Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 13

“THE “EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON D. ‘0, TUESDAY; JUNE 12, -1923. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL L PAGE PLACE WREATH ON Tp.\[B oF NOWN SOLDIER. British advertising men, members of London’s Thirty Club, at Arlington national ceme- MODEL FOR PROPOSED MAMMY STATUE. This work, by the Washington sculptor, George Julian Zolnay, takes the form of a fountain. A tery, where John Cheshire, president of the club, placed a wreath on tomb of the unknown soldier. Copyright by Harris & Ewing resolution for a monument of the kind was introduced in the Senate by Senator John Sharp Williams. Jationel bhofe: T L N e RIDES IN STATE COACH. Queen Elizabeth of Spain en route to the open- CANADIAN OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON. Secretary of State Hughes and high Canadian DYNAMITING A MONSTER ICEBERG. This remarkable photo shows a crew from the ing of the cortes, the parliament of her country. The queen wears her royal robes and officials conferring in regard to difficulties arising between the two countries over United States coast gunard cutter Tampa dynamiting an iceberg which has been hamper- it i e S Copyeight by Underund & Unierwood property in hands of United States and Canadian alien property custodians. . ing transatlantic shipping. The mountain of ice was blown into thousands of pieces. National Photo. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert. NEW CHURCH MEMORIAL TO ROOSEVELT. Bishop Burgess laying FRANCO-AMERICAN MONUMENT. It was dedicated at Chaumont, LEAGUE OF NATIONS’ PRESIDENT. His excellency, Don Augustin GEN. PERSHING WEARS THE FEZ AGAIN. Photograph taken at corner stone of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at Forest Hills, Long Haute-Marne, France, a few days ago, by United States Ambassador Edwards, president of the league of nations and of the recent fifth Pershing Field, Jersey City, N. J., showing the general and other Istind. The church is to be erected in memory of Theodore Roosevelt. 5 Herrick. Tts inscription reads: “To American Friendship and Help. S Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Cratelil France™ Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. st as Chile’s representative at the court of St. James. neering departments of the United States Army. 5 = Wide World Photo Copsright by Underwood & Undersood. < . 7% - ‘MINNESQTA- MAN OWNS “SAND MUSHERS.” The usual dog teams are used in the snow, FIVE KILLED IN THIS TRAIN WRECK. Wrecked Knights Templar ‘train at -Durand, but Clarence Rielly of Mionesota drives his St. Bernards through the woods in the suin- Mich, The disaster is,thought to have been caused by a defective rail.. Five; T AT HOME 'AGAIN, - ‘The -President -and :Mrs. ‘Harding, with ‘Laddie Boy, pl-msr-phad 5 mer, mdn.. are. able.t0. enter wooded sections that.a horse could not penetrate.. illed-and-twentyfive injured. Cepyright by Underweod & Oaderwond, National wi gorwere &ill mmfmtflnvm-v- o e o e : s ide World Phote; g - n conference, in Santiago, Chile, who has returned to his Shriners watching joint demonstration of chemical warfare and engi-