Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1923, Page 17

A GROUP OF FUNMAKERS AT PETWORTH. The Fourth of July was a big day at Petworth, every youngster of the community taking part in “BIRTH OF THE AMERICAN FLAG.” This Betsy Ross float was one of the attractions of the Takoma Park celebration yesterday. the celebration. This photograph shows one of the groups. Washington Star Photo considerable attention by its beauty and detail. It attracted Washington Star Photo. ; A COUPLE OF FLOWERS. Misses Helen Kley and Katherine Cronen- ’ DON AND HIS “FIRECRACKER CART.” - One of the features of the Petworth celebration—Donald Homer the part of summer blossoms in the Petworth celebra- DAINTY LITTLE FLOWER GIRLS. They took a prominent pat in the proc : orth Fourth and bis-dog Tige. They had a place in the patriotic parade. National Puoto. erday. . Washington Star Photo of July celebration yesterday. Washington Star Ploto s . - ; : WORLD'S GREATEST SHIP SAILS FROM NEW YORK. The Leviathan, “queen of the seas,” backing her way into midstream yesterday from AMONG THE FIRST PASSENGERS. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chandler retary Davis will study the problems of immigration in Europe. rain just as the vessel left the dock. epyiightliy, Gndcemoof EUdEEwo0 Christy painted the portrait of President Harding, which has a place Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. in the “queen of the seas.” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. “THE LIE THAT LIES IN YOUR EYE” Dr. W. D. Bates, New York ophthalmologist, has invented the retinascope, a small instrument by y % - g A P THE PRESIDENT FORDS A MOUNTAIN STREAM. Wearing a wide straw hat, cowboy chaps and gauntlets, s wfih the fib is detected. When doubting, the statement of any one, INDIANS MEET PRESIDENTIAL SPECIAL. Phctograph taken at Cedar City, Utah, at nignv-l l:l Pr'e}:ldelm President Harding took his trip through Zion National Park “aboard” a real western pony. This photo. . .- use the retinascope. A moving shadow on the retina reflects in a tiny ] Harding's train—the first passenger train over the new Union Pacific National Park line. Note the To- ‘was taken at ford of one of the canyon streams. ¥ euvm:mwcmrwmz & Underwoodl F 0 75 mirror whey- the uh]eg tells an nmrn(;};} SR A CIR SR .. dians > foreground. F 5 g ¥ Y \ % i 1 \ } € '