Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922. PERFECT CARBON COPIES $40,000,000, gagement to Anastase Andreivitch Vonsiatskoy-Vonsiatsky, of the Baldwin Locomotive Works in according to a story Dublished in the Chicago Tribune. Phliadelphia, HEIRESS TO $40,000,000 WILL WED WORKINGMAN Mrs. Marion B. Stephens, Divorcee, Engaged to Employe of Baldwin Locomotive Works. CHICAGO, February 1.—Mrs. Marion B. Stephens, daughter of the late Norman B. Ream of Chicago, heiress to a fortune estimated as high as has announced her en- an_employe ~—are obtained thra the use of uinKoPY MARK Mrs. Stephens, reports said, an- nounced the wedding would ' take place in the Russian Church, New ! York. Vansiatsky is said to have in- sisted that he remain among the workingmen, and Mrs. Stephens will- ingly consented to live in his modest home in the factory section near the works. 1t was his stirring stories of the war that first attracted Mrs. Stephens’ at- tention, friends say, while the two were in Paris in 1919, where they first became acquainted. He served as an engineer in Kolchak’'s army. Mrs. Stephens’ husband, Redmond D. Stephens, attorney, obtained a divorce in 1918, on the grounds that “Mrs. Stephens wanted to travel all the time; wanted to come and go, she gaid, as she pleased, and wanted to be ree.” NEW YORK, February 1. — Mrs. Marion B. Stephens, forty-five-year- old Chicago heiress, and Anastase Andreivitch Vonsiatskoy-Vonskiatsky, twenty-three-year-old employe in the offices here of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, obtained a marriage license on_January 23. They said they would be married February 4 at the Greek Orthodox Church. ~ Von Siatsky gave his birth- place as Warsaw, Poland. ‘WIFE SLAYER LOSES APPEAL. DUBLIN, Ga., February 1.—An ex- traordina ppeal for a new trial was denied Marshall Bass, a white farm- er, under decath sentence, in the Laurens superior court here. RBass Carbon Paper hind for eveiv o poe It does not smear or blur, but gives clear, 1" clean-cut and legibla copies for your ofice files and— REFLECTS THE PERFECTION OF YOUR ORIGINAL LETTERS —_— e was wounded. LU T MAY TAKE “BONE-DRY” OATH. RICHMOND, Va. February 1.— State officers after February 1, 1924, will be required to subscribe to a Special —to have that spare room re- | 'bone-dry” oath if a joint resolution papersd_and_painted. ~SPE. | introduced in the Virginia senate by Prices on | CTAL PRICES in orler to| Senator Beverley of Fauquier county, D o :“:mgrl‘:mévfi for_our|calling for submission to the peopie Decorating | Jear. *Fstimates ® of|of Virginia of an amendment to the HARRY W TAYLOR co constitution, is adopted. PAPERHAN AND PAINTING. There are about seventeen thousand 2333 1Sth St. Phone Col. 1077. [ people in Ireland who speak and un- | derstand no language but Irish. i jole——=lal—xalol——lal—F—To[——=lal——lal—2o[} FLU SWEPT ENGLAND IN THE 18TH CENTURY; NAME FROM ITALY By Cable to The Btar. LONDON, January 31.—Infuenza, which is gripping England and has spread to Americe, is by no means & modern disease. The dread word made its first appearance in Eng- land just before the middle of the eighteenth century, in connection with an epidemlo ague, which per- haps came, llke the word, from Italy. The word is & by-form of “Influence,” which was originally an astrological term for the power or virtue supposed to flow from the planets upon men and things, so in its very origin it suggests something mysterious and prob- ably baleful. The use of the word in England became more general during the epidemic of 1762, and with the severe visitation of 1782 the term became settled and was formally adopted by the College of Physi- cians. A Shropshire parish regis- ter thinks the “disorder” remark- able enough to make a note of in that year, and Lady Sarah Napler (Lennox) in a letter to a friend dated May 29, 1782, says that “so general an illness has never been known here in the memory of man.” She had heard of no fatalities, but it was “horrid troublesome,” and “all billious people are very bad with it” “If it reaches you,” she further advises, “you must get rid of it by swealing or a gentle phisic, and drink wine, for it's of the putrid kind"—an adjective with which many mhy agree, though not in its eighteenth century sense. DECLINES POST HERE. BY the Associated Press. BERLIN, January 30.—Dr. Andreas Hermes, minister of food, has defin’ 1y declined appointment as-ambass ador to the United States. His declina- tion is largely due to leading mem- bers of his own party, who desired him to retain his post in the cabinet. shot and killed his wife, who held a baby in her arms, on a highway near R T Dublin last year. The baby also| The faculty at Tech has selected January 19 as_the date for its an- nual faculty dinner. The Hadleigh. on 16th and V streets northwest, has been selected as the place. Dr. Ballou will be the invited guest of honor and will speak briefly to the teachers. A brief musical program will follow the dinner, after which the time will be_utilized in a *“house warming.” The annual spring play committee has been busy the past week conduct- ing its try-outs for the caste. Many of the students have evidenced a sin- gular enthusiasm, which bids fair for a wealth of ability to choose from. The production committee has not yet announced the selection of the caste. LANSBURGH & BROTHER Bargain@%Floor A Wonderful Collection of More Than 200 cially good. Price only— Materials || i ‘ |1 Styles || i i[ The latest for | il | practical wear— | | | including effec- | 1 k | tively braided | f | models. The || | 1 3 | loose negligee i | I 3 | effect. 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The unwilling duck housewlives are objects of an experiment in * announced “trap Too Much “Pep” Put In Minstrel Show; Teacher Is Dropped By the Associated Press. BURLINGTON, N. J.. Febru- ary 1—Frof. Th W. 3mith of Harrisburg, Pa. was dis- missed by the school board an sclence teacher and director of physieal culture in the high chool here because some of his ence at a school minstrel O’Connell, who Is officlated. show thought he put too much “pep” into the performance. Parents of the puplls com- plained to the board that the sclence teacher, who served as end man at the show last Fri- day night, interpolated several MASS OF REQUIEM SUNG. Boston Archdiocese Pays Tribute to Late Pope. BOSTON, January 81.—The Boston archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church today pald formal tribute to the memory of the late Pope Ben- | edict XV at a high mass of requiem sung at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Mgr. John B. vicar in the absence ESTATE VALUE, $3,571,321, NET NEW YORK. January 31L—The es- tate of the late Julius Kayser, glove manufacturer, was appraised at $3,- | nesting” from which Mr. Ahrens highly spiced jokes. hopes to derive a set of rules by which the egg-laylng abilities of a duck can be judged by her physical characterlstics. Such rules have been worked out with considerable nicety with respect to other fowl, Mr. Ahrens said, but the duck has re- mained a mystery because of her unwillingness to have her egg-laying pried into. She refuses to sit on a nest, where her performance could be checked up—laying her eggs where the inspiration of the moment strikes her. To get around this cxhibition of temperament, Mr. Ahrens has con- to breeding purposes. structed these duckiest of apartments, each three by six feet, thirty ducks of assorted physique will be kept for a year. The physical characteristics of the ducks will be studied with reference to what goes on in the apartments in the way of egg laying. Mr. Ahrens hopes the re- sults will glve duck raisers some way of telling which ducks should be sent New York and elsewhere to be eaten, and which should be kept for 671,321 net. family. which March 9, 1920, in class s another that’ city. in class activities. The sum of $75.000 was left in his will to local He! the remalnder to members of his Mr. Kayser dled in this city —_— Danfel A. Mahoney of the 1900 law who has won political honors. was recently elected mayor of Law-| rence, Mass., and is declared to be the youngest mayor in the history of | During his course at the| law school he took a prominent part! 222 Peterson, pro- of Cardinal on his way to Rome, brew charities, and 7 Georgetown student He 7 Thousands —and friends took our advice and ordered a supply of coal before the great snow came. 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