Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 93

Secretary of the Navy Denby and staff inspecting the marines, one of the features of the Navy day celebration in Washington. At the statue of John Paul Jones, Secretary Denby, who is walking on crutches, placed a wreath and delivered an address. At left of the Secretary, Admiral Eberle, and at right, Gen. Lejeune, commandant of the marines. National Photo. y e ! - - S— B Mrs. .Coulidge at the NaYY'Pfi"53t°" game A thrilling moment in the Navy-Princeton game, which ended in a score of 3—3, each team making in Baltimore. Sh? occupied a box of the a field goal. The photo shows Beattie, Princeton fullback, making a twenty-six-yard gain to the Navy's Navy sidc of the big stadium. 14-yard line. © P & A Photos. RBATY & Fu Many old officers of the ex-kaiser’s army have joined Hittler’s fascisti Food riots in Berlin. A mob attempted to storm the Berlin Exchange, regiments. E and the police, in the photograph, are attempting to protect the shops in thrown by the girls of Beyreuth. Frederichstrasse, one of. the principal business sections of the city. D) & AL Plotes. The soldiers carry in their belts or on their helmets flowers News, A familiar figure at all foot ball games in which the Naval Academy takes a part. The Navy's goat has prevented many a defeat and brought many a victory to the academy, accord- ing to the Middies. Photo taken at the Navy-Princeton game. ; Mrs. Elizabeth Deters of Minneapolis, the T8 AL Pt champion woman hunter of Minnesota. She carries the legal number of ducks, thirty, and a number of squirrels—a single . I day’s bag. b &AL Plotos.