Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1925, Page 61

The Sundmy Star, WASHINGTON. D. C.— SEPTEMBER 6, 1925 “he National Capital's “Front Door.” An unusual photograph, taken last Monday, show- ing wne Union Station, the Washington Post Office, the upper part of the Government Print- ing Office and the Columbus Monument. Hiscrl St The President and Mrs. Coolidge at Plymouth, where the Pilgrims landed. Photograph taken during one of their recent Summer trips from White Court, the Summer White House, at Swampscott, Mass. DP. & A. Service. Anthracite miners go on strike, but great mountains of coal await distribution. The picture shows some of the coal already mined near Scranton, Pa. Regular shipments, accord- ing to mine authorities, will continue for some time. OP. & A. Service Miss Irene Hesenius, 17, winner ; of the 12-mile swimming race from 2 Bust of the late President Harding is unveiled at the National Elks’ Home, Charleston to Boston Light. She The Prince of Wales (center), greeted by the President of Uruguay upon his arrival Bedford, Va. Gov. Trinkle of Virginia stands third from left. el established the first New England in Montevideo. The photograph shows a reviewing stand, from which the honored guest A. A. U. record for long-distance witnessed a parade. @Underwood & Underwood swimming, her time being 7 hours and 9 minutes. ©Underwood & Underwood