Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 17

i DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE gy ¥, \m:in ANS SEE SECOND DIVISION IN ACTION. Motion pictures showing the 2d Division in action in MOTHER OF THREE GRADUATES. Mrs, Katherine Bouton Clay of HUNTING BONES OF POCAHONTAS. Scene in the graveyard of St. George's Church, Gravesend, Eng- e were exhibited in New York Saturday for Maj. Gen. Lejeune of the marines and a body of vet- Newark, N. J., who has just graduated from Barnard College, and her land, where a search is being made by Edward Page Gaston of Chicago for the remains of the Indian Photo posed at the theater. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. :ll::;er etcl::l'dr:;?im ?\h.en.":;ed;n:‘.)m of xfnfipyl.;.lfi.::z l:::g:ua {-,g;"rlm princess, Pocahontas, buried there in 1618. Wide Wazlg Photc CALIFORNIA “BIKE DAY” PARADE. Four thousand children took part in the “Bike day™ . MURAL » WINS Daraile itiSan Dlateo (GIE. ' faw | Tavsiapo. 1 Btk BibydlD so e T IT IS NO LONGER A SECRET. Corinne Gri fith, movie s, receives hundreds of queries ey WINC CHATONERIPRIZE and prizes were awarded for unusual floral schemes, Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. concerning her “beauty recipe.” This p hotograph, snapped at Hollywood, is supposed 1o aliew, haw: ahe keeps cool. “But the cheertal ditosition isicsoesnial” sho taye FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO STATE. The visit of President Harding - - : ¢t Wilmi Dol ivliineditall 5 7 LS s o i A RUSSIAN OPERA STAR SAILS. Fedor Chaliapin, who has had unusual S. NORMENT'S J ! N. s, N, of Washing- Woman's College at Wilmington. Coprright by Underwood & Tadermood silver sheet, who is claimed to be anxious to give “Our Mary” a race aboard the steamship Olympic. He will return to America in the T T e Lm e Ao TS Mecacnte 3o 3 for wicldseide fame. Wide World Photo. i Copyright by Underwood & Cnderwood. a 2 St = A Ay R 'DESIGNER.(.)F LOUVAIN LIBRARY. Maj. Carroll Greenough, archi. "BRITAIN'S FOREMOST WOMAN IN POLITICS. Lady Astor, member of English parliament and-foremost A.SCENE FROM “THE PIED PIPER.” The play was produced Saturday evening- by -the ‘Johnson-Powell tect and designer of new Louvain library (for Warren & !Weunora. < woman in politics of her country, with her children and their pets, at the l;em'xlifu] home in Clivred!n. i\~ “Community Center rhythm class, in-the auditorium of Central High School, - ‘Washington Star Phote. . architects), now'in America. -The library:is to be completed-in 1923, B 3 ;: Wide World Photo. ’ v