Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1929, Page 128

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 29, 1929. Mayor Walker of New York drops in for the foot ball practice at West Point. He is chown with Maj. Gen. William Smith, superintendent of the Military Academy; “Biff” Jones, coach of the Army team, who hails from Washington, and the famed “Red” Cagle (at right), captain and star back of the team. S e Bl Good-by to the Rhineland! English Tommies in an expressive demonstration of how they feel about leaving the occupied territory in Germany. The corporal, with his wife and baby, is lucky enough to be going home a little ahead of the others. e el BN RS Paternal interest. Numa, the lion film star, meets his young- est son, Zeppelin, born on the day of the Graf Zeppelin's arrival at Los Angeles on its way around the world. Mrs. Charles Gay holds the cub. Jimmy Johnston, St. Paul’s elusive golf hero, is finally cap- tured! After avoiding the city's &P & A Pticice tribute for some time, the ama- teur golf champion is shown here receiving plenty of it. The Fall season is on at Havre de Grace. This shows Audax winning by a nose from Skirl on the opening day at the Maryland track. © Assoclated Press Photo. A delightful flight! Ramsay MacDonald, the British pre- It really happened! Ted Birkett of the Rovermead Club of Ot- Another Pullman of the air crashes. The four passengers and two pilots mier, and his dgughter.. Ishbel, shaking hands with the pilot . tawa, Canada, believes in playing the ball “as it lies.” This one hung had a lucky escape from injury when this tri-motored Fokker plane cracked of the plane which carried them from Paris to London on re- in a pine branch and he used a stepladder for the shot. Wide World Photos. up in making a landing near San Pedro, Calif. CIENGATESS: turning from Geneva. D Herbert Photos.