Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1923. THE TOMB'S CARPENTER SHOP. At the entrance to the tomh of K utankhamen is located this carpenter shop, where the long-hidden treas- LORD CARNARVON AND EGYPTIAN OFFICIALS. Photograph taken on terrace of the Winter Palace Hotel, in Luxor. Left to right: H. E. vres are bosed. The h, just received in America, shows Lord Carnarvon and party ecting the p. . Yehieh Bey, governor of Kena; Lord Carnarvon, Mohammed Fahmy Bey, Sheikh Ahmed Shaker, judge of Luxor. it by London Ne ; Copyright by Lapdon Times-New York Times, by arrangement with Lord Carnarvon. % ENGLISHMAN IN CHARGE. Close-up photograph of Lord Carnarvon. NOT KING TUTANKHAMEN'S FLIVVER. This American-made car was not found in the tomb of the an- IN VALLEY OF THE KINGS. Howard Carter, the American, who has charge of excavation for Lord Carnar- who receives credit for locating the tomb of King Tutankhamen. The cient Pharaoh, but it is used by Lord Carnarvop in his travels about the Luxor district. Photo shows von, thatting with high Egyptian officials upon his return from recent trip to Cairo. English peer has been excavating in Egypt for many years. mouth of another excavation used as a garage. Copyright by London Times-New York Times, by arrangement with Lord Carparvon. Copyright by Londop Times-New York Times, by arrangement with Lord Carnarvon. Copyright by London Times-New York Times, Ly arrangement with Lord Carnarvon. C| 4 -, wh tired fre SHRINERS FROM MARION, OHIO. Coming from the President’s home town, they called at L g ’ est ‘(l?\r al\l::‘ r':f\:).!;;lts?:flir-lsu:;o:;‘::ccen‘t;: rasne‘;:nr:{:yed“:: the White House veaxerday for a chat with Mr. Harding. Left to right: Earl J. Burk- HOLDS TOUGHEST JOB. Commandant Filippi, at left, chief of the Ruhr customs, estab- ice 1 ommission. At left: Helen H. Gardiner, civil service commissioner. ert, Harry Standiford, L. P, Steuart (latter two of Washington), Robert S. Paush. Back lished by the French, ready to take over authority and collect money from reluctant and eorze P. Wales of the commiss £ National Photo. row: L. Ewing Jones and Arthur E. Cooke of Washington. National Photo. obdurate creditors—a difficult job at present. Wide World Photo. 2 : : : . SR, L3 s 5 CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT._Left to right: Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt, Ger- DAUGHTER OF DUKE TO WED JOCKEY. Lady Ursula Grosvenor, JAMES DAVIS AND JAMES DAVIS. One is thie Secretary of Labor and O esalicss. anil Hogo Lorchatoly: Tomes mousts mmd:lqer J-n;h:lc‘r X{u}:hen ’Dusl:e o{ ‘1.1"'"""""; wl:;:se .;r;:iOEn;:ed len:lseme'm LATEST mgm‘;tlus ALPS. This costume is ;.he ('hrme]r mdm q:;tmg the ml:la.ri :. “kini ”u'.; °b°«<“ At t.h; meeting yesterday, Secretary Bavaria, who called at the White House yesterday. Lerchenfeld is in to Ja ony, steeplechase jockey, e nglish society. = & So i twenty-ony sears old today, . Coprrigat by Uadermood & Uaderwoou ;:l;ox; e .l:lo ::; m h'.n entirely of wool and combives m ynnr“c, hnl?:':la :hv-:m % ;: ';l plenty of work for Eexery. gfl this country w secure relief for starving German dnldunw. rmo