Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1923, Page 12

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923. . A L S, S tietnst B et ey ATTEND TO WESTERN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. Group of officers of division of Western European affairs of the State Department. Left to right: R. Henry Norweb, diplomatic secretary; Dorsey Hi.hé LA nomic expert; William R. Castle, chief of division; Alun F. Winslow, diplomatic secretary THE IMPORTANCE OF A LITTLE POWDER. It would not do to appear on the floor of the House of CHE END OF LUPUS. This wolf was known as “the king of Arizona’s Fadden, economic expert, and Elbridge Rand, diplomatic secretary. Copyright by Underwood & U Representatives with a shiny n according to Mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck. representative from Illinois. cow killers,” but ke will not trouble the ranchers hereafter. The so she prepares for her public appearance. Natioual Photo bandit was recently brought down by the rifle of a government hunter. Wide World Photo. KNEW NOTHING OF MOVIES. King Tutankhamen never had to face FOR THE UNENOWN SOLDIER. Decorations and trophies which have been bestowed upon America’s unknown soldier, photographed in a motion picture camera, but the New York Geographical Soriety vault of the War Department. Large cases of bronze and plate glass are heing constructed and these will be placed in the amphitheater a1 is photographing his treasures at the tomb. The pictures w lup, Wash., has passed her ninetieth birthd Arlington, especially for the decorations. e into permanent records of the society. Wide World 3 health and says pipe smoking is the main rea tolerate the cigarette smoker. Mme. Jeanne Farmer Benedict, who will give dramatic recitation and take part in play under auspices o Twentietl Comury Club sl-Am WITH LEAGUE OF NATIONS, Leon Bourgeois, president of the French EX-GOVERNORS IN FLORIDA. Two-former. governors of New England tainment go to Juvenile Protective :E',“:S‘..,‘;i'!&l‘r‘ !u}el'.'id:m to ;f;:.’.:fi:fino'rn:l‘;:dfe'a;:f 5”.,';“&;"?“;’;3 states, Rollin S. Woodruff of Connecticut and W. L. Douglas of Association. was the first president of the league. Wide World Photo Massachusetts, spending the winter months in, Mi Copyr'ght by Ulitles Helen Barbee, well known soprario, = e 2 who will sing at the City Cl SAYS HE WILL DIE TUESDAY. Dr. William J. Rouse, seventy-seven b L Gy G Jears old, of Bath, Me., says he will die next Tuesday, and he ha- ooy e Tmade all preparations for his death. He is hale and hearty, dos not contemplate suicide, nor expect an accident. “But February 20 will soc mo loave for my long, long sleep.” he say Copyright Underwood & Underwood. D e ; S ALENTINE PARTY AT PALM BEACH. Youngsters who took part i : CHAMPIONS NISIT THE PRESIDENT. This basket ball team of the Carnogie Insitte of Technelogy of N B o D Tt e Pulsa Beach. -~ AT ANNUAL INSPECTION, The Kensington Howitzer Company, National Guard of Maryland, st annul at the r Pittsburgh, champion -in ite particular line, called on the-President yesterday afternoon H ite The children are Jack, Stuyvesant and Mary Pierpont. inspection yesterday by Col. D. John Markey and staff. The inspection was followed by a banquet. ouse. - g Y i National Phots, Copyright by m'mwa & Underwood, 7 4 e onxEERata