Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 17

. SHRINE EVENTS SNAPPED BY ”sTAR’s CAMERA MEN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1923. A PRESIDENT AND A POTENTATE. Pregident Harding of Aladdin Temple, Columbus, Ohio, and Tmp ‘rial Potentate James S. McCandless WERE YOU IN THIS CROWD YESTERDAY? This phetograph shows only a few of the spectators of vesterday’s big Shrine parade. of Aloha Temple, Honolulu, en route to Keith's Theater after th* parade vesterday. Natlonal Photo taken in front of the office of The Star, and it shows how the erowd was lined an the Avenue. They kept THE PRESIDENTIAL REVIEWING STAND. This photograph gives an unusual view of the stand in front of the White House, with the COMEDIANS IN THE LINE OF MARCH. These funmakers are members of the delegation from Syrian Temple of Cincinnati. National Plioto. guard of honor in front. In the Presidential box were President Harding, Mrs. Harding and Gen. Pershing. National Photo. the crowds along Pennsylvania avenue in an uproar during the parade. ONE OF THE MOUNTED DELEGATIONS. Only a few of the Shriners carry their Arabian steeds with LEST WE FORGET THE WILD WEST. The Star’s camera man took MASONIC APRONS BY AIRPLANE. Arrival of airplane from Augusta, Ga., at Bolling Field yesterday them, but these few made a fine showing in the parade vesterday. Photo taken at Fifteenth street a trip over to the rodeo near the Union station and snapped this afternoon with Shrine aprons made from bale of raw cotton donated by Augusta Board of Commerce. and Pennsylvania avepue. Natlonal Photo. picture. This cowboy really rides @ €ow. . Thoto by Carl Thoner Gen, Patrick and Gen, Mitchell in photo. * LOOKING.EAST FROM THE TREASURY. This photograph gives a good view of the Shrine parade of yesterday from the southeast corne: National Phote.. | artbk THE LAST DELEGALION WEN2 ns. 1nousands of spectators, all. in a k= i ichy across Pennsylvania % ingt @b #venuo at Eleventh street after the parade yesterday. ton \tar Phote. = . of the Treasury,