Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1923, Page 17

€., MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, AIRPLANE LANDS IN NEW YORK STREET. . Lient. Edwin A. Johnson landed his Sperry messenger plane on Riverside drive near 123d street, smashing only the right wing and propeller. The aviator was mot injured, but was taken in hand by a traffic policeman, Copyeight by Underwood & Underwood RECALLING SPORT QF ANOTHER DAY. Florence Easton, prima donna of the Metropélitan Opera Company, and Theodore Karle, tenor of the concert stage, put on a hoop-rolling contest on Riverside drive. Miss Easton, according to the judges, won by 400 yards. CLOSE-UP OF thoroughbr handicap. INGTON'S FAVORITE RACER. This picture of My Own, Admiral Grayson’s famous aken at Laurel Saturday afternoon after the horse had captured the $10,000 Maryland My Own covered the distance of a mile and a quarter in 2 minutes 2 3.5 seconds, National Photo. A star of the movies sees Giants and Yankees battle for base ball cham- pionship. She is Diana Allen, and she traveled all the way from Hol- Iywodd to see the world ceries. Copyright by Underwood & TUnderwood AMERICAN NURSE RECEIVES HONOR AWARD. Miss Evelyn Garnaud Smalley, an American Red Cross nurse, who gave distinguished service during the war, decorated by Gen. Gounad, military governor of Paris. She received the cross of the Legion of Honor for her aid to wounded French soldiers in the Champagne. Wide World Photo. Besley, quarterback of Maryland University and one of the outstanding stars The Maryland lads won the game by a score of 23 to 0, thereby winning the third National Photo. of the battle, making a gain after catching a forward pass. successive contest of the season. £ RESCUED CREW OF BARKENTINE JOHN S. EMERY OF BOSTON. pieces by heavy seas, the men climbed to the top of the deckhouse, where they spent several days before being rescued by the steamship Samland. When théir ship was being torr All boats, food and drinking water had been carried away. The rescued men were landed in New York_yesterda Copsright by Underwood & Underwood Baroness singer returns to America. Jeritza of the Metropolitan Opera Company, who in private life is Baroness Popper, back in Amer- ica after a summer in Europe. A A = Copyright by Paul Thompson. report has gone out that he is lame. But this photograph of Papyrus was taken at Belmont Park Satur- v, when the English horse was given a thorough workout with his stable mate, Bargold. Papyrus near- @it th canmees Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. TRYING TO SETTLE DIFFICULTIES. Allied commission to investigate alleged ‘ssassination of Gov. Tellini. Left to right: Col. Shibouya of Japan, Col. Lacombe of France, Col. Berazo of Italy and Maj. Harens of England. ‘Wide World Phote. ‘WATCHES CITY’S TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS. W. G. Cole, head of Wash- ington’s safety council, with the map by which he locates all traffic acci- dents. Red pins denote. fatal accidents, bine pins show the serious one: and black pine show minor cases, Oopyright by Underwood & Underwood. AMBASSADOR CHILD RETURNS. This photograph was taken yester- day, when the steamship Conte Verde landed in New York. United States Ambassador Richard Washburn Child, whose resignation was re- recently, angd his family, who will spend somre time in America. o Copyright by Underwood & Underawood. A ONE OF THE STARS OF SHOW. Miss Betty Byrne, prominent in Washington society, who takes the part of the bride in “The Fox Trot Wedding,” one of the features of the musical play, “Name It,” produced by Capital society and the diplomatic set. National Phote. €