Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1923, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923’ AR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE HEADLESS WASHINGTON. Replacing the statue of George Wash- “apt. Martin E. Trench. commandant of the Philg AMONG THE WAR CLOUDS. The latest portrait of Premier Mussolini. ington, which was taken down several months ago for repairs. The commander of the old battleship Colorado, signing the builder’s receipt and accepting the new U. S. S. Colorado. According to the Navy's who is demanding an indemnity, a Greek salute to the Italian fleet and head will be put on when the statue is securely fastened to the pedestal. building program, this will be the last superdreadnaught to be constructed in this country for eleven years. The ship carries sixty-six officers, the punishment of Greeks responsible for the <ination_of five Natlonal Photo. 1,32 ors and seventy-five marines. Wide World Photo. Ttalians at Janina. THE WEAVER OF WIRES. This Los Angeles workman is weaving HEADS WOMEN'S BUREAU. Dr. Louise Stanley, chief of the new DELIVERED PRESIDENT'S CHECK. President Coolidge’s first pay SES GOLD TELEGRAPH KEY. President Coolidge, a ite 28000 telephone wires together. The wires represent the biggest tele- bureau of home economics of the Department of Agriculture. She check—$5,833.33 for_twenty-cight days service—was delivered at the arting the pony express race from St. Jos Mo.. phone machine switching unit in the world, helping Los Angeles care was formerly dean of home economics of the University of Missouri. White House yesterday by Miss Katherine Shea, co by giving the signal by telegraph. owoug RN for a million and a half calls a day. Wide World Photo. Copyright by Underwood & Und urer’s office. PLAYGROUND “BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. 5 - T i TOOK PART IN PLAYGROUND CIRCUS. The Virginia avenue playground was the scene of a circus yes bride and Helen Rollings as the bridegroom, in a 'play wedding™ at PRESENTED WITH GOLD WATCH. When Pacolman Archio Mellen retired from the Washington r»:l-p % terday.i althouigl e ‘evert was ot Willely aivestioed. This photassaphsdhows Tobees Bromss (hatles the Virginia avenue playgrounds cireus yesterday afternoon. f?;_'cl 1{“63;«:1”. he“l«nlz; prrs'{“;‘*flxfl?_j‘“fmr S Gl e e noner. Garner, Earl Acton and Theodore Garner with their fire-fighting apparatus, a feature of the show. SisE D U St RBaxley; S vahe Helen acrye! YA 2 ‘Washington Star Photo. S C. 11 ol o og sie oy . e e ahat! iy il FOR EXHIBITION PURPOSES. Starting work on the first of the new exhibition greenhouses in the Botanic VOCAL TRAINING FOR CANARIES. Mrs. Edward Smering of Atlanta, Ga., who conducts a bird hospital, government hgs been formally recognized by the United States. Garden. Several of these big glass houses will be constructed for the display of rare Plants. rte. . teaching youpg birds o sing with the aid of a flwte, - . Wide World Photo. ¢ 2 = e e : L o