Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 81

Lionel Barrymore, who takes a leading role in “America,” the Griffith picture coming to Washington. Painting of the late President Hard- ing which will be presented to the American people by the Vancouver Sun, with ceremonies not yet decided vpon. It probably will be presented with the National Press Club as tem- porary custodian. W ith the United States ice patrol in arctic regions. These are reported to be the two first icebergs of the season. photographed from the deck of the U. S. 8. Tampa. The bergs were drifting southward at about one knot an hour, and their position was desig- nated as latitude 44, longitude 49. The arrival of the new United States am- bassador, Henry P. Fletcher, in Rome. Ambassador Fletcher is recond from the left in front row. Wik Wartd Pl - Dr. Milorad Nedelkovitch of the Serbian debt commission placing a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington national cemetery. Pavichich, the Serbian minister. He was accompanied by Mme. Nedelkovitch and Dr. National Fhoto THE SUNDAY STAR. 7 - - Scene from “Peter Stuyvesant.,” one of “The Chronicles of America,” produced by the Yale Uni- versity Press. Peter, making a tour of inspection, is pleased by another proof of the thrift and industry of the New Netherlands. The newc t sensation in the illicit liquor line developed near Louisville, Ky.. when revenue agents found a cache of moonshine in a hollow tree. The photograph thows the officers raiding the tree. CRadel & Herhert Bernarr Macfadden, physical culture expert, and his family. Mr. Mac- faddgn, who writes “Health Hints” for The Star, will lecture in Washington, April 23, on the subject, “Health and Exercise.” WASHINGTON, Easter ,\Inrmng Did see like it were styles before, bockers populafg links. mech caddy half-pig Mrs. John Allan Do Washington, who has b a delegate to the interna Cross conference in Pa oI