Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 38

BayerTablets | THE EVENING ECLIPSE PICTURE 8L WASHINGLON McCormick Observatory at the Uni- versity of Virginia. Prof. R. W. Mar- riott is astronomer for Swarthmore College. Officials of the Naval Observatory estimated that spectrographic data ob- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1930. GALLON OF WINE FATAL Frenchman Drinks Liquid in Three Minutes, Dies in Four. LILLE (N.AN.A).—Louis Guignon, tained by Prof. Mitchell would occupy ‘\’ 3 his attention for 15 years. The e?e- 20, walked into & cafe in Lille, ce, d .Im'f’ dition 1s expected to reach the island of followed by a throng of friends. A bet 7 Tutuila about November 1. e ol Gaton of wine h five Tinuiee, Cruighon . lon of 3 Ve . huignon Phenomena Never Observed v Rt Oaat Il order Before Are Photographed was ever anxious to oblige. He lered the wine, a friend held the watch and PARIS (#).—A restaurant in the heart of the city put up a sij recently by U. S. Expedition. Guignon_ started to drink. In three minutes he had consumed the wine. In ‘nnzol:;ncm! l:m‘z‘tmc“mn f?; ;;-?c; "5‘0 ;z:ao;mnutel he was dead from con- centimes .ai 26 cents), inclu 3 wine and bread without Mmit. 8 | (Conyrisnt, 1030 by North American News- Phenomena connected with the sun’s eclipse heretofore never observed by |man_were reported to have been regis- tered in pictures taken of the eclipse, October 21, on Niuafou Island, in the Southern Pacific, by the United States Naval Observatory eclipse expendition. A dispatch recelved yesterday from Comdr. C. H. J. Keppler, in charge of the expedition, indicated photographs taken held exceptional promise of new discoveries. The message sald: Coronium Lines Visible. “Nine plates from the 83-foot camera show exceptional beauty and detail. Prof. Marriott vastly gratified. Prof. Mitchell's spectographs show exquisite definitions through a long range in wave length from 3,200 in violet to 7,800 angstroms in red. Several coro- nium lines are visible :n t.tl'lhees 75“';‘5, of which one at wave len; A Do.' not ham | a new discovery. 0 1 gb] " h $ | “This line is of considerable strengtl 'h. heart E | and shows itself on two different photo- | graphs, the green coronium line and B AY E R ’ the changes in coronal forms shown by successive spectra indicate violent mo- i tions in corona. First Observation of Phenomena. “These disturbances can be traced to | heights of 100,000 miles above the sun's | surface. Similar phenomena have never | been_observed before. Coronal streamers | on Einstein plates extend more than | Accept only “ " boxes 12&: Castoria... fér CHILDREN'S ailments Prompt relief from HEADACHES, SORE THROAT, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, NEURALGIA, COLDS, ACHES and PAINS ARE you prepared to render first aid and quick comfort the moment your youngster has an upset of any sort? Could you do the right thing —immediately—though the emer- gency came without Wwarning— perhaps tonight? 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