Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 23

received as to the date when the Ru- would arri: | Depar had w The DEBT FUNDING BODY - CANGELS PASSAGE rtment has tions to the Bucl i he Minister sentations for Rumania Mission Was Due to ;U S.TOTRY FURBERSHAW Sail for U. S. Tomorrow | From Cherbourg Motion to Remand Dry Killing Case to State Denied. i\rwml Dispa 3 BALT . | eral Judge Soper todu Octobe (] tion to remand to the Rumantan | of Jose, |\I| Al I»uxhcuh hic ours for the has can. | the murder of | leed bootleg: August 1. et (uu\ - - The question of admitting 'urbe \mmu,.h no official word had been lol\er 15, in Washington. .se:&zzxx&£&£&g§§;;i;z§&g;;fi§;§z'&;zgmfigxxxi:w.2ro':z{2;4Higzixg&gz;igxziigx:— G_STAR. SWORD OF LIGHT AIMED AT EARTH -|EVOKES CURIOSITY OF MANY HERE ‘| Experts at Naval Observatory Declare Phenomenon Is Not Star Formation—Searchlight Theory Finds Supporl——No 1l Portent Seen. A sword of light pointed straight at ) have con the earth has been hanging for the |ing n ights in the western sky he horizon and p e Sexisiniof tormation. It s of a powerful tated at the ob- . but inquiries ion of the ible to t in the District and _ | servator riled to d S on the I this theo from V nd the light seen WASHINGTON, - appears directly west. D. OCTOBER there also was hanging on the west- ern horizon. The light, it was !(aled at the val Observatory, seems to be coming from the ground. It is brighter at the bottom than &t the top. This disposes of the possibility of a star formation, even if such a thing were possible In the map of the heavens, Furthermore, it was stated at the C., FRIDAY, 9, 1925. fore an fmportant battle and a nur ber of figures of crosses, which w said to have uppeared above the| trenches at critical periods of the | World War. ! R N FALLS IN FRONT OF TRAIN. | Passenger Probably Fatally Hurt When Struck. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.,, October § Decotts of New Jersey was | seriously and perhaps fatally injured near here today when he jumped or | fell from southbound Atlant Line train Ni southbound following c observatory, it is plainly visible only on nights with some haze agalnst which it can be reflected. From the observatory itself the phenomenon One observer who saw it several nights ago from a house on Fulton, street, however, said that it then was slightly south- was stated at the the searchlight | brought menon may be a|gemi-con: way. The 1 ¥ | hospital it was said both 1 mirage of the type right arm were brol 8 explorers, has not uld be suflicien Doubt w mpn the sky, which portents, a history In such appearance of a tantine, be- the shoc | reported frequently = the mperor id to be en route to| isit his mother and | to the daughter. Xi K { I'rocks and Coals Alive with Youthful Gaiety 7, X K§K‘“‘K“K AN RN LN AN LN R EEXEEN I 5’:?‘&%% FEIEEEEENETX 1‘¥¥¥§¥§¥§KI‘K¥¥‘-K¥K %Kfi( { . 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