Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1923, Page 13

A THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D, C, JAY, VOVEMBER 12, 1923. THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGH PLACING WREATH ON UNKNOWN SOLDIER'S TOMB. Observance of Armistice day at Arlington national cemetery, when the beautiful memorial wreath was placed by President Coolidge, Secretary of War Weeks and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt. \Thonalmpt:s of ationsl, Photo. Washingtonians attended the ceremonies. ARMISTICE DAY IN WASHINGTON—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER- 11,: 1923. - The tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlington national cemetery decorated with wreath placed by President Coolidge, Secretary of War Weeks and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt. p;l'hia National Photo photo shows the guard of honor. FORMER PRESIDENT DELIVERING ADDRESS. Woodrow Wilson, wartime President of the United States, delivering av]drnu from his home, 2340 S street, yesterday. He spéhfonly about two minutes, but stood before the crowd about eleven minutes, Senator Cartég Glass of Vir- Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. ginia stood close beside him. GREAT CROWD AT HOME OF FORMER PRESIDENT. It is estimated that 20,000 persons journeyed to the home of former President Wilson on S street yesterday. The former President addressed the gathering from the portico of his house, his second address in wenlly'hfnux National Photo. hours and his third since leaving the White House. Miss Mary Grossman, recently elect- ed judge of Cleveland’s municipal court. She has been a practicing attorney, and will hold the office of judge for six years. THE VALENTINOS RN T9 AMERICA. Rudolph and wife are back in New York, having arrived Wide World Photo. Saturd-y aboard the steamship Aquitania. They produced a special picture along the Riviera, Mrs. Val- A entino designing the interior scenes. Wide World Photo ARMISTICE DAY CEREMONY AT CLARENDON, VA.' An 'American white elm was planted and a bronze tablet mounted on.a_concrete base wis unveiled in memory of Arlinflon county's soldierdéad. ; The ceremony. was arranged by the Women's Civic League of Clarendon. - ‘ashington Star to. Mile. ‘Duzy, known as “the Elsie Janice of Europe.” She holds her position on the Parisian stage by her ability to imitate vmoum ican and French stars. LAsr OF HAPSBURGS OF AUSTRIA IN EXILE. F ormer Empress Zita and her children. Left to right: Copyright by Eatel & Hesbert. CFDRL.E B. CHRISTIAN SPEAKS IN-NEW YORK. ‘Ibe m&: the lae President Harding .ddrmmg Armistice day, gathering.on Central A:ck:drl?"ho xr:hhdnu the ‘eyes n: the royalists sjnce the death of his f:‘;ler‘; An:.g;:gdnob. Park mall, New York. leinyfiva thousand - pcnnnl amrended -.-ernmny although a drissling rain wc:;’{_'nfl{n" e e efl, elix, Ju Charlotte (in l:.)' Archduke R“"‘%’:":’S.fl:&;fl“t delaide