The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-03
ALL AROUND THE
MULBERRY
BUSH
BY HERBERT KAUFMAN.

disturbed It Dr. francis Caves opinion that tie
sGs 1000 & the fItuTe VII &c electric
but the results ct his experiment viii never reach
The gentleman Is probably MISGUIDED. what IL
doubtless meant was mental food from radio waves end
Todays extensive menu would 50 indicate. what II
extraordinary lot Of news has been crowded into the
past twenty -four hours
booths and found 70 be mainly fuss and feathers Big
talk and backdoWn soon end political ambitions ia that
unless there's an extra ace up his sleeve One feverish
condition in course Of subsistence
much worse is healed as the allies cross T and
dot s." evacuation ct Constantinople.
The last troops and warships In the DardaneIea are
Europe remains il Turkey. Mustapha Renal recently
threadbare advenurer and soldier 81 fortune prepares
to rule the first Ottoman republic.
None u DO Them Reverence.
- CUNT them: The Emperor of China, Wilhelm Of
u Germany Manuel Of Portugal, Zita of Austria-
Hungary, Ferdinand Of bulgaria, Sophie 81
Greece the Sultan and the heirs to the Romanon
throne; royalty is fast disappearing profession.
Lloyds OF London would ask heavy premium for
Bulgaria Even George Of Britain might well teach
his sde-ine
Twenty three Russian o!.devants reach New York il
Among the eleven princes twelve princesses and 81
sorted counts and barons there's not who doesn't
regret missed education i'll some useful trade.
Human bluebloOds travel third class and thorough
bred horses occupy specially upholstered quarters
ocean liners.
$4,000 0s9sD 1kAUbeetbetbeCU e3AO11 61eU6NtsGEs
NET greater nlarveIs than that come to pass Had
Mohammed waited long enough his mountain would
have advanced to meet him.
Scientists discover that the California range Is
moving a the rate 81 foot every five years The same
phenomenon IS observed il The Andes Professor WINS
Of Leland Stanford University associates the shifting
with recent seismic disturbances and warns rs that We
shall always have earthquakes
His proposition to build Quakeproof structures every
where seems rather far-fetched
But 50 did the plot Of Oppenhen's Long Arm De
Mannst9T which could have been the puide book for
Frank Norfleets dramatic n1an-hunk
The Oppenheim novel relates how different members
Of traitorous gang were run to By betrayed
comrade,
Noreet spends four years mainly in disguise search
ing Canada Mexico Cuba and States for the
six confidence men BY whom he sWindled in Fort
Worth Texas. The last of the lot is now IN Jail
Romance lives around the corner and across the hail.
FeID Of Us Are What We Seem.
TITLE did acknowledges at certain Paris pension
suspect that the devoted elderly couple renting the
third floor back were the central figures iii
scandal that rocked courts.
Poor Princess Louise of SaXe-Cotha. daughter of
H ]. M. Leopold, the Belgian, shabby pennless
outcast blackisted by kin and kind-Without even
to lay her lovers bones beside the graves Of his
fathers
Neighbors of Eli Joseph scrapron dealer are no less
astounded to read his at the head Of New Yors
personal property holders. Few Of what SEEM
the ownership of important Italian art collection is
evidently person of wide interests.
The startling accusations leveed at antiquities in
the Metropolitan Museum, the Louvre and some pri-'
vate galleries. however suggest that junk merchant
isn't much off the track when he dabbles in medieval
objects de .Oertn.
HOLD to Make Billion Dollars
TT ENRY FORD, urged in this column to extend his
interests to gasoline is apparently about to do
his repued plan to sell motor fuel at nominal cost to
users of his cars and tractors
and