Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 34

Florida 5 B 5 "ith through sleeping c-rs RANGON ORANED FOR 195 AR TAES I BOUGHT A Book FOR G€o. ADE! ITS“THE LAST DAYS oF PomPen= WHAT DID PomP oM, SORT OF ERUPTION, I Beuieve! Some Tiste 1N ANCIENT TELL Me wH FIDDLED WHED INTERESTED Horee Des invALIDe S HISTORY ! CAN' YoU (Copyrigtit, 1924, by H. C. Fisher. Mark Reg U, 8. Pat. Of.) Towser: WHAT Do NYou MeAn? Trade WeLL, 1E (T WASN'T HeEcToR OR TOWSER 1T MUST HAVE Bee&n By BUD FISHER I kanow (T WAS SOMEBODY WITH A DOG'S hAMe: NEW YORK and WASHL IGTON | JACKSORVILLE {D. C., Dark Blue and White; ORLANDO . 1 PETERS: Md.. Green and White; | i VAYTONA WES. PALM BEACH MLAMI — CUBA Winter Tourist Tickets, good until Jane 15th, now on sale daily. Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad of the South Write LYNN J. IRVIN, D. P. A. 1418°H"S1,,N.W.,Washington.D.C, N § Gallaudet Park {1 Beautiful Homes Built By '{ €. H. Small, for Less Than $8,000 CT. PETERSBURG i Others Cover Spectrum. automobile license plates for | will have a new variety of color | eme A number of the States| ive different colored plates fu trucks and motor- | | exetes | their borders. Loulsi- | jana will have seven different color | arrangements fn its 19 " the | borate plan in e Union. | i Officlals of the American Automo- | bile - Association explain that the| States endeavor to use in their plans for reglstration plates the colors that { will show best at a distance, so that & number may be more easily “taken” | {in case of trouble. ! In the following 1 of the vartou | The 1 5 Yard ear_to stop ot or du Ave. N.E.; walk "t of Columbia, the first m!or' IR 0% ARMY TRAINS BIRDS | HOPES TO REMOVE STIGMA TO DIRECT GUN FIRE| FROM SOUTHERN HEROES | als ———— Confederate Veteran Declayes U. 8. pneu-| z o : piuns,' Signal Cerps Will Use Pigeons as C. Recent Action Due to Congress e iU EpoRel Gt thots ovi PAGIER) ired com- | = = g Previous Failure to Act. Wright continued, was to have Con- Observers in Artillery | T gress “remove the stigma now hang- | % i B the ated Press. {ing over our dead heroes, branding | Practice. | ATL. 3 . December 2—Ad-| them as dererters ause they quit — [ miral” A, O. Wright, navy depart-|the United State otned | ent, United Confedirate Veterans, | th issued & statement asserting that | that e Confcderate States N Admiral Wright points out recent action the United | he had passed through the Senate ederacy in dis- | a bill removing the desertion classi- to fication, but it killed in the |1ts ability to withstand strain, results to date show that it compares favorably with hickory and it is now being cut on a commerclal basis. A cigarette box of Chinese cloisonn is accompanied by a set of ash trays in the same coloring and design. House. He later succeeded, he adds, in having the legislation passed by both houses, but “as {t was a part of the appropriation bill, 1t was killed in conference when there was a disagreement on items of the bill.” The admiral says he expects to continue his work for passage of the legislation. American Hickory Has Rival. Woods found in certain parts of In- dta are likely to become rivals of the American hickory, long preferred for ax and hammer handles. The gov- records was taken because the latter Lody saw no hope of passing legisla- the Calors by States. i Alabama, red with white; 2 er colored 1 tion work. The decision by the daughters was made at its vannah. Congress relating to riz ccent convention in Sau- ernment in India s making exhaus- tive tests of the Parriotia Jacque- ! montiana with particular reference to FRERERERCR RV EVEREREREVEY % ECONOMY Ihlm in correcting Confederate na: ot ps of | the ervers in advanced po- | Daughters of the Coi carrying | continuin, s committ - e the shells are falling, are trained to fly back to the iines. This method would when other channels of com- such as radio or tele- A, gray red with whit | Breen with white: Lou | Imum ecars, wer and under, 1 on with white; for maximum | horsepower and over, gray; munlcation, 1 trucks, yellow with bluc were not avatlable. The Ger- | it green: sehoon « utilized pigeons to direct ar-! n4 veliog otop v Ave on the eastern front duxv, awn ntucky. lana, for min- HYGIENE SATISFACTION FOOTER offers you all these Yeconomy—Dresses that cost $50 or $100 are kept new by an occa- sional cleaning which costs $2 or $3. N ¥ with red; roon with whit and Green and White. Maine, white h blue: Maryiand. ! with white; Massachusetts | bla. with white Michigan, taupe {eray with black; Minnesota, passen- | ger vehicles, aluminum with black; trailers, th black: robin’s with black ssippi, : Mis- dark green with whit, Mon- Nebraska 1 00 pigeons at keeping of the ¢ gnal Corps, a bresding ter for them at Camp Vail, N. J.| The bifds are retained at the various | Army Corps Area’ headguarters, in| insuiar possessfons and m: 10 days to two| to train a pigeon to 1eturn to its loft and get its bear- s Pigeons do not fly well at ht and as a rule are not outstand- ing in inte'lige Difficulty has | been experienced with pigeon fanciers lin the Army, who wikh to make pigeons a major method of communi- tion. Only one bird in_ten is con- dered capable of fiving 500 miles in | e day In the Canal Zone hawks constant- ¥ menace pigrons while in flight. To overcome thi= a whistle Is fastened to the tail of the bird and as it flies the rush of air causes the whistle to sound and frightens away birds of prey. ATTEM_I;T :I'O éWAY JURY UNDER INVESTIGATION Effort to “Persuade” in Case of Bucketing Conspiracy Exposed to Court Officials. Hygiene—The big points that make Footer’s different from most cleaners are the completeness of its equipment, the safety of its methods, the cleanliness of its plant, and the large number of skilled workers it employs. {souri Good Candy The best Candy Bar at any price, the big gest for a nickel. Let the children eat want—it’s a o~"""_- MOTHER! 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Peter Owens, former office manager for the Raynor firm, were convicted Saturday | night after the jury had deliberated | nine hours. Owens was acquitted. | The convicted men were permitted to remain at liberty under bail until Wednesday, when they are to appear before Judge A. N. Hand for sentence. e e e SIS NS EEEEEESEEESSEESIEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEND TiePALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. Established 1877 Featuring Smartness, Utility and Economy Beyond Question ~ —e 24 SPANISH AGITATORS DEPORTED BY CUBANS Headache Neuralgia Colds Pain Toothache fayer Tablets SPIr1n~ Workers President in Sugar Strike Situation. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, December 2.—Twenty- four Spaniards were deported from Cuba Sunday on the French liner La Fayette, making a total of 30 agi- tators who have been sent out of the country as perniclous forelgners since the sugar mill strike began. It is announced that a delegation of workers from the provinces of Oriente and Camaguey is coming to see President Zayas to discuss the sugar mill strike in an endeavor to gettle it and avold a general walk out, which has been threatened be- cause of the deportation of foreign strike leaders. Freight shipments from the eastern part of the island, where the strike is in progress, have virtually ceased be- cause the railroad workers are re. tusing to handle chipments from the mills. Delegation of to See Lumbago e Accept onlz ‘Bazer” gackaze which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin 1s the tfade mark of Bayer Masufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salicylicacld Tfie PALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. Service and Courtesy Established 1877 1 Men’s Overcoats and Two-Trousers Suits Reduced to Hurry Mother! 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