Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 17

e THE' EVENING STAR, WASHI GTON' D. C, FRIDAY "DECEMBER "7, 1923. - o 'THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE “CENT SLIDE IN PANAMA CANAL WHICH DELAYED TRAFFIC. The slide of thousands of tons of earth took place between Gamboagand (';'dr_'o Miguel. The photograph shows dredges at work clearing the channel. Traffic through the canal was tied up for a considerable length of time. 5 Wide World Photo Henry Farkouh of New York has invented an ideal radio set for the hiker. The set is sufficiently pow- erful to operate aloud speaker. and it has “caught” programs in New York from Chicago station: \ KING TUTANKHAMEN EXHIBITION IN WASHINGTON. Tt was a feature of the hazaar of the Wom- en's City Club. Mr. R. G. Campbell was in charge of the unusual booth. The bazaar brought out stran: and costumes for the amusement of the spectators. Nut . WiabuAL 183 R sPDnYAIB aums PRESENTING ONEACT PLAYS FOR CHARITY. Ac left. Hlugh Tennant, personal secretary to the British ambastador. as the conviet in the Dra- matic Club’s pla Bishop's Candlestick=” At right, Miss beth Hanna and Winant Johnston, in “Bagatelle.” The plays were rro- dnced by vouns society people at Walter Reed Hospital last night. and they will be presented at the Playhouse tonight and torn. night for charity. Pliotos Iis Har THE PRESIDENT ADDRESSES A NEW YORK AUDIENCE. Bat he did not to the metropolis. When he delive: eighth Congress yesterday. his voice was heard by millions all over the country. This photograph was taks side <treet in New York. « INFANT MORTALITY RATES AACCOROING 7O F ATHERS' EARNINGS - SHOWING THE “BABY THERMOMETER.” Miss Anna 1. Grosser, with MRS. WILSON AT CAPITOL. The wife of the former President (second the famous “baby thermometer” of the children’s bureau. T from right in front row) heard President Coolidge’s message to Con- pose of the scheme is to put into graphic form the investigations of gress yestenday from a seat in the gallery of the House. the bureau. National Phot Nationai Photo FLO LEEDS OPENS A SHOP. The aciress who was prominent in the : Stillman divorce case, in New York, is now selling women's aprarel TO DANCE FOR HOTEL MEN. Gladys Wilbur, a local dancer, who on 5th avenue, Wide World Photo. will perform for the Greeters, an organization of hotel executives, at Wardman Park Hotel this evening. Photo by John Howard Paine. NTERPRETER HELPS THE UNITED STATES AMBASSA . During recent ceremonies at el n honor of the Spanish CAVALRY N v SHOW. A rehearsal at the post for the event this afternoon. The riding shows at the post are lors and soldiers who fell in the battle of Manila bay, Kin actell as interpreter when An A ander P. Moore Dic. feature of u.e season with Wa ingtonians and visitors to the Capital, ‘Washington Star Phets, w,,. Primo de Rivera held a conversation. The Quecn of Spain at right, g t by Underwood & Underwoud. -