Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1929, Page 116

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 10, 1929 As it was when Columbus arrived. Taos, N. Mex., the oldest known inhabited Indian pueblo, where 500 Taos In- dians still live. Their forebears are supposed to have been living there when Columbus discovered America.» © Kabel. A group of Eskimo mothers and children of Labrador. They are shown with Miss Germaine Kellerman, photog- rapher of Capt. Robert Bartlett’s expedition to that country last Summer. The study at right shows an Eskimo maid enjoying her pipe. © Wide World Photos. Slim lines for speed. A bow view of the new German cruiser Leipzig as it was launched at Wilhelmshaven. The A naval upset! But it was all part of a blugjackets' dfill at the Brooklyn reputed high speed Pf the cruiser has aroused interest in Six weeks old! These pert little chow pups are being raised by Mrs. Grace W. New- Navy Yard, in which a lifeboat was upset and righted again. ° Wide World Photos. naval construction circles. O P. & A. Photoa. man of Washington.