Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1923, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923. T}m ol of Rununu, is a happy litde fellow. Photograph taken recently by the court pho- tographer at Si WILL HE MANAGE THE WASHINGTON TEAM? The latest photograph of Eddie Collins, star second base- 1 ia. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood . man of the Chicago White Sox, who is mentioned for the position of manager with the local Americar League team. Photograph taken at Eddie’s Lansdowne, Pa., home. Copsr Keystone PROMINENT REPUBLICANS ATTENDING COMMITTEE MEETING. .I'Inv are now in “.\whmuun for Ilh .mnuul ession. Left to right: H. F. ean of New Jersey, Gov. Baxter of Maine, Sen: former Senator Coleman I J. T. Kine o (mmprlm Natioent Pt . : YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF RULERS. Latest picture of Princess AN ARMFUL OF TIGER CUBS. Mabel Stark of Bridgeport, Conn.. the Tlea st daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of world’s only woman tiger trainer, and three cubs, which were born in s reported that she may marry either Crown Prince LADY ASTOR “HECKLED” BY A BRITISH VOTER. _An incident of an electioneering trip by Lady Astor manager. for President Coolidge - - {he winter quarters of a circos ot Bridgeport. . . oo, Cberio'of Tty of King Bori of Bulgaria. through the stronghold of her opponent for parliament. However, Lady Astor was re-eleeted. was announced yesterday. Wide World National Photo William H. Hl_xller of Massachusett-. by Underwood & Underwood Princess Norina = Marchabello , of Ttaly, who arrived in New York yesterday. She came to play the part of the Madonna in the play. “The Miracle,” but she finds Lady Diana Manners rehearsing the illiam Ferguson Massey, premier of New Zealand, riding part. through the streets of Belfast hetween the ing and Queen of the Maoris,” after reunmg the degree Copyright by Underwood & Tnderwood. of doctor of laws from Queen's University. Wide World Phote: COLLEGE GIRLS OF WASHINGTON TAKE UP FENCING. Misses Marceline Grey and Phoebe Knappen, members of the George Washington University team, handle the foils like experts. National Photo. Chairman' Madden of the appropria- tions committee of the House, who UNDER THE THUNDERING FEE{ 2 ralted 46 the .;',:3;"”“' yelria i : : ] Ur VZATH, YET UNSCRATCHED: A rema napsh i to discuss the . Jockey F. B. Rees flat on the turf after a fall at Kempton Park, England. r?.‘.f‘".‘:,' g :‘.":.’fl MUl ERb. PRESIDES AT’ REPUBLICAN MEETING. Chairman John T. Adams OFF THE OLD BROWN DERBY. Al Jolson, once a Washington boy. lican national committee presiding at meeting in Washing- now appearing at one of the local theaters, demonstrates his skill and left pulled away from the fallen rider. Race horses rarely st ither fallen rider. f the repub) N g epcnw';-nen: 3 Underw:‘:eflon:znnfl. T e :.m ;;m,d.,_ National Phota. B with a driver, National Phote.