Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925. IGASPI AN IS ASIA’S iy sen sy e e geopent | pegeus s i regen, 16 s MISSING EX-GOVERNOR RIVALS PIED PIPER., [llillh'lllfllfll'llfllm ‘ Headquarters e it ond, south of the'” Ui | nitrae owns ong the coust of chile| | FOUND IN HOSPITAL | o4 : fresh| only the settlements are more numer Dime Bounty for Rat Costs Minne- half is shallow, nowhere reach and bettér bullt. Before the war hal ‘o, 4 R " S ta Town $5,500. or depth of more than 118 feet. s the t important | ar. g ida o 80 4 F S£A UF MYSTERY The, southern half, however, is cut | o the Ruslan Empire, although Naming of Florida Gounty ::m Spocial Dispatch to The Star 4 u”.(l W two deep depressions and sound | its population composed princi-| Him Prompted Search for Al- S R Ukuleles and ings have reached 3,600 feet. Both|pally of Pe: and Armenian: P! VIRGINIA, Minn., December 4 ,[[‘ i Th > Piper of 1! noth- the north an o are flat and | The dam: it suffered during bert W. Gilchrist. e e rginia, \bn : ard to - approacl e Ca confllc repaired a is Ity Ukule]e Banjos i e 43‘:?“'}1 w:h G confilct h been repaired and it fs| .o Qucen’ ity ot ihe sk Sk '( M and the rapidly. regaining its place among the | 2 : = & Rrange, which does the same thing Watel‘ Not VEFY Salty. at Low the m:ull(\:‘l'n or l’lpr,\ n, | Eres leum centers of the world. YORK, December 4.—The |\ithont making the slightest claim ts ;M ‘I 1 ‘ 5t % C 08 fo thc hea and.leave < $ the home port for most| ., -erness of friends to notify Albert | us ¢y magical or supernatural | U uis & 0. 1 , Tarrow coastal srip. On this of the great merchant fleet on the i L : I ¢ evel, and Constantly sea, and, since the construction of Gilchrist, former Governor of ent piece in the coln of the The Music Corner ; 3 . ofith the Trans-Cau Railroad, has| Florida, that a county had be L e s Changing Height. whole, the Caspian Is|been the chiet shipment " point | named in his honor, led to o + D i e | ot an a ¢ of water. Its|on the routes to northern P d | for him by the police yest B Rt oo il oA D B s 7th and G N.W. = = s are arr the granite | Turkestan. | police found him in the Ho FOE [t s e bonty s e e et i s wulders of its : mountains. | “Projects to connect the Crippled Children, where 1d 2 vt PR Ty As there is no fresh water above or with the Black Sea, or its .l gone for treatment, unknown NVireinidio wlow the surface of the ground near | the Azov; have be friends in Flor i Stics the o Warit frito eftact uthern ¢ nhableunts | Almos ften as 3 e arles A cretary out eight y > $5.500 has been | “6* have a ronhden('r in the sallrf\'mg quali- ' : ‘ e r m long ! annel. | B ate Se 3 e PO- distributed, according to 31ckfo) . - . . . = - Joy of the Boy’s Heart 3 5 L e at ha F > G ALEICkford, ) ties of Banister Shoes that entitles them to first E e s " e V r. n s eity . . . Christmas Morring 1 , ’ | towns 5 : : . 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