Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, - 1923.. NKHAME! TOMB. An u al photo h of mouth of the ex tion, THE HATHOR COW. Howard Carter, American, with the Lord Car shmvmg R dissing rotinned for/many years/Hielure the aacicnt tomb was Pkl o e narvon forces at the tomb of King Tutankhamen, helping remove the FAIR VISITOR AT ANCIENT TOMB. This is the way the tourist gives the tomb of King Tatankhamen the Wide World Photo. Hathor cow, one of the supports of the royal couch, from the tomb. “once over.” The sedan chair reminds one of the days of old China. e Wo o. Wide World Photo. AL PICTURE FROM THE CAN NE. Uncle Sam’s great fighting ship, the Maryland, passing through the Pedro Miguel lock of the THE OPENING % AME i 2 i y 5 arli: . All the oldtime cnstoms are e 3 Wide World Photo. adhered to, ‘Wide World Photo. Panama canal. The Atlantic and fleets have combined in s outhern waters for maneuvers. CONCERNING CAB NGES. Harry S. New of Indiana, who has been named Postmaster General, RESCUED BY LATE ENEMIES. When the German fivemaster Adolph A KISS FOR LUCK. Just before the start of the famous dog derby on February 22, Lydia Hutchinson, the succeeding Hu k (right), photographed at Office Department yesterday afternoon. Mr. Vinnen went aground on the English coast, the crew was rescued E only woman driver, who finished well up in the race, is given a kiss for luck by a trapper. Work goes to t eri epa IS i Secre! Fall. National Photo. the English coast guard’s breeches buoy, after many of the Germans Copyright by Underwood & ¥ had clung to the ship’s rigging all night. Wide World Photo. EDITORS OF - FARM PUBLICATIONS. Members of the Agricultural Edltnrs A m,,,_ EXHIB!TS EGYPI'IAN ANTIQUES Rehu from ancient llnd- are b: g an unususl popu- - O\E!l OR UNDER IN THIS RACE. Anyllmu 'ms to be fak ir when the womes run. ' larity just now, and Victor A. Khayat is exhibiting Egyptian antiques at the Art Center. t, no special rules were mentioned regarding the woman’s crosscountry run recenti now holding a conference in Washin, hot: hed - Lol e i b el e SR B s g The relics are from the old tomb-. and Khayat's father i with the Lord Carnarven expe- T o Poc! Twe Bundred: women ook pars, with start and Boish in Pershing St St e Wor retary Wallace, ‘at ‘the Department of Agriculture, X3 ditio = X i e e