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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
CHIEF
 IS FOUND SLAIN
New Death Mystery In Northwest Is Brought
 To Light
Rv Associated Press. ]

.
 NyARROAD, Minn., Nov. 29.-A story of another mysterious death in the northwest was brought here today by travellers who told of the recent find irg of the dismemhered body of Joe Penasse, former chief of the Cyclone Island band of Indians, near his hong just over the Canadian yboundry line.
 Minnesota officials already are in- vcstigating the death of Mrs. Dean Wheeler, of Clearwater, Kans., who was found dead from knife wound in q cabin on the Minnesota side of the line. A coroner's jury held an accident was responsible for her death, but rel atiyes expressed dissatisfa ction with the verdict, and the investigation was reopened.
 The story of the Indians death, the travellers say, involves enmity between the former chief and his son, Tom, who at the last tribal election won the title of chief from his father. Shortly after the election the elder Indian dis appeared.
 Tom Penasse said his father had started out to trap muskrats, but when the old man failed to return by midsummer, the Indians began to whisper that young Tom caused his fathers disappearance. The young chief squelched the talk by declaring he had heard from his father who was then at Cass Lake.
 A few days ago, the fury of the tribe was aroused when the former chiefs body, with arms and head severed, was found near his home. The matter has ben reported to the Canadian Indian agency and an in vestigation is being made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
DISTRICT ENJOYS
 FINANCIAL BOOM
iContinued from Page il


 . October, and the Tennessee heavy frosts and slight freezes did some damage to the crop in the lowlands.
 Extremely low yields of corn were realized in the northern part of Geor. gia, where drought damage was most severe during the latter part of the summer, the review says. The sweet potato production in Georgia is esti- mated at 9,316,O0O bushels, says the review, as compared with 1,50S, ,000 bushels in 1923, the reduction being due to the continued dry weather. Mis- sississippi's sweet potato crop is esti- mated at 5,0S8,O00 bushels, represent ing the smallest crop in ten years. In Louisiana this crop has been estimated at. 3,90O,0OO bushels as against 7,020,. 900 bushels last year. The peanut production in Georgia is- estimated to pared with 77,S24, ,00O pounds in 1923.
 Regarding the financial conditions, weekly reports to the Federal Reserve Bank from the Sixth district, the re- view says, showed on November 12, Il total of loans and discounts higher than on any previous reporting date since January 0, the second week of the year. t
 Commercial failures in the district during October, according to statistics compiled by R. c. Dun X Co.,, were slightly larger than in September, end also larger in point of total liabili- ties, but were smaller than October, 1923.
 Building Boom Seen
 Building permits issued at twenty reporting cities of the Sixth district. 1t is shown, during October totaled $9,040, ,827, somewhat higher than Ill September, but almost half a million dollars than in October 1923. There was also decrease of nearly two mil lion dollars at Jacksonville due to an unusually large figure for October 1923, and this accounts for the decrease in the total figures for the district.
 Confidential reports for October, the review says, from twenty-eight cotton mills show they manufactured during the month a little more than 31 900 GOO yards of cloth, this production being r'-t in September, but only. 6.Sgper cent greater than in October a year ago. Shipments, however, were larger than in either of those months. Orders re- ceived showed a decline as compared with September, but were considerably larger than a year ago, and thrilled or ders showed an increase over both of those periods.
 According to reports from various sources, indications points to slight improvement in employment conditions in the Sixth district during October, says the review, although there is still some ialeness at scattefed localities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
COMPLETE. TRIP
 TO LINCOLN TOMB
1900 School Pupils Re- turn From Unique Pill
 grimage In West
(By Associated Press.)

{ SHENANDOAH, Iowa, Nov. 29- Into their homes in the neighboring cities and towns, more than 1,S00 Iowa and Missouri school children brought a story of pilgrimage that probably has no equal. They were the children who came back this afternoon from and SOO-mile journey that took them to the tomb of Abraham Lincoln in Spring field, H., where yesterday they paid the former president homage.
 It was weary but happy throng that jumped from the long trains as they pulled into the station here. The countless new experiences were bought at the cost of long hours aboard a com fortless coach, not too much sleep and meals irregularly eaten.
 As the four sections of the Lincoln Pilgrimage neared this city they stopped from time to time to allow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
BANKNOTES COVER .. : FREEZING WOMAN
Police Hold Minnie Griffin As
 Theft Suspect
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-A middle aged women of apparent refinement was held in Brooklyn hospital to- day after being found by a policeman lying face upward in a field under a $7O0 pile of $1 and $5 bank notes. Her chest was further protected against the cold by $7O0 worth of Liberty bonds and bank book showing deposits of $1 POO in the name of Minnie Grif- fin.
 She said her name was Minnie Grif- fin, but at the address she gave as her home, it was said, she was not known. She offered no explanation of the blanket of money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
How Warm Is A Blanket?
 U. 5. Experts F ind Answer

so warm because, the bureau said, "heat escapes by conduction along the fibers," while the looser weayes in blankets lost much heat through inter- stitches. ~5-
 Since the warmth of blanket de- pends upon how much and how long it can imprison and hold still in it's tex ture the original air contest, the bu- reau said that cotton and wool both had advantages as textile material for making blankets. Cotton with sheets, in doors, was likely to be bet ter, it was said, and wool outdoors, but mo significant difference in heat resistance or resistance to passage of air or moisture" was found between the two materials,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

.ington caucus have made speeches in which they charged that the Republican party is corrupt, operated as an enemy of the common people, the farmers and the workers said HIr. Berger.
 "They have done all they could to defeat the Republican party. Now, l agree with what they have said, but on the other hand, the Republicans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
BERGER APPROVES
 IA TOILETTE BAN
Republicans Entirely Right, Rep
 resentative Declares
fRy Associated Pressl

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 29.- Victor l.. Berger, representative in Con- gress, who leaves here today for Wash ington, expressed the opinion that the Republican party had acted properly in reading Senators LaFollette, Ladd, Frazier, and Brookhart out of the party.
 "The senators barred by the Wash
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
CATHEDRAL TO HOLD ASHES OF KOHLSAAT Publishers Remains To Join
 Those Of Woodrow Wilson
(By Associated Press,)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The urn containing the ashes of Herman H. kohlsaat, Chicago publisher, who died here October 17 at the home of Secre- tary Hoover, will be placed in the crypt of Washington Cathedral "as an ac- knowledgement of his constructive moral influence as a citizen in gov ernment and journalism" The an- nouncement was made by the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, bishop of Washington.
 Woodrow Wilson and several church dignitaries are buried in the cathedral vault, which lies beneath the floor of the center aisle of that part of the structure known as Bethlehem or Nativity Chapel"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
NEW MINING RECORD
 MADE IW ILLINOIS
(By Associated Press.)

EALL1ER, H., Nov. 29.-By min ing total of S,666 tons of coal last Tuesday, the Valier Coal mine estab- lished new worlds record for a single days production, it became known today. The feat has made an Illinois coal mine the holder of the worlds record for the second time in two years, the Orian number 1 mine at orian, H.. creating a record when It produced S,21S tons on March 25. 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

children from cities close by to dis embark. At each station these departing waved cheery farewell which belied any fatigue they might have felt. One youngster was asked just before he left the train what he thought ofNthe pilgrimage and his answer probably was typical of the unvoiced appraisals of the rest:
 'I'll say that was same trip. Gee, I'm glad I went"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-How warm is blanket? The bureau of standards has investigated this im- portant if homefy question, and to- night announced the results.
 First, as many have suspected, closeness of; weave rather than thick ness controls blanket warmth. That is especially true when blankets are for use indoors. Putting it scienti- rfically, the bureau announcement said that "the greatest resistance to heat flow (by .blanket) in still air was given by n blanket having q density of 0.0835 grams per cubic centi- meter" A heavy, thick blanket isn't
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

have q right to their opinions and to their own organization.
 There is just as much cause and reason to keep Senator LaFollette out of Republican caucus as there has been to keep me out, if I claimed to be a Republican"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
0BVINENf s0vETskEn0 RuskA.
PODNECUJE PRY PODvRATNOU CINNOST
v BALKANSKYCH ZEMfCH

Widen, ID cervence. Die zprav doslych Bulharska,
podnecu agent Moskvy tamnejsi nespokoene sedaky
vouc Sedlaci doufa zmocn opet vlady, kterou
till zavrazd6nm minserskeho predsedy Stambuliskeho
spolupGsob tim lcelem Makedon kte sou nejvys po-
puzen nedavnym zavrazd6nim ech vdce Ptkova Andvce
jenz by zabt chorvatskym edaky vedenym efanem Ra.
dcem Seska revouce ma byti provedena ceem Balkane
a zahajena Bulharsku.
Podrobne pany sou pry z vypracovany revolsciona-
ii sou zasoben jak pencil TAX zbranemi coz bylo Jim do
dano Moskvy. Bulharsku M vypukly oedin6le mensi
Jedna osada byla diva dny dzena komunistc
kym sedaky pred nedavne vesnce varna byla jevsem
dosti vazne revolty.
znamy dobrodruzny politk, Stefan Radio, kterem
z mnoho muvo est9 dolby stareho Rakousk dle pred
nedavnem Moskve, kde vyjednaval tamnejs soveskou
vadou vyvoan revoluce nejen Balkan6 ale take sde
ILL., ze chce podnti narodnosni mensny Ceskosovensku
zskat pro zamy sov6tske vady Tyo sve redy obeka
do kouzeneho past6 sebeurceni narodi zminenym ma
rodnostnim skupnam ak Ceskoslovensku tax Bakane
pfislibuje podporn Moskvy.
Moskva, pfedstrajic neobyceny zajem bakanske men
ny pfedstavue nynf loze jeich proektora zaroven
pfjma dohu kterou kdys pfedstavova Wilson oaz
sebeurceni narodd. 3>1rs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
AMERCTl LETCl PRIBYI DO PARlzE
NEJDRlvE UVlTkNI BYLI ESKkDR0u
FRAncOUzSkYch AER0Pl Anu.
KROUZILI MAD MESTEM A OZDOBILI VEN
Gem HROB NEZNAMEHO VOJfNA.

farlz a. cervence - Armadni letc Spoienych StatG,
podnkac vzdusnou pout kolem sveta obeyi Sc
poedne mad Parzi snesli bezpeene aerodromu
bourgetu Pilot aeroplanl iech asstenti bi vybor
mem zdravi pres ydny velkeho napet byl ak unaveni
temef pfemozen nadsenim sveho uvtani. ssN
Sest muzu celkem, pod velenim porucika Lowea H.
Smitha cd opusten americkych packych breh vykonao
vzdusnou drahu asi $4,000 mil ctyfeeh
scch Zde nezdrz dlouho nybrz pokracovat budou
sve pouti do Londyna pax dale do Hulu Kirkandu
Skotsku pres osrovy Orkney Island Gronsko Labrador
do Quebecku Kanad6, zpet americkou pevnnu. -.
Americke vlay vedle rancouzskych tax daleko
ak oko moho dohednout Lebourgeu eskadry francouz
kych aeroplanu byy pohotovos po cey den aby prova
zely americke aviatky jakme zprava dode blizi
Porucici Smith, Wade Nelson, pioti svymi mecha-
Milky poruciky Lesliem Hardngem serzantem Ogdenem
vypravili rano Vdne do Parze ohusuci jasot
rozehl kdyz svo francouzskou eskorou dokonaem
sefaden obevi mad Lebourgetem 445 odpoedne po
chvi jail krouzit mad Branou vezstv mad hrobkou
neznameho vojaka, niz vrhli venec.
PAX deset minutach snesi letiste kde byl "a
stup tax veky cetne pocejn straze vnbec nemoh je
zdrzet zpet brzy veike letste Genao dem Laurent
proslov uedni uvtani Frane blahopra letcIm dosa
Vladimir uspechum cemuz Amefahd nasonchav rozpacich
Ia byo zreimo re nejrad6 by by samote ably 81 odpoc
null a smy znamky pouti Vdne do tohoto m6sta,
niz zapasiti Jim byo bouf Poruck Smith, vete druz
NY omuv lnavou porucik Wade podrob ochot
ne interviewu zpravodaju.
"Snehy Aasce pisecna boure Indi vichrice pr po
brezi Japanu byy nehorsi zkusenost prav
"Dnes rano jsme -vstal odhodanm re budeme Pari
den mine, pokracova "Nase uvtan zde byo vice
nez jsme ocekava Kazdy byl tax askav man, krone po
cas konecne tomto ohedu NELL jsme epsi sesti nezl
DOsy nebot zarem slunce poustch enom popraskala
barva nasich stroch kdezto let DOsyho by temef
fen."
Armadni aviatkove by vzduchu celkem 26o hodin
sheda ze prdmern6 jenom jeden den sesti pfizn
wynn eu. Jedno eade ma svdj tfe stroll kdezto dru
hych dvou motory z cyrikte vymeneny vsechny dosta
move Hulu pred nastoupenm poslednho oddlu dou
he vzdusne pouti pres Atlanticky ocean,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
MESTO SANTOS OHROzOvANO.
BRASlL$Tl POvSTAlcl JS0U JEn0m
OSm MIL VzDhLENl.
ODE STRANY ZARUCILY PRY BEZPEC-
1 MOST AMERICANA.

Buenos Aires L. cervence Bezdratova depese obdr-
zena zde dnes yecer Cd nemeckeho parnku General DEL
grado jenz vessel spojenf kapanem britskeho parnk
Andes ktery odeel Santos dnes poedne, pravi Isl
tuace jest svazna. Povsalci jsou mil Cd m9sta."
Jine depese obdrzene zde dnes vecer sou tom smysu
ze federan vosko braslske poacue bombardovani
Pauo aniz by vsak zp1soblo vekych skod meste
ktere koul dopadly pd mile cd americkeho konsulatu
ktery je obchodni casti m9sta
Rebeske deloselectvo bylo pry sesleno nekteym od-
dy federanho delofelecva, ez byy posany do Santos
proti povstalcdm pfday nm Americana bydlici y
Sac Paulo jsou bezpecnL e2*
Washington IA. cervence. - v lfednich depesch OBJ
drzenych dnes odborm atu byy povrzeny zpravy vyk
zeni msta federanimi rady edna depese nedatovana M
odchod federd do Santos kde konany ou prpravy obno
veni Itoku hlavn mesto.
Tato depese na re Santosu rovn9z nedatovana sde-
lue dale ze zvoty majeek Americana budou setfeny obe
stranami Vsechny spoovaci profedky jakoz zasoby
zbranf relva byly revrovany ederaly dale sdelue
odboru statu vlada e vzvana ably prohasa moratorium
v krajine zmtane nepokoji aspon ma mesic.
Telegram obdrzeny drednch kruzich dnes vecer, me-
souc datum H. cervence sdeu De federani voko dobyo
opetn6 pred9s Sac Paulo Mistn dfady ocekavaj boje
nekolk dni, avsak mali nade sastny vysledek
Santcsu obdrzen& oznamuje, ze nadherny ho-
tel Espanade Sac Paulo byl pfemen9n nemocnici je
pry pfepn9n ran6nym Meso je bombardovano federay,
pf cemz pi neenom povstalci nybrz obyvaesvo vdbec
Jedna koule dopadla do hoteu, kde zabila osm ldi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
! PRESTRELkY Ma HRANIcicH.
MA POMEZf ITALSKO- O-JIHOSLOVANSKEM
/. DOCHAZf DENNE K POTYCKAM

oznamovany takrka kazdy den mens btky kterych
ukava ednak pohrancni fnancn straze ednak voenske
hldky dokonce obcane. Bky vyzaduji 81 die dochaze
cich zprav Casio obe nekdy dojde zajeti protvnkI
ktef rychle odkud prS Pc prestfe
kach dochaz pravidenym vpadGm do "neprateske
ho' lzemi.
~ Acko pravi, re bky tyto mali vlasne odlakati
Ialie nyn6jsm vnrnimi udalosm pobourene to-
hranicch, prece jen zakladn pcna je
ch spociva okolnost dosud nebyy pfesne sanoveny
taskosrbske hranicich jest vzaemna nestota
kde zacina kde konc dosavadn stav nebere ohedu ma
pfirozene spoen obyvatele pokud jest Jim cesova
podel hranc so9 hornaou kranou nucen castemu pre-
kracovan hrahc ably dostai sv6mu Gill; Tento sav ma
take nasledek noho podoudncvi ktere jest zemena
Italy sthano protoze taska jsou vyss nez srbska
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
DtLEzITk sPoJENEckk koNFERENcE.
DUDE MA Nj JEDNANO o UvEDENf v PLAT
MOST DAWEsOvY ZPRAvY.

Londyn I'd. cervence DelegAti do spojenecke konfe-
renee ez bude studovati cesty prosedky upatneni
set zemi Premier Macdonald zaha forman3 konferenci
ministestvu zahranici stredu uvtanm navsevnikI
Owen Young, jenz spoupdsobil komis gen. Dave
SEM pfje do Londyna dnes prohlas svo pohoovost po
maha konerenci ackol zddrazn tn okolnost ze eho po
staven je cist6 nelredn Vevysanec Keog prikada vel
kou ddlezost prtomnosti Youngove zde nebo vyroz
miya by to napsa vekou Cast Dawesovy zpravy
"Musme prihlednouti K tomu ably bezpecnost Francie
de smlouvy Versaske bya zachovana ale zaroven ably
neziskala vice zakontych prav zaklade one smouvy
prav premier Macdonald dnes snemovn9 poslanecke
'ade ysechno edna Sc to- aby nebylo hadek teto
Iv3ci pred konferencf.
"Dal jsem nasim francouzskym pfatellm, zda
Iii situace vzhledem okupac n6meck6ho zem mize trvat
uvazi nutnost ednomysost kerou prejeme spech
zabezpecen navrhovane picky nz Fance m6la by
lrovn6z podileti."
Ma otazky mu kladene odpovidal premier ze zadna
enska mouva nebude uzavfena Franci nybrz jenom pt
lecne zajmy zabezpeGeny". S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
ZABIL BRATRA EPILEPTIKA

IrYington, N. lila. cerven.
.ce. - Tragedie, v niz bratl
zabil bratra, udala Sc vcera y
obydlf pi, Josefiny Himpelove
Podrazden vytitkami sveho
bratra Harolda, 28leteho, tr.
piciho padoucnici, jenz ory pc
leta clehy, rodiny suzoval, Ro.
bert Himpele, o sest rokti mlad
81, chopil Sc revolveru a "a.
strelil jej. Hadka povstala,
kdyz Robert sci 81 hledat "a
mestnani odeprel provazeti
Harolda do holirny. Tyz pax
nechtel jiti sam obavy, re
mohl by ma neho prijiti "a.
chvat padoucnice. Robert, jenz
po spachani cinu klidn6 vycka-
val, az policie prisla, napsal
ma listek: "Rekl jsem matce,
ably neplakala. Ucinil jsem to
k Will nj" Pi. Himpelova je
matkou tri part dvojcat, z
nichz Harold byl jednim z nej
starsich, Robert z nejmladsi.
no paru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
ZEMRELI MA COLFOVEM
HRfSTI.

Houston, Tex, Ia. cervence.
V krovi ma golfovem hristi v
Herman Parku, p. a. pi. John
Kendrickovi splnili sebevra-
zednou Imluvu mezi tim CO
sta lidi vyhledavajfcich zaba-
wy bylo tem6r v dohledu cd
Mich. Kdyz pozdeji nalezeni,
muz byl jiz mrtev, kdezto ze.
ma, jez strelena byla blize srd
ce, umirala. Byla jeste pfi We.
domi tiskla We sve ruku
manzelovu. @
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

Josephine Barthelemy, sest-
nactileta divka z Los Angeles
a drivejSi chovanka We Skole
pro slabomyslne blize zmin6-
neho mesta, jez doznala, ze
zalozila polar, pri nemz "a
hynuly .23 divky jedna ma
trona. Josephine vypravela,
ze nechtela zahubiti nikoho,
avsak nelibila Sc il pry skola
a chtela, aby divky dostaly sc
ma svobodu a molly uzivati
zabavy jako jina d6vcata.
Vzhledem k iejimu dusevnimu
stavu nebude trestne stihana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

Detroit IA. cervence Mayor zdejsiho pfedmesti Ham
tranck, Peter Jezewski nacenik poce Wozns 20 obec
mich ednkI odsouzeno byo do vzeni federnim soudcem
pro sysematcke porusov&n prohbe Mayor phjde do fe
deraniho vezeni diva roxy MIN ostatni dfednc
nez matee zdejsho West Side pivovaru jmz mmo to dix
tovana pokuta $4,000 Pr vyslo jevo ze Ham
tranck vdbec nebyo prohbce hostncch nalevalo
We zboz kdyz federani dfednfci pokus vymahani
z&kona, by zahnan poicii eto pfitiny ulozepy byy
provnilcdm tax 4zk6 zrxy vschni zbaven budou vych
dfednich hodnosti Hamtranck e poska osada a
obyvateld.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
TORNADO v KANSASU.
Mcpherson, Kas., Id. Ger

Mcpherson, Kas., Id. Ger
vence. Prudka vichrice,
provazena silnym lijakem, pre-
hnala Sc pres jizni Kansas wee
ra pozd6 vecer. We mestecku
,Inmans nekoliks domi bylo sbo-
reno 4 vsechno spojeni tele-
fonni a telegraph preruseno.
Augusta, Kas.,,. IA. cerven-
ce. - Diva Tide byli zabiti .
mnoho poraneno pri tornadu,
jez radio zde vcera vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15
.zkHADA NERozLu$TENA.

Detroit, IA. cervence. Rev. Oren Van Loom kazatel
Community kostela zdejsim predmest Berley by pve
dnes pozde odpoene do sveho doova Battle Creek,
kde byl paek nalezen ulc omamen patrne nejakym
slnym drogem. Rev Van Loon e racionelnm vsem,
vsak nemdze uparnaovat sc MIN deo behem tech
edenact dnn by pohreovan anz vrhnou neake sveto
q okolnosti sv@ho zmizenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-15

Lowell Mass Ia cervence. -- ]. Harry Boardman ka-
sir Old Lowell narodn ban2y by zatcen obvnen zpro
$7063O bankovnch fondd Schodek vyse evo
pfi prohlidce knih federalnm inspektorem.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
EXPERTS WILL SPEAK
AT VARNISH PARLEY
Bureau of Standards Technologists
Will Attend Chsmical So
eiety Meeting.
SESSIONS OPEN APRIL 81
DR., w. d. Harkins Will Deliver
( Symposium on Paint.

Technologists from the research
laboratories OF leading paint and
yarnish companies. the United States
of Paint and varnish Research will
address the paint and varnish section
at the spring meeting OF the Ameri-
can Chemical Society, to be held April
IL to 20
The sections program includes thir-
teen papers tracing the development
of chemistry in the manufacture of
paint and varnish products as well
as two symposiums.
A symposium on the wetting power
of paint and varnish liquids will be
opened by DR.. W. d. Harkins, pro-
fessor of physical chemistry in the
University of Chicago. The directors
Of research of the New Jersey Zinc
company and the Eagle Pichel Lead
Company will open the discussion.
Ia V. Pulsifer. chief chemist of
Valentine & Co., will open a
symposium on the physical testing of
clude methods of testing varnishes
for the purpose of controlling manu-
facture as well as for determining
tie durability of varnishes and their
use for enamels.
The paint and varnish section will
hold sessions Wednesday. April %, and
Thursday, April "a. At the first ses-
sion speakers will include:
Percy H. Walker. Washington. D.
-; II. A. Nelson and r. H. Wien,
Palmerton. Pa; E. f. Hickson. Hol-
yoke, Mass: L. l. Steele, United
States bureau of standards. Wash
iugton: Henry Green. F. q. Breyer
and j. H. Calbeck. Palmerton, Pa:
Harold Johnson, ST. Louis, Mo, and
H. r. Smoke
Others who will address Thursdays
session are: II. A. Gardner, Institute
of Industrial Research. Washington:
W. T. Pearce. North Dakota Agri-
cultural College: E. J. Cole, Brooklyn.
y. y; Harry c. Mougey, Dayton, Ohio:
Walter F.. Baughman. Washington,
y. c: Walter A. Jamison, Chevy
Chase, D. c. and F. NJ. BeegIe.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
RUMELY AND AIDES FREE.
Finish Thirty-Day Sentence Cut
From Year by Coolidge.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Dr. Ed
ward f. Rumely, former publisher of
the New York Evening Mail. and Nor
vim Lindheim ana Walter Kaufman.
attorneys, were released from the
Eastview penitentiary yesterday aft
er serving a sentence Of thirty days
for violation of the trading with =
the-enemy act during the war.
They were originally sentenced to
serve year and a day, but President
Coolidge first commuted this sentence
- owe vaar nd later to thirty days.
Evening star., 1924-04-19

Boston University Theological School
were to discuss Peace"
At the morning session Race" was
on the program, with addresses on
national-internation relationships
scheduled to be delivered by Mrs.
Luke johnson, interracial commission,
Birmingham; Miss Margaret Forsyth.
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, New York city. and Paul Hutch
insont managing editor OF Christian
Century. Chicago.
Public Opinion" will be the gem
eral subject at the night session.
At the opening conference yester-
day the conference adopted q reso-
luton urging unification OF the north :
ern and southern branches Of the