Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 17

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, \VASHI\IGTON: D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923. s B TO COMMAND THE LEVIATHAN. Capt. Herbert Hartlew, now master RASE BALL TIM ‘RE. Tt is not always the first robin that gives evidence of spring in Washington. f the S. S. Mjgnnh who has been named to command the world's PACKING PLANTS FOR DISTRIBUTION. Few persons know that the Botanic Garden in Wachinzton sends 1t may be 3 arbles or base ball. The photo shows Ashton F. and Lloyd B. Embry of the Wis- st liner, the Leviathan. Capt. Hartley was declared the “dark annually to hospitals and schools throughout the country hundreds of plants and shrubs. This photo consin Athletic Club warming wp. National Photo horse” in the race for the big job. Copyright by Paul Thompson. shows the inspection and packing department. Nationai Photo ol Fritay and m“.’rl;]‘;flf:f-h;‘-c';ll;““iu le {'";!d:"fll }l:xv ‘P"r;-ls of NEW YORK'S POSTAIASTER IN CAPITAL. Edward M. Morgan, postmaster of New York, CALLED ON SECRETARY HUGHES. Members of the executive committee of the Wom- Clark. Elizabeth Michael and Bnrsm‘;.’ shso“f“ “nd:ro: nA“lden’!‘?:?ad‘;?)‘r\d in conference witi Postmaster General New and Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett an’s Committee for Recognition of Russia, who called on Secretary Hughes at the State Jurr, Russell Graham, Clark Beach and Leroy Bendheim. vesterday. The object of the conference was to fix a plan for curtailing expenses in the Department yesterday. They urged that he negotiate with Russia for the re-establish- Photo by staft photographer. New York office. National Photo. ment of friendly relations with this country. Natio The latest is U-Shab-Ti, the Egyptian doll, ANOTHER SIGN OF SPRING. Getting the launch into trim for the com- PRINCESS IN WASHINGTON. Princess Santa Borghese of Italy, who is GIVES FORMULA FOR LONG LIFE. Dr. Charles W. Eliot, pres ul» -t the Luxor atmosphere, being fashioned g season—and no stepladder is necessary in this case. Easter Sunday delivering a series of lectures on social conditions in her country. She emeritus of Harvard, has just started his ninetieth year. He s Eat after one of the treasures taken from the tomb by the Lord Carnarvon is usually the day to put the pleasure boats into the water. founded the Italian branch of the Girl Scouts, and will speak here moderately, sleep at least seven hours, use no stimulants ml nnm expedition. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Copsright by Keystene. tomorrow. National Photo. tain a serene spirit.” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood TEA PARTY FOR TWO PRINCES. Andrew and Christopher of the royal family of Greece were entertained SAYS GOOD-BYE BY RADIO. The former head of England’s Scotland with a tea party at West Point recently, after their tour of inspection of the Military Academy. Left to Yard, Sir Basil Thompson, said goodbye to America yesterday, and CIRCUS FOLK FROM EUROPE ARRIVE. Spring has come, for the circus is getting ready for the summer right: Brig. Gen. Fred Sladen, Prince Cbrmopher, Gen. C. T. Bailey and Prince- Andrew. then he sailed for a short stay at Nassau, Bahamas. season. The two midgets in the foreground are Fips Haupenthal, three feet high, and little Ruth Van Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. .. Droysn. Latter’s father, 7 feet 8 inches high, in b ack row. Copyright by Underwood & Uuderwood.