Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1923, Page 12

THE E’}i’flx(} STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923. PRESENTATION OF THE JEANNE D’ARC BUST TO THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION YESTERDAY, which was made by Mrs. John A MARKET BASKET SLUNG ON A POLE IS USED AS A BABY CAR- Jacob Hoff on behalf of the sculptress, Mme. Berthe Girardet of France. Left to right: Frederick A. Dglano and Senator A. O. Stanley. RIAGE by the Chinese mothers, and in this way they transport their Natioual Photo. members of the board of regents; Mrs. Hoff and Charles D. Walcott, secretary of the institution, who received the bust on behalf of the babies back and forth to the rice fields. Smithsonian. £ National Pho Underwood & Underwood TURTLE CAPTURED BY THE MARINES AT CHAMPIONS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRE NTATIVES. Meye . NTANAMO. First it was used as a taxi for the children and later alist, New York, and Roy G. Fitzgerald of Ohio. al Phe led enough cggs for the whole garrison. . o NIS € N . THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE INFANT REPUBLIC OF LATVIA. AND HIS'FAMILY OF EIGHT. President Chaksta i WHERE SNOW ADDS TO THE PLEASURE OF WALKING. A climbing party out on a hike to see the beauties of the Eiger glacier under its 2 e s old and was a country lawyer at the time of his nomination for president. Wide World I'hoto winter blanket in the Alps of Switzerland. ‘Wide World Photo. " REMARKABLE ANIMAL PICTURE. H. A. Snow, the well known California-hunter; just-as-he THE PERFECT BRITISH-HURDLE. "Miss Hart, Eoglish athlete of note, THE KINDERGARTEN SYMPHONY. - A twenty4wo-piece ‘orchestra, each musician five_years old, at shot and killed 3 tmmna@doaogvd-vn_hd preyiously Hugdhuwmnmyxlmu > . wmmwmmmmfim{ #:r:g;;. i Auburn, N, Yo _y?trh_hfdn_v'(fjbmn. Cooper,.the , usty, wielder of "h, 'baxg;;)_und Ml- play l:n‘e;:,d x‘.“”