Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 97

GRAVURE SECTION—-NOVEMBER 4, 1923 Columbus discovers America again. This time, however, in the movies. One of the features of a new film series. “The Chronicles of America.” Lloyd George at the tomb of the late President [Harding at Marion, Ohio. A squad of soldiers guard- d the tomb during the visit of large crowds. Wide Waorld Phate On the shores of Lake Erie, where wintry winds blow. Pupils of a Cleveland dancing school take lessons in poise At right: Freak ! Y B >3 ;- . Y . and grace. tree grogwing along i 5 : ; ’ £ > Gl One of the new American fashions. An Ethel Barry- the road from : " b ¥ afternoon frock of black satin, with sheik more, in Wash- Washington to An- R 8.5 < girdle of henna and gold embroidery. ington with a napolis. Photo- : e & el new play ‘b}' graph taken by Zoe Akins, “A Russell H. Carley, Roxal Fandan- 6909 Sth street northwest Photo hy Mars Dale Clik. Bird life in Alaska. Walrus Island is the only place in Alaska where great flocks of muirs may be fourid. ‘The birds arrive in the spring and leave in the autumn for the west 5 s 2 . coast of South America. They are black, with the exception G. Gabor Morris, Hungarian artist, is painting ten beautiful he Salvation Army fights starvation in Germany. One of the soup wagons in Alexander of the white breast. The eggs are not nested, but are found American women for a museum in Budapest. Miss Peggy Shevlin of New York was one of the models selected. Place, Berlin, with hundreds waiting for a share of the food. B o the vocks. s e Tate nal. U nderwond & 1 nderw ool