Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 91

e lg The Saumdawy Stae, o= SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.—FEBRUARY 15, 1 “And Spring Comes Slowly Up This Way.” Perhaps it was just the first faint promise of Summer “In the Dead Vast and Middle of the Night.” The completed portion of the Cathedral of SS. Peter days to come, but last Sunday was a’ “May day in Midwinter.” Photo taken at Public Lgalr‘a 2 and Paul, at Mount St. Alban, illuminated with flood lights from the ground. v & Ewing. ® Narrix & Ewing. ll Ashurst of Arizona, who will read Like a bit of Venice. George Washing- ton’s farewell ad- dress in the Senate @ Miller Rervice. tomorrow. = s © Miller ervlee, The gondola is a favorite mode of trans- portation around Miami, Fla,, especially where the waters are calm and peaceful. A living statuary group on the rim of Zion Canyon, 3,000 feet above the floor of Zion National Park, Utah. The big national park, equipped with motor and rail transportation, lodges and other conveniences, will be opened to the public May 15. 9 Underwond & Underwocd. % = A camera study taken at Villefranche, F 3 he French How the United States air mail flyer receives his night signals. The pivi ~ / Mt CDCTRRCHS, SFANCS, on'the: Treac 2 \ . iera. The two American sailors are following the moves of the Rowenites, or followers of “The Apostle of Doom,” Robert Reidt, kneeling in photograph shows the air mail station at Iowa City, Iowa, with the powerful 5 & ey prayer on Februa: S. S. Marblehead, which is entering the harbor at t. 6, when they expected t'.e end of the world. Reidt and his lights which are thrown upon the landing field. s g rbor at sunse followers live in gnt Patchogue, Long Island. Oficial Navy Photo, © Kadel & Terbert,