Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 17

. e e .THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1923. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE FOR ORPHANS AT GLEN ECHO. One thousand youngsters were the guests of the B. P. 0. E., and the Elks’ Band was on hand to furnish mueic. The day was spent in games and a fine dinner was spread. Each child was given an Am and a tin horn at the beginning of the trip. One especially popular feature of the outing was a clown band, led by Harry Given. Five thousand toys were distributed during the day. Washing WITH THE PRESIDENT IN A . Two photographs received in Washington this morning. At left: President Harding hoisting Old Glory NEW SECRETARY OF EMBASSY. Comte Antoine de Laubespin, who at Metlakatla, the first Un States flag ever raised by a Pr ent on Alaskan soil. At right: The President inspecting some of the PRESENTED TO RESERVE OFFICERS. Repli insignia of French arrived in Washington yesterday to take up his daties as secretary of gigantic salmon caught in Alaskan waters, The fishermen of Metlakatla presented the Chief Executive with several of the reserve officers presented to Reserve Officers’ Association of America the Belgian embassy. National Photo Phiotos Copyrizht by Keyston by Gen. Gouraud in Indianapolis July 1. Natioual Phot GANNA COMES BACK. She dodged an interview upon her arri - =5 5 THEY DON'T MIND THE CREVASSE. Mountain climbing is becoming quite a sport in this country, from Europe yesterday, but the camera man was on hand. Mme. ACTION IN THIS ENGLISH TENNIS. Mi stin and Miss Colyer qualifying for the women's doubi the peaks of Uncle Sam's national parks are drawing the adventurous. This photo was taken on a glaci Walska (Mrs, Harold F. McCormick) plans singing in musical comedy mbledon. The photograph shows Austin leaping for the ball, while her pariner goes hack in Rainier National Park. Wide World this winter in America. Coperight by Keystone : Wide World Photo DIRT FARMER WITH MIGHTY VOICE. Magnus Johnson of Minne- TAKES AN ‘AFTERNOON NAP. Marcel Nilles sleeping in the rin . BIG BILL” SOAKS HIS OPPONENT. And the soaking came sota, elected to. £l the unexpired. ferm of. the lats Knate Nelson, in during the second round of his fstic argument with Bailing Siki, & THEY CALL HER “MODERN VENUS” But all sorts of commotion pitcher of ice water. Manuel Alonso, Spanish tennis star, w:_xghl_}lls the Senate, roses for the camera men. Mrs. Johnson states that she Paris recently. Slumber was forced upon the aspiring French pugilist has been cullu;d':yelhn til.‘e.‘ Critics say the Fr:nchdmlue‘hfiymb:)}l.ulgfl ;-h.:::)ziw‘x; ; mu:lh: o;“lellnien ;l;yn;:“:“:do‘f‘nli:d;;irl‘?"’";‘l::'n "}1:’:".1 p':‘l;‘\h‘x;;e i i is i i i i 3 terialisti trasted to the esthetic ail attle, ~thel . & will run the Johnson farm while her husband is in Wu‘lv!‘lm%fl R through the medium. of a right uppercut. e e !.vh:n :’:.m:? .u:w g clinl ;rl:i ; n: age, Lo contrasted 10 the o ey, o Untoryool & Daderyeeds