Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 17

E STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAG THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923. A SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE. been appointed spe Mediterranean, A new post. Mrs. Muriel Lynch, who has just CHILDREN OF THE “SNOW BABY.” Edward Stafford, jr., and Peary al representative of foreign immigration for the Stafford, children of Capt. and Mrs. Edward Stafford, and grandchil- Minor and Egypt. She leaves tomorrow for her dren of the late Admiral Peary, photographed in Washington yesterdas. Natlonal Photo. tin Roosevelt. Col. Roosevelt once attended the school. v National Pho HOW THEY KEEP “FIT.” Vice President Coolidge and Speaker Gillett, who preside in the House and Sen- MOST BEAUTIFUL QUEEN. ate, are regular attendants of the congressional gymnasium. She is no_longer young, but she is still S P 5 ; ; I use a conaidiredithe fios beantiral Cuieen Thiy: thoso sliows Qusen Maria UNDER FRENCH GUARD. German coal diggers of the Ruhr valley, the men who are now work This photo shows them at their daily exer- of Rumania in one of her most distinctive costumes. National Photo ing in the mines under a guard of French soldiers, or striking in protest against the French occupation Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. ONCE BEAUTY DOCTOR TO ROYALTY. Mme Helena Rubinstein was once the official = S 5 t GIRL CHAMPION AT SARANAC LAK beauty expert of the Rumanian royal household. Now, she has arrived in America to teach American girls to preserve “the natural beauties of the nation.” One of her classes. Copsright by Underwood & Undersood. . e G o SERIE - 3 “GOOD.BYE, GERMANY!” Homeward bound, American doughboys i Miss Hilda Ruckert, girl international champion, farewells 1o the German citizens, These lads are now aboard the transport St. Mihiel, and takes “the outside edge,” one of the feats of skating. Miss Ruckert is giving sgecml ex- every turn of the propeller is bringing them nearer home. hibitions at Saranac Lake, N. Y., this month. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. yright by Underwood & Underwood g AN ELABORATE COSTUME. Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr., in costume 3 ; : 5 & COU N EN. The star of the Chi s by th hich sh re last night at the child welfare ball. She took the JEWEL BOX OF TUTANKHAMEN. 'Howard Carter, discoverer of the ancient tomb in Thebes (at left), I‘Lll'i?;e:c?.;fn“i:l)cl]:i’c‘:?: a?.fl?e claims :h:t ‘l’x:r v‘oiefe }II:‘:: %g&'xffi"{;’cfifi l"r.i:::i ,ffif,f.'.'," {ak:’n i; :nn ol. (;ol‘:i? ;n “"I‘bc ?;l’oup of the Earth.” Mrs. Stokes designed and Mr. Callander of the excavating staff carrying out the jewel box of the ancient Tu(n‘l;k]namn from Boston, shows them discussing the earlier treatment, ‘World Wide Phote. the beautiful costumes of the group. Cepsright by Underwood & Underwood, the tomb. Many priceless objects have already been discovered. orld Wide Photo. ¥