Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1924, Page 4

Matrimonial Restraint. rope, is reported to have declared By the Avsocigted Press. 4 committee of experts the m London Gginion. ROME, September 16.—Prof. Marlo | istry of education that he had & ST L i paseatoe de Martino-Fusco, archivist and|found the lost books themselves, | called me an, angel. ' ° paleographer of the State archives of | but merely information regarding| He- 1 know it Naples, whose reported discovery of | them. He was interroggted ubout his| *“But now you don’t call me any- the lost books of Livy, the Roman | rescarches by the committee in the | thing.” 8 { historian, bas caused great interest presence of the prefect of Naples “That shows my self-control.” H " K MRS. WHEELER ON STUMP FOR HUSBAND’S TICKET Makes Plea. -in Pittsburgh for Feminine Support of the Inde- pendent Presidential Candidates. By the Associated Press. 5 Py e PITTSBURGH, Pa.. September 16.— . = Salvaging of German Nav. | g : © | Mrs. Lulu W. Wheeler, wife cf the Finding of Livy Books in Boul ’ln earned circles throughout ¥ FIRST SHIP RAISER FROM SCAPA FLOW —Novelty Fall Montana Senator running for Vice IS Pl‘OVing cosfly Prflp' President on the independent ticket, osition to British. By the Assaciated Press. E PA FLOW first ship of ¢ Which was nt to the hotic sen here by her officers June 191y has been raised and will be consign ¢d to an equally ignominious end the scrap-iron heap. A firm of London eng completed 1t alvage of the destroyer V-il—aft rk o and many pts to float her. Sunk in 20 Fathams. i V-10 was a big =hip of the 80| which had sunk in 20 fathoms . the unsuce class, n 1 exhausied the wn methods of ship salvi IN NHDDLE OF GAME OF DOUBLE CANFIELD TELEPHONE RINGS WIPE REMEMBERS My MEALISH WAS GOING TONCALL UP AND WD WAITING SHE WONF WHISPERS (£ D MAKE IT SNAPPY L HER THE HOUSE ] L CONTINUES TO WAIT. LOOKS ~ WONDERS BY THE W OVER THE LAY OUT AND WISH WHERE ACE OP SPADE: ES HE HADN'F BURIED THE 1S AND LOOKS HAGTIY FOUR OPDIAM ™ N P K THROUGH PACK WAD THAT C - ® KL WINDING AND Hi6 WATCH FOR GOODNE: LOOKS THROUGH HIS POCK £T6 P SEE IF HE HAS ANY READING MATTER ABOUT HIM SON told an audience of Pittsburgh wom- en today that feminine voters over the country were supporting La Fol- lette as being th® most downright of public men in opposition to all war. Her speech was made in a downtown theater at noon, as a pre- liminary to a night gathering before which Senator Wheeler will appear. “Public speaking isn't my long suit” she said “but it has been my privilege of the country lately with my hus- band in his campaign. I've found that women cverywhere have one central idea in politics—they want to be assured this country is going to have peace. They can’t be persuad- od that the killing off of our young manhood is necessary to the con- duct of international affairs or that the contemplation of the prospect of doing it is to be endured always. “Now, there isn't much in party plat- to go about a good deal ! footwear for akr & Company Pennsylvania Avenue Se A R o AR R NI AT AT New Fall Footwear for women Simplicity in style, emphasizing the vogue of modest elegance—moderate in price. forms any more which really touches this point. Platforms have been getting less and less all the time. We ng we can’t rely on them. Our rity is in the chatucter of men ¢ nominated 1o lead us national- ¥. And I ask’'you, who among the can- | didates before us now cares more for the youth of the country than for the i of mi! s of investments? stood m constantly and at IN THE WAY OF OLD LETTERS CIRCULARS ETC about {(-f-n‘ vess | ¢ ) re using the sysiem of v ing heavy cables and rai the floa latter method was u weeks ago. when the raised 11 feet before the iron (ha which were then used broke, thus allowing the prize to one - again to the hottom. Wire cabl.s were then substituted. which supported the snurmous weight lons enoush Lo pers more cost for pulling humanity above wit the dock to be placed und r the | the dollar sign? You'll Bnd the answer ship. B | to that question easily, and you will The dock was then towed near the agree with me, us most women do, that | we have the man in Senator L Fol- lette.” NARCOTIC AREA CHANGE. xpected. They Transfer of that portion of the At- age work. though | { lanta narcotic division lying west of o & irod pROAL) BULL { the Apalachicola River in Florida to tri- | the Nashville division, effective Oc- | Homeless Buffalo Are Out of Luck O e it g e S eaes R s SO Far as Wflshiflgto’l IS Con(‘ernedl‘*"‘“ willing to pay the freight 2008, They are being given to appli- | Counties affected are Jackson. Cal- e where workmen will start cut- ing through the heavy stecl hull and | dismantle the ftittin AU present | the cnginecrs are unable ko ¢ te | the ship's value. but after gaey had | pierced the aweed coating o be in a bet- FINDS MRS MEAUSH WAS JUST GETING HER d SICOND WD, AND ALK ALL NIGHT - HE'S WITH & GROAN PilKS WAITED HALF AN HOUR UPDENING PAPER. @ McClure Newspaper S MANDS 1S SHE & SO LONG ABOUT . VINDS SHE ANYTHING TO SAY - SHE AND GETS ALLSET T G0 ON WITH SAME heuvy Bstyles—a few illustrated. Women’s Fall Low Shoes—Black, Vel- vet, Brown Satin. Black and Brown Suede, Patent Colt, Dull Calf. Black Kid, Tan Calf. Flat, low, medium and high heels. Instep and ankle straps. Front and side goring. A style for every woman. Several of the other ships which were scuttled in the Flow will be ised m o a similar manner. but it take between e and four | e \“Playful”® Antics of Those Distributed by United VILLAGE IN MARYLAND oo ocmen ol oo ELEPHANT IS DONATED States Keeps Animals From Finding Haven 18 GOIN(_i UNDERV HAMMER | S P tacs 1o Eax 1 TO MOSCOW’S SOVIET 200 as Pets—Zoos to Get Many. {houn, Bay., Washington, Holmes. Wal- ton, Oklaoosa, Santa Rose and Es- | cambia shift was e Ashland to Be Sold at Auction | Tomorrow to Make Settle- ment of Estate. Complete . i Course Dinner Served week days 4:30 to 8:30 acres and houses. 4 stone Also a la Carte stone building | || BRING the wite ara ‘ormerly a lurge | for an enjoya Luilding used as a xeneral store and evening Gift of Bokhara Commissars Is It inok Only Pachyderm in Captivity | .46 of the fi Rt the Interior endeavoring to get the large to adopt, are mnot destined to find pasturage in the National Capi- || furthermore, have not been broken 4t White Father, 'to the saddle, and chikiren. therefore, pass- | Bure: 4 or [, might find it difficult to take u canter | dawn th i e Fi Vest. fiaround the Potomac Park bridle paths | |twith any degree of comfort. In fact, ”,,"m‘,”‘g"vsnr‘nv of thoss who clamored to be and lady [jthe Brst to receive one of the C as though those homeless)at meal-time Vellowstone, which | Whetted by such tidbits. would then artment. has been bonly be satisfied Ly absorptioy of the country” atffront hedge and a’shade tree or two The Interior Department’s buffaio. and, its appetite fuily | ptember 16 The | Northern " County. | : auction to- d wany but none more unique ing through the city at ocher day ¢ > U obr ed by "the Bokh with her ncil of C. sars 10 the zoolog me i gardens of E \ of varving ages at the Zoo, and !l.l‘n"ll‘nl"‘ pets are already compl o companies of movnted-wmilitia, | the four sturdy beasts that zuard ['INS to the National Park Service here | 3" yone warebouses. The population | merable guards and a e- | the bridge over Rock Creek, flavor- js18d s re || takers pilited the huge be = We t Washington with a wildish thie railroad station to the mesazerie, x followed 1 b small boys as were | e arly hour of the!l herd, family gentlemen e dinner thix ! Under Pertonal Masagement [ Iroad station at Ash-! BEN and His Boy PHIL o tand at which 22 trains stop duily. The | yond the Mississippi | i i I Al y station, the Presbyterian Church and | H F e e A U Granee, T, reiviene o o 0 Dok, e it Bellevue Farms ftalo, while playful n bull pointed out in a commu- f.yildings not included in the sale. | not’ had the advanta fon that the animal sent to him ) “gshiand formerly was an industrial| || Restaurant G Street s about 12 forefathers on the great plains be- | L ¢rC 18 & Saks & Company—Str one must have tipped Wash- | S I N C E 1867 {of city associations and manners that 10Dy 4 Week ago charges at every |.cnter, scttled more thau 100 years| its Rock Creek brethren and sisters pcaller and has wrecked thr aces | ag, After the undry was | % | have, and that its de etiquette of -\ little girl in Faust. N. Y., who said | crected the found: ipany built | | the backwoods might not be condu- €he had tired of her dog. three Ashland for the ew s When the | re | cive to the dignity of this austere city. | #nd rabbit. and wanted an | foundry closed the property was sold | Bokhara ha seven tons | Officials at the Interior Department | ate buffalo to play w Was advised [to a compuny headed by the late! and has been christened Beautiful | plainly stress that they could not|there was mno such animal. Several | Representative J Talbott, Lady by the Moscow Soviet. A ton of American peanuts and other mor- sels in which elephants delight have becn ordered by the 1 au- thorities for their new Fred C. Products Prom Farm to You household or garden average bison of Yellowstone : would make short w of a row of | Preparations are being made to need work. i the want S TYI.1 6T S 'Gan : hipping the most of the surpl i of The Star. 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