Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1923, Page 16

One of the famous battle paintings of the war, showing repulse of a TO nmorrow I S A rm ls t 4 ce _Da e German gas attack southeast of Arras. The village changed hands sev- eral times and was under unusually heavy bombardment for weeks. Lieut. Ralph E. Davison, U States Navy, who will partic ’ ; » : in the attempted airplane flight t 5 3 5 i . S Aho i bloom ‘L",b'hfj l":° l,‘:f the north pole. The expedition wil & of - . : >N B LA : R s S T be led by . A dsen. e 3 3 " : . % L O raal Blioto: : EE - Cdhy e 2 P ' B tory in New York. It is a cream- 3 3 / colored rose, which has been named after Mrs. Coolidge. By Fotograms. Y : 4 B g 5 = : ; % Y John S. Kedovsky, who claims to be Miss Edva Walker Malcoskey. a | : (. z ’ v > ’ 7 : ' the metropolitan archbishop of € of Wi 3 : . o ¥ - : : North America and the Aleutian Bl 3 : % . : Islands of the Russian Greek Cath- z s » e * o e : s - : o ? olic Church, under authority of erary world. The book condemns ; ; - Ao s . 4 the holy synod. His claim is de- al code. v . . . e £ e s ‘ nied by another factior. b5 Unilerwood & TUnderwood A < - . o Taetan i Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. LEAVING WASHINGTON TO ATTEND MARINESMICHIGAN GAME. Today is a bamner day for the United States Marines, for their foot A R M e s s s s Ball team is playing the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Photo taken at the Union station yesterday, when the marine delegation left s et el s of 3 ENJOYING THEIR STAY IN WASHINGTON. Mary Faith and Ellen, hoto. ham, in Scotland. The farm has eighty foxes, and the highlands are BON NG S TN IS HING IO e TP el e by special train. In the group are Secretary Denby, Gen. Lejeune, Gen. SMedley Butler and Admiral Coontz. Natiomat Thot e e e s their grandfather, Woodrow Wilson. This photograph was taken in Jarge prices in the markets. Conytighs iy Caierwood & nderwood Franklin Park yesterday afternoon, where the girls spent an hour with : ; : theitame GiREGH. Satiomal Phote. SENATOR'S SON MANAGES HEAM. Milton Ladd, known as “Mickie,” " s WORK IS STOPPED ON LOUVAIN LIBRARY. Architects have halted the reconstruction of the five-hun- son of Senator Ladd of North Dakota, is manager of the George Wash- WASHINGTON WOMAN CLAIMS SPAGHETTI RECORD. “I've probably cooked a million miles of the dred-year-old building on account of lick of funds. The work was to have been financed by American ington foot ball team. Photograph posed with the McLean twins, stuff,” says Mrs. Theodore Cere of this city. But there is no way by which she can figure out exactly educational institations, but only $300,500 of the :l 000,000 has been contributed. = th sals of Washin ians. “Yet I think I hold all records,” [ . e e John lnd George, the only: twins p]gggnorb; gnlzz-:? Jeam, (m '.ha .l;:‘::eh spaghetti she has prepared for the m-als of Washingtoni " ouXet I think I hold o kreconis.