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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-14

SALISBURY, N. c., October IA
R.-An autopsy on the body of
Mrs. Virginia Mcpherson, 23-year
-old nurse, found dead in her
Washington, d. c.. apartment on
September IA, will be performed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13
WATER SEEMS
EPILEPSY CURE

ROCHESTER. N. ", Dec. Is Up
Recently a group Of children gather
ed In a special ward IN a Rochester
hospital. playing happily, all appar-
emily healthy.
Only a few months previously
this same little band had been a
pathetic group Of epileptics, all pro-
nounced incurable.
But now" to quote a visiting
physician, there had been such a
Gbznce for the better that even their
Own mothers and fathers scarcely
would have recognized them"
The hospital was among the first
20 try a new experimental treatment
for epilepsy. No cure Is announced
vet, but the story of the children is
out.
The treatment is surprisingly SIM
pie. II is restriction Of water intake
both in drink and food. 1t is a
drying process. based on belief that
excessive wetneSs of brain tissues Is
q c~ontrihutory cause OF commissions
in epilepsy.
It appears to be effective IN stop
ping seizures Of the children In a
AAAkAA REAANAaI0HN "a S01N@t WAA$AA RA1R
eriy carried out.
Inc new treatment Is used by DR.
Irvine McQuarrie, associate profess
sor Of pedlatTics, University Of Roch-
ester.
It is referred to In a paper before
the Association for the Study OF In
ternal SecretionS by DR.. Oliver
Kamm Of Parke, Davis and company
for it has a bearing on his theories
Of water balance in the body. DR.
McQuarTie has reported It before
medical societies and in the Amert-
can Journal OF Diseases Of Children.
We try to emphasize" DR.. Me-
Quarrie said 70 The Associated Press
that the dietary and low-water reg
iment is not TO be looked upon as a
permanent cure. but as merely a
more satisfactory and PROMISING
measure OF control OF symptoms than
abe older drug therspy."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13
Cities Seek Gas
Tax Exemption

HOUSTON. Tex. Disc. l3.-P-
The next legislature probably will
be asked to exempt municipalities
from payment OF the four-cent
gasoline tax.
Mayor Walter Montieth OF Hous-
ton has announced he proposes urg-
ing Governor Moody and State
Senator Walter Woodul Of Houston
to bring the matter before the next
session.
Il have asked mayors Of other
OF the larger cities to join me il
the request" Monteith added. II
car see no reason why the city
should pay such a tax, which was
presumably voted for the upkeep
Of state roads. We keep up our
own streets. The city uses thou
sands Of gallons Of gasoline month
" and the tax Is a big burden on
Texas cities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13

VVTHEN the Mendeissohs
w GIee Club, the Oldest orga-
nization Of its kind in
America. gives its first broadcast
Wednesday evening. Dec II, as
guest OF the Happy Wonder
Bakers one Of the best known Of
the famous ehoristers will be
Obey Speaks. who gained an i'm
ternational reputation when he
wrote the music for Kiplings
Road TO Mandslay."
Mr.. Speaks Joined the Mendefs-
sohn singers back in 1898 when
the Club was directed by the
eminent American composer, the
late Edward A. Mcdowell. Al
though the Mcndelssohn Glee
Club was organized In 1866. being
the first American singing orga-
nization. II has never given a pub
lie concert Two or three times
each year the Club gives a private
concert which may be heard only
BY special invitation. For the last
half century It's lnfrequent con-
certs have been signal social
events Of the musical season in
NEW 1OIh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13
RURALBUDCET
BEING DRAWN
Compulsory School Law Less
Enforced Than Game
Rules

AUSTIN. Dec. ia budget OF
rural aid grants for Texas country
schools now IS being compiled BY
the department OF education and
win be submitted to the next meet
ing Of the state board Of education,
Tuesday, Jan IA. for adoption.
Concerning the compulsory school
attendance law, a vivid contrast in
the extent to which the state pro-
y&eFs for enforcement measures Of
IL different laws recently has come
to light.
In remote houses scattered al in
tervals Of miles through the brush
country r children who have never
seen the inside Of a school house.
Some OF them are nearly grown.
The allotment Of state rural aid
money are being recommended after
Inspections by assistants IN the rural
school division Of the department
De made public until the budget has
been passed on by the board Of edu-
cation, 1t was announced.
In one such ranch. IS miles from
the nearest highway. a group Of
hunters went on their annual deer
hunt. A game warden trailed them
all the way in to check up on how
many prongs the bucks they killed
might have.
But there was no state officer
Checking up on enforcement OF the
law effecting education.
Prediction that Sen. Edgar E. Witt
Of Waco will be found IN the race
for lieutenant governor next spring
is being made here by public Of
ficials and friends Of Witt.
Former Sen. w. H. Bledsoe of
Lubbock already is in this race.
Speaker w. s. Barron Is a pros
pective candidate, unless the urge
of the governors race, which he is
feeling, sways him further than 1t
has so far.
=. q. WalthalI, who has three
weeks more as chairman OF the
state board Of control before his
six year term expires. is still strong
~ disposed to be a candidate for
treasurer next year. he has stated.
The salary Of treasurer. as cleo
tive office. is $500. or Just half
what Mr.. Walthall gets in his ap-
pointfve Job.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13
New Chrysanthemurn
Is Called Number SO

ST. PAUL. Dec. 13.-P-A new
chrysanthemum. chrstened Num-
Der 49," has Zen produced by
botanists at the Minnesota college
Of agriculture.
The plant Is being watched closely
in the hope it will be possible to
make Of Il the parent OF a new
breed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13
WALKS INTO A

Chlcago.-Watching an airplane
overhead. 1~6-year-old Edith Wat
son walked into the path OF an
automobile and was killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13

It Is you, however; whose Judgment bothWe
and the manufacturers are interested in-and
especially in what women who have seen and
inspected this new and greater Universal In
A-Drawer Broiler Gas Range think and say.
To adequately describe this new Universal
Range is q task beyond our descriptive powers,
only by a personal inspection can you appre-
ciate its masterful beauty, its revolutionary
improvements and the outstanding character
of the new and added conveniences it offers.
M - a~#arES v -
We cordially invite you to visit our store,
thoroughly inspect the new Universal Ina
Drawer Broiler Gas Range and-let us help
you answer this question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-13

p There is nothing you could get t
would be a more practical gift.
why is the Universal ina Drawer
BroiIer Range the serviceable
and convenient Gas Ranger
To those Of US who nave had close associa-
ton with Universal Ranges-Who have seen
their swift evolution toward Professionalism
have thoroughly inspected with interest and
appreciation of its merit, the greatest Uni
versal Creation-"The Universal n-A-Drawer
Broiler."
To US this question Is extremely easy and
the unanswerable reasons we could advance
are almost without number.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
Rabbit Whiskey Is
Latest COncoctiOn

Chicago, DEC. l3.-(H-Squirrel
whiskey Is sufficiently well known IN
the bootleg trade to be written With
cut Quotation marks, but rabbit
whiskey Is something new.
Jack Thomas. charged with selling
it. explained the difference 70 Judge
Herbert q. lmmenhaalsen yesterday.
Squirrel whiskey. said Thomas, was
50 named because Il created . desire
to climb trees. poles and such. "Rab-
bit" whiskey. the brand he was
blamed Tor selling, imbues the drink
O. with an overpowering urge TO leap
and run.
Officers who had arrested Paul
Wllke for drinking the stuff said sure
enough, that was the way.lt Affected
Wiike. He hoped and ran hither
and thither, and tho policemen had .
difflcult time catching him.
judge lmmenhausen fined Wtlke
10 Tor acting uke . rabbit and
Thomas eloo for helping him get
that Way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
DEVICE MIKES HUMAN HEART
PHOTOCRAPHITSELF ACTION
Doc Perry Makes
Observations ON
Recent Snowfall

DR.. H. T. Perry. Bismarck dentist
sorely believes he knows more about
'snowfalls'' than q. w. Roberts, Bis
marck's weatherman.
doc" read hat the recent SNOW
Was light. soft and dry" according
to the federal meteorologist. He be-
lieved It until he made some observa-
tions Of his own.
DOC" was walking across . street
There WAS snow underfoot. Suddenly
like Mercury. his feet took wings
Everything that goes up must come
down. doc" made = forced land
ing. And Owl
1T pains me to differ with q. w.
says the doctor. ''but that snow wasn't
soft. Study Of my anatomy tells me
%"
And that's Why .Doc' was down
cast over q. WIS forecast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
INJURED NEWSDOY,,
SAVES PALS LIFE
DESPITE Broken Arm and Knee.
cap, Youth Drags Uncon-
scious Boy off Tracks

Chicago. Dec. l3.-(R-rfactures
Of the right arm and knee cap did
not prevent Irving Gould. 10. Wauke-
gan newsboy. from being . hero last
nieht when the chances looked slight
for his friend. Lester ThlHnWell. also
70, ana . newsboy.
The two were delivering their -.
pefs by automobile. A. they ap-
preached . railroad crossing. Ihurn.
well failed 70 re . steam shovel trail-
inn q truck. Their automoolle
smashed into the machinery ana
skidded onto the tracks.
a train Vas coming-l.Oo0 feet
away, Thurnwell lay unconscl0ue
With q skull fracture. Gould set1ed
Thurnwell'x coat with his able arm
and, limplng from his injured knee.
he draeeed his friend off the track.
Doth tumbled Into . ditch beside the
tracks 6 the train reared By. . gey-
Aer squirting into the cir ahead O y
marking tho end Of their automobile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
LEADERSPRESS|NC
QUICK SETTLEMENT
OF REDUCTION ACT
Smoot's Move to Decide on Ad.
ministration Measure First
Carries 60 to IS
INDICATES EASY PASSAGE
Senator Blaine Refused 70 Per.
nit Temporary Laying Aside
Of Tariff Talk

washington. Dec. l3.-tF-After
once taking up the 500 100000 tax
tax resolution today, the senate later
was forced to make . record decision
between consideration Of the tax cut
and the tariff bill and voted over
whelminsly to 80 ahead With taxes.
enAtor Blaine. Republican. Wlscon-
sin. refused to permit the tariff bill
to be laid aside temporarily for con-
sideration Of the tax resolution when
the tariff measure automatically came
before the senate.
Chairman emoot Of the finance
committee thereupon moved to 80
ahead with the tax resolution and his
motion WAS carried. % to IS. Demo-
cratic and Republican leaders Joining
In It's support.
The vote was believed indicative Of
the measure Of strength for the tax
resolution In the senate and leaders
were pressing for an early decision.
Those voting against laying aside
the tariff for immediate dispo6ition
Of the tax resolution were:
Republicans-Blaine. Borah. Brock
hart. Cutting. Frazier. In Toilette
Norris. Nye. Norbeck, Mcllaster and
schall-ll.
Democrats - Blease, Connally
Thomas Of klahoma, and Wheeler-4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
London Man Becomes
Permanent Rector Of
st. Georges Church

Ct. Georges Episcopal church. Bis
marck. will have . permanent rector
beginning Sunday. Il Is announced
today.
The new rector Is the Rev. Alfred
Z. Bennett -Haines. London, England.
who Is expected to arrive here eatur-
day night.
Re Win conduct his first services It
o.. Georges church ct . .. n. and
lO:l6 .. n. Sunday.
The new rector Is coming here from
New York city, where he spent year
q Trinity church. Previous to his
affiliation with the New York church
~ had spent . year In the West
lndieR
The Bismarck church has been
without ! permanent rector for more
than . year. the Archdeacon Homer
Harrington. Fargo. having conducted
several services here during that
time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
III. p. Coop Seeks Building Loa
GERM THAT CAUSES INFLUENZA
ISOLATED BY YOUNG SCIENTIST
Senate Pages Form
Own Scouts Troop

Warrington. Dec. l3.-(REThc
pages Of the senate have formed Z
boy scout troop. to emphasize the
citisenship section OF the organiza-
tion's program and assist their broth
er scouts throughout the nation In
this subject.
Charles Z. Jackson. secretary to
Senator Smith Of South Carolina, Is
their scout master, and the troop
committee includes. In order that no
party partiality should be shown, q
Republican and . Democratic menu
Der OF the senate. Cou1ens Of Michi-
gan and Brock Of Tennessee.
Senator Moses Of New Hampshire,
has arranged that Q basement room
at the capitol Be turned over to the
troop for its headquarters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
CHRISTMAS BEAUTY
CONTEST ARRANGED
$50 Win eo Awarded 20 20 Bic.
marck Homes Having the
Best Decorations

Bismarck should Be more beautiful
this Christmas than ever before.
A Bismarck Beautiful Christmas
contest Will Be sponsored BY the As
sociation Of Commerce, u was IN.
nounced this morning BY Il. p. God
dard. secretary. i
Fifty dollars In prizes viii, b
awarded winners In the two branches
Of the contest-residenttal exteriog
decoration and residential window
decoration. Nine pri1os will be
awarded In each branch.
judging win be made during the
evenings of Dec. = and -. according
70 the plan adopted. All entrants Ia
the contest must register at the A.
ISOLATION ol Commerce On q belore
Dec. q.
Members of the judging commit
tee are Z. j. Klein, chairman, ". i.
Nuessle. state supreme court justice,
h. =. Dakken. W. :. Doty and Ar.
Goddard.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
LOBBYIST CRuNDY IS
SENATOR WIIHR|CHT
TO SEEK HIGH TARIFF
Nyo's Resolution to Bar Wares
Successor 6anished TO the
Elections Committee

Washington, Dec. l3.-(PeJo6eph
r. Orundy. who never had any OBJ
lection to being termed . lobbyist,
today was = full.fledged member Of
the senate. privileged to use both
vote and voice In advancing the cause
which lies closest to his heart-the
enactment Of high tariff legislation.
A resolution to eject the veteran
Pennsylvania politician from the
senate seat which he assumed only
yesterday awaited disposition by .
perplexed senate elections committee.
the chairman OF which. throughout the
debate ON 0rundy's admittance, re-
peatedly asked what he was expected
to do with the measure.
Appointed by Governor Fisher ot
Rennsylvania, to the seat left vacant
BY the scnate's refusal to accept WI
liam 3. Ware. Qrundy received the
cath Of office last night at dnak.
His qualifications for office were
challenged by Senator Nye Of North
Dakota, one Of the independent
western Republicans. with the intro
duction Of the resolution. but at the
close Of nearly four hours Of debate,
the senate. with . thunderous chorus
Of ayes" admitted the Pennsyl-
vanian to It's ranks and sent the Nye
proposal to the elections committee.
The objection to 0rundy was based
upon his long record Of consistent
efforts to obtain high tariff laws and
upon the famous 1895 pennsylvania
primary election. In which Ware and
Fisher. running on opposition tickets,
won the Republican nominations for
the senate and governorship.
Debate brought from the few SEN
ators opposed to seating 0rundy the
opinion that Il Ware was disqualified
BY excessive expenditures In the
primary. then 30 was Fisher. whose
ticket spent more than that Of Ware
and on this ground. they argued, the
0rundy appointment was morally
valid.
fractional leaders are veil agreed
however, that there b no valid and
legal objection to 0rundy's appoint
ment and predict that Nye's efforts
will be overwhelmingly defeated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
Hoover Wants to See Caricature q
Himself That Spoiled Art Exhihii -

Washiugto0. Doo. 11.-(R,-Ihe
Arts club seems unAhlo % ooo16e
whether . certain caxioo4alro q tn
Unitod States = N good t0gto md llr.
Hoover. himself. nay paas upea the
question.
The drawing. 4 caxlcAturo . olla.
By Charles Dunn. washington aSti1t.
a1ong with coricAtalroe g Calvin
Coolidge, Andrew 1fellon ond Alfred
:. smith, wAs On oxhlhition q IT,
Arts club. Il was simply aanoEh9 ex-
hihition until soGne wo1non nn0mher1
u the club 6rocpod n. Th1g a. NJ
seem to mind the esnphA1is put al
A1r. Cocldoe's noe hy tn arttst nol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
lake TRAGEDY HAS
A FUNERAL echo
Baby Son Of Saved Sailor
Drinks Moonshins Used 70
Celebrate Dads Rescue

Chicago. Dec. l3.-(R,-Ths lake
tragedy Of October y when WillAam
Rogers. Z sailor, waS saved from The
sinking steamer Wisconsin or xe-
n0sha. reechoed funerally In his houe
today. His son James. four-yearu-old.
WAS dead.
Ever since Rogers was saved, With
other members Of the crew, from one
Of the worst storms that has sWept
Lake Michigan In years. there have
been celebrations ut his home. Nh.
Rogers said today that friends a her
husband had expressed their jubila-
tion By calling often. bringing bodies
ol liquor.
Their son was alone In tha house
yesterday except for IN uncle ph1llip
ODonnell While his uncle Was "a
another room. the boy climbed a !
chair and got bottle half filled With
moonshine whiskey. He drank nearly
al Of It.
Physicians worked over him several
hours. but he died late last night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
Reduces Variations HamperinQ
Physicians Taking Pictures
Of Heart and Lungs
CYCLE CAN BE CONTROLLED
E-Ray Film Exposures Of Pump
Can Be Made at Any Stage
of lts Movement

Philadelphia, Dec. l3.-lR,-The
human heart has been exhibited o.
~ own photographer at . demon
stration Of . new X-ray device ct the
Franklin Institute.
Tho device was invented BY Charles
Z. Weyl. assistant professor Of the
Moore School Of Electrical Engineer
Ing. University Of Pennsylvania. Dr..
=. Maurice Mcphedran. roent-genolo-
gist Of the Harry Phipps Institute,
collaborated With him In it, perfec-
tion.
The instrument reduces the varia-
tion IN X-ray photographs which
have hampered physicians In making
accurate pictures Of conditions In the
lungs and heart, which are always IN
motion.
~ IN elaborate system Of electrical
connections, percussion instruments
mirrors, fans and electric lights, the
heart is made to take pictures Of IT.
self and, the lung cavity ct any point
Ii their cycle of movement that the
doctor may desire.
a rubber bulb similar to those used
BY photographer to open and close
. camera shutter Is cut diagonally
across and left open. This open built
remnant then Is pressed against thu
carotid artery Ii the throat IN such
q way g 70 make the pulse beat Il
like . finger, squeezing air through
the rubber tube which runs to The
.>a~.e 49,, n~A ANnnA,sanna ~e.as.laHan~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
Government Seeking
Merchant Fleet Head

washington. Dec. l3.-tF)-Chair-
man T. v. O'Connor Of the shipping
board, Is ready to step aside. IS prest-
dent Of the Merchant Fleet corpora
tion whenever hts successor can Be
selected BY the board Of trustees Of
that governmental organization.
IN administration circles today, It
was said that the task Of finding Q
man who Is competent for the work
and It the same time willing to un-
dertake it has developed into . diff
cult one.
There were reports that Charles A.
Piez. Of Chicago. who WAS general
manager Of the corporation during
the war, had been tentatively agreed
upon for the place. but these were
discredited In some official quarters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
SHORT SKIRTS ARE VICTORIOUS
NDEBATE OVER PARIS STYLES
Cop Corners Bandit:
Forgot to Load Gun

Minneapolis. Dec. Patrol
man John G. Nordgaard spent every
night for Two weeks behind . counter
In the Arthur Charley grocery here,
waiting for bandit.
Last night hts big chance came ms
. holdup man made his fourth visit
to the store In six weeks.
Officer Nordgaard raised his shot
gun. took careful aim and pulled the
trigger. "A click resulted. He had
forgotten to load the weapon.
The bandit escaped with $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-13
TOASK farm BOARD
| FOR 5OO,OOOFUND
TO ERECT Terminal
Million to l,250, 600 eusheI Ca
pacity Elevator Planned
for Grand Forks
COMPLETING ORGANIZATION
Directors Of Northwest Grain
Cooperative Shaping Plans
in Minneapolis

Minneapolis. Dec. l3.-tPD-1ne
Farmers Cooperative Terminal asso-
citation Of Fargo. N. D., will ask the
federal farm board for loan OF $500 :
600 for construction Of q terminal
elevator with 1000 600 to i.2s0.00O
bushels capacity which It plans to
build at Grand Forks. It was an
nounccd here today by Harry Dron-
son. attorney.
Bronson is attending the meeting
Of the directors Of the Northwest
Grain cooperative. formed at Fargo.
N. D.. several weeks ago and which
Is In executive session here today.
NewSpapermen. the grain trade and
al others not invited were barred
from the meeting. J. T. E. DIN
woodie. Aberdeen. 8. D.. announced
nearly all of the 26 directors appolut- :
ed had accepted and said he expected
to announce the list Of directors 70.
night. Bylaws were considered TO-
day.
Grain growers from northwest
states gathered to complete final Or
ganization plans for the cooperative.
which has been approved by the fed-
eral farm board and the National
Grain corporation.
Gro1ps Decline To Join
TWO Of the largest northwest CO.
operatives. the Farmers Union Ter
mtnal association Of st. Paul and the
North Dakota Montana Wheat Grow
ers association, have declined to join
the new northwest group. These two
groups claim to have handled 95 per
cent OF the wheat sold cooperatiyely
ut Minneapolis last year.
The North Dakota Grain Dealers
association. the farmer elevator eroup
Of that state. Withdraw from the new
organization on recommendation oi
p A. Lee. Grand Forks. secretary.
The South Dakota wheat growers
and the Minnesota wheat growers
pool organizations for those two
states. and the Farmers Elevator -
sociations Of Minnesota. South Dako-
to and Montana and two other small
grain cooperatives constitute the
principal associations In the new CO.
operative.
Feltas d Aboent
Harry A. Feltus. Minneapolis, zen
eral manager Of the Farmers Cooper-
alive Northwest Grain corporation
with authorized capital Of 46,Ooo,00O
which was organised at . secret
meeting some months ago. did not at-
tend.
5. J. Coddington of 0tanlope,
Continued On page Eleven)