Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 23

ML Auto Victim Wins $891.75. sober ay. Q, “Monday, March 8—Fine morning. [ SPecia! Ditpateh to The Stac - S Nothing new. _ Billy Harrison's head | FREDERICK, Md., December 1. Yarn Of Stll’l'lng Days Of Old West swelled. French Jo on a bust, raised | Harry C. Neilson of Alexandria, Va., Arctic Tern Migrates Half Wa * 7 |2 row with Billy Wall and got shot | Was awarded $691.75 damages agairist | e. Great excitement. | Daniel Teller, a salesman of New 3 Around World. e Wall ar.| York, in Circuit Court yesterday. Correspondence of the Assoctated Prees. SRl B B el ki Priest here, confessed Jo. o . 5 { Minnie J. Tavenner of lomont. . | Correspondence of the Associated Press. | the archives of the Arizona Ploneers’ . » » » Neils asked $1,750.60 as a result ANCHORAGE, Alaska.—Many curl.| D8Vid J. Tavenner of Philomont y™m{iriner o Rosslyn, Va. is the | mUGSON Ariz With a little adobe | Historical Soclety were rerranged. |rested. put in jail. Mo '"""S‘,',’:fi';f;’nr"n::mm;;:r:nmlf- accident last April 7—1 kept THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOL, D. s e RARE FOWL IN-ALASKA. |VIRGINIAN OF 102 Jiehomve four dnughiers'and & son Arizona Pepys Leaves Drink-by-Drink L SPCTPp— is wife having died many years ago. CLAIMED BY DEATH | ans™ Ghizen. Varr ™ st ot . | Tavenner, Salt Lake, Utah; Mrs. Kate . : . ment. Last evening Mr. : : ous and rare species of fowl make| Was Oldest Postmaster in U. S. |* cnner was the son of the late|saloon shack as his den, an Arizona | overything from saloon brawle 10| hile in the character of Lord Dun-|near Urbana, Md. in which his ma thelr home in Alaska, and Paul G. it . e Jate politics apparently intrigned | ¥hile in the character of L chine was wrecked and he sustained : : | on Retiring Three Years Ago, |/ohnathan and Sarah Brown Tav | Pepys of ploncer days has left {0, ho interest of the frontier bartender, ITGAry was shot in the Jeg. © | GRS A3 S0EE North Polar Inhabitants to|Redinston, chief of the biological sur- g * | enner. posterity an intimate, arink-by-drink | who frankly violated Western tradl- |, “Monday. March 22—No Lo | vey, classes the Northern territory as s R, . te of tho ol Wiee | tions by drinking his own stuft. | '°day. & » Get First Glimpse of ome of the greatest breeding PlAces oN | g aial Dispatch to Th For Colds, Grip or Influenza The chronicler was George O.| Many of his entries were as terse -— A- “weather machine” which tesis Antarctic. + J s a Preventive, fake Laxative BROMO | Fland, California infantryman and | 7s they were candid: Palestine is arranging for a na-| the eftect of rain, light and heat on [the North American continent. The pypepLLYVILLE, Va., December 1 Tablets. A § Broven Rem | Teson saloonkeeper. | His quaint| “Boys all tight. Hand Included.” | tional curremcy to replace the 1igyp-| paints is used by a paint manufac Arctic tern is among the more un-\ .. i3 7 muvenner, 102 years old, - Grove on| giry came to light recently when! Among the excerpts for 1875 were: | tian money now in use there, | turing firm. | usual species that breed in the Far| ;. cogiorgay at his home. at Philo- North, Xt ralses lte young north of| mont, 5 miles from here, after a brief | [the Arctic circle and then migrates| . ... o¢ complications due to his half way around the world to the Ant-| Liaes® 0f COmDbeat o o Postmaster | | Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 1.—The pro- arctic circle, thus spending its life in| of Philomont 3 years ago he had . clime, the explorer told the Associated | jected South Pole flight of Com: Richard E. Byrd will give Arctic Eski- | mos their first opportunity in history | == 5 to test the rigors of the Antaretic| Rubber Dog Biscuit. served in that capacity 40 years and! perpatialimnosTDe: was distinguished as the oldest post- master in the United States. Tavenner retained his faculties until shortly before he died. Last | Rubber dog biscuits and bones have | Spring he was seen by neighbors been designed in England for the | climbing into a cherry tree. He work- Six Eskimos will be included in the | family pup to play with, ed in his garden every day and was Byrd Antarctic expedition next year and will be given the oppo: consider the feasibility of an Eskimo settlement the Disclosure of the plan to i | mos to the South Pole was 1 R L] ] connection with an announceme b ert Daniel, ib- Brothers Specially Priced i FUR TRIMMED g teams and | hes for the mem- | Although a already made will be included in equipment, the | commander said that reindeer and seal | skins will be tak into clothi of clothi Press yesterday. aphic Society. with the equipment for the ex sewing of fu o s HIS display affords you an opportunity to m select a Rizik coat, which carries with it the assurance of style, quality and fine tailoring. at a price that is compelling. e a 8850 re remainder of thy expedition will be r already he has received tho applications from volunteers accompany him. 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