Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1923, Page 17

L v UP PAGE OF NEW YORK NEWSPAPER. Photograph gaken in composing room of New York daily, with dent as chie{ “mahe-up man® and printers in the background. In foreground, left to right: Capt. Anderson, naval aide: Col. i ng, Ogden M. Reid. the President. Postmaster General New, Mrs. Reid, H. F. Dana, Chairman Lasker of Shipping Board, Brig. Secretary Christian and Alex Terry. whose job the President ivok over. Copyright by Cuderwood & Underwood EDITOR HARDINMG MAK EMPTYING THE CEl SYLVANIA AVENUE ESTABLISHMENT. When the prohibition enforcement officers dropped down upon 922 Pennsylvania avenue yesterday they say they found 1,200 gallons of beer and red wine. and the photo shows them raiding the cellar. arl Hammel and his clerk were arrested and taken to the second precinet station, where they furnished bond. Hundreds of pedestrians wit essed the r: National Y SECRETARY OF WAR. Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher and Rob- s. i members of the War Industries Board, decorated by Secretary Weeks yes- terday d distinguished services during the w Nacional Fhoto. STUDYING U. S. the Peruvi left, tion. AVIATION. Commander Juan Leguir, chief of the air service of army (center), who is making a study of U. S. flying at naval air station. At Capt. George Thenault. At right, Lieut. W. D. Thowmas, commander of naval air sta- Capyright Ly Underwood & Underwood. ROBIN HOOD'S FAIR SISTERS. Mrs. Muriel Dolph of Portland, Ore.; Miss Louisita Loser of St. Louis and Miss Esther Rhodes of Los Angeles, who recently took part in arch- ory tournament at San Diego, Calif. Copyright by Undermood & Underwood. MRS. H. P. DAVISON, who has established a “rever: Rhodes scholarship fund.” students from England’s uni brought to either Harvard, Yale or Princeton MAJ. SIDNEY C. GRAVES, dee- orated yesterday for heroism at Valadivostok. Maj. Graves had previously received decorations from Serbia, France and Great Brit National Photo. It is officially announced that Lady Rachel Cavendish, a_bridesmaid at the wedding of Princess Mary, is engaged to the Hon. James Stuart. She is the third of the bridesmaids to become engaged. Lady Rachel at right, with her sister, Lady Dorothy Evelyn Macmillan. Copsright by Underwood & Uuder HIKE FKOM OHIO 10 THE PACIFIC. Esther Wiliams Herns of Ohio State University, Columbus, are walking 1o Each girl carries a pistol a hox of 4 al crackers, and they started the trip with t by Underwood & Underwood. NEW PHOTO OF MARY PICKFORD. A scene from her newest photoplay, which is without a name at present. The plot deals with Spain during the second empire. Coprright by Kadel & Herbert, DR. ABRAHAM ROSENBACK PAGES OF THE AUTHORS’' BREAK! was held last Saturday by the Leagueé of Americin Pén’ Women. pages, the latter wearing costumes representing various publications. ST. Washington girls as pages of the authors’ breakfast, which Mrs. Frank S. R: ay was chairman of the Plioto by Sherer. ‘WALTER HAGUE, seven-year-old cousin of President Harding, who wrote to the chief executive for a job as a policeman. The Presidént wrote to the York, Pa, boy and told him to. wait until he was “about two feet taller.” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. of Philadelphia, who has spent $1,250,000 for books since February 1. He returned from Europe ves- terday, where he collected many rare- volumes fer. his own book- ves. Copyright by Underwood & Underwoed, POWELL TABLET UNVEILED. A bronze aemori to George Harold Powell, prominently ide i- fied with scientific work during the world war, was unveiled at the Department of Agriculture yesterday. Left to right: Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, Dr, W. A. Taylor, in charge and Secretary of Commerce Hoover. of bureau of plant industry, Copyright by Keystone. »