Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 43

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |HISTORIANS GARBLE FACTS, SAYS POET | Paul Valery Pleads for Accuracy in Recounting Great Events of World's Past. D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931 C—1T - will fail to get their mall proper} |less ‘a new"address 15 fled "and ‘the MOVING VANS GETS BUSY postmaster has sent out s notice sug- d October 1 in|€esting that he has enough troub) Great Shift Expected October 1 in Eesting that he has enough o New York Population. o in town without stirring up moving- NEW YORK (N.AN.A)—Every one day_tribulations, (Copyright. 1931, by the North Ameriean B is planning to move on the first of the | Nepspaper Alliance, Inc.) Nobel Prizes May Be Less. month, according to the contractors historlans, with the consequence that N STOCKHOLM, Sweden (#)—If Swe- | Who rifn fieets of moving vans. And ture. Men and assemblies, in urgent or,|ard before December 10, Nobel prize | aqmit. ” LIQUID OR TABLETS PARIS (Special).—Paul Valery, poet | SMPAITassing situations, tend, he says, | winners this year stand to receive less.| And while the moving-van magnates | [Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in and member of the French Academy, 15 | guide for- thes metions nerions, 4% & |Sinclair Lewls' prize last year was 846, (are cleaning-up in fine shape, Post- |30 minutes, s el tio/reiaay following in well known Amerieer fhor” | 5 . Napoleon, for master John J. Kiely is considerably and checks Malaria in three days. “ | example, almos whose sole reading was |350. At the present rate of exchange| ypeec. “Mr. Kiely's inspectors have steps. He s determined to “debunk solemnly reported that 100000 families | 006 Salve for Bnby’s Cold history. As & poet M. Valery is de- | Caesar or Alexander would have acted scribed generally as cryptic and her- | in his place. metic; in the present instance his prose ‘Therefore the poet would reduce his- | is very clear. For ezample: tory to an exact science presented to “The historian does for the past what | the world in a language as sure and as the fortune teller does for the future. | verifiable as that of algebraic signs. But the fortune teller is open to verifi- | (Copyright, 1981) MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. FEAGHER PIANO. PEABODY CONSERVZ T CHeatees pupils vicinity Cleveland Pa and Wesley Heights. Call Emerson 1328. EDUCATIONAL. CIVIL SERVICE Iowans Route Slump By Gopher Slaughter At 5 Cents a Foot By the Associated Press. MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Oc- tober 2.—Lots of folks are going after gophers to get rid of the business depression, reports in- dicate. Nearly 32,000 pairs of her- feet have been turned in 0 the county auditor thus far this year, or about twice as many as in 1930. ‘They bring a nickel a foot. WIDOW'S MURDER LAID T0 DENTIST West Virginian Is Bound Over to Reno Court for Trial. cation, the historian is not.” . M. Valery deplores that history is dis- figured by the opinions and passions of ting Sal- se. cor. 17th Commercial Art (AUl Branches) Interior Decoration Critcher School history, was prone to &sk himself how he would have received only $38971. of Painting and Applied Art 1726 Conn. Ave. North 1966 1 By the Associated Press. ! RENO, Nev, October 2.—Dr. Carl Pierre Andre, Fairmont, W. Va., yes- terday was bound over to the District | Court for trial on a charge of murder- ling Mrs. Martha Hutchinson, young . { Fairmont widow, who was killed Sep- P DRAMATI Acting e OrY AR Make-up irecting, et THEATER ARTS Stage De Design, Mask KING-SMITH STUDIOS 1751 New Hampshire Ave, North 10385 CCOUNTANCY | Pace Courses; B. 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Several divorcees, including Mrs. Lawrence Tib- bett, were said to have been present at_the party Harlan Heward, Andre's chief coun- sel, said a writ of habeas corpus would be sought in District Court on the I ground that the evidence was insuffi- | cient to warrant holding the dentist on | the murder charge. After his arrest. shortly after the {widow's ceath, police said Andre told them he bad intended marrying Mrs. Hutchinson as soon as he obtained a Reno divorce, but changed his mind. 'WALLS TO BE SCRAPED "IN ROME CLEAN-UP | i |All Houses in Ctiy Given Notice [ Limiting Time for Campaign | ! to 13 Monthe. ROME /Special).—A decree issued by the governor of Rome orders a gen- eral cleaning and scrubbing of walls of all houses in the city within the next 13 months. Every house front from strect level to roof will be scraped. Some have not been cleaned since the days of the The measure is designed also to com- pel the landlords to provide work for thousands of jobless who otherwise might be begging in the streets. A fur- ther decree compels house owners to | clean interior walls facing courtyards. All the work must be finished by Oc- tober 1. 1932, the date fited by Benito Mussolini for invitations to be sent to all governments to delegate representa- tives who will come to admire the transformations of the Eternal City. 1 .250.600 PU.PILS ENROLL { Gotham Schools Exceed Populations | of All but Four Cities. NEW YORK (N.AN.A).—This city's children have gone back to school, with 1,250,000 reporting for doleful duty the past week. The figures of th» Board of Education, compared with those of | the most recent United States Census, ishow that there are only four cities in the country that can boast as many residents, adult or children, as New York has children. Chicago comes first, with Philadeiphia, Los Angeles and Detroit in the next positions. New York’s Board of Education, moreover. could take the entire city of Cleveland, with a population now estimated at about 1.200,000, and put every man, woman and child into a seat in the city’s school houses. (Copyright. 1931, by the North America Newspaper Alliance, Ine.) FREIGHT AIDS LOVERS Bi-monthly Train Brings Cleric to Wed Two Couples. THE PAS, Manitoba (#).—Love laughs at locksmiths, and freight trains. | Archdeacon Farles swung off a freight train here, married two couples and caught the caboose as the train started again. The two ceremonies took four minutes. The archdeacon had to hurry, for the next train would not come | through for two months. HOTEL COOKS ARE WOMEN | Waldorf-Astoria to Have Special | Kitchen for American Dishes. NEW YORK (#).—Woman cooks will have charge of a special kitchen in the new Waldorf-Astoria. Their job will be | to prepare typical American dishes such as boiled dinners and pot likker. 8ays Oscar, the boss: “There is a | general feeling in America that women | are far superior to men in native culi- nary arts.” l ARMY ORDERS Lieut, Col. Alexander T. Cooper, M=d- ical Corps, at Denver, has been assigned to duty at Fort Myer, Va., effective No- vember 14; Lieut. Col. G. F. N. Dailey, Infantry, has been transfzrred from Chicago 'to Council Bluffs, Towa; Maj. F. C. Waters, Veterinary Corps, from Monterey, Calif., to Seattls; Maj. Mich- ael A. Da Medical Corps, from El Paso, Tex., to the Army Medical Center here; Maj. John S. Gibson, Madizal Corps, from the Army Medical Center, to Fort Thomas, Ky.: Maj. C. H. Band- holtz, War Department general staff, to the 2nd Engineers, at Fort Logan, Colo.; Capt. W. 1. Sherwood, Infantry, from Fort Douglas, Utah, to the high schools at_Oakland, Calif. Col. Pearl M. 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