Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 17

Mrs. Nina Wilcox Putnam, noted authoress, whose divorce decree- was vacated recently. Legality of the residence of the authoress is questioned. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. SKATING ON THE MIRROR BASIN. The click of the steel runners was heard for the first time of the season on the Mirror basin yesterday. National Photo. Hundreds of Washingtonians enjoyed the sport. Ransom E. Olds, a veteran auto- who called : S e S . yesterday A BIG PETITION COMES T0 CONGRESS. Miles in length—with thousands of signatures—it asks the law- 4 makers in Washington to cut.government expenses and reduce taxes. Voters of Pennsylvania signed the automobile industry of the Loc S ERS 3 . i faaity i s pire ights or Gi enetn § e et 2 L OCAL SHARPSHOOTERS TO COMPETE IN. NEW YORK. Members of the George Washington University rifle team, who are expected to play the paper. Left to right: Speaker Gillett, Representative Darrow. of Pennsylvania and Charles F. Jen- R e idirret an important part in the intercollegiate indoor meet in New York January 19. Left to right: Barry, Anadale, Stokes, Trimbell, Everett and Newcomb. National Photo kins, editor of a farm paper. Celestin Jonnart, French statesman, N\ OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, First.meeting of committee to discuss consolidation of War and Whohhas‘_bc_en nabmet:h.nm!l:lnudor Senators Wadsworth of New York, Smoot of Utah, Walter F. Brown (chairman), Representative Mapes to the Vatican by the bloc na- National 3 tional majority in the tha;:h:: of Vide Wor oto. CONSIDERING REORGANIZATIO: d Secretary of the Navy Denby. Navy departments. Left to righ of Michigan, Representative Temple of Pennsylvania, Secretary of War Weeks an doputies ‘ MILKING CONTESTS ARE NOW THE RAGE. When Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and Senator Magnus Johnson staged a milking contest in Washington, they really started something. The theatrical sta not to be beaten, so here we have Ann Pennington and Mae Daw (looking on), who took part in Copyright by Underwood & Und test at the farm of Jim Corbett, Bayside, Long Island. WOMAN MLmbla Ur ABGHITAG NOW Ly WASHUNG LU, Frag Ade.e Schretber (at lett), memoer of the German reichstdg, who was inroduced on the floor of the Senate yesterday by Senator Owen (in National Photo. center). Mrs. La Follette, wife of the senator from Wisconsin, at right. A BIT LIKE OLD NORWAY. Misscs Laura and Inger Bryn, daughters i of the Norwegian minister and Mme. Bryn, skating on the Mirror basin A LITTLE PUNG-CHOW IN THE KINDERGARTEN. A rumor from the midwest says the youngsters are tak- ing ap the game. Anyway, this picture comes from a St. Paul, Minn, kindergarten, , Wide World Fhots vesterday afternoon. The sisters are enthusiasts of winter sports. N National Photo AL i N ; - g : . HITS nu:l.vsmn WITH REGULARITY. Walter R. Stokes, former HIS ARTISTIC Al RELEASE . ‘Max Sasanoff ‘secured his release from the At MODEL ‘HOME IS BEING MOVED, Work was started yesterday in ‘moving the model hote, for many pational champion and captain of the George Washington University lanta penitentiary throngh a remarkable painting of Christ. In appreciation, he painted this it nths located: Treasury. o .,,emd during Shris ntie rifle team, which will compete in the intercollegiate meet in New of Gov. Clifford. Walker of Georgia, and he will present it to the state executive, e P Wide woal Phrin. ;"Vuhilnmn l.’:nl-:':m s T_h ke Tatioun) oo, York January. 19. Patiolal, s,