Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1924, Page 16

i ’ - | THE EVENING .SFAR, .WASHINGTON, D. ©, TH . This photograph of : = 2 oring post aty Lakéhurst, k . HURST, N.J., MOORING STATION. The nose of the world’s greatest aircraft, which A VIEW FR Shenandoah, formerly eip; where a hold fast while winter gales swept the coast. nooring post. The big ship was tied up for test purposes—to discover whether she could hitched to her mooring post for the wee She broke wind - "A%h ing is made with a swivel arrangement, the dirigible ‘changing its position with the 6:30 last night, but the entire crew was aboard 2 By Tnited News Picturcs there on account of the heavy gale. Ruth Kemper : £ {left) and Miss Mabel Linton, who will appear before this well FINNERS ] J. SAFETY C/ = = known musical organization of the city tomorrow morning at the R O A ATiaY ¢ /TEST AT WHITE HOUSE. They received their certifiates from Cosmog Assembly Club. Miss Linton is prominent among the pian- R Aae awards were, made by the Highway Educational Board and the: | ists andl teachers of Washington, and Miss Kemper is a talented New portrait of Sergt, Samuel WoodSll, declared by Gen. Pershing to be the outstanding hero of the worl ; / National Fhoto. | York fvioliniet. K et Woodfll recently retired from the service. Coreitns vy Kadel & Hertert AMERICAN WAR NURSEY DECORATED WiTH FRENCH MEDALS. Scene at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex., recently, when Brig. Gen. Benjamin Poore. com'manding /the 4th Infantry Brigade, presented medals from the French government to Mrs, Isabelle Budd and Miss May de Cdiros, who -erve,L in France during the world ,war. . By United News Pictures. § el NG N iy, (e ey, slen - — / . v : : ; . AT THE EGYPTIAN LEGATION, Children of the new miniser from has been preaching for six months and has made thousands of con- 7 : \ ? lhmr} to '.wmc.lm_m;. qlulu;h v\.ou\;‘r.yl .IIJ:I"'])!; {\:‘x:”hiurh-- at the verts: Het mei < HoW going oncin"San Francisdo, egation yesterday, The children are Wahid and Loutfia. / . F s iy . / * { | Nat el & Tlerhert. - . : P % UNITI;ZID STATES MARINFJ? VISIT »L:MA 'IIEMPLE. They stopped to exchange greetings with the priest, the temple being located in Peking. s . . "WHEN A WOULD-B! K e taken immediatel Mrs. H. P. O'Reilly. The bird was ‘one of the largest ever shot in Lamaism is a mixture, of Buddhism and- other oriental beliefs, origi. : : Py g B ASSASIN WAS MOBDED 1N FOKIO, -Tiis, photegeenh e e Y e = fos from the i of ne wing ta the dther. Y i o n ‘3 » i 3 3 & T an attempt was made on the life of the prince regent of Japan. The infuristed mob caught the cul- Virginia, measuring seven fee! P 8, at_m( n? 'ibet lnfl.e’l_lenql'.n‘ through Mu?chqn‘xi ?orf;ohn and q : 3 : : 7 % ‘ prit,'and the yquee_ Hdfi difficult. ating 1 j ,” United News Pictures. - ~ Natiopal Phote. 'BIG EAGLE SHOT /IRGINIA. Tt was .brought down a few days Phots by Harriela Ewing. ago' by Joo E. Johnson of Front Royal, and it is held by. his sister,