Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1923. i. Secretary of the Navy Denby and members of the e naval affairs committee and their families leaving the LAST OF A DISAPPEARING TRIBE. The proud Seminoles are gradually disappearing. Only 600 of the once strong band of Indians are living, vy yard vesterday for Quantico. where they inspected the n e base. National Photo. S and yet the 600 retain their full pride of race and adhere to ancient customs. This photo shows Seminole camp in Florida cverglades. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood ] v SARY A KISS FOR HIS FRIEND. This horse and Airedale of London have e as French represen Jusserand yesterday was presented with a French-made. cloc begn inseparable friends for years. The dog sleeps with his pal, and GEPSIGGRI ANDIBICOEI EVERYEDAY. Rasting yearsifiave cor- OPPING WITH TRAINER. Miss Dorothy Batty, animal trainer Uiplomatic corps. The ambassador has served in the diplomat " they eat from the same manger. The camera man caught them in an tainly helped the growth of Jess Willard, former heavyweight cham- of a circus in winter quarters at Macon, Ga., has spent so much time for fortv-seven vears. National Photo. odd position. Wide World Thoto. pion of the world. Jess posed with these two members of a Canadian ; ut frican chimpanzee that her pupil-pet refuses to stay hockey team in New York last night. Coprright by Underwood & Underwood. when she goes shopping. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. MRS, JAMES F. BYRNES, wife of Zad Representative Byrnes of South DR. L. B. ROGERS, who has as- Carolina, who has been elected sumed his duties as assistant direc- TIME FOR LUNCHECN AT ST. MORITZ. inter sport enthusiasts in. Switzerland do not take time to re- h botels for lancheon, but carry their midday meals with them. This photo shows English o e ’ : i T aapanlitaiid Lot AR tRls o et 2o i ot AN by Cadewobt T b o0 president of the Congressional tor of the Veterans' Bureau, in Club, succeeding Mrs, Frelinghuy- charge of the medical division, fol- MAY HEAR SERMONS. Earphones for the benefit of deaf members of the congregation have been Yonilis " eusis. o1 oendhions stalled in the pews of an English Baptist church., The trumpet, placed in front of the minister, sen, wife of the New Jersey sena- transmits the speaker’s voice to the various phones. Wide World Photo. tor. among the ex-service men in the Copyright by Underwood & TUnderwood. Philippines. National Photo. FREE BREAD IN CHICAGQ. The Windy city is having a “bread war,” and the consumer is reaping the benefit. ‘Bread went to 2 cents a loaf = on Wednesday, and yesterday a-loaf was given free to each purchaser REAL WINTER SPORTS AT MARYLAND ‘UNIVERSITY. -The first; and probably.the last, snow of the season furnished plenty of sport for the NOVEL HEADBAND FROM PARIS. It is of lcather, with a design in of 50 cents’ worth of groceries. Photoshows Chicago-“bread line.” . co-eds at Maryland- University, College Park. The college campus resembled-St. Moritz, Switzerland, when the fun was at its height. silver or gold. But the leather is especially prepared, and comes from > ‘Wide World Photo. = National Photo. a workshop in India. + Wide World Photo.