Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1925, Page 15

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX, D. €, TUESDAY, JUNE 9. 1925 15 EHANGE IN UEEAN for some time, due to the slowness have caused the change in the Hum.)strength to the movement of waters| MISS VANDERLIP DENIES |fnancier, has emphatically demdlg.'m:n:‘.::z”::: was too \oungl Will -Address Nutrition Class. | | with which the ocean reacts to any [boldt current off South America. El|from the North Atlantic up around rumors current at the University of R R ;‘,’.’.“’;3.2‘1‘{‘5&31.‘ Pty periodically | SRitzbergen, and possibly as a reac- ENGAGEMENT RUMORS | Chicago that she had been engaged Increase Force. from Panama. gathered increased force | tion to that, an increased movement to Norman Wright of Chicago and The change noted in the Japan cur- | this year and overrode the Humboldt | of the waters swinging south through T that her mother had made her break ]- N IED rent was attributed (o the Oyashiwo, |current. This quite logically could|Bering Straii, Officers are watching | Contradicts Report That Mother |the engagement. Mre. Vanderlip brought her daugh-| Mrs. Cora Grant of the Associatibn ter to the University last Autumn be- | for Prevention 6f Tuberculosis: Dr. cause she wanted her to “taste real college democracy.” Previously Char- lotte had nn-nd-d Byrn Mawr. Joseph A. Murphy, supervising medi- | cal inspector in the public schools, |and Garnet . Wilkinson, first assis ordinarily a weak current comparable [set up different afr movements and " - . to the Labrador current in the Atlan. |bring warm, moist winds to the land | closely for reports on the Georgia cur- Made Her Break Promise to Miss Vanderlip has been seen fre- tic, which runs down the coast of |and so cause an exceptional instance |rent, which swings up from the Ant- quently with Wright, & former stu- ——— Asia from the north. = The Ovashiwo, |of precipitation. =~ = = arctic about midway in the South At Chicago Man. [dene at e Tatvabilty, té . Whom she | The -Presldent lLas atoepted the L 2 . |it was said. had developed increased| FEvidently there has been for some |lantic ocean, in the expectation that : £ = h % 2 s o Scientists Report Shifts in|force this vear. probably due to a|time fairly widespread abnormal fan inieresting situation may be noted. | By the Awociaied P was introduced by & fraternity |resignation of Capt. Howard C. Okie. | mal s afternoon at 4 o'clock stronger movement of the waters | condition in ocean surface waters, par.| But with/the return of solar condi:| CHICAGO. June $.—The Chicago | brother of Wrights = the Tribune|United Siates Cavalry. and ihai of | Th ates include puplls at the % tant superintendent of schools, will Two Offcers Resign. speak at the graduation exercises of the pupils of the nutrition classes of A stf el through Bering Strait, and apparent. | ticularly off Australia, the east coast |tions to normal, it is expected in one |Tribune today says that Charlotte |says. Campus gossip had it that ) First Lient. Justice W. Martin, both Flow, Causmg Rain in + 1y had cut athwart the ehpm’r‘. rrent. | of South Africa, and in the North At-|or two years that all ocean curre Vanderlip. 19 vears old, davgter of | Vanderlip has asked that Miss V n-Yas stated, “for the good of the er: | A similar_situation is believed to lantic. There has been unusual | will resume their accustomed paths. |Frank A. Vanderlip, retired New York 'derlip abrogate the negagement on | ice hid Regions. - G GGG OO GGGGGGGY GGG G GGG GOSHOGGY GG, Reports of changes in twe impor tant ocean currentz are before the cloge watch Is being kept in anticipa ‘ Navy hydrographic office, where 3 S clows mateifis punCASRER ¥ (\ s Hwa S Let Us Protect Word that the Humbnldt rurrtan r » which swings up from the Antaretic Your Furs! off the West Coast of South America, 00 Or a S iE i St had changed its course somewhat nable hringinz rains to arid regions for the > Vaults. Reasonab { - charge first time in the memory of men now Tiving. have been mubplemented by a1 Y e 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALlTY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Arcoxn rioor report from the steamer India Arrow, | indicating changes in the Japan cur ; be given of the phenomena because, of insufficient data, officers incline to the view that it is a direct result of | the decrease in solar radiation reach- ing the earth in the past three yearfl.' 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