Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, e B T | L o ot A1 SAYS ANDREWS, BACK FROM ASIA SI_AIEU FUR PUSI Forty Dinosaur Eggs, Fossils of Reptiles, Birds and Largest Land Mammal, and Flint Implements Elliott Will Succeed General of Early Man Found in Gobi Desert. if He Decides to Return T to Marines. 1925. Korean Peers Pulling Carts. The Korean nobility, with the excep- tion of a few propertied peers, is re | ported to be suffering from extreme | poverty. Sev o % were once we: Necessity isn't the mother of inven-|as cart puller: tion. If you think it is, read a list of | mental tasks patents issued. last Summer forced many concerns NOVEMBER 5, |to resort to coal when waterpower VIRGINIA COAL MINES |:;*.::x" RUSHED BY ORDERS ... ; Too Many Unnecessary. From the El Paso Herald o 5 askfor Horlick's The ORIGINAL " Maited Milk Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stir- zing the L e Ppowder in gfi { hat or cold R water. No ©oooking g at Tirme gotx:y all mem}aen of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, ctween meals, or upon r_edring. A nourishing, easily assimilated P divector and right-hand man| 1 : \fu]v'e\\fl and | Food-Drink, quickly relicves faintness or hunger day or night. e i : E Kendrick after | pedition of the A of | Natural History ex i performing other the only means of escaping starvation. Double Forces Working in Many, With Strong Demand for For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, More Men. Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., November Coal mines in Virginia are being worked as they have not been for years. In every mine there is a double force of mien and demand is strong for more workers. lief in man’s evolutionary develop- ment. re on the| Among the noteworthy discoverles 1 expect | N Gobi were dinosaur’ eggs. The XDeC | qejentists brought back about 40 on That | this trip. Fossils of reptiles, fish, ) the | birds and mammals were obtained. ,v | Among them is a baluchitherium, sup sed o have been the largest’ land Tt is sup- | By the Associated SAN RAN , November §.em . November &. itler decides e Corps he who is en route to DT »ub- ¢ of pub- e collection of Slliott, the | specimens. says the re making from $6 to $10 a ing eight hours, and that th e section Is brisk. He also says there was never be {fore such activity in the coke fields, the demand for this since the strike of the hard coal miners being very great. A car loading report for the Nor- folk and Western shows the highest record for any month in the history of the road. Mr. Lucas says that the manufacturing concerns which de among the relics. Proof that man lived when many of | the now extinct mammals roamed the earth is found in the fact that marks on the bones of these animals were unquestionably made by men. 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