Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1926, Page 88

Sixty-foot whale, caught off Catalina Island, used as a fishing wharf ster of the deep was killed by the crew of the Norwegian whaler col\l“l'“ LR Vide orld oto. Secretary of Labor Davis leads in the 50-yard dash at Mooseheart, Ill. His opponents in the event, which was staged as a feature attraction ot the Moose celebration of the Fourth of July, were Ropresentative Zihlman of Maryland (left) and Judge E. J. Henning (right). THE SUNDAY STAR. New British air liner attains a speed of 110 miles an hour. The great plane has a crew of 30 men and is operated by three engines. The latter fact is claimed to do away with the “forced landing” if one engine fails to function. The plane carries 20 passengers and baggage. National Photo. Marine guard at the Summer White House. The Ma- rines have estab- lished their camp in the woods near Osgood Lake. @ P. & A. Photos. Chess champions of the world com- pete in Pan-Ameri- can tournament at L ake Hopatcong, N. Y. Seated, at left, Jose Capa- blanca, world champion. At - right, F. J. Mar- shall, champion of the United States. ® Underwoml & Underwood. Wide World Photo. The WASHINGTOX President and Mrs. good Lake, N. Y. The phot spection. The pretty girls usually get a ride. Photograph snapped during New York's subway strike. @®P. & A. Photos The first day at West Point. Two lines of recruits receiving their first drill instructions at the Military Acad- emy. And the first day is always hardest for the youn% ‘l’oldier. . & A. Photos, * Lucien W. Powell, dean of Washing- ton artists, who has painted pic- tures in and around the Capital for the past 57 years. Mr. Powell's work is known all over the - world. : Washington Star Photo, Lieut. Comdr. difficult salvage feat raised the submarih vessel to the Brookl The Infanta' Gonzalo, son of the .examinations after the first year in t