Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY Dr(’anl-FflCC Owner TOTAL SUN ECUPSE York, the New England States and |cutting across Labrador, as indicated | phenomenon of January 24, 1925, were THEDSOPH'STS SPLIT ———— Canada in 1932 was announced yester- | in the approximation of Von Oppolzer, | the first to arouse interest in this sec- o . . day by the Dudley Observatory as a|the total eclipse of 1932 will swing |tion of the country in the eclipse, Has Suitor Jailed . L) * At Rainbow’s End — /4 i 2 Astronomers Announce IN I 32 EDULED result of revisions of approximations |down through the New England States | which brought observers from all over made by Dr. Egan von Oppolzer of the [and go out to sea off the Massachu-[the country to Rhode Island and Con- v | [ Edihess N tion Will Be Visible in New York, | New England and Canada. th he United lof A B av, however, |t necticut. = H s, tor of the ob- | for 18, 1926. cll on Saturday, when “the insidions penetration of 'the liberal Catholi “ 99 | Church” into the eosophist move OVER “NEW MESSIAH" | ment was denounced by & section of S the members and charges of bad faith By the Assoclated Press. were made against officials and lead e | LONDON, January 18—The Daily |ers. A Peculiar Tangle. | Sketch says there has been a definite OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS i | split in the ranks of the Thr‘nnnph!s!s‘ lipse | From the New Orleans Times Picayune over the “new messiah,” Krishnamur- | Now Loeated fn Our Own Blds. “You Sue S ti, and his new world religlon. ‘The | Iversheet has been | newspaper asserts that the London | 092,2 14th St. England | married s months and has not filed pposite Franklin Park ticipat- | fo lodge, consisting of 40 members, the A . : i assistant, Sebas- |ing by almost a vear the calculations C L F L I N aldest lodge in England, has seceded, | e as well as 16 otthr members of the | . announced that new |of Dr. Benjamin Hoss of Albany Ob- i Eat. 1889 ALBA January culations based on the most recent 'gervatory, given out vesterday. “Well, you see, she married her pub- | ~According to the Sketch there was | Optieians total eclipse of the sun visible in New Vienna' Academy, which for a half | setts const. century have served as guldes for as- Obscura- | tronomers PROVIDENCE, R. e At the time of the total eclipse of [ (#).—On January, 1925, it was announced that | Frank another would not be observable in | Obser . January 18! Prof, Establishes Endowment to Put U. S. in Lead in b Civilian Aviation. “\What in the world is the matter?” | society. r tables showed that instead of Prof. Seagrave's calculations of thelicity agent.” & Stormy meeting of the national coun- Onsametaists By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January effort to make the United in civilian aviation, Da copper 10th, 1ith, F and G Streets held 1oy 18.—In_an ates lead heim. 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BY EXPLODING TANK By the Associated P EL SEGUNDO, ( January 1S —One man was injured, it is believed fatally, and property damage es timated at $200,000 caused when an $0,000-gallon tank of distillate ex ploded_at the Standard Ofl Co. Re finery here Saturday The cause of the blast has not yet been determined. Al Collier, 19, of Inglewood, a ganger, was working on t0p of the tank when it exploded. The cap of the huge tank blew off, carry- ing Collfer a distance of more than 100 feet. The heavy steel tank was melted almost to the ground. Firemen from El Sezundo joined the oil company's fire squad and quickly had the flames under sufficlent control to protect the nearby tanks. Studebaker 'Puwewflurabiiiiqfinfish» i L Guard Against_“i"lu” ] With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonta usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good cld Musterole. Musterole relieves the congestion and stimulates circulation. 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A New Pump with High Arch Particularly essential in the pump without a strap is the high arch—fitting high in the instep in this new pump for Spring, wh “The beaded tongue gives the ef be had in black satin, or bronze kidskin. Black Satin Bronze Kidskin Women's Shoe Section, Third finor. a particular feature h will prove its success. of a buckle, and it may TELEPHONE SPECIALTY . . (Women's. Children's, or other type of RATE < (By the day or garment) Yard Gocds Section, Second foor Tomorrow—In the Leather Goods Section Sale---HANDBAGS Jewel Boxes, Trinket Boxes at Extreme Reductions il ; i . It is the event of the season in this section—many FIRST PRESENTATION OF The New Cottons The New Woolens —That Predict the Warm Weather of our most beautiful imported bags are included —and every piece has been taken from our regular stock. As many are one of a kind, you will want ¢*Those bilious headaches can be prevented” *] know how agonizing they are. 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Modes of Spring and Summer, 1926 Here is a brilliant assemblage of the new fabrics, many from Old World looms—others smart American creations. Notable in the collection are: BORDERED FLANNELS, new designs that resem- ble wool embroidery—in Lanvin, gray and blue, $7. TAPESTRY WOOLENS, very modernistic in de- sign ; backgrounds of gray, tan, with red and green, $8. PLAID HOMESPUNS, for smart Spring coats, $6. PASTEL-COLOR WOOL JERSEYS, 54-inch tub- ing, $2.75. TASHIAN, a kasha-like fabric in pastels, $6. RAYON-AND-WOOL HOMESPUNS, in the pastel tones, $6. gORDERED FRENCH VOILES, in the rose design, 3.50. IMPORTED COTTON CREPES, brilliantly color- ful, $2.50. PRINTED SILK-AND-COTTON CREPES, many designs, $1.25. TUB ALPACAS lustrous and colorful, 85¢c. Cotton and Wool Dress Geods Section, Second ficor.