Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1923, Page 13

ing Col, Jacoly Ruppert, president ot Aoy etk \'mrluul mval enntest for tha warl CAPT. RICKENBACKER AND WIFE .. The former ace-of the American Expeditionary Force and Mrs. Rickenbacker sailed yester- day aboard the steamship Berengaria for Europe, where Capt. “Eddie” plans to make a thorough study of foreign automobiles. Wide World, Photo, ar of base ball,” congratulat- eam, on.winning the pennant this ball championship. ight by Kerstone. Lucrezia Bori, lyric soprano prima etropolifan” Opera Company, who arrived in New York y terda) after spending the summer in Europe. Copyright ¥y- Underwood & Underwood. ONE OF THE NEW GERMAN THRILLERS. The motor cycle leap is the newest sensation with‘a circus in Germany. The performer makes hi does.not.touch-one-of them in-his.. -peedm; machine hardle three m—elched out_human beings, and.he Wide.World Photo, - PLAYING FOR THE NATION'S RADIO FANS. Truck at left upon which is mounted the apparatus which the Telephone Company uses in broudcasting concerts of the Marine Band. Photograph taken at one of the regular concerts of the famous musical organization at Marine barracks. Photo by Tenchert & Flack “DADDY OF ALL THE CADDIES.” Joe Hogan is always on hand at a big golf tournament, and he has been carrying bags for golfers for the past thirty years. Photo taken at the professional tourney now going-on at the Pelham Country Club, Pelbam, N TAKES UP NEW WORK. Clyde W. Warburton, recently appointed by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace as director of extension work of the department. ‘Mr. Warburton took his new post yesterday. Natioval Photo TOURING EUROQPE IN CARAVAN. Miss Margaret Namara, Americati opera singer, has spent the summer touring Earope with ‘amotor d in her leather s caravan. The mhoto shows Miss Namara du.“;n ‘1:’ ‘elr"ln.‘ ;; uff. representati of Bolivia in the United S rdo Jaime Freyre, newly appointed Vi Jaime and Y lando. Photograph taken at the legation yesterday. ‘Walter Hauser, representative of the Egyptian department of the Metro- politan Museum, New York, who sailed ‘yesterday as an official wit- ness to the reopening of King Tutankhamen’s tomb. Wide World Photo ant of the lifornia A "Bi‘?AR" OF A WRESTLING MATCH. Wrestling with a forest is no easy sort of training. horty” Wagner, a wrestler, keeps in trim by this form of exercis Coprright by Kadel & Herbert VE BURIAL SERVICE AT, QEA Bllhov Davies of - Massachusetts' readling the burial setviee over IMPR!?SK es of Capt. Matheson of the Cunard Tine, who expressed “a wish that he be buried at sea. The ud. mk place aboard llae numh-p Frnnconu. Wide World Paote.