Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 13

1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1923 Dr. Cosme de la Torriente, Cuban i o S statesman, who has been selected : * . - : as the new president of the league INDIAN POLO PLAYERS LOSE TO PHILADELPHIANS. Players of the team which traveled 10,000 miles of nations at its meeting in Geneva. can opponents. The poloists from distant India were defeated by the All-Philadelphiars by Copyright by Underwood & 1 nderwood 3 1o 12. Copyright, Underwood & Underwood \jl'EE\_([LEBRv\T(\ HER SILVER JUBILEE. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland riding through the streets of The Hague with Prince Henry during the national celebrat.on in her honor. She has ruled over the people of the Netherlands for the past twenty-five years. Wide World Pheto Mrs. Alex Tweedie, artist and writer of London, who is now in New York. en route to Japan to make A NEW CURE FOR SEASICKNESS. Miss Cardinal Peaires, a stage dancer, claims she has found a real sketches and write articles on the cure for the illness which results from being tossed about on the wild waves. During her trip from Japanese earthquake, fire and tidal Europe aboard the S. S. President Roosevelt she spent a half hour on roller skates each morning before wave. S breakfast. Kadel & Herbert. Wide TWorld Photo. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer and Mr. Palmer’s daughter, Mary Mixon, who sailed aboard the S. S. Olympic. The former United States Attorney General was married re- cently. Wide World Photo SMALLEST NEWSPAPER OFFICE. The tiniest of its kind in the world, as far as known. It houses the Cape May City News at Cape May. N. J., and there is just room enough for one small printing press to turn out the town’s news each day. Copsright. Underwood & Underwond CAILED ON THE LEVIATHAN. Urited States ambassador to Great itain George Harvey and Will Hays, head of the motion picture industry, who sailed ahoard the Leviathan. Hays is spending his vacation in Europe and the ambassador is returning to his post. Wide Wasld Photo HARDING MEMORIAL RAIL OF GOLD. Gov. Charles R ¥ of Utah with the gold rail which will be laid at Cedar C tah, to- morrow in commemoration of President Harding’s official opening of the new Zion Park line of the Union Pacific railroad. Copsright, Underwood & Underwood. Enforcement of the prohibition law was the subject when Roy Haynes, head of the enforcement division, called on President Coolidge at the White House Saturday. Natiopal Photo. She is a dininggx!iahed noAlv!:lin at 7 E 3 2 eighteen. Miss Margery Allingham : i f Texas, \“THE ANGEL OF SIBERIA.” Miss Elsa Brandstrom, the Swedish Red o g vt teinyyet as i Mo Foo Sk Mgt sk Jades, Landih: Deaae™ of ebs » Croes zutse, who Biaw returned (o Stackbioly altat 3 Jewnre tons NLY FRUIT TREE IN WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS. This apple tree was oae ‘of the first trees -planted o be Titeeary o ball, as guests at the state convention of the American Legion in San rougl s. She raised over in this country O\L&,Fi';ah lawn of the White Honse, anduit is the only frult tree in the. presidential domatu, attracting :,:o“:f“;n,"" oy Avhonioy Tex: The judge and eenator.made addresses, while Miss %",:.h' beactit ‘of the dotitute war widows: and asphans of cniral . sensideralilé attention from visitors in the grounds, g - Nationsl Photo Gor—- - 2 “\-7i0e “World Phots; ~~ ~ Jorden sang. =t Wide Wor i £ \