Position is everything in life", anyway its a lot in the life of John Reynolds better known as the "human fly". He is shown doing his stuff on the flag pole of the Times-Herald Bldg. Wash ington D.C.

The "Human fly" otherwise known as John Reynolds giving an exhibition of his skill on the roof of the Times-Herald Bldg. Wash ington D.C.

Harry Kahne, mental marvel and daredevil from Keiths Theatre, amuses the cross word puzzle fans as he works a puzzle backwards, while being hung from the top of one of Washington's tall office buildings

Tarzan paints the Senate flagpole. Washington, D.C., July 11. There comes a time each year when things around Capitol Hill need a bit of fresh paint, flagpoles no exception. Here is the flagpole over the Senate Office Building getting its new paint job, curiously enough, from a steeple-jack named Ta

REYNOLDS, J., PERFORMING ACROBATIC AND BALANCING ACTS ON HIGH CORNICE ABOVE 9TH STREET, N.W.

F St. from 14th Washington, D.C. Date Created/Published: 1924 Medium:; 4 x 5 in. or smaller.

It wont be long now. Old Glory is hoisted at. Capitol building once more as December 1 arrive. days remain before the opening of Congress and. ing of gavels at the extreme ends of this world famous structure

Largest Old Glory placed on U.S. Capitol for flag exercises. An unusual view of the largest American flag in the world as it was displayed across the front of the United States Capitol where flag exercises were conducted by the United States Flag Association. The flag is 160 feet in length and 90 fe

Raising the "No more war" banner over the headquarters of the Council for Limitation of Armaments in Wash., D.C. *Abstract/medium:; image 10 x 12 cm, sheet 39 x 48 cm.