Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1925, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Bud Sherer of Toledo, Ohio, a keeper in the Toledo zoo, so t Gridiron stars of Notre Dame and Stan- ford universities be- : ing cheered by the The smallest piece of property on a prominent thoroughfare, rooters at Pasadena, which has never been dedicated to public use. The triangle is lo- Calif., on New Year cated on Christopher street, New York, and when a survey was made day. many years ago the property was not taken over by the city. It re- ® Underwood & Undeérwgod mains today in the possession of the original owner. At left: Paris opera President Coolidge and the adopts rhythmic danc- United Daughters of 1812 cele- 4 ing, doing away with brating the anniversary of the the old-style toe danc- battle of New Orleans at the 3 . ing. This is Mlle. statue of Andrew Jackson in | 3 % : » Fromentin, star of the Lafayette Square. The photo- . ; # 2 opera dancers, who graph was taken immediately oo : leads the new group. after the President placed a SRRNRLS e wreath upon the statue. National Phote B : . e = Up he goes! Adelbert D. Carm the ]l"or:"u(r":\lor:; i'ouléRB;;;m% ad: ueg.}.“e;vc" t}xe latcNGeorge E";:dl'_i'“ An interior view of the new million-dollar chapel of Stanford University, near San Francisco, Calif. University gof Wisconsin winning e e o Ll s o g - The panels and mosaics were done in Italy and Italian artists were brought to this country to install Foch trophy with his ski jump at thd ;:;e:ga}:)‘olmrs‘ Bishop has given up society and is conducting a danc- them. The chapel dominates the inner quadrangle of the university. ate meet, Lake Placid, N. Y. ) By California News Photo Serviee. ® Underwood & Underwoud