Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 17

= R’'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1923. THE PRINCE OF WALES VISITS BELGIAN ROYALTY. The heir to the British throne photographed with members of Belgium’s royal fam- HEMPEL BROADCASTS OLD SONG. “Home, Sweet Home™ went into s of theatrical producers, who returned aboard the steam- i Brussels, where the prince ed monument erected by the Britizh people in commemoration of Belgian resistance to the Ger- . many homes by radio when Frieda Hempel, concert singer, broad- esterday from a trip to the tomb of King Tutankha rmy. Left to right, seal Jose, the queen, Prince of Wales, King Albert. Standing: Prince Leopold and the casted “America’s heart song” on its center Wide World Photo. of Flanders. Wide World Cop RETURN FROM TRIP TO EGYPT. Mrs. Sam ¥ by Underwood & Underwood LEARNS THE GAME'S FINE POINTS. Miss Kay Ha FAIR FLOWER OF THE FAIR. Miss Paula Marray. prominent in New mond of the A FREAK OF DAME NATURE. Photograph taken in Switzerland's STRONG MAN OF BASE BALL. “Hack” Miller, outfielder of the Chi Presideat Players has taken up Pung Chiow, also known as Mah Jong, 0 ' ? York society, rides the performing donkey at the street fair given on cago Cubs, who is regarded as the strongest man in base ball, goes and the camera-man caught her trying to solve some of the fine points line of winter ! 4’ spring—the Park avenue, New York, for the benefit of the city’s crippled children. Wide World Photo Wide World Fhoto. through his circus stunt before the game starts. Wide World Phot of the ancient Chinese game. {UP. Sergt. Maj. L. W. Thomas of the 2d Battalion INSPECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL CADETS. Despite bad weather, 1,600 Washington High School Cadets, the entire brigade, went through drills LT I Gl i G s vesterday. The 2d Regiment, composed of students from McKinley High and Columbia Junior High, was the winning regiment in the an- Gen. Heintzelman. Lieut. Col. Pickens is the firt cadet officer to 7 National Photo. receive this award. National Photo. RECEIVES T of the 2d Re in cadet bat ent receiving the loving cup, symbolic of supremacy ion drill. National Photo. nual brigade drill. 5 ARE YOU IN THE MARKET? Senator Curtis of Kansas, chairman of the rules committee of the Senate, ALL ABOARD FOR THE BIG GAME! Marines making a rush for street cars after they landed in Wash- ington yesterday to attend the base ball game between their team and Georgetown University. George- PRINCETON’S HANDSOMEST MAN. James E. Davis of Clarksburg, is looking for a customer for these ancient antomobiles, now stored in the basement of the Senate office town won the game by a score of 5 to 4. Many high officials of the Army and Navy attended the game. W. Va., who graduates in June, voted the handsomest student at Prine- building. The cars were first used in the subway connecting the Capitol and the House and Senate Photo by Staff Photographer. ton. ‘Wide World Photo, buildings. National Pboto. v E2 -« : : -