Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1925. 39\ —_—— e e SGH[]BI_ NEED SEEN 54 IN ALASKA COLLEGE. |STATIONS TO SERVE |icliem i oS fone: “wan | WILL PHOTOGRAPH STARS | omir e e 1 i . = | |launched with 15 women mniembers. | completely photographed School Near Arctic Begins Fourth | | bux” tvpe of | FROM NITRATE DESERT\ “Last vear an expedition ade | Year in Far North 1 cl s fage quarters at = | to northern Chile by Dr. | vo- | []N ND I ear in Far North. ’ % At entine) ':‘;:: "f,”“-e' | Spectra Not Visible to U. S. Will | poulos and it was carried ol | « Correspondene the Associated Press. gs (abou 3.7 a wi . | {fully,” said Dr. Shapley. L i ivili i average garage charge for an automo- Be Added to Big Catalogue ik - Ca g S . October 10.—Tne | New Departare in Civilian Flying | fheviee SR0Re (VU o Ln" inen | g & | chosen is near Chuquicamata, | altitude of about 9,000 fect. During fcultural — Coll and| Announced by De Haviland (@bout $: eekly fee for | of Harvard. | the season that is cloudy at Arequipa - School of Mines in Fairbanks, located | Z se e Includes ordl | CAMBRIDGE, Mass., October 30.— R e e _____ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SCVENTH Potomac Heights Residents | 1" miles from the Arctic circle, apen Company in London. | Detng the machine out of the | An extension of the Henry Draper Cat- | taining a large number of photo-, (B B L T R R A TS YT XY O ed its fourth year with an enrollment | hangar. starting the engine and put- alog of the spectra of more than 223 |graphs. This work will he contintied i of 34, Mor. 30 s s - !ting in fuel. On monthly contracts atar - during the present season in a Say Present Building Is' | of 5+ More than 150 students are e= | ny e ; e e e duiocd 10, shilingn, k. | s o e e Y vt 15 | (ew weekia he Wil leave Arequipa for | : ary. Last year 63 aly LONDON. October 30.Simultane i'"‘: the monthly charge 50 shillings | jreparation, and photographs for it | three or four months on the nitrate NOt Large Enough‘ | tended L onsly the receipt of reports from | (about $12), which Is even less than || he made during the coming Wint here he will use a 3.4nch tel e irbs “ollege was founded | N X t ' any sts pay for the keep of | from Chuquicamata, in the nitrate | es and a 10-inch photographic et Al R 2 de rthern Chile, according 10 % » there, the De H D Shapley., director of the ob- ! " s Any In London announced a u =2 > . In order to photograph | : ing uhis con |1 visible from the United Pneumonia Puzzle. ' 5 | States, the Harvard Observatory has| A paicon may have pneumonta and . % o i . : her .an have his pei maintained for many vears a branch | epot know it,” sald a doctor at an meeting I t 1 a 5 gy, E . ad and span with soap and station at Arequipa, Peru. which is|an inquest in Grimsby, England. He | ish Hall. Condu g N fon, |as servi p P s er whenever it gets soiled by now in charge of Dr. John Paraskevo-| said a man who died while eating din- training was offered this| 7T air) i | B dust or other bothersome poulos. Owing to the generally clou {ner had heen suffering from pneu the time the motes of the air. weather that prevails vhere from No-'monia for several davs. 1 . Stetson Hats, T he Largest Nunn-Bush Men's and Bovs' Shoes, Knit-Tex Wear Store 1in 7 opcoats, Kroy- road section, | Washington. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH den Golf Acces- e : sories. and Plain white and < pertain- | attractive colored COLOR"GUARANTEED lared that the ¢ a ns. tte REG-_US. 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