Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1923, Page 13

13 THF EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24. 1923. THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAG to compete in series of Singh, , Und ittee appointed by Wheat Council and United of Commerce meets in farmers’ problems. Left to ri IRELAND HONORS DEAD LEADERS. The cenotaph recently unveiled EAST INDIAN POLO TEAM ARRIVES. Crack players from India come to Ameri in Dublin by President Cosgrave as a symbol of Ir s gratitude games here. Left to right: Col. J. Singh, Count John Madre (captain) and M Cop Jewett, Minneapolis; O. Anderson of Minnesota; A. J. Brosscau, New York; H. D. Irwin. Ph a e 5 3 to Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith. Keyxtone View Co States Chamber ht: George C. JOINT WHEAT COMMITTEE MEETS. Comm SWIMS CHANNEL IN RECORD TIME. Tiraboschy. an Argentinian, who recently the English channel from Calais to Dover in 16 hours and 25 minutes. breal Keystone v MRS. WOODROW WILSON AT WHITE HOUSE. The wife of former Prv~~|vlrnt Wnlmn ants, who have leaving the White House yesterday after a call on Mrs. Coolidge. National * WORKERS HOME. Col. William N. Haskell and as tributed $14,000,000 in food and clothes. Left to right: Dr. Frank G. Golder, C. T. Barringer, Cyril J. C. Quinn, Col. Haskell and Elmer G. Burland. records. Copsright, Underwood & Underwood CHOSEN ALASKA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL. Mrs. Helmar Lieder- man, who was elected as the fairest of the far north to be Miss Alaska v contest, has been barred because she is married. Kadel & Herbert LIKELY HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARD. Matthew C. Brush, president of PASTERV CHURCH HO'\ORQ LATE PRESIDENT. Mgr. Kibarian. the American International Corporation, who conferred with the Presi- dent yesterday, is expected to succeed Edward P. Farley. at the Atlantic City metropolitan of the Afenian Church, arriving at the Pro-Cathedral Wide World Photos. “National Photo Co. OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE CALLER. J. B. Sullivan, president of the United States General Board of Appraisals, of New York city, who conferred with Presid: Zoolidge yesterday INational EROL in Pa for the Harding memorial services. POSTAL CLERKS' DELEGATE. TO REPRESENT POSTAL CLERKS. George F. Howell, 1425 Pennsy . Charles P. Mascheur of Mount vania flvelx‘me som};e;n. wl:io,I with ;. Rainier, who will attend the con- Mr. Mascheur, will be a delegate S EAGLE IN bELI' -DEFENSE. H Rinke, k-shot poli f = A 3 KILLS enry Rinke, crack-shot policeman of the third precinct, “killed this i-;nmg.fial El szs_o.LTeT. Nl'or the at lga ct;nvennon at El Paso, Sep- STARS IN ORIENTAL DANCES. Miss Camille Little, who will perform at lhe e Op et it Iance andising. om|Offico EfksiEoel i NoxL0- b 4 ’ ?n; carnival at the Central High stadium tonight. American eagle when he was attacked while bass fi.hm, on the Potomac near Fort Hunt, Virginia. Photo by Carl Thoger,