Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR,’ WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, “DECEMBER 10, 1923. THE STAR’S DAILY PICTO Alleged they were branded by their stepmother, Anna and Pauline Fer- d, who WINNERS IN THE JUNIOR HORS g marked with by their step- mother. The judge fixed the lat- ter’s bail at $500. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. HOW: SATURDAY. Paul Adams, son of John T. Adams. chairman of the republican national committee, riding Betty, and Francis Sommer. son of Frank Billy. The two horses were winners of the first and second prizes in the saddle cla the junior horse show of the Riding and Hunt Club. Sommer, on or children at THREE THOUSAND BOY SCOUTS AT THE CAPITOL. At special ¢eremonies Saturday Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Na e ; presented decorations given by the late President, Harding to fiftyfour troops of Boy Scouts for special merit. This photograph was taken during the ceremonies and shows the boys lined up in front of the Capitol. Nationul Photo HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS GIVE A MUSICAL PLAY. Cast of “The C himes of Normandy,” presented by pupils of Technical High hool Opera Club. The first production was Saturday night, and the last will b © tomorrow night. WINNER IN THE JUMPING CLASS. Robert Robey, son of John Robey, on Tip Top, winner of the jumping class for children under sixteen ygars of age. at the junior horse show Saturday afternoon. National Photo A BLUE RIBBON WINNER. Gladys Szeche daughter of the minister from Hungary, on Blue Bell. a blue ribbon winner in the saddle class for children under ten years old at the junior horse show Saturday. Natioual Phote. CONGRATULATED THE PRESID Harle: In order to congratulate the I3 Representative Britten of 1lli- former chairman of the Shipping Board aturday afternoon. National Phots OHIO FARMERS ON WAY TO CAPITAL. Asking the reduction of taxes, Ohio farmers have formed a caravan which is on the way to Washington. This “prairie schooner” is onme of a fleet somewhere = Pierre Wertheimer, owner of the famous French race horse Epinard, who arrived in New York yester- day to arrange a match race in France. He mentions Zev as the opponent of his thoroughbred. Wide World Photo. HREE DOUBLE ARMFULS FUTURE WASHINGTON CITIZENS. They all came into the world within the hospitable walls of Columbia Hospital for Women. Washington Star Photo. THE NURSERY AT COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Where tne new-born babies are weighed, bathed, fed and otherwise tenderly cared for by skilled nurses. A ball is to be given .at Rauscher’s Wednesday night to aid in meeting the expenses of this popular institution and . to assist the woman’s board in providing for its constant and varied charitable work. ‘Washington Star Phote, on the road between here and Ohio. Copsright by Underwood & Underweod. 22 BE ARCHBISHOP MAY BECOME A CARDINAL. It is rumored that Arch- GLORIA SWANSON IN PRISON. Bat, of course, it is only a scene from her newest plmlo?hy, “The Humming Bird.” The scene is sup- posed to be inside the famous old p{is? of Paris, St. Lazaire, bishop Hayes of New York is to be elevated to a cardinal by the Vati- can. Several Spaniards and a South American also are mentioned for higher oflingtI in the Roman Catholic Church. I