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P'"'"'""""". Ty, [,,l.l 'ill' u LI “Sirius in not only the brightest m built in oils of the nearest, be- ingjonly " you: distant, 600,000 tti--fhreatttesun. Itwunlao one of the ftrst mu which was MM8t to in moving among its follows, to Itavtiumtr" motion. 'Durbom Ob.' motor: of Northwestern university ha a peculiar interest in Sirius, be- an: it m ht teatinit the 1836-th lan- of out oboemtory it: 1868 that the Joint coup-aloe do was but near-o companion who» pm had but: 'prevuttihntomrtratmrtrr the - " pm linden of Main. The two this. the brilliant Skins and it the companion m in orbital notion about each other wtthtn-udotu,lfaemtttrrr. In and: n doubb star when the distance 'tsilt le In. M so . a r in th.9hr, Shim,"aadin doing so Meet out“. (not that this star's m and Wt, would indicate tho fermion of s ”than, on- known to outlay mortals, weighing 'r_toafhruelretbie, inch. .Dr.l‘ox. who is nanny“)! known in Atner- ieador (nigh-.1 march work in astronomy. said that s derrick would probably be remind to hoist a thin- bidni of tho substance. The fact that the faint companion-star of Sirius was diamond by s Northwestern Imiwraity tit in 1862 also was '-tthtete.d. Tll, address, Professor Fox we in port as follows: Brightest od Stars "We best known star in the sky withthe exception of the Pole star is probahiy Sirius. the Dog star; and this because it is the brightest star in the whole sky. At this time of the year-it can he - in the early ave- ning in the southeastern sky just to the out of the constellation of Orion. It woken- the meridian at about nine o'ehte . ' , i THIS FACTS ABOUT ' BMlIrrllislli' STAR SIRIUS. IN otuotc GROUP Bat Known With: Excobtion of no]. Star; In 500,000 The: As Par Away As Sun; Bu Din Consort . A " NASH ’ SALES Representative Phone H. P. 1608 Highland Park T". Ind 4-Ddor Sedan {.th $995 . . Wall! You. Tu? "A cubic inch Itf the it" brought here unchanged " the urine: of the earth would weigh utmost exactly a ton. Derrick: Would .'trit required to no" a thtmNr.N11. When we think tilt platinum. out dean‘s! material. it only than At time- that of water we ruling that. thin It" wo has n kind of ma ' I construct!“ of the utoms, with which we have no terres- trial eounterrpart. The stun {uni-h crucibles whats taxman-op _eatitt which "gwe ‘umpbronchable on the earth. The theory in thu‘under con- ditions which obtain in the fnterior pf the star, the ntettttq are “ripped of some of their clectrons and permit of packing, far beyond the degm with _ which we are 1mm" in matter un- der ordinary conditions. _ vat» new: humming” dod' an. 'itttfttr, the who l Pl, to tlr, 'ii'tir,i. ' _ ' "hater chem "t revealed the WV)! ‘Ipeetmm nod therefore the "trace“ moor-tune. >Prom' all thin hos arisen the “cult problem ot accounting for the dmmarst in ion- inosity for the two etttttpttitbttta so nearly comparable in man Ind tou- mature. For star: W in ,briaht- non because of distance, temperature, and also. With distance and tampere- ‘tono and, the 2' could be woul- mately determin and it come out that the faint companion was dbout three times that of the earth, say 1-50 the diameter of the out. Then how account for its great than? Only by assigning to, it the waning density lot about 65.000 time: that of water, inbout 10,000 tuned the'mun demity 9 of the earth. Recent theoretical work Itsy Eddington of England, and otmer- vations by Adams of the Mt. Wilson Iobservatory. seem to eottfirin this as- ,' tounding figure. The NahAipx/.Price Range1+n Sixteen ooiFtt NodeVExtends Mn tters' to taotxit. o. li. PM People who think the prices of mer- ‘eh-ndiu m far too high, might try reading the Minutemen“ of week] bargain: in The Pros. _ "A solution of the {Veblen of ac- counting for the low. luminosity of this massive object [us then led to a conclusion that new unencumble, in- troducing an to . (onto! matter of almost mthiuhble Annuity and has made this stu- the most interesting of all tho' starry host." . These folks who think the church in d allure; my land been trying to hire a $6,000 minister for $2,000. Graced with French. roof and um . ed bodrmouldingim the 15mph: ", _ it cloth upholstery and Colonial type 31 'rera, Thebodyinthgptod v',','tt,x,',tt1',/te't designerswhoranka ngthe tinestof: - Just a casual plus ' that; rid or ditvesirairitwNtttipo convince 'otr-t, n justhowphinthe .'l is. , . craft; both in this counh and abroad; 'rhtpuhtbhtnttuto! thee-tgut' in these worxu-"Thu Six Sedan: vet more REAL VALUE f your money." a l COILLEGE aririii "iELii"iiFii" i INCREASED LAST YEAR seven! day: to “animus" an obile. but you can. dial? um it in about one minute [a run- ning into I the. . ' flee knelt “elm-ho mum’s coll are reported " 11m: Smi , 2.153;; Welloaloy, 1,57 3 V». at. $14.9; Gouchor, 1,067ram Meant 1101 e. Mm., ' j . C N other country in' the 1iorU in o ' such‘ educstioiul opportuni- tua, youth. , z _ ', q _ ago, 12,950; 1ltimilr, *2385; Mic gun. 12,181; Wisconsin, 1371: Chi State. 10,725; Pittsburg. 10.4“; H rd, kytt -, Bpot,ott, i9dtttTt No wont. , MIS; Net, ,. 8,- 548; Wuhihgton. 8,138; Giteht.ryyti, Mt ' Cornell, 7,420; Aurat,r'Ast02,. Son em Cdifornia. 7,188; "p1titfp. sityrof Iowa. 6,915; 8mm, 6,479; Colo diy 6,155; Oklahoma, 5413. College enrollment forth Waited 'let telnet-even per tatrtt during the hoot you 1934-35 itist,rrirtng to ' ' tgtt',rl,,tltnt,,'.1rt IQ; ten. V “Poo , f 134 colleges and “Mama. The rate of increue iILcom' tite with the general rate, (t11llilirll'; 1), ,tsitteettuststodeoft 1qu m Menu thetth‘e bite: tn.. Itit on? of learning m rm}: m . The University of? or- nie with yin two ttrtsttets)ittaht an the ' with 16,291: “dents. ,whi Clit bin in second: . 11,727. Incl bttt pm time n we vzfegul'er his} However, Colhmb “and: wt ~flnd Univenity‘ of C Marnie seco d. . , ', noil H third in full tin enroll- men with 11,212 students. Ill",',':'-. not. u f with 10,170, . nu, . gnu id fifth and Ohio ixth in full the eeirothttent. ', 7 te enrollments of other! lino tho’ tFentr-thm lax-3+} tttpi- vm to: are: as followu, _ I Gained Seven Pe Gait ru. B. In-1924-25 School; _ ' ' I Reports Show 2 [on a I Y came a an; no It a CLEANING a cun'fuu‘ . smmama " I: "an“ LAUNDRY PHONES m-m " _ eads the World in Motor Car Value HIGHLAND PM passe. magnum mu. Artestthgly The motog in cum with such danced iimture"sfuihttrei(iiei1hsttmtsoneatreieaner, (”dine 'ilteuand'tilidiiee. . ? 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