Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 34

.THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. MONDAY. MAY 10, 1926. ‘NEARLY MILLION VISIT |TWO YOLKS IN EACH EGG. l wme U TOMB OF THE HARDINGS | Guosgia men ay Be vsed in Er fort to Evolve New Breed. TIFTON, Ga., May 10 (). Southwell, manager of the Tattooing Custom Vanishing. ' & o b o Recent surveys by national officers he equivalent of one dozen eggs.| o SRiN. SR, |contatns, iWox yoius. ar inv ulted in the discovery that tatooing, measures 71 to 7% inches in oval |once an essential mark of the sailor, circumferende. Southwell is endea-|has practically disappeared from voring to evolve breed of fowl that |among enlisted men of the Navy, says will produce similar eggs. the Detroit News. tural and Me TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. jonal - “Thank-U.” $20 pa * produces DIRECTION STANLEY COMI’ANY OF AMERICA ——CRANDALL'S ;-itb X} A/ Shrllor op. - irst METROPOLITAN || 52 m e ville Amuncis PERFECY fuedrae Plays F ST. AT 10T o' TODAY—10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. 13th 8¢, Below F TODAY—1130 TO 11 P. M. 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