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Ordinary Rails

Whenever the Pennsylvania railroad orders new rails,
the directors congratulate themselves on the wise policy adopt
ed long ago. The company encouraged the establishment Of
steel rail plants, hence the carriage of materials, the supply
ing of the works with fuel, and the general business due to
growth repays n large part of the cost. What a heavy tax it
would have been on the company to buy the rails of the last
forty years had there not been these returns.
Now suppose that the congress of the United States nrd
never put u tariff duty on steel rails. Suppose that all our
rails had been brought across the ocean. Think of the money
spent here for wages, materials, construction of works, car
building and fares of workmen. If all that had gone to old
world concerns our steel industry would have had a history
different from what it has had.
incidentally homes have been built, business enterprises
started, improvements made because of the great steel indus
try. The Pennsylvania railroad did wisely in fostering the rail
plants, So did the United States government Here is n bit Of
fact-not Of the cry, but fact.
, 1925-02-24
Well Kept Treaty

February %, marked the time limit set in the Washington
armament treaty for the destruction of American, British and
japanese naval vessels doomed by common agreement to put a
crlmp IN war breeding armament competition. This part Of the
treaty has alreay been fully and faithfully executed. The great
experiment begun at Washington has proved successful, but
the fact has not been hailed as loudly as its significance calls
for. 1t was the first of its kind in the history Of the world. II
put International politics and international honesty to a severe
test. There was considerable possibility that the treaty would
not prove watertight; that developments would arise to pre-
vent its execution. If anything had gone wrong, the world
would have noted ii amid howls and excavations. But normal.
ny reigned. There was no slip. Everything went off on sccduIc
time. Therefore the world takes little notice. History will ad-
Judge the success of the great experiment. at It's true value.
, 1925-02-24

SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS roRD PUZZLES
Start out by filing in the words of which you feel reasonably
sure. These will give you a clue to other words crossing them,
and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white
space, words starting at the numbered .uares and running either
horizontally or vertically or both.
, 1925-02-24

The Great Wall of China. round
about which severe fighting has re.
Gently taken place between h
Pekln governments forces and the
Mukden warriors. is the most stu
pendous structure ever raised by the
hands of man. With its ofshoots.
the Great Wall is estimated to be
over $500 i1iles in length. It is
said that tho entire structure was
built In ten years. and that 100000
men were employed in building it.
, 1925-02-24

House AZ (substitutel - Convention.
primary system.
House 121-Reiating % wills. Ayes
FL; 0 3.
House 2is-colller's trophy. Ayes
%; noes l.
House 1ss-sugar factory exemp-
ton. Ayes "a; noes o.
Failed In Senate.
House 17e-Cadet uniforms. Ayes
~; noes u.
House 202-Salaries justices of the
peace. Ayes IL: noes 10.
Indefinitely Postponed.
H. j. r. 2.-Salaries OF county Of
ficers. By senate.
House 197-Making Armistice day
a legal holiday. By senate.
House 114-Determining heirs. By
senate.
House 11s-Powers of banks. By
senate.
House 11s-Insurance company IN
vestments. By senate.
House 119 - Investment trust
funds. By senate.
House g. = Local Improvement
bonds. By senate.
House 65-Local improvement dis
tricst. By senate.
House 66-Local Improvement dis
trict bonds. By senate.
House 216-Mortgage foreclosures.
By house.
Senate Incorporation filing fees.
By house.
Withdrawn.
House 204-Unfair competition.
Signed by Governor.
House 125 to 1888 inclusive-Amend.
ing coal mining code.
sPassed by House.
Senate 2S-Ehgineering commits
sion. Ayes 81; noes o.
Senate log - Notice by judges.
Ayes 81; noes 0.
Senate 59-Regulation insurance
companies. Ayes 61; noes O..
Senate Determination insurance
companies. Ayes 81: noes 0.
Senate 74-High school district
t~reasurers. Ayes 60; noes O.
Senate 46-Penalties violation pro-
hibition law. Ayes 81; noes 8.
Senate 5l-Disposition Of seized II.
quors. Ayes SO: oes 2.
S. ]. NJ. 3-cloud on school lands.
Ayes 60; hoe 2.
Senate s9-Assets OF failed banks.
Ayes 60; noes 0.
Senate A. - Highway contracts.
Ayes 80; noes o.
Senate Standardization OF pay
ments for state lands. Ayes Sc; noes
o.
s. j. NJ. 4-Protesting grazing dis
trlcts. Ayes 81; noes o.
House 145-Industrial loan COM
panies. Ayes 40: noes 10.
Failed in House.
Senate 113-Six months divorce.
Ayes 81; noes 90.
Signed by Governor.
House ss-Office rooms for coun-
ty attorney.
House 6l-"safety first" at rail-
road grade crossings.
House 75-commissioner OF public
lands fees.
House Ill = Tubercul!n test of
dairy cows.
Senate 47-Distrlct court terms.
Indefinitely Postponed.
Senate officiating to filing fees
OF corporations. BY house.
House 160-Relief of Archie r.
Smith. By senate.
House 19s-Relief of Richards and
Cunningham. By senate
Indefinitely Postponed.
House 147.-County treasurer e
officio as school district treasurer.
Conference committee report)
Senate 4s.-Religious instruction
for public school pupils. By House.
Senate 61.-County commissioner
districts. By House.
Senate 75.-Colorado River com
pact ratification.
Passed by House.
Senate ss.-Guardianship Of state
wards.
Senate s7.-claims arising from
public work.
House 219.-Additional a~pprcpria-
ton act.
Senate 122.-Agriculturai statis-
tics.
Senate 11s.-vacancy In U, S. SEN
atorship. Ayes. IS; noes 81.
Senate 91.-Assistant budget Of
ficer. Ayes. 81; noes. 6.
House 220.-Relief state coal mine
inspector. Ayes. 55; noes. Z.
Senate i05.-Deputy law enforce
ment commissioners. Ayes, "a; noes,
Senate s2.-Prnctice of medicine.
A-.as &c. noes
, 1925-02-24

Senate 93-Transient merchants.
Ayes II; noes 6.
Senate 112 - Interstate streams.
Ayes II; noes s.
II. j. NJ. 5-Purneil bill. Ayes 20;
noes 0.
House 16t = State entomoiogist.
Ayes "a. noes 0.
House EOS State experiment
, 1925-02-24

Jennie earcll. a U. 5. ImmIgrant
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923: has new Good
year balloon tires and many extras: in ex-
celent mechanical condition and wonderful
value in Chevrolet for some one who
wants a two-passeuger car for business and
pleasure combined. and all want is S142
down and the balance easy payments by the
month or week. 1895 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter Will
be withheld. as far as possible. by
The Star. Only bona fde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1925-06-15


BABY CARRIAGE, Lloyd make. reversible
splendid condition. s12. 633 Irving st. NV
BABY CARRIAGE-Caramel reed: Lloyd
reversible; excellent condition; sis. 81:
Virginia ave. s.w.
BATHROOM OUTFITs-All new and Tuaran-
up: new drain boards at 81 up. new double
ieat seGton aIndry y aas Ts,s
used: new hot-air furnace. purcha ased from
DOORS oocIslei AND sAsa&Both s. saIvased and new
new doors. stock sizes, So and up: sash. new,
Hbes WfNbow osf sssns t9s Ssmss each
fash 9shSp spd hardware; e,w 81 up
ing operations. together with an immense
purchase Of new lumber-2x2. 2x3. 2x4.
ssn9 sss sns s. sW shsash1s thing. 9Gsnf siding and
used iaths we can save You you money. none nc" anu
RooFING1Capitol roofing. manufactured by
5.ply, sl:25; 5.piy: sl.sS. Also red and and
feur-in-one shingles, guaranteed ten years.
81 PEI ss1arsi sua also sntiout strip shingles.
per 50. H.: new hreproof plaster wall board.
foHSsfbATfoN T . ! TO RooF-we sell a. rock
e complete house house at @ both our Yards: beams
s1n nnd sng o%pss
THE HEcHISGER iado5iutsE House wREcKING CO..
Main office. 9Th and sts southwest. In
spection invited until 3 30 pm except Sat
$50 p.m. IA YEARS SAVING YOU
MONEY on BUILDING MATERIAL HAVE
ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF THE
HECHINGER COMPANY.
BEp Serys esss' ass complete mattress
BICYCLE-Boy's. coaster brake. fine tires !:
$3.50. % M st. NV.
soOKs-Any book supplied.. old or new
Bargain tables Books bought. all kinds.
Pearlman's Book Shop. a33 ri. NJ -
Evening star., 1925-06-15
WANTED-SALESMEN.

ONE OF THE best selling proposition in
Washington. statesmen are earning from
$50 to 500 weekly. For appointment call
Mr.. German at Main 1910.
S,ALESMEN u sell Chevrolet automobiles
penty OF leads furnished Gish Garage, 18th
and You sts
Evening star., 1925-06-15

OAKLAND 6-54. 90 model. 4-pass coupe
driven by the treasurer of the company
formerly distributing this automobile. This
car has been very recently purchased and
only run $500 miles 1t is new in appear
ance and condition and sold for approx
mately S1100. We hold this car at rca-
sonable sacrifice of 1875 and believe it to
he better car than any new car on the
1909 I, ST. NJ 1872
Evening star., 1925-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MISUNDERSTANDING. china. brass Jew
clry: al kinds A. +. Arnold. l323 st. NV.
them in, or phone about large lots Frank.
a4l6. Pearlmar's BOOK Shop. 933 G NV
CAMERAS. tools OF every kind. held sias.es,
1Ith and 2 NV. Ph. frank. s33 or postal.
CLuTHtNt.---Wili caI IN roy unlettered au'
,enoaile city or suburbs and pay ySH Sg,..n nigh.
discarded clothing OF ali dcscriptions. 40.
q!:ss @ 99s's 's =. or phons sor,h w !sS SA '" Rice
CLOTHEs-Wiu nav nIshest prices for Ia.
det s,s snd sns sns worn ,n co,hss Mts Q. phone
AVN aoe Old s9a of brofs ssa
clS at Nv. Rooms ! :? and 8. NJ. 6laS
FEATHER BEDS and furniture, highest
ture Co.. 1905 7th st. NV. Potomac 1857.
FEATHER Pt.Ds ana iurnlture: hest prices
st. NV Phone Main 5000.
FURNITURE--Like 10 purchase some. used
in,nitHre sa, and rugs. win pay cash Adams ,.d
FJRNITURE--Wan 10 purchase some used
furniture; can pay cash. Phone Franklin
FURNITURE and household goods OF all
kinds fer highest cash prices. Call j. =.
Herrell. 434 10th st. NV. Main ZOO. Is.
N.Y.
3 sts ~ nv Main iIHS ss1G. ~, eOlne' o'H anu
FURN1TURE-If you want TO obtain pesi
results for your furniture and other mis-.
"ellaneous. call Mr.. Shaniro. 600 Louisians
ave. NV. franklin 37sJ.
FURNITURE and household good. wanted:
you will feel satisfied with prices pay ).
Melsenberg. 4l6 10th at. NV. Main 80
FURNITuRE, pianos, carpets. etc. Phons
N. I'M Tor wagon have me call.
.Weschler,' aS0 Fa. ave. DIV.
TURNITURE--If Yen nave any iurnitu.. Q,
other goods % sell. ana you want to obtain
bast results. send for Louis Notes. i31 10th
ct NV. Phone Frankli1 30l5.-
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 430 La. ave.
NV. or nhone Franklin ln261.
GOLD, silver. watches. diamonds and old
iewelrv needed i'll cur manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. SnGngcrs. SIS = sl
let Us CALI. and give yoE an estimate on
any thing you have to sell. shannon. Cald-
well Co. auctiou"ers. 3o4 10th 81. NV.
MINI n2."
MEMS CLOTHES BOUGHT-We make the
ocst cash offers for worn clothing, shoes.
hats etc Established 1865. Try us. Auto
calls. Main ilt5. Justh's Old Stand. Gl9 D.
OLD GOLD-Brins in your ola roiG SILVER
platinum. diamonds: also discarded Jewelry.
We need them in our manufacturing Dept.
VIII pay highest prices. a. Kahn, Inc. 035
st.
OLD GOLD silver, diamonds e very: nne.
beautiful pieces especially, A. T. Arnold.
1923 G st. NV. haiII S1T3.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

ENTIRE NIGHT CREW in
shirt ironing department; press
operators hours to work, 6 pm.
to 9 pm. double pay; plant nice
and cool. Apply between and
6 PM, Palace Laundry, 729 9th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
SHOE Statesmen
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE, colored. hrst-class COOK
and housemau take charge of all work in
live in; no laundry; only high-class. well
trained respectable couple need apply; S10O
month. Call DR.. Burns. Columbia 34Sp
FLATWORk MARKER, ex-
perienced; steady position. Ap-
ply Dupont Laundry. 2535
Sherman ave.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COOKS. Mattresses. maids. day workers, jani-
tnrs, buffers, porters couples: go away. Pot
So l6s
FREE--tres hVID furuis!ieu 10 .iotels res
;aurdnts ard private families on shor;
notice. Phone North lQ3.S G. J. Rich.
Crt, son. Prup.. 400 '-h q. Nv IL
BUSINESS POsfTICES--tftr rs.i.IT,tton
WASHINGTON Employment t,xchange operated
Tor the public by the Washington Scnoui Tor
Evening star., 1925-06-15

NASH-If some one has told you to com
pare their cars. etc. and beat this one if
you can, why not stop at 1909 L st.-Nash
distrlbutors-and take up their challenge
with the following bargains Ford S1s:
Maxwell, S125: Buick touring. $3.50: Lex
ington, Anstesd four. $500, Chevrolet, ex-
land sedan. GA. 5000: Essex 4-cyl 'o3
coupe. 5000: Durant % tour. $3.50. and
other real bargains: Wallace Motor Co..
1104 l. St NV
Evening star., 1925-06-15

OAKLAND demonstrating car % touring
model; ncw-car guarantee; any deu1onstra-
ton. Your car in trade, or S32S cash, S57
per mo: Wallace Motor Co., 1903 L ST.
Main 1910
Evening star., 1925-06-15

PAPERHANGIN9. rooms. 81 SO up: interior
politan Dec. Co.. AT G NV. Phi. Fr. 500.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHALMERS TOURING. 1922-A sporty car
with disc wheels. two bumpers, extra tire
and windshield cleaner certainly makes IL
halance like car fare 1885 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

OFFICE FURNITURI;
FROM U. s. GOVT.
Complete line of desks, file cal inets. lock
ers, O. fice chairs and tables. tremendous saw
ings Everything you need for your offlce.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE co.
Furniture Dept. 80 6th 81. NV.
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES.
At q ,da SRECIAL 4 pI5s IR5EsIcEs. "1HYY At At TIE
Evening star., 1925-06-15
HELP-MALE.

must be .yper'enced
shingle. bobbing. Borden's. T23 11th ct.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHEVROLET SEDAN I922-''Just think
of this" sedan to do your shopping,
marketing or use for the Office at the re,
mar1ably low down payment OF 500, and
the saving in car fare viii make the weekly
or monthly payments. 1885 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

PACKARD TWIN TOURING. 1872, in first
| class condition low mileage. good top. tires
| and upholstery. Fine for your Summer A.
| cation. Reasonable terms or will accept
| sm aler car as part payment Packard-Waeh-
iinKton. 1T07 Kaloranna I'd.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

PERSONAL.
MRS. ABBEY NUCHLER, WITH WOOD
now now with the Norma ma Beauty Shop. on'P on st.
below Dupont Circle. where she will be glad
to see her many patrons q.
Frshf a1 GRkcR NASH fTssfs Ps BlaS ao
FAcIAIp HAIR = lsrI1 FERN N AnENTLY REMoVEp
years exp. 800 Kresse Bldg. 1ith and g.
ROOM. BOARD AND CARE FOR INVALID
some ho IaTs ana poFehes Adams nne 1sas
Is; s;FI ss5s s'I.. May Is 1925 Address Box iSS1
YOUNG WOMAN WILL DRIVE LApY's
% by d ssrinsrs 15 gss makes sspecay
AheE Fc COMPLETE 5F soSR sap
nent in my car. Pot. 1873. 17s
PSYCHOPATHIC TREATMENTS FOR NER-
no drugs no payment until you are satisfied
Address Box 255-A. Star Office. I7'
WILL HIRE MY PASS. PEERLESS TOUR
m afes car on wtrh tros Pe s7 per hour
MOTORING TO MIAMI FLA, HAVE ROOM
for passengers, new closed car. comfort
able riding rid leaving June .lst, Address
WEIGHT SAFELY & RAPIDLY REDUCED.
WONDERFUL FRENCH METHOD used. Dr.
Della Ledendecker. 1877 St NV FIR ss49
you scientific treatment; excessive weight
duced by new methods. Phone Pot. 1447.
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR MEN's-LADfES'
suits. overcoats; Our prices for old clothes.
all kinds. are the highest. WASH. CLOTH
ING EXCHANGE.
Phone NJ. 1878. 633 NV
PEGGY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
737 13th ST. NV
Bob marcel and shampoo special open
soc: facials. 81; scalp treatment and water
waving. 1bs
MADAME X
and all other rubber corsets -epaired Work
called for and delivered
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHEVROLET SEDAN-You will want this
sedan when you feel the pep and the way
it performs 1t is all any one would want
for ONLY Slt5 1885 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

FORD light delivery: starter: good condition
SI.o: Terms Donohoe Motor Co.. 215 Pa
ave. sc. See Mr.. Pierce
Evening star., 1925-06-15

FORD COUPE. late 1924 model: four new
slfes; ,l LOCK wheel gun spotlight. windshield
ha INSIDE mirror: S425: terms. Dono-
day, to 3 So See -"i 10
Evening star., 1925-06-15
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

\. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 1897. 1923 F st.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

! PACKARD 6-passenger touring. 1923 model
| disc wheels. new tires good finish. fine
, running order. 81 500. Will consider SIN aler
car as part payment. Packard. 1907 Kalo-
\ rama road.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
SITUATION-FEMALE,

COUPLE. white. as chauffeur and maid or
nurse for party leaving city. Address Box
16T-A Star Office. lSh
COUPLE desires work in private family:
colored: or go away for Summer. g03
ST. NV. lGs
POSITIONS WANTED by high school grad
yates. typist. hooklSeeper and stenoGra pher
Phone Main G000. branch 335-J. address
Alumni Employment Dept. Business HiEt
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHANDLER SPORT ROADSTER-Wire
wheels. new cord tires: excellsnt condition
mechanically; price very reasonable; terms.
Seato0 Garage st
Evening star., 1925-06-15

DODGE '25. special type A sedan cost
1875 cash and delivered in Washington: ::
latest model with balloon tires: driven only
2oOO miles: any demonstration: spare tire,
bumpers and other equipment: will sell for
$3.50. or your Dodge in trade as part pay
menf For further information see our
. other cars at Wallace Motor Co.. Nash DIS
.ributors 1909 l. st. NJ. 1912. Open eve
ninHs and Sundays
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CARPENTERS. Appy 30 ann. n. h.
Ferguson. Inc. rear ZIG st. NV.
CARPENTERS wanted, contract by day
Apply at Watkins store. Chesapeake june
tion for location of buildings. IL
Evening star., 1925-06-15

ROAMER. sporty. 5-passenger car. in Al
shape; only driven 4 500 miles: good rub
ber: excellent condition; Just overhauled:
l0.000-mle guarantee on motor: need the
money: yours for only S425: car cost
So 300: see il today at Swami Service Sta
ton, III 18th st. NV. Better he quick il
you want real bargain.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

md all other rubber corsets -epaired Work
.alled for and delivered.
1902 14th ST. NV. North 249.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Sery.
ice Column can Main 5000.
bra nch 11a.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BED-DAvENPORT SUITE. reed: rug 9x12 :
gateeg table and chairs. piano. walnut bed
room suite. ice box. lamp. chaise lounge. con-
sole. tea cart. draDeries. 1725 Conn. ave.
BOOKCASE, So: 8 dining chairs, So: / oil
heater. 50 Col. 4l03 49,
Evening star., 1925-06-15

BOARDING and roomlpg house, will be va
can't June 20. on y. Capitol ST. near Govt
Printing Office. Post ONCE and Union Sta
uon; Il rooms, baths. h.-wh.. cleo
lights, rent. 500: unfurnished. s31 n.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

CHAUFFEUR. experienced. Tor Dodge deHV-
cry: bring references. 3412 14th at.
COLLECTOR: must have automobile ana ex-
perience. Apply E. J. Farley. Inc, 137 ith
Evening star., 1925-06-15

FOhD COUPE-Just like new: cost S67a:
1uUy equipped; perfect shape: a wonderful
opportunity for any one wanting a new Ford
coupe: owner must sacrifice for S476: terms
5992 '
Evening star., 1925-06-15

FORD Fordor sedan. 1925 model excellent
condition: many extras: $500: terms Dono.
noe Motor Co., 2l5 Pa ave. Sc See M
Evening star., 1925-07-06
PRINCE BAGS WILDEBEEST
WITH 15O-YARD SHOT
Wales Victim Is Largest Animal
of Type Killed in Section.
Wins Congratulations.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
UMVUNA, Southern Rhodesia, July
6.-The Prince of Wales, who is
spending a few days hunting in this
region, yesterday killed a blue wilde
beest, described as the largest of its
kind ever shot here. Yesterday 1t
was admired by all the assembled
hunters and brought the prince un-
stinted congratulations.
Galloping to within discreet dis
tance of the animal, Wales dismount-
ed and stalked 1t on hands and knees
to within $50 yards. He fired, pierc-
ing the heart.
The prince and his party are living
in a beautiful camp, the building of
which occupied 200 natives for six
weeks, but which will disappear soon
through the ravages of the white
ant. The days of the visitors have
been spent stalking animals. After
supper in the evenings they have
gathered round the camp fire singing
songs, and the prince, with his
ukulele. has been the merriest of the
jolly party.
Evening star., 1925-07-06
Attempt to Wreck
President Gales
Trair, in Mex icO
By the Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, July O. The
engineer of the presidential train
en- route to Mexico City vest erday
discovered metal filings i'll the
gears of the engine and it is be-
lieved that they were placed, there
by disgruntled employees in, an at
tempt to wreck the train!
Four foremen of the Coz nez Pa
lacios Roundhouse have b cen dis
missed for failure to insI ,ect the
train properly before 1t Sc arted on
its journey, and the case has been
placed in the hands of to- federal
authorities for an investS CATION, to
discover the guilty partif s.
Gen. Espinoza Cordova,. travelling
aboard the presidential train. de-
clares that President Gales at
tached no importance I o the dis
covery Of the filings, me- rely order
ing that the foremen be dismissed.
Evening star., 1925-07-06

Some of the ice fields of Greenland
are a mile and a half thick
Evening star., 1925-07-06
ANCESTOR OF MUSSOLINI
GOVERNED HOLY IN 1916
Present Premier Believed to Be
Descendant of Ancient Royal
Family of Bologna.
By the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press
ROME. July 6.-Mussolini, the name
which Italy's premier has written
clearly across the pages of his ma
tons history, is not a new one in the
annals of Italian government, for 1t
has been discovered that a Mussolini
who may be an ancestor of the creator
of Fascism, governed Perugia for a
period of six months in the fourteenth
century.
Tommaso Mussolini, known in the
Latin of the epoch as De Mussolinis
de Bononia, was called from Bologna
to take over the office of ruler OF
Perugia July l, 1346, according to re
Gently discovered records, which in
| dicated that the bearer of the now
famous name was an effective and
beloved executive.
Italians, who worship their history
almost as devoutly as the Chinese do
their ancestry, see in this revelation
proof of a theory advanced last year
by the historian Silvani that the pres.
ent premier is descendant of a Bo.
lognese family of the popular no.
bility."
Some of the ice fields of Greenland
are a mile and a half thick.
Evening star., 1925-07-06

IThG EAtaoOS
TOURISTS SpGNr
lTttG NeRklN6
IN SALT IAkG
CITY WHGeG
lMeE VISITED
1.-THE FAMOUS
INoRMoN TEMPLE.
IGee ooS
A fLUNoc ~
ln4e cGLGBRAWc
| SALT lake.
| He WAS
IAhAzSD TO FIND
| He eLoAVeD
| NkG a coRk
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Evening star., 1925-07-06
FLYER FATALLY HURT.

MINEOLA, n. Y, July s P0.-
Losing control of his airplane while
fiying over Curtis Field last night,
Leroy Disbrow, %, of Richmond Hill,
N. Y, fell 500 feet to earth and was
fatally injured. Serafin Cirigliano OF
Hempstead, n. Y, a passenger, es-
caped with slight injuries.
Evening star., 1925-07-06
BY BUD FISHER

M cASpe e. !
WYOMING they
WgRe GxVNDSD
Ute GLAD AtrV.
BOB ELLISON.
vtce PRes,DGNT
OF The MIDWEST
RGeiNtNG
COMPANY. Gave
Them S. SALONS
OF GAS GNoo6H
TO S6T them
TO Butte.
JUDee BRENNAN
lUST lAUGHGD
WHeN Ieee
ASKED hlA Hou
he WAS MAXIM 6
oUV on HIS
SALARY OF
$3.50 A NoNrH.
ON HAND 3 1915
Evening star., 1925-07-06

BY mixing oil made fror red pepper
with illuminating gas it will cause
any one breathing esca ping gas to
sneeze and thus be a dar ger signal to
prevent asphyxiation, faccording to
Capt. Crank B. Gorin, se cretary of the
Chemical Welfare Assoc iation