Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 30

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Here are Old Friends “FIRST FAMLIES” MAY BE INCREASED Findings of Researcher in Stockholm May Add to U. S. Aristotracy. BY HAL O'FLAHERTY. o e iy s STOCKHOLM, March 3.—American of “first families,” will probably be largely increased through the work of Prof. Amandus Johnson of the “Iniversity of Pennsylvania, who has «rrived here to conduct a search into the records of the orig- inal emigrants from Sweden to the United States. Prof. Johnson de- clares that the families descended from the immigrants who establish- ed the Delaware colony are engaged in & veritable race for the distinc- tion of having deacended from the earliest arrivals from Sweden. This contest for family honors is particularly keen ong the old Philadelphia hmlllt to Prof. Johnson, names Willlam Keen of that city one of the fore- most claimants be: from Johan Kyn, founders of the new m the sixtesnth century lmml lnntl will constitute & tocracy _of MANILA MORALS SCORED. Baloon, Cockfighting: Boxing and Dancing Conclrmned. MANILA, P. I, mail),—The licensed saloon, cock- ing and uncenwored plcture films were condemnea £1 the report of the public morals anmmittee of the annual conference of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church, wHich is now in session here. a8 one of the greatest corrupters of and hflmmny 16, 'too, must n the public scrwols was as a bad influe pce, con- aristocracy, composed of déescendants h 4uelve to immorality. tee anrt:d tl‘:l . now censo! one man only, a 1 .nlyrecommen-led “an | Zanella, head of the provisional go- mnhlg" for the pro-|ernment, ordered the carabineers oat [ —— Dexter. e moral to put down the disturbances. Jamuary 20 (by d bar, gambling be pro- movie fllms are s of children. Can you imagine Old Man Gloom existing in a home where Al Jolson, Gov. Gen. Wood’s Ban Sets Example | New to Igorots. = MANILA, P. I, January 20 (by mall). —In order further to discourage the commerclalize @ boxing, pub- | Igorots, who inhabit the mountaln province, trom the use of dog meat as a part of their diet, Gov. Gen. practice of feeding puspies to the reptiles confined in the aquariun. The governor general learned from the director of the bureau of solence that the dogs were rc:];ndlml:llid at !b‘f The re describ; auvckfighting | city pound and in order to dispose of Poft, denctibos . |them they were utilized as food for r?plllel in the aquarium. MORE FIGHTS IN FIUME. ROME, March 2. have broken out, according to a dis- patch from Fiume, o The commit- | being killed. Repris istl conflicts of the fascist! were carrie Prelldent Juring two others. George Werket, The building was de- stroyed. \ SCHANZER IS SWORN IN. 'oreign Minister Bees King bn' Return to Rome. ROME, -March 2.—Signor Schanger, | the new foreign minister, was sworn in this afternoon when he arrived | here from Washington, where he at- | tended the recent conference, and Wood has ordered discontinued the tock n,.dlrefl-lon of the foreign office. e had an audience of King Vietor Emmanuel, with whom he dis- cussed the results of the conference. He also conferred with Premier Facta, | reporting to him the results of his re- ||/zrow cent conference with Premier Poin- | care of France, with whom he dis- cussed _questions Genoa ecdnomic conference. —_— THREE KILLED BY BLAST. EMPORIUM, Pa., March 3.—One of | the mills of the Grasselll Powder Company at Sinnemahonine, in which dynamite was manufactured, blew up veral police- | yesterday, killing three men and in- ADVERTISEMENT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922. 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Ted Lewis, Nora ‘Baya, Frank artists—all make records for Colum- ° carry him into the old records and Crumit, Bert Williams, Van & relics preserved in various Bwedish museums, especially in the ancient palace of 8kokloster, which contains the Indlan relics sent back by emi- grants in 1640. Prof. Johnson's stud ies, extending ever many years, with a l.rh\ll setback in 1918, when fire destroyed his manuscripts and data just as they were ready for publication. He intends now to com- plete his interrupted labor. —_—— W |WHEAT 15,000 YEARS OLD. Grain Used by Primitive Man Still Cultivated Today. CHICAGO, March 3.—Wheats which "are known to have bun uséd by primi- eful, tive man 16,000 to 15,000 !‘rl g0 and D .g:ilsh‘d.fl ::"E:‘(.pefl. Lo w‘h’?ch :u still cultlvn.‘ oertain All work done withowt the slightest semblance jparts of the world form part of the new exhibit of culuvued wheats which have recently been added to the economic collection of Field Museum o(MNnunn-l History here. ous parts of the world complete the , exhibit. Most of the wheats have been !acquired through the co-operation of the office of cereal investigation of the jpartment of Agriculture. This dl- partment is constantly engaged in growing new and old varieties of wheat in order to determine- their nmabms under various conditions in the Unit States. MBS. GRAY WINS DIVORCE. DETROIT, chh ., March 3.—Mrs. ‘Winifred Dodge Gray, eldest daughter of 'hu l . .voan " Doda automobile manufa divorce from “lllll.m 1 GPIY. Ir. Ioal club- man, in_circuit court on a crueity e, She was given custody of their l-ux‘n(on. ‘Winifred, four years old, and montha Susanne. eighteen lodern cultivated wheats from vari- |, “Back to a new, low price “Tri~Wears . 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