Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 135. =g Py e » thunderstorm and u. rain IIHV‘P of the Universalist faith ¥ Xorth [ ITRIO PIERCES BRAZILIAN JUNGLE |t oo, .,.‘,!PLAN TO BEGIN WORK [ iithe tniversatist foinort SEEKING TRACE OF FIRST MAN| S b, *'3’-'?**“‘.? ON $400,000 EDIFICE iz e Wi i 2 i e s throughout the } = 2 | helpers, um! the chief of the par {country and by private subscription 1 to be farrier, chief porter, bl 2 The style of architecture to be used {Col. Fawcett, British Explorer, Describes Horrors jand general utility man ¢ | National Memorial Universalist| has not been decided upon. but de-| Tor RASIE | cAN You l'hp Journ I had good ' signs are soon to be submitted by | AN - o Qe r 4 bless th fact that 1T hav o { brominent architects. % e o0 of First Lap of Journey Into Land of many trades in the course Church Construction Will PTGt 0 T, o 3 o WOULL Ike thear senic gt ; s e Cane that NatEna e i I detached English type + Ferocious Indian Tribes. 'S job to the ani Start in Spring. which s taking charge of the ) 2 “,n G ! men’s s 1 n the undertak s | = i ' 4 _iing, was a pri spealker last night. sives’ your property pro- | articles from Col. Fawcett, |Raleigh Rimell. We have thus far | ‘o' streets, to cost approximately $400.- : . er o= )”.‘\_,) 1513.5 the British ecplorer. who has em- | maintained a fair average of fitne “fl;‘“l“‘::‘”m e Ofaahom made 1he | God, will begin next Sprin. it was an. | Monk Becomes Bishop of Liberia. T 212.9:! and $13 5 barked on one of the mosi perilous | but Rimell suffered from a sharp at- | (800 S 4 nounced last night a dinner given FORK . X G on | DN >00 ceploration trips ever undertaken. |tack of jaundice in Cuyaba and later |ther fever ‘ 4t the Cosmos (Gl by Driiand Mes: | mos ot ol e LG8l If you are a person of consid- ‘ vvu{h l.mupnurul terms { Col. Paweett, awith his son Jack |from a poisoned foot, result of a bite f Servant Irksome. | John Van Schaick, n honor of the | of (he Order of the Holy (ro erable means, to whom the i and Raeign” Rimell. eniered e | (rom a peculiarly venomous variety of | e .¢ | board of trustees of the Church of [ay was consecrated bishop. fa JOHN P. AGNEW & CO GIVING AWAY of forty to St unesplored Brazilian jungle from |insec is foot has bee ootless a {Our Father. It is planned to make vy d " h % - ht: d 11 h ! b0l Il ster ince. awalthis Ta e ant,” would sionary district of Liberia, Af -5 = eighty ollars a montl .- nlll( . Miller to hunt for the ruins of a white |of anxiety to the p 1 s civilization said to have flourished | With us are two E by the hour his “ad e of St. John the Divine. you CAN afford to r”“ 1119 17th .\nw| Main 1790 many centuries ago in South |to help us through the first stages of ;"{ I}\\'“«‘);Il am s Lad | But, if your income is of mod- America. They eapect to spend a | our journey. They will leave us and | bt Ly st R “‘,,;‘ Frivers. Tt would Le easy to build | SISO AR RSO S SEMts e 204 the GIN - wear or more in the jungle. Col. |return (o their homes in another rt establi \,.. Potam e | pominent Nuiges. bt the natives ING AWAY of any consid- assachusetts ences and discorcries in dispateics | encounters with Indians. and no con- ! : fmovation © which raciits NEW conatitute something of A s e ce de fidence in” our abillt .*‘.'f.f”,'..‘,:‘\.':..'r'ffiIh-~ e 140 156 T t N E strain, then you CAN NOT venue = e e (Copyrisht. 1995, in United States, ( - <IN L. afford to rent mans Wiistr Apartments [BY COL. P IL FAWCETT. . K. G. 5. to_The Star and North American ! v until his e elden: ] Besmaper Allance:) urney during the past month, |18 pictured as e Eihe cll L ation’s Jumping-Off Place. |t 1 to this frontier fort, has | Pishment of Napol ' roomns il bach, e " been u test of patience and endurance | #ddict, and is fortifie iture, however, HOMES Journey Tests Patience. Six Rooms and Bath THAT Built-in Garage 4 an $51.09 { . B R, wtionul exploits breakfast rooms i all apart’ || g a0 Sy s o for the greater trials which are about | Stional exploits 1 WILL ments. 2 L 1 to begin. : E b.——Our _expedition, which is a5 . o | which he is feeble AN Resident Manager bound into the remote interior of | We started from Cuyaba with 12| WA A% = FEENE i PLEASE SANSBURY BUILT BrazIINo! Srelcithic il lanimals, and now have 14, exclusive nd vestiges he lives in constant YOU MEANS W. H. WEST COMPANY ||| of the oldest clvilizations in history, | O three dogs, having added the others | & 1 Indians. 1t we F L 2 - Is the Monthl 916 15th Street Main 9900 ||| 0w has arrived at the last fr Dyipuchane fnom nativesy ea xote ik bt . or ease IN Complete Satisfaction % 5th § SRR [t Four Torses which are airly | next fe EVERY e Payment for a ‘“::mx.l pluiige finto the FBrazilian | SISACLOnY, DUE C1e) TedL BT ML C ,.'nu;ik)-‘ cmploye 0 ops an ces - “Alveady we have advanced so far | hobble them at night and then hope |l (' P 9 ansap {into the unknown th; this lette for the best. hut they have gD {dogs dislike [ months to reach the nearest post or 0 get free during the ni and go fpie L - i {cable office. Thousands of American | €alloping off 0 Duptoside: i v | readers who have followed our initial our pas: n Cuyaba has | his .m,. ate manne been one of shocking difficulty. Ti and theories with sympathy and Six Miles in ‘Two Days. 17th & I Streets Ground floor shops as low as $125 per month—another, $200. Important corner space —27 feet on 17th Street and 30 feet on I Street, $412.50— $5.60 per square foot per ye Offices divided in any size suites desired from $1.57 to $2.16 square foot. High - class appointments throughout—ready for occu- pancy about December 1Ist. MOORE & HILL Inec. 730 17th Street interest will peruse these words many | €ither do not exist. or have nothing months after 1 have written them, |10 distinguish them from the innum. By the time this dispatch s printed | erable sidetracks. River crossings are | - we shall have long since disappeared | freauent and a perpetual tribulation. | i into the unknown the search for Party Beset by Ticks. e ReRlib T archeological treasures which 1 hope peted « 4 Bungalow De Luxe [|aiiosioe reasures woichd bope |, 0 o bt attrom | ried th' e . only four sclence of world histo an any- | Cuvaba, our party became separated |0 the sclence of world history than any- | party became separated | ¥ four | thing which has ever been revealed |In an effort to find a suitable place e In Egypt or ancient Greece. for crossing the Rio Manso, and T was | Pearance already have outlined the facts|compelled to sleep beside my horse | D€ the 9 upon which I base my bellef that the |on the campo (coarse grassland) with | ZGH earliest civilization in the world rose | saddle for pillow. That night cost me |} o5 ", 0 and fell in these central plateaus of | tWo weeks of gross discomfort, for Ty Brazil. which still remain almost un-|Was literally covered with minute (/SR 4 the spade of the exploring | tick alled “mukw and have | UL O st. We now stand on the itehed persistently ever since. pgslippery of this great unexplored | The rest of the party had camped | istrict twice as large as the |on the banks of the Rio Manso. and and inhabited only | had suffered as much as I from the of the most primi-|insect inhabitants. Among the na v whose feroeity has | tives this area is nicknamed with u {kept the white man at bay for more | Significant word which means “the than two centuries. tickiest place in the world." 3 SelasiGol For ~){~'er u tractive country, I\.s-t‘\ 2 e e iods. part of Matto so would take a lot | FELL: COAL SUPPLY of bea Such squatters as there | are live ipart and the monotony | T | cordiale with these warlik (tives WASHINGTON REAL e ionr e ooy ALIVeS | of the country, with its stunted tree | est difficulty during ESTATE COMPANY | the 1ong months which we shall spend { TOWth. is soul killing | Realtors 1418 Eye St. N.W. Main 5903-4-5 IN NEW BUILDING Delightful New Homes 6 Rooms 2 Baths In Washington's Fastest Growing Community NOT FOR RENT BUT FOR i| OWNERSHIP Explorers to F maintenance of an ent A few such opportunities still remain in this big de- velopment of 5 buildings— have you investigated? At least, be informed by visit- ing— 39th and Veazey Sts. Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. TO INSPECT— Take car or drive to Wisc Street (just north of Mc. Street one block to hou Avenue and \eaze tate). then cast on Veazey FORD-CARR Construction Co. 1106 Vermont Ave. Main 4512 Rivers Treacherous. | Wardman'’s 100 Per Cent | _ - | Apartment How love came to a poor little art student painting in Florence. How she had grown up, motherless. How Anthony Drake Ouwners Builders = | | | | the Brazilian Indian must be reached | endowed with a superior power over | Others were treacherous on acco! .J.Dunigan, Inc. 50,000 squ e Capuil found that the old village of Bakairi | i Gl {in the interior. But 1 am confiden A week later, when we reached the | 1435 EVE ST NV, | that we shall succeed in keeping the | SOUther: "-*l““\ of the Cu "h the il | h et ~ e la s could not cross at the point s MAIN 2257 Aipio” the ™y YeArS | we had selected on the maps, The not by threats an not by friendship | it light of rocks or quicksand. Still others Call Lll'l 10 100 1 ). ns. It is perhaps th d disappeared, all its inhabitant 1319 New York Ave. N.W. N ience among them have n boiling. iers vere 5 3 I EVENINGS ADAM it Bl B : : | Experienced { 1 | but mainly by a carefully studied ap.| I-aving here, we made a wide cir { All our explorations of the next year | Fan in deep gorges, d the mules in hd unknown distriet of | having migrated to the fort acr n studying ways and means of feus ccomplishing this very thing. How So we had to ascend the river TiE il Caonolii itoo 1002 oy many miles to a safer place, and | to recount here, but I may s that im the lot across one by one N H l peal to uhu‘n lost. people would_cail | €uit to Fort Bakair, continually pes. | S es e his superstitfus bell He has an |tered by ticks and with trouble at . . age-old reverence for mysterious llght, | every river crossing. Some of the With Automobile and our equipment of electric bat. | Streams had banks of mud so slipper; terles will enable us to pose as beings |that we nearly lost our ani Salesmen now employed need not apply. will be within the bounds of the Bra- | €vitably fell down the banks, to the lan state of Matto Grosso, or prejudice of our equipment TE s e On reaching the Paranatinga we its size anywhere in the world today. | the river. My son J. had to swim Tts resources are undoubtedly great, |the river in order to get a boat for toastoillen <Gor and 1 have reason to helieve that |the crossing of this wide and power- | aq)! pomatraction Co. 0§ § 10000 or 20000 vears ao it supported | (ulflowing stream, and the task was RIS RO RIERI R RO R R e izations of the Kuphrates. the Nile and the Eastern Mediterran, Like those ancient lands, it has |changed greatly with the passing For sa]e centwyies. It depends entirely on in. 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