Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1923, Page 12

THE STAR’S_DAILY PICT Washington to confer with ‘the leaders of the National Women's Party on the equal rights-bill, Mrs. Irwin is the wife of Will Irwin, BATTLE FORMATION IN SOUTHERN WATERS. The combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets, in maneuvers somewhere down along the line mixed doubles preliminaries in tournament being held at Longwood Copsright by News Events Photos. Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill, Mass. Copyright by Keystome. also P o THE GARYS TRY A “MADEIRA” TAXI. Judge Elbert IL Gary, head of the United States ST. PATRICK'S DAY AND SHAMROCKS. E. W. Hess, superintendent of the Botanic Gar- PLAYTIME IN THE NAVY. This particular phase of recreation consists of a series of thrusts PETRIFIED BODY FOUND IN OHIO. It is believed to have been an Indian or mound builder, and was of the White House, which, according to rumor, may change places THIS CREW BREAKS A RECORD. First section, Battery C, of the 5th Field Artillery, L'r_\ixed States Army, / found along the bank of a creek near Cincinnati. The figure is of limestone formation. The stone B with the statue of Washington in Washington Circle. The latter statne stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C., which has just broken the world record for getting a 24niyrle.‘ hlg‘}"lxlzcr ¢ Wile Wogld Photo. has been taken down for repairs. National Photo. into firing position. Wide World Photo. body is pitted and worn by the weather. ORIAL PAGE 17, ' 1923 . . THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH TENNIS VICTORS. William T. Bilden, 2d, of Philadelphia, national singles champion, and Miss Brenda Hedstrom of Buffalo, who won in Inez Haynes Irwin, movelist, now: in a well known novelist. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood LR of the equator. * Photograph taken from deck of the battleship Utah. Steel Corporation, and wife, about to start for a ride at Bunchal, on the Island of Ma- deira. The unique vehicles slide down the steep, cobbled hills of the town. Copyright by Underwood & Tnderwood. Irish celebrate. and jabs, but it comes under the heading of play. Scene on deck of one of the United dens, presenting Miss Audrey King with a pot of real shamrocks, in honor of the day the Copyright by News Events Photos. Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. States battleships, in southern waters for maneuvers. = MAY CHANGE ITS LOCATION. Statue of Andrew Jackson, in front GET A REPKIEVE. R. D, Baker and two sons (latter at right and left), ‘who were to have been hanged at Rome, Ga., yesterday, but obtained a '"AKES TS TO FRANCE. Miss A M ith “good.will - 'ORMER DIPLOMAT'S WIFE CONDUCTS CLASS." Mme. Marie Hannenfeldt, widow of former aide to the Rusgian czar, and daughter of former A a I e A R sented 1o hes at the New York flower show. The pians in PO R R O A Rustian embassy in’ Washington, conducts cooking class. Left to right: Mrs. H. N. Darton, Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis, Tepricve to Friday, April 13. They were <onvicted fof the murdes of the photograph will be taken to France by Miss Morgan for the Mrs. J.” W. Kerr,. Mrs, Harvey W. Wiley, Mme. Hannenfeldt, Mrs. Francis Walker, Mrs. G. H. Rose and Mrs. A, Hamele. i Dedp:lty ‘Siher.fi Monpq. Photo, ukenczx”l,gl-‘lh ha,h'?n Shiows Mzs, | Bakior [} American Committee of Devastated France, -, Wide World Phota, SR 2 RERS Wt A Lt e ——r i g '". T 5 S TN DR , z ¥ ‘ .. : 5 . NS ’