Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1923, Page 21

MUSSOLIN SPEAS TOWONAN LEADERS Addresses Delegates to Suf-) frage Convention From 40 Nations; Mrs. Catt Speaks. By the Associated ¥ 3, May 14.--The ninth congress of the Int 11 Woman Suffrage Alliance W . with delegates rep Ttaly was repr atio; s opened here today . | companied to N solinl's expressed intere; movement pman Catt, alliance, in her jority of us are enfr: sed. and we are part of the collective rulers of | to the premier, she Mussolini, you stand for orde: patriotism, for a bet id higher | too. We stand for ed for schooly fo and big wuges homes and for te tific care of children, v Erow to build the v order of | th - \0 have asked tne civihzed gov-| ernments of the world to in plea and our program. W government to do so, * * now is mmong the minorit woman questio it will be vou Mussolini, that ancient renown into the modern ma- Jority. ISLAND IMPORTANT T0 CLASSIC GREEKS Geographic Society Gives History of Kastelorizo, Now Least Known Spot. “Kastelorizo, railed by Turks. who in from the headquarte National Geo- graphic So oday §h 4 is important only as a key to It e of influ on the contiguous mainland of Minor. A region as conspicuous Jonic times as England is in the mod- ern world has become one of the least known areas in the inhabited world | of 1923 1 Lacks Even a Name, s sphere “Two major peninsulas from the south coast of Asia M into the Mediterranean. Tiny Kaste orizo lies along the shore of the westernmost protuberance, which | juts out between the Gulf of \lukr“ and the picturesque port of Adalia. | | him a check for $400 to settle ININETY-HOUR DANCERS SEEK PRIZE IN VAIN Attorney Unable to Help Them Collect on Alleged Bad Check. A sequel of a colored “marathon dance” recently held at a local amuse- ment hall, in which four colored couples claimed they danced continu- ously for ninety hours, was heard in the ofice of Assistant District Attor- ney Ralph Given today. Alphonzo J. Collins, manager of the dance, alleged Palmer & Co. of Balti- ' more, promoters of the dance, gave | with | the dan s and that the check w: l('t‘;u'nwl to him as being worthle: v check was given as set the dancers as prize mon was no e pretense or violation of ¢ the had check law. Collins was ac- Given's office by the and two colored nt with | nd there two colored boy advised that was in mu suit. MINE RURR TOBAR FRENCH SHIPPING: Germans Try to Destroy Canal Gates at Ruhrort by War-Time Methods. <ocinted Press I ELDORF, May 14.—Floating mines, similar to those used by the jermans in the North sea during the war, are being brought into play in efforts to hinder coal and coke trans- portation from the Ruhr, it was an- nounced today at French headquar- ters here. At Ruhrort and made C one of the largest in- !h ports in the world, efforts were I“ this morning to dest e canal, which if succes: d the canal and the | The mine exploded ever, and the dam- i an canal officials have j K ested by the Belgians, Rall Sabotage Continued. i Sabotage on the railroads continues to be most serious. In t e of the d ment of a passenger train by nite along the Moselle betwe nz and Treves the loc verturned and the engin injured burgomaster of Fe which thg dyna nd five German roaq officia ere arrested by French e = born in Mount Hope, cunte, dispatch Zeitung from u von Bohle Bohle to Essen Huegel within four s the horse rider excaped injury. | CHINESE OFFICIAL QUITS. ‘ég; i ot Dr was named foreizn ministe culty h You'll te her villa at ! day. ting in s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. A Narrow Rider dden by J. M. Chang Ying-Hua Named Financs | Minister to Replace Liu. minister of ]rr. sident i's appointm Wellington Ko n office may be installed | deal with the Suchow bandit diffi- | and other pressing problems. CATHOLIC PRELATE DEAD. —The Rt. Rev senior viea Catholic arch | York and pastor of acred Heart of Mooney. in 1848, was l'.\.. Needed the Training. From the K “Mothe £ ¢ | Will you “No; ¥ ave a husband yourself one s0 you might as well start g(l— practice.” T l|mflflflflmmmflflfl"fl[“lllllllfll"““l:’ Open Until 5 PM. Tomorrow and Wednesday The Columbia National Bank Capital, $250,000.00 The shore line between these pc marks the coast of ancient the peninsula now has no distinctive | name. i . “It taxes the imagination to realize | the wealth, culture and great popul tion of western A or_in the era of the seven men, through the period of the kings of Pergamus, down to the time of the Roman oc oupation and that great letter writer, St. Paul. | | cities, each city s ts coins, and at least three claimed pre- eminence as the ‘first city of Asia.’ The Aegean was to Jonia what the western Mediterran: was to_ Bu- | rope of medieval times: and Greek m.lnrms fringed the shores of the In nomencla- easternmost—a erned in modern times as an adjunct to Rhodes. “The setting. too. Yironment which guve the G jov of Hving and youth of The world still He writer, ‘the recalls that en- eeks the ind which says one n other velously in the sunsets, the mountains have a sensuous attraction and the sails on the horizon allure.’ Steamers Pass It “Kastelorizo then wus one facet of the charm of the insular life of thef Mediterranean. Now the steamers ed no distinction its present name from the T e erected there by the adventurous Juan de Heredia when Edward 111 was on England’'s one. ‘hrr rom the steamer the island flecks the shore line, back of which rise the he foot- nthus, a city of which Homer s which gave up an obelisk to plorers ot muny ¥ Tgypt's tombs were the rock-cut tombs of t represent homes as th nished while- their dead iwe living. It is from a Lycian sarcopha- gus that bas-relicfs were taken to the British museum which are con- sidered some of the most exqusite extant types of this style of decora- tion. Adalia Built in Cliffs. “Adalia, which i the apple Ttalian 1y modern ¢ fug city on the coas town is notabl sparkling water. ching a point to e of the rywhere pieces of ancient sculpture are used to adorn walls, doorways, courtyards and fountains. The ancient wall is preserved almost in its entirety. “Popularly, s Dbest known for its dancing de es. For gen- erations the Greeks here have lived 0 much to themselves that they re- tain many ancient habits. This also is true of the jews. Bazaars and mosques hold their early Turkish are very narrow In plac balconies of houses often project on above the other so far that two per- sons can al j t as a flourishing silk in- dustry.. Cocoon sheds outside the city limits are interesting because the laborers represent so many na- tionalities Willy Felt His Way. From the Columbus Dispatch. Little Willie wag sent to a nearby grocery store and on entering shot the following query at the proprietor: “Please, sir. father wants to know 1£ 1t 18 true that there is such a thing as a tobacco trust?” “Why, ves, there is my plied the keeper, “why?” like to bel lad,” re- & “V{.&l. lf{hhlllerh“ ould rusted w. @ u.l!-pound box,” re- qlied the bay, Gl 911 F Street Surplus, $250,000.00 Make a Practice of Banking Part of Your Pay —every pay day and dependence upon a salary will not always be your lot. Our Savings Dept. invites initial deposits of One Dollar or more—pays you 39, interest for the pnvnlege of guardmg your cash and otherwise servmd you. Pay Day. Compound Interest Paid on Savings Prevent the Ravages of Moths Whenever moth holes are found it is a cer- tainty that there must have been soiled spots on the articles before they were stored away. Insure against these pests by HOFFMAN COMPANY clean your garments, furnishings, etc., household away for the summer. 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