Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 99

e e @he Sundiy Star, 5 o : IN TWO PARTS e WASHINGTON, D. C.—NOVEMBER 8, 1925, 4 . ¥ Members of the Italian Debt Commission placing a wreath upon the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery last Monday. The commission is headed by Finance Minister Count Volpi, who, in the photo- graph, is placing the wreath. Harold “Red” Grange, the “Galloping Ghost of Illinois.” Ahmad Kajar, the Shah of Per- He is declared by foot ball ex- sia, who hashbeen depose[d b The Ci Al ire, th idea irpl perts to be the greatest foot g 1 i lice Wright result of the charge that hefavored _The Cierva Autogire, the newest idea in airplanes, ball carrier of all time, and it Manrr:léilnzrl?teei Cozuficrhlall‘?v;{er:, fI:;r;ex:r);xn:: l‘\\d;nn, wh%se the fashionable resorts of Eu- which has startled England. The plane, in several was due to his work that Il- man-i:;ge took place a week ago yesterday in the Church of the rope much more than his duties as test flights, rose almost straight from the ground. linois defeated Penn by the (Cgvenant. head of a nation. However, it was badly smashed in a recent tumble cverwhelming score Df 24 to 2. Underwood & Underwood DR /& A BRIt from Gl hlgh' Wide World Photo The unveiling of the San Martin statue in Judiciary Square on October 28. President Coolidge delivered the address . of acceptance, the statue having been presented by the Argentine government through Ambassador Hong:‘l)?” l:‘uley\rr:dg? ;