Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 17

AR PO G e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923. 17 b ————— T — | THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE where the dinosaur eggs were found. . Mr. Chapman has re. 5 s St 5 1his eoinre, Teiscing MEETING OF HARDING MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. The board of trustees of the assoeiation met in iy valGaBle Fansils: Washington yesterday, and this photograph was taken just before the session. Among the trustees ars Wide World Photo. President Coolidge, members of the cabinet, Gen. yer, George D. Christian, and former Senator Frelinghuysen. N exional Thot INT TALKS TO THE SOUTHERN PHYSICIANS. Menibers of the Southern Medical Association, holding its annual convention in Wash- National Photo. HIS OFFICE IS PAPERED WITH GERMAN MARKS. Ralph C. Stevens, president of a New York toy corporation, had big bundles of German ‘n;zflr&;og:]n were practically worthless, so he papered his office with them. Before the war the same marks would have been worth about ,000,000. . Wide World Phote SWILD INJuN ARINES. One of the big games of the Marine oot ball edule 1 be played in New York tomorrow, when they meet the E ] ns. Photo shows captain of the In- LOCAL SCULPTOR’S BUST OF LLOYD GEORGE. P. Bryant Baker, dian team greeted by A Mayor Hulbert; in New York. who has a studio in Washington, and his latest work, a bust of the Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. former premier of Great Britain. Copyright by Keystone. W. A. Layman of an electric cor- poration of St. Louis, who is being given much credit for the inven- 2 . tion of the Flynn-Weichsel motor, o Anita Pullitger, which is claimed to be worth $100,- = National Woman's Party, who has vorth §100.- ursied hington f O88000 o yoneidoj American oty WILL TAKE PART IN CEREMONY. Lucy Branham of Washington and R ko bt et ot soyrieht by Underwoot & Uaderwood Wilma Hendergon of Brookline, Mass., who will participate in the B aeamiiaitont metisuai Padto seventy-fifth nn’lil’erlnry celcbration of the woman suffrage movement n Washington November 18. A omst Taere: William Butler Yeats, Trish poet- playwright, who has been awarded the Nobel prize for literature, He is now a member of the Irish Free State senate.’ " Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. % : - The' small hat is the thing, sccord- ; a4 & ! THESE ARE THE '3 DINOSAUR EGGS. The photograph abo taken in the Gobi & fashion makers. This i ; : : : = : : A A e e s sbies Rew and RERUBLICANS GATHER IN THE CAPITAL, Subcommitteo of the r cpublican natiorial committee meeting in Washington 1o take up the subject goars E i dr, iti treamer, and i pecially pop- of a convention city, Many cities.are trying to get the eonventionof 1924. Left to right: Ralph Williams of Oregon, Charles D. Hilles of .-n';h “;'I(:;w:’ ?:u:}‘:;! ;P e|fll;|'fi::h:imoin:rre‘::ig :hfts::ll w"d'em’ l:l::?. b-:::.l;mh::: S :hr mo:h‘if “fi; .\y'mt-t.’ New York, John T. Adams (chairman of the republican national committee), Williom Butler of Massachusetts and Davil I. Mulvane of #seary to preserve it in transportation. % * " Photes by Kedel & Herbert and Wide World, * Copsright by i-wm & Underwood, Kansas, 5 v s Hattosl Bahey v