Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1931, Page 101

—GRAVURE SECTION—MAY 17, 1931. Riding for a fall! Lute Palmer, Colorado cowboy, has ridden some mean bronchos in his time, but he didn’t stay on this one long in the Hoot Gibson Rodeo at Saugus, Calif. Wide World Photos. Dirigibles may come, but Jerusalem changes little. A contrast of the ancient and modern as the Graf Zeppelin passes over the biblical city. The nose of the great airship is just over the Mosque of Omar. © Underwood & Underwood. Dirigible comes to grief in fog. Seven members of the crew had a narrow escape from injury when this Army dirigible bumped into the ground while flying in a foggy night over Ship Point, near Chesapeake Bay. © Associated Press Photo. A. C. Bostwick's Mate, with George Ellis up, before the judges’ stand after winning the $48,000 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico,_ The 3-year-old’s slashing victory at Pimlico caused his entry in the Kentucky Derby. Associated Press Photo. SPECIALIST 1080 Connecticut Ave. (M. 2). Enjoying the horse show. Former Repre- Permanent \ o > 2 t Wave sentative Ruth Hanna I J 1 Sl McCormick watching ‘ A'\DX AN E Spectalist her daughter ride in the | Permanents Preece Riding School’s | Expert Re-Waving of Old annual show. i We Have Recently SlO,M) Requires No [, HEAVY EYES : We Have Nothir T ‘Y P mean tired eyes. Tired eyes_can- | 2 not be rested and be strained at the W e o same time. The right kind of glasses do won- W ¢ Shampe A 5 . % . ders for heavy eyes. They relieve | Are the jockeys going jobless? Racing horses without e eI Char them is the novel idea of a riding instructor, who is about to “Good glasses—accurately fitted” I'el. Na. 6132 open a “season” of it at the Greyhound Track in Mexico City. ROSE OPTICAL CO. 1304 I St A. P. Photo. 00 A tip for the fashion followers in tennis. L:_iura La Plante, reen star, wears the red and white pajamalike costume of rkish toweling. Also smart for the beach. Associated Press Photo Associated Press Photo. D. L. ROSE, Optometrist 7 G Street N.W. 5