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Evening star., 1927-09-29

lecturers and the student body con.
sisting largely Of students at the
chemical schools Of various universi-
ties. This year DR.. Wiley Is one Of
some 200 students.
If DR.. Wiley attends all the lee.
lures he will hear with other things
about ethics OF the chemical profess
sion, separation Of solids and liquids,
thickening and sedimentation. centri-
fugals and centrifuges. electrical pre-
cipitation, distillation and how the
chemists products are sold.
AS he has been professor Of chemis.
try in several universities and was
chief chemist Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, DR.. Wiley
may have heard something about
these subjects before. but sponsors Of
the exposition said he showed great
enthusiasm about listening to it all
over again.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
T LAMpLIGHTER INVITES WORLD
TO BOSTON'S 1890 CELEBRATION
Admits to Embarrassed City Officials That
He Sent Bids to 1900 Countries,
States and Municipalities.

as to Soviet Russia, whose resolu-
ton to send a delegation here first
brought Ryan and his letters to light.
The self-styled "organizer and pres
ident of the World League of Cities
was found in his modest home, where
his wife was busily engaged in try
ing to prepare dinner for their six
children.
Lamplighter Is Elated.
Ryan. who is about 40 years old, is
thin, quiet, studious and bespec-
tacled man, who has given himself
the task of lighting the world to
a new freedom OF peace, beauty and
happiness"
"Two months ago" he said, II ex-
tended an invitation to the mayor Of
Moscow, asking him to carry the
message of this great city to every
corner of Soviet Russia. The fact
that he has seen fit to accept is some
thing to rejoice at
Ryan paid the entire cost Of pre-
pairing and mailing circulars out of
his meager savings.
The lamplighter has formidable
stack of correspondence from person
ages with whom he put himself in
touch
Evening star., 1927-09-29

by tne AssOclateu TFess.
NEW YORK, September 29.-It will
be sad world indeed in two or three
centuries, for present indications are
that there will be virtually no beautiful
or brilliant women. wrote Prof. Ellis
worth Huntington Of Yale University
and Leon F. Whitney. executive Sec
retary of the Eugenics Society Of
America, in a book, THE Builders OF
America" published yesterday.
This is but an aspect, they said, OF
the alarming decline in birth rate
among the brainworkers or builder
class. In five generations 200 fathers
of the brainworker type will leave only
% descendants. while an equal num-
ber Of unskilled workers will leave 472
unless something Is done. their statis-
tical studies revealed. to check this
present trend. through which the crea.
tive, artistic and imaginative faculties
of the race are said to be dying out.
The Follies girl and the college girl
Evening star., 1927-09-29
License Aids Quashing Charges.

A marriage license obtained yester-
day paved the way for quashing of
charges against Lester Phipps, rs
years old, Of New York, who was re-
turned here yesterday by a deputy
marshal after his arrest in New York
while in company with Virginia Miller.
Is years old. Of 4S6 Louisiana avenue,
on a warrant sworn out by the girls
mother, Mrs. Maude S. Miller.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, September 29.-City Off
cials faced the embarrassing fact to-
day that without their knowledge
1900 countries, states and municipal
tiles scattered over the face of the
globe had been invited to participate
in Boston's tercentenary celebration
in 1880.
When Soviet Russia fastened to an
nounce it's acceptance and when Ger
many and Denmark made inquiries
concerning the scope of the affair Of
ficialdom was stirred. but the full eX-
tent Of the potential influx OF honored
guests was not apparent until vii
liam A. Ryan. Dorchester lamplighter
and sometime janitor, calmly ad-
mitted authorship of the invitations.
Surprise to Officials.
He told amazed inquirers that
every day for four and half years
he had sent out at least four Of them.
IN fact, he figured that the current
invitations could not number sin
gle one fewer than 1900 and it might
be higher.
The impending celebration was
news to Mayor Nichols and other
municipal department heads as well
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TO the women of
.tlle Nation in an
mddresS before the
sixth national con
vention of the
American W a l
Mothers.
You have passed
as individuals
through the great
est grief that can
come to human
kind. but you are
proving that it is
out of human sui
fering, he highest
and most unscliisli
resolves of human
itv come, Gen.
Dawes said.
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In arrears and counsel fees. The con.
tempt charge then was dropped.
Mrs. LorentZen was the first woman
ordered to pay almony under the
new California law. Her husband
testified she always had taken his
earnings as a cattle man. leaving him
penniless. He showed she had $4,000
bank account.
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on insidious oppositionist propaganda
and working hand-in-glove with n
number of intellectual bourgeois
violently opposed to the central Com.
munist committee. The expulsious
are regarded as indicating a new reso-
luton by the central committee to
prosecute vigorously all underground
party activities.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
ILLINOIS PAPER SOLD.
Lincoln Star Bought by Courier
Herald-Third Sale in Week.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.. September 20
R).-Purchase by the Lincoln Eve
ming Courier Herald Of the Lincoln
Star was announced at Lincoln late
yesterday. 1t is the sale OF the third
illinois newspaper within a week, the
Bloomington Bulletin having been sold
to the Bloomington Paragraph and
the Danville Press to the DanvflN
Commercial News.
The Lincoln Star will suspend publ
cation Saturday, October l.. it's good
will, property and circulation going to
the Courier Herald.
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Ends Hunger Strike.

TTIOMASTON, Me-. September 20
R.-Benajmin H. Turner Of Portland.
who is serving life sentence in the
State Prison for the murder Of James
A. Hallen. ended last night a hunger
strike he started five days ago. He
ate a small quantity Of bread and
milk.
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Acit ShAf5 w . ~
him any more let
tiers ter his
name.
| DR.. Wiley. pure
food expert. Is en-
rolled for the stu
dents course at
the eleventh an.
nual Chemical In.
dustries Exposi-
ton, and has been
attending @ v er y
lecture.
T h 9 students
course Is held in
connection w / t h
the xpo s | ton
each year. leaders
in the chemical
industry acting as
Evening star., 1927-09-29
Beautiful, Brilliant Women to Be Scarce
In 200 Years, Eugenics Writers Declare

have been equally remiss In falling
to have children. the authors found.
or 500 Follies girls they found only
500 married and only 25 had children.
The average child per graduate of
2,294 Vassar graduates was only one
and one.tenth.
Prof. Huntington and Mr.. Whitney
reached conclusion directly opposite
from the common argument that the
upper class Is being constantly built
up from the lower classes. A study
| of who's who" indicated that those
who rise from the lower classes are
usually childless or have very small
families. they said.
They found kitchenette apartments
and difficult economic conditions for
professional workers among primary
causes for the decline of the biological
vigor OF the creative class.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
COMMUNISTS EXPEL IA.
Group Accused of Working With
Intellectual Bourgeois.

MOSCOW, September 20 R.-Four.
teen Communists. including several
Red Army workers, were expelled
from the ranks of the Communist
party by the Presidium. or Moscow
controlling commission, today.
They were charged with carrying
Evening star., 1927-09-29
WOMAN PAYS ALIMONY
TO ESCAPE JAIL TERM
Faced Sentence for Contempt for
Failure to Give Divorced Hus-
band $50 Monthly.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. September 90
Miss DaisyN Lorentzen yesterday paid
alimony to her divorced husband. H.
J. Lorentzen. and escaped a Jail sen.
tence for contempt OF court.
Before her scheduled appearance for
sentence as the result of her failure
to obey a court order awarding her
husband $50 a month. Mrs. Lorent
zen's attorney turned over the amount
Evening star., 1927-09-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

The United Lodge of Theosophists,
Hill Building. Seventeenth and. l
streets, will have aktalk on The An
cient WISDOM" S:l5 o'clock.
Conduit Road Citizens Association
will meet. o'clock, at Potomac
Heights Community Church, Cathedral
avenue and Conduit road.
The music section Of the Locher &C
tivities Of the District League Of
American Pen Women, under direc-
tion of Miss Elizabeth Barnes, will
meet, o'clock. at league headquar-
ters, 1l08 Sixteenth street. Mrs. Sade
Catherine Coles, chairman.
The Wanderlusters will hold a bust.
ness meeting, s o'clock, in Mr. Shoe
makers office, 430 Louisiana avenue.
The Red Triangle Outing Club viii
give sunset and twilight walk
through the Mall, TO be followed by a
buffet supper and movie party. Wald.
burg Hewitt. leader.
FUTURE.
The Wanderlusters will give dance
October / in the clubhouse, Franklin
Park, Va, to raise money to put cleo
tricity in the house.
William Knowles Cooper, general
secretary, Y NJ. c. A, will deliver an
address on his recent trip to Europe
at a luncheon OF the Washington
Round Table tomorrow, 1890 pm, al
the University Club.
The Partisan Social Club will give
a benefit dance and vaudeville spe
cialties at the Knights of Columbus
Hall October Z at 8 pm. Public in
Vited.
The Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority will
give a reception and dance TOMORROW
al l. L'Aislon Club, -.-.-,------S---.-
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DAWES PRAISES
III. S. WAR MOTHERS
Vice President LaudS Serv-
ices in Speech Before
Convention.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
! MILWAUKEE, Wis. September 29.
--Vice President Charles G. Dawes,
himself a hrigadier general in the
iWorld War, last night paid tribute
Evening star., 1927-09-29
WILEY ONCE MORE
GETS CALL ITO BOOKS
Physician and Food Expert En-.
rolls for Tuition Without Ex-
pecting Additional Degree.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 29.-Har
vey w. Wiley. A. b.. A. NJ. M. D.,
B. s.. Phi. D.. LII. d. and d. Sc. has
gone back to school, but this time 1t
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Australians first plant for the manu-.
facture of aircraft is to be opened AZ
Melbourne.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

The earliest woman's newspaper was
the Ladies' Mercury. published in Eng
land In 1893
Evening star., 1927-09-29

The United Lodge of Theosophists
Hill Building, SeEenreenth and.
streets, will have aEtalk on The An
cient WISDOM" 8:l5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Conduit Road Citizens Association
will meet, o'clock, at Potomac
Heights Community Church, Cathedral
avenue and Conduit road.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
FUTURE.

The Wanderlusters will give a dance
October / in the clubhouse, Franklin
Park, Va, to raise money to put cleo
tricity in the house.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

The Wanderlusters will hold bust.
ness meeting, o'clock, in Mr. Shoe
makers office, 430 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

The Partisan Social Club will give
a. benefit dance and vaudeville spe-
cialties at the Knights of Columbus
Hall October at 8 pm. Public In
yjte6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05

ilikhly respected citizen Of Meigs-
yilge, who III at the home or hts
daughter Mrs. j. L. Glenn, suffered
a stroke Of paralysis Monday morn
ing, and Is in a critical condition.
Since writing the above we called
at the Glenn home. Mr.. Mccormick
had been helpless, but on Tuesday
got out OF bed alone while the fam
lily were ,out--a peculiar case no
doubt.
Wesley Bone is seriously Ill with
heart trouble at the home of his son
Clyde. Easter didn't seem TO have
much to do with the weather this
time. Come to the chicken supper
at M. V. hall, this Saturday night.
You will be glad. The proposition
70 build was voted down at the con-
gregational meeting of the Mt. Car
mel folks Monday. We understand
they had something over $4,000
pledged. Harlan Richardson is re-
ported i'll with heart trouble at his
home at Tallytown. Miss Alberta
Mousley is assisting Mrs. Fred Rad
cliff in the store during the absence
of Mr.. Radcliff and son Stanley. who
are employed on the county grader.
We are informed that J. p. Carnes
of Toledo is expected here this week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05

We note with pleasure the ac-
1 qnigitfon or new correspondent Al
Bristol. All that's necessary now II
that the Bristolites do something
worth while. That end OF our sub
division seems to be breaking into
print, as we noticed one OF the resi-
dents waiting at the close of the day
to send the news to the GAINESVILLE
papers.
1 The Bristol township trustees
were in session Friday. The bills
shot hole in the cash road that
made it look about as bad as the
road.
Children's day at Mt. Zion M. E.
church, Sunday, June S.
Harlan Richardson of route four
is reported seriously iii with heart
trouble.
The Mt. Carmel church meet
Monday to vote on the proposition
of building new meeting house.
Me1gs, o., April 80, 1927.
Aunt Sarah Ann:-You are
good woman and no doubt your ad-
vice is worth while. Yet sometimes
we feel like telling some folks to go
to the devil and go on our way
then we wonder if they would pay
any attention to US. After all is
done and said if you try to make
friends with a grizzly bear you will
have to use different tactics than
when you are handling lambs. We
are worried about our friend H. Fl.
0glevee, Cumberland route. The
oil men tore his road up so he could
not go to Sunday school all winter,
and the verdict came "dry hole" OF
course he has been counting his
rental. We told Uncle Timothy if
the hole came in dry, he would like
ly wish he had leased. OF
course he got rental. At one time
it looked as though his neighbors
would have the Haw, Haw, on him.
but they lost. Children's day will
soon be here, when some folks spend
500 for clothes to attend, and con-
tribute a dime to the collection
your nephew, Willie.
Teachers Hired
The board of education of Bristol
township at their meeting Monday
night hired the following teachers,
with some, that they
qualify: No. /, M. P. Daniels; No. 2,
Dwight Stephenson; Cabinville,
Grace Campbell; Pleasant Hill, W.
C. Smith; Sand Hill, Helen Crisman;,
No. 9. Lois jenkins; No. II, Merrill |
Brothers.
Seriously Ill
A. D. Mccormick, an aged and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05

walk over. Az soon ag It quits rain
ling Charley will be ready to start
out, giving demonstrations on how
to feed calf
Some of the folks while waiting
for the funeral cortege OF JAS Phil
lips to arrive at the church, mo-
ticed the monument OF Joseph Phil
lips whose death occurred In 1866.
Who was he?
w. T. Henderson and w. r. Davis
are putting an addition to the S. w.
Sheridan (Wm. Greer) house, put
ting another story on the back part
of the house. If Marguerite didn't
read the Meigs section we would be
tempted to tell you that we think
she is going to give us occasion to
write some very pleasing news.
Rev. Nuzum received the welcome
news from his bank in West Vir-
ginia, that he had balance there
that he had Neglected to spend. We
presume it wasn't the bank where
Miss Alice had her money.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05
CHFSTFRHTTT

Floyd Fawcett of Casper, Wyo.
has been calling on friends in this
vicinity for a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Richardson of Beatrice,
Neb., Mr.. and Mrs Carl Barnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCann of Ma
rietta, were calling on friends and
relatives, Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Randall are moving into rooms
in Jesse Woods home. Lew Glass
moved Monday to their new home
lin Frazeysburg. Carl KilIe's will
move from the Julia Murphey house
to the house vacated by Mr.. Glass.
which they purchased, and Lillian
Carpenter of Bartlett vicinity will
occupy the rooms vacated by Kille's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown of Ames-
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Pen
rose of Pennsville spent Sunday at
w. A. Peebles'.. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Hodgin and Mr.. and Mrs c.. S. Long
motored to GAINESVILLE. Sunday. The
entertainment by the Stewart players
given at Union hall, Saturday even
| ing, was very much enjoyed by all
who attended. Carl and Edith Pat
terson spent the week end with their
sons at Friends Boarding school at
Barnesville. Mrs. LISA Hallowell
who has been ilf for a long time, is
improving slowly. Mrs. Ida Dut-
ton has also been on the sick list
the past week. Misses Ella and
Lille Hiatt who spent the winter
in North Carolina, returned to their
home here, Sunday. They made the
| trip by auto. Mrs. Lucille Davis of
mother, Mrs. Sadie Penrose. Mr..
and Mrs. viii Roberts and Frank
McPeak of McConnelsville vicinity,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Nc
| Peak. Mrs. Ethel Dyer and chill
dren are visiting her parents Mr..
have closed and the teachers have
gone to their homes. Mothers day
will be observed at the NJ E.
I church by services in the morning
at which time a flower will be pre-
sented to the oldest mother, the
/
est family. In the evening there
will be special music. IA number of
Masons from here attended a Ma
sonic inspection at Bartlett, Monday
evening. Mrs. Hettie Woodward
was a business caller in McConnels-
vile, Tuesday. w. G. Worthington
and family of Lowell visited rela-
tives, Sunday. John and Anna Crew
of Pennsville called on Ida Dutton,
Sunday. The street from Union
hall to Friends meeting will be i'm
proved this summer, the grading
has been commenced. Mr.. L. S.
Niceswanger who is employed by the
Pennsylvania Drilling Co., at Pitts
burg, came last week to attend COM
mencement. His son Edward was
one of the graduates. He returned
to his work, Sunday evening. Mrs.
j. Glasstord and son Ray of Frazeys-
burg spent Sunday in our village.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05

Interesting Antluries

N. - Gilbert tells us he has a set
of cups and sancers which have
been In his family over 200 years.
He also tells us that Aaron Burr
was a first cousin OF his great grand
father, who died from wounds re-
ceived In battle-his death occurring
on the day of the battle of Lundys
Lane. Mr. Gilbert also has hat
made by his grandfather, Burr H.
Gilbert, whose hat shop was located
where the Kelly & Mcbride pool
room is located. The hat was made
In 1910 for Jos. Taylor, father of
the late James Taylor of Millgrove,
and the price was $3.50. Our friend
Marion has quite collection of
curios and antiques which we hope
to tell you about soon.
I. e. Sines, trustee, with a force
OF hands went to the rescue of c. r.
Flanders whose road had been wash
ed so badly that it was DANGEROUS to
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-05
ADD LIFE TO YOUR YEARS

And so add zest to your life. When
John R. Gordon, Danville, H., found
himself always tired at night and
burdened with backache," he took
Foley Pills, wonderful diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys. "After
few doses l felt better, could work
with more ease, became stronger
and could sleep better" Men and
women everywhere are using and
recommending Foley Pills, diuretic,
for faulty kidney action. In constant
use over 25 years. Satisfaction
guaranteed Everywhere
New Britain herald., 1927-11-10
BRIDGEPORT ROBBER
 LINKED IN STAMFORD
Police There Think He Carried Out Four TheftS-Accused Refuses
 to Comment on Charges.

Stamford. Nov. 10 LP-Police here are of the opinion that Ray mond E. Delaney. confessed burg lar al Bridgeport, carried out four robberies in this city. and Chief J. B. Brennan and a detective talked with him last night. Delaney would make no comment on his statement.
 The Bridgeport police say he con- fessed 10 l9 out of 50 robbcrics and breaks to them.
 Delaney was sent to Cheshire re- formatory from here for = months on February "S. 1921. II" had hit an old man over the head with q shovel and taken sl4 from him, be- ing caught % minutes later. The % months corresponds with the time he claims 10 have been in the marines. He has said that while at Cheshire he could look out of a winN6w and see the house where his parents lived. and he had also seen the funeral of his brother from the same window.
 The Stamford police claim that Delaney in his work as a credit bu- reau investigator was in this city al; the time of four robbcrics in which cash was taken in three instances and a gold bag the fourth time.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-10
City Items

Mrs. Margaret Malone has resign cd her position in the office of the New Britain Machine Go. 10 accept appointment to a stenographic post at the state capitol.
 A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. kachid Markarian of 900 Glen street.
 New Britain Ass. mbly. No. :, Or i"r Of the Rainbow, will meet in Masonic hall tomorrow evening at 1;30 o'clock. There will be in- iriation of candidates and members O. the Order of the Eastern Star Masonic fraternity arc invited to attend.
 The first degree will be worked on a class of candidates in full form at the regular meeting of Lexington lodge this evening. Plans will be completed for the got-together so- cial Thursday evening, December 22, which, will take the form of a Christ mas party.
 At the Blue Swan. Blue Plate lunch, G5c special luncheon. 4oc. every day from II to 2:S0.-advt.
 special attraction at the Blue swan night club, Armistice night and Saturday night.-advt.
 Mss Ruth Bristoll. woman pro- batioH officer, addressed a meeting of the n. A. l.. of Southington this afternoon on probation work.
 The police were notified today of Inc return of the operators license Of Howard L. Mackenzie Of S2l Church street.
 Sergeant M. J. Flynn has turned over to Miss Ruth Bristoll, woman probation officer, q boy who ran away when his companion was caught hy Police Commissioner M. W. Eannan. stealing a can of polish in front Of the commissioners place of business on Washington street last Saturday evening.
 Miss Helen Turso of r Highland street has resumed duty at the New Britain General hospital after an illness
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Thomas of s Locust street announce the en- gagemont of their daughter. Lillian. to Bernard W, Falkner of Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-10
RAMON DE VALERA
 SCORES SAFETY LAW
Irish Republican Leader Moves Re. peal of Act Charging 1t Violates
 several Acts of Constitution

Dublin. Nov. 10 P,-Eamon De Valera. Irish republican leader, moved repeal Of the government s public safety act in tho Dail today, denouncing the act as violating sey- eral articles Of the constitution.
 The public safety act, which came into effect after the assassina- ton of Vice President Kevin O'Hig- gins several months ago. was brought in by President Cosgrave and Immediately became one Of the most important points of controv- ersy between the government and the republicans.
 MT, De Valera, whose followers with himself only recently decided 10 take their seats in the Dali, to- day condemned the power which the act gives by permitting arbitrary arrests and deportations in the case of those accused Of threatening the safety Of the state.
 Minister of Finance Blythe op- posed De Naiera's motion for repeal Of the act, but moved an amendm ent restricting it's operation to two years instead Of five.