Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 95

The Sunilay Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 2, Early Winter Around Washington *The Brook Through the Pasture™ and “Qut for a Bird or Two.” With the mud almost ankle deep, the Army and Navy battled to a scoreless tie at the Polo Grounds, New York, a week ago yesterday. This photograph shows one of the exciting moments in the game, with the Army lads holding the ball. Historic Buckman Tavern at Lexington, Mass., as one of the scenes in the new 1923. Comea Coppini, sculptor, at work on $25,000,000 war memorial for the campus of the University of Texas. This Griffith photoplay, “America.” Several scenes for the picture were made around not be completed for many years. Mount Vernon and other historic Virginia homes near Washington. work forms a part of the center of the memorial, which will Interuational. Secretary of the Navy Denby inspecting the Navy mascot at the Army-Navy game. The Navy goat and the Army mule were on the field during the entire game. Like the ancient ruins, These pillars are all that is left of one of the fine homes of Berkeley, Calif., where a fire caused millions of dollars’ damage not long ago. The home had been one of the show places of the state.