Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, IVOVEMBER 13, 2928: - . THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE Former Senator Frank B. Kellog appointed Un sador to the court of calling on Preside BERLIN IN THE HANDS OF SOLDIERS. The war really never has been over in Germany. Armed men on the streets are familiamto all residents of Berlin, This photograph shows sentries at the out f the city. searching civilians as they come and go. by Kadel INDIANS VISIT UNCLE SAM'S “BIGGEST WAR CANOE.” Flathead Indians, who came to New York to take part in a rodeo at Madison Square Garden, get their first look at a battleship, the Colorado. The photograph shows one of the sixteen-inch guns of the great fighting ship. Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. . Thursday evening will be the ballet presented by th en girls. Left to n.:m Misses R»; Dorothy Graham, Katherine MacLeod, Stephanie Martha Ennis, Elizabeth ksdal gina Harnett. Fhoto by IN NEW YORK'S ARMISTICE DAY PARADE. Eight thousand vet- QUEER DOLLS FROM TENNESSEE. These mountaineer folk are dried erans took part in the procession down 5th avenue. The flag on the apple dolls, made by Miss Isabel Million of Knoxville, Tenn., -who right was presented to the Federation of Veterans of the War by Mrs. has a big collection of the same sort of “apple characters.” Theodore Roosevelt. Wide Worla Photo, Copsright by Keystone. According to her press agent, Car- ¢ *" mel Mevers, movie star. foot ball coach—the only Dr. D. M. Higgins of Gainesville, e Pacific coast. She is re- IMPLORING THE FLAME TO SPARE THE FORESTS. One of the groups of the nature pageant to be given Tex., one of the prominent physi- £ o‘ a Los An- for the benefit of the Junior Red Cross, at Central High School, November 16. Kurtz Hanson, as an cians attending the sessions of the ¢! lfls‘ {-lzp Aol khe Indian chief, begs “the Flame” (Alicia Jones of John Eaton School) to spare the wild BD“\ . mll i?rhl THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE MAYOR. Gov. Smith of New York shaking hands with Mayor Hylan of Sauthern, Medicat: mootalisn, ' trees: New York city on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City. The mayor is recovering from a serious illness and RO will spend several weeks at the seaside resort. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. B g 3 VES 'Y MILLION DOLLARS TO ORPHANS. Milton S. Hershey, INDIAN PRINCESSES HOLD COUNCIL. Gemuine Indian princesses, GIVES SIXT A rsh CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT. Maron de Cartier de Marchienne, Bel. bt et o Mo TorE pespntly 1o hold the feer conbeil of sbo, Fire NN o R";N.S;..Fg R Mahoats: Foriind: wha rans e L e e ambassador, and Paul Heger, former rector of the University of Danghters of America. Left to right: Princess Nacoomee of the Osage I:Ginxomn hn::nr:pl;:w of n' o’po of . :-;c' ester, u:l:‘nn. & who r::; orphan boys. Mr. Hershey holds one of the little orphans. e . The ambassad ke nd Tsiani russels, who vh;::; llzem\:l:::ehl.l;l;:d )::d erday. el ap: hssad joe :\‘Ib:;'epé:-mu‘ Aulie Unkalunt of !hgvgll"e‘r'& :;'c‘-a - Pflfl":‘:: “:i' Ba 5 Wide World Photo. Wide World Phota. .-. 1