Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 14

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Every Fancy Shiri - in Both Stayes in a Great July Clearance 0% Reduced This means Percales, Madras, Silk Stripes, Russian Cords, "Fibers and Pure Silks. $1.50 Shirts will cost you $1.20; $2.00 Shirts, $1.60; $3.00 Shirts, $2.40, etc. No exceptions; no reser- vations. Quality Shirts, such as Emery and Eagle, all included. A Great July Clearance 7,000 Silk and Knitted Ties Al 75¢ Alr$1.00 Silk and Knitted Ties Silk and Knitted Ties c | 79¢ 3 for $1.65 3 for $2.25 An endless array of patterns, makes, silks and shapes 3,000 Perfect KNEE UNION SUITS - in a Great July Sale at 3 for $2.75 \ Standard cut and makes, such as Varsity, Ci:élmers, Picadilly, Shedaker, etc., in fine madras, nainsook, crepes, mulls, etc! Sizes 34 to 48. Standard closed-crotch styles. \ . MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK N Joseph, the long-famed weather prophet of the Bible, who foretold the seven lean years and the following soven years of' plenty, may one day be shown up as a plker by modern weather forecasters, when solar ob- servations being conducted by the ed, it Is indicated, Dr. C. G. Abbot, assistant secretary of the Institution, describing the in- stitution's world-wide studies of the variation of the heat of the sun, in the annual report lately made pub- lic, declares that such compllations are already being used by two South American “countries as an aid to weather forecasting. The Institution’s researches, which are considereéd of great scientific importance, are being the.world, and may make long-time prognostications a usual and simple part of weather mapping. H Belleved Near Goal. After many years’ close observatlon tion from the sun, scientists believe they are now near the goal. It has been finally determined that the sun | does not “throw off a continuous amount of heat, from year to ¥ from month to month and even fri v; that neither does t a constant amount solar heat; that these varfations are nection with the solar variation and | the earth’s nate. The insi Dr. Abbot sald, has set up app: for heat measuring at various ns around the world, | from whi een computed end- less tablen of s by which the measurements showing solar varia- tions have been checked and proved. | While this work is still going on | with the view of co-ordinat h conditions, daily observations of tha | “solar constant,” or radlation, are| being furnghed from the institu- | tion's statlon on Mount Montezuma, | Chile, to the government bureaus of | Argentina and Brazil, where they | are used regularly in forecasts. Our | own weather bureau, Dr. Abbot add- | led, tn Investigating the relation of the more complicated weather con- | ditions of the United States to the radiation of the sun, and with re- sults which tond to raise the hope {that here. too, the solar-radiation values will ba of interest and im- portance in weather forecasting. Speculation on Sun Heat. The interesting question has often been brought up, according to the article, as to whether the sun may be gradually losing its heat and declining _toward sa cold, dead con- ditlon. However, he said, it is im- poasible to answer the question other than to refer to the fact that cro raised in the most ancient of h torfo times were substantially the same as those grown at present, that there has, at least, been lit | decline within the 6,000 years. With the aid of the institution's studies, which fix the measurements within an_error of only 1 per cent, | eclentists 1,000 years from now may be able to answer the question with- out_doubt. ‘When the hypothesis of the sun's varfations was first being worked out, it is said, a very interesting method was used to check the ob- servatio Using a photo-clectric cell, Dr. Guthnick of the Berlin ob- servatory measured the brighicess | of the planet Saturn, as compared with the star Regulus. As Saturn shines with the reflected light of {the sun, it was declared, it must vary if the sun does. Compnrisons ‘Made. These observations were compared with the studles of the sun's bright- SCHOOL AWARDS MADE. Archbishop Curley’s Scholarships Given to Twelve Students. Announcement was made today of essful candidates in the com- e examination held recently at all for twelve high school scholarships offered Washington boys | op Curley of Laltimore. | candidates from parochial chools registered for the { contest, which was conducted under, joint_zauspices of Gonzaga College and St. John's College, The winners, | whose names follow according to standing in the examination, are en- | titled to a scholarship in either of | the schools: John G. Butler and John M. Kerans, Sacred Heart Academy; James A | Hengesbach, St. Teresa’s School: Ra: mond Robertson, St. Martin's School | John F. Donovan, | Francis J. Hayes, St. Ter Raymond R. Ruppert, School; William A. Hallett, Jr., { zaga_School; James A. McDermott, St. Dominic's School; Sidney B. Col- lins, Gonzaga School; John Curtl Variation of Sun’s Heat Weather Forecast Aid. ISa'cnfi.l Gives Account of Researches Which Make Long-Time Prognostications Possible-—Y ears ) of Observation Cited. months. was made on changes on the sun being felt in all directions simultaneously, Dr. Ab- When allowance was made for the rotation of the sun's disk, which s about twenty-seven days, and for the fact that the rays which reached around one, two or three days before or after found that the latter was the true d the fluctuations accorded bot said. ness, as made by the Smithsonian, but the tables did not agree, although both showed somewhat si: tuations over a period of several however, assumption of The comparison, the the earth might reaching Saturn, r fluc- sweep it was w‘_; wm—-— RUGS and 419 New Jersey Avf.. - n 7688 Bafore or afier bosisess Boues: North 0138 Have Your Home Renmovated —during spmmer while you are away. Competent, efficient men and very reasonable prices. CORNELL WALL PAPER C9. 13th N. ——— ] ‘Examined nogi e o ! 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