Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 109

GRAPHIC SECTION Bhe %um‘lay Star - WASHINGTON, D. C.. —MARCH 14, 1926. \ 5 “Old Ironsides” to sail the seas again. The historic frigate Constitution will again unfurl her sails to the ocean breeze, according to the latest plans of the Navy Department. It is intended to send the old vessel along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and up the Mississippi River in order that the school children, who have con- tributed their pennies toward her restoration, may see her. This reproduction is from a painting by the late C. Myron Clark of Boston. By Atlas Photo Serviee Mexico City police guard- ing automobile . which carries § hR ockf e]le'l; foreign - born ¥ i threesome. Catholicpriests \ a Miss Gladys to police head- Selick of Glen- quarters. The ridge, N. ]J., plays golf in priests were Florida with I 2 ater expelled John D. and from the coun- {55 don aceoint 5 Gen. Adelbert of the Catholic . e N, Church refus- ¢ ; ing to register church lands. World Wide Photo. It is now a The United States submaririe V-1, which was submerged 200 feet off New London, Conn.,, March 5 in a test. The great sub has six torped Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the one fi,,'gfn:h gg::s fl",‘: United States Supreme Court celebrates 341 feet long and car- The Naval Academy’s fencing team, which recently defeated Syracuse his £5th birthday. He has served 24 years ries 7 officers and 84 University by a score of 16 to 3. on the Supreme Court bench. men. @ Undet od & Unde ood. @ Underwo nderw ©P. & A. Photos. ©P. & A Photos.