Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 44

C— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, ' 1930. children, signifying that American post- 12 extending trom sbout 900 to 135 AD:| COL, WOODCOCK CONFERS |ITL gt them. My TRANSFER ORPHANAGE . ANBI[NT TEMP'.ES St sty T Rl oty csmu CHICFGCO Oti‘FIgIEALss = el ' s P extending in all directions wherever g enforcement to municipal and State % DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES there was land on which corn could be -_— authorities.” grown. The pueblo peoples developed in L 3 . ence of the Amorlu‘n ,3‘“‘“'{" I‘-mi Dr. ¥ h Eyesight Specialist of New York. : peace. Then the culture, he points|BY the Assoclated Press. East handed | Barclay - Acheson The . ARE EXEAVA]‘ED out, was disrupted by invasions of sav-| CHICAGO, October 15.—Col. Amos| Mexico City, Mexico, has poned for N:ro n':lel. yesterday oo led o ket v i age_Indians from the North, It still|W. W. Woodcock, national prohibition | its national exposition until next Jan- over reece the orphanage at Sy7a | Rhurber of the Near East Relief Com- "a,,“‘._. held on, nowever, and was struggling | director, Monday conferred with Col. 3 and s pavilion at Athens for tubercular mission, who died last May 30. A it back to its old heights when the Span- |John F. J. Herbert, administrator for 1 " . fards came and put an end to it for- | the Chicago area. Archeologist Studies Culture |ever. withDniied" States. District Attomey ; The pueblo excavated this Summer, | % c = Q. Johngte and P‘ou:e o of Peaceful People in | Brogts cors o ot she " pecutiar | Missioner John H. Alcock, of the manufacture of the peculiar . i these Indians were New Mexico. . agents,” | he said of Federal enforcement. “We ey —hll S nowhhl-ve 1,&51} regular agents l;ld 200 Discov wo prehistoric American | with red figures on a yellow background | Special agents for & stion of some among the largest yet found,|in the {hsides of the dishes. 120,000,000. I have m Congress for ™ by Dr. Frank 500 more, but I don't know whether reported H. H. Roberts, Considered Important Step. _—————— archeologist of the Smithsonian Insti- REMOVAL SALE! EVERYTHING tution, who returned this week from| Roberts' work this Summer is con-| cyT TO HALF ORIGINAL COST New Mexico, where he spent the Sum- |sidered an important ste in the efforts i Price on All Used Cars mer excavating an ancient pueblo. of the Bureau of American Ethnology ins Dr. Roberts uncovered ajmost com- |0 obtain a complete picture of the life ortp ) Bt Bavieet of Original Monthly Payment pleteiy two houses, one with 64 rooms|of these ancient inhabitants of the 2nd"the other with 30 rooms, in a can- | Southwest who had bullt up the most -High-Grade Used Cars to on the Zuni Reservation, near Gal. | elaborate aboriginal culture to be found Choose From—50 , N, Mex. But the whole canyon for | north of the Astec centers in Mexico. ey 10 miles, he s, is strewn with the|Hitherto excavators have confined thelr| A ¢ MOSES MOTOR CO. femnants of ancient cliff dwellers, prob- | work I ly to the great centers which » - ably constituting cial center of |now would correspond to cities or mar- 1437 Irving St. N.W. the ket towns, barely recognizing that the countryside had its rural dwellers, with % uncovered by the National | thelr prewsing farm, problems and less Regular Delivery Geographic lety. e archeologist | cultival ‘ways of living. concentrated his digging in what ap- Pevs e P 's&":vel:yo'%o‘“y_"‘,'}%‘:' '“‘g;‘“f to be the center of this popu-| y. i Tail.Light Fail Jority: hase the paper” delivered region, near which Spanish ex- apstick Tail-Lig] alls. _regularly every evening and Sun- plorers had thelr frst contact with the| Reginald Lioyd Pitzjames of Batham, | | “day morning at a cost of 1% pueblo dwellers early in the sixteenth|gngland, was stopped recently by & | | cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. Ay slemm o , oficer of Odibam for nay- If 'you are ot taking advan: Place Evidently Religi 3 no on his automobile, rhe ,:,‘ "’m "'Df“;;m‘ I o e e T witey Mputics | | o e by Dr. Roberts | ang smeared a white bulb with the red, | | 5000 was & religious center, '0|pyt the officer was obdurate and the man was fined $5 in Police Court. corn goddess, who was sul trol the fertility of the fields, and thus ‘was the most important of all figures in the pueblo mythology. In the 64-room building there were three small kivas, or rooms set apart for ceremonial use, X COMES" " Two hours after eating WHAT many call “indigestion” is very often nothing but excess acidin thestomach. ‘The stomach nerves have been over-stim- ulated, and food sours. The corrective is an alkali, which neutralizes acids instantly. The best alkali known to medical science is Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia. It has remained the standard anti-acid with physicians in Sp] the 50 years since its invention. esert country. 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