Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 34

WILD TYPE OF MEN - INTHE CAMPAGNA Little Change in Peasant Women’s Lot in Land of Yellow Faces. By Cable to The Star and New York World ROME, August 14.—Life in the Cam- pagna for the ordinary peas is very much t the days half-an-ho Rome and walk bac of that city, and encounter wild-10o! goatskin, driving be erds of goats sheepdogs in atten than the cap wolf on apitoline Hill. To the observer the poverty-stricken hold- ings and pitiful attempts at farms a seem alike submerged in ruin and 1 will clad in SCraggy heep and far misery, though the inhabitants recog- | nize different degrees of squalor ang Prosperity rge part in the lives fter the pre- tled the next proceedings sroom clect to provide the poor little hut, in with which a thatched 1 establishment 1d. < for the ces from helping with the fra On to this layer of down, com ea at the top. Nunning Brook a Luxury. - is she whose man has had the family u two are in rough. oblor dint of sh grit and t. in spite of conti the part of the ampagna remains th the yellow faces,” where mal “EEET L] { @r.c.Co, 12 Museum. on Rhine Has Wine Declared 1,700 Years of Age By the Associated Press. August 14.—This little town on the August 11.—This little town on the Rhine is the proud possessor of what experts maintain is the old- est wine in the world. The wine, according to Hans Runge, a spe- cialist in antiques. was unearthed near here among Roman ruins some 1,700 years ago and has been Kept in a museum here ever since. The department of the Speyer Museum devoted to old wines alto has tools for trimming grape vines, wine glasses, wine presses and other articles used for wine making by the Romans early in the third century, all bel splendid e of prese | many corpses until death seizes them. The poor wretch in the throes of tertian fever, finding no comfort on his wretched pile of straw that serves for bed, asks his wife to light a fire, and immediately the room is choked with wood smoke, for which there is | insufficient escape. In the throes of deadly chill, he drags himself out- to borrow a little warmth from sun, and he and his wife wait Iwith dumb fatality for the fever to “almlt‘ and bring a more or less pro- | long: respite, or for the heavier | fever that brings release. More often | than not both suffer together. | Tor the majority the doctor is more or less a chimera, an unget-at- | able person who lives in the fortress | strongho »f the mountains. More- people whose sola idea n occasional treat of | black dough flavored with bacon and {1amb find the money to pay his fee, let alone the horse to act as convey- a o one accepts the inevitable er dies or recovers, and, of , there is quinine, which the nment now supplies gratis in W 80 The FAB way k nap of your blankets downy and made with cocoanut-oil, gives suds that flow freely through blankets, carrying out dirt and restoring the fresh, new look. FAB dissolves completely—no bits are left to spot or mat. THE EVENING SON OF ALLAN A. RYAN STARTS IN WALL STREET Just Out of College, He Buys Seat and Will Help Father Come Back. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, Augast 14.—Allan A. Ryan, Jr., son of the unsuccessful engj- neer of the Stutz corner four years ago, and grandson of Thomas Fortune Ryan, will start out today in Wail Street us a full-flegged broker. llis purpose Is to help his father, Allan A. Ryan, recoup the $5,000,000 lost in trying tc corner the motor stock. Young Ryan, who is 21 years old and only a few months out of Yale, vesterday bought a membership on the New York Curb Market and will start his market activities today. ‘Although Allan A. Ryan maintains an office, he has not not been promi- nent in the market since his dis- charge fgom bankruptey. Ll Hilda Hewlett, wife of Maurice Hewlett, the English novelist, was the first woman in land to take out an aviation cert TIGERT TIGERT None Better!!! The Ginger Ale With That Farewell Flavor In 10 and 16 oz. Bottles Only Ask for It Refuse Substitutes ——————————————— STOP ITCHING SKIN Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, G pt Relief. There is dependable treatment that relieves itching tor- ture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35¢ or $1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as di- rected. oon you will find that Irritations, Pimples, Blackheads, czema., Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. the penetrating, satisfying is all that is needed. for it es most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth_ and healthy. Zemo Soap, 25¢; Zemo Ointment, 50c. the warm soft. FAB, the soap flakes hy not start now to enjoy the advantages of FAB? Itis safe and easy to use for your washing. Ask for it today at - ‘your grocer's. “FAB is wonderful!” As gentle on hands as the finye‘:t“ of Colgate’s Toilet Soaps It Always Takes More Money —than ).'ou figure—to buy clothes, take a trip, paint a house, or to do anything. That has been the experience of many of us. Hedge yourself against unforeseen expenses by depositing regu- larly in a savings account. : 3% ON SAVINGS AND T /L\MERHCAN SECURIT S AND _TRUST COMPANY © C 15th and Penna. Ave. o Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,000,000.00. BRANCHES Central: 7th and Mass. Ave. N.\W. Southwest: 436 7th St. SSW. Northeast: 8th and H Sts. N.E. Northwest: 1140 15th St. N.-W. We issue Travelers’ Cheques and Letters of Credit STAR, WASHINGTON SLEEPING MAN A SUICIDE. Evidence Given That He Throat While Unconscious. BANGOR, England, August 14— Evidence that he may have cut his throat while asleep was given at an inquest at Bangor on the body of Thornton Jones, a lawyer. Suicide while temporarily insane, the verdicet. He lived 80 minutes after the in- fliction of the wound, during which time, {t was stated. he cried out to his wife and son, “FForgive me! Ior- give me!” Then motioning for a paper and pencil, he wrote: “I dreamt that I had done it. I awoke to find it true.” Cut Through and Through Even if you were one of the big crowd that saw the True Blue Oakland obey yesterday’s “Sealed Order”, come today and see a different, equally-convincing demonstration. A new “Sealed Order” opened every morning at ten. District Oakland Co. DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale and Retall 1709 L St. N.W. Main 7612 NITHTHETT R D. C. NEW RAIL LINE PLANNED. Will Link Salvador With United States. SAN SALVADOR, August 14.—Ac- cording to advices from Guatemala, work is to be started shortly on a railroad line which will run from Zacapa to the Salvadorean border. The line will unite Salvador with the railroad of Puerto Barrios and the Guatemala-Mexico line, which con- nects with the railways of the United States. This new stretch of railroad will form an important link in the pro- jected pan-American railway. 7 . H I True Blue Adams Motor Co. Retail Dealer 1612 14th St. N.W. Potomac 1742 INITT i 2222 Ninth and F Sts. THURSDAY,. AUGUST 14, 1924, R ERR . = REREE RO T St ST W‘ I f e XD BB B R % DX FINE “ORFOLE” RANGE, IS Twith white enamel Door Panels, Burner Tray, Broiler Pan and Back and Side Splasher—16x18-inch Oven—with all sheet metal parts fin- ished in black satin Japan—regu- larly NOW .o fls s, ,.s.s.(f'_ $49.50 Choice of Right or Left Hand Oven ACT NOW. Small Cash Payment, balance in convenient monthly HIS EXCELLENT “GAR- LAND,” with 18x18-inch Oven—white enamel Oven Front, Burner Tray, Broiler Pan, Top, Legs and Splasher Back—equal to a full enamel stove retailing at $100—PURCHASABLE DUR- ING THIS SALE $79.50 FOR. e e oo Choice of Right or Left Hand Oven installments. If anable to get downtown, phone Main 8280 or mail us a postal and a special representative will call WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY SALES DEPARTMENT—419 TENTH STREET N. W. Closed Saturdays During August Jhe cSlius Lanshurgh gfurniture (% Convenient Deferred Payments Can be Arranged REERRE LEntrance 909 I St. August Furniture Sale Specializing at the popular price of *245, we fealure three Out- standing Values for the Living Room, Bedroom and Dining Room. Convenient Deferred Payments. This Beautiful Mohair Three-Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite As pictured, covered with fine grade of mo- hair. It comprises a big Settee, Chair and Wing- ed-back Fireside Chair. A fine suite moderately priced for the August Furniture Sale at 5245 The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. at 9th This Stately American Walnut Four-Piece Bedroom Suite Is as attractize as it looks. cffect with carefully matched This Dignified Ten-Piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite As shown, consisting of Oblong Extension Table, Semi-inclosed China Cabinet, Inclosed Server, Buffet, five Side Chairs and one Arm- chair with brown leather seats. A splendid value at the moderate price of 924, " The Julins Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St, at 9th It és the new Dresser, Chifforobe, Full Vanity ard Bow-cnd F two-tone s, ¢ Halnut 1en Chair, Rocker and Bench extra. Very specially priced for the August Furniture Sale at 245 The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 I St., at 9th N st HERTEERRE EoW Ak WS Lot o R VAR, 70, 20, 7 7, 70, Y Y 7% X 7 Z % I % 7 %7