Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1925, Page 95

"—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 30, 1925 Little daughter of Representative and : Mrs. Hamilton Fish 4% wins first prize in the Newburgh, N. Y., baby show. Elizabeth Stuy- vesant Fish headed her mer Mackinac, upon which scores of passengers lost their special division of aws crowds of curious persons at Newport, R. I., wharf. babies and was de- explosion aboard the boat resulted in deaths of passen- clared the “second best o encountered the escaping steam. child of the show.” Wide World Photo Underwood & Underwood . . =4 i iy e’ Miss Mabel Strick- rodeo relay Her jumping fom one horse to an- ther enabled her to in the race. P. & A. Photos ; Winter apparel. At ght, a costume made © Kadel & Herbert T, e Y Mrs. Rudolph Valentino, sometimes known as Natacha Ram- bova, who has startled the movie colony with the announcement that she and Rudolph have agreed to separate—a “friendly sepa- ration, although they may meet, eat and dance together.” By Acme Photos. An airplane view of the strangely constructed Vridslgselille Prison, near Copenhagen, Denmark. A. F. Starr and L. H. Ford, avia- tion riggers of the Navy, photograph- ed a few minutes after they had made parachute jumps from the big dirig- ible Shenandoah at Lakehurst, N. J. They give instruc- tion in parachute jumping at the Lakehurst Field ) C & A Photos The “spokes” of the “wheels” are exercise yards for the various groups of prisoners. Wide World Photo. King Neptune and his court in charge of the ship when it crosses the equator. Here is the “Royal Barber” shaving a passen- ger who is crossing the imaginary line for the first time. Underwood & Underwood Margaret French Cresson. daughter of Daniel Chester French, and one of the pieces which she is exhibiting in the seventeenth annual Stock- bridge, Mass., art exhibit. The exhibition is open to artists and sculptors who have at any time worked in the Berkshire hills or vicinity. The statue of Lincoln in the memorial is the work of Daniel Chester French. Frderwomd & Tnderwood Princess Asaka, sister of Prince-Regent Ibirohito of Japan, a from Paris with her husband (‘eft). The latter is traveling incognito as Count Asa, and the couple, will tour Scandinavia. Using a new height finder in anti-aircraft firing test. The telemeter, tried out by the Coast Artillery Corps at Rockaway, N. Y., is used in night firing with 3-inch anti-aircraft guns. P. & A Photos arriving at Stockholm, Sweden, P. & A Photox