The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 20

Dainty Star C oming to Met Appears in Musical Comedy Great Altitude Record to Make RY CHESTER FE, TUCKER WASHINGTON, Nov, 18.—The Mtop of the world” still waits to be Peached. Licut, MacKReady's record Preaking fly to a height of nearly SIFHt miles left the “coiling of the earth” still at least 40 miles away, How near the aviator may come 46 what is practically the upper Timit of the at sherie layer sur founding the nh, We may not knew in this & ation, But the 4 the astronomer Ws that both Major Schroeder er his flight of 38,180 feet and Hdeut. MacReady after his 40,800 2 speaking only figurately when W spoke of having attained the of the earth.” N CARRY THEIR WITH Tr how have the means of sufficient oxygen along with for their engines and for! ves, and the heat that keeps bodies from freeing. They sk only denser air to fly upon at heights. But this, of coursé, will never have, there is another solution: the Plane capable of rising still on an ever thinning ocean of | ‘win be a problem forever in- diffoult. The higher man fees, the thinner will he find the ff upon which he must depend ‘Duoyancy. the air gets thinner even ler prgportion than the Ur} height of the flight. For eady had riven thru but of the air cushion that) ite, who comes to the Metropolitan for a week, beginning a Sap etn ee pe al day, in “Angel Face,” a delightful musical co : Marguerite Zender, the dainty little musical comedy favor-| | | PRESSURE REDUCED , ‘ , BIGHT TONS Miss Zender last appeared here in George Cohan’s musical the surface of the. earth! comedy, “Mary.” She is the original “angel-face” girl. total air pressure be sso was 15 tons, he had risen . . * nt where the pressure was| We Predict Great |.They Surprise Him; tons. And had he gone * ° ’ as high. he would have Revival in Church| Goes ’Em One Better the pressure to 80 pounds!| LONDON, Nov. 18.—Owing te the} BRADFORD, Engiand, Nov. 15.— r her airplane flights .than'shortage, of candidates for ordina-|The mambers of 8t. Chrysostom's ‘What have been taken by these| tion, the bishop of Southwell has/ church thought they would surprise | will have little sclentific| issued a call to rich parents to their vicar, Rev. W. Cunliffe, by | , Their observations will give] dedicate their sons to the ministry. | cleaning up the vicarage for his re- more information than|-———————-—--—__ turn from vacation. They got the | to be had from a balloon sent| AY sailed thus far, there will be a/real surprise when be brought back | With various pieces of recording | *tTusele to fathom its depth. fa, bride. a FATHOMING ONLY FROM f neither did the Poles of the| OBSERVATION OR DEDUCTION ha the present, that fa! defective vision requiring correction. TWILIGHT LASTS UNTIL on With a Better | sun 18 18 DEGREES BELOW tite, He Declares It haw been determined that twh Nght lasts Until the sun is about ‘eating cabbaze, beans, onions | 18 degrees below the horizon, and imything else I want these days,/ with this as a known value and| fs @ pretty good record for a/ the radius of the earth given ‘| With the & short time ago was hard-| 4,000 miles, it is not difficult to by the methods of trigo-| enough to keep body and | solve, her,” said Charles A. Smith, | nometry, a right triangle that gives enth ave, South, Seattle,| 44 miles as the height of the air) left still dense enough to reflect the, # fact Is, I had to give up eat-| twilight rays of the sun after it) gg f everything, as no matter | hes set. it I was 1 would bloat up| On the other hand, another meth- ef & meal unt I could hardly get|od gives a@ different result. The + be h. 1 suffered a great deal | presence of “shooting stars” in these | pains through my chest and be-/ fall nights, calculated often to be i My shoulder blades. At times| at a height of 200 miles, would ‘ked with pains from rheu-| seem fo indieate that there must lam and suffered ¢specially in| be air even at that height, for it ‘weather. t the friction of the alr that heats isn’t a farm hand tn Wash-| the meteor as it rushes toward the that has a better appetite | earth. Ps have, and my stomach is as ee ter me 7 | Barbed-Wire Net is sold in Seattle at Bartels! Goes to This Dame leading druggists ares “ae, lesding REDHILL, Eng, Nov, 18—Amy | Brewer, aged 13, is a somnambulist of gome degree. She left her room | at ) fwam a pond and did not | awaken until she walked into a | barbed-wire fence. | Amateur Surgeon Is Very Successful STOCKHOLM, N. J., Nov, 18.—A |pullet owned by Mrs. Lucinda Sy- monds swallowed a bone, which lodged in its crop. Mrs. Symonds slit the crop, removed the bone and | sewed up the wound with catgut. |The chicken has completely recov nutritious, with the proper wich all children. For cheese-hitchens, making sure af the quality of the cheese before ts cent to you as Tillamook, . _ Fischer Brothers Company SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ny easily digestible—it is a problem. Mothers, Tillamook cheese should mak two wich in your kiddie’s lunch box, Ie is rich ah eal pty ne Oe wri oe milk go into the making of every pound. Its creamy, delicate flavor makes it a favorite THE SBATTLE STA R eal #tep diplomatic were much surprived to have the Finnish offi forward and |declare himself and bin offices, and paneport | produce his « |‘They said that in all their exper |fence they never had encountered « industriog are similar case and that it indicated either that affairs were going badly First Foreign Diplomat to) in © Practice Economy ( NEW YORK, Nov, 18 foreign diplomat ever to arrive at The first | teh American ne, Which bi smh "¢ oy 2 oabl mM hoo eer © peer | 7 | He was Westland Foger, a ¥in nish courier, who is on his way to} the Finnish embassy at Washington, | where he its employed, When the immigration inapectors were check | ing up the steerage passengers, they nary Make a Sum make a store where all goods are sold gin of profit. to be misled by Specials (otherwise k: They know that PIGGLY WIGGLY EVERY DAY at a small margin of p WIGGLY'S business has been built and honesty. of Seattle housewives we are going to still lower. 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