Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 14

" " 3 VINTN G 14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C; THURSDAY,.JULY .12, 1923. T T T = . Mulgrave Island, has for some time|from four to siX fathoms deep and |some particular feature. German Defmnt as Ruhr Ends !CLOCKS RUN FASTER AT NIGHT, I Ib«n noted for the prosperity of its na- | usually are brought to the surface by | “Maburg has a famous native fes $ : five inhabitants. They have adopted|Malsy and Papuan divers, though mod. | each year: York treasures the sto e ‘Englisl fol lances and when they | e t] ut | the Spanish galleons which hun . . . ASTRONOMER SHOWS BY TEST Tinioh “thelr Desri Manimg for the ‘day | inio obersiion at serain Baces o " | Vears ago wire wreckcd ¢ lrst X ont (1) cCclu atlon they gambol on the green, as English- | “Many of the islards are mere patches | Strewn shor —_— | men did ir Shakespeare's day. And its of sand and coral, the tops of the Aus- | cf ‘Yanlee Ned, a4 . i | Wum;nmhi ;hefllr )?url gl enedrgake ‘u!tml - dCorgmem m\]vmcr;‘ have m«n;;vh;» chu‘ued fnv:u ; hl:nlr- — | lace which is t ti- | weat ddwn, wi t e up to |forture in pearls and married s e Lick Observatory, says tha > 8 5 i 2 . larger ones are inhabited, the smaller |blood in the veins of hundreds of > 3 o o - It is suggested that if Dr. Tuck- Near Wild New Guinea. s | Anhab A Passive Resistance Policy Will Be Con-|siccrs v funer st vt o av-| o2 bS5 it Sk =gt e e ol s, tha SRS i, sl o e | pesment bl DAy T oy e. To tes k- n| _is scien , o group known as the Torres Straits|estimated that some of the pearls found | breeding beds of the coral insect, whioh D . oy er's theory of daylight saving an|that davlight saving has been «n | English Folk Dances Adopted|Tsiands, directy” north of Gueensiand. { o : e lure fentists from all oy unued’ say Leaders—Poincare Bllmg eie ey O TRt | shat: daviight saving bbb bran g P S in the vicinity of these lslands are | Prov com | olcanic ‘fragments whose ‘reefs and i the world.” st & thongand Seaey (i s, Slnce ) ¥ o DT among the clearest of gems we have | the been set up a e observatory, | Pope Ster threw away his old| by Residents—U. S. Sailor ud the ninety miles of 8ea and consequently are very valuable. | = SUC T ) e : 2L B 1 W his ol stretching from Cape York to' New a Stone, Stinnes Declares. Rl ecutte Sheecib ot clises | BUpckisay SndRiEniRca i el s o Five Living Ex-Premiers, Guinea, Both the strait and the islands Famous Festival Yearly. AtaGa) Slbcin And hambe e : : : ook their name from the daring old| “As the result of wise legislation of of stars whose positions are v - Married Eighty Natives. Sl ‘seaman, Torres, Who first | the Industry by the Ausiraiin wrasray | From the Kansas City Times known with -high precision. = Bach Accomplished. T F A threaded his way through the danger- |ment, the natives have become highly Britain now has five night observations extend from 9 p.m., 3 ous labyrinth in 1606. | Industrious, and are among the most!p,ramiers—Tord Rosebery, BY GEORGE WITTE cars and machine guns have made no|to $am. G5 e | TEOm Lt “The tiny island of Badu, which has |, In recent vears valuable pearls have| thriving of Paciflc island races. Both T o e, T e i i 7 t is said that Dr. W. “ampbe! First Chorus Lady (on tour)—I'm |recently comb inte e e western and |the men and women have excellent , Mr. As , Mr. Br Wirelesy to The Stac and w0 Daily | impression on 7,000,000 people who | o1t ¥ said that Dr. W oy, | siok ot ooorus Lady (gn tour)—lm |recentiy comb info prominence because It |northefn cossts of Atiatraliy. ae well co]ohysiancs oo r e By Xt | S Mr. Bonar Taw o " July 12.w1¢ | 8Fe Without arms. thinks resul | take @ whole year o | has been reported that the lone white | mother-of-pearl shells, and the Torres |tures. York, Darnley, Murray, Maburg | once befors been the . ¥ s “The miners as well as the mine|show that clocks do run faster at| Second Ditto—I thought vou did.woman who for nine vears has been |5trait has come in for its share of the and Badu aré among the most important | political history, and that as Tarls had wanted to extend a help-| ooyt o 60 O T ek | niEht, though the “obscrvations are | that on your last birthday, dear! teacher, preacher, governor, police mag- | fame. The shells are found in water!of the islands, each being noted for ' ago Ing hand to Moscow it could not have | /RIS [ S HECE Sres 100 BACEinot vet complete. The ultimate istrate and prohibition officer has made done o better than It has through | hel e TSl W wmonths of the m 5 the expectation of the French policy |, 0L QTURRE N Wil mourt t by 1 3 _ yond the tip of Cape York peninsula, in the Ruhr,” is the statement made A 3 2 methods where dependence s placed From the Tork Sus and Gighe i which sticks out like a sore thumb . Gustave Stresemann, leaddr of the onets are still threatening Ge upon the con: e clock rate B 3 an old superstition that | farther north than any other portion of 7£ P * her domain a model of usefulness, ~Sure To. | cleanliness and temperance, liesJusthe-. ( H E N B N N G S E N AR RN NN RERNRRNRRRERERERRERENRNN] German peoples’ party. the Ruhr have shown the world that|day, more or less, these e 3 azy {letin of the National Geographic So- “The result of six months of the they know no fear.” reach their o Bang--1 don't know about that, but | ciety. ruggle is economic, financial | Grinning at Blockade. tween 0.02 and 0.03 seconds at about of it won't just try drinking some of it. | “Badu, moré commonly known as chaos. German economy _ Yesterday, the 11th of July, Ty T T T B et AR of crucifixion both behind|any, was much like the Fourth 3 - - |men_and women, but the people of{ through the t ¥ 3 r ® in the moonshine will drive | the Australian continent,” says a bul- July in the United State " e it. Intercourse between | where the German ople oated cur richest industrial region and the | over the fact that r six months * o 5 2 . est of Germany has been completely :{ml::éuwnhl; bloakade: ehich dwanif] . . i : et e ost as terrible as the hunger : ¢ cut off. This has led to the circula- | blockade Quring the wortg wr e ooy 4 G tion of trillions of paper money Ruhr population has not on ved | . y aps, inferior in value en to the l'"‘l (‘s "‘““‘l“”;lflx a stuff upper lip Aatian oo 2 and is even grinning. : trian ‘crown. 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