Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—MAY 24 1925 e An unusual action photograph taken during the fifth annual interscho- lastic meet at Schenectady, N. Y., recently. The jumper took the bar at a height of 5 feet and 11 inches. o P & A Photos “Mother Love,” a marble group by Emil Fuchs, which was exhibited in New York for the first time on Mother's day. The group was completed in Rome in 1896. By United News Pict Mystery boat wrecked at Rockaway, near New York. Coast guardsmen took charge of the wreck, but they have discovered very little concerning the vessel and how it was caught on the rocks. By United News Pictures M. Kopp (center), the new bol- shevik Ambacsador to Japan. Photo snapped when the Russian arrived at the station in Tokio, where he was given quite a greet- ing. By United News Piotures | 2N Mme. Jeanne Benedict, formerly of the Comedie Francaise, Paris, # d once a pupil of Sarah Bern- United States naval officers studying war problems aboard 2 = ERE « ship in the Pacific. The officers are taking part in the Hawaiian : . Ruth Peter, dramatic so- l’\l;/rdt}; s wxll" ol o maneuvers Henriette Le Me- ’ prano prima donna, with “The ashingtonians” in Victor Her.j Washingtonians,” May 27, 28 bert’s comic opera, “Sweethearts, and 29. at the Community Center, Central BRote it Tivols St High School, May 27, 28 and 29. Photo by Tivel Stu P & A Photos nager, coloratura so- prano, with “The Washingtonians” in “Sweethearts.” Frank Moulan, a member of Roxy’s “Gang,” will also take part in the local production. Photo by Tivoli Studio A peculiar Siamese musical instrument which is being prepared 5 S Communists must e for exhibition at the National Museum. The instrument is known the :P:rl;e:dl?aangd::m ;:Z?E;r'a;heséke: during a Maywdeay Balloon tires for the bicycle, The vehicle was a feature of as a circular xylophone. S e Tandon. the “Safety day” parade in New York. Dkatelve Hetery 9 Uuderwood & Underwuud