Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1923, Page 16

THE EV'ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 13, 1923. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE ; : R ) W \F/ 11 A"I’Q‘!b" W W W ! a:l EEEAVAES R 5 : Q . 3 3 - ATTENDED COLUMBUS DAY EXERCISES. Mrs, Charles Evans Hughes, wife of the Secretary of State; Miss Mabel Boardman and Mrs. Robert Lansing. minent members of the pan-American mlemanoml women’s committee, leaving the Pan-American building yesterday after attending the special Columbus YOUNGEST MAJOR GENERAL IN SERVICE. Gen. Robert G. Davis, day exercises. National Photo. adjutant general of the United States Army, and youngest general in the service, at his desk in the War Department yesterday. October 12 was his forty-seventh birthday. National Photo. NG OF THIRD GAME OF SERIES. Photograph showing crowd in the Yankee Stadium standing at attention while the band played “The Star Spangled Banner.” The Giants won the third game of the world series by a score of 1 to 0. Copyright by Underwood & Uoderwood. Bernarr Macfadden, a millionaire publisher and “father of ‘physical culture,” who walks eighteen miles to work every morning. He lives at Nyack, N: Y., and “hoofs it” to his office on Broadway. WASHINGTON SCULPTOR (‘O\IPLET G WORK. George Julian Zolna putting the finishing touches on 2 i of the Interior, Governor of M dor to Russia. The bust will be presented to the Missouri Historical Society, of which Francis is presi- Coprright by Keystane. AT WORK ON THE DARLINGTON STATUE. It is being placed in ]ndxcur) Park, west of the courthouse, and the inscription on its base reads: “This monument has been erected by his friends with the sanction of Congress, in memory of Joseph James Dnrlmglon. 1849- 19"0 ronuselnr teacher, lover of mnnkmrl s MAKING MILLION COOKIES FOR GIRL OUT WEEK. These New York girls are doing their share toward the manufacture of a million cookies to be sold during Girl Scout week—October 20 to 27—for the benefit of their organization. This group is baking Mrs. Coolidge’s epecial bag of cookies. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. THESE ARE WASHINGTON SCHOOL BUILDINGS. Three portable structures have been placed at the Park View School to accommodate the overflow. The heating arrangement in the portable buildings is entirely modern, having been repaired recently. {on Star Photo. BROADCASTING THE WORLD SERIES. If you listened in on The Star’s outfit at Pennsylvania avenue and 1lth street, or if you have a little radio in your home, you should meet this fellow. He sends out the story of the world series games as each ball is pitched and each home run goes into the grandstand. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. Mrs. Bula Edmonson. Croker, widow of Richard' Croker, leader of Tam- many, who-arrived in. the United States yesterday. from Ireland. Her husband’s - estate - is- involved in litigation. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. AUSTRIAN CHILDREN IN WASHINGTON. Edgar Prochnik, jr.. three years old, and his sister Patricia, children of the Austrian charge Q'affaires and Mme. Prochnik. Photograph taken at the legation yes. . terday. Photo by Miller Service. PHILIPPINE ARTIST IS PROTEGE OF GOVERNMENT. Juan Zamora holds the distinction of being the only artist froh the Philippines ever sent abroad to continue his studies. He has been in Spain and Ttaly for four years. Photo shows Zamora, John F. Feeny, American vice cn‘;;:l H‘xa P.fln'n,. :::d.Z;x:::a s portrait of Feeny, # . HAS A WARLIKE APPEARANCE. ries a gun, but this time he is merely hunting deer in the mountains of Bavaria. The German army leader, now in his seventy-sixth year, spends a great deal of time in the hunting field. Wide World Phote.