Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 22

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Radiograms. will be accepted at the office of the Radio Corporation of America in the Navy Build- ing for all important European countries, and at mission to Hawaii and Japan. e 3 Lowest Rates Direct Service Uniformed musengers will promptly respo\na' to telephone calls at any time. Telephons Conection they have ever been. Ourline is new and "« any. Western Union Office for direct radio trane-- PROGRESS IN STAR MEASURING CHICAGO, Novgmber 14.—Prog- “Progress in Application of T ress made in measuring the dia- ference Methods £t Mount Wil CHRY O Secret Police Service Ge;s Credit for Good Work and year old—will be reported to the Prof. & W. Parr of the Unlve: tonight by Prof Albert A. Michel- | Ine the self-compreasion of of Chicago physicist, whose early Values.” MOSCOW, October 21. It you 8ec It is through an Instrument calls and South America will be the street, take the left side, the fear instilled by the secret police. which is credited here with untold crimes and violence. Its agents lock up people, try and execute them, if they see fit, according to popular In- formation. ~As there are no polico in Russla, it devolves on this organ- ization to keep the peace and, when i necessary, control the red army. | jeVhile traveling through the entire| length of Russla. the Associated Pr S correspondent was shadowed, from WATERWAY, DELEGATES TO VIEW WILMINGTON never bothered by them.. As in' Tur- | LRe north wiil bo weil represented at { construction, or 247,000 tons le. treatment of American: 8stop at Wll_mlnglon sound, a part of on which wo Keeps Order in Country. A jamantic dnte h Aana 51400 tons That the Cheka keeps order Is evi- | tained. An inspectivn of Wilmington | - : dent from the fact that there Is at|harborwill bo made. e tonfiagd commenced during the present order everywhere in Russia,| The delegates will be welcomed at | 3U@rter only amounted to shesta: CASTORIA save for hands of robbers among the | thelr first s i e e anEetn itons, on, the Don and Kuban Cossacks, calling|Tuesday by Mayor Stewart of Sa hten he pednarter Jast themselves the green army and now |0ah and Gov. Ha ‘it of (eorgia, | \ihich. the report says, “Is perhaps For Infants and Children § the most significant figures in the and then holding up trains in the re. | &ccording to the tentative plans, and | 102 i Dot s S R e | STl i Bauere: i | Tt s ileatie, 68 very | In Use For Over 30 Years seas, along tho line from Rostov to | Fespond. Petrovsk. The annual address of the president, { “E€-" While passing through this reglon | Mayor Moore of Philadelphiu, will be | The total tonnago building abroad the correspondent loarned ~of one | Made at this meeting and <ho report |15 Elclh a8 L.260.006 tons, inc L et Tt 1375,000 tons ¥ < 800 deed of the Cheka, the details| 9f Seeretary Williani H. Schoft will | jSL008 tong, wpon which work is sus- Sturiay. Hiulbarts - dommis £]largest amount of work is suspended r T oroted ",lnre Italy and the United States. “jof wnich indicate how' trighlfully be reag. ussia’s people have suffered from . 4 4 docks of New York, is their revolutions. <iey | Preside at the first’ session on S “ommissaire Lander of the Kiev|PTNCR §% H Jreq si2eiop o8 N0 heka was spending éhe aummer for | Nout nadiusce Magor Donrelly his health at the beautiful watering|iranion T ator Jain place of Kislovodsk. once one of the | irammond of New dJ. and John | most fashionable of the north Cau-|ji" Small, president of (he casus baths. One night there came | Rivers und Harbors Congress; R D! to his house a young man and woman | gentative S. Wallace Dempsey of 1Who told of the sudden disappearance | New York, chairman of the House | gg :‘twg;l;tyninbe?g:::E:S-‘l Drem" x"hr.l rivers and harbors commitiee; Gen. ! x ng to_one of the ng_N. ck, cl moat famous of the old Russian no- | pareia® e Mt e biliey. ew York, and| | Lander started an' investigation and by morning had found the girl, but ina dreadful condition. It deveioped > P that while she, was sitting in one of the parks of the town the evening 16,000 MINERS ON STR.IKE‘ previous two men had placed her i under arrest in the name of the|Vote Walkout Because Black- Cheka as a “white” spy and kept her - prisoner in-a lonely house. smith's Helper Was Not Promoted. Has Men Executed. WILKES-BARRE, Pa.,, November 11, Typewriter Columnar Sheets the trains watched and by night had Pittston, to promotu u helpes.to 3 place 4 arrested two bandits who were fden- [ made vacant by a blacksmlth's resig- ypewriter use. tifled as the criminals. While the [nation, the men employed in all Per t men svere belng returned to Klis- |sylvania Coal Companya opefations. ox You can get them to fit lovodsk they leaped from the train{cept Sebastopol and No. 11, in oty National Cover No. 4981 and escaped. Lander after twelve|voted to go on strike today. b days of search again arrested them | Another grievanco is an alleged vio. or 6408 at' Rostov, where they were at once |lation of the' contract miner agreement ' executed. p at the Butler colllery. The strike will | Look for This Trade Mark Lander is now spending his own [&ffect 10,000 men and boys. ! When You Buy money In an effort to aid the girl, as he and her famil w - I:o:r::& er famlly afe Withous re- | \RMENIANS FEAR THE TURKS .A“g'linst this g(‘agd d:ed th;mmds of | By the Associated Press. H evil ones are told. According to one 5 Novi — Ar-| of these storles the Cheka searched | momian Archbishap of Smve oo the home of a university professor | cubled President Harding. calling his ::g ?:yfili?:’kngr} 5,':5'7:';‘.‘1’5 3,3e9r lattention to_ the distress of the 160,000 forgotten list, dated 1908, of forty. dr £ Liogse Len{ and Posnd Boots three members of a patriotic organ- |y S y NATIONAL BLANK BOOK CO. ization, many of whom were notable 4 & professors and physicians. The Cheka ationa 18 Biviraidh; Malobe; Mot accused the physician of counter revolution, arrested all the men named in the list still in Kiev and shot all of them. FEAR MAN TOOK. LIFE. Search Started in. Détroft and On- tario. for Former Merchant. DETROIT, November 14.—Police of s g Y Detroit and Ontario cities have been If anything is spilled at the Conference, asked to search for Harold V, Carey, 4 % formerly a merchant here and later or at dinners afterward, it is very reas- a traveling salesman employed by a < n % Buffalo. N. Y., firm. Carey's family suring to recall the cleaning, dyeing, re- reported his disapPearance after re. i P d - e ceipt of a letter written In Windsor,| . f pairing and pressing facilities of The Hoff- Ontario, last Thursday, indicating he i C was ?lann:lnz] to ‘t:kha his lite. l:.‘.areg"l i man Co. Vg relatives declare owever, ey be- i lieved he still might be alive. * Carey’s wife told police he had been| i Call Main 4724-4725-4726 despondent since failure of his busi- ness last spring. He was to have ap- peared in federal court today for final hearing in the bankruptcy proceed- ings. B —_— ‘Women in Holland recegtly cele- {brated the fiftieth anniversary of the {adoption of & law opening the high {schools and colleges to girl students. e SO% AR BN ALY SO Bty dsosien G5 & oubjichiof | every-day importance. No. 7. / " “Why do so many doctors recom- mend Pluto Water?” * ] “Because of its prompt, reliable action—that’s what my doctor told me the other day. He says that constipation is the forerunner of + most sickness, and should always be relieved with the least possible. delay. I find that Pluto invariably brings relief within an hour.” q - 7 _ Bottled at French Lick Springs, 3 = Ind. Your physician prescribes it. G RSO " Uhen natue wont PUTO wil ' TO BE REPORTED TO SCIENTISTS A new theory of the carboniza- meter of the stars—a fleld but & | tion of coal will be outlined by National Academy of Sciences here of Illinois. Paths taken by energy , who 3 - i son, whose invention made these | Thomas C. Chamberlin of mfli':'l'n. Would Aid 5’000'm 1} - ar measurements possible. Ptot. :’;l;l)zyo :l: 'fig%::ir:fi:d .'!l‘;%c 1 Evil sehemes- Michelson is the noted University Earth Energy and Thelr Relation of Ma'flmrltion. s work paved the way for Eigstein Nature and origin of the fresh- | By the Associated Press. Staff Corvespondent of the Asmclated Press and his_theory of relativity. water. fishc of the Pacifio slope 53 a Cheka agent on the right side of (i sg Interterometer which Prof. | cussod by Prof. C. 1L Elgonmann National Tuberculosis Assoclation re- SHIPBUILDING RETURNS * [for imetructing these ohildren. in ’;:? INDICATE BIG DECLINE North to Be We! ’ LONDOX, October 2! ipbuildi Bo Well Represented at | JO 0O et s Sruiod I 4ITE | mach etild will be required through Convéhtion at Savannah tember 30, issued by Liovds Fegleter, |his teacher and parents to submit a indicate that the shipbuilding indus- |¢ard indicating daily performance of This Week. try Is slackening up considerably. elev heal! SAVANN . - For the ‘quarter . 3.282972 tons of {read city to city, by these agents, but|rSAVANNAH. Ga. November 14.—{Dritish merchant tonnage were under d.xyc weighed this week on the ss than key, _thelr m the annual convention of the Atlantic| the previ, a o Besides a good breakfast and the rotEet tne o e i OPeIblY 01 Deeper Waterways Aecoctation, (0 be | mejon The “tonnage. baildins s | noon: and evening meals, I ate mid- involve. the soviet government in|neld here Novem Delesmonths ago. Tho figurcs for the|Mormng and afternoon lunches, as fresh complications garding ity Lome sout 4 v will | quarter, however, Include 731,000 tons | directed. 'has been suspended| 1 ate only wholesome food today, d clayed fn’ com- |including vegetables, fruit, and at pital and have us half-sole or whole- ¢ sole them right away. These new National Columnar Sheets are the Lander put at once all the ma-|—OWing to the refusal of-the superin- only sheets made which chinery of the Cheka at work, had al] |tendent of the Central colliery, near are my spaoed for least a pint ‘of milk, as directed; and [after breakfast and afier the even- I was in bed nter- son.” I played in exercising -for raity way directed. Prof. I brushed P NEW YORK, November 14.—The 1s o Micifison conceived that star din. | of Indiana Unlversity. The ‘acad- [Ported today that more then 5,000,000 | ‘ B d W h F. d 9 _aro belng mensured, an my" al ing o 3 common saying In Russia, showing| niy addross will deal with the fim%;xhu;g\r.norrwft nE=-continngs, ool Shildren™u tho Uplicd Hiates v a eat er ln s e e O e e were suffering from malnutrition. To correct this the assoclatien soon rect health habits. The plan been developed with the aid of Dr. W, R, P. Emerson of Boston, nutri- tion cxpert. Must Submit Cards. th chores. The cards cked (x). go the luding { ‘onatare of UNSWEETENED. WAPQRATE! difference! tried always to eat and drink slowly. |ing meal. * T > : ] 1 I drank four glasses of water, some | I took a full bath on each of the before eacit, meal, and drank no t¢a, |days of the week that is checked (x). A coffee, or any injurious drinks. ast night ten or more iny Seek Honors. windows open. By doing these chorcs for five to down, not less than |fifteen the child betomes , hours, -as dirs d, % I rested, lying Beks,: 1l > twenty-five minutes both this fore- |squire, knight or knight baronet and noon and this afternoon. is entitled to wear the Insigaia of the 1 Chen the fresh alr today, [modern health crusade. the time and in the |gains normal weight he may e vanced honors by performing stand- H H H I washed 1 ch |ard *modern health crusade chores s |Tuberculosis = ASSOCIAtiON |ueui"foume ™. hands before each |org oG a0 the health Foand my teeth thoroughly |table through physical fitness tests. “Holes” in Soles HOE SOLES, with “holes” in them, are a short cut to the doctor’s office! Detter call our modern Shoe Hos- We use only the best of honest-to- odness leather and there’s a lot of And herc's all it costs— Half-Soles, $1.50. 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