Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1927, Page 30

L 30 THE EVENING RUINS OF KERCH FOUND |WHISKERS ARE RARE PASSINEN_TO DEW IN SPANISH CAPITAL Site of Ancient Greek Panticapeum | — e Gradually Being Destroyed, |Tramcar Driver and Retired Night Is Report. Watchman Achieve Notcriety JONOR HIH S Commissioners to Reconsider | icerch. the site of the ancient Greek | Panticapeum. often called the “Rus:| | . |sian Pompei and Herculaneum Correspendence of the Associated Press | Proposals for Work on Gar rapldly decaying. and the Black Sea| AADRID, Spain.—Whiskers ave | {15 gradually undermining the rem-| .o o0 e s panish capital Probably not half « hundred persons all Madrid wear them. net-Patterson School. nants of ancient Greek and Roman towers and walls. In the fourth and fifth centuries be. The District Commissioners will re- :’r‘rel‘;'{"’clttmlehre Sy flflm""ff‘!‘\;m considor_thelr action in rejecting the | FEERE SERICR The S A1 HOC o | vhither bids for the erection of the Garnet Minor 2 i dily o eat: Kis o = 4 Minor and even Egypt. | daily to set his v Patterson Junior High School ut the |mpe city was seized in turn by Mith! [ ment clock. the only beard to A e : 10U, | 1dates” and barbarians before suc-|fs that of an ancient tramear d 1 well known of a retired un's his superintendent of cumbing completely to Rome. nounced today at the District Building | grreenth century it bicame tre prey |in Madrid. the property The bids for erécting ‘the S "‘"_|nr Turks and since has fallen into night watchman, who building were all in excess of the | former beat every evening and looks In the | There is one other anpropriation, but the specifications excavations hav_ been made|iike the Doge of Venice. Probubly had provided_for alternative bidding The ancient city occupies | he is wealthier, for nig itehmen with certain features of the building | heautiful site, as all Greek cities did. [in Madrid earn heavy doles from the omitted. Under these alternative pro-{,verjgoking the Black Sea, and is|householders and business people on posals the bids came within the appro- | girewn with ancient Greek founda- | (heir rounds. priation ~ and Municipal _Architect [ ions, remnants of Roman baths.| “Among the old politicians—most of Albert L. Harris recommended t blocks of white and rose marble and | ¢hom now do not favor Madrid with awarding of the contract to the lc bidder on this basis. Is of a later origin | their presence—beards were fairly fre | towers and w 2 | quent, more especially if they belonged v L hon A There is a species of ant that car-|to the Conservative pariy, where as otion of - Engineer | ries an umbrella of petals when it | beards are a matter of tradition. Comminsianer Wiliam B. Ladue, w Jose Sanchez-Guerra, the leader, still | rains. ‘Dr. Caldwell’s 3 Rules Keep You Healthy Dr. Caldwell watched the results of constipation for 47 years, and believed that no matter how careful people are of their health, diet and exercise, con- stipation will occur from time to time regardless of how much one tries to | avoid it. Of next importance, then, is how to treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of get- - ;[ ting as close to nature as possible, He said he went for a drive to several 5 4 ol whs with a friend and in the course | hence his remedy for constipation, the journey had to cross several | known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, railroads. *“At every crossing,” the jisa mild vegetable compound. It can Newton man declared, “that fellow | not harm the most delicate system E'ou{d s}!ln\\'xuu.llook gogl(\ n’]ays upaaflg and is not a habit-forming prepara- own the track, an ere was a|;o o Qo e F5 irain coming anywhere in sight he “03~ Syrup Pcp-“l“ is P.‘:“I““:im“‘"g{ would stop. the.car and wait for the | 2nd youngsters love it. It does no train'to pass. I asked him why he | gripe. Thousands of mothers hive was so careful, and he looked sur-|written us to that effect. prised and sald he always did that.| Dr. Caldwell did not approve of L‘el"““‘ll’“" Si‘(“"rn(';‘:““l%':‘:bg;r‘e‘i"m:“; drastic physics and purges. He did utt a train of < o o was convinced that it could not be ’l‘f’? believe they “"; good for h“;“““ done. Besides that, he said his wife | Deings to put into their system. In a promised to. have strawberry short. | practice of 47 years he never saw any cake for supper that night and he did | reason for their use when a medicine not want to die before supper.” like Syrup Pepsin will empty the R I e bowels just as promptl;‘. more cleanly Giving the Lord the Job. and gently, without griping and harm From Ed Howe's Monthly. to the system. it If you do not agree with a man, re-| Keep free from constipation! It frain from annoying him with a letter; | robs your strength, hardens. your pray in secret that the Lord will re-| arteries and brings on premature old veal the light to him. If the Lord|age. Do not let a day go by without does not care to do it, that relleves |, bowel movement. Do not sit and ou ot respeasibiiit hope, but go to a druggiest and get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take the Commissioner William B. Ladue, wh questioned the propriety of the prac tice which was adopted during the tenure of former Engineer Commis- sioner 1. Franklin Bell at a time when all school bids exceeded approy tions and threatened to halt the vear building program. Col. Ladue questions the propriety of this pro cedure, holding that Congress appro- priated for a tomplete building, and to built part of one and then then ask for more funds for completion would stultify the Commissioners. He favors holding up al w until additional appropriations can be obtained. Loy Spdiay A Cautious Character. From the Newton Kansan. A Newton man came in and said he had an item for the automobile page. and members of the family in consti- pation, biliousness, sour and crampy stomach, bad breath, no appetite, headaches, and to break up fevers and colds. Always have a bottle in the house, and observe these three rules of health: Keep the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels open. 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