Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1928, Page 96

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION - FEBRUARY 12, 1928, Adenh 7 %////KH R RTINS IN ANCIENT KOREA ] | A native wayfarer among the dwellings of a typical Korean village. The curious basket device is used for carrying produce of all kinds. The Temple of Heaven, an ancient monument at Seoul, with a background of jagged hills that almost surround the capital of the old kingdom, now under Japanese rule. A Korean water carrier uses gasoline cans of Western manufacture for his water vessels. One of the old streets in Seoul, showing the open sewage system, which is being done away with in the modernizing of the city by the Japanese. Looking through the South Gate of Seoul Looking over the straw roofs of a4 Korean village, show gt s A Korean buy who has been be 3 ’l"y nush ruon _— vierhied 1o il by s parents PHISHING - "l' sarance of the I he svrg b Yo oantonn I L o houses vhie world he is enpaped Main sticet and some ot the httle dwellers i a Korean village