Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 89

WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 30, 1923. The world's largestdirigible, the ZR-1, flying over the Lin- coln Memorial during the craft’s visit to the Capital Photograph made from the Washington Monument. - —_———— The youngest university student, Moses Finklestein. eleven years old who is attending Syracuse Univer- Peace where battles once raged, An impressive scene at monu- ment on site of the first engagement of the British troops at Hill 60. in France. Rev. G. H. Woolley, V. C., M. C., conducting services in memory of the dead heroes of Queen Victoria's Rifles. Former King and Queen of Portugal attend a wedding in Paris. The ceremony united Count Bruno d’Harcourt and Princess Isabella of Orleans, daughter of the Duc de Guise, pretender to the French throne. Former King Emmanuel at right. © Underwood & Underwe The English say he is the greatest jockey in the world. But how will he behave when he meets America’s crack “pig- skin artists.” Steve Donoghue won the English derby for three successive years, and he will ride Papyrus when the latter meets a selected Amer- ican thoroughbred. © Underwond & A para- chute over the Poto- mac. An incident of the aerial circus at Bolling Field last Sunday afternoon. Perfect parachute drops were made from an airplane traveling at a high rate z‘>f speed. President Millerand of France at his desk in the French “White House” which was once the palace of a king. The historic old Chateau of R a mbouil- let is used as the sum- mer home Latest photograph of the Duke and Duchess of York. The picture was taken on the grounds of Balmoral Castle, Scotland, where the pair are spending a few weeks. The, duke is the second son of the King and Queen of England. D & A Photo. A thriller for spectators of the aerial stunts by Army air service at Bolling Field last Sunday. One of the flying men jumped from a speeding airplane. When near the ground, he let out another para- chute, the two steadying his descent and resulting in a perfect landing on the field. Ary Air Service Photo.