Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 6

8 » THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1926. SPANISH AVIA-I-[]RS A oD et —By WEBSTER. P”B“SH[RS UENY ORCHESTRA CONCERT. WILL SHOW FILM. jof thp, farm, vists her sister in, the - - - - e~ TR e E who returns to her home more Hm! TRive ! weee, c At Band Auditorium, Marine . B ( You Can BRInG Fatrecis oom o et ‘Cummumty Center to Present Two ‘l\vnled than ever with her country TAT'S OME HIiNG ( PIE SOME OAST pm., by United Stafes Marine | | Pictures. | DO T WANT! Beer Mép.s.,r\;'w:z«: Band Orchestra, . A siovisi plotire, “Foos Miveid : I » e S 3 i s A moving picture, “Poor Mrs. Jones," > | A D5t Branson, second leader, con will be shown at the East Washington 1,068 Pages to Will ducting, {Community Center, in the FEuastern Mrs. Frederica Cook, an English March, “With Sword High Sc enteenth and East woman, used 1,066 pages of legal ca; Lance . o | |Capitol streets, tonight. It will be 1 page gl cap Franco and Comrades Flying . | : " Think New Art May Be Die| | overone. i i sani " | |Gl Wil i) B moen, comanime S oo d . . 7 E/ “Dream of Lov ...Von Blon based « the slic library pictures of | worth of property and to instruct hes to Brazilian Capital From : 3 . veloped, But Not at Old Excerpts fro a "Student the Communit ter” Department | heirs to omit her age from her tomh 3 k Prince” . ...Romberg and explained by Mr M 1s. stone. It was the longest u'fln! ever R ’ Nocturne, Opus 19, No. 4. he moving pictu + Tatest recorded In England. The shortest Pernambuco. it One’s Expense. ™ ;| |1ease of the Department of Agr will, on the other hand, was that writ 4 Waltz, “The Debutante, ture, 18 o comedy, depicting the vics. | ten by a British saflor’ on ha identif Sant situdes of a mer's wife, who, UK]I)K cation disk. It read, “All to mother. By tho Associated Prass Grand scenes from ' NEW YORK, February 4.—Fublish- ¥ e Soenes ers and &e produc have lttle Marines’ hymn— fear of the radio displacing the novel 7 Ha and spoken drama, as predicted by Gls) SUi : t / i Cosmo Hamilton, the English novelist, M % i Ieh but they agree it has established a e i e f - 4 = i ‘ definite “place in - the entertatnment | (7" (S0 that the it Z WHY, | ORDERED iato mate theaters in New York has dou- g on recently condensed his G @ Tast 10 ye SR ROAST BEEF AmD Pt ot Boan wor 1‘,“; within the last 10 year "‘AIHH.Y ) seimAach! a 12-minute play, which he br b T o e cast from W successfully endliot [this ear re. e hundreds of mmendatory letters e e & TROLS were received. W raropeves. Then followed prediction _that Sees Theaters Filled. the radio, with the assistance of the | wywhancver my taste in plass movies, eventually would corapel au- Wheneyer sy tasie Iniplay thors to adapt their stories for pe to hear from broadeasting stations and to see on the screcn Publisher Doubts Point. *“The possibility that th novel will either s supplement the. theate book scems even m than the once prevalent opinion would Spar heen burying the poor drama, with | large ters splendid we vious f,,f]f,‘,-..” % = Golden 4 3 ot | stimulating g Brown Felt, : : {fEx-cuse mE raicTer oy, Al of Wit o o : - ~ W eh Bragl from B S > | BuT B0 QRV(KED n a 10 or 15 minute those of Mil added 7 . reased crown, T s ety kS - synopsis over the radio, 8o long will | fudlo would never be able to substi- 1 side tnmmmE LS the novel retain its popularity as he atmosphere of the o S Who Elvs Ult o esie form of art. 0 POPUIATILY A5 B4 ima and the personality 3 of pleated blac 140 miles from Pernam % “It is, of course, entirely posuible |actors | 1 grosgrain, ¢ At that the radio may develop & form of | Another viewpoint, ho \ (PU Floesd its own, distinct from the novel or the | pressed In a dispatch fr stage production, and that should W] vs that * have a stimulating effect upon both the stage and book publishing." Speaking for Dodd, Mead & Co., s R. T. Bond sald he listened to been voted the the broudeasting of Hamilton's play | * " of 1925, in and that In his opinion it was an ex the Lond cellent short story reader finds pleas u « | Federal Tlxdfl B:., mum of details centering le incident. I canr ble Deal Complaint. 1o, 2usiEnos 1N < Dismissal of a compl £ novel exc is predom! . and t 4 it | olation of the Clayton act in t {RATS GROW RAPIDLY |5 75 S0 ia bRt i e pecliiesiNen Bl Semenie e Starton siam | oK of the Hamble Of and Hefn als which drank water. In spite of | Harry McClane, a young chemist at || He wereed with Miss Marion 1jum ON ALCOHOL RATION tho' fact ithat thex ‘afs b much less:|he University of Kentucky, has 1n.| Ve oGl Publishars. that taaa | the " i ek Bl o they grew just as r: and reached | vented what he calls a new kind of | revy " o created mor I v i ide| Dlack I"“"‘ tard Ol Co. the s 2 - > metal and says it is three times the water drinkers, SEvong a5 |bronze, Eat Less, But Develop as Fast as| Other A has shown that hu-foi a1 or fron. He P mans, given onefifth to oneseventh |Sieel or tron, ki Water Drinkers of Some thie dose Dr. Richter's rats recelved o | e mieral are able in abundant the basls of body welkht, also utilized | (e Ttal e aviflaple in abundant ; the alcohol and took correspondingly | Quantities. g 5 Species. less food. The smaller dose In the | Metal should sell for $1 a pound. case of man allows for the fower de- I mand for calory-producing food. s BpscislMiapstin €0, The Sac; to a less active existence the minister,| BALTIMORE, February 4.—The| Dr. Richter's experiments are part em by 10afing | ..o 19 question as to whether use of |Of & larger serles undertaken primar- e =i e cen. |ily for the purpose of investigating €al went on,|alcohol affects growth is being inves-| 1ng fctors tnvolved in the production h mah remark, suh. | tigated by experiments on rats. con-| .5 modification of activity in animals s ter say is dat Ah's|ducted by Dr. Curt P. Richter at the | 13 ‘nin™ While they indicate that | Charge ot eizht chillun toe support me” | Johns Hopkins Hospital here. The |y itk ) U A0E (O MEERE MA0H & antmals tested took i $ to 16 per o . cent solution of alcohol as a steady ra- | {yiig nca may be dittere Account 3 tion without becoming intoxicated or d e ) 1 Germany Taking to Golf. | {20, WHEPYG Dioben® ioxionieq o | pointed ot Service Golf was introduced into Germany |food, but they grew just as fast as Iy @ few years before the war and | prohibition rats in the same laboratory | Vodka Sales Bring Millions. v ¢ the country had |that drank pure water. course. A few | The amounts of alcohol digested by { Soviet Russia now obtains about 9-hole s _were In operation | the rats were much greater in propor- ,000,000 from the sales of vodka, however. The second 1S-hole course | tion to hody weight than a man could |according to the commissioner of been bullt at the Ber-|take aboard and still function nor-|health, who has charge of it. About ) and Country Club|mally. This explained on the 65,000,000 gallons are distributed an In the Potsdam forest. 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