Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1929, Page 108

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON., D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—-DECEMBER 22, 1929 President Hoover receives a call from champion hunting A Winter landscape dogs and their owners. Left to right: The President, who has at Lake Placid. Skiing several hunting dogs in the White House kennels; Mrs. B. F. is one of the popular Lewis of Lancaster, Pa.; Ernest Smoot, son of Senator Smoot sports at the New York of Utah, and B. F. Lewis. eyl iy - s Szt sort. 7 P. & A. Photos TR A "‘ Isolates influenza germ. Laura La Plante, screen actress, posing Carrying the responsibility and hopes of the Nation for a further reduction in naval armament to the London con- Prof. Isidore S. Falk of the with End-of-War, a month-old colt, who was ference next month. The members of the American delega tion are, left to right: Secretary of the Navy Francis Adams, University of Chicago, given the hopeful name because he was born Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, Secretary of State Stimson, Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas and w_hose achievement has on Armistice day. RESIE RRCERCE proe Dwight W. Morrow, Ambassador to Mexico. Assctuted Pr o Bhote, raised hope of a successful vacoine P.< A, Photos . Marries Mussulman chief. Mlle. Andree Carron, Parisian candy shop girl, who recently became the bride of A privilege few artists enjoy. Without hindrance of bars or wire between, Miss Helen \ Aga Khan, one of the “ ¥ T Fox of the University of Southern California art class sketches Numa, big lion of the Gay \world’s richest men. A taste of real campaigning for Japan's soldiers. Troops of the Northern Lion Farm at El Monte, Calif. Wide World Photos. . R Army fording the Koise River during war maneuvers under the personal su- pervision of Emperor Hirohito. Wide World Photos