Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1923, Page 16

Leemy A cee ey ' L 'STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE SATURDAY, JUN L A ] g‘?/(\,‘s“'.r . ‘ G i g { '2\5“!’ “%..S"W \6"}‘ *H Nw i AT DEDICATION OF THE EMORY M. WILSON \T\I)IL\I AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOI. YESTERDAY. This photograph shows cadets forming the names of their school, one of the features of the ded by Jean and Douglas Wilson, children of the late Emory M. Wilson, followed by an address by Dr. Frank W. i Ballou, superintendent of the District of Columbia schools. Natiopa RECORD-BREAKING AVIATORS ARRIVE. Lieut. Kelly (left) and s 1 Lieut. Macready, the United States Army's famous aviators, who made IN MARY'S NEW PICTURE, nonstop cross-country flight, arrived in Washington yesterday afternoon by plane. They will take part in the Shrine week celebra Phillippe de Lacey, France during a German air raid, will have ford's newest picture. who was rescued in REPRESENT GEORGE AND MISS PHILLIPS, prominent part in Mary Copyright by R¥ DISPELS SEPARATION RUMORS. This photograph, just received in Vivienne Cohn as George this country. may have something to do with dispelling the rumor that Washington and Dorothea Segal as Miss Phillips, in a scene from the former ka The photo shows Mary giving the boy a pageant depicting the history of Tarrytown-on-Hudson. by pupils of lesson in make-up. de Warld Photo. Highland Manor School, N. Y er and his bride are experiencing a “family rumpu it was taken on the sireets of Doorn, Holland, only a few Copyright by Underwood & Underw Wide World Photo. . Any wav. days MissMadeleine Lazard von Unse Jll, Rt Rev. Mge. James fourteen-year-old daughter of M s =1, Mackin, ; 3 . pusior of St Paul's Catholic Marie von Unschuld, who recei Church, who will celebrate hene- degree of bachelor of music and diction at the Sodality Union dem- OUR AMBASSADOR IN SPAIN. Alexander P. Moore of Piitsburgh. United States ambassador to Spain gold medal from the Unsehuld onstration tomorrow at the Car- PLANS LONG FLIVVER PLANE TRIP. presents his eredentials to the Spanish premier. the photograph show him leaving the “state coach.” University of Music recently. nelite retreat house. 3 Copyright by Underood & Underwood. ight by Harris .\': Georges Barbot, French aviator, who flew in his flivver plane across the English channel, is now at Roosevelt Field. L ong Island, preparing for a New York to Chicago flight Coprright by Harris & Ewing. in his midget aireraft. Wide World Photo. { WHEN THE DINNER BELL RANG. Thiis et e e s i e S s e PLANS FOR EXTENSION. Speakér Gillett and George W. Hess, super- : 1 Indians punting on one of their ancient- darices. The rodeo_dinner bell rang, and overy Tndian made.s e n e b R s bt by TO KEEP UP THE SUPPLY OF SHAD. " Placing millions of the tiny fish in the Potomac. The fish are \ sun for the “grub” wagon, Fioto by Carl Thoner, Congress. National Phots. batched at Bryans point, the scason’s output being about 50,000,000, ational Phote. ’ 2 3 A\