Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1923, Page 17

5 THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON;: D; “C;, "MONDAY, "SEPTEMBER 3, 1923. = : 3 AN THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAG IN DEVASTATED DISTRICT. Japanese working in a vice field a short STREET SCENE IN TOKIO. Typical scene on one of the busy streets distance from Tokio. According to news reports, much of the coun- UNUSUAL VIEW OF ISLAND OF CORFU. It is reported that several Groeks were killed in the Italian bombardment of the isle, while the police of Tokio, where the earthquake and fire have cansed.the loss of thou- try around Tokio felt the severe shock of the earthquake. school was demolished and the old fort fired upon. The landing of the Halians was carried out under the guns of the fleet. sands of lives and millions in property. : Copsright by Underwood & Underwood Copsright by Kesatone View Co Cobyright by Underwood & Tnderwond ' ' WONDERFUL MICROSCOPIC GAUGE. This bit of delicate mechanism, recently compieted at the bureau ON THE WASHINGTON STREETS. Senorita Julia Comin of Sargossa. R of etandards, measures to the onetwo hundred and fifty thousandth part of an inch. Up to this time Spain, is visiting in Washington, and you may see her on one of the OPERA STAR ON VACATION IN ITALY. Mme. Marguerite Sylva and her children at Salsomaggiare, Italy. one onethousandth part of an inch had been considered pretty fine for accuracy. downtown streets with her strange pet, a monkey of a rare species. where they will spend the remainder of the summer, returning to the United States for the autumn opera Copright by Underwood & Underwood The senorita is an opera singer, COPSTight by Underwood & Underwoc! season. The children are Sylva, jr.. and Daphine. Copyright by Underwood & Urderwoot i, CUP_AND CASH FOR WINNING RACE. Capt. Clayton Morrissey of the schooner Henry ONCE A CHAMPION, NOW AN EVANGELIST. “Big Jim” Jefiries, one time heavyweight FAMOUS SWIMMER STARTS THE GAME. Annette Kellermann, well known on the Ameri- Ford receiving cup and $1,000 in cash after winning the race for fishing craft. The cup was champion of the world, and Mrs. Jefiries at their home in Burbank, Calif. Jim rlans a tour can stage and at the swimming pools, kicking off at the start of a recent foot ball match in donated by Sir Thomas Lipton. The cash was divided among the schooner’s crew. with his special addrese, “The Unification of the White Race.” speaking in the churches. Sydney, Australia. Miss Kellermann is an Australian. GorErlehtiyy/ U ndrwunt @D oo ‘Wide World Photo. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert, . |4 ESCAPED FROM THE BOLSHEVIKS. Mlle. Petisch, a noted Russian s : 3 el g ) X ty, who éscaped from the bolsheviks about eight month d TENSE MOMENT IN CUP MATCHES. “Anderson, capiain of the Australian team, and Johnston of California WINNING, RACE, OF THE. FISHER CRAFT. The schooner Henry Ford .of Gloucestes, Mass., veteran-of ‘the . - oty B ww ot the etags 16 Paris: She Tiles & trip o the Uniied Stases in thelr match at Forrest Hills Stadium in the first day's play for the Davis cup.’ The Australian won this *".seas,. winning -the fishing traft race by fifty seco1ds. “The course covered thirty-one .miles, s fall. S Copyright by Kadel & Herbert, match. ; Wide Wetld ‘Fhoto, E Wide World Phots, - this fall. ,