Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1926, Page 53

GRAPHIC SECTION One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of The Signing of The Declaration of Independence Washiteton Star Photo Three killed when Cape Cod flyer crashes into wrecked train. The ac- cident took place near Kingston, R. I, witlt the “Cape Codder,” a fast passenger train, suffering the greatest injury. Wide World Photo. ————————— Washington's School Cadets start their Summer encamp- ment at Camp Sims, Congress Heights. One hundred of the boys are registered, and the photo shows a group at rifle practice. Washington Star Photo. The Sunfly Star WASHINGTON, D. C. - [ 4, 1926 The Channel will be crowded. Miss Eva Mor- rison of Revere, Mass., an- other American girl who will attempt to swim the English Channel this Sum- mer. She is in training at Revere Beach. Photo by Acme. GRAVURE SUPPLEMENT Suzanne-With-a-Temperament meets Queen Mary of England. But the French tennis champion kept the Queen waiting for an hour at the Wim- bledon tournament. King George, aguigil who also waited. Photo by Acme Spanish Catholic officials, Cardinal Casanova and Archbishop Calabarra, accompanied by the Spanish Ambassador, Don Juan Riano y Gayangos (right), at the White House. S