Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE TIIE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY \IARC][ .) ]9 s PRESIDENT THANKS ENGI ER. President Harding leaving cab of locomotive at Ormond, having thanked and congratulated JACKIE USES THE RADIO. Jackie the engineer on his eareful and npul run frnm Washington. f o fan-, talking from WGY, the General E LOOKS LIKE SATURDAY NIGHT. An unusual “still picture” from one who returned to the Ur ady, N. Y. Photo shows the new pallophotophone device of the new movies, At the top we have little Muriel McCormac, and , after an extended trip t i « voice vibrations on a film. Mickie McBan forms the lower part of the composition. . ilton Lewis of Illinoi: aboard the S, S, Maj, 'ERNMENT SERV @ Murray.. chairman of the HE WRESTLES WITH ALLIGATORS. Henry Coppinger, jr.. of Miami, Fla.. takes his morning exercise by crop reporting board and chief s n of the Department of Agri- JEN. ALLEN IN WASHINGTON. The former leader of the United States wrestling with alligators, and he can handle any ‘gator up to his own weight. He even goes . culture, who has tendered his resigna He will take up similar the capital yesterday and reported to the War Department. water with the “beasties. Mide Wearla EHoto work without a government connection. National Plot Army on the Rhine arrived in \ Maj. Gen. John L. Hines and Left to righ stant Secretary of War Dwight Davis. CALISTHENICS FOR FLORIDA BATHERS. Srapaiied and the batbers go through the various maneuvers to strengthen and build up the ¢ = rabbit is alway Photo shows one of the afternoon elasses. Wide Worid Phote e DI LR TR (e Gt E \ MODERN SAMSON. Breithart. the German siant, holding on his chest and hnees et ahead l:,r the hounds. g“p,,, h are r,-].-m..-d m large granite blocks and an iron anvil whi trio of “zladiato pound 1o Wor vith heaty cledge hammers. Wi h runs on trac out seventy-five Each!afternoon a classiis held on ihe beach at TRATNING HO1S ,¥\ R s EVER SEE A REAL SHEIK? Well, bere_‘?rc several of flla;m, anlfll they % ¢ nble th f thy ies. They appear to be a jolly set. ;’:d“:!l’c:f:z: |u‘:uo‘rot;u“l'h x:: :z:‘fflrfgrnnn{l ‘?B:r smiles, & (GAS FOR THE NATION’S DIRIGIBLES. Ln!v)rmib of glass tubes in the bureau of mines. where tests are made of helium, the new gas, which is Copsright by Kerstone. MAY RESIGN POSITION. Assistant Secretary of Commerce C. H. Hus- thought to be ideal for the government's dirigibles, The new balloons will be filled with lxelmm. ton, who, it is reported, may res; his _government work to arccpl the presidency of the World Commerce Corporation. an oil comi National Fhoto. v acquiring lands in Central America., Natiouai Photo. .