Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 50

50 SHYSHE SAW LA SWEARIN WALTON Oklahoma Health Commis- sioner Arranged Ceremony, inosaur Eggs By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 15.— Laymen. wko saw yesterday the dinosaur eggs, 10,000,000 years old, which the Roy Chapman An- drews’ Aslatic Expedition placed on exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, were disappointed at the small size. The eggs are from six to eight inches long. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 193 WILL AUCTION TRACT AT FORT HUMPHREYS Secretary Weeks Approves Sale of 2,000 Acres of Farm- ing Land. Under authority of a recent act of Congress, Secretary Weeks has ar- ranged for the sale to the highest bidder of about 2,000 acres of land favor its use as a forest reserve, as proposed by the Department of Agri- culture. The land in question is in the northern section of the reserva- tion and is_mainly cleared. Secretary Weeks has informed the n War Department authorities do not Tiny; Disappoint Museum Crowd another large tract of land, heavily ‘wooded, in the southern section of the reservation, of no special use to the Army, and ‘much more suitable as a forest reserve, which probably could be transferred to the Department of Agriculture, If desired. That propo- sition is now under consideration. The Fort Humphreys reservation abyts the Potomac river and Pohick and Accotink bays and is traversed roads. Secretary of Agriculture that there s | h Chairs for Sheiks. H From the Natlon's Fusiness. From the Boston Herald. The Atabs have had wide fame for| Father was standing before the fire, their ability to break camp and move | Jecturing his son and helr on the neces- in sflence. i ° thon Of ‘thelr wagic low's briet men- |ty for thinking twice before speaking Y Pt our times the folding | once. d ents the convenlences | 1 & of the collapaile et SV nicuces d":ynher. exclaimed the boy su Who has squatted atop an uncovered :nI: hill in the oglen lesert may now | The parent held up a warning finger. -Re his ease on higher seat. “Think again before you speak and eports from Aden say that car-|then I will answer you.” penters there are making seats to| The boy pondered for a minute or 50 and then sald: “Father, I have thought supply the market, but exports from Austrlan manufacturers have made |twice and now 1 am convinced that your coat talls are on firk.” After Thinking Twice. competition for the domestic chairs. *heruby are 1iKe bdardiog: % turkey—mostly head and wing:, Your First $1,000 may be the hardest to save but after you have passed that mark your future is secure. You will not only have mastered the essential habit of saving, but you will Public “milk depots” for artificlally- | Artists' fed vables are maintained in Sweden, | house E Probers Told. |by the Richmond highway and other | Mr, Andrews said the expedi- tion hoped to discover some trace of pre-historic man on the next trip by getting to a stratum of proper age. He sald the Iives of members of the expedition in Mongolia were constantly men- aced by man-eating dogs, which attacked human beings on sight. Thousands of these animals, chur- acterized as the fercest creatures in the world, live on nothing but human flesh, Mr. Andrews as- serted. Prof. Charles P. Berky, chlef geologist, at one time was at- tacked by three dogs. —_— Gives That Impression. on Transeript. ! it a beautiful new gown Ing. Says it's imported, in the military reservation of Fort Humphreys, near Accotink, Va., no longer needed for military purposes. 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