Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1923, Page 17

THE EVENING &'l‘\ll “ ASTIINGTON, 1. (', WEDNESDAY, DE( "\IIH-,N 10, 10M0, THE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL PAG BUSY DAYS AND NIGHTS AT THE CITY POST OFFICE. This photo graph was taken about 9 o'clock last evening, and it shows only a part of THE POINT OF VIEW OF A POST OFFICE CI Hm inside and looking out.™ The Star man went behind the counter in the the crowd waiting to mail Christmas packages. For the past week the city post office force has worked at top speed. and will post office, w hn- thousands of Chris ges were tted, and snapped the at the windows. “You still have time to until after Christmas. shingion 81 " mail early” is the call of the Post Office i " G He has one of the very biggest jobs A A 7 4 P 9 b 4l 4 Jeatrice Loughran, a New York in Washington -has Postmaster d : ; S : « ) ater who will compete in the William M. Moonev—and he is _ 402 3 ; : e 4 Ol atis s st Chambnss, in 2 sues the annual warning to mail 3 2 - = x the French Alps, next month. An CHRISTMAS PAGEANT PRODUCED BY THE Y. W. C. A. “The Birth of Christ” consists of several vour Christmas packages early. - P——— & American team has entered the es. this be Sitne ailthe Mangsr Mlie astatitiwas giventhiy the bufiets g of n:'.. s Washingtun Sear Phot MIDDLE WEST BRINGS ITS FAVORITE GAME T O CAPITAL, These two representatives to Congress events. and tricnds ancnded lsitrniehe Wa Star Photo. John C. Schafer of Wisconsin and Clarence McLeod of Michigan—hrought their own horseshoes from rigkt by their home states. and they challenge all comers. National Phot Senator Ralston of Indiana. photo- sraphed at the Capitol yesterdas. He is mentioned as a candidate for the iReddency ans e M WASHINGTON BOYS BUILD AIRPLANE MODELS. The lade have formed the Capital Airplane Club D ’ which meets with Paul Garber of the National Museum = instructor. Several of the models made bs the boys are declared mechanical marvels. zot » erwoid & Trders AND THEY l AN PLAY. TOO. Capt. Elizabeth St. John. with the bass HARVARDS MOST BEAUTIFUL “GIRL.” Mare Peter, jr. son of the « Mary Galloway. with the “dlip horn.” two members Swiss minister to Washington. in the Pi Eta play. “Dr. sn Army's musical organization. They help keep Seek™ The play will be produced in Boston and Nevada's entire delegation 1o the Homse of Representatives, Clasrles I.. Richards—and the camers mman WHEN THE CHORUS GIKL GUES IN FOR LITERATURE. Member s of the Broadway production ~Wildflower™ chorus were jmvited to write € L > #ad no trouble in making -2 vs an the Monroe doctrine, 2nd Priscills Todd, third from left, won the $188 prire. The m “hows the girls 2t work of therr we X . - o “,’;",‘*;‘,’;}:",‘",,g faced” S i Paal Thempwa