ECLIPSES FOR THE YEARIn the year 1925 there will be four eclipses, two of the Sun and two of the Moon.I. A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, January 24. Visible to the central and eastern parts of North America, the extreme northern part of South America, central and western Europe, and the northwestern part of Africa. The path of totality extends in a southeasterly direction from the northern part of Minnesota across the states of New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Occurring as follows:II. A PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, February 8. Visible to Europe, Africa and Asia. Also the beginning will be visible to western Australia and the ending to the eastern parts of North and South America. Occurring as follows:Eastern StandardIII. AN ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, July 20 21. Invisible to the United States. Visible to the eastern part of Australia and the South Pacific Ocean.IV. A PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, August 4. The beginning visible generally to North America except the northeastern part, western and southern SouthAmerica, Australia and the extreme northeastern part of Asia; the ending visible generally to Australia and the eastern part of Asia. Occurring as follows.FESTIVALS AND FASTS.MORNING STARS.MERCURY. About January 17, May 16, September 10 and December 31.VENUS. Until April 23.MARS. September 13 to the end of the year. JUPITER. Until July 10.SATURN. Until May 1 November 9 to the end of of the year.EVENING STARS.MERCURY. About March 30, July 28 and November 22.VENUS. April 23 to the end of the year. MARS. Until September 13. JUPITER. July 10 to the end of the year. SATURN. May 1 to November 9.