Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 38

n CERVANARRNG SIRRONS FRACE Plants Built With Home Cap- ital in Switzerland, Hol- land, Spain. THE EVENING \Buoy Floats Half SAYS WHITE INDIANZ {Way Round Earth| ARE ONLY ALBINOS After Two Years| | Native of Panama Describes Tribe Probably “Discovered” by U. S. Explorer. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923. T . ]:::5:;‘%,”3;9 1, provavty wiy belaviewobtaintoot. . |HORSE FOR CODY STATUE |from i roneh tormerly owned bv = Soimiacs snd (% communiste, | gert Haicl wendffs, Bt W T PRIVES IN NEW being, 1o8 Gronsh the Sletels oS i N aE soatiuansTmrst caplocabic Hansiok jwh 7 i YORK | temporaes noms i ar upiown riainr At least four-fifths of Plans to Seize Royal Jewels for Sale to Aid Starv- mind bordering on despair. It is use- one meets on the street ing Citizens. antry, who accom | = . | Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Meets n.]l.;nl and will pose with him, calm ed him, P8, Smokey, Who Will Pose at ¥ Buffalo Bill Mount. Associated Press, JW YORK, October Wyo., rs. Ha soclety sculptor, ye is to be mo Whit Buff. for the st Dresent owner of cted the horse t. because he Bill rode n tracec less to pretend that Germany is shamming, as do some Paris politi- | pasty-yellow complexion, clans. Such propaganda coll veals undernourishment. stantly before evidence gathered on the spot. Editor's Family Starv, The writer met a well known Dres- den editor, who sald he had earned the magnificent sum of 20,000,000,000 marks (40 cents) in the last week, with which to keep himself and his family alive. Bread costs 5,000,000,000 marks per loaf. The writer saw an old lady of the better class throw herself into the River Elbe and moan with despair at the cruelty of the fate that sent a policeman to pull her out again. She once had been a well-to-do widow with an incomo of 10,000 marks a By the Assoclated Press. ENOS AIRES, October 26.— A luminous channel buoy which disappeared off the port of Buenos Aires two years ago has been , picked up off Fremantle, on the west coast of Australia. This in- formation became known through a telegram received by the Argen- tine government from the Aus- tralian government, which is ship- ping the wanderer home. A study of hydro phic charts indicates that cu s carried the across the south Atlantie around the pe of Good across the Indian ound the world. Suicides are Begging has | as in the Levan- ‘ By increasing each day. become as common tine countries. Both majority parties, the democrats and the communists adopted resolutions censurin Berlin government for its action in sending federal reichswehr troops into Saxony. The communists have called for a general strike, but prob- ably will not get it. —_— e and an all-yea demanded by union 11 which | pa s of Newark, N. 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Ten do CHICAGO, October The report- ed discovery of a race of white In- ns in the jungles of eastern Pan- ama by Richard C. Marsh, a Brock- port, N. Y., explorer, was sald yeste day by Dr. J. J. Vallerino of Panama City to refer doubtless to the Albinos | prevalent among some groups of Ce: tral American Indlans. Dr. Vallerino, native of Panama and member of t Herrick clinic there, Is a delegate the clinical congress of the Amer| College of Surgeons now in odeling fo The horse was shipped by express | ]1 By WILLIAM E. NASH. By Calle to The Star and Chics Copyright, 1023, DRESDEN, October 26.—To provide bread for the populace which cannot buy it, and to ward off famine, which | seems certain this winter, the Saxon | — | government proposes to conflscate and pawn in the United States treas- here e lures of immense value belonging to en the “flu” overspre: ® [the former royal family of Saxony. 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