Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 36

SMALL FARMING AREA IN FRENCH GUIANA Barely Twenty Square Miles Out of 32,000 Devoted to Agriculture. speaking. teur champion. medals. water polo until they bubble. v FAMED AS PENAL STATION Convict Millstone Robs Section of |« Chance to Progress. French Guiana. to which French | Brown unconven a farm up in We courts recently sentenced G with the deportation of convicts, and especial resard \ Guiana has " says the bu nesrocs interior. | buildings ana, h er, ut on the Il A good pointer: Green River— —the real mfresL ing drink—cool, satisfying with the thirst-quenching flavor of limes. Mr. Ruddy registers confusion Brown enters, tall slender, dressed like £ym down on 23d street where young- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924 MANHATTAN DAYS AND NIGHTS BY HERBERT COREY. NEW YORK, Junme 21.—Jce Ruddy treats senators and bankers brutally. : _|They hung on because they hope o A semi-professional ama- | "y ong enough to kil Bill Brown. Has a breastful of amination for the police force,” re- sumed Mr. Ruddy, “but he was three quarters of an inch too short.” Likes to hold 'em under in Has eldom drowned any one. So Bill Brown said——" Fighting Ix Big Business. An interruption. We took a taxi for the Lonx Island city fisht. Crawled through a procession of taxis. Police- men on every corner whistling and waving us on. Fighting fs bie busi- ness h [ g holds Boyle's Thirty on occasion the two b used, and a score of cl servative weekly busine: “You go to Bill Bro said Mr Ruddy, “and tell him 1 said for him to stretch you.” to the police candidate. Lights went Mr. broker. Bill Brown used to have a You can | they met Mr. v. Now he has rses. they fought s do uw con- ine only a handful were er two vears. 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