Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 87

The St. Mihiel, one of the largest vessels to navigate the Potomac and visit Washington Photograph taken near the War College. The St. Mihiel was used as a troopship during the world war, and during the past two weeks carried Army and Navy officials who viewed bombing exploits off Cape Hatteras. Whtes day 1o Fridugeon, stafl phot s The Blue and the Gray meet once more in Milwaukee, where the annual convention of the Miss Lorraine Bunch, representing Washington Grand Army of t}|1e in the beauty pageant at Atlantic City, and Lynn Republic was held Harding, the English actor, as King Neptune. this year. Wide World Photo, Internn Miss Ruth Mal- comson, high | school girl of Philadelphia, Pa., won Silver Mer- maid, as the pret- tiest girl at At- lantic City, not entered in inter- city beauty con- test. The cup was also awarded to her as the pret- tiest girl in the amateur division. By Miller Sorviee, S Alan-a-dale Buck and his s¢n Laddie Buck of Atlanta, Ga. The puppie comes to the White House ahe . o 3 living in Los Angeles soon, having been presented by Miss Marguerite The President and Mrs. Coolidge and their sons, Calv_in. jr., and Awaiting word gf theh\.r lll';:;r:is oar:eihejfapg::::e lmwi's‘giol: & & Calhoun of Atlanta to President Coolidge. Laddie John, leaving church after the services last Sunday morning. They i ® 1. & A Photox. Buck is a half brother of Laddie Boy, the late Presi- were accompanied by secret service men. NN dent Harding’s pet. b= e © Underwood & Underwond P e