Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1926, Page 77

he Sundmy Staf WASHINGTON., D. C...—DECEMBER 26, 1926. The New York, flagship of the five giant amphibian planes of the Army’s pan-American flight squadron, is inspected by flight officers before the hop-off from Duncan Field, San An- tonio, Tex. Maj. H. A. Dargue, flight commander, stands at left, and Capt. H. B. McDaniel, executive officer, at right. OP A. Photos Enjoying some real Winter sport on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool last week. © P. & A. Phoios. Senora Corestes Fer- rara, wife of the new Cuban Ambassador, who recently arrived in Washington with her husband. © Henry Miller Photo. Fighting the early- morning fire last Sun- day which resulted in the injury of nine fire- men and destroyed the building at 1210 G street. Damage was estimated at upward of $150,000. © Washington Star Photo. Rum row prepares for New Year. The cameraman visits the famcus wet row off New York and snaps a rum schooner unloading “holiday cheer” into a rum runner for shipment ashore'. OP. & A. Photos According to the ancient custom. Miss Marie Saxon of the Broadway footlights has 4! miles of newsprint paper on which to indite her New Year resolutions—and it wasn't enough. CALE L B Winter decorates the Capitol grounds for a charming eve- ning vista. QP& A Photos