Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 17

THE EVENING . COLD THAT CLOSED JOLSON SHOW COSTS SHUBERTS $42,000 WEEKLY |Star Rushes to Florida for Rest Cure at Busiest Sea- 17 LIGHT ASKED ON GERMANY Premier Urged to Publish Interal- STAR, WASHINGTON, 1925 TRAINING CAMP | PLANNED BY VIRGINIA 618 Quota Same as Last Year, and c., Tries to Flee Jail Under Auto Hood Astraddle Motor By the Assoctated Press. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925. WANT PRINCE TO SHOW WIDENER LOAN PAPERS Attorneys for Art Purchaser De- mand Youssoupoff Substan- attached to the papers, es that the prince sold the paintings outright but the second paragraph recites th Mr. Widener realized that the prin parted with the paintings reluctantl and provides that he may repurchs them by paying the £100,000 with in est at 8per cent from the date of sale in 1921. The prince denles any sale. EAPLAINS MYSTERY lied Commission Report. PAF vester During a lull chamber of deputies OF SHADOW BANDS tiate His Claim. debate on the Vatican embassy ques- Physicist Says Eclipse Phe- nomenon Originates in Earth Atmosphere. By Consolidated Press W YORK, January who billed as “the world's itest entertainer,” is suffering om the world’s most expensive cold. It is costing something like Flicker-|% Week and his employ play over | Messrs. Shubert, Just how long they depends on the time necessary Al to throw oft his cold black-face comedian speeding South today in his pr | car under his orders to et orids as quickly as posstble aad there until he was entirely —Al Jol- is « B the Aesociated Press NEW YORK, January 27 ing shadow- lmnd'\ which carth immedia of the sun, scribed as really are no mystery ing to R. W. Wood, perimental physics a University. For 20 years it has been the with de henomena accord- for famous Johns Hopkins known, | ¢ turbu- Bor s new show, “Big Boy." has 4 little more than been playing to s of any produc- Broadway. The whole show he star and the man- the futility of trying going without Jolson, de- lose down until he was able In the rden will rem while all the other performers, some 60 in number, will luxuriate in idle- ness on full pay Misxed Three Big Dayx. lence of ea and cold density of the tho ble these resulted when the moon o'e on last Saturday Shadow ever a di upon the . and that aked shadow st the sun as ds can be ant searchli wall A white id. Efforts to link such s of an eclipse with the Ein stein theory of light-ray-hending were called by Dr. Wood than nonsensical ided to ¢ to appear ags the Winter ¢ seen when- nt is focused hued build- ter the ill and the e most profitable pe the week, Friday and v nights and Saturday mat Al was back on the job the fo opening Jolson Origin in Atmosp s how wa “Equally preposterou to explain them by light by the well for the ceks, but Sun- his cold became worse and his an told him that he had better elf to r He parent at t ure to c wings been vheri luded that it was time for him | “follow the sw S down e producer ruin of ss affluent managers than the Shu- serts. But there was no alterna | in this What a differer ation y itself in the Billie B ppearing on Broad- | n * Her husband, e show at th that Billie a, may take Winter vacation at Palm theory, fc originated above the plane Tnvisibl “It must be plane s movir high sp would cro of a mile or be quite invisible The outstandir eclipse w stein theory « on Plane. case | their usual | Beach Some of the managers have been A Quality Car 1STUDEBAKER At a Quantity Price “California Fig Syrup” is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children Charles Lane lestial mathe tained photo and it is a study of these p according to Di y, may prove or disprove the relativity theory. Importance to Radio. 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Dr. Gold- stein asserted that, as a result of this experiment, owners of radio receiving sets need not be concerned about the establishment of wave lengths out of this range The first color pictures of the sun’ corona during a total eclipse, whic were taken under the auspices ¢ Scientific American, at the East- hampton High School, were sald today 0 be highly satisfactory Edward Hewitt, brother of Peter Cooper Hewitt, the inventor, suc- ceeded in obtaining three pictures, in each of which prominences of the sun can be plainly seen. Twenty such “prominences” aro visible on these plates, Hewitt sald. ASKS $300, 000 DAMAGES. Professional Libel Charged for Al- leged Attacks on Products. CHICAG( 27.—Damages aggre & $300,000 were sought in three suits against Ri president of the Bre Co. of Philad United States Republic Flow ates that, ntists watching ed N. 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Y., January 27.—Er- ratic functioning of the motor in an automobile as it started to leave Elmira reformatory last night, led to investigation and the discovery of Ernest Thomas of Baltimore, a negro fnmate, astrad- dle_the motor beneath the hood. The automobile was operated by F. L. Hurley, painting instructor, who while on duty stored the car in the reformatory garage. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, January 27.—A motion demanding that Prince Felix Yous- soupoff show why he should not produce papers relating to the al- leged borrowing by the prince in 1921 of £100,000 w filed in the Suprem Court y Davis, Polk Gardine & 4 for Joseph F he order is returnable Feb signed by Pustice Davi. paintings, which ar subject of a suit by the ainst the art collectors, were for repayment of .the sum, e alleg A contract of sale FOR COLDS-GRIP DrR.HUMPHREYS gt Take 77'at the first sign of a cold. Saves illness-expense 30¢ protECT YoURsELF J0° HUMPHREYS' HOMEO. MEDICINE CO.. 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