Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 16

Capt. Herbert G. Sparrow, “United States Navy, commander of the U. 8. S. Tacoma, who diedsin the performance of his duties when the eruiser sank near Vera Cruz, FELLOW-WORKERS REMEMBER HIS BIRTHDAY. T. V. the Department of Labor, yesterday reached the s -fifth milestope, and the employes of hi: < APE BEING QUESTIONED BOK AWARD INVESTIGATION. This photograph shows the inner workings of the Senate committee sented him with a chair and a big basket of flowers. Mr. Powderly once was commission Mexico. 5 5 . y » gating the Bok peace award, with Miss Esther Lape being questioned by Senator Moses. Others about the table are Senators Shipstead, tion, and served as president of the Kuights of Labor. ¢ Washis Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. - > Reed and Caraway (in foreground). By r Photo Service. THEY CALLED ‘AT THE WHITE HOUSE YESTERDAY AND SHOOK HANDS WITH PRESIDENT COOLIDGE. Left to right: Antonio R. Barcelo, pi - resident of the Porto Rican senate, and Miguel Mondragon, speaker of the Porto Rican house of representatives. Senator Robert N. Stanfield and Mrs. R. E. Barrett, city manager of Warrenton, Oreg. Mrs. Barrett is the only woman in the United States holding the office of city manager. Field o ing.H. Yost, famous foot ball coach of Michigan University, and Mrs. Yost, who discussed physical education with the President. Speake escorts a newly married couple to the White House. The bridegroom was Frederick Gillett, nephew of the Speaker. and the young people are By 3 f Oregon ending their honeymoon in Washington. AFTER A FEW DAYS THROUGH A WINTRY SEA. The trawler Tide, upon arrival in Boston after a series of narrow escapes at sea. unable to call for assistance. THE CORRECT SCARF FOR CORRECT GOLF. The American ambas. “sador to France, Myren T. Herrick, on the links at Mandelieu, on the Riviera, where his daughter-in-law arranges his scarf l;ve‘fzrew hew drives. a v ~ ar 2 A heavy gale struck the ship, her wireless aerial went overboard, and she was However, she reached the dock with no loss of life among the crew. Wide World Photo. Sir Auckland Geddes, retiring am- + bassador from Great Britain to the United States, leaving the State Department yésterday after sign- ing the twelve-mile treaty. ¥ | National Photo, TINY COOLIDGE BOQOSTERS. Lucy and Hardy Williams, midgets, called on the Chief Executive at the White House yesterday. They are members of a Coolidge club made up of midgets of a theatrical troupe. Yational Photo. MARK OF GRATITUDE FROM JAPAN. Assistant Secretary of State Phillips and volume of signatures from the people of Japan. The book, bound in gold, contains more than ‘a half million names, and was sent in remembrance of aid given by the people of this country after the earthquake, National - Photo. \ Princess Nacoomee of the Osage tribe, a violinist who will play on the community center visual in- struction program at Park View School tomorrow evening. President Kalinin of the Russian soviet republic, who officially an- nounced to the all-Russian soviet congress the death of Nikolai Lenin. Kalinin may be Lenin’s successor, Copyright by, Underwood & Underwosdy NEW HAT STYLE FOR MILADY. Quality King, sitting quietly on the head of Miss Marga Waldron, won first prize among the white leg- borns at the recent New York poultry show. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert SAVED THROUGH REMARKABLE SURGERY. Cletus Moore, the eight-month-old St. Louis baby, who was rushed to Philadelphia for an operation after he had swallowed a carpet tack. Dr. Chevalier Jackson used a tiny electric light on the end of n tube to locate the tack. Cletus and his mother now are on their way back to St. Louis. By United News Pictures.