Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 20

20 GLORIA GOULD, 17, 1S T0 BE MARRIED Youngest Daughter of George J. Gould to Wed Henry Blshop Yale Student. NG__STAR, "WASHI‘NGTOJ', D. C., THURSDAY, -‘APRIL 35, 1923. Turk, died from typhus today, a few LONG-LOST METEORITE OF 1774 |DREAD DISEASES SPREAD.| el it Blifuct 4k, o7 | THREE HELD IN SLAYING. IS REDISCOVERED IN ARGENTIN A |constanttnople overrun with Ty- | same malady while attending refu- | phus and Smallpox. gees. By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 5.—The typhu® and smallpox epidemics in the refuges campy of Constantinople pre spresding rapidly. Pauline Al ien of Boston, American Near East | Relief worker, was stricken with typhus while distributing relief sup- plies, and is in the American Hospisal in a precarious condition. Douglas | rk, editor of the only English | aily newspaper published in the near east, contracted smallpox yes- terday. Mme. All Bey, wife of & prominent ' THE EVEN SCORES OF JEWS REPORTED SLAIN By the Associated Press. JERUSALEM, April 5 (Jewish tele- graphic agency).—Scores of Jews are alleged to have been killed in almost uninterrupted warfare launched on them by the Moslems at Yemen, southwestern Arabia, according to reports received here. The reports add that many Jews, in order to escape death, have nominally accepted Mohammedanism: that nu- merous Jew children have been seized and given the alternative of death or conversion The reports say that hundreds of s aro in flight from town to town an effort to escape their oppres- Woman Talks Without Pause For Seven Days By the Associated Fress. COLUMBUS, 0., April 5.—Talk- ing conitnuously since last Thurs- day, according to attending phy- siclans, Mrs. Willlam Montgom- ery of Logan, Ohio, has been admitted to a Columbus sanitar- fum, where her case will be diagnosed by speclalists. For some ten days_prior to March 24 Mrs Montgomery had short spells of talking. After that date they became longer until the conversation became in- cessant. At the local sanitarium it was sald Negro's Conieuiun Incrlm]naies | White Men in Dry Agent's Death. U. 8. RELIEF ENDS WORK. | HARTSVILLE, S. €., April 5.—Upon NEW YORK, April 6.—Port opera- |tha confession of a negro suspect tions in Petrograd, Russia. ol the!three white men, R. B. Hall and Ben American Relief Administration were Hall McBee nad Major Kelly | closed on March 20, it bas been an-of this town. have been arrested, nounced. Joseph N. Brown, port|charged with being accessorias to the | oficer. was transferred to Riga to|killing of Federal Prohibition Agent | superintend the arrival of six ship-| Youmans during the ralding of a still loads of relief ‘supplies. During near here Monday night seventeen months’ operations in I It {8 now charged that John Bar rograd, it was stated, the relief ad- | field, alias S fired the fatal ministration unloaded 120.000 tons of He was trai | supplies valued at $14,000,000 from |ed for same distane State Prohih fty-two ship tion Officer Walter C. Eichelberger. By the Associdted Press. BUENOS AIRES. April 5.—A| meteorite, which is said to have fallen in the territory of Chaco, Argentina, three hundred years ago, and which has been the object of numerous ex- peditions since 1774, has been redis | Campo Otumpa. and an analysis made of the nfeteorite in 1812 sho | it _consfsted of meteoric iro nickel and cobalt. Souvenirs Are Taken. One pisce was taken to Buenos Aires and another sent to the Brit- ish Museum. Two pistols are said covered, f .|to have been made from the metal e d. 1t 1s announced, by the ex-| % 100 onted to the President of plorers Le Berthon Santillan, Al-|ind (Jresentcd to the B e ap. zukaray and Bellotti, who have sent | préclation for. his sSympathy toward a fragment weighing about one kilo Argentine independence. to the government of the Province|,The discovery is likely tochuse not of Santia del Estero. | much ‘public interest in the outcome Traces of the meteorite were found, of the discoverers’ claim to the re- and the place where it fell was| ward of 2.000 gold pesos and ten known before 1812, but subsequently square leagues of land, which the Tost after which several expeditions| government of Santiago Del Estero Br the Associated Press NEW YORK. April 5.—The betrothal of Miss Gio 11d. a seventeen- voungest daugh- tor jeorge 1. Gould, to Henry A Rishep, jr. a Yale student, son of fienry A. Bishop of Bridgeport, Conn., e announced tonight at a sup- and da ranged for her by hrother. Kingdon Gould, and Mrs. ould. the New York Herald says to- Her father has been critically i1l at Mentone, France, . an wecomplished cla ced to Society the impending was not_made public Kingdon Gould hgs be- Since plans for the party but he has requested that t be held as planned. scendant of some of i scttlers. One of John Bishop, 1640. Alfred [ er, built the ati canal and a large part of the York, New Haven and Hartford . of which he was the first was an official of that L 1887 to 1802, when he vice president of the « Central and Pittsburgh director of the ot Telegraph Com- stern Union Telegraph Texas ahd Pacific Rail- and the Westchester Company, in addition banks and pub- ations r was the late She attended ter studied ncing. She did a solo num- iment in Carnegie 1 sisters, in the order Mrs, BAN FOLLOWS RIOT. Anti-Semitic Prohibited by Rumania. nania, April 5§ Agency).—The gov i the holding of where a Meetings in Jassy nvestigated & the riot- ADMITS LOVING PEER. Former Ziegfeld Follies Dancer to Seek Advice on Marriage. " YORK, April 5—Miss Jessica uftalo. former Ziegfeld said she was divorced ber, 1922, from Cyril Hot Dishes Won’t Mar If you polish your dining room table occasionaliy with Johnson’s Wax you will have notrouble with hot dishes. The Wax forms a thin, protecting coat over the varnish, similar to the service given by plate glass over a desk or dresser top. Johnson's Liquid Wax | is the ideal furniture polish, | JOHNSON’S Pasre - Liquid - Powdered POLISHING WAX You can give every room in your home that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness by using Johnson’s PolishingWax occasionally on your furniture, floors, linoleum and wood- work. Johnson’s Wax cleans, polishes, preserves and pro- tects—all in one operation. Made in three forms. Paste -—Liquid and Powdered. There is no Substitute for Johnson’s Polish! Wax. For Sale at All Good Stores. 1 : she has a fever” and !s “restless,” her, physicians said. tween Drs. A. K. Smith, Rannels and C. O. Allen Health Officer Shoten, her under expert care. Prior to the * alking spells Mrs. Montgomery case of influenza and Logan doc- had causing the Logan doctors state that and tors said they believed attacked her brain, malady. the patient prav and at violent.” it “would curse times become very SECRET ROMANCE BARED. Wife Given Annulment Wh Court Is Told of Affair. NEW YORK. April riage of Mrs. ter of a Cleveland, Ohfo, coal dealer, G ground of fraud was_supporting the M. Leck of Salem, Mas: he had believed his wife tion when they were married in 1922. Isesbeck admitted 714-11ST. Service that serves. orders amounting to $5.00 or o Smoked Hams- Fresh Eggs— These cggs come us from the nearby Maryland and Virginia make doubly sure them before repacking them ir convenient cartons. 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