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The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

The tventy-sixih annual meeting
~ The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society ~ Detroit Methodist confer.
ence will be held In Central Metho-
dist church Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday bishops Henderson
and Hamilton will be the principal
speakers. Several national officers
snd Officers ~ the northwestern
branch will also be on the program.
The jubilee banquet will be held
Tuesday evening. A. o'clock. IN the
church house, and Wednesday even.
ing AZ s o'clock there VIII be 4, ban.
quet for Young people followed BY a
mass meeting
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

Judge Jetfriss Saturday. sen
fenced James corbett' and William
r ,ondor. bote::71 years OF age, 10 a
year In Jackson The pair was con
.vlcted Friday OF hurglariIlng the
home OF George Johnston. No ass
Nocdward-sve. DrusteIlA westlsy.
%. No. 1874 Clinton-st.. convicted 81
charge OF srsad larceny, wus sen
fenced 20 a yesT IN the House Of
Correction. She vas accused n
stealing SIS from Charles Daebel
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
Consider Hlsh Pressure system

Lo1BIder HIgh Pressure SyBte11.
The board OF estimates In consid-
erinE the possibility OF erecting a
high pressure pumping station In
connection With the public lighting
plant They instructed Frank r
Migtersky superintendent Of N.
lighting commission. Saturday. %
determine whether the project oosld
be- worked out satisfactorily sud re-.
Tort back early next week. AID
tred Robinson, appeared before the
esilmators Saturday urging the city
20 purchase land sdjSinlnr the west.
ern market for $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
LONDON TOLD
SLAvS STICK
None Wants Separate Peace
With Germany, Declares
Cablexram

PETRoGRAD. April 7i.-The az
ecutive committee OF the Socialists
In the duma has sent q csblegran
20 Meyer London. Socialist member
CT the American congress, stating
that the entire Russian revolution.
airy democracy does not want a
Eeparate peace. The declaration
vas In reply TO a osbled inquiry
rom Mr.. London
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

Mrs Gulyss IL an active member
81 the Hungarian Ladies Tuberch
losis Aid auxiliary. Of Delrsy. re-
Gently organized for the purpose Of
helping IN every way possible the
hKht upon the white plague. The
auxiliary viii raise money In vari'
Gus ways for a fund TO be devoted
10 the care OF Hungarian patients
in the Detroit tuberculosis SAINT.
torium. The membership includes,
besides Mrs. Guiyss. Mesdames Ajax.
snder LasElo. Albert Bolla. Stephen
Rorsos. Andrew welsE. IgnAtius
Gunsberg. Julius Fodor, Paul Guns
hers. Anton FEEDER and Coleman
Bsthor
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
The Omega 10 q steel sorrow steam.
~ ~ s,sss tons, owned BY Barker
q Co Of New York


TIE body OF an unidentified man
aoopf ~ years Of age. was found
0oo(ins In the eDtroit river. satur
~, a. the foot Of Minnie-st An
>11ueonce policy bearing the name
C@40oo Y. sherman was found In a
- Aismst rire on the right
- bore the Initials n. q. 3. The
~ wns taken 10 the county
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
u. 8. STEAMER
SAFELY ACROSS

PARIS, April 2lr-The armed
Anerican merchantmen Omega ar.
rived safely az a French port. It was
snnevacsd today.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

T1 THE FhENCh AnNho
~ 4UB FIELD. April 1.-The
11rroh ous.Hindenbursed linden
49, n their great offensive.
= possible today for the hrs'
- 3 reveal some OF the strategy
--'S6,> a Aste .sss swept the French
S1<1r. an IN thelr greatest victory
y "a r,nersi offensive since the Wa
q "a, the same strategic SUI
,s@ier,ty that enabled the French
~ onrcs the Germans acceptance OF
- around previously choeen by toe
. osnrSeh. A the site OF the Battle OF
- Msrne. In the same fashion
K ~. French forced the Germans 20
1919 the site OF the present oattle
~ - Aisne-on s-ound carefully
h .aSuteA by the French strateeis1
\ - noissons 20 Auberfve'
n11~ssuburs's strategic retreat
- Tor the purpose OF forcing the
r11,cb 10 accept battle on ground
wHieh the German star had chosen
Z $3.50 the Hindenburg line. Trat
rr1essy has nov failed. The French
~ not choose Hindenburg's line az
,ne main point Of their offensive
rlnewiss oil the wantcn destrue'
+ ~ = the psthwsy OF the German
co&1nnH--aII the raxins of trees.
~ ~ Villages 70 inter
\ "a - ths AIIiss advance. has
~ povoa uftsriy useless |"
- and completely IN
- y ne A,.n. is nov M
q v. n wfIi likely continue
!. 1879 befcre decisive mo-
: " = reached, according 10 the
- tDVrsssson among strste-
- - fpsut. Along the +o-cdd
|>o q nGhtins line. there are
o nonerNi sections. whore the
10y q the country makes
S nAturni divisions. To the left
- seefiun rom scissors 10
nnooA ths center lies between
s - al Rheims and the right
|,o cn6O nAsims and Auberfve.
unn11sn obsainsbie here ~ the
- trony was that these divisions
\ - - 10 undergo notifications.
- - pnssibility always OF q
- oreOn6nm q ths front
49, - hattie 10 raging every.
(, - - -.1-----. - = 49, asws~x-~~ ~-rS<k
1900 fury. The great struggle
4 IDvo1uo iesslf Into numerous
- enRUsmsnts they may
uGnn1ne3en little or big
>rD~euf spUy one OF thsm
- - . e1omoa objective fsxsd
- ounBguAnnA.
y GnnDu g The Preach 10 bom-
umnook limit any point. ~ any
rA = vAsf permits he absolute
nr1u1y 81 . a1vsncs. Such q
u0Dn11Ga e 1rs - ne Frsach
r. vnoso tAey want n. oonr
y1D1 cut every defensive
- huDwn 10 osrWaa genius or
DooGB1 ~ osrman labor since
nDHuHDAM. Aprfi fi.-u.rmsn
n1aGv experts declare that the
unoo q the AngIoFreneh ar
~ = - western front has been
49, according to Berlin sdvicss
- vns admitted. however, that
- wsrs '-isiosted instances
. = ~ TIE Germans were withdrawn
- advanced positions. to prevent
$1,000 Ices OF life, into newly pre-
6Des1 ground. supporting the sieg
~ the.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
TWO MORE JOIN
ALIMONY CLUB

Bari Beaublen. who owes s2s2 10
his divorced wife. Mrs. Gladys Beau.
bien. went to Jail. Saturday morn
ing. followed by his second wife.
Mrs. Pearl vAnistow Beaubien.
Deputy sheriff Alex Crulckshank
didn't have the heart TO drive her
away She was so overcome with
grief that II was necessary TO have
her taken TO the home OF a friend
In a taxi
Henry Kersten. once . special
deputy sheriff. owes 81 TO his di.
voraed wife. Mrs. Frances Kersten.
Nevertheless his former mate in
sisted relentlessly that he be sent
to jail Judge Williams sentenced
him for contempt His ts-year-old
daughteE Viola. was in court m
the sheiifrs once Viola collapsed.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
Wants City To De TIDY

Mrs =. v. Rush. chairman o. chs
Juror civic department. Of The Fsd-
eration OF women's clubs. has sent
q petition to the council asktns that
receptaelss for waste pspr be
placed In residence sections Of the
city, She argues that chfldren
should be taught 10 DO tidy sad
neat
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

TeIas will keep q holiday today
in, celebration OF the eighty-hrst an
niversAry OF the battle OF San
IAcirto
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

Py4ntfng--the px.ta sest ksnS--<A~s
~ wfghs--T-es Dob D~pt-~-Wsiu snsa.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
AMERICANS DON'T
NEED PASSPORTS
TOURING CANADA

American citizens Vho desire 90
tour Canada do not require pass
ports, saws statement issued BY
W r Scott superintendent II immi-
grafton. Ottawa
Bona hde tourists. being Amer.
can citizens or citizens o. other
friendly or neutral countries. do MOI
require passports 70 enter Canada
and ere assured Of courteous treat
men' and hearty welcome. SAYS
Mr. Scott 'CH0izena or subjects
Of countries with which Canada is
az var may not enter even az tour
Tets. Persons born in an enemy
country. but naturalize din the UniS
cd States. should carry their natu,
rslization papers Pcrhons % en-
cmy origin who claim 20 have been
horn In the United States should
carry a birth certificate or ZONE evi-
denoe OF their birthplace,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
PAGEANT IS NOT
ART PERVERSION
Director Burreil Answers Crit.
les of Darkness and Light"
Production

Percy Jewett Burrell. director OF
tho pageant OF Darkness and
Light" which opens in Detroit next
week, scores those critics who have
called the great missionary pruduc-
lion a perversion OF art. He char
acteriEee the charges as absurd.
A short time ago the pageant pro-
ieet was severely criticized by Ger.
tain local ministers. on the ground
that any alliance OF theater and
church was compromise with the
forces OF tho devil. That attack was
quickly Silenced. when the more
liberal and progressive OF the min
listers endorsed the show. The new
attack came from an entirely unex
pected quarter,
A small group OF artists let the
word 80 forth that they opposed the
pageant on the ground that to use
art for propaganda is a desecration.
The claim that We are perverting
are Is absurd" Director Burrell said.
N art is worth while for its own
sake. u Is more worth while for
humanity's sake Thru this pageant
"a" arc imprcssing hundreds OF thou
sands Of people with the importance
. .. .crK zone by missionaries In
spreading Christian civilization in
all quarters OF the world We en-.
terrain them while We are teaching
Them. That seems 10 me doubly
forth while
Art can be used for any noble
purpose The nobler the purpose IL.
the noblcr the art will be. The
church and the arts Of painting.
sculpture and drama went hand In
land for centuries
~ Is difncult 10 combat the sort
81 narrowness that comes with
preconceived notion OF what an art
can or cannot do leEitimately For
tunatcly The contention that art
must not be contaminated by any
contact with the solid matters OF
life IL confined 10 few persons
who live In a rarifed atmosphere.
The people are with Us. We expect
TO show this pageant In Detroit TO
audiences sggregating 100 600 peo-
pie Let them Judge whether IL IL
worth while"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

constitutional amendment for
equal suffrage and the granting by
statute OF presidential suffrage 10
he women OF the state The Flow
.,rs bill. providing for the submis.
sion Of the amendment was passed
in the closing hours OF The session
Passage OF the Culver military
blll. making Il mandatory on boards
II education 20 furnish optional
courses OF military training in high
hoOls
Provision for commission 20
determine the adequacy OF passen-
ger rates on Michigan roads
Repeal Of the presidential primary
law
Consolidation and revision Of elcc-
ton and insurance laws
IN all q2l bills were introduced,
OF which eos we're killed in cont
mittee
General taxation Was little AFFECT
ed The total budRet is about SIS
900 coo exclusive o. the war loan.
The increase over last year OF about
81 900 600. due largely to advances
in the cost OF materials and sup
plies by state institutions, will be
largely taken care OF by increased
assessments.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
NEW ESTIMATES
BOARD A FARCE,
SAYS MAX KOCH

The board OF estimates as n A.
now constituted is nothing more
or less than q farce" said City
Treasurer Max Koch. one ~ tho g.
timators. Friday We consider
the estimates OF the departments as
they are passed by the council. but
It is largely guesswork on our part.
What the board needs ~ about
two Investigators 10 work the year
round obtaining the Information that
the board needs when IL convenes
each spring do not believe II TAX.
ing the word OF the heads OF the va.
rious departments"
The board Friday called in Health
Oficer Inches for further informa
ton regarding the 81 600 900 tuber.
culosis sanitarium passed BY the
council. The estimators gave the
board until next Wednesday 10 sub.
NIT an accurate estimate ~ the
cost of the work. representing that
The 81 900 600 estimate was not care.
fully prepared.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
HARVEY YOCUM
GETS ) YEARS IN
JACKSON PRISON

Albert kindly. alias Harvey NO-
cum, was sentenced 10 from two and
one-haf 10 Eve years in Jackson
prison Friday afternoon ~ Judge
Connolly for defraudlng the Hotel
Pontchartrain OF SlS5 By passing a
spurious check. n was recommend
ed he serve The maximum sentence.
kindly was brought back from
Londonh. Ont. as a suspect In tho
slaying OF Patrolman Emil Schmidt
in March. but was exon"rated. A
charge OF conspiracy 10 swindle tho
American Express company out OF
IS 500 still stands against him but
likely viii be dismissed The case
Of his accomplice. John Andrews.
has not been disposed o.
Albert Jones. rs. No. 400 Lincoln
ave, Was sentenced 10 i've years IN
Jackson for highway robbery Jean
Devereaux was given a year IN the
Ionia reformatsry for passing worth
less checks Leo wilkins. parole
violstor. Was sentenced 10 an IS
months term, and Raymond Bleiler
Who embezzled STA from the Amer
team Express company, drew a nine
months sentence.
-Four gun toters were given SO
days apiece
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
CURTAIN FALLS
ON MONTGOMERY
Famous Comedian Fails 10
Recover From
Operation

CHICAGO. ApEb% David Mont
gomery the well known comedian
and stage partner Of Fred Stone
ti,d Friday afternoon, in a Chicago
hospital. after months illness. FOL
owing an operation Montgomery
was born in ST Joseph. Mo-. a.
years sgo. and was brought up in
Sacramento. Cal
For Is years tho Hrm OF Mont
gomery and Stone had been in en-.
istence. Both went on the stage as
acre boys. Montgomery was a
nlackface entertainer and Stone a
circus acrobat They became part
rers In Haverlys minstrels and con.
unued together in mlnstrelsy and
The varieties until they got thei-
hlg chance in The Wizard OF on, ,
IN which Stone was the scarecrow
md Montgomery tha Tin WoodmAn
From the premiere OF that produc.
ton. the fortunes OF both were mace
and they never knew a failure AFT.
crward
The last appearance Of Montgom-
cry and Stone IN Detroit was In the
Detroit opera house in September.
1915, In "Chin chin. when they re-
manned for two weeks. playing TO
capacity business. The company
was in 81 Paul MINI. when Nom
gomery was taken IN and left the
how TO 20 10 Chicago for treat.
fnent
Montgomery was devoted 10 out
door sports and bad a national rep
utation as 4 crack trapshooter. He
loved dogs and his inseperable COM
panion was a bull terrier called
chief Montgomery was a genial
companion and was noted for his
practical turn OF mind and common
sense. He was Of Scotch parentage
and had the characteristic Scotch
traits OF determination and pluck.
Thousands who were made 10 laugh
thru his stage work will mourn mis-
death.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
CREDIT GIVEN
THOS.A. CONLON
He Is Real Father of
Seven-Member School
Board Plan

Now that the. idea OF the seven
member school board has been
adopted and it's many advantages
are recognized, the pioneers in the
movement are giving the credit TO
Thomas A ConlOn While spirited
agitation for the small school board
began onl yabout FIVE years al go Mr.
Conlon. so far as any records show
began urging su cha change IA years
ago when he was a candidate for
the legislature Due largely 10 his
efforts the plan slowly made friends
until n finally became a reality;
In his addresses made when he
was running for the legislature. Mr..
conlOn always made reference TO
hts plan OF eventually having a less
cumbersome board Gradually he
won opponents 10 the proposal who
assisted hi min the campaign with
the result that after many years the
movement became irresistible
When the bill authorizing Detroit
TO vote on the subject was prepared.
Mr.. Conlon personally took II 10
Lansing and had II introduced. He
spent much time in the state CAPT.
toll lining up members for the bill
and did not cease 10 work until It's
passage was assured
Because Mr. ConIon did blaze the
trail and also took such keen in
terest In educational Affairs he made
many friends He attributes the
complimentary vote Of tf0ao that
ne received FOR circuit rldge in the
last campaign for nominations
largely 70 this fact. as he practi.
ealIy made no campaign and did not
have any clique or machine behind
him. He made several addresses
during the campaign which were
unique in that he didn't mention
that he was a candidate for oce. but
boosted some other fellow Many
OF Mr. Conlon's admirers thought
there were errors In the count and
that he was really nominated. They
offered 10 furnish the money and le-
gal aid necessary 10 get recount.
but he would not avail himself OF
the offers.
Mr.. ConIon has recently been busy
with cases he has handled In the
United States courts for shippers
against railways and has had prece.
dents established which are now
recognized as good laws on the sub
Jet.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
ANNUAL DRIVE OF
SALOON GRAFTERS
STIRS ALDERMAN

To thwart the efforts OF persons
who are reported 10 be making the
rounds OF the saloonkeepers with
promises that liquor applications
All be acted on faEeFably If che
dealers come thru with suficient
money. Aid sherman Littleaeld.
chairman OF the council committee
on liquor regulation, announces that
the liquor dealers should ignore
these eTtortion threats.
Il want TO assure the saloon men
that no one has any influence with
the COMMITTEES either for or against
any saloon proprietor said Aid.
Ihtleheld
The COMMITTEES il being deIuEel
with the annual complaints against
saloon men, and personal inquiuee
re made into each Three dealers
were before the committee Friday.
but Investigation revealed that
none deserved a reprimand
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
TAKE YOUR MEDICINES
REGULARLY-Hood's sarssparills
Before Meals-Peptiron Pills After

This combination is having won.
derful success everywhere
n is sweeping poor health and fear
~ mental and physical breakdown
out ~ many homes
II e. restoring lost appetite. giving
The glow of health 10 tho cheeks.
making faces bright and complexion
clear. and literally giving worn-out.
brsin-faggcd people the strength ~
iron
For 10 com ines that most useful N
at metals ron-in a cuur-e ~ nrdi.
cine that h. peculiarly effective
Hoods Sarsapariila VI made from
an unsurpassed formula az blood
purifying and stomschfuniuE rene.
dies. including sarsspar.ila man.
drake. dandeliou, yellow dock. uILl
cherry. Eentian and other ysluside
alternative and kidney and liver
remedies
PeptiTun Pills. named from pcvsir
and iron. include these with nux and
other blood and stomach TONES Just
what physicians prescribe ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
MAI. BOURKE TO
RECRUIT DOCTORS

Msi James Bourke, Of The meur
cal corps Of the regular army who
Is now stationed ~ Fort Wayne
has been notified by the surgeon
generals once 90 examine arrH-
eants for The medical service of thc
regular army and for the medical
fection Officers Reserve corps
MAJ Bourke has arranged with
Grace hospital 10 examine applt
cants al the hospital al 10 80 a. M
daily He commenced HE cxamina
tiuns Thursday
Next Tuesday evening Mai Geo
70 Pslmerlee. formerly Of the Thr.
'yhrst Michigan infantry. VIII hold
another class Of instruction. which
VII he continued on Tuesday ard
Thursday evenings.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
SOLONSEND
BIG SESSION
IN LANSING
Legislature Marked by
History Making
Measures
WAR, DRY BILLS
LEAD LEGISLATION
Suffrage Budget and
Other Reforms Get
p Attention

LANSING. April 2l-The 1917
session Of the Michigan legislature
ended a. 2 " last night
Two history waking measure
the enactment OF statewide prohibi.
ton legislation and the passage Of
the $1,000 600 war loan-make the
session just ended one OF the most
notable 10 the annals OF Michigan
The passage 81 the war loan put
Michigan FIRST IN the roster Of
states 10 offer Us resources 10 the
federal government while the dry
legislation was the elimination Of
years OF nghting by the forces OF
Law. order and decency against the
powerful liquor interest OF The
state
Al the last moment. The bill pro
viding for the election OF four more
circuit Judges in Wayne county was
passed by the senate and sent 10
GOV Sleeper The BIN provides that
the new jurists shall boz chosen al
the elections Of November. 1915
Some OF the other things accom-
plished by the legislature are.
Passage Of the budget bill. open
ing the way for complete reorgan.
ization OF the states fiscal system.
Appropriation Of 100000 annual
" for four years 30 De applied 20
the construction Of a new state r.
fee building
Authorization % e complete soil
survey OF Michigan
The submission 20 the people of
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
FRANK STEPHENS
TO TALK IN OPEN
FORUM, SUNDAY

Frank Stephens, sculptor, arthT
tect and student Of economics, will
speak before The Open Forum In
McCollester hall. Cass and Forest
ayes. sunday afternoon. at 3 O'CLOCK
on art and economies"
Mr.. stephens l. one OF the foun.
Gers OF the village OF Arden, Del,
which raises taxes according TO The
principles OF Henry George.
he h said Co have realized that
under present economic conditions,
there can be little opportunity for
art in America. and will tell how
conditions may be brought about
which. In his opinion. will remedy
the present situation.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
cemertord on Code soaca

] Comerford. president of the
Detroit Lumber company. has been
added oMayor MARKS building code
revision committee The appoint.
ment vas made Friday Previously
there har been no representative ~
Tho lumber interests on the commit
toe The committee II nov writ
ing a code that will take the place
OF the present bungled regulations
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
BROTHERS BURNED
IN FACTORY FIRE

p " Summers. No. t3i Continen-
tal-aye. and r. W Summers, No.
93e Iakewood-avea brothers. were
severely burned about the hands and
face in FIRE n the plant OF the
Lacquer All company No. SO Jeffer-
son-aye.. Friday afternoon. The
blaze started In a vat and the two
brothers were burned in efforts to
Put II out They were taken 10 a
hospital and later 10 their homes.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

TEXAS viii keep a holiday today
= celebration Of the eighty-frst an.
DyUrxsry Of the battle OF San
into.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
PRESBYTERY
DELEGATES SIX
TO ASSEMBLY

Commissioners TO represent the
Detroit Presbytery in the Presby-
terrain general assembly in Dallas,
Texas. May Il, have been named.
as follows.
Minister G. Sykes. r. r
Clark, and j = Fitschen, Jr.
Elders-A. r. Johnston, Wood.
ward-ave. church. D p Yerkes.
Worthwhile. and A. r. Koepcke.
Bethany church
- right TTm~s Ioh D~pt.-Mafn ara.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-20
AMBRINE FOR BURNS.

The European war has developed
two new n valuable surgical meth
DDS. One is the method Of treating
suppurating wounds as developed by
washing out the wound with hypo-
chlorite OF lime solution. As to the
advantage of this method of treating
inflicted Wounds there Ia no question.
The other ia q method Of treating
burns with a paraffin preparation de-
,vised by DR.. Barthe de Sandfort, OF
Buenos Aires. The latter method has
not been as thoroughly established az
the former. However. DIR. Hudson. Of
the Dupont powder works. has given
1T a rather extensive trial and he be-
lieves it is efficacious. At any rate he
is satisfied to continue using it.
me patented preparation called m
to be nothing more than a pure par
affin and the chance Is that before long
a preparation will be on the market at
a reasonable price.
The ambrine dissolved by heat Is
sprayed over the burn. Next a layer
OF cooled ambrine and his cotton is
sprayed with liquid ambrine. Before
the ambrine is sprayed on. the burn is
dried with a hot air blower.
DIR. Hudson thinks that unless the
burn is sterile it should be sterilized by
congresses WrunS IA OaRln s IlOlQ. Inc
congresses are removed. the burn is
dried with hot air. and the ambrine
applied.
Ambrine liquifies at 1872 degrees Fab
renheit. When the solution is applied
at a temperature above 1853 it is pain
full. 1t is not easy to spray a paraffin
and hold it at a temperature above 1872
and below 15S. 1t ann be done with
an ordinary hand atomixer. The nozzle
clogs.
DIR. Hudson had n special atomixer
constructed. This atomizer consisted
Of one warming tube for the air and a
second for the ambrine. The heating
is done by electricity tent through
wires wrapped around brass tubes
placed in the atomizers.
Compressed air paSses into the air
heater. thence into the ambrine heater
and then out through a No. Al nozzle.
Enough No. % resistance wire to give
125 ohms is right for q 10 volt cleo
trio current. With this the atomiEer
could cover q burn one foot square In
two seconds.
Hospitals and factories can ind a
picture and description of the Hudson
apparatus in the New York Medical
Journal for February II.