Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1923, Page 22

| NOTHERS INLAW ‘and “the “mother.in-law joke always| tthing' should be stopped got a grip on me; and.I.havé never been able to ‘shike off the idea that the maligned mother-in-law needed the loving care and consideration of her daughter-in- law and hef son-fn:law. Of course, I do met claim ‘that all mothers-in-law are as good and as sweet and as kind 48 mine is; But it seems to me that in the case of the .n]cfldlflslnnl‘ fault- 9% & hand from the unthinking. At’ lany ‘rgtc the idea that this sort of]’ BETS FORTY PHOTOS - OF SOLAR ECLIPSE ‘Ex;;editi;)n _in lfe;ico for Part- ~ mouth College Used Camera Sixty-Five Feet Long. By the Assnelated Press. ler arnnounced. The photographs will be: used, -bi sald, for the purpose of testing the Einstein theory of relativeity and to obtain spectograms from which some+ thing relative to rthe. chemical com- position and motion of the sun's coro- na can belearned. “There was a thin cloud during the first half of the eclipse,” said Prof. Miller, “but the second half was un- '| feot long and using plate glass nega- ®] tives twenty by twenty-four inches o functioned ectly, glving eight pic- tures, whlc‘.’slere supplemented elghteen others with smaller cameras for the purpose of studying the coro- na structure, which was supremely beautiful. ‘when» immense stréamers flickered out from the sun’s equator. “Seven photographs were made with three cameras having & focal length et ioe of Afteen feet for the purpose of ’ cheeking - up on ths relativity theory. 1t is feared. however, that the value of these plates was lessened because of the loss of the fxint stars due to the thin clouds. The spectograpnh pro- gram was carried out successively! “Motion pictures of the entire e¢lipse were made, and likewiss: &n attémpt with the same apparatus ‘to secure, with speélally ‘tonstructed-lens,” mo- tion. pictures of the corona’s shadow bands.” i BOOSTS SUGAR PRICES. SAN FRANCISCO, Citif., Septem- ber 12. The Weatern Sugar Refinery aanounced an increase of 15 cents a hundred today in the basic price of all grades of refined cane sugar, ef- fective tomorrow. The new price will be $8.35 a hundred. Other com- ‘panies are makifng a similar ad- vance. See Us for Quality Work Cu Claflin Optical Co.’ 1314 G Bt * City Club Bldg. Arms Against Time-Worn Stage Jokes. findifig mother-ih-law an organiza- tlon Jke ours can do much toward mutual tolerance by taking both sides in_hand, reasoning with them and ‘| metting a ‘gnod example. s I'As soen.as we -get well started we hope.to be able to induce the legis- latures of the different states to en- courage our idea by passing a law 'ecognizing mothers-in-law day. “Redson and tolerance on the part of the mother-in-law and, the son-in- law -#pd daughter-in-Jaw will go. far o ® better understanding beiween those Involved. Wor myself, T don't| #ee how a man cannot love and re- | spect his mother-in-law—the mother | of his wife. Nor. on the other hand, can I understand how & daughter-in- YERBANIS, Surango, Mex., Septem- | ber 12.—The expedition,. under Prof. John A. Mijller, sent to-Mexico by Swartmore College to study Monday's sqlar eclipse, obtained. forty photo- graphs of the pheromenon, Prof. Mil The Mighty Healing Power of Good Old Petérson’s Ointment - Eight More Days , . -of The Hecht Co’s 5 : o o ° ' : e If Yearly Furuiture Sale s iisEnds Eczema a early el - her own hoys. ..‘A g 3 point \that muigsl” (orphearasce. and Big B"’S’is Cents == TREAKFAST ROOMS are now quite popular, especially where space i‘;.;fl??:-'&‘i..é“f;sl"gé’n‘.filf{?&'1.‘.".-5‘.‘~.§§? When your skin is constantly ' } B' i lS llmlted. The sun parlor, the back pOfCh or the bfeakfast room is TSI Bkl d | Ton R R Shoneil the place to put one of these suites, featured to add attractiveness to the stage jokew." | itching and you are tortured with | more than a month old, but is grow- | tion of Peterson's Ointment is ing b¥ leaps and bounds, Mrs. sure to give instant rellef. Every other pieée of Furniture in the house, however, shows a saving r 10.—The moth- omed A. Griswold om New York, this week ‘on « national moth- ation, the object of anish forever frem ‘the’ e ancient wheeze that helds uifta ridicule the materpal parent of 'S mate » 2 4 The head of the organization may Sfirst_mother-in-law of _the Mrs. Griswold s in ‘Core with Mrs. E e able to induce her to tion..of honorary pres» Gbodhue."a ]ifelong resi- Vt, plans to make begam wo! project to in-law as: ;¥ reallze, of dourse, that fthe 6f unhappv marriages our ldeas c se | her future h of the famous .dou Northampton, Mass. he wrote Mrs. Griswold recently that she was heart- ily in sympathy” with the movement. L “Boesn't Mind Ridieule, “I am very much_enceuraged by the fesults of my New York trip, Where I found many {nfluential sup- port my idea of starting a na- moyement for our organi- Mrs. Griswold. "I have & _on the idea for ghout We organized the figst -in-law association in Boks month ago, with 125 members. Of course, the papers laughed at us e a*lot of fun of the organi- and the stage folks worked cracking new jokes and mes on the much- but und wold said. She is planning to visit | Others may fail and often do other large cities in the east and west [ but the speedy manner-in which te start the idea going. | Peterson's Oiniment drives away Mayor Curley of Boston has given | every pimpla, and ‘blemish and the new organization his indorsement. | cleais the skin of all eruptions and, speaks in the highest terms of its | is known in every drug store. founder. i’ Ask your pharmaeist, les of the ques- — ssed with one of | best mothers-in- e world.” gontinued Mrs "I'cannot ‘bégin to tell you | rtified and_depr 1 felt | . one | i BAY “BAYER” when you mv} When you see the mame “Bayer” [ edian: nrang -law, joke on buy Aspirin pain _in general. Bayer” Accept only which contains Handy boxes of | twelve tab te. | Druggists 24 | colds, headaches, and,100. 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