Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 17

'THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIA THL F\ EN l\(' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, \lAR(ll 28, 1923. RADIO ON TROLLEY CARS. The Third Avenue Railway Compans of New Y r LAST PHOTO OF “DIVINE SARAH.” This picture of the la communication hetween points of the system. Satisfactory communication ha. hees ety er et Senrs Macss:. She n i Do aied oo a s with Charles Paddock, crack runner and hurdler. All this was a part of the games held by the Ui Isle. her own island on the Brittany co versity of Southern California, whose colors Paddock wears. Army, CETTING READY FOR FIRST TRIP. New commander of the Leviathan, the world’s largest <hip. and commissioners of the Shipping Board IO TOUR THE UNITED STATES. Lord Robert Cecil. chief rml. h Wilbur Wrigh Field. Din. alk over plans for first trip of the vessel. M eld i glon vesterday. Left to right: Meyer Lissner, Edward C. Plummer, Capt. apostle of the league of nations, who arrived in the United Stat .-lnunn William Francis Gibbs, in charge of ruv-ml'x' - terday. He will tour this country for . Benson. * L WARM 1[!'\\’ BROUGHT IH?l‘ill T.. Yesterday was the BB ey the FRIDESMAID AT ROYAL WEDDING. The Hon. Cecilia Bowes-Lyon. . . = royal Bengal tiger ventured from his winter quarters at the 3 daughter of Lord and Lady Glamis, who will be a bridesmaid at th IN CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT. Dennis Lynch, seventy-ix years old, of QUEEN AND HER GRANDSON tumania. . ton Zoo. He came out. looked around, basked in the sunshine for « Rédotug o Nice unts Fadv Elizaber BowesLyon and the Duke of 72 O street northwest, one of the survivors of Custer’s last fight. He the most beautiful reigning «quee Prinee time. and then retired. But the camera man was waiting for him. York. opsTiEht by Uiderwood & Underwond . fought in all the Custer battles with the Indians., ; inded National Photo. ten times in the battle of the Little Big Horn. ¢ SUNDAY VORNING IN PANAMA CITY. The native of Panama G - a regular routine for Sunday . A. Kimura, recently appointed third SPRING DAYS IN WASHINGTON PARKS. This pbotograph was taken at Dupont Circle yesterday afier morning. First, he « to church: then he trips lightly to the oflice of the nat 1 lottery, to get re- 4 ,- se it shington; Mme. Kimura nad noon, where dozens of youngsters enjoyed the warm rays of the sun, The sandpile is the most popular sults of the week’s drawings. This photo shows crowd outside office, Copyright by Kerstone. National Photo, sport of the circle, Plioto by ~