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Evening star., 1926-09-19

can be seen with a small telescope.
There are Ave others. but these re-
nuire a large instrument to make
them visible.
Moons II. III, " take days
l3 hours. days 1 hours and Is days
IS hours, respectively. to revolve
around Jupiter, and DIR. Stebbins finds
that the variation of the light of the
first two, at least, also follows these
periods. This, he explains. is probably
due to their being bodies like our moon
and unequally bright over their sur
face. so that as a greater or less area
of the bright surface is exposed to the
earth their light in greater or less,
because this is largely reflected sun.
light.
In order to check the photoelectric
cell. DR.. Stebbins compares the light
Of the satellites with nearby stars,
whose light is constant, and he sug.
eests that this may be used as possi-
BILE check on the variation Of the sun
light. Direct measurements of sun
light vary greatly because of varia-
ton in atmospheric conditions. but
since these would affect alike the bril-
liancy of the satellites and of the COM
parison stars. a variation in the differ
ence between satellites and stars
would indicate an actual variation of
sunlight.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
GOATS LEARN TO CLIMB TREES
AND SWIM IN OCEAN FOR FOOD
Curator of Museum Reports
Remarkable Conditions
vail in Pacific Isle.
Finds Guadalupe Animals
Eating Selves Out of
House and Home.


SAN DIEGO, Calf. September Is.
Out in the Pacific on a nearly
barren island. goats are learning to
climb trees and swim in the ocean
for food. Necessity is the teacher OF
, this population OF Guadalupe Island.
volcanic bit of dry land sticking up
out of the sea 240 miles southwest of
San Diego.
For the goats are now eating them
selves out of house and home, accord :
| ing to Laurence M. Huey. curator of
birds and mammals in the natural
history museum here. The goats.
which overrun the island. are now
having to resort to tree climbing and
ocean diving for an existence.
Guadalupe Island, which has be-
come famous during recent years as
the only known habitat of the ele-
phant seal formerly was used as .
penal colony by the Mexican govern
ment. Today the only Inhabitants
are a guard of Mexican soldiers to
protect the elephant seals. Whlcn
have become almost extinct. ana
myriads of goats.
Climb to Highest Pinnacle.
These goats climb to the highest
pinnacle, and thread their dangerous
way up the face or tne cilHs oNe,
hanging the sea in search OF blade
Of grass or bit of herbage. During
the dry season food is so scarce that
the goats have resorted to eating the
bark from the cypress trees. which
crown the island, and desiring the
lucious looking foliage they learned
to climb the trees. But by constant
snawing away of the bark the trees
are diving. and the goats have had to
turn to the sea for their provender.
They eat the bits of seaweed that are
cast upon. the beach and even venture
into the water for more pretentious
forayS.
But the goats will be no more un.
less they mend their ways very soon.
Huey says. for by destroying the
cypress forests they are destroying
their only source Of fresh water
supply. and unless they learn to sub
sist upon the hitherto unpalatable
salt water. they will die Of both thirst
and hunger.
The goats, which were first intro
Evening star., 1926-09-19
JUP|TER'S MOONS
! DISCLOSE SECRETS
Three Rotate Once While Re-
voIving Around Planet.
Light Also Measured.
special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT HAMILTON. Calf, Sep
tember 1S.-At least three of the
moons of Jupiter like the moon of the
earth. rotate once on their axis in the
same time that it takes them to make
one revolution around their parent
planet. declares Dr. Joel Stebbins, pro-
lessor Of astronomy at the University
of Wisconsin. now working at the Lick
Observatory here.
Dr. Stebbins is using the 12-inch re.
fracting telescope of the observatory
and an electric photometer, by means
of which the light from star. planet
measured with delicate galvanom-
eter. and SO the brightness Of the
object can be accurately determined.
The chief difficulty is in keeping the
brilliant light from Jupiter itself off
the cell. but DR.. Stebbins has over.
come this by the use Of small dia-
or moon Is focused on film of metal
lie potassium. The results in mi
mute electric current which can be
phra gm with hole through which
the light from the satellite can shine,
but not the planet. However. satellite
|. the nearest to Jupiter. is too close
to be measured even with this method.
Measurements have been made Of II,
III and ". All of these satellites
were discovered by CALLED in 1910. and
Evening star., 1926-09-19
MOVING
| IS NEARLY ENDED
Transfer Of 100000 Pen.
| ision Files Only Part of
/ | Big Job Unfinished.

The moving Of various govern.
mehtal agencies from one building to
an1fher to bring about more economi.
Calkuse of available housing facilities
which began in June. has been prac.
tic$lly completed. Mai. L. s. Grant
Sd. director Of public buildings and
pa rSks, announced yesterday.
The changes involved $500 EN-
plotes and necessitate the hauling OF
] .9aS truck loads OF Office equipment
frohn one building to another.
$4,000. 900 Files to Be Shifted
Most Of the changes were made
With view to placing the Bureau OF
Pensions in the Interior Building and
the housing Of the general account
ingt ofice in the old Pension Office
Building.
The only par, of the task still in
complete is the moving Of 5000, 900
Pension Office files to the Interior
Building
Along with the large collection of
desks, typewriters and other office
sBpblies. those in charge Of the work
faced the delicate job of moving 25l
mirtors
Mines Bureau Moved.
Following is summary of the
moyes made:
The Bureau Of Mines was moved
from the Interior Building To the
Winder Building. AT Seventeenth and
r Areets.
1he solicitor of internal revenue
was moved from the interior Building
to The Nalker-J ohnson Building.
The solicitor of the Treasury was
moxed from the Interior Building To
The sWalker- J ohnson Building.
The Bureau Of Pensions was moved
from the Pension Building to the In
teribr Building.
The general accounting office was
moved from the Winder Building. the
Naiker.J ohnson Building. the Ord-
nance and the Trea sur% Department.
Ruhdings to the Pension Once Build
ings -,
The tribal claims division g: the
general accounting Office was also
moved from the AUDITORS Building to
the Registers Building. ll9 ID street.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
HELP FOR EUROPE
ASKED OF AMERICA
Business Conference Dele
gates Urged to Lend Hand
in Recovery From War.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WELLESLEY, Mass. September
1s.-An appeal for whole-hearted CO.
operation with Europe in helping 1t
to recover from the ills Of the war
was made before the thirteenth annual
business conference here today by
John H. Fahey, former president OF
the Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States.
Let us decry a certain tendency IN
some quarters toward boasting about
our wealth and efficiency, and see II
we cannot accelerate this development
elsewhere" he said. Let us try to
reduce the disconcerting prevalence
of ignorance among our people as TO
the problems of the rest Of the world, 1,
and especially of Europe; let us sug-
gest the possible helpfulness of saying
what we think about unreliability.
prejudice, intolerance and sensation
alism of large part of the news sent
by so-called special correspondents
from Europe and widely published in
America.
Let us read with some reserva-
tions the statements of the return
ing tourist from Europe who talks
about the 'f1rst-hand survey he has
made--largely on the boulevards and
in the cafes. Let us discount and
lend no encouragement to the out
Evening star., 1926-09-19

duced in the penal colony days to
supply food and milk for the colonists.
have proved the nemesis of other
forms of life on the island. OF the
10 forms of bird life and mammals
that are endemic to Guadalupe, the
goats are responsible for the extinc-
ton of three. The towhee and wren
were exterminated by the complete
destruction of the underbrush. while
the carcaras preyed upon the new
born kids and were destroyed by men
who had been granted the concession
Of exploiting the goats for their hides
and tallow.
The adventures of the goats are
not without peril. Huey said. Sew
eral carcasses of goats have been
seen floating in the water beneath the
precipitous cliffs. an evidence that the
animals had fallen from the bluffs
overhanging the sea. But, as rule,
he explained. the goats cling to the
face Of the precipices almost as tena-
ciously as fy ascending a window
name.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
Special Attention to Motorists
Garage Facilities
Dine in
the |Dixie Roon1!"

VIE meals served the Dixie Room
tel line The service la carte and table the de-
ghs home cooking and seasoning cooks
give their special attention this
possible cost always bearing mind the
eru washington markets placed special
feature OF this service SO that guests assured of the the
lowest cost without leaving the hotel Wv
Evening star., 1926-09-19
PRINCE TO WE'D THIS YEAR
Engagement of Leopold and Astrid

BY Cable to The Star and New York World.
BRUSSELS, September 1S.-The en-
gagement of Crown Prince Leopold of
Belgium and Princess Astrid of
Sweden will be announced officially on
Monday.
The Crown Prince will go to Stock
holm at once, and the wedding will
follow in Brussels before the end of
the year. The ceremony will be Cath
olic, which implies th"t t''o '-'ide may
become a convert to that faith.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

More buildings are being erected IL
g tmany now than for some time.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

givings. Of that type of politician,
either here or in Europe, who never
helped in building up anything. and
never will, and whose stock in trade
is the age-old. evil appeal to jealousy.
suspicion and prejudice.
I'm a word. let us recognize and
understand, once and for all, that we
Evening star., 1926-09-19

Thos. e. FARRELL. presi-
dent Of Thos. z. FARRELL
Company.
A. n. Plugge, president
OF the Seventh Street
Savings Bank.
Leonard p. Steuart. presi-
dent OF the Steuart
Motor Car Company.
William Henry White, at
torney at law.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
ARBOREAL "COW" FOUND.
Tree in Central American jungle
Yields Milk.
nenal nisratch TO The Star

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. september
1s.-Explorers in the Central Ameri-
cans jungle may find substitute for
,hesmilk Of animals in tree that has
lust come to scientific attention. The
arbpreal COW is ''milked' by cutting
into the bark and the LIQUID that
poltrs forth is rich and creamy,
palstable and sweet to taste accord
ines to its discoverer. Prof. S. j. Re-
cord Of the department of forest prod
ucts at Yale University.
Several other varieties of Cow
trees" grow in tropical South Amer
ica1 but thus far the one in Guatemala
is the one found farthest north on the
continent of North America Scien-
tists say that it's occurrence in Guate-
mala. is a matter of interest. since
related species in Colombia is said to
Weld ch;cle. the basic principle of
chewing gum.
----s
More buildings are being erected in
Cetmany now than for some time.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
We Feature q
Special Business Mems Luncheon
From II to z P.M.- -6Oc
Also a Ia Carte Service
DIRECTORS

L. Whiting Estes. vice
president Of the Column
bia National Bank.
Augustus Gumpert, for
twenty-five years asso-
ciated with Washing
ton hotels, and man
ager of the Ebbitt hotel
for over ten years.
James c. Hoyie. president
Hoyle & Martin.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

OFFICERS
AUGUSTUS GUMPERT. President
TH0S. e. FARRELL. Vice President
WILLIAM HENRY WHITE. Secre-
tary-Treasurer and General
Counsel
Evening star., 1926-09-19
Cause for Thanks.

Huh grunted the pessimist,
what have / to be thankful for any
way?"
After that dinner you've just
eaten" said his friend, YOU should
be thankful If you don't have dys-
pepsia all the rest of your life
Evening star., 1926-09-19

are a part of the world. that our
prosperity and progress are tied UP
with that of the world as a whole.
and that We have a special stake i'm
prompt and thorough recovery of
Europe from the serious conditions
which still aff1ict it's people
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
WORLD COURT
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a new court under American aus
pices. But this proposal got no fur
ther.
The pressure for action continued,
and at the instance of the democratic
leader, Senator Robinson, the senate
agreed last spring to take up the
court in December, with the Swanson
resolution as the basis of discussion.
Soon after the debate began, it
became apparent that the courts op-
ponents were fighting for time. For
the second time in it's history the
senate voted last Monday to end the
filibuster by invoking it's rule limit
ing debate.
Todays ratification, based on re-
vised version of the original Swanson
resolution, does not automatically
take the United States into the court
The reservations adopted first must
be submitted by the state department
to the other member nations, anc
each must declare it's willingness tc
admit the new member under the
conditions specified.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28

der the covenant of the league which
her husband brought back from
Paris and which the senate rejected
on March 19, 1920.
Operating under the drastic clo-
tpre rule limiting debate, the sem
ate worked far past it's usual hour
of adjournment in order to reach
the final vote.
There were five hours of debate
and then a rapid fire of roll calls
on which every reservation pressed
by the opponents of the court was
rejected by overwhelming majorities
The final roll call came suddenly
after Senator Johnson, republican,
California had made a dramatic last
minute appeal for rejection of the
resolution. of adhesion. Party lines
disappeared in the voting, forty re-
publicans and SO democrats casting
their ballots for adhesion and IA
republicans, two democrats and the
one farmer-labor member voting in
the negative
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-28
Extensive Troop Moves
North of HankOw,' China,
Lead to Traffic Halt
CBy Dispatch A. i. wire)

HANKOW, China, Jan. - All
through traffic on the Pelxing- Ham
kow railroad was stopped today. 1t
is reported that the line has been
cut between Kioshan and Suiping,
about 200 miles north of Hankow.
There have been extensive troop
movements from Hankow northward
into Honan province troop trains
leaving this city hourly today. Mill
tary forces from other sections Of
Hupeh province are concentrating
here. @
The Hupeh troops which are NOV
ing north into Honan and in the
general direction of Pel<ing, are be-
ing joined by large bodies of soldiers
which have revolted from the Kuo-
minchun, or national army, which for
merly commanded by Marshal Feng
Yu- Hsiang recently won control of
Chihli province. These revolving
units are calling themselves the
Tzechichun or self governing army"