Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 17

WAISHINGTON ‘D.” C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘7, 192 47 THE - EVENING STA "THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE ALISS LORRAINE BUNCH. Wash- ington’s entry in the nation CEREMONY AT STATUE OF LAFAYETTE Y beauty . Atlanti : es in Washington upon the amniversary of the birth of Gen. Lafayette. A wreath was pla ghty girls ! in the contes k w STERDAY. Secretary of the Navy Denby, Gen. George Richards and officers of the Sons of the Amer the HER TITLE IS CONTESTED BY NATION'S BEAUTIES. The prettiest girl of 1922 arrives jn City for the third annual beauty pageant. Miss America, when the photo w Armand T. Nichols, director general of the beauty pageant. Co ynn Harding takes the ‘s third annual pageant. WASHINGTON CONFERENC! Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, new commander in chief of the Veterans of HOLD A - Forcien Wars, in conference with Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, director of the Veterans’ Bureau, vesterday ARY TUSRD AsD SO~ Vistl PRESIDENT. Edsel. son of Henry Ford, is modest. He had to be coaxed Sational Photo into this photograph by W. B. Mavo. engincer of the Ford Company. when leaving the White House yes- charge tion of vo had a conference with President Coolidge. National P the prettiest girl of the » Gt afterncon. terda Mr. Ford. Edsel and Mr. EXPLAINING FINANCIAL CONDITIONS IN CUBA. Delegation from the island republic conferring with the Federal Reserve Board yesterday. — - . é The Cubans were headed by Dr. Celso Cuellar, sonindaw of the president of Cuba, and George B. Hayes acted as councel for the delegation, WATCHING THE BOMBING. Gen, Patrick, chief of the Army_air Xational Photo. cervice, watching the bombing of the war vessels Virginia and New Jersey off Cape Hatteras yesterday. He stood on the bridge of a nearby naval ship. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. WATERFRONT AT YOKOHAMA. Where earthquake and tidal wave® resulted in the loss of thousands of lives and wrecked the shipping. AMERICANS AT DEAUVILLE. ’lli.h‘;;‘.ndlln of l;&matiuns are spending ir - vacati in Ei auvil ived her share. 5 v, i = A ok = e aeher™ Felix Doubleday of New York, Michacl Strange (Mss. BOMB FROM THE AIR WRECKS BATTLESHIP. Two of the old vessels of the Navy were used as targets by aviators from Langley Field, Ve, According to late reparts, hundreds of verels i the Yokobane har- John Barrymore) and Lady Irene Curzon, photographed on the beach off Cape Hatteras yesterday. The ships, the New Jersey and Virginia, were sunk. The above photograph shows the effect of a direct: hit of a six bor were destroyed, little trace ol .‘:o;c»;nngh:‘:," r::.::} sl promenade. Yas s oty ‘5 Wide World Photo, bundred pound bomb on the Virginia, the explosive being droppd from ten ‘thousand feet in the air, Copyright by P. & A. Photos. J