Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1926, Page 102

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTONX, = S With only a slender rope between them and the hard ground 50 feet below. A quartet of slack-wire artists provide a thrill in this balancing stunt for a street crowd in Berlin, Ger- many. @P. & A. Photos, “Bucking the bull” the foot ball players of the National Farm School, at Doylestown, Pa., call this training stunt. They ought to be able to smash any line after a bit of this op- position. Admirers to place floral of Rudolph V mausoleum. of the late screen star come daily tributes at the final resting place alentino in the Hollywood, Calif., O Herbert Photos © Acme Photos The fish elevator is the latest device to enable fish to pass over dams and make their way up rivers to spawn. This elevator was re- cently installed on the Umpqua River, near Roseburg, Oreg. ® Wide World Photos D. C.—GRAVURE Crown Prince Umberto of Italy (at right) has tea in the gardens of the Ex- celsior Palace Hotel at Lido, with Marquis Sommi Picenardi. He seems to be the cynosure of feminine eyes. @ Underwood & Underwood. The Prince and Prin- cess Obolensky return to New York after a Summer in Europe. The princess is the for- mer Muriel Astor, sis- ter of Vincent Astor, heir to the Astor mil- lions. QP. & A. Photos. Marguerita Sylva, the noted Carmen of the opera stage, strikes an informal pose for her game of solitaire. Mme. Sylva has sung the title role in the Bizet opera more than 350 times. D Underwood & Underwood. SECTION—OCTOBER 24. 1926. The triplet grandnieces of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyd, on the porch of their home in Panama. | Their parents are quite sure that, left to right, they are Ellen Rolf, Mildred Stewart and Edith Bolling Boyd. Underwomt & Underwoond Much of the coal taken from English mines is still mined in this primitive fashion. A miner at Gwersylt, North Wales, being lowered by a manpower hoist for his underground shift. This method can still be used because the coal is only mined here to a shallow depth of 12 to 40 feet. Y Acme Photos