Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1930, Page 122

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 16. 1930. A big day for Arizona In- dians. These are Pima Indians 5 i . gathered at the Coolidge Dam, Smolqng .the pipe of peace at the Coolidge in that State, to take part in the Dam dedication. Former President Coolidge dedication of the dam by for- (at right) joined in this symbolic feature of mer President Coolidge. The the ceremony with Indians of the once-warring impounded water will irrigate Apscheand'Pima Tribes, © Associated PressFioko: 80,000 acres of Pima Indian lands. © Associated Press Photo. The polo troop drills for the forthcoming so- ciety circus. Washing- ton debutantes on the mounts they will ride in the benefit affair at Fort Myer, Va., this month. © P. & A. Photos. The dean of American juris- prudence. Justice Oliver Wen- dell Holmes of thé Supreme Court arriving at the Capito! with brisk stride on his recent 89th birthday. P &A Photos “Amos 'n Andy,” in person, call on President Hoover. The fa- 2 & s mous team of radio entertainers, less well known as Freeman J. Gos- il F % 2 : G ( den (left) and Charles Correll, are shown as they left the executive offices on their Washington visit to attend the White House corre- SpondmlS' dlnner © Wide World Pho'os. JOEL GIBSON BaVE 9 months of age Sen of Mr. and Mrs Joel Davie, 1440 G St. S.E. Designed to travel 100 miles an hour. The Miss America VIII, in Art (the Great) Shires, at left, with a lesser Shires, his brother Len, " sdviinBisrattemnpt torbreals who.is a rookie at the New York G'iams' training camp. Art, who will which Gl;r wm,;’;‘:e:::o:, :‘ta:;i;::t;s:ch ',nfl' 7 pp & A Photos. continue at first base for the White Sox if he comes to terms, just the world’s speed i dropped in at the camp to see his brother perform. o Associated Press Photo