Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 40

40 EWealthy it} tile Effort to Get Wife Into Social Set. I the Associated Press b3 exclusive I, July colony was stirred taday Dby public revelation of the thwarted social aspirations of Mrs. Ajelton J. Budlong. Seeking a - divorce, Budlong, wealthy New Yorker, who made his Imoney in ore, testified that Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer had failed to assist Mrs. Budlong to penetrate the citadel of Newport's society «in ex ¢hange for Budlang's promise to sell 't of his estates to Tailer for enlarg golf course. Mrs. Budlong received consider: (ttention last yeuw when she i caded herself in their New York resi dence and bombarded a curious crowd Delow with notes piuned to her hus- band's silk shirts. Mr. Budlong, who is seeking divorce on srounds of cruelty, testified that he bought the Reef estate Tailer, but agreed to sall part of it bock if the Taflers would introduce Jrs. Budlong to society. even failed to invite her to play on, the course, he declared, wife demurred a leader of Newjport society, vate mine-hole links on which amateurs compete annually by or gold and silver mashie: stified he mowed to New- er a plan to present his at the court of St. James. was considered more fash- than Southampton, his for- residence. wcially. Mrs. Budlong's soclal campaizn had put him in red i he testified. Tn 1 1t of her dema 3 ing. The sccial ibe silk shirt hombardment. Mes. Budlong has sued her husband | twice for separate maintenance and failed Electricity on Farms Gains. 930 there will be more than a million farms equipped with electri clry, it has been estimated. The c eperation between farm organization: ‘end the power companies is respon- gihle for the rapid gains being made in this way. One result will be to help solve the farm labor problem. AMAZES NEWPORT Ore Man Reveals Fu- | —This | from § But they{h and so his’| at fulfilment of the ampaign was prior to Births Reported. hirths have been reported ! The followine At Department i the last 2% L 1o the Health J noyrs: ad Heley ¥ Glockler, girl. and Zorah ) Jacobs, girl. War: nceRo Y. Georgia E. Hizging, hoy. Eleanor Jackson, girl. rgia Wheeler, boy. 1100000 KANSAS BEETLES . COLLECTED BY EDITOR 1 Them to Captivity—Has | 9,000 Species. By the Associated Press Kans, July 1.— ren Knaus is the | editor of a Demogratic newspaper ina | Republican county on the Western plains of Kanss, president of the mmerce and the Rotary ad time to build up a able collection of beetles. ecognized as one of America’s foremost authorities on beetles and oll presenting 9,000 spes are stored ‘in a vault in the rear printing shop. Mr. Knaus does his collecting at might. A whit light constitute his equipment. When the light is thrown against the sheet Bhousands of bugs are attracted. They awe then put into large-mouthed bot- thes which contain poison. Specimens are mounted separately and recorded. Mr. Knaus values some of his speci- mems at $200 each. SWAT THE FLY Take advantage of an early start by an aggres- sive war on the fly at the begfinning of the season. The Star has for free distribution wire-handled fly swatters. Ask for one at the main office of The Star, or at any of the Branch Agen- cies. | White Sheet amd Bright Light Lure | tion already numbers 100,000 | sheet and a bright | THE EVENIN EARLY BATHTUBS SHOWN IN GREEK EXPLORATIONS Big Stone Basins Believed Used by Nemean Athletes Centuries Before Christ. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, July 1.—Bathtubs were a rarvity in America as late as the Victorian era, but they had them in Nemea, Greece, centuries before Christ. Big stone ( affairs were these Ne- used by athletes participating in the Nemea games, which were compar- able to the famous Olympian con- tests. A University of Cincinnati expedi- | tion, which has been excavating at mea, has found several bath tubs and a great quantity of other relics of the times, according to word re- ceived by the universit The most important fin great quantity of stone-age potter: old, the most covery in recent years. Pottery and figurines dating from 500 to 800 years hefore Christ. A stone altar, dating back to 2,500 vears, found in front of the ancient temple of Nemea. A stone water channel and stone basin, used, it was believed, to pro- vide drinking water for the crowds who thronged the stadium, where Greek athletes held their games cen- turies before Christ. Dr. B. H. Hill, director of the American School at Athens, and Carl W. Blegen, assistant director of the institution, are in charge of the Ne- | mean excavations. | | ADOLPH KAHN | ’ President | ‘ T ST " Deaths Reported. The following. deaths have been {o' tho "Health' Department in- the ours: Jeasio Pennock. 70, Emergency Hospital. s B Boriboy. T4, United States Sol- dioca Home Hospital. g Poter "Aibert. 81 United States Soldiers 1l Hosbital. " Tgin, o onrtag ol C] le: X N 8 2_Chure 3 Mrabel ® Bankiin.’ 00; St Elizabetn's Hos facob Flannizan, 60, Casualty Hospital. a Knoch, 60, 66 E rge Melitiou, Marvin_Broc 4 L 0. Si reported Taat 54 Di s Jamen & Tobert " Taylor. 63, ital. i P! ®larence Jones. 2 months, Children's Hos- ital: t Brow! mean tubs, and they probably were | pifal ol Filipinos Take to Soccer. Soccer foot ball is finding growing popularity in the Philippine Islands and a Philippine amateur foot ball league has been organized to develop team to compete with China and Japan in the Far Eastern games \\'hfre China has repeatedly won vie- tories Cleans Typewriter Type @ : a cloth saturated with Carbona. Re- ves the & il dusi og ine type. 'Makes writing clear. Dries instantly without wiping. For Safetys Sake-demand ARTHUR J. 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