Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 32

32 ® SAQ PAULO REBELS ROUTED N BATTLE Brazilian Marines, in Sur- prise Attack, Defeat Force. Press Advantage. TROUBLE N BOLIVIA ALSO Government Troops Move Against “Foreign Mercenaries and Traitors.” By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, July 10.—The de- feat of the Sao Paulo revolutionists ie announced in an official bulletin siven out to the press early today, according to a dispatch from Rio Janeiro to La Nacion. The official bulletin says that ma- rine forces surprised and defeated the rebel contingent. capturing eighty- three officers and men. It adds that the government forges are continuing to attack the positions still held by the rebels, acting with precaution and endeavoring to cause the least possi- ble gamage to the city. Unofficial advices eceived by La Nacion from Rio Janeiro and Port Alegre, Brazil, by way of Monti-| video, assert that the rebellion at Sao Paulo is far from being dominated by the government and that the state of Parana and part of the state of Rio Grande have joined the insurrection- ary movement L.a " Nacion's informants say the rebel resi nce in Sao ulo is not | limited to the Luz barracks. adding “The bombadment is general and very severe in the principal streets. The resistance given by the rebels d to the embarkation of new ments_of federal fo Wednesday from Rio Janeiro for Santos, (o pro- ceed by land to Sao Paulo “It is felt that the situation in Rio is insecure. A certain effervescence | and restlessness is evident. Travelers | are advised not to go to Rio for the |the {boara of present.” The that advices from Port | insurrectionary Alegre say by the fact that other states an the Sao Paulo rebel asserted that Parana and a co ble part of Rio Grande the movement Tromble in Bolivia. vancing against the rebels in posses- sion fo tae citv of Sunta Cruz de la Sierra. reports the La Spondent of La Nacion The rebels are characterized by the La Paz newspapers “foreign mercenaries” and traitors supporting the idex of Sunta Cruz province to Brazil it is stated th government's action has causcd consternation among the rebel | leaders. who are divided the attitude to assume approaching federal tr workers who were oblige from. Santa Cruz are reported to be orgafiizing in nearby towns and waitiig 1o join the government's torces Faz corre- new of the| s Conditions Improved. Reom the Boston T The voung subditern had but newly joined the regiment, and as this was his first experience of military life, he naturally felt rather awkward and afraid of doing the wrong thing. This was particularly the case in the mess. | where he was almost afraig to move | for fear of acting contrary to mili- tary etiquette. At last the major, rough but kindly at heart, took pity on him and, slap- ping him on the back, said jovially: sent replied the young ngs have quite altered since your dav.” —_———— Why the Giraffe Is Dumb. From the Boston Transcript. A yvoungster's composition on giraffe ran: “The giraffe is a dumb the | inclose approximately | their | facturing areas, | Recommendation h | | | Bolivia vernment forces are ad- livian government forces ar a‘im | | trict attorney, state s SAVING OF INTEREST BY AIR MAIL SHOWN Assistant P. M. General Henderson Assures Bankers System Has Financial Advantages. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 10.—If time is money, the air mail offers an oppor- tunity to save heavy interest charges. Col. Paul Henderson, assistant post- master general, told the lllinois Bankers' Association today He produced figures to show that the saving of time in the air mail service would produce an annual sav- ing of $809,389 in interest charges on transactions between the New York Federal Reserve Bank and eleven other federal reserve banks or branches. He pointed out that the mail planes had flown over 2,000,000 miles, by night, without a fatal % The ratic of malil destroved to that safelv transported was 120 pounds to 360.000 pounds, which. he said, was a much better record than in any otiter form of mail transportation The Post Office Department to extend the air mail servi ever sufficient demand is c Henderson said. “It is entirely ible to operate aircraft at night tween any two important cities where the distance is approximately les” he continued. - “In other mail over here from X r to take it there while the banker sleeps. This we can and will do if vou want it dome.” future running network of out of Indicating & aerial mail routes | Chicago. the speaker, using the 1,000- mile distance as a radius, called at- tention to the fact that if with a compass and Chicago as a center a circle were drawn on a map it would two-thirds of and Canada with and manu- the United States great agricultural — WOULD NAME SCHOOL FOR SENATOR ODDIE reinforce- | Manor Park Citizens Seek Tribute to Legislator Who Promoted Law Creating It. s been made to District Commissioners and the education the Manor | Park Cilizens’ Association that the new grade school to be established in the vicinity of treets T s a the Tasker Lowndes e S 1 in honor of Senator i It was largely through the the senator that the school wa lished. At three separate s the Senate, beginning in Januur. Nevada senator introduced an amendment for a school in this terri- and at one of the sessions e speech in its behalfl. The authorized at the tory made a hool was finally sion poort of its recommendation iation refers to the distin- #d ancestry and public record of His mothe Oddie of FHenry "donated to the which the Wash The sen- o m»m the land on | ington navy vard is locate: s a descendunt of Benjamin the first S Y of the of Benjamin ker. the Governor of Marviand and & cousin of former Gov Reference is prominence in nade o evada s nator and g ernor. During the world war Senator Od- die was chairman of the Nevada State Council of Defense and the War d born in and has tivities a member o alry of New s a law been p; in Nevada the Essex Troop of Cav- Jersey Vnncnn Pact Drafted. Negotiations be- ives of the Vatican la for the drawing up of a concordat have been concluded. The Rumanian delegates have sub- mitted a draft of the concordat to their government and expect to have it approved Some -Plucking. 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ATLANTIC PREFERS BLUE Many Elements of Nature Sum- moned to Aid to Make Striking Scenes for Traveler. “The much traveled Atlantic is put- ting on its usual color show for the summer tourists. It is exhibiting a de- cided prefercnce for biue, with soft, foamy white ruffies. Sometimes it is wearing sage greens, deep indigo, or | roval purple. “Globe trotters will find the Med- iterranean and the Caribbean tricked out in sapphire blue. the Red Sea in | varying shades of henna, the Yellow | Sea in beige and tan, the shallows of | the Gulf of Mexico in a soft turquois, and the Antarctic in olive green,” ac- cording to a bulletin issued from the | Washington headquarters of the Na- | tional Geographic Society . Modistes of the Waters. ! In order to put on such a pleasing | display of shade and hue, the seas have summoned to their aid many and varied hosts, notable among which are warmth and cold, suniight and shadow. sand, silt and possible salt. lime and various kinds of diatoms and | | i ] | d sundry aigae Absolutely pure water is a clear blue color because the blue rays of sunlight are not absorbed by the the red rays are. Thus the open ocean seems intensely blue Distilied water has a greenish cast due to the impurities which still re- main after the distillation This| makes it clear why the shallow wat B e SR R | Cape Florida of impurities, flowing into it, and there is a constant stream of saity water pouring into it from the At- lantic Ocean through the Strait of Gibraltar. Tt is sald by some ocean- ographers that the blue qf sea water bears a direct ratio to its saitiness. As an example of this, the band of tropical waters extending about thirty degrees on each side of the equator, where there is tremendous evaporation under a- blazing sun, 1s cited. It is true that these waters are very sally and_an exquisite azure in color. Or the other hand, the Arctic and Antarctic waters, which are cold and less salt, are vivid green. The Yellow Sea derives its golden tints from the sediment brought to it by the Yellow River and several other streams rising near the desert areas in western China. Soientists also believe that the biliions of minute living organisms found in its waters helped give it its name A Yellow River in the Atlantic. “In January, 1909, a peculiar phenom- enon was obse n the Atlantic Ocean. Running parallel with the warm, clear, bue waters of the Gulf Stream from to Cape Hatteras there was a yellow river three miles wide. It lasted for a few weeks and then faded into the surrounding ocean. 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