Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 88

, w2 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. (.— GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 16, Sy A street scene in Tokio, where the earthquake and fire took terrible toll. This photo- graph was taken in one of the city’s principal shopping districts. UK A Photn T o Rodolph Valen- tino and wife in Paris. They made the trip from Eng- land in an airplane, . 2 i ras i i . Former Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey and his ‘a:liie:‘hcig;::;:giear;\: e de::;“gys?}?:;:i}::fm}firg:; iitd:(lu‘l:,g}‘::ma, heretthot andsiofijEnazcse family return from a trip to Europe aboard the S. S. Leviathan. after their landin{-,;. i Earia oot The children are Emily, Joseph and V\ctory;a International The fashionable womtan of Paris adopts a sort of halo for headdress. The , metal band is studded with precious jewels, One of the main streets in the city of Corfu, bombarded by the Italian fleet. The island, making an especially attractive design for of which this city is the capital, is about forty miles long and from fifteen to twenty miles evening wear. wide. The principal products are salt, oranges, olives and other small fruits. Sl DKadel & Herbert. One of the inspiring floats of the Patriotic Sons of America parade in Phila- delphia on Labor day. It represents the war mother of the “Justice” float. %3 &AW