Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ). (., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31, 1923. HONEYMOON IN FLORIDA. Judge for the pr honeyn Alton B. Parker. COAL PIL Comprehensive view of the Krupp works at Essen, showing the coal docks that have been taken over by the Ul MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Portrait of Poli Negri. Polish who were i French army of o ion. This great plant alone uses thousands of tons of German coal annually. opyright by Underwond & Undermoo screen star, whose engagement to Charlie Chaplin. omedian. was announced yesterday. Painting by Tade Styka. on exhibition in New York. Wide Workd 1 hefore : » . : I'T WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. Mr. 2 Bradley, married in A - - ST MAN PLAYS IN POURING RAIN. John D. Rockefeller does not allow a pouri : et for the N POSTERS QUOTING LLOYD GEORGE. ily golf, This phote was taken at Ormond Beach. Fla. showing the head of the Standard Oil fir<t time on January 22 and became en any about to drive his ball from the tee. FYTIR Ly Kadel & Herber and Mrs. Oliver Richmond The hushand 1~ 1 o stop cighty-six vears old minutes. Inhabitants of the Ruhr district reading the speeches Warld Pl and writings of the former British premier, prominently displayed in many towns of the Ruhr vallex. \here the French.army now holds possession. [ pyright by Kadel & Herbe 4 - FAMOUS ARTIST IN CAPITAL. Charles Dana Gibson and wife, pho- ON MEDITERRANEAN TOUR. Miss ‘Alice Mann of Washington, who 1 : and di a tographed vesterday when they called upon Senator Swanson of sailed yesterday from New York aboard the S. S. Seythia for a tour playwright and e e Sl _Bryan Mahon, hero of the relief of Mafeking. who, it is r Virginia. Mrs. n is a sister of Lady Astor of England. of the Mediterranean, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Isaac T. American stage methods. The photo shows him in the role of the will head the army of the Irish Freo State. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood Mann. Copyright by Underwood & Underwoud blind beggar in his own play, “The son Camellia. Report of th Wide W right by Underwood & Underwood. ment comes from London. MAY HEAD FREE STATE ARMY. The HAS SAILED FOR EUROPE. Col. Charles R. Forbes, director of the United States Veterans' Bureau, who sailed NEWEST MOTOR-DRIVEN SLEIGH. It was tried out at Montreal recently and is claimed to be a success. It is propelled by a gatoline engine and the large wheel in front is used for steering. The sleigh has a for Europe yesterday speed of from twenty-five to forty miles an hour, afternoon. There is a report of his resignation, but he is scheduled LOUISIANA VISITORS IN WASHINGTON. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, Representative Ransdell to return to his desk here in Washington on February 20. and high school members of the Louisiana Poultry Club, who won second place in the national utility Coprright by Kadel & Herbert. . National Phote. poultry-judging contest in New York. The visitors are viewing the sights of the capital. Netionsi Photo. Al Spee