Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 32

TAR Vel \. oo 1 XY VY V. Gl TRIDAY, JUNE THE STAR’Q DAILY PICTORIAL PAG GRADUATION DAY AT NAVAL AC oretal e Navy Denby congr: e graduate e i L VIEW OF GRADUATION EXERCISES. The graduating class of the Naval Academy i .. Secretary delivered th diplomas yesterday. - The exerci ld i en Hall. pyright B wing. dreds of friends and relatives of the gradaa ended the e : e e ALY RAILROAD MEN, ALL MEMBERS OF SHRIM These general superintendents of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad are members of the Sh CHANT THEIR WAY AROUND WASHINGTON. Members of the chanters club of Irem Temple of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. whe made a decided and they came from all parts of the country to attend the conclave. Washington Star 3 hit with their songs. They gave a serenade at The Star buildi . A GIFT FROM THE PRESIDENT. Senator Fess of Ohio wearing f < SHRINERS SEE ARMY AIRCRAFT. This izt (15hdd oiithe SW R f1os w«zudu, and. was closely ex- prestnted by President Harding at the White House vesterday sfter. HEARD THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BAND. This photograph shows only a few of the Shriners wha journeyed amined by visiting Shriners. The eraft was a.part of the equipment used-in the fi < noon. The senator is a member of Antioch Temple of Dayton, Ohio. to American League Park yesterday to hear the higgest band —the combined efforts of all the Shrine fare event. Mo 4 = The fez has the United States flag embroidered o z . i National Photo. sica 5. 1 ©Coy By Kerstone. musical organiza CHAMPION SERENADERS OF THE BIG SHRINE CONCLAVE. This musical or;lnumon of Zengbia Temple “of T lodo, Oluo. lul lueludtd about everybody in Washington, lnd its mud is of M hn;heu chlb Photo nnpped on roof of The Star bmldmg nfier a serenade ‘g:t:h;yflclfl{g force. A st - - ¥