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By the Associated prcss

ID! the associated Press.
NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y, January
24.-Today's total eclipse of the sun
at Niagara Falls gave to science
nearly two score photographs, trans
formed the cataract into a Niagara
or jewels in magnificent kaleido-
scopic display. and led engineers to
believe they have solved the secret
OF artificial reproduction of the
phenomenon's lighting effects.
Black CLOUDS, gathering rapidly to
blot out a clear. star spangled dawn,
were rolling into the eastern sky
when the first black nick appeared on
the disk of the sun. The cloudbanl<
increased until, just before the period
Of totality had been reached, 1t sud =
denly was reft and Niagara's spray
was wreathed into rainbows. while
eerle lights CLEANED through the
dancing prismatic surfaces OF Its
mingled ice and water. The ragged
rift in the cloudbank glowed and
pulsed like the heart of a smithy's
forge.
Shadow SmudSes Colors.
Then the onrushing shadow
smudged over the oolors like a great
blunt finger. The ghosts of rainbows
rose In the smokelike mists, the
flashing green of the horseshoe crest
turned omInously black, and the
snow clad shoulders and island en-
inences of the cataract and rapids
paled to chalky whiteness. The suns
corona hared almost unseen as the
rent in the cloud curtain was closed.
The curtain opened again momentarily,
but the period Of totality was passed.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

special long-range cameras aboard
the Los Angeles. They both were
elated with the preliminary results of
the expedition. Prof. Peters took
eight exposures of the inner corona
and Prof. Watts took three exposures
of the outer corona.
During the picture-taking, they
said the big ship rode without any
perceptible motion and they believed
their pictures would be almost per-
feet.
Observers Nose Frozen.
A. L. Peterson of the Bureau of
Aeronautics, was the only member of
the expedition to suffer personal in
jury. In the intense cold his nose
and the left side of his face were
frozen. Despite the cold, he stuck
to his exposed position on top of the
ship from 7:45 until 1890, turning
the crank of his special long range
motion picture camera.
Although the sun and the moon put
on their act in the open sky, the
show was not without its admission
price-at least for Uncle Sam. In
bringing the Los Angeles to earth it
was found necessary to valve 100000
cubic feet of precious helium gas.
valued, air officials said, at about
$4,000.
Taking the air here at 5:45 this
morning, the ship moved up to 1000
feet altitude before proceeding TO its
destination. point 10 miles OFF
Montauk Point, Long Island, which 1t
reached at 7:45. At 10 o'clock the
ship was headed for home and was
over Lakehurst at 2:20 pm. A land
ing was made at 3:40, but it was $50
before the dirigible had been worked
into its hangar, strong cross wind
having delayed the work for more
than an hour.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
HOPES OF OBSERVERS
SHATTERED BY CLOUDS
Yerkes Astronomers Will Wait for
Seven More Years for
Fruition of Dreams.
By the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press
IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. January
zf'7Satfsfaction that others sue
ceeded where they failed, and that
seven years hence they may be able
10 fulhll their temporarily shattered
hopes, was the consoling factor which
tonight tempered the disappointment
Of Yerkes Observatory astronomers
In their thwarted attempts to observe
today's eclipse from Pewabfc Hill
near here.
The expedition was a fat failure
from the standpoint Of obseryan noes
While there is a remote possibility
that Yerkes men will make the trim
70 summarize to view the 1926 eclipse.
PROF. oliver J. Lee and other officials
said that they might also visit Labra
dor in 1889 for the eclipse scheduled
there.
The four astronomers COMPRISING
the Yerkes official staff for the local
expedition. disbanded and left for
their homes late tonight.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

ly disengaged themselves from the
line Of vision and drifted Off on sep
arate paths.
The meeting, the embrace and the
short promenade they took together
occupied hours and 20 minutes
Of clock time. At Gil am. they
eclipsed. At 1920 they parted. The
phenomenon, and especially the mis-
placed midnight descending like the
crack of doom, awed and filled hu-
mans, birds. beasts and even fish with
instructive trepidation.
Animals in geological captfyitv sa,
UP clamor. Monkeys chartered; deer
stampeded; lions roared. Bewildered
horses stopped in the streets.
Fowls Go to Roost.
Wild fowl, hardly settled upon
their accustomed feeding grounds
hastily took flight again to nest. only
to return to feed again as daylight
overlook their homeward journey
Hens fews to roost, true to eclipse
tradition, and cocks crowed at the
phenamenon's end.
Fish in aquaria were seen to gather
in schools and seek the bottom OF
their tank, as they are wont to dc
at evening.
Many large cities, and above all
New York, were favored with a per-
feet view of the eclipse, ordinary ac-
tivities were suspended; all available
transportation to countryside points
of advantage was crowded; skyscrap-
ers and such-like observation towers
were covered almost to overf1owing
men, women and children-old and
young, of high and low degree
paused to crane. necks and whisper
President Coolidge used a whole
pane of smoked glass to view the
magnificent sight from the White
House garden, where the penumbra
and part Of the eclipse were visible.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
EXPLAIN LONGER RANGE.
Considered as Extension of Dawn
Effect.

ESCANABA, Mich. January "a
Remarkable radio range observed be-
fore, during and after the eclipse in
experiments conducted here today by
E. +. Mcdonald of Chicago, president
of the National Association of Broad
casters, probably was caused by an
unnatural continuation Of the usual
dawn effect, in the opinion Of r. H. G.
Matthews of the American Radio
Relay League.
The unusual distance and signal
strength of radio at the breaking of
dawn have for long time been noted.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

Radiating smiles and jokes, William
Jannings Bryan called yesterday at the
White House, conferred for 20 minutes
with President Coolidge and told news
paper men that, in accordance with ex-
perienCe gained in Washington years
ago. he must give "the stock answer of
social in response to inquiries as to the
nature of his visit. That's the answer
l long ago learned to give newspaper
men when l didn't want them to know
what was discussed at a conference" he
said. Leaving the White House, Mr..
Bryan was photographed viewing the
eclipse of the sun, after he had paused
to remark: The eclipse is just like
Democratic defeat. The sun will shine
again" Encountering the Tennessee
Evening star., 1925-01-25
BALLOON PHOTOGRAPHS
BARRED BY HIGH WIND
Michigan University Scientist Is
Forced to Defiate-Clouds Halt
Some Hobart College Work.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, \. Y, January 24.-Prof.
a. c. Haussman, head of the depart
ment of physics of the University of
Michigan, was forced by high wind
and generally unfavorable weather
conditions to abandon a projected
balloon ascension above the clouds
to photograph the total eclipse Of
the sun today.
Prof. Haussmans balloon was pre-
pared to take off from Border City
near here, but rising storm conditions
made necessary its defatiox before
the eclipse arrived.
At Smith Observatory, Hobart Col
lege, Prof. William J. Hussey of the
University of Michigan observed the
eclipse through the telescope used by
the late Prof. William r. Brooks
noted discoverer of comets Photo
graphs were obtained of the first and
last stages of the eclipse. During
the period of totality the phenomenon
was hidden by clouds.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
ONLY CLOUDY MORNING
APPEARS IN CHICAGO
People of Great Lake City Dis
appointed at Failure to
See Eclipse.
Bv the Associated Press.

by the Associated frtst
CHICAGO, January 24.-Clouds and
mist today deprived millions Of peo-
pie Of the Northwestern section Of the
country of seeing the greatest heav-
emily show of the century in the
eclipse of the sun.
Thousands of Chicagoans rose early
to witness the spectacle only to find
the morning, even during the period
of near-totality here, was very little
different from any other cloudy
morning with mist hanging heavy
over the city.
While the thousands of smoked
glass and housetop astronomers
were disappointed, the most bitter
regret was experienced by scientists
and we'll known astronomers of the
University of Chicago and North
western University, who had trans
ported expensive equipment to Iron
Mountain, Mich, and Williams Bay,
Wis, expecting to make an exhaus-
tive study Of the eclipse.
At Escanaba, Mich, where radio
broadcasting experiments were con-
Quoted during the eclipse, better luck
was reported by L. f. Mcdonald,
president of the NationaP Association
of Broadcasters, who said that inter-
esting reports had been received from
hundreds of listeners in every State
in the Union, and some as yet unex-
planned phenomena had developed.
While receptivity during the eclipse
was increased for distant points,
those nearby reported they heard
less clearly, the reports indicated.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Tides in Pacific
Hold Vide Range
During Eclipse
Br the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Janu-
ary 24.-The eclipse Of the sun
today exerted an unusual influence
on tides in the Pacific Ocean.
The Presidio tide station report
ed tide of 6.2 feet, approx
mately . feet above normal. The
extreme low tide tonight will be
Is feet below normal. marking a
difference Of s feet between low
and high tides.
The magnetic influences exerted
on the tides by the moon are
greatly increased during the
period of an eclipse, according to
tho United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey office.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
,olidge saw it through smoked

Mrs. Coolidge saw it through smoked
glass also.
Mayor Hylan of New York joined a
throng in Central Park to gaze
through a bit of exposed camera film
The boulevards and drives and parks
of all the city were crowded. Broad
ways bright lights ran full blast, and
street lights did, too, but there was
little danger of traffic accidents, for
traffic stood still face upward
Evening star., 1925-01-25
W. B. Crocker Dies in Hawaii

HONOLULU, January 24.-William
BIodgett Crocker, aged 60. said to
nave been member of a we'll known
New York family. died in a hospital
mere today. Mr.. Crocker came to
Hawai last August in an effort TO
recover his health. His wife accom-
panied him and will sail for III.
mainland Wednesday with the BODY
Evening star., 1925-01-25

congressional delegation entering the
White House to present an invitation
to the President. the former Secretary
of State inquired: What are all these
Tennesseeans doing up here? There
must be a project UP for deepening
some creek in Tennessee to make it
navigable." While waiting in Secretary
Slemp's Office to the see the President,
Mr.. Bryan began telling about the
profits that might be made and that he
had made in Florida real estate. After
all you have told U.s. l guess some of
US Republicans had better take back
some of the things we said in 1893
about your financial ability" remarked
Secretary Slemp and Mr.. Bryan Joined
in the laughter.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Eclipse Reunion
Gathers Veterans
Of 1869 Phenomena

By the Associated Press
LIE SUEUR CENTER, Mimi, jan
uary 24.-An eclipse reunion was
held here today by a number Of
pioneers who saw the eclipse of
1863. Recalling the terror caused
by the eclipse OF SO years ago,
Thomas Dewire said that when il
appeared between 3 and 4 pm,
August Z, 1869, he saw persons
running for safety.
There was only curiosity today.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
ION THEORY PROVED.
Effect of Suns Rays on Radio Is
Explained.

CHICAGO. January 24.-Tests made
by the portable station WJAZ at
Escanaba, Mich, during the eclipse
today virtually confirmed what has
been practically understood. accord
ing to radio engineers here, that
ionization of atmospheric atoms re-
suits from the suns rays. The re-
ception here during the eclipse of
the stations radiocast program was
a big Improvement over daylight
transmission, but not SO satisfactory
as at night.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Baby Arrives With Totality.

PASSAIC, n. J., January 24.-Just
at 9:11 am today. the moment of
totality Of tho eclipse Of the sun, a:
boy came into the world at the Pas
safo Hospital. He weighs pounds.
His mother is Mrs. Jesse Speck of
Weatherford. .. -.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, January 24.-Radio broad
casting stations in Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Schenectady, N Y, were heard
distinctly in London during the period
of observation of the sun today.
Neither of. these stations usually is
heard during the daytime.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
TESTS OF RADIO DURING ECLIPSE
CONFIRM W4VE LENGTH THEORIES
Pittsburgh and Schenectady Stations Heard i, Lon
don When Stado,U of Noon BIots Out
Sm-Efect Like That of DnUn.

According to the theory of Mr.. Mat
thews, the moons shadow served as
a medium of continuing this dawn
effect even though the moon and sun
were not yet in eclipse. The tests
made by station WJAZ, portable
transmitter. were excellent. Mr.. Nc
Donald said.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
GETS ECLIPSE PHOTOS.
Harvard Observer at Connecticut
College Reports Low Temperature.

NEW LONDON. Conn. January "a
Leon Campbell, Harvard Observa-
tory astronomer, took photographs
Of the eclipse on the campus of the
Connecticut College for Women.
The temperature dropped from .
TO degrees below zero during
totality, he reported.
4 trainload of Wellesley students
and two trainloads of excursionists
from Worcester witnessed the eclipse
here.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

In California wife'S salary is i'm
mune from her husbands use, and is
legal grounds for divorce.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

Have Flowers I'm Your Home
nd add a touch OF Spring to the in
doors. GUIDE, 1912 ent
Evening star., 1925-01-25
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSTR
ASCB COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington, January IL 1925
The annual meeting OF the MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA will be held on the first Mon
day in February (the 2nd proximo). at the
Office Of TIE company, corner 18th street and
New York avenue northwest, commencing at
10 o'clock am.
BY the charter Of the company the cleo
tion of seven managers to conduct the af-
fairs OF the company is required to be held
at the above meeting.
BY the sixth article Of the bylaws Of the
meeting OF the company the first business
in order shall be the appoin tment of chair
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Amount OF premium note So 100 100 70
Amount of cash on hand. ...... 81 933 az
securities ..-.....-.-.. 204, 800 90
heai estate ......- .-.......... 63. .O40. so
Office furniture and fixtures. 800 On
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In 1S24 ......-......... O. 131 9l
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January 81, 1925
BY order OF the board Of managers:
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GREAT FIRE GEYSERS
DART OUT OF CORONA
AT TIME OF ECLIPSE

Continued from First Page.)
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ASTRONOMERS GET
VALUABLE DATA AS
MOON BLOCKS SUN

Continued from First Pase.)
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IT YOU HAVE ANY AILMENT. TRY MY
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N DE FLORES natural

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SE ALQUILA en- Santurce fresca
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familia mediana. Cuatro habitacio-
mes Y ~servieio complete $4,000. In
formaran calle Barcelona No. 10
bajos, Santurce, Stop 16H. "a
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Correspondence. General business.
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ROPA HECHA para Baby. de

POPA HECHA para Baby. de la
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Y a precios sin conpetencia. Hace-
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quina. Mandenos las medidas. Acep
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San JUN. p.
a LAS FABRICAS de gaseosas y
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.CE vENDE en- Mayaguez; Cha
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to Gale Mendez vigo (Playa)
cuatro dormitorios, sala, comedor
y demas dependencies, solar pro.
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menos, valor $4,000. Informara:
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S-8
MAQUINAS DE SUMAR. Nuevas,
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CANO''. SO
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tel6fono z rojo, Santurce, Box
1924, San Juan. 50
RIO PIEDRAS VENDO. Casa dos
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ia baja concrete dedicado a garage
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TN MAYAGUEZ.-Se vende alma
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ROMBIILAS y efeetos Electricns
en- general. Made vende efectos
electricos tan baratos como Mcrino
Rodriguez Hnos. compre sus BON.
biIlas y cordones de pVancha en- es-
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o plantas, con ell uso de Ell vAM-
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a las personals, Y que Sc vende en-
Ell BAZAAR AMERICANO", Allen
40 Y en- TODD establecimiento bien
surtido. s-S
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Hoteles.

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CE ALQUILA un apartamento me

sc ALQUHA un apartamento mo.
derno compuesto de cuatro dor
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modidades en- Gale Infanta Luisa
No. 2. Informaran en- la Joyerfa J..
p. Bouret Inc, San Justo No. II.
p.
&c ALQUILA una hermosa casa en-
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Tiene garage. Informardn tel6fono
SOC negro, Santurce. S-3
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S. Moll 8-6
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lie Estrella No. 9 Parada 10, cerca
del Mercado de Santurce Informal
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