Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 12

19, 1924, ' ROUND-THE-WORLD FLYEP.S CALL ON PRESIDENT COOLIDG. " WHITE LOUS Members of the Army air service squad who will mpt the fl]'fl‘be-rm' vz flight this year. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Army dir service, at the President’s right, and Maj. F. S. at_his left. fonal Photo “The King of Swat” plays golf to keep in trim at Hot Springs, Ark. 5 The mighty Babe Ruth was one of the first members of the New AN INTERIOR VIEW OF THE FAMOUS MORGAN LIBRARY. Where the collection of manuseripts. York Yankees to arrive at the Ar- books and works of art, valued at $8,500,000, are housed. The collection was gathered by the late finan- kansas resort for spring training. cier, J. Pierpont Morgan, and turned over to the public, for use of students, by his son. Copyright by Kadel & Herbert ‘Wide World Phot o0 SSED UP i - THEIR CALL ON “THE GREAT WHilE Clilut. iuchio indians, led by Commissiener of Indian Affairs Burke, ling at the White House yesterday afterncon. . They held a short conference with the Chief Executive on reservation affairs. ~ National Thoto, i & “JACK™ FURNISHES MOTIVE POWER FOR THE WELLESL COLLEGE GIRLS., Winter sports are a big attraction for the girls at the col- lege, and the donkey always takes part in the special al He is the property of the college and a friend of each student. Wide World Photo, ‘Ihe nation of vakia has always honored the late Woodrow Wilson as one indirect founders of its republic. Mauy streets, buildings and ACTOR AND WIFE AT WHITE HOUSE. James K. Hackett, who hus have been named for the wartime President of the United been playing Shakespearean roles in England and France, called on . The photograph shows the Wilson railroad station in Prague. President Coolidge yesterday. The Chief Executive congratulated the Copsright by Underwood & Underwood. actor upon his European success. Natlonal Photo, The voice of the new Spain. Gen. Primo de Rivera, dictator, deliv- ering a pnn'lio;lin ar:‘dres! in front i i of the royal box during a e- . o om mony in ,yMadrid uhengciv YOU MIGHT TRY THIS ON THE MIRROR BASIN. - “It’s easy,” says Claudius Lamy, expert skater, as he were pledged to defend the city. jumps a_whole row of barrels for the eniovment of the crowds at Saranac Lake, ‘Wide World Photo, always alights on his skates. . And Claudiuvs Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. entative Scott Wolff of Mis. « uri, who has’ introduced a bill suthorizing a memorial coin car- " rying busts of Wilson, Harding and Roosevelt, The plan is to/de- ) el u::: ;f,::s::::e epa NEW AMBASSADOR TO ITALY. Henry P. Fletcher, former United GIRL WINS. COLLEGE CARNIVAL EVENT. Miss Virginia-Wellington THIS PHOTOGRAPH RECORDS A BIT OF HISTORY. Secretary of the Navy Denby reading his letter b ey et st ‘States smbassador to Belgium, who has been transferred to Italy. The of Arlington, Mass., who won the ski race at the annual winter carnival of resignation, addressed to_President Coolidge, to the newspaper men gathered in his office yesterday R nomination was sent to the Senate yesterday by, President Coolidge. of Wellesley College. She is declared ane of the outdoor spost leaders morning. He also read the President’s letter acoepting his resigpation, " National Phefo. . i e 2 — National Photo. of New England schools, 7 United News ¢ % 2 L]