Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1926, Page 35

ROOSEVELT PLANS TOUR. Scientific Expedition to ' Explore i Portuguese Africa. l PROVIDENCE, R. I, November 4 (A)—Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who spent several months in exploration Cent REVEAL EMOTIONS a sclentific tour in Southern Africa. Col. Roosevelt would be accompanied and Rage Ea”y- E(’ml\' Congul Aguas, who is w T j U0l Roosevelt in New York, discus- | the continent, starting from Portu woman Physician ’ASSeflS . de Oliviera Aguas. Portuguese a large staff of geologlsts, h 'reed in Portuguese nossessions in sing routes, East Africa and ending its Asia last year, is planning cousul here, announced last nights| Babies Show Fear, Love taxidermist and other scien t AL has recently conferred with ! he expedition will probably cross | v at Portuguese West Africa. +admost st can be detec ceording to a study on Wooley b | teted un- | Children's | ard for Vo- | re Feder ional Bducation. from one ey observes, action to loud sou > to 16 weeks old how fright when ap- | ngers, Counter Divorce Suit Filed. rd Brown, a policeman, has wer to a_sult for a limited divorce brought by his wife, Lora Rrown. He denies her charge of de- | sertion and makes a counter chars:ej that she left him and asks that he be wiven the decree. Attorney R. J. Quigley appears for the husband. A weoks, Dy indicatod by | six fear i sin viched by s During the woeks the child | mdicates a v ive rage | when it str held S0l \hite jasmines’ costing as much as indi | Twel PHILLIPS Milk THE EVENING 12 STUDENTS OUSTED FOR BREAKING RULES University of Illinois Mens Accused of Drinking, Gambling and Use of Automobiles. By the Associated Prese TURBANA, L. November 4.— e students were expelled from he University of Illinols vesterday or violation of university rules pro- hibiting drinking, gambling and use of automobiles by students. Three men expelled were charged with drinking on the trip to the Tlinois- Micigan game October 23 at’Ann! and were expelled until Janu- Ono was expelled until June | \15 for drinking and gambling on the | Michigan_ trip. Six were expelled unti] January 31 for drinking here when Pennsylvania | plaved Iilinois. Two men were ex-| pelied for using automobftes in mak- | ing the trip to Ann Arbor for the | Michigan_game, which is in violation of the rule forbldding the use of cars : by undergraduates without permi sion. Arbor, ary. 5 'he council of administration in- tends to curb drinking. gambling and | the use of automobiles by students and intends to deal serlously with all | of Magnesia gases. Besides, it neutralizes acid fermentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system without purging. It is far more pleasant to take than soda. Try a 25¢ Bottle Insist upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five- cent and fifty-cent bottles, any drug- store. 1k of Magnesia” has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor, Charles H. Phillips, since 1875. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY wviolators of university rules,” Dean Thomas Arkle Clark, secretary of the connell, said. i S L S, Goldfish Aid Light Plant. Now the goldfish enters the ranks of man’s dumb servants. Spray ponds, where water is cooled at small trans- forming stations along electric trans- mission lines, are being kept free from clogging moss by stocking them with the sparkling fish, says the Pop- vlar Mechanlcs Magazine. An inter- esting balance in numbers and food was m#ntained at one pond. When the moss was exhausted, some of the goidfish turned cannibals and de- voured the others. The survivors kept the vegetable growth from ac- ating around the nozzels. Your Wife — Does her health RE there tired circlesunder her oyes —deep- er lines in her face? A long rest — a voy: are not always possible. But,a tonic — something “dif- ferent” that 3 givean appetite, turn food into tich blood and o, ant g with the joy of living. A _tablespsonful of Angostura Bittere beforemeals,or aprinkied serts, etc., londs Geta bottle forher today, see that she takes it! Dr. Si?en's . nal doutre for food and havs found it o5cur: lont and eure in its action.” (Letter on file) Same formula since 1824 At druggists, grocers, delicatessens that Uts free motion = mneded. It130 cents o pound are being uved in s if compelled o iie down at China to flavor tea. when 1t i The emotion ) cated during the fir ontentment when touched on th iips. At seven we-ks it 1ay smile in . response to a voice or nod. New ob. o jecis bring reactions of picasure at after about 21 weeks if it hours a <udden explosive sound, such ws the | snapping of a towel More complex emotions begin to ap- | pear only during the second six | months of life. Embarrassment, for | itance, is ndicated at about’ the hth_month, when the child may | g its head when its attempts to! ke sounds are limited by others. An villingness to be picked up by | e ero oo apparent aleo dur | Instead of isodathereaiter take ‘a a reaction of fear. At this age also|little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in ‘vin» child r‘nayl m;]y \\'h(-|lx ; mother | water any time for indigestion or oes not give it her undivided a I . i s or S Ten it A l:;flm:(:‘l“n‘:d AN | our, acid, gassy stomach, and relief g Glseii * | will come instantly. B JOHN BARLEYCORN’S “ Better Than Soda GRAVE HARD TO FIND| For fifty vears genuine “Phillips scribed by physicians because it over- $300,000 Rum After Days comes three times as much acid in BeBkisch the stomach as a saturated solution A e of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the the Associated Press. stomach sweet and free from all November 4.—A Duria John Barleycorn is hard to find in New Orlex After a search of severa « fitting spot for the obsequies more than $300,000 worth of liquor, the accumulation of evidence during the past three years, United States M 1 Victor Loisel yesterday was informed where ant lot could be | found for the purpose. i A deputy marshal, a prohibition ugent and two truck drivers, piloting two Government trucks loaded with whisky, set out for the lot. The; found it, but this lot, like all others sides by signs prohibiting dumping of refuse After driving several miles and ex- :umining several lots, they found a lot whose owner consented to the de- structon of the liquor on his prop- erty, provided they would dig a hole «nd ‘bury the broken containers. week will_be required to com- plete the task of destruction, the store approximating 25 truckloads. pimgE Red Army Aviator Kills Self. MOSCOW, Russia, November 4 (&), ——Capt. Apollinari Tomachevsky, one of the most brilliant avlators in the red army and among the first to make the flight from Moscow to Peking and | veturn, committed suicide yesterday. | Unrequited love is sald to have been | cight wecks. The child will lingh Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- New Orleans Gets Place to Destroy they discovered, was bounded on all the cause. most often. Work on the Panama Canal first began in 1881. Streets of the you want plenty of thick, | ul, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruif, for it | will starve your hair and ruin it | if you don It doesn’t do much good to try brash or h it out. The only way t rid of dandruff i then yvou destroy it . 0 do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at’ night when re tiring! use enough to moisten the sealp and rub it in gently with the wger Ups. Ry morning, most if not vour dandruff will be gone, and two or three more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace it. You will " ail, of - 1. too. that all itchi ne &ealpy will stop, i a hund e i mple remedy neve: v can be relieved. Don't || suffer any longer. Get a || bottle of Eade’s Pills at | || your druggists. They bring | prompt relief = equally effective for neuralgia, lumbagp and gout. In use |' over %0 years, | All Drugaists E. 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