Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 21

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MASTODON BONES FOUND. New York Laborers Uncover Relics of Prehistoric Giant. THE EVENING 1925. WOMAN WILL URGE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE Mrs. Virginia Peters-Parkhurst|,omantic shovels ot workmen yester- x day dug up the remalns of a pre- to Run for Senate, Using historic mastodon here. It was the This as Issue. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 100,000,000 Lire In Bank Notes Is Burned in Italy Lz O’ DONNELL’ DRUG STORES |604 9th St. N.W.l F St. Cor. 12th |723 14th St. N.W. At Every O'DONNELL STORE There Is an Alert Salesperson to Give You Intelligent, Courteous Service S0 LOANED BY 0 FREADS Bankrupt Tells of Financing Operations—More Aid Offered, He Says. By the Associated Press. ROME, March 26.—A bonfire was made yesterday afternoon of 100,000,000 lire in bank notws. The fire was started n the presence of Signor de Stefani, minister of finance, and other officials, as the inauguration of the policy of the government to reduce the circula- tion of paper money. Other bank notes amounting to nearly 1,000,000,000 lire will be burned within two months, second time within a quarter century that such fossil remains had been un- carthed on Manhattan Island. A great Jawbone, two feet long, and two accompanying bone fragments, found 15 feet down by excavators for a modern apartment building in Dyckman street, were recognized by experts of the American Museum of Natural History as relics of a glant mastodon. Twenty-five years ago a fossilized mastodon tusk was uncovered during the digging of the present Harlem Ship Canal National representation for resi- dents of the District of Columbla will be championed by Mrs. Virginia Pe- ters-Parkhurst of Berwyn, Md., who has announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator for Maryland, in 1926. In her campalgn, which she plans to open during the early Summer next year, rs. Parkhurst says she will_ brin, oteless District of Co- lumbla very forcibly to the attention of Marylanders.” —_— Mrs. Parkhurst was a member of | Wives of several prominent Chinese the su nmittee of the Citizens'|in Hankow are founding an endow- | Joint ¢ rittee of the District of | ment fund f. nstitution for tak- Columbla, on national representation, | ing care of and was uctive in helping prepare (=—— the petition which was presented to the national conventions of 1924, and to_the House and Senate Her platform, she announces, will be progressive, including such planks as uniform marriage and divorce | || laws, selective immigration laws, na- tional defense, and establishment of nittee to work for world peace conomic lines without politi- anglements. SPINDLERS 801 11th N.W. Main 2704 By the Associated Press. SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif, March 28.—Methods by which E. G. 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