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Evening star., 1924-03-05
DENTISTS DEMAND
SHARE I'm POLITICS
Speaker at Dinner Advocates
Forming New Party With
Tooth as Emblem.
MORE SCIENCE DESIRED
Speeches in Humorous Vein Fea-
ture Annual Function.

More science in government, to the
end that problems may lie settled on
the plan of the medical clinic, was
suggested by speakers last night at
the annual dinner of the National
Capital Dental Society. held at the
Burlington Hotel. Professional men
are becoming more and more inter-
ested in local and national civic at
fairs, it was pointed out.
Senator Henrik Shipstead Of Min
nesota, dentist, was the honor
guest of the evening and spoke brief
~. The other speakers included DR..
a. B. Crane. DR.. Charles E. Detmer,
DR.. Bruce l.. Taylor and Dr.. H. P.
Cobey
DR.. Joseph Ralph Paikin, p-esiSent
OF the society. presided. He told the
guests that tooth troubles must be
teeth will be only for use. He said
that the value of participant ton ef the
membership of the society inn the
civic activities Of the community is
becoming more and more recognized
every day and pointed to the fact
that Senator Shipstead was the first
member of the profession to talte a
seat in the Senate.
Urges Party With Tooth an Emblem
Just one year from yesterday. DIR.
Grain said. new President will be
!nducted into office here. Pointing
out that dentists had never been in
q favored class or had any special
laws passed for their benefit. he sug-
gesteJ the formation of new politl
ical party, with the tooth as an EN- :
blem. and with Senator Shipstead to
carry the banner. He said the pres
ent political parties will never get
ent must be done. Speaking in q
facetious vein. he suggested a cab.
met for the party. pointing out that
the dentists could gain much. They
should have free plaster, rubber and
other materials, to replace the dis
tribution of seed and reading matter
IN the Salz.atur,x xaf. b a
Evening star., 1924-03-05
BILL TO EXTEND 14TH
STREET IS lND0RSED
Columbia Heights Citizens Hold
It Will Open Up New
Territory,
OPPOSE
SOME
MOVE
Say It Plays Into Hands Of Real
Estate Men.

Representative Zihlman's bill for
extension of 14th street to the Dis
trict line was indorsed in resolutions
adopted at a meeting of the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association held at
st. Stephens Parish Hall last night.
Endorsement of .the project was
presented in committee report.
which was not adopted, however,
without discussion, in the course OF
which one member of the association
charged that Endorsement Of the ex-
tension would be playing into the
hands of the real estate ring"
Has Many Defenders.
Other members vigorously defend
ed the proposition, declaring that the
extension of 14th street through the
Walter Reed Hospital Grounds to the
District line would open up a whole
new community, on which persons
were clamoring to go out and build
themselves little homes.
The association referred to it's ex-
ecutive committee a resolution appro-
priating $50 for books for the branch
Of the Public Library to be erected at
18th and Lamont streets.
The aims and purposes Of the Co
lumbia Heights Business Association
were explained to the citizens by j.
c. Milford.
Baker Guest OF Honor.
Charles A. Baker. president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
was the guest of honor of the associa-
ton. In short address he told Of the
work of the federation and its ne
cessity in relation to the various as
sociations.
Mr.. Baker said in general he favor
ed the bill which would extend the
powers of the Commissioners. He said
the proposed gasoline tax reciprocity
between the District and Maryland
would establish a precedent which
might entail trouble.
New members were elected as fol-
lows: DIR. ]. B. Mackenzie. c. V. Van
Epps, Mrs. Angelo Shackelford. Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Shaw. Alvin w. Miller,
Sidney c. Brown and N. NJ. Dellen-
ger.
]. Clinton Hiatt presided.
Evening star., 1924-03-05
PURSE Thief GETS $40.
Woman Is Victim Of Negro on
Columbia Road.

An unidentified colored man last
night snatched handbag from Kate
Patten, Highland apartments, while
she was passing in front Of zoos CO.
lumbia road northwest. The recep-
tacle contained $50 in cash, car to-
kens and keys.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips. 1859 CO.
lumbia road northwest, left her hand
bag on a street car at Florida ave-
nue. and 7th street northwest yester-
day morning. The bag was robbed
of S6 and two checks and left on the
car. 1t was turned in at the car
barn.
Evening star., 1924-03-05
Returning Alien Property.

Alien Property Custodian Miller
last night announced that total OF
about $16,O00,O0O has been restored to
$500 former enemy aliens under the
Winslow bill, which authorizes re-
turns up to $4,000. 1t was also said
a total Of 1880 claims had been filed
under the act.
Evening star., 1924-03-05
new Committee NAMED.
Commerce Chamber Provides fol
Transportation Affairs.

Tho transportation and freight
rates committee of tho Washington
Chamber Of Commerce was announced
today, as follows:
Warren c. Kendall, chairman: Wal
ter v. Shipley, vice chairman; w. j
Brown, c. w. Clayton, Thomas j.
Crowell, J. Fred Dier, d. NJ. Fisher
c. Phillips Hill, Thomas B. Hopper
Evening star., 1924-03-05
Asks Change in Name.

Joseph Teresewicz yesterday asked
the District Supreme Court to change
his name to Terry, by which name,
he states, his brothers are known.
His name is frequently misspelled
and Is difficult to pronounce, the Pc
titioner says. He Is represented by
Attorney r. G. ornell.
Evening star., 1924-03-05

w. e. Humphreys. w. w. Johnston.
Jacob Kohner, ]. D. c. Koogle. o. o.
Mills, Jean Paul Muller. G.. p. Raven. !.
burg, J. w. Rich, A. G.. Seller, Robert
L. Swats and John Zanier.
Evening star., 1924-03-05

One woman in London has made
good as an electrical contractor and
has already installed electric plants
in numerous country houses and is
now working on large illuminated
signs In the metropOliS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Oar Coach
Faces Task
Rusty" Callow Must
Build Over Crew for
Purple and Gold
BY MELVIN VOORHEES,

THIs Is 70 b. Russell cauows bls
This coming spring viii stamp Cal
low ono o. the greatest rowing
coaches uf al time or Il win leave
him Just an ordinary tutor Of the
shell Same who has prufited By ths
wonderful material and foundation
left him By his predecessor,
Callow viii have 20 build almost
an entirely new eight. and that's a
big order.
Several o. his veterans of tho lsgi
varsity nre gone. az wei IA thg
greater part OF the junior varsity
that lost only BY a nose" az Plough
kespnic,
The frosh crew has returned IN
tact, but u wasn't as great yoarling
machine as was that % 1898. which
went East, It's members aren't The
big, rangy men q tho year before.
After the football season Washing
ton h Interested IN basketball and
track and baseball. but out OF the
corner OF ia collective eye Il Il al,
ways watching itA water men.
The coach II about 90 guide the
Husky over the water absolutely ION
his own for the first time. and
Washington b confident Callow viii
deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

au GNAILs are hang.
IL nails said Pat Hurley.
manlcurist ~ the PantaEes Bar.
Der shop. after grooming White
Hopes million dollar billiard
hands.
Hands don't make any differ.
ence TO me. whether they're
worth a million dollars or u Mex.
lean dime.
You can tell az a glance that
Mr.. Hoppe isn't any automobile
mechanic or anything ike that
because those fingers worked on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Ano.her Suing Is Aimed
at Ban JOhnsOn's MOLars

NEW YORK. Dec. g. Another
~ swing TO tho Jaw Of Ban John,
son. leader Of the anti.Landis forces
In baseball. Is listed as "a major
item Of business 10 be executed By
the national league club owners az
their annual meeting here Tuesday.
Tho National league VIII charge
johnson. indirectly az least, with
violation Of a promise made when
Commissioner lands asoonded TO
the throne OF baHsbnll that criticism
Of tho commissioner or Of anyone
connected with baseball, should be
voiced Ia a whisper behind locked
doors johnson apparently forgot
about tho agreement when ho was
charging that lands was all wrong
In handling the Dolan O'Conneli
scandal and that tho New York
Giants should be elscd out Of base.
ball.
with the exception OF some few
things that may come up about the
recent Giant scandal. The annual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

meeting OF the National league prom
iEes little excitement.
There waB talk some time ago
that John A. IIeydler. president,
whose contract expires this year.
would not be offered a new one, but
he found several Of the more infu-
entail club owners at his side With
assurances that no would not only
be hired again but that he would
DO given a raise in salafy.
With the exception OF Commits
Sioner lands. johnson. Phil Ball.
the owner OF the ST. Louis Browns.
and Wllbeft Robinson, manager OF
the Brooklyn Robins. all tho base.
ball celebrities arc here.
The commissioners wife is serl.
ously IN and Ball and Robinson are
also sick. Johnson Is expected TO
arrive this morning.
Tho board Of directors met this
morning and tho regular league
meeting is scheduled for this morn.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Oregon Aggies Will
Tour South Again

STOCKTON, Cal, Dec. .. 80 The
oregon Agriculture college basket.
bali team VIII open IT, third an.
nual Christmas trip thru California
IN Stockton December 20, IL WA
announced hero today. The Amblsrf
club Of Stockton will oppose the
Angles This will b. the third an.
nuSl game between the two clubs
Coach HaE-r will bring veteran
team TO California, including Cap.
tain Carlos Steele, RED" RidingA
pots stoddard, 'Happ" Ellsrtson.
George Brown and John Kolknnna,
al with the team last year.
The trip viii include 10 games
Tho AEgica will appear In stockton.
San Francisco. Oakland. Los An
gtlos Fresno and Grass Valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Mathews Gets Bid
From St. Louis

PORTLAND. Dec. Coach Bob
Mathews, football mentor of the Uni.
yculty % Idaho. and one Of the
ranking coaches In the Coast confer.
ence, has been offered a place uH
head coach Of the Washington uni.
ycrsity. o. s. Louis. Il was learned
here Monday. Mathews IL under.
stood 20 be in Chicago. what his dc.
ciEion will DO Is unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
CAL. CREW IS
WORKING HARD

Down IN California, on the Oak.
land estuary. Coaches Russell Nag.
Ter ana Kay EbFight. former WASH,
inEion crew men. arc said b. Oh.
servers 20 be IN a fair way 10 make
real water dos out or the callfor.
mia Bear
The Native Sons have spent sew.
cral thousands Of dollars on new
equipment, and are willing 10 spend
hny amount % beat The Husky on
the water "A they have on the grid.
iron of late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

and you couldn't got him 20 say
a word about billiards. maybe he
didn't want % talk shop,
but he must DO all they say
he "a az a binardiat. n he's hnlf
40 good a player AZ he IL a Gus
toner"
And that's that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Washington and Nebraska Will Meet on Gridiron
Benefit Game
for Shields

For the benefit OF Tiny Shields.
football captain AZ the uniyersiiy
q oregon In 1899. a Eridlron
game has been arranged f0r
Christmas day betasen Oregon
alumni players and a team q ail-
stars captaintd by Nike Moran.
eE-Washlngtou State. Mare Island
marine ana MulInomah club full
back
Shields has lain flat on his
back on a wooden frame since
Ms last year Of college football
as result Of an injury sustained
that season. Bill Steers. one u
tho greatest kiekers ever develop
I'd on the coast. IL ono Of the
former heroes u tho Eridlr0n
who viii play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

east Of the Rockies for football game.
This is the first step for Washington in branching out
into the International field and other games expected
to follow Nebraska will undoubtedly be the only ntersec
tona game next year. but it's the first move that may lead
TO bigger schedules for the Huskies
Nebraska always has good eleven. They lost three
games this year. but only the Notre Dame result op
sided and that is disgrace the famous Mics beat
many good teams by big this year.
Nebraska smothered Colgate Of the strong Eastern
teams and beat the Oregon Agges by bigger margin than
Washington did.
They lost 10 Oklahoma and Illinois, but in the latter game
they stopped RED" Grange and lost out only TO 6.
The date for this coming seasons game hasn't been set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Tunney Easy Victor
in Bout With Smith

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, Gene
Funnsy. champion OF light heavy.
weights. was an easy winner over
jeff Smith. Of Bayonne. n. j.. IN n
i5round bout here, smith was
knocked down In the 18th round and
Has outpointed In ~ least II rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Mickey Walker Is
Decisive Ring Victor

MILWAUKEE,. Dec o. Mickey
Walker. weltsrwtight champion. do
cisiyely outpointsd Jock Malone. 81.
Paul middiswoiRht. IN a i0round. no
dcrlsion bout hero last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
pbkts Wizard
Reigned
IqMany Years
? Ss,I Hoppe Has Been
h N Or., for 10 Years,
F'A'' Si One Break

L. HOPPE Is the greatest
sggort champions
ne competitive sports
- rat can hold a candle
=, hsla By Hoppe king q
II ,-lrl.ztA
,,,rs vita one break. has
80 he halklino champion.
!. ,,n Young Jake schaelcr
m,s bat Hoppe showed his
,,A.p qualities BY winning Il
- he following season,
40 started out as a BIZ
a early agc, was a child
ID saved before the courts
-, eslere entering his teens
!. n. .s,up.oa whose forte Is halk.
- Is dabbling some IN
Es...ashlsn game now. lie IS
.aapo!nt match With
Il ssH lseal expert.
Il. aovs tho same amazing
IA a. aagla game that he does
-srs sxacting baiklln0 style.
4, easter bil.Ardist.
1s,ar affect my balkllne
Il a pay three cushions. says
- asssha fine diversion as
81 he strain 10 the same
l. Is IN balkline,
~ eater the national three
4 ,r,z. his winter as ! have
II ,rras.ag better than one per
al think I have a chance
Iaat
- s,saisd Augie kieekhefcr.
= cs1Aso three cushion star, Ia
- match recently and goes
- here 70 play Charley Me
T. na,ch In Cleveland
II, uzl defend his title Ia the
game n February Ia Chi.
s-,ause q the great skin re-
Ih sAlklina and the experience
T. Hoppe says the field O.
alsg from 10 70 IS years 10
Ia nal haIkline expert" says
n VA game being much more
=, lAaa three cushions
L. 5 limited 70 billiards, as
I'll aka any chances OF hurt
tiataie touch on the green
Be even forbears many times
"a eszy hands. Tennis. gof.
VI =g ard ether sports arc or
4 Epss calendar because he
4 Eaia bis hands, and II he
3 sdll as a cue wislder would
-;aTel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

looked like they had been mani.
cured every day and he's New
York all over you can tell IL
BY his necktie and the cut Of his
clothes,
Hes really awfully nIcs. but
rather quiet and didn't have as
much 10 say "a some OF tho boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
bn!ams Draw in
| Philadelphia Fight

z4DELpHIA. Dec. Bobby
pz- Philadelphia bantam. and
E-isa,o. Philippines. boxed a
he trzw. Cnddy De Marco.
,nry rghwsight. won the dccts.
su Dan GArtln. Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
HuSkies and COrnhuskers
Sign Home, Home Games
Washington Eleven Will Travel to Nebraska Next
Fall and Cornhuskers viii Play in Stadium in
1926; First Football Trip East of Rockies for up

and Washington have signed a
two-year, home-and-home gridiron contract,
the Huskies playing in Nebraska next fall
an the Cornhuskers appearing in the sta
dunn in 1926.
Announcement Of the contract was made
Tuesday by Darwin Meimest, graduate man
ager Of Washington athletics.
For the first time in the history Of Wash
inRton football "A Husky eleven will travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
JoHNNYs ECONOMY

'Johnpy. have you no mannerur'
We'll II wnstc them now ! Won,
have any when company comes. -
Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
PORTLAND CLUB HOST

The Portland Rowing club win 30
hosts AZ an international regatta on
tho Willamette. next July. oars.
men from Portland. Vancouver. Vie.
toria and Seattle VII participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

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Meridian Pharmacy
Middlston's Pharmacy
Mission Pharmacy
Nonette Hardware Co.
funroe's Drag store
Nash Pharmacy
North Park Drug Go,
North side Pharmacy
Panama Pharmacy
rnrker's rhsrrnscy
fsari Pharmacy
rhinney Ave. Pharmacy
u. q. ficrson
Pioneer Drug Co.
Pioneer Hardware Co.
Quaker Drug Co.
Queen Anne Pharmacy
Rainier Drug Co.
Ravrnna Pharmacy
Rex Pharmacy
Hoy 81. Pharmacy
Seaside Pharmacy
shaw's Drug storo
smiths Pharmacy
+, G. Snidcr
Sun Drug Co.
swanson Drug Co.
swift Drug Co.
University Pharmacies, Inc.
WsshinEton Drug Co.
Weed. Pharmacy
West Seattle Pharmacy
west Woodland Pharmacy
westiaife Pharmacy
Wilton Hdw. Co.
Woodoock's Pharmacy
Woodland Park Pharmacy
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
HOW THURSDAY GOT ITS NAME

such a creature, 20 the artful
Loki thought Of q scheme. He
dressed Thor UP like q bride and
together they went to the abode
Of the giants.
Thrym was delighted with his
bride and when she didn't speak
he thought it was only shyness.
But when he saw his future bride
sit down to the table ana eat for
her supper eight salmons and a
fuIl-grown OK. Thrym began to
wonder.
However, that passed off all
right because Lold said that the
bride had been 80 nervous and
excited. over her coming wedding.
that she hadn't eaten for eight
days. so things went on and the
bride asked for the hammer.
Thrym brought tho hammer and
laid It on his brides lap. Immo-
adiataly Thor's strength returned.
He seized the hammer and not
only slew NThrym but al Of his
followers"
what did he do then?" asked
Bobby.
"OhF' laughed. He went
home to ValhalIa."
THAT vas Thor's day." said
quietly.
"ohR' shouted Bcbb. "Thurs-
dayg'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
Read This Entertaining Serial in Which
the Author Has Woven a Thrilling
Romance Of the Problems
Of Married Life.

Young Aviator yesterday" she
said tentatively.
Yes, know answered.
why didn't you speak Of tit"
Betty jerked out.
II don't know" I confessed. II
was sure Miss Gregory would
calNon you in her hour Of need.
Even II you doh't see her very
often. there's a tie OF old friend.
ship"
'sYou know it doesn't count
much with mo any more" said
Betty. firmly. TYou know that,
don't you Amer"
yes. and I know why" man
aged.
who was there to want that
statue Destroyer" asked Betty.
/ looked up and met her search
ing gaze. My compact Of silence
with Ralph Lacy and Manuelo
held me. I couldn't mention the
part Rosa was suspected and al
most proved to have played in
the catastrophe.
Doesn't Miss Gregory suspect
anyone?" I countered..
I'm afraid So" Betty answered
quietly.
Then she waited for, me to re-
ply. But ! eat waiting in turn
for something / felt Betty was
trying to find the courage to
say. Suddenly she jerlxed out:
ruth Is strange woman. She
has single.traclx devotion to her
work and herself. It Is hard to
Judge her. She feels that her
genius is q sacred trust-and she
would sacrifice anyone or any
thing to 1t. I don't think Ruth
ever was or ever win be deeply
interested in anyone but-Ruth
Gregory"
I smiled sadly. Betty was try
Ing to tell me tactfully ana gent
" I needn't fear that Ruth Greg
ory's interest in Jim was amy
thing but q selfish desire to use
him. But before could find
words to reply, Betty burst out:
ruth Gregory telephoned this
morning and asked me where
you were yesterday afternoon.
told her-Dreamwold. thought
you might like to know that she
had inquired"
/ laughed uneasily. Then with
out formulating my own thoughts
clearly. I said:
$50 both Miss Gregory ana
Sonora Cordova want an &C
count Of my whereabouts. Odd,
isn't It. how interested they both
are?''
To BE Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
By Ann LisIe,


9scHT said in that queer for
= eign way Of hers: You think
that Anne 10 not-how you say
stallingf You think she have so
from the town."
That's Ike her" 7 said dis.
missing it for the present. but
pigeon.holing 1t for future refer
once. Then I plunged into an
account Of how Virginia found
the money which Neal had 30
long been accused Of making
away with. "
''That's great!'' Betty cried 1t
the end Of my narrative. 81
never did see how anyone with q
grain Of common sense could
think Neal capable Of one dis
honest thought-no TO say q big
dishonest deed.
'.And for Neal I added
gently.
Betty's tone was reverent a.
she replied:
''Neal is-where e doesn't mat.
ter. dear. But you can love his
memory In peace now"
For . moment silence fell be-
tween TN. the silence Of sympathy
and understanding. Then Betty
said brtslrly:
Everything IL coming right for
you. You've nothing to fear what
ever happens. You weathered ono
big storm. A few little showers
can't matter"
I wondered at her insistence.
But I replied sadly. my mind too
much occupied with Neal to have
room for speculation:
NO things aren't right, Betty.
Meals gone"-
Betty's eyes searched mine for
= moment then she said quietly;
but his memory, Is clear.
You've got to be grateful for that
happy ending. And the thing now
= 70 80 on with your work and
be tranquil whatever comes.
You've been justified once. You
must have faith that truth will
prevail ! don't want to sound
prsachy. But maybe you need re-
nainding.r
I couldn't bring myself to speak
Of the strange events In Ruth
0regory's studio. and I wondered
u Betty knew and was deliberately
reticent.
OF course you know that some
vandal smashed the statue Of THE
49,
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WHEN DID TT
HAPPEN?
when did the 'zealOts.. ! OF

when did the '.zealots'. 4 Of
L Judea revolt against Rome?
when was Victoria Nyanza
Lake. in Africa. discovered
S-When was the Concord Of
Wittenberg between Saxon and
Swiss Reforrners reached2
4-When was the Order Of
knights Templaxs suspended by
Pope Clement v?
6-When was the Victoria
Jubilee Bridge over the st. Law
renee River openedf
ANSWERS to. the queries win be
printed tomorrow0
ANSWERS
To Yesterdays Questions.
Tho battle Of White Plains.
N. z. was fought October %.
177e.
2-Aurslian was Emperor Of
Rome from 40 to 976 A. D.
solver wendell Homes
wrote 1.-THE Autocrat Of tho
Breakfast Table" In 1858.
1.-THE Austin friars first cams
to London In 1853.
|Yucatan was annexed b.
Mexico In 1872.
Copyright. 1894 King Pastures
Syndicate. lnc,)