Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1928, Page 12

ING S‘T.\T’ \Ill\( ()\ D : BELA rED LETTERS NOW REPORT 1 h'v\" e (n”;\n"yvl'nhh B out| WikSt edownt fer tho alwence of secent Capital at 8:30 mis: | wireless messages from Comdr. Dyott, | o lan to leave Washi - [ i it was said that this might bo Scventeen Japanese students of the | ¢l Sunday afternoon awcett’s Trall. | trouble with the ra Dochisha Univ Japan, reached F | Col. Fawcett, whose rescue this We leave tomorrow (Tue " awe cett Rescue party Unable to Send ! pedition hopes o bring cd! 12) in a generally northeastem’ direc: | Weshington shortly hefote noon today | Today—Mave Your {ihis river farther down stream tion o follow such tracks as we can | {07 @ three-day visit to the Capital as C “ T l d 5 |then came to Bakari from the west. | find of Fawcetts pa a part of their six-week visit to the CO11QAYS o) manl?e Other Boats Answer Call of MCSSQGC’S Rc{iu]arly. Accountmg {:Ol" There has been n g of discus- | Copyright. 1928, by North American | United States on a “good will” tour. THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY. it mmnrm F p! Newsp r Allian | Under the direction of Prof. Raymond 2169 18th St. ? et " ffer leaving here. We se . < Ost £ theit sehool. e DoYs . Passenger Shiv on Mexi- | . i i route| K. Oshimo of their ) XOOD white shoes o ass ° | (1e Lo uts in .m to follow his route ik their quarters here at hore than Rt a “cure-al can West Coast. | interesting discovery that Fawceit o * dressing. Choose never, went via the San Manoel, Para-| . il 1 the cleaner for the type of shoe. Comds. Dyott, deep in the Brariiian ) making animals swim. One day | DAlNga or Tapajos Rivers, which many | Firemen Fail to Rescue Sausages, ough no definite plar Oculist’s Prescriptions il the s | %} R R enas i o made Bakari Post had belleved SR but Halt B ave aid for their stay 2 Griffin White Kidide for kid < iy R . Y We have been badly treated by all| o In 1910, when Fawceit was here | e will be the guests of the First Congre- CLAFLIN and smooth surface leathers; . e t a bl i h | manner of insects and our bodies are | first. he made a trail to the Para-| Fire starting in an overheated smoke- | gational Church tonight at the “churck b S Pucrwhite for Buckskin, Suede e call from (he ¢ Since 'then twa | covered with spots and s They | Fo e e Tn 1035 he foliowed. this | Gou%, ab he Leffler-Keane Provision | night supper. b el , S r of 2 A " < i Toah tarsthly < rveally difficuit | 0 advance. In 1925 he followed this| Co. Benning road, burned several hun-| The students left Kobe. Japan, July 4, and White Canvas and such. 8 A assenger liner Ecuador, ¢ ¢ June 10, the | ¢ ey & sufficiently | 014 route of his. not ail the way, but |dred dollars’ worth of bol aground off a Mexico, ask- et Ju . ¥lup part of it. Then he swung around | shortly after noon toda ne assistar The message said help o exbeaition up to- that | { Rl ) i due to the headwater several | o f s Bista o - : o T nrst” dispnich is . e have the I flies crea- | S e veral ) tion on the part of fire e G RlFFlN needed to refloat the ship and in- Second will appear ton that. 1& oo g S | str which go to make up the|the flames from spreadir | le q v close. o, L > bL o8 |3 The fire started on the Lot 3 i - : . O lly hatch out. ‘Ticks | & oy st rih, a| BY COMDR. ¢ L DO, | e O and e ave ks ATC | * Our’ sojourn at Bakarl has been a |burncd up through the . . B tramp, . of of Fawe e Expedition of thelr company. Thoy are i warce | short. but busy one. We have sent The | to the second floor POS' Matto Gr and North American Newspaper PGLISHES : _' o ax : Fus | L—This outpost 15 the tip of & |have: nat been. troublesome. sor. ey | All o dispaiches by wireless. Bt e et o Centralizing Payment 2 tentacle of civilization which js|they will come in due season as we been a difficult task in view | building did not leave their work While in Washington they plan to visit ] T JaBAnEse sTabdsty Aidths B is exercised here in fitting your advance Leather Insurance” rth : f Podis {1 CChInE Hle these emote S e | The crossing of the Paranatingo was | SRR HRRYR AR AR R R R R R YRR YRR YRR AR With the help of a “Union Trust” Checking ) between | ; | SFark andiigan Branelico. Ghe s body who knows or has ever | ‘ i | Account, you can centralize the task of paying your bills—pay all of them right from your home or your office. a ship of 5,500 tons, heard of civilization I New vork A b Bakari is a trading post. established 'l'ho R d R X ® o make friends with the Indians '\lm | off Ca an Lazarus, on n;»xv west const | easi d and quite friendly, ||l % A was bound for Havana and | put not so lhnw who live her on i e e s weliibest | Mother Quickly safc IIISf&II’I‘ClIEf o, the New York offices of th r Leaving Buriti in a motor anaounced today J ced today. No news of the ;énmr!\ \n-! traveled to San Manoel G . 5 P d ree rectaco Au. | TR ] : ams 9 Pounds Canal. | We had 9 to stop at Central |and they delayed us for g ; “I gained 5 1bs. while taking Iron- was due here Sep- ot only w i rs || ized “Yeast" writes Mrs George i auite a bi We will be glad to co-operate with you in thus conserving your time and energy. Call and talk with us today. 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