Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924. 10 5,000 PILGRIMS PERISH. |WILL PLANT COLONY |(isciie i, oty o2 | WELSH CLERGYMAN, 100, [5rzbhty, o giis st eyt S phzzs e e oo moch | Actor Named in Will. e Grass, hay, berrles and wild fruits STILL ENJOY T R Sk e Mos! Ravaged by Disease and IN ISOLATED VALLEY growsini profusion. S IEEIssaboutn2g 0YS SMOKE | ""Mr. Cook was born in September, oslems Ra = 3 x the stage as Creighton Hale, is given o long and 2 or 3 miles wide. —_— 1824, and has held the living at Ma Acid Fumes Bring Firemen. $500 by thie will ot M encountered several species of wild hilad for 72 years. IHe has a son, 7 A Exhaustion on Return Trip. —— animals aever seen before. The most Oldest Preacher in United King-|y .. s ola, who is viear of Rowel-| Fumes from uncorked bottles of | PaVics: Who dicd curious wa a arge white eer 80 i Ve e . BATAVIA, Dutch East Ind to- | Canadian Sportsmen to Back Move | weighing about 600 S oands Tt had dom Still Active in Church AR R e T e D T e v | el S a naval surgeon in the Battle of Tra-|of the first.floor of the Tuberculosis : : a horn on one side of the head. .2 Work. falgar, and died at a great age. The | Hospital, on Upshur street be ) > this 5 e G & of the valley responsible for the | By the Associated Press. preached for some years, but he is|early this morning that an alarm of Niles, Ohio. Anxiously Waits| it oo, 3 by Glaciers. nicrs and long, pleasant Sum- | PONTYPOOL, Wales, October 31.— |diligent and regular in his attend- |fire was sent in in the belicf that the |1 i 2 Sty S il is very fertlile. Rev. Christopher Cook, rector of |ance at the services of the church. He|clouds of impregnated vapor were = ha 3 he i o~ Mambhilad, the oldest beneficed clergy- |is surprisingly vigorous, enjoys his|clouds of smoke. Firemen corked the Action to StOp Threat- : = | By the ed P Heiress to Wed Prince. man in the United Kingdom and in all ' pipe and takes an active interest in|bottles. | ton is ened Clash. e death rate of this year's pil-|ish Columbia, v s nis | Il grimage has been higicr than usual | ' 5 i B {athe: ge. - THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES = ird is attributed to w0 many of the |\ Bl lrince Chiffon and Thread Tunic Blouses All Niles | Vilgrims being aged and infirm. 2k itish Columbla, | Der. of . . Harvavi B RN ] oo e e wedding is expected to Silk Hosiery % Y The smart vogue, in all iti- . . i . g g . ak in the Spri Miss Sage [ the newest colorings and ol Election Warning. = 2 = E = s an art student in Florence. Made to Sell at $2.00 Z fabrics. - | From the Detroit News. s : = | e The United States Department of| * | 1t pays to read the want columns of | 4 % Special sric . there are 242 kinds ble, and co bun- | The Star. Hundreds of situations are f cheese. 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