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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

from the vicinity that attended the
program at the Gray school Friday
evening.
Gene Taylor and Fred Crippen
called at the G. L. Wikle home Thurs
day afternoon.
John Bailey was a Sank Centre
caller Wednesday evening.
Francis Rooney of Padua called al
the G.. l.. Wike home Friday eve
ming.
Myron and Clinton Upton who are
employed at the AL Pickett home
near Padua spent the week end with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Upton.
Albert Michels called at the H. E.
Williams home Tuesday.
John Opheim called at the G. l.
Wikle home Monday.
Miss Della Bailey who is teaching
school near Padua spent the week
end at her home.
Pearl Wikle spent Sunday after.
noon at the Anton Jung home.
Harold O'Brien called at the M
T. Upton home Sunday morning.
M. T. Upton and daughter Ada
Elaine, called at the AL Pickett home
Saturday evening.
Fenton Parker is helping Mr..
Smith with his spring work this
week.
Charles and Margaret Michels
spent the week end lat home.
Miss Freda Reble visited with Miss
Carrie Williams Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper O. Olson
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crippen and
daughter Mercedes, Mr.. and Mrs
Hanson and Miss Lena Henry called
at the G.. l.. Wikle home Sunday af.
ternoon. -,..
Margaret and Evelyn Michels call
ed at the H. E. Williams home Sun
day. ......
Joseph Michels called at the Fenton
Parker home Sunday.
Roger Bailey, Mrs. Hanson and
daughter Edna, were on the sick list
this week. .
Philip Bailey called at the Eliza
Bailey home Thursday.
Leo and Walter Jung called at the
G. L. Wikle home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Wikle and
family were dinner guests at the M.
T. Upton home Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Bailey and son John
visited at the G. l.. Wikle home
Thursday evening.
Most of the farmers in this vicin-
ity have finished seeding their small
grain. They are all in hopes that il
will rain soon for the fields are SO
dry that the grain will not stand a
show of coming up until we get a
good warm rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reble were
dinner guests at the Wegiers home
near Osakis Sunday.
Charles and Walter Michels called
at the H. E. Williams home Satur-
day. d..
Mrs. Eliza Bailey and son John
helped Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bailey
plant potatoes Wednesday.
Mrs. G. l.. Wikle and sons Pearl
and Jack and daughters Ruth, Lois,
Grace, and Mae, and Elaine, Donald,
Harland, and Evelyn Upton were
among those from this vicinity that
attended the picnic at the Jung school
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Simpson
called at the G.. l.. Wikle home We'd
nesday evening.
Little Helen Williams visited at our
school Friday.
Leslie Williams spent Sunday with
the Matt Michels boys.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

property in Minnesota subject to adj
valorem taxation was $2,357,143;-
the amount of State taxes levied was
$11, 497, 617; and the per capita levy.
$4.51.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

Now Is the Time to Plant Flax,
says Arny-"Flax is the cash grain
crop that should receive consideration
for land that would have been put
into wheat had the season been ear
Her." says A. c.. Army of the farm
crops division, department of agri-
culture, University of Minnesota.
''The best yields of flax result from
planting made the last week in April
or the first week in May" he adds.
Except on land very free from
weeds, flax planted after May 10
usually yields lower because of COM
petition with weeds and increased in
jury by wilt"
University Course In Bookkeeping
May 1921 Home production OF
queens, new and old treatment for
foulbrood, location of bee yards in
relation to the honey flow, and care
and management of bees throughout
the entire years-these and many
other practical subjects will be stu
died at the annual spring short
course for beekeepers to be held at
University Farm May 18 to Fl in
elusive. Beekeepers of the univer-
sity, assisted by some expert from
the outside, will give the instruction.
A nominal fee to cover incidental ex-
penses of the course must be paid by
those registering for the work.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06
STILES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Reble and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Miller and family were among those
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

H. E. Williams and children called
at the G. L. Wikle home Monday af-
ternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

MISCELLANEOUS
2 grind stones. Scales. Steel corn cribbing.
Vice, drill, anvil, swil cart, hog troughs, WOW
en- wire, 20 #. ladder, eveners, log chains,
oil barrels, 125 fence posts, auto cover, pair
horse blankets, ice cream freezer, new lard
press, IL dozen egg case, Is dozen egg
case, 2 scythes, saw buck, buck saws, tank
heaters, 2 galvanized stock tanks. Chicken
coOps and pens, 2 new piano boxes, wood
and poles, some lumber, garden rakes,
shOvels, spades, 2 so gallon meat barrels,
barrel churn, Primrose cream separator, 8
gallon cream cans, gallon cream coolers,
milk pals, 1 new IL # dining room table.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-05-06

Ford car. 2 New Ford tires
Many other articles too numerous to mention
will also sell the farm of 160 acres, at
800 P. NJ. terms to be announced at the sale.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: CSepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Templom a w. Second St.-en.
Paroch;a a templommal szemben.

Eskiivo-Fenyes eskiiv5 folyt
le templomunkban majus no 80
en- delelott IL 6rakor, amikor
Nyitral Menyhert eskddott or0k
hiiseget szfve valasztottjanak, Ga
lalhbos Emmanak. Nyolc automo-
bill felpantlikazva, kidiszitve re-
pitette a lakodalmas nepet at Nj
lesra Warrenrol mikor bevonul-
tax, kis templomlnk majdnem
megtelt veliik. Eskiiv1 utan az
promsziil6knek foszonlszedsaga
ban levo hazaihoz ment az egesz
nasznep, dlolsa hangulatos muzsi-
kasz6 mar varta 6ket. A lakodal-
mi vacsora este s utan volt, me-
lyen Warren egesz magyarsaga s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03

tagsagi dijakb6l szedik 0ssze a
penzeket, azonkiviil karnevalok
rendezese altal es a penz szetosz-
tasa rendszerint az iskola-feligye
Is utjan tortenik.
A High chool-okban az egye-
siiletek igen Macy szerepet jatsza-
max es sok esetben megoldjak a
fiuk es leanyok gazdasagi profile
matt. Egyes sziil6i csoportok meg
tudtak oldani neh6zsegeket, anne
lyek megoldhatatlanok lettek vol
ma egyes sziil6k szamara, meg ak
kor is, ha. a sajat gyermekiikrol
lett volna $40. Az egyesiiletek
el6tt targyalasra keriilnek fontos
kerdesek, a gyermek egeszseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
FARRELL,PA
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAz
HIREI.
Kohl: V6csey A. Jen6. ref. lelkesz.

Temetes.-Sebes Ferenc k0z
szeretetben cit farrell magyar
honfitarsunk harom evi hosszu
betegseg ltan, majus 27.-en meg
halt. Sebes Ferenc 18S7-ben Go
ganvaralja, Kiskiik kiillom. sziile-
tctt Is esztendo ota allandoan
Farrellben lakott. Temetese ma
jus 29.-en volt, delutan a haznal,
maid a ref. templomban. Teme-
tesen nagyon sok rokon es joba-
rat jelent meg, akik mind koszo-
rut helyeztek a halott koporso-
lara. A halottat utolso utjara
mintegy harminc auto kiserte, g
rokonok, jobaratok Macy gya
sza mellett.
OzveIgye: Sebes Ferencne, sziil
Bogdan Julianna es B leanya: Ju
liska, Margit es szamos rokon, jo
barat gyaszoljak, Xix halas ko
sz0netet mondanak lap utjal
azoknak, xix koszorut helyeztel
a halott koporsojara es autojuk
kal megjelentek es osztoztak ;
ltgyaszolo csalad gyaszab ban.
| A temetesi szertartast Mt. Var
ga Lajos, beaver fallsi ref. lei
| kesz = Mt. Vecseyl ref, lelkes
betegsege k0vetkezteben = We
| ceZte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
E]Eli]ET]llE llI]IlflT=Ii@LEl
|Egyhazi hirek
EE@ETlflS

Youngstownbol es Nilesb6l is t0b
ben meg voltak hiva. Ugy, hogy
a rendez6 nasznagyoknak vote
lyeknek fott a fejiik, hogy ho-
Cyan ultessek lie AIT sok vende-
get. A jo vacsora elfogyasztasa
utan ismet tancra perdiilt ven
degsereg apraja -nagyja mula-
tott a kora hajnali orakig. Sok
boldogsagot az ifju parnak
Lelkesziink Farrellben.-A multi
vasarnap d. IL. mem volt istentisz-
telet Nileson, inert a gyiilekezet
elenge'dte lelkeszet a sulyos be-
teg farrelli lekesz helyettesitese
re. J0vo vasarnap, ha k0zber
mas intezkedes mem t0rtenik, es
te vegez oft lelkesz szolgalatot
ICY Nileson meglesz tartva del
utani istentisztelet is.
Egyhazmegyei gyiiles.-Az eg,
hazmegyp junius elsejen tartott;
gyileset, meyen egyhazunkat
lelkesz kepviselte.
Presbyteri gyiiles.-E hetel
szombaton este tartja presbyte
riumunk rendes havi gyiileset
| szokott helyen es id6ben a maju
| h6naprol valo elszamolas es a fo
! lyo iigyek elintezese vegett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
A SZULOK ES T A NIT o X
EGYEStjLETEI

Szamos eveken at a sziil6k az
Dal tudattal adtak at gyerme
keiket az iskolaknak, hogy most
vegre megsziinik gyermek iran
ii felelossegiik, hogy az most
mar tanitok valara nehezedik
es mem igen tor0dtek azzal, hogy
gyermekek testi es eg6szsegi
jolete milyen allapotban van. Az
is Macy megkonnyebbiilesiikre
szol9alt, hogy a gyermek erk0l-
csl es testi nevelese most mar
tanitok feladata lett, azzal, hogy
az iskola vette' gondjai ala. VagyI
harminc evvel ezel5tt'egy csoport
anya azzal a szandekkal eviilt
ossze, hogy tanitok feladatat
nemlleg megkonnyitse ezen "a te-
rem. 19o7-ben mar anyira haladt
ez mozgalom, hogn egy orsza-
COS kongresszus alakulhatott es
hamarosan kideriilt, hogy meg
alakult csoportok sokkal hathato
sabb munkat fejthetnenek Xxi. ha
eeyutt miik0des volna az ecves
csoportok k0zott. KesGbb az apa-
kat is bevontak az egyesiiletek-
be es ICY .j0tt letre a Sziil6k Is
Tanitok Nemzeti Kongresszusa.
minden allamban egyeni csoporto
kat letesitve.
Az egyesiiletek egyik feladata
az volna, hogy kiegeszitsek azo-
kat az alapokat, amiket az egyes
kozsegek iskolai celra fordita-
max. Termeszetesen, az egyesiile-
tex ARA az allaspontra helvez-
kednek, hogy iskolai felszerele-
seket k0zpenzekbG szerezzenek
be a kozsegek. Ahol azonban az
elolrany1ott 0sszegek mem bizo-
nyulnak elegend6knek, ott Szii-
lok es Tanit6k Egyesiilete gon-
I doskodik arrol, hogy jatcktere-
kef szerelJenek fel, hogy a oyer
mekek meleg lunch-ot kapjanak,
orvosl feliigyelet, klinikak es
konyvtarak alljanak az iskolas
gyermekek rendelkezesere, silk
seq eseten. Egy mask igen fon-
tos ten.akedese az egyesiiletnek
az, hogy tanul6k szamara isko-
lai alapitvanyokat letesitenek es
tanufoknak k0lcs0n0ket utal-
max XII. Ilyenforman sok olyan
gyermeket segitenek at a felsobb
lskolakon, akik sziilok szegenv-
sege folytan ezt maskent mem tum
max keresztiilvinni. Nehanyat egye
temekre 6s taitokepz6 intezetek-
DE k1lldenek ezen alapitvanyok
reven. Egyes alapitvanyok meg
koyetelik, hogy tanulo valtot
adjon az ilyenforman kapott k0l-
csonosszegr6l, mig 1nasutt csak
igeretet k0vetelnek tanulot6l,
hogy visszafizeti k0lcs0nt, mi
hefyt keresni tud. Michigan allan
ban peldaul az egyesiilet az anyak
max foly6sit annyi penzt, mint a
mennyit gNermek me2keresne,
la klnaradna az iskolab6l es dol
gozni menne. a helyi szervezetek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03

igyi szempontjat tartva szem
el6tt es megbeszelik a helyes tap
lalkozas kerdeset, t0bb pihenes,
kevesebb izgalom, cigarettazas es
hasonlo kerdeseket. Sz6ba keriil-
mex kivanatos konyvek, vala-
mint mindaz, ami a gyermeket er
dekli az iskolan kiyiil, hogy mint
szorakozhatik gyermek otthon,
vagy klubok alakitasaval, mulat
sagok rendezesevel, zenei okta-
tassal, stb. Hetenkent tartanak a
sziil6k es tanit6k gyuleseket, ami
kor is k0nyveket ismertetnek, .
melyek a gyermek joleter6l sz6l
max es ezeket a temakat targyal'
jak es atjak meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
EV.- REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: CIR. Gerenday Laszl6, ref. lelk.

Birtok atiratas.-1926. junius
elseje! Vesse elmejebe es szive-
be mindenki ezt a napot! Melto
ez a nap Isten dicsosegere es en-
Der emlekezetere +! Diadala a val
lasunkat fiiggetleniil gyakorl6
youngstown reformatusoknak ! A
miben hittiink, amiben remeny-
kedtiink, a megvasarolt birtok
gyiilekeztUnk scent nevere irat-
tatott 1926. junius ho eiso napjan.
A Szentharomsag egy orok Isten-
mex iegyen hala es tisztessegtetel.
amiert ntegsegitett benniinket
eros kilzdelmiinkben. Tisztesseg
stallion azokra is, akik kitartas,
aldozat keszseg es szabadsagszere-
tet altal odasegitettek gyiileke-
zetet, hogy minden mas foldi ha-
talomtol mentesen, egyedHl a j6
Istent6l fiiggiink es 0nmagunkat
kormanyozzuk. Szabad, fiigget-
len Amerikaban = szabad, fiig-
getlen reformatus gNiilekezet -
Van-e magyar sziv, melyben mem
gyul fel lelkesedes lang e..
Mi Trunk IstenUnk, aldj meg to-
vabbra is. Amen.
Kereszteles.-Az elmult vasar-
nap nyert Ern0 es Miklos nevet
a scent keresztsegben Mozes And
ras es neje, Czibula Maria fiacs-
kaja. Keresztsziilei: Kolozsi Mix
los es neje, Borzsak Borbala. A
szjllok newtonfallsi (Ohio) lako.
sok, a kercsztsziil6k Duquesne
Pa. VI
Ajanlasok.- Demjen .Janosnt
$500, Valeczku JOSEF $500.
Befizetesek.- Valeczky Josef
$40, Hochvart Adamne $40, id
Vekassy Janosne Ist. dies. 81, id
Dorko Janos $40, Kolozsi Miklos
ker. al. So, Mozes Andras es cs
ker. al. So, Tobias Janos 81, Ho
dory Sandor $40, N6i Klubunk
baljanak tiszta jovedelme $65.40
Kozgyiiles. Ahogy hirdette-
tett is, reank jovo vasarnap is
met rendkiviili k6zgyiilest tar
tlink az dpitkezes iigyeben. Jelen-
jen meg mindenki, nehogy ha va
lakinek mem tetszene a hozandt
hatarozat, azzal 6rveljen, hogy
mem volt oft.
Temetes.-E ho 2S.-an helyez
tiik orok nyugal0mra Hillovszk,
Janoskat, Hillovszky Janos es ne
je, Tokay Erzsebet eey h6napos
gyermeket. A kis csecsem6 oyer.
mex a Tod temet0ben .pihen.
Nyari iskolak.-Mint mindeg
ugy e nyaron is tartunk iskolat
Miutan sajat helyisegiink ar
ra az id6re mem lesz keszen, CamT
bell a 12-ik utcai Hallban
Steeltonon pedig Szulligan-fe
le Hallban fogjuk tartani az is
kolat. Mint mindeg, ugy ez aka
lommal keszitjuk elo a konfirmaI
dusokat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Kereszteles. - Jozsef Istvan,
Kun Jozsef es Bacskai Julianna
fla. szill. majus 9.-en, keresztel-
TEX maius 30.-an. Keresztszulel
voltak Kopacsi Pal es 10th Ma
ria.
Hirdetes. - Szabolcs megye,
nyullugosi sziil., Youngstown Ia
kos Paloczi Ferenc, id. Paloczl
Janos es neh. Zsofi Julmnna fla
veszi magahoz hazastarsul a Zem
plenm., nagvgeresi sziil., youngs-
town. lakos Battyanyi Erzsebe
tet, Battyanyi Janos es neh. Re
zes Erzsebet leanyat. Eskusznek
Junius 19.-en.
Ne hagyjuk el az arvakat. -
Nincsen szerencsetlenebb terem-
tes a vilagon, mint az a gyermek,
kinek nincsen Sc apJa, sc anyJa.
Ha az emberi kony0riilet mem
szanna meg az ilyen gyermeke-
ket, kiknek Sc apjok, Sc anyJok,
ugvan mi lenne bel0liik? Elpusz-
tulnanak es elvesznenek ruhat-
Ian, ellen es szomjan a mezokon,
vacu pedig az utcaarkokban. DE
vannak k0ny0riiletes emberi szl-
vek, melyek megindulnak az
ilyen szerencsetlen gyermekeken
Is felkaroljak oket es igyekez-
rex tenni ertiik. A j0v6 heten do
eb allnak fenk0ltlelkii embe-
n6k a mi egyhazmegyenk
zen elo apatlan es anyat-
san xatholikus szil0k utan elma-
a t arvak erdekeben. A piispok
/. felhivast intezett egyhazme-
cycle osszes papjaihoz, hogy ter
iesszenek fel plebaniak teriilete-
r6l ferfiakat, akik jarjanak ell 8
plebaniaban az arvak iigyeben. A
SIT. Istvan plebanosa a kovetke.
z0ket terjes1tette fel: Brier Hill
re Szalma Istvant es Dankovics
Laiost. East Youngstownba: Pit.
lik Istvant, Berzsenyi Ballast
Walter Janost, Fedo Istvant, Bis
tucz Mihalyt, Feher Mihalyt, Ke
lemen Gy0rgvot es ifj. Letoha Al
talt. Haseltonon: Kiss Bella e
G6ber Janos. Poland Ave-: Ski
ba Josef es Pinter Albertet. So
Sideon: Balazs Ferenc, Peder.
Istvan, Szarka Janos es ifj. Pa
l6czy Janost. Steeltonon: Duda.
JOSEF, Rendes Andras, Fiusz I'm
re, Bella Imre, Pal Janos, Incz'
JOSEF, Pint6r Gy0rgy es Bark
1stvant. Albert St.-en: Pelenta
Marion es Fermencsin Janost.
Kerem ezeket a ferfiakat, hogy
penteken este fel 8-kor j6jjenel
a par6chiara gyiilesre.. A gazda
gokt6l varnak az arvaIhazra even
kent legalabb $4,000, "a jomodu
aktol legalabb $4,000, a jo anya
ei helyzetben levoktol 1egalabl
5000. Az altalanos tagsag S20-ri
van megszabva evenkent; hozza
jarulo tagsagi dij $12 minden ev
ben. Ajandek $40, vagy enner Ike
vesebb. a Xix ajandekozni ohaj
tanak barmilyen osszeget az ar
vahazra, hozzak AIT ell parochi;
~ sa.
Havidijak.- Tomcsak Gy0rg,
hozott Brier Hillrol $40. Fizet
tex: Tamas Istvan 81, Grosz Ist
van 81, 10th Menyhert s., Raj
Janos 50, Lampert J6zsef 81, Ka
kuk Tstvan So, Tlko Istvan So.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

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Evening star., 1926-09-30

playing at his house for 16 months.
so far has made upward Of $3.50, 900
sterling and has been seen by
more than 2,370.000 persons. Sir Al
fred felt 1t necessary to say, in de-
Tending his policy of putting American
plays in such theaters as the Drury
Lane, "art has no nationality" Eng.
lish plays, however patriotic, are
likely now to be flops from a box office
point Of view.
II know" Sir Alfred added. that
there IS a small minority which con-
siders 1t a desecration and q degrade
ton that a musical play imported
from America should be produced at
the Drury Lane, but I am sick and
tired of such can't
Unkind London editorial writer's re-
ply that American art evidently is
right If it makes enough money.
The new American invention, the
vitaphone. synchronizing the moving
picture and the radio, has been sue
cessfully tried here under the name,
"phonofilm," playing to huge and en-
thusiastic audiences.
(Copyright 1926 by Chicago Daily News Co.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

DISCOVERIES Say Synthetic
Product Is Far Superior
to Quinine.
By Science Service.

By Science Service.
DCESSELDORF, Germany, Sep
tember Malaria. the most obsti-
nate of the tropical diseases In its re-
Sistance TO the advance of modern
medicine Is to have its hold broken
at last by a synthetic drug resembling
uuinine, but much more poWerIui,
produced in the laboratories OF the
I,lberfelder Farbenfabriken The dis
<overy created a sensation when 1t
was announced at the meeting of the
Association of German Natural Sci
entists and Physicians in session here,
and il was declared that 1t has sig
nifcance comparable to that of Bayer
.05. the remedy for African sleeping
sickness. which converts vast areas
hitherto plague-stricken into potential
homes for men.
Quinine for centuries the only
known specific for malaria and still
The standard remedy, does not wholly
conquer the disease. especially some
tropical forms Of 1t. 1t Is quickly
fatal to certain of the malarial para.
sites. but other strains of the microbes
resist it, The new remedy. which has
been christened "Plasmochin." wipes
them all out impartially. 1t is thus
regarded as a complete cure, In con
trast to the merely partial effective
ness of the extract of natural Gin
Chona bark.
Hope to Kill OF Germs.
Physicians say that there is now
hope of killing off malaria germs
until they are as extinct as the dino
Saur and the dodo, simply by clearing
up the blood of all malaria patients
until there are no more Of the dreaded
microbes for the Anopheles mosquito
10 carry. Exactly the same sort of
thing has been done with yellow fever
they point out, and that without a
specii" curative drug with which the
physician might help the sanitarian.
With plasmochin the conquest of ma
laria should be easier than that of
yellow jack" in spite of the wider
incidence of the former malady.
The new remedy is said to be easier
to take than quinine. because it has
no bitter taste. Heavy doses are
sometimes followed by cyanoSis or
blueness of the skin. but this Is of
brief duration. Upsetting of the
stomach rarely occurs and the pa
TENTS blood cells are not attacked.
Discovered by Research.
The discovery Of plasmochin was
not a matter Of lucky chance. but the
result Of a deliberately planned cam
paign of chemical and biological re-
search. Not one preparation, but sew
eral, in series of increasing potency,
were sought. The first malaria cure
worked out was one for a mild form
of the disease that aff1icts birds and
sometimes makes life miserable for
pet canaries. Then a second COM
pound was elaborated which would
cure the type of malaria with which
physicians sometimes inoculate men
to cure them Of progressive paralysis.
Finally the attack was made on Sc
we're cases of malaria, naturally ac-
Quired.
The exact chemical structure Of
plasmochin was not revealed. 1t was
frankly stated in the meeting that the
diScOvererS feared that their work
might lie pirated and exploited by
out siderS.
The weight of an incr of rain on
hn acre Of ground would be 226,512
hounds
Evening star., 1926-09-30

him. demanding to see his papers.
When they read the drivers permit.
they found it was made out to
ALBERT of Belgium"
The policemen, somewhat flustered.
were put at their ease by the King
saying:
"You are right. The King has
done wrong. But you will excuse me.
this time, won't you? l am bit late
for work."
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Rare Bird Specimens.

Despite all the search made for them
in the past. not a single museum on
earth has on exhibition specimen of
thA wandering albatross or of the
giant man-o war bird. that strange
specimen from the Ascension Islands:
but the Blossom expedition, sent out
by the Cleveland Museum, has re-
turned with about 25 specimens of
each. will have all of the specimens
mounted with care and expects to
exchange the surplus birds for others
OF interest in making distribution
among the various museums Of this
and other countries.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
England Receivers Lens Fame.

England is again taking it's leader
ship in production Of optical lenses.
From 1S48 to 1880 England led the
world in the manufacture Of the eye
sight aids. but lost this supremacy
to Germany and France by the time
of the World War. Due to the war,
however, research was again insti-
tuted and today England has taken
it's place as a leader in the field again.
Nine tons of optical glass are being
produced each month. or enough to
supply it's needs for the finest lenses.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
13 AMERICAN PLAYS
IN LONDON THEATERS
One Has All U. S. Cast and Sew.
.eral Have Stars From This
Country.

BY Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
LONDON. September 30.-Of forty
odd West ERd theaters. Is now are
housing American plays, Of which
several present American stars, in.
cluding Jane Cowl, Florence Mills and
Nora Bayes. At least one has an
all-American cast-"The Fall Guy,
with Ernest Truck.
Sir Alfred Butt, manager of the
Theater Royal, Drury Lane. the ira
dittonal home of British comedy, an
nounced today that the American
nlav. "Rose Marie" which has been
Evening star., 1926-09-30
KING SAVES GASOLINE
BY MOTOR CYCLE USE
Albert of Belgium, in Step With
Nations Economy, Halted
as Speeder.

BY tho Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, September 80. -
Albert, King of the Belgians. rigor-
ously obeying his country'S economy
laws as an aid in budget balancing.
eating only black bread instead Of
white. also has given up the use Of
his three automobiles to save gas
oline.
The King was riding from his
palace to his Brussels office" on a
motor cycle. He was exceeding the
speed limit. Two genda rmes stopped