Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1921, Page 59

p ™N GRAPHIC 0 g ' SECTION |[K WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUS A remarkably clear view of the new Key bridge, being constructed over the Potomac at Georgetown, with Georgetown University at upper right. The pic. _ture was taken from the air by the Bolling Field photographic section of the Army air service. Lenin orating in the “Red square” at Moscow, f: th Razin was exec::fed. This and (lc\le accompanying pho:;ng::;ha:vereet:kpzr: d:l:lel:; ) ” 4 Trotsky putting his hand on the shoulder of the German Sax, who criticised the meeting of the Third Internationale and are the first pictures to be taken = Lenin. American and English delegates who attended the Third Internationale freely in soviet Russia to reach this country. e tiecalal Syndicates at Moscow can be seen in the background. Hernld Sun Xendicat ernld Sun Nendicats- Woman tennis wizard arrives in America. Mlle. Suzanne Len- glen of France, world champion, here for an extended tour. Photo- graph taken on S. S. Paris at the dock in New York. International Film Service. Irene Webster, a fair Wash- ington bather, enjoying a few puffs Tremendous fire in the oil fields at Tampico, Mexico, which caused a greater U. S. S. Nantucket, manned by Massachusetts boys off on a traming cruise, while floating down the Potomac in i i anchors in the Potomac off the Speedway to give the embryo salts a glimpse at na e lCble it :::‘ fl‘ahr::s"v?hi::‘}l:c?lefl::;e\:ln :"‘"::;gm g'l;:“hf:"“‘?c. Pl unable to cope with the capital. Natiooa! Photo Co. % i ©Burten Holmes. Keystone Yiew Co, 1. Pridgfon. staff photographer.