The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

the unuudllHeu beauty SpeclallStl lS mat
 the public have become better educated
 in recent years as to the great danger
 of blood poisoning they run when they trust themselves to the knives and needles of those who have not received hospital training in surgical asepsls--i.
 e.. perfect cleanliness in operating' The saying of Jules Chatrian: There are many easy ways to make a living,
 but the best is-live in London"-is being proved true by a former Chicago drum
 mer, Michael Keyfor Mills, who styles himself Prince Michael" lives In pala-
 tial ease within the walls of a Brompton
 mansion. and claims to be the divinely apointed successor of Jezrael. A picturesque figure with flowing white
 beard and long hair Prince Michael" says he is tho Michael mentioned in
 Daniel 18th chapter, 1st verse, and he
 has gathered around him quite healthy
 following of Jezreelites up to date, and
 gathered in a fair sharo of this worlds wealth. But this did not save him from arrest for assault recently. The victim
 was dancing master who presides over an academy on the floor below ''Prince Michael's'' temple. Worrall Is the name of the teacher of the turkey trot" and this and other wiggllng measures led up to the assault.
 "Prince Michael" entered the dancing room to protest against some bills plat- ed outside. drawing attention to the academy. He arrived on the polished floor just in time to see the "trot" going full swing. Grabbing Worrall around his waist he gave him the Jezreeiite jiu-jitsu and sent the master of meas ures tripping "Gaby" glide down four flights When he was haled before the court he claimed that Worrall had re- moved certain temple announcements and substituted alluring advertisements of his academy. In thunderous tones he acclaimed:
 Tt rests with the people. not sirnrly of New Brompton but also of England and the whole planet to slate whether they will stand for God His Word, ana his ambassadors, Prince and Princess Michael or whether they will take tho responsibility of justifying that satanic power that will disregard tear down and trample upon Gods word and thus cause His Judgment to descend"
 The prince-prophet was fined s20 and
 warned to keep the peace he preached. Richard Temple, the man who first played the Mkado In the Gilbert md Sullivan opera, and who is now living in poverty, describes himself as having sung more than any actor and acted
 more than any singer" He talks of the operatic stars of 90 years ago, and as he talks the thrill of splendid memories brings flush to his pale cheeks They won't let me work just at present." nc said. with a quiet smile. "and when I f,o out I take a back chair"
 Although the old Savoyard has fallen on evil days there's nothing of the fallen
 star" in hls appearance. Weak and III he undoubtedly Is, but he has a grace of
 manner and quiet charm that have sur lvived the lean years. A patient, perse- vering man with a musical voice. a man | In love with his art q man who philu- sophically makes the most of present opportunities without regrettlng past l triumphs. Sir Herbert Tree, Forbes
 Robertson and Rutland Harrington, ,he
 original Pooh Bah. are arranging a orc sentation to relieve the wants of Tenn
 pie.
 l Tests made by the Naval Flying school
 at Eastchurch, Isle of Shoppepey, have
 shown that Morse signals on Klaxon | horn dtted to a biplane could be distin-
 guished by observers on the ground wl:en
 the machine was 2 milo away and at a height of about $50 feet. This particular
 horn which is worked electrically. en,its ! q penetrating, rnmusical buzzinE
 noise. Ry pressing a button long or
 short signals can be made at will. The
 noise does not rise and fall like that of l a syren.
 | Friends of David Lloyd-George com | plain that he has rot been very well served by those who turned his speech at | Wrexham into English. He described
 the sufragettes who interrupted him as 1 ''Ynfydion" This came out in En@Iish
 as fools and ''idiots" The correct meaning of the wore, as ardent sufrn- gettes are asked to note is foolish per
 sons"