Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 92

ASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—-MARCH 29, 1925. -3 “—77"7‘“ PR T — = L The “Mrs. Coolidge Rose” is exhibited at the international flower show in New York. Funeral of the man who rose from saddler to President. The late President Ebert of the German Republic started his career by work in a leather shop. The photograph shows the family grouped at left of the grave. Wide Warld Fhoto Miss Martha M. Hoch of New York shows this newest idea in poster work at the international flower show. With a bunch of real flowers in the foreground, the poster contains wallpaper as a background and real lace on the gown. Pola Negri in her latest picture, “The Charmer,” reading to another member “Big Bill” Tilden (at right), America’s “king of the of the cast tennis court,” and his protege, Sandy Wiener of Philadelphia. \ Tilden thinks that young San is not by any means the “wurst” of the prospective s sors to his championship crown. Photo snapped recently at Miami, Fla The balcony scene from “Romeo and Julet” as played by the marionettes of Rachel Sewall of Washington. The tiny figures—dolls made by Miss Sewall— retain much of the dignity of real actors in the presentation of scenes. cratic powers that be — if there be such beings—gather for a pow-wow at Miami, Fla. From left to right: Tom Taggart of In- diana, Ed. S. Hurley, Judge Charles D. Tsuneo Matsudaira, the new- I];locakhw%o:.el)an ly arrived Japanese Ambassa- Homer Cufn»’ Miniature army mobilized to escort $400,000,000 from the Equitable Trust Building to dor in Washington, calling at inci andiNor the Singer Building, New York. The money was changed to a different vault on account the White House to present mangE Mack of the consolidation of two banks, and armed guards, police and detectives assisted in the his credentials to President 3 2 P & A Photos i Coolidge. transportation. oFr. & A. I'hotos g National Photo