Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 19

a waitre trinkets which he claims belong to , MAN SHOT IN LEG, CAFE OWNER HELD Victim Said to Have Been Waiting | Br the Ascociated Press for Wife of Other to Demand Trinkets Back. James P. Deena, 27 lvania avenue.|gineers was informed yesterday. say, to | New Type of Film Promlses to Change . Motion Picture nghtmg Systems BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y., Oc- tober 7.—Development of a panchro- matic film sensitive to all colors in the visible spectrum, for use in motion plcture cameras, has made unneces- vears old, 220 |Sary the use of other than o rdinary Ninth street southeast, was shot in|makeup and permits lighting of | the leg outside the lunchroom of Gus make-u | Substitution of the panchromatic film for the present orthochromatic, | which s sensitive only in the violets, | m: | blues and greens, the paper explained, |allows scenic artists, camera men, di-|$3,000 bail for a trial next Tuesday. rectors and actors themselves to see | Capt. Oxner's vessel is a 75-foot the distribution of tone values in a studio sets in a manner similar to real | | life, the Society of Motion Picture En- > In a joint communication prepared | i o 3*:}_ A. Jones, chief physicist of the dhtman Kodak C research Thomas, who i8 hpl(i o thc]shool e e e e s | ing, denies he shot Deena Deel ot to the Stoky te1d policer s | ComPans'’s pholographle chemical de. 2 artment. vead before the walting to demand from the waitress e ore_the engineers’ iim. bullets. He was treated at Emergency | Police claim they have witnesses | Hospital and Thomas was hrrested by who say they saw the shot fired by | Detectives Keck and Thompson and Thomas. They say that Deena ran |Policeman A. B. Clark of the first behind an automobile to escape other | precin The world's white population is es- timated to increase at about 5,000,000 | trol a THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Bridgewater, N. 8. ed States destroyer M. F St. Cor. 12th Frank. 4312 723 14th Frank. 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Peter Kozloff, famous Rus- most ingenious and unexampled .| range of animal structure, EEEEEEEEE::EEJEEEE BRIDGEWATER, Nova Scotia, O glaring light or heavily plastel’!d tober 7.—Chatged with attempting to send two units of the American dry fleet to the bottom about 75 mllei p Fisherman was held yesterday in Nova Scotia windjammer with a set just as they will be reproduced |gasoline “‘kicker.” The vessels he is ;;)n lh}l’ sel rssdnfilth“flli said tones of charged with attacking are the ar- | hair, lips ant lesh will assume their | true’ position in the visual tone scale, | 513 UyRatrol boats CG-147 and CG. ! while imperfections such as freckles \or enlarged blood vessels can be ren- dered practically invisible, We are very glad to accommodate with a Witnesses saild that when the Rl Rilloga by he s matschiioats, was trailing the Canadian schooner, the schooner suddenly swerved and attempted four times to ram the pa- ts. Oxner admitted that he was éEEEEEEEEQ C.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1926. RUM SHIP TR'ES To SINK 'r'arrylnx liqu;’r but that c,:l never EXPLORES DEAD c"’Y. ll;x:{d-;oto which he discovered in Thi- i Poor's Drink Tax Jumps. - PARIS, October 7 (®).—The “poor of hitherto unknown geographical and | man's drink” is now taxed at 60 per anthropological data relating to Thi- | cent of its selling price, whereas ological Specimens. bet, as well as valuable archeologl: | Lo,ooo e’ vave only 1 per cent. The tarrl; He hrough( back a great quantity o cal specimens. LENINGRAD, Russia, October expedition to the dead city of Kha- and historical interest. the hundred kilograms. Our advertisements are chroniclers of charge account special events ?bilipsborn 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. 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