Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1929, Page 103

- The Sty Shar . WASHINGTON, D. C.—APRIL 21, 1929. A steel fortress driving through the sea at full speed. An unusual picture of H. M. S. Renown, one of Great Britain’s mightiest war- ships, engaged in recent fleet maneuvers in the Mediterranean. © Underwood & Underwood. Not quite! Maj. E. B. Lyman of Fort Benning, Ga., i iy 2 All ages are eligi- just tops the bar in % 4 4 8 ble fox;g servicelgin this jump on Mid- | f the Mexican rebel dleburg at the Au- > army. The lad in gusta Horse Show. - the center of this A flagship unfurls its “alphabet” to the breeze. The myriad But he won first | = P 3 . S i 3 o & . A o P. P ’ typical group is signal flags of the U. S. S. Pittsburgh being aired while the flag BEcel ; only 14 years old. ship of the Asiatic fleet is in dry dock at Olongapo, P. I. © P. & A. Photos. © P. & A. Photos. . : Al Pinehurst, - HEL G— . . little game of broom polo on the Pinehurs i " An interesting religious festival on the outskirts of London, England. Mohammedans are seen . T . C, 5 f h L - ¢ : b 2 2hithy S0 R SR 0 G c?:,p.r::?.‘r:vm: ~ L at prayer during the Ed al Fitre, or Festival of Fast Breaking. © P. & A. Photos. were compelled to ride mules.