Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1923, Page 16

16: i THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1923. : ) THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE ‘JOfI';mi;’:m" and Mrs. Thomas Es- IN MEMORY OF THEIR SERVICES FOR THEIR COUNTRY. Members of Washington Chapter of the American Red Cross strewing flowers on till of New York, eastern division graves of twenty-eight marines and sailors who d in Brazil from influenza. The bodies were brought to the United States and interred commanders of the Salvation Army. in Arlington national cemetery yesterday. The men were attached to the U. S. S. Pittsburgh. National I who are in Washington to attend the thirty-eighth anniversary con- gress of the organization. TAPS FOR MARIN The bugler sounding the military farewell for | twenty-eight marines a ailors | erday afternooms The men, who were attached J. S 5 Natloual Photo. = AT CHRISTENING OF JUGOSLAVIA'S CROWN PRINCE. Left to right, standing: King Alexander of Jugo- slavia, father of the newly born crown prince; Queen Elizabeth of Greece. King Ferdinand of Rumania. the Duchess and Duke of York. Seated: Queen Marie of Rumania. holding the crown prince. Wide World Phota OUT FOR AN AUTO RIDE IN THE PARK. The President and Mrs, Coolidge photographed while riding through Rock Creek Park yesterday afternoon. . National Photo. LATEST WEDDING IN THE BALKANS. Prince Paul Princess Olga of Greece were recently married in B photograph of the royal pair was taken immediately a oty Wide World Thoto “ONE-HOSS SHAY” IS CROSSING THE CONTINENT. Tim Waugh and his family will never be arrested for speeding in their journey across the United States. The sign, “Drive Fast and See Our Jail,” will not interest them. With this outfit they are traveling from Sutton, Mass., to the Pacific coast. - Copsright by Unde & Underwood LLOYD GEORGE ( TS CONFEDERATE SOLDIZRS. The former British premier, during his visit in GAVE PIANO RECITAL. Adolf Torovsky and Harry Edward Mueller, Richmond, Va., d at the Soldiers’ Home, whete he delivered a stirring speech. two Washington musicians, who gave a piano recital at the First Con- 4 Wide World Photo. gregational Church last evening. Gen. Seliveroff was once a comman- der of an infantry division in the armies of the czar of Russia. Now 3 he sells newspapers on the streets “IN THE AIR” ON A MID-WESTERN GRIDIRON. Unusual photograph snapped during the annual battle between Butler and Wabash colleges of Belgrade. And he says his in- of Indiana, Hal Briggs, Butler halfback, is being tackled by Johnny Johnson, Wabash right end, after the former had made a fifty-yard run come is §2,000 a year. EVANGELIST CALLS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Mr. and Mrs, Billy Sunday and his party, who visited for with the ball. Both players are in the air. Butler won the game by a score of 2 t0 0. ¥ ‘Wide World Photo, ‘Wide World Photo. & few minutes at the executive. offices of the White House yesterday. National Photo, o4 ~