.” iss s de Cardoba, Copyright by Underw Tderiood e pre: enate, and i “Ol'lnknl;l‘o:‘}):‘inmglfl:‘ wgw‘:\em?:‘r:ol. e lent Coolidg e, hi;:i:s"pn:n':'lin ires e agohn 8 “exhibit” all.mcled the attention-of thousands of New Yorkers. pyright by 1 & Underwood A\ NEW “SHIP OF THE DESERT.” The caterpillar tractor has displaced the camel, and a FRENCH TRUMPET CALL IN GERMANY. Trumpeters of the army of occupation of France WATCHES FROM “CROW'S NEST.” This motor caravan is crossing the Sahara for the first time. The expedition “hm charge of E&edm‘up in front of ?e li“y hall at Eseen. FTher" gave llmo uisnfnl‘hwiurh ll:lnounudh the Dumnnw. Enex,edEn;l:l:nd‘.‘ gnkards 1“‘;; master’s estate from a vantage point. His * i . i witl 3 til the - territo; troops. One of the latest photoy s to \mest” is comnect is kenn high above the buildi the geographical department of the French government nng’;ytflmu v;ng:“ Smocpes . m:g - r:;:mGp: r::"y:; e territory by French troop: Dpeiafithe mk"&d o #:tp : wil el by a runway high a (:\";m:«'-fl >"~“L(u‘l‘m i watchdog, belonging to a property owner of crow’s ~ : »