Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 31

r‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929.° 31 in that other life of past hours | clutch, mpling figure dragged, machine recorded thing. Last night's icine, that sunlight is rarely a factor Ih}g: ;_r;g :a m\:cho m'z:)l;c ree:I. x,aa'she dnoor lgsls‘t.enedaio—ci i events and this day’s sequel were but a | SUNLIGHT AS CANCER in the cause of cancer. ENTERPRISE snm {of that lighted studio was flung open.| No— 4t could" mot be! Staged!|Show to fix first impressions. CAUSE MEETS DEMAL In the annual report of the academy, shigi rushed in. “Pramed!” That was it. The alterna-| But the scene beyond the curtain had ’ By | “Look! Sce! _Quick!" he cried,|tive was inconceivable. Phyllis mix:g va}mshed. Light glad sprung upk_m t}‘w ':‘5::: filx‘m?;tc:;‘:x:d;h::nfi BUILDING ASSOCIATION | pointing back at the dark doorway. out a hand in the darkness at her side. | white room. Radley was speaking in | | 3 Gardner PO chair crashed upon the floor. Rad- |Was he there—this being that—_ O |answer to lher cry, Before her, under Dr. Joseph G. Bloodgoed Declares) ;o the skin. The report warned against 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. iley's angry voice: course! Her hand foun he rougl sat the man whom Academy of Medicine Report excessive sun baths and too frequent I Hunting Y what the devil do you think you've | fabric of the coat she knew so well— . ‘aubbed Van Winkle, ¥ P e il stst Issue of Stock Now Open | (Copyright, 1928, by Public Ledger) i let in out of the night?” and an arm within it stirred at her |She was still clutching him arm. And Is Wrong. “There is vastly more danger from : sk touch. he sat there blinking, dazed, acting no influenza in_staying out of the sun- Frightened women—men hesitating | X005, o1 che cried. “Radley!” ‘(‘on.flplmtm"s part, plainly lost in the | BY the Associated Press. light than there i from eancer with| Money Loaned to Members to approach an empty doorway. And - s | en-Pthere, there in that other lighted| She knew now. Some marvel of |thing that he had witnessed, astounded.| BALTIMORE, Md, January 11—Dr. | plenty of sunlight,” Dr. Bloodgood said. R R L Tt of (he i h with a genuioneness that no human be- | Joseph C. Bloodgood, nationally known | “The ordinary amount of suniight is| on Easy Monthly Payments t50d & moment ago, but | rotted Tags of a garment, with matted |dent of science was the explanation | Ing could feign cancer specialist and director of the | practically never a cause of cancer.” James E. Connelly James F. Shea ght, mirrored reflection, | beard and hair, gray of flesh, wavering, |of it all. That and some hoax agreed His eves widened at her. cancer laboratory at Johns Hopkins,| Dr. Bloodgood said that there was no President Secretary Ph: he said. declared yesterday, in replying to a re- | danger at all in the ordinary case of INSTALLME | . " . His voice as cl .quiet | staggering. And Radiey’s challenging [upon with the Van Winkle. That mir- “l iy ';’\“‘ = Why, of . a clear and quiet) TAEFT ghostly answer! . A wild rored studio scene was, after all, but a (To be continued tomorrow.) port of the New York Academy of Med- ' sunburn which heals quickly. EIDWA 3 No, not ghosts exactly,” he was say- E You've never seen the ! d s e I T re— R - — ren ing. “Ghosts are supposed to be de- | e BT IR . — > W e N g : N\ —_ paficd spirits, aren's They7—out of the | £ T, e RSN : T T T s~ I think you will all admit that -ple you have seen tonight have occupies most of the § Kn el iy tantly recognized the words ool rote : ction of what he had | \ Ca prote i to them last night. But the living an y rea scene before her paralyzed her think- turned the angividun) 8o denominsied, “Is $hat you |08 Taculties. 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