Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 80

THE SUNDAY Movie actors produce jazz strains for Vice President Dawes. Photo snapped at Cheyenne, Wyo., where the Vice President wit- nessed a Wild West performance and the making of a photoplay. “The Pony Express.” © Kadel & Herbert STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE TION—AUGUS Where the Potomac flows. A late afternoon photograph, showing the Arlington wireless towers in the kgrou Mrs. Gloria Gould Bish- op, youngest daughter of the late George Jay Gould, decorating her own theater in New York. All the officials and employes of the theater will be women. Wide World Photo Photograph by 1. Prig I Honolulu fish caught along the Georges Banks, Newfoundland. The finny monster, a moonfish, is a native of tne waters around Honolulu, and its capture in the North is somewhat of mystery. Photo taken at the Boston Fish Pier. Wide World Photo. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur inspecting transpacific flight plane at San Diego, Calif. @ P. & A. Photos Speaks at unveiling of monument to himself. John Frank Stevens enjoying the unusual honor of making the principal address when a monument to himself was unveiled at Sum- mit, Mont. Mr. Stevens, who is now 72 years old, discovered the Marais Pass, the lowest grade through the Rocky Moun- tains in that territory which is now Glacier National Park. © P. & A. Photox “Jimmie” Cox and “Connie” Vanderbilt (at left), pub- lishers of newspapers, meet at Asheville, N. C., for a confer- ence. At right, John Murrell, Florida attorney, and James M, Cox, Jr. Wide World Photo