Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1929, Page 96

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21. 1929, Turning out in style for the Middleburg, Va., steeplechase and country meet. Admiral Cary T. Grayson and others riding in a tally-ho driven by W. P. Hulbert of Middleburg. i © Associated Press Photos. = Spring contrasts in a land of scenic wonders. o B : T i Standing in a flowering field in the village of Engadine, The “ghost” of a sunken schooner. After being rammed and - ~+ - in the Alpine valley of Switzerland, one sees the great sunk by the destroyer Childs off the Carolina coast recently, the snow-clad Alps in the background of a glassy lake schooner A. Ernest Mills came to the top again when her salt and evergreen forests. © Underwood & Underwood. cargo dissolved. Naval officers are seen on the hulk. © P. & A. Photos. A Mexican senora helps the revolutionary cause by using a rifle on the firing line. Many wives of rebel soldiers are accompanying them in the campaign. (DSOS ETNe (EROLe. Can this be the year 1929? Plenty of rickshaws but not an automobile in sight here on one of the main thoroughfares in the native quarter of Peking, China. Cloto i be - Lo e 0 The glitter of the Middle Ages survives at the Court of St. James. And crowds turn out to see the Yeomen lA hlgsl:-tumgte::ugu:;: \.v]eardthsewl:;. s:::': f,',:‘{olfl"",gf of the Guard as they march to Westminster Abbey for the ancient Maundy Money Service and distribution of the :‘::;:g:"recahy "2 Underwood & Underwood. King’s Maundy Money. © Asssciated Press Phoco.