Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1925, Page 20

20 TUBERCULOSIS CURE Chicago Surgeon, . Sent to Copenhagen, Back With Glowing Reports. THE HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY HEN THE WHITE MEN FIRST CAME TO “THE NEW WORLD"THEY FOUND THE LAND INHABITED 8Y INDIANS, “THE INDIANS WERE. TALL,WITH SKINS THE COLOR| R OF COPPER STRAIGHT BLACK HAIR AND HIGH CHEEKBONES § “™MEY LED A SIMPLE LIFE IN THE GREAT FORESTS ANDLIVED IN WIDELY M\ SCATTERED TRIBES. 2/ TTHE INDIANS LIVED CHIEFLY BY HUNTING AND FISHING . GAME WAS PLENTIFUL, THE DEER, BEARS, WILD TURKEYS, RABBITS AND FOXES. The American Indians. /A CCUSTOMED Yo OUTDOOR LIFE THEY NEEDED BUY LITTLE CLOTHING BUY WERE VERY FOND OF FINERY AND| DECKED THEMSELVES WITH FEATHERS, STRINGS OF BRIGHT BEADS OR SHELLS THE MEN THOUGHT IT BENEATH THEM| | THEWR DWELLINGS WERE MER YO WORK, SO ALL THE ROUGH LABOR | |SHELTERS-A COVERING OF SKINS, RETCHED ON POLES AND CALLED| WIGWAM OR TEPEE . THESE COULD BE MOVED QUICKLY| WAS DONE BY THEIR SQUAWS. THEY WORKED THE CORN PATCHES, MADE THE FIRES, COOKED THE FOOD EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1925. A FIRE WAS BUILT IN A SHALLOW PITIN THE CENTER OF THE WIGWAM, IE SMOKE ESCAPING THROUGH AN JOPENING AT THE TOPAND AT NIGHT HE INDIANS SLEPT AROUND IT ON PILES OF BRUSH OR ON THE GRO WRAPPED IN SKINS . SEEKS DISHSAL 0FBANKERS CASES By the Associated Pross. of St. proximately '$1,000,000 to 15 positors and stockho single offende Six indictme Hohenschild, f vank, and 29 e |AND DRIED THE SKINS OF ANIMALS . FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER. . — * CONTINUED TOMORROW. when th director BIBLE CONFERENCE DELEGATES ARRIVE Will Hold Business Meeting and Round Table Discussion Tomorrow. an acquitt The thr sented at the conference Wednesday night, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Calvary Baptist Church The arrangements committee for the conference includes: Rev. P. L Vernon, First Baptist Church, Alex- andria; Rev. H. W. O. Miliington, Washington Baptist Federation; Homer J. Councillor, Calvary Baptist alais de Justice here. Military guards during the night patrol dis- covered that one of the doors of the room where the important “casiers judiclares” are kept had been forced, and sounded the alarm. Reinforcements of soldiers and po- |lice quickly surrounded the building. | However, their search showed that|, | the burglars had escaped. VANZETTI PROVES MODEL PATIENT IN HOSPITAL | Figure in Famous Murder Case Fails to Show Evidence of ATTEMPT MADE IN PARIS TO STEAL COURT RECORDS Burglars Force Doors in Effort to Abstract “Casiers Judiciares,” But Are Thwarted. By the Associated Press. PARIS, January 5.—A daring attempt | Fifty-eight per cent of the passenger was made Saturday night to ab- |traffic by airplane from Paris last July stract the judicial records from thelconsisted of Americans. |WOMEN TO LECTURE IN 25 SCHOOLS HERE Grace Lehigh Scott to Speak to Pupils on “Great Life Plan of Continuity.” @ belief that dence to secure the president of or the three Arthur O. sentenced to Hallucinations. Church, and Murray §. Kenworthy. | Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews is honor- chairman of the conference com- Mrs. Hattle C. Privette is active chalrman of the Washington committees. Others officiating as | chajrmen are: Mrs. Elsie C PR W. P. Towne, p ¢ | Thomas, costum lghting effects Forrest is pageant director. bR A The bridge chapel at Rogherham, Eng- and—almost 450 years old—has been in turn an almshouse, a goal and a cigar finance com to 10 years. bond. By the Assoclated Press. 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