Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1923, Page 14

| THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE FIGHTING IN A CLINCH. Firpo and Dempsey hanging to each other in the first round of the championship fight, with Dempsey blocking one of Firpo's heavy blows. Copsright by P. & A. T AGAINST THE ROPES. Dempsey forcing Firpa nst the ropes in the first round of the fight. Th picture was snapped just a few seconds before Firpo sent the champion through the ropes with his right. Coprright by P& A. Photos. FIRPO TAKING THE COUNT IN SECOND RO ND OF BATTLE. This photograph shows the big heavyweight from the Argentine just after he had been counted out. Jack Dempsey’s terrific punch to the j#w ended the fight by sending Firpo to the mat for the count. Copsright by P. & A. Photos. KEEPS DIME NOVELS IN HIS SAFE. Dr. Frank O'Brien of New York is a collector of the old-fashioned dime novels, and his valnable collection is kept in a strong box. His 2,500 “thrillers” will scon be . placed on exhibition. CopyPight by Baderwood & Tnderwood . FIRPO TRYING TOQ REGAIN HIS FEET. The challenger attempts o i % 2 A to return to battle after Dempsey’s blow to his jaw. The photograph DANCER ATTENDS HORSE SHOW. Irene Castle Tremain, dancer, at shows the champion in a neutral corner affer the Argenting giant the New York State Fair horse show, Syracuse, where she rode the went to’ihe ‘elitvas, Copyeight by P. & . Fhetos Tremain horses. Goodwin Bradley and Miss Belle Beach, with Mrs. Tremain. Wide World Photo. RUSHING SUPPLIES TO THE JAPANESE. Loading the S. S. President Jackson at Seattle, Wash., with supplies for Japan. The ship will carry thirty thousand sacks of flour, seven thousand tons of other foodstuffs and two hundred tons of medical supplies for the victims of the earth- quake, fire and tidal wave. THE FIRST WOMAN IN LINE. Mrs. R. B. Zinser of New York WHERE RADIO NEWS CAME, FROM. 'Broadcasting apparatus at the was. the first- woman in line at the Polo Grounds to obtain general New York Polo Gronnds. From this point the news of the champion- admission tickets for the championship battle. She took her post at ship battle was sent all over the world, hundreds of thousands of 7 d 7 o'clock yesterday morning and was in line twelve hours, persons “listening in.” Copyright by Miller Service. Copyright by Miller Service. Dr. Wilhelm Cuno, former chan- cellor of Germany, who arrived in New. York yesterday. It is claimed that his mission in this < - : 5 T T country has no_political signifi- “SWORDS INTO PLOW SHARES” ALONG THE POTOMAC. This photograph was taken yesterday during farming operations along the historic cance, but that he is planning a PRESIDENT’S AIDES ON THE BRIDLE PATH. C. Bascom Slemp, secretary to President Coolidge, and Potomac. Old French tanks are doing the work of horses and modern tractors. The claim is made that one tank takes the place of twenty survey of shipping conditions, Dr. Joel T. Boone, the President’s physman, riding through Potomac Park yesterday afternoon. horses, 2 ¥ e National Photo, cwyrllh! by Keystone. National Phote,