Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1924, Page 92

THE SUNDAY NTAR, WASHINGTON, A new photograph of Queen Marie of Rumania, who is now in London. Accord- ing to the latest London go Queen , Unveiling memorial at Hull, Marie may become the mother-in-law of 5 - 2 England, to the British and the Prince of Wales, i o B S ‘ g X Comech, American airmen who lost SRR - s K5 o i S their lives in the R-38 disaster on August 24, 1921. The me- morial, which is located in the This flapper carries her Western cemetery, at Hull, was mirror in her hair. She is erected by the royal air force a daughter of the chief of and relatives of the men who a Samoan tribe, dressed lost their lives. . for a ceremonial dance on e vt ' the village gree — There is one big difference in English and American racing, for the English crowd all the horses possible into a race. Here—in the running of the Manton T-Y Plate, at Newbury—are twenty-seven thoroughbreds. all trying to get out in front. Kelvin Vanderlip, son of Frank A. Vanderlip, accord- ing to his father’s instructions, “must create with labor.” This eleven-year- old boy is being 4§ | taught to handle a America's nautical milestone, discovered sy ¥ | e lathe, circular saw on the spicy island of Zanzibar by a sailor 3 : and carpenter tools from the U. S. S. Concord. The stone e on the family estate gives the distance to London as 8,064 at S‘carbcrough, miles. c S TOIONE el oy UL N asy sl Mivio. At the funeral of Charles F. Murphy, former leader of Tammany Hall, in New York. The service took place at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, thousands attending. At left, Gov. Smith. At right, Mayor Hylan of New York. Fuderwond & Uniderwond Wi This gidnt fish, the largest gray ha ibut ever taken Jacksonville, Fla, produces a queen of Showing that the camera is faster than the eye. fromArvr::?'C:; at:(ela::m;grgLé:l;iiytr;;sfg::‘aizli‘go'r:z into Boston, was caught near the Foston light by beauty. She is Miss Frances Burrows, who Johhny Hunter of the University ff Southern Cali~ gown carried by the head guard is valued at $11,000 Sam Scola, photographed with the fish. Young Sam ruied as queen of the April Follies, the closing fornia base ball team misjudges a “hopper,” but the and is worn by Lenita Lane in “The Flame of Love,” almost lost his life in landing the monster. AT event of the social season in ][:-?c‘lf‘sor:v\llllf“‘ eye of the camera caught the ball on Jo“l-xl‘xll'n\"s 'c}‘lfisl( produced in New York. O Underwand & Cnderwosd.