Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1926, Page 117

WASHINGTON, D. C. GRAPHIC SECTION DECEMBER 19, 1926 IN TWO PARTS—PART 2 —r— S WL % — S — - aP ANTA Va4 .wa - m O e =Y, e The . S. S Memphis, flagship of American naval forces in European waters, passes un- der the Levensau Bridge as she steams up the Kiel Canal. Underwood & Underwood d 'A scene i_n Hankow, China, where foreigners now face a critical situation growing out of the factional warfare. Photo taken from the Municipal Council Building, showing a stretch of bund. © Underwood & Underwood Fair sharpshooters of the Maryland University rifle team practice for their matches this Winter. Left to right: Elizabeth Garber, Helen Beyerle, Alma Exesser and Hazel Kreider. Lol Gl bl These two young ladies, Alberta Hoppe of . A Iowa and Janet Rushing of Mississippi, were e SBUhaen SR S e 0 i The pet robin of this G. A. R. veteran is charmed chosen as the healthiest girls in the health ml:: ‘: ;heTZIe%feld musiCRlicomEdy S E Gy i whicn : X g by the notes that float from the flute. contest at the International Live Stock Expo- opens here Tuesday. ; % i . : \ Cuderwond & Underwood sition at Chicago. il A daughter of the Navy sends the pigskin on a long flight. She is Gaile Beverly,daugh- ter of Comdr. Nelson H. Goss, U. S. N. She also does some high kicking as a stage dancer. O Wide World Photos These are not prisoners, but court stenographers and clerks behind the S imi i S i e in court . & ; 3 ; vt »the- chErallanmmal Cou}r‘( }:n b:ew \;T;\‘:mlt\osgjcd:n m;:a:c the pris- Some of Gotham's “finest,” all set to pursue the armed bandit or bootlegger in '.h.??,’.fl?fl ‘."T'.’"i"‘.’ e aatlhe hthaa{Z il B B & Chderwont motor cycles. A front piece with glass window raises up to protect the riders. oners’ pen to save s :