Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1923, Page 12

12 : THE - EVENING “STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, - 1923. \ Their New Year Resolutions in Pictorial Form§ :ASON OF RESOLUTIONS, AND THE STAR’S CAMERA MAN CAUGHT THESE “RESOLUTERS.” Left to right: Represen tative Nicholas Langworth has decided upon one thing above all others. He will do everything in his power to cut taxes. Re to keep the Capital itself “boue dry.” Prohibition Commissioner Roy D. Haynes plans a clean-up of all bootleggers and manufacturers of illicit booze. John Philip Hill, representative from Maryland, has resolved to do his part in irrigating certain ar SENATOR AND WIFE CALL AT WHITE HOUSE. Senator and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood \af Alabama National Photc ENATORS MAKE RESOLUTIONS WHICH WILL INTEREST THOUSANDS. Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota (at the left) has determined to do his share in arranging a He says it must be paid, and his New Year resolution follows along that line. At right: Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts says he has visiting at the White House Saturday afternoon. bonus for the world war veterans. National Photo. resolved to get more coal into the bins of the consumers, which, with real winter coming on, is a timely resolation. Byt 2t e \ Paig bt 5 et O > - : . TREE SEEDS FOR DEVASTATED FRANCE. Millions of Douglas fir GIRLS ARE PLAYING ICE HOCKEY. New York society girls have or- RAISING AUTOMOBILE FROM THE TIDAL BASIN. Diver being low ered from barge yesterday. His work consisted of placing chains about seeds shipped from the American Tree Association of this city to France, where they will be used to reforest the war sections. Photo ganized a hockey team at Lake Placid, where they have games sched- the automobile, which plunged into the basin on Christmas night, drowning two men. The car was raised and taken ashore. s. uled with man teams. The photograph shows Nyln. M. B. Marshall o i i Copyright by Underwood & Underwood, Washingtun: Star' Fioto, taken at dock in New York. of New York “tending goal.” Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. SHE IS 'VICE PRESIDENT OF BANK. Miss Helen Varick Boswell is ' WASHINGTON CHILDREN TAKE PART IN HORSE SHOW. The second show of .tlu; seaso) the_first woman vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- at the Riding and Hunt Club Saturday afternoon. - Left to right: Tommy.Leith, Isabel Hart, ineers’ Co-operative Trnst Company of New York. The bank is . ° . cently at ! gett, Wallace Bachue, Harriet Mitchell and Joseph Hmrs.'_ Copyright by Underwood: :iredly controlled’ by the labor union, Wide World Phote. hJ / t “SNOWOB!LE” 1S LATEST ‘AT LAKE PLACID. This is the new flivver of the white spaces, tried out re- ' the popular winter resort. The machine travels at a high raté of speed over well packed roads. e Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. L