Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1923, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON YOU NGSTE all of them burde 1ot CHARITY. Charles s, Hamlin, who n the cab. and fantastic iton for the henett of Naoel | AIDS NOEL 1 Mrs. GREAT HOLIDAY FOR the White House yesterday. Z e o lent and Mr-. Harding. He greeted thousands of IN TUE “KING TUT PAGEANT.” Atlanti Laddie Boy ~and this group took part in the f Pre ngster-, d erday. cnice of the was the official host at the White House v who rolled ¢ in the White House Alma Cummings of San_Antonio, Tex., broke all long-di ing records in New York, recently, when she tripped the light fanta, for twenty-seven hours withou stop. In the plmlo Ima holds the ~]!||[u‘r~ she wore when breaking !hr record. yright by Underwood & Underwood. N HOURS. Miss SHE DANCED TWENT CANDIDATE. James M. Cox of Dayton, ient on the democratic ticket, takes it 1 in the \nulh for od TIAL ndidate for P Mr. Cox and family have be * FORMER PR Uhlu oney at Miami, Fla. ral monthis. LOUIS BALLI, fourteen years old, who will lead parade of 100,000 boys on May day, in New York. The event will be held under the aus- ices of Rotary clubs. B ™ “\Wide World Photo. 9 'E RECORD. Licut. John A. MacReady and Lieut. Oakley V. Kelley talk- ing to Orville Wright, at Dayton, Ohio, before their sccond flight to smash their own record, in the ‘Wide World Photo, Army monoplane T-2. O E S Although the President and Mrs. Harding were multi-colored egg-. amen’s tomb offered all sorts of ideas for the costumes. C., TUESDAY APRIL 1923. away, It certainly was The discoverie PRIZE EASTER BAS This the annual egg rolling, was exhibited by Master Warren Sonneman. D. 8. BULLOCK, cattle expert of De- partment of Agriculture, who has just returned from two years in Argentina, where he studied the cattle industry. a number of visitors called at a big day for the children n the White House grounds yesterday. Tt Natfonal Phote. hard-boiled. Photo taken in Whenever the shell of an ez disappeard. That ix, the eges were White House vesterday. and many an egg HARD-BOILED grounds of the : was broken, it had to be eaten nes took his two nieces, COMMISSIONER AND HIS NIECES. Prohibition Commi aster egg- rnlhm at lhn Charlotte and Catherine Faulcomer of Hillshoro, Ohio, to the White House. S. Miss Georgiana Brown Harbe young Philadelphia a who has designed and executed the art features of a new musical comedy on Broadway. Photo shows arti-t at work in studio, in Greenwich Village. Cepy was the finest Easter basket seen at National Photo. & Uniery M\ CF A AND !’AMILY. This famous teacher of physical cultur BERNARR -