Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 13

THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, I). C. MONDAY, APRIL_ 16, 1923. D Children of the American Revolution journeyed to Arlington yesterday, where an PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF CLARA BARTON. A rose garden m emorial was planted yesterday in the ground e ceremony was held and a wreath placed on the tomb of America’s Unknown Soldier. Photograph shows wreath being placed by Party, in memory of Clara Barton. Left to right (front row): Miss Carrie Harrison, Mrs. Donald Hooker, Mrs. Nina Alexander, M llen and Kennedy Watkins, Natlonal Photo. ey W. Wi # g), and Mrs, W. A. North. Nationa SELECTING THE PERFECT HAND. A contest to find the woman with a perfect hand is bein SOCIETY BEAU GOES ydi s X N S| 3 ) I ! - . < W g conducted S AUTY GOES ABROAD. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, who has been LETTER\OF . LAW ON S| i Si ing with on with the national perfume show in New York. Miss Janet de Long is the judge, and the appearing on the stage under the name of Julia Hoyt, sailed yester- iron,‘ as ]Tl'?“‘;xekx repo‘na"}l}o:'l. F}l}g’:’gfl}lfl: f."fl.lf.'ifi.f.iiéc;' al‘;f;);rizgpipa;rf.:‘:]}:i x-;‘;‘.l»l.“f.l»'r'"(‘l‘!u“f Wide World Photo. gum;lemard the steamship Homeric for a stay o‘(_":‘hrr‘::‘ mor b ble articles on the boundary between the Free State and northern Ireland. Wide World Phot MISS AM Rlli‘\‘ C\? \‘[lR ‘!\MFRI\(‘[:-L~ These two heads are a detail of the “Poem of GIRLS’ OLYMPIAD AT MONTE CARLO. The international feminine sports festival f INAUGURATION OF PORTO RICAN GOVERNOR. work of sculpture by Marcus Coll. known as “the modern Michaelangelo. the English athletes showing superiority over their continental sisters. The photo shaws as Governor of Porto Rico by Emilio del Toro. chief justice of the mpleted his work in Spain and has brought it to this r‘numr?: " g Miss Lowman of England taking lead in 55.meter hurdle race, which she won. Porto Rico, at the Federal building, San Juan. The ceremonies ‘opyright by Kadel & Herbert Wide World Photo. auguration were witnessed by thousands. f Lo - HE LEFT THE BANKER WEEPING. But the bank is ene of those gam- ON THOMAS JEFFERSON'S BIRTHDAY. Memorial exercises held at bling affairs, where the depositor usually receives no interest. H. A. Monticello, Va., the old home of the second President. Thomas Jeffer- STARTS CROSS-COUNTRY WALK. Jack Taylor, seventy This, according to fashion makers. Tallamage of Toledo, Ohio, returned yesterday from Lisbon, Portugal, son. Left to right: Judge Moses H. Grossman, A. M. Wottham, Maany e wig, of white silk, is held on by a where he “hit” the casino establishment for 100,000 pesetas and broke Strause, Stewart G, Gibboney and Mrs. Martin W. Littleton. the continent. Taylor will push the tricycle, which contains his camp- = Coprright by Underwood & Underwood, the bank. Wide World Phote. 2 Wide World Phote. ing outfit, Wide World Photo. : 1 A . X starting from York, accompanied by his dog, fo