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RECOGNIZED BY CHILE

BUENOS AIRES, Sep 25, (Po- Formal recognition of the new Ar gentina government has been given by Chile, it was officially announc- ed here.
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ss VICTORIA LEAVES INV.
 NOME: GOLD CARGO

NOME. Sept, AS, (Rl-The ss Victoria, of the Al s. s. Co., sailed for Seattle with 30 pas sengers on board.
 The vessel carries $215,0OO in cold bullion making the total shipment to date from Nome pla- cers close to $1,oOoooo
 The steamer was delayed one week here on account of wealth
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AND COPE
 H0PPEO WEDNESDAY

NOME, Sept, 26, lPl-Pilot Frank Dorbandt and his part ner, Mechanician Alonzo cope. of the International Airways of Alaska, hopped off "Wednesday for the Dillingham;, Bristol Bay district, with anti-toxin serum for natives stricken with dip
 theria. .. .
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PLANK CALLS FOR REPEAL

ALBANY, Sept, 26, (P-By a vote of 733 to 258 the New York Republican State convention in- corporated in their platform a plank calling for repeal of the 18th amendment.
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REP. STEDMAN DIES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, (P)- Representative Stedman of North Carolina, the only Civil War veteran in Congress, died here today He was go years old.
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FOUNDER PASSES

CAMDEN, N J, Sep. 26, lP)- pr. John Thompson Dorranc founder and sole owner of Camp bells Soup Co.,, 57, died of heart disease He originated canned and condensed soup in 1891 and joined his uncle's firm, Camp bel Fruit Preserve Go.
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FIGHT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, Sept, 26, P) The Campolo-s -sharkey fight has been postponed to Friday night owing to threatening weather
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MARINE INSURANCE

WASHINGTON, Sept, 25, (P- Marine insurance issued during the year of 1929 totaled $6O,O42, ,0OO in gross premiums
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POSTPONED, OCTOBER

NEW YORK, Sept, 26, (P)- The Sharkey- Campolo fight has been postponed to October 8. Officials decided the match might be more profitable if held at the Garden on that date.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-26

The finding of body near Pete Dahl slough, of the Eyak River flats, has been reported tn the Cordova marshals office. No clue to identity could be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
~DjpOrce Records.

THERE was not single county n 8W4
which escaped a divorce case during lS1es
although one county, Occola, almost attained
that distinction, single couple finding martial
bliss TO have departed sufficiently far to can 1OS
the attentions of judge. The countys ratio
of divorce to marriage was good, however, %
50 couples launched forth on the sea ~
matrimOny ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

~
his desk is piled high with papers
marked Rush" s..
Or consider the woman who talks
faster than she thinks, and whose tactless,
4-year-old remarks betray her into serious con-
sec uences. 80 r..
A Swedish professor of psychology has been
looking into this question Of the ups and downs
of human behavior. He finds that in addition
to your mental age and your age recorded by
the calendar, you have q third-your develop
mental or behavior age.
unlike your mental and calendar ages your
behavior age slides up and down the scale with
great agility. II your behavior could be charted
for day, 1t would show long, jagged line
ranging probably between the highest level Of
which you are capable and the lowest. In most
people that lowest is all the day down TO i'm
pulsive babyhOod. In" general, however; you
have one habitual behavior level characteristic
of yourself most Of the time - '..,f
American behavior is DR.. Gustav JaedeTholm
Of the University Of Gothehburg, and author
OF a number of highly technical volumes. He
has been watching the development Of young
America at nursery school Of Hull House,
Chicago.
The Swedish psychologist is an unusual per-
sOnaltiy himself. His figure is stocky and
plump His face beams with. genial happiness.
You realize at q glance that children would
adore him. From their point of view this
jolly person has cit"
To test on young Americans the theories that
he had evolved by studying Swedish children,
Dr. Jaederholm wanted to observe children of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
Increase in FnHerS Earth

RULERS EARTH, which has long since g.
parted from its original use as q material
for fMlling cloth, is now used almost exclusively
in the bleaching and filtering Of mineral and
vegetable oils and animal fats
The production of fuller's earth which has
the appearance Of clay was increased 10 per
cent last year, tOtaling 3I5s8S tons, valued ct
more than $4,3O0,OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
How Y our Behavior Reveals Your Ace

Il Swedish Scientist Has Discovered aylVessEv
Nay to Classify People, Not BY YeardNor
Mental Abilitty but By. ComparIng Tier
Actlons MIN Babies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

interesting level Of life, for youngsters are uWa-
ally feerless enough to try new adventures and
have enough curiosity and enough energy 1Og
experiments But the child's willingness 10
spend hours over tangle of wires and coils
that he calls a radio set, or his desire to spend
time drawing pictures writing verses, is apt
to run counter TO adult plans for the daily
routine Ill. ..-.. ~, ...- -
With q little encouragement, the desire foe
voluntary experience is stamped out in most
people and they are content for the rest e
their lives to stay on the less exciting WOxha
aday level They climb once in a while to Try
something new, but when they get tired or eiv0
way 10 fear or anger or fan victim of nerves,
then they relapse and drop back one level-0w
maybe two or three.
: 100 (COpyright. 1897 q ,.,- e.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
BY EMILY C.. DAVIS.

" ONSIDER the man who impulsively
halls an invitation to play golf when
II his desk is piled high with papers
marked Rush"
Or consider the unnnan who tails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

from 2 10 Z years old. They offered him at
Huh House . collection of so, ranging over an
array Of nationaities including little Mexicans
jews, slays, Negroes, Greeks ana Russians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

GONE gifted ones grow out Of this work-effort
: age. DR.. Jaederholm found. These are the
geniuSes and, all the lesser creators, and expert
mentors who voluntarily seek new. experiences
and who try to convert themselves into some
thing inner. But. except in the gifted persons,
the streak Of originality runs thin. e., r ara.
:. Most children start bTayely 10 climb, this more
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

dents, expresses something of the
same idea:
II am sure you have been told many
times that your school gives you in
miniature almost every problem and
situation you may be called upon to
meet later. Strange as it may seem,
it is true perhaps you have
been told this-very few men are
more than sixteen years old when it
comes to pinch.
$50 if you can remember the style
of a mans work. or, better still, of
play, you can make close guess later
on as to what he will do and how and
why, and presently you will realize
that men seldom do anything for the
first time, except at school. 1t is not
as if men were original creatures.
They are boy products"
1t is quite the truth. Men are only
boy products. and they change little
after boyhood. An example of this:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

Baton Rouge, La.--Back in the
Eighteenth century when Louisiana
was a mysterious region of swamps
and bayous and forests, a young man
made love to girl who lived along
the Mississippi.
She would not marry because she
was too poor to bring him dowry.
But to his death at the age of eighty
four he remained faithful to her
memory. And his will provided that
the interest from $4,000 should be
divided annually among the worthy
brides of his loved ones home town as
dover money.
Recently the police jury, which cor
responds to the county supervisors or
commissioners in other states, of
West Baton Rouge parish allotted close
to 5000 each to Is girls who married
within the last year.
1t was their dowry, gift from Jul
len Poydras, a boy from Nantes, Brit
tany, who came to this country in
1858 after colorful years before the
mast.
He peddled odds and ends up and
down the Mississippi. He lived a sim
Pile life. and he worked hard. Not
strange, then, that by the year 1900
he was owner of a hundred slaves and
five plantations in the parishes Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Polly Was Too Temberamental

New York.-A hundred and sixty
parrots from Nicaragua expended all
the riches of their limited vocabularies
here when they were ordered by the
public health officials to spend thirty
days at Hoffman's island under OBJ
servation for signs of parrot fever.
One bird, more talented than the
others, almost got ashore by posing
as a kitten, but at the last moment
betrayed himself by directing an un-
complimentary epitbet at one Of the
ships officers.
All the birds came in on the Colon
bia of the Panama Mail line, which
arrived from San Francisco after stop
ping at Central American ports to COL
lect the parrots, seven macaws, two
toucans and fifty ring-tailed monkeys.
Mrs. Margaret Daily, stewardess,
also had parrot and she wanted bad
ly to get in the city. She knew that
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Chinese Bandits Steal
Telephone Wires

Marking, China. = Minnesota folk
thought they had found an enterpris-
ing thief when 1t was discovered that
several hundred feet of wire had been
stolen recently from power company
poles near Saltwater, but China can
duplicate the tale on an even larger
scale. Telephone users in the west
ern district of nationalist China's new
capital awoke after a recent heavy
snowfall to find their phones out Of
order. WOrkmen who investigated
found that all the wire in the whole
district had been stripped from the
poles by bandits. with the sheltering
aid Of the snow.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

it would be suspected Of carrying psit-
tacosis, but she was morally certain
the bird was well. So she taught it to
meow like a cat and then put it in a
wicker cage covered with cloth.
whats in the eager" asked Gus
toms agent.
IA kitten" she said.
Meow said the parrot In confir-
nation. ''Meeeeeeow !"
Then through a chink it caught
sight of ships officer.
Hello, you - -"
1t jovially remarked.
"What kind Of kitten is that, any
way?" said the inspector.
He tore Off the cloth around the
cage. The parrot returned his gaze.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

Martin, shortly after he was out Of
college, was contemplating marriage,
and he was discussing with me the
great change which would be wrought
in him by that ceremony.
I'm going to be different man
next year," he said.
How so?' inquired.
"She1l make me so," he replied con-
fidently.
But she didn't. Martin is just as
much pessimist, procrastinator, an
irresponsible debtor as he was forty
years ago. His habits and his char
acter were formed during boyhood,
and they have remained the same.
Possibly we are born with certain
tendencies, possibly many Of these are
cultivated, but for most of us our hab-
its and our characters are pretty well
settled, while as youths we are under
the influence of home.
o.. 1880. Western Newspaper Union.l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

he had wasted his allowance in gam
bling. and he was known to be drink
ing, and involved in even more IN
savory things, and college was to
blame for it all.
was myself not so sure of the fact
that his derelictions could all be laid
at the college doors, and said so.
even went so far as to ask the boy
himself, and he very frankly told me
that he had learned nothing new in
college. He had simply developed the
tendencies and the habits which had
had their beginnings in high school.
Being away from home, he had
been freer to follow his desires,
and he was simply putting more en-
ergy and interest into his designations.
The habits which dominate us through
life, the principles of character which
we follow are developed very early in
life.
Rudyard Kipling in a recent address
to group of English school boys in
southern England on the opening of
junior school in which they were stu
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

Washington.-Secret service, aided
by local police, made 1873 arrests In the
country last month for counterfeiting.
This is record for one month and
evidence of the vigor with which the
campaign against counterfeiting is. be-
ing conducted. Most of the counter
feiting is in IS and $40 bills, all of
which are declared by experts to be
only fair work.
The bills are passed in small COM
munities and in the suburbs or con-
gested districts Of large cities and
reach the banks and big business
houses. which promptly bundle them
up for deposit or to be sent to Wash
ington for redemption with the result
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Discourarins a Censor

Probation Officer L. J. Kinney of
Placer county, California, is through
censoring dances to enforce an ordi-
nance passed limiting attendance at
public dances to persons more than
eighteen years Of age after midnight.
Kinney says he recently tapped
dancing damsel on the shoulder and
asked her if she knew about the law.
She led him to the dressing room,
where two young babes were sleeping
on a cot. 'Those are my grandchil-
dren," she scornfully informed him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Patron Saint Of Penniless Brides

West Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee.
Honors, too. came to this adventur-
Gus Breton. He was the president Of
the first legislative council of Lonisi-
ana territory. From 1909 to 1912 he
was delegate to congress. He was
president of the constitutional con-
vention that opened in New Orleans
ON November 4, 1911. When Louisi-
ana was admitted to the Union, he
served as president of the state SEN
ate.
The will of Julien Poydras ordered
that all of his slaves be freed within
20 years, and it gave money to schools,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Relentless Driue on Counterfeiters

Moran emphatically denied the
smaller paper money now in use in
this country has anything to do with
the increase in counterfeiting. "a
counterfeit is counterfeit" he said.
at is no easier to counterfeit a small
bill than a large one. The faces Of
the Presidents are the same size on
both the old and new bills and that
part of the bill is the most difficult
for any counterfeiter to initiate so as
to pass casual INSPECTION"
The rapidity with which the corn-
terfeiters are being arrested eneour-
ages Moran in the belief that no
counterfeiters can hope to escape the
law long.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
"It's Hoffman's island for you, fellow

'Tts Hoffman's island for you, fellow"
the agent said.
Meow" said the parrot.
There was considerable debate be-
tween Inspector James Duffy and Dep
uty Surveyor Of Customs John Tay-
lor as to the status of the seven
macaws and the two tOucans. They
were finally admitted when DR.. Lee
Craseall, representing the Department
of Agriculture, said they were not
pSittacosis carriers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

that the counterfeits are not often de-
tected before reaching Washington.
In the opinion of the experts they
should be.
Congestion Of the court calendars
and leniency in court SENTENCES is
partly responsible for the present sit
ustion in counterfeiting," said w. FL.
Moran, chief Of the secret revenue
service.
1--WE need quicker action in bring
ing counterfeiters to trial and longer
Jail sentences. Counterfeiting is the
most despicable business in the world,
for. If successful, it is always an in
nocent person who suffers and it may
be his last cent in the world"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

e vii influences
which college had
exercised o v e r
her son. He had
come away from
h o m e, 8 h e
averred, CT e a n
minded, honest,
and temperate,
a n d now S h e
found him mixed
up in every sort
of irregularity.
H e h a d be e n
caught cribbing:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Costs Penny to Ring
Bell in Amsterdam

Amsterdam. Amsterdam house
wives are delighted with device that
has ended the constant ringing of
doorbells by peddJers and beggars.
Many have installed slot machines on
their doorbells. You drop a penny and
ring the bell. If the visitor is well
come, the penny is returned. A be-
nevolent government has agreed to
manufacture slugs for the use of post
men.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

hospitals and charitable organizations.
But the bequest best remembered
is the dover money. For 100 years 1t
has meant added happiness for the
girls. in the parish across the Missis-
sippi from the capital city.
To them Julien Poydras was more
than great Louisianian-he was a
man who appreciated the pangs of
girl who must come dowerless to her
husband,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
New Atlantic Phone Cable

When the proposed telephone cable
across the Atlantic is laid, it is I'M
derstood that the American end will
be landed in Newfoundland, from
which point connection will be made
with the Bell system in the United
States. The European end, it is un-
derstood, will be landed in Ireland
New England Utility News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
Historic Hall a Prison

Independence hall at Philadelphia
was on several occasions used as a
prison in Revolutionary times by the
British troops, captured American off,
GERS being detained there.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
WHEN 1T LOOKS DARK to any

weak, nervous or
ailing woman, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription
comes to her aid.
Women in every
walk of life today
say DR.. Pierce's
F avorite Pre-
scription is a re-
liable medicine. Il
ismade fromroots
and herbs. sold bv
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
correct indigestion, constipation, liver
complaint, biliousness. They're Sugar
Coated. 25c a box. 372 Pearl ST..
N. Y. Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
When Character and
Habits Develop
Bv THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, University of
illinois.

Mrs. Cline was delivering herself of
a very scathing denunciation of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04

Miss Elizabeth Steen, twenty-nlne-
year-old graduate student of anthro-
pology at the University Of California.
who, unattended except by an Indian
guide and negro maid. will penetrate
the central Brazilian jungle to seek a
tribe of Indians never seen by whites.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
EE3ax3GlYG1ZE

Almost any man
can induce the world
to sit up and take
notice If he has the
right kind Of press
agent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-04
DIPPING INTO
SCIENCE

Seaweed as q Barometer
At the seashore we may not
have a barometer at our dis
posal, but the seaweed can be
of great help in forecasting
weather. When a great deal
of moisture is in the air. in
dicating probable rain, the sea-
weed feels damp. When the
weed is dry, there is little like
lihood of rain.
70. 1880. Western Newspaper Union.)
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
TEATRO CASINO
A. de Ia PeRd.

les Mary Morgan culpable
de la muerte del hombre que la
adoptara como hija? La sospe-
cha de su culpabilidad tomo al
incremento que la servidumbre
toda de la casa sc muestra afa-
nosa de salvarla. Los sirvien.
ties mienten acerca de los mo-
vimientos de ella la noche del
crimen y hasta ell propio hijo de
Argyle, tiene la seguridad de
que no fu6 ella la culpable.
Pero no obstante, ell panuelo
de Mary aparece en- Ell piso, jun
to al hombre asesinado y Sc adj
mite de que ella p%ermaneci6 en-
la reunion hasta alta bora de
la noche.
Como resultado, su inocencia
aparece envuelta en- s~ospechas
5Puede decirse 10 mismo del HI
jo, sobre quien tambien recaen
~sospechas?
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

parando una oraci6n que sera
rezada en- las lglesias en- favor
de los que sufren persecution en-
Russia, por ell gobierno Soviet.
La asamblea cristiana del esta-
do de New York, tambien tomo
Ia resolution de protestar de la
persecution de los cristianos en-
Russia.
FL partido comunista, por 6u
parte, desde su Quartet general
IN Union Square, ha expedido
una proclama negando la vera
tidad de los ri,nores circular
ties acerca de la persecution de
los religiosos en- Russia, decla-
rando que TODD es una prupa-
ganda de los capitalists para
lacer a~ntip@,ico al pueblo, ell
gobierno Soviet de Russia, que
,sta progresando bajo ell siste-
ma de production comunista.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
rIMADOR CONDENADO A
SEIS MESES DE CARCEL

Miami, Feb. 19.-El timo de
'Ofcrta de Trabaj0" en- cuya
trampa cayerOn muchos cuba
nos, tuv0 su "Waterloo" para
Alberto JuZado, de Al amos,
(a) John Doreste, EN- la Corte
Federal de esta ciudad en- ell
dia de aver, que 10 conden6 a
seis meses de carcel, despues
de haberse declarado culpable
de u~tiliZar ell correo para come
ter estafas.
Los inspectores federales de-
tuvieron a JuzadO despues que
e comprob6 cue este escribia
cartas a distintas ciudades de
"a isla de Cuba ofreciendo ira
bajo en- los Estados Unidos a
aquellos que 10 desearan, pa
gandoles SIS por TRAFALGAR a la
3ombra y 81 por estar VI sol.
Los ~aplicantes debian enviar
aon su solicitud, la suma de $25
que Sc cogia JuZado sin que ia
mas contestant.
Este individuo fue arrestado
en- 1926 burlando la fianza
que habia prestado de $500;
pero mas tarde fue rearresta-
10 en- st. Louis y traido a Mia
mi.
Ell Inspector del servicio pos
tai, f. G.. Allen, dijo que ell de-
tenido r tambien solicitadO
en- Los Angeles y St. Louis por
la misma falta p0rque habia
sido condenado afora por la
corte de Miami.
En- las ciudades antes eta
das estate tambi6n a los cuba
nos, ofreciendoles empleos en-
elias, siempre que lie mandarin
cierta cantidad que hacfa desa-
parecer sin cumplir jamas su
ofrecimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

No aprob0 anoche ell ayunta-
miento, atendiendo una reeo-
mendacion del alcalde. ell con-
trato por ell cual debera pagan
ell pueblo al ingeniero Shaw,
por "amoldar' la Punta del
PEI Cato, la insignificante SUI
ma de $4,000.
Los senores concejales han
demorado ell otorgamiento del
"regalo" de los $4,000. quizas
dando tempo al pueblo para
que comprenda SUI ''tonteria' y
proteste.
Mas ell pueblo no protestant,
va acostumbrado a que Sc ha-
ga la voluntad de sus "directo-
res"
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFYCA De ESPANA

aunque la intranquilidad predo-
nina.
Ell ministro de la goberna-
ci6n, Oral. Mario, estudia una
instancia en- la cual los estudian
ties de la U~niversidad de BARGE
Iona acusan al Oral Milans del
Bosch de usar pistoleros del
Sindicato Libre contra ellos y
contra los miembros del Sindi
cato Unico.
Los sindicatos libres, al decir
de los estudiantes, fueron crea-
dos en- Barcelona por ell Oral.
Martinez Anido, vicepresidente
que era del gobierno de Primo
de Rivera.