Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1924, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, J expert workers, E. B. Chap- n, repair all the timepicces of th is never an error nd in the time rignals <ent ot § A} o s Left to right: Buiburd, Ruth Pant . g Edna Zindel, Margaret Kramer, Theodosi in Wonor of the birthday anniv ry of the leader of the Confederate armies, National. Photo GOLF CHAMPION OF LONG STANDING AND HIS TROPHIES. Walter Fairbanks. who long has held the colf championship of Denver. Colo. probably has as many cnps as any world chumpion. The photograph shows him surrounded by his many trophies. all won on the QUITS BASE BALL TO PREACH GOSPEL. Eddie Foster, once a third baseman with the Washington base ball team. who is to hecome a preacher. e recently received his unconditional release from the St. Louis Browns. His home is in Cherrydale, Va. Copsright by Paul Thompse £S5 FUK MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. The wife and daughter of Red Eagle of the Osage tribe, pho i 1k 1o the tribal e : 3 - j CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF POE. Members of the Edgar All NG POLAR FLIGHT OF THE DIRIGIBLE SHENANDOAH. Secretary of the Navy discussing with Admiral Moffett and the naval af- “FEELING THE RADIO'S PULSE" This was the subjoct of a recent B e mtine atesdod vha Foe. sunk: fairs committee the proposed flight of the Shenandoah to the north pole. Seated, left to right: Representative Swing, the Secretary of the radio talk by Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York. The senator’s versary celebration at the Metropolitan Museum, in New York. Photo Navy, Representatives Miller. Drain and Vincent. Standing: Acting Chairman Britten, Admiral Moffett and Representative Woodruff. talk was heard all over America. and was broadecast from WRC, this <hows John Drew, actor, placing a wreath. National Photo. Copyright by Harris & Ewing. = > Coprright by T wood & Underwood a - g THE: FBIZE BEAUTY- WAS A MAN. ' The Moulin Rouge, in_Paris, 5 WORLD CHAMPION LANDS A MONSTER SAILFISH., Jack Dempsey, spending the winter in Florida, recently conducted a beanty contest, and the first prize was given to ONLY FIFTEEN BIRTHDAYS IN HllS SIXTY;FE}'J"I; IYEAR;i !A?lm bl:r r?“mt'l:y th :lh‘m;. ')C-lN one":; and the fish which he canght a few days ago off the const near Miami. Jack landed the “ of M. Quinet. Drested in_the latest model of a Parisian dressmaker. he the: unfortunaté ones who rarely celebrate their birthdays. He was om: tho 29tk of Wehrmury, st the seas” after a longer battle than the recent Firpo-affair. Copyeight fre Kndel & Farbert, .. . . fooled all the judges, .. .- R Copyright by Kadel & Herhert. this year he is giving_a big party in honor of his leap-vear anniversary.