Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1923, Page 88

THE SUNDAY STAR, Film star weds actor. This graph taken a few minutes after the wedding of Marguerite Courtot and Raymond Mc- Kee, at the Little Church Around the Cor- ner in New was Gladys All dressed up in her Paris clothes, Justine Johnson, film star, returns to America. 1aier 0 L )l Appeals, the first James E. Smith, sociate justice. An exclusive photograph of the United States Court of Cu: toms picture since 1910. Left to right: Oscar E. Bland, associate j associate justice; George E. Martin, presidi justice; Orion M. Barber, and Charles S. Hatfield, associate justice. N tional Phote Le Paradis Orchestra, which will play a return engagement in vaudeville. WASHINGTON, D. C.—RO - RAVURE SECTION—APRIL e A favorite race horse with many Washing- tonians. This picture of Tip- pety Witchet was taken just before an early morning work- out at the Bowie, Md. track. Wilbur, a Washingtonian, who danced at the recent Dixie Ball. The Prince of Wales ‘“comes a cropper.” His mount fell during the army roint-to-point race at Reading, England. The prince rescued the horse, which was in danger of drowning. Wide Warkl ot Preliminary sketch of “Liberty Bringing Peace,” modeled . by H. K. Bush-Brown for proposed temple to liberty for Washington. 15, Miss Margaret Mitchell, chief clerk of morale section of the Navy Department, holding beer stein which was presented to the battleship Brooklyn (now out of commission) by the former kaiser of Germany. It is among a collection of troph removed from United States battleships that have been “junked.” Photograph showing great gas tanks i side the giant air- ship ZR-2, which is being constructed at kehurst, N It is planned to place the dirigible in commission on July 1. Sheast