Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 40

< 5 ) . C., MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923 A GROUP OF BEAUTIES FROM THE HOOSIER STATE. These girls accompanied the Murat Temple delegation of Indianapolis, their speci MARCHING FROM STATION TO THEIR HOTEL. Delegation from Murat Temple, Indianapolis, Ind., en route from Union.-station to ‘hotel. train arriving in Washington yesterday afternoon. National The Murat Temple brought a band, a drum corps and a gun club. National Phote. IN THE OLDEST RAILWAY COACH. Shriners of Al Menah Temple delegation of Nashville, THE MASCOT OF ALMAS TEMPLE. Billy HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A DRUMMER BOY? This bungalow style drum accom- n the pioneer coach of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, in the New York avenue Vermont avenue, is the proudest dog in Washington Star Phot of Almas Temple. hosts of the Shriners, panies the band of Islam Temple of San Francisco. Two boys are required to push- it along when the musical organization parades. Washiogton Star Photo ARRIVAL OF ST. PAUL, MINN., DELEGATION. They came in at the New York avenue yards of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad yesterday. Carl W. Cummins is potentate of the Osman Temple of St. Paul. Washington Star Photog FIRST IN THE TOURIST CAMP. Mrs. J. C. McNamara and her daughter NASHVILLE'S TRAFFIC FORCE ALL SHRINERS. These four policemen—Nashville's finest—constitute that Grace, two of the first of the Shrine visitors to arrive in the Potomac city’s traffic force, ‘and they all wear fezzes. Left to right, they are: W. W. Dair, J. M. Steinhaner, J. Hi Park auto grounds. They represent Lake Worth, Fla., temple. Campbell and Harry Lester. Washington Star Photo. Washington Star Photo. VENIRS FOR ALMAS TEMPLE. Misses Ethel and Frances * LIKE THE DAYS OF WAR. If you were stopped at the Treasury by an represent Almas Temple with their souvenir booth at the New . . armed guard, just let the matter pass quietly. The United States York avenue yards of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and their THEY GUARD THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Seamen of the United States coast guard, who will protect Uncle Sam's_millions -while coast guard is protecting Uncle Sam’s hoard of gold, silver and gregn- booth is a popular one. - Wassingion iat Bipe: Washington cntertains thousduds of visitors. They work in shifts and arc all ctationed around the Treasury, - Coprright by Harris & Eving Sacke. Coprright by Harris & Bwizg,