Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 16

—_—— e EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, D.:-C, _FRIDAY, - FEBRUA i BODIES OF TACOMA VICTIMS AT VERA CRUZ. At left: Navy boat carrying bodies of Capt. Sparrow and his radio officers from the mole of Vera Cruz to the U.S. S. Prometheus, the rescue ship. The bodies had been taken in charge by the Mexican Navy pending arrival of the American ship. Right: Mexican authorities delivering the flag-draped caskets to the United States Navy representatives. Underwood Photos. READY FOR BEAUX ARTS BALL. Mme Mimi Lentelli as she will appear as “Chanticleer” at the annual ball at the Hotel Astor, New York, tonight. Tnderwood Phoo Slated fe sal Post. Cardinal Succeeds Venizelos. George Kafan- e f{“,’l‘.’,jl“,i:{,’.‘,,, o daris, ‘upon whom the duty of ister, who has heen asked by Pop. . formingia Greek (cabinet has de Pius to investigate conditions in HOW SHE DID IT. This shows Cladys Robinson, champion woman BEAUTIES OF THE SCREEN AT PLAY. Four faces most readers will no doubt recognize. Left to right: Norma Talmadge, Dorothy Dalton, Mre. volved: e : Palestine. Wide Werik Photo. >|ml!er of lflal}fldm depicting how she lifts her feet to ‘lg:nk“wl;l-{ toc- Sam Harris and June Caprice. They are shown smiling in the sunshine of Palm Beach. Underwood Photo. ords on the ice. Vide Worl Photo. = o D Lot 7 HARD ON THE TROUSERS. When the slide at Chateau Frontenac, in Quebec, isn't just right for tobog. RARE STAMPS SOLD BY UNITED STATES. Selling these stamps is ; : : ; ac, in Quebec, jsn't just rig b IN WAKE OF 3300000 BLAZE. View of the Masguic Temple at Troy, N. Y., after fire that burned for " ‘tho job of Howard A. Mount, shown shove, in the. Foes Offce T e Ay breepertir enthusiasts of winter eports use the slide in this manner. much to the delight two days, causing great property damage and dmperiling many lives. L sdexinel Elote: ment taking care of a customer. Mr. Mount’s official title is philatelic and profit of breeches makers. . DIEONIE RO stamp agent. Underwood Photo. SCULPTOR JOINS MINISTRY. Paloa S. Abbate of New York, who b“v wrll;n TROPHIES THEY WON. Miss Aida Bauman and George T. just been ordained a minister of the Congregational Church. He s an_exhibiting prizes they, captured at the annual figure and fancy skating cqmpetition of the.“Suo Birde” at Lake Placid Club, CIRCUS “BRUSHING UP™ FOR' THE SPRING SEASON. This picture shows”elephants at the winter quarters of a famous eil;nu company at shown here modeling a bust of Mrs. Luigi Carnovale, wife of the Y, g . Underwosd Macon, being put through a practice drill on new, ide Wetld Phote. Chicago philosopher. Underwood Phote.