Dayton tribune., March 19, 1925, Image 7

CHAMPION FRAPPER
Eagle Scout» Received by President Coolidge
Polish Corridor
to Danzig Is Hard
sen»« Illegal. It is merely a clever
subterfuge which enable» person« de­
sirous of entering Danzig to d'»dge the
frregular-«haped corridor created by
Marienburg, East Prussia.—Tbs Po- the Versatile» conference In Mich B
llah corridor ha« probably been the manner as to enable Poland to control
promoter of more profanity than any Important railway Junctions.
Avoid Controls by Side Road«.
other creation of the Versailles treaty.
A motor car or carriage taking the
It separates East Prussia entirely
from the rest of Germany, being a nar­ highway south from Danzig to Marien­
row atrip of territory which connects burg, a distance of less than 30 miles,
must pa«« through «lx different control
Poland with the Baltic sea.
Therefore all railway travel to Rus­ »tation«. By taking »ide road« farther
sia s»d the new Baltic states, as well to the east than the main road, and
as East Prussia, must p«*s over this crossing the Vistula river on a primi­
corridor, and nobody can enter Dan­ tive ferry, it la possible to avoid all
The only Instance on record of an
zig from tbe west by Umi without these control« and enter the free city
Indian achieving distinction on a res­
of Danzig without question.
touching Polish soil.
ervation of another tribe is the case
Marienburg
hotels
are
While Polish visas are required for
all person» who wish to enter Danzig crowded with persons who are trying of Joe C. Cosley, shown here, an
by rail from the west, few travelers to get Into Danzig. Every train from Oneida Indian, who Is the champion
going from Berlin or other cities in the west Bide of the corridor brings trapper of the Rocky Mountain region.
many
surprised
passengers
who The Blackfeet, Kootenai, Blood and
tbe west know of this regulation.
Danzig Is a free city. No Danzig thought they were on their way to Flathead natives of the region admit
visa 1« necessary to enter that city. Danzig, but were not allowed to »top the «cion of the famous eastern tribe
Consequently tourists assume that a In the city. Day and night motor cars has them all beat, for he takes from
$5,000 to »8,fX)0 In valuable furs from
trip from Hamburg or Berlin to Dan­ are running to Danzig.
l'r««ldent • oolidge I.......
at the White House a group of Lagl<
The Polish corridor control can be his 200 miles of trap line along the
zig does not Involve uuy border dlth-
< .1 r,
and ther were a proud bunch of lads. The reception came on
avoided by boat, and In summer the border of the Glacier National park.
cultlf«.
»■
Ing nil th« d»,<,oi 'rations belonging to their high rank, and tney w»n
Germans who come from west 1 rus- He is called “the Panther on Snow­
Then Comes Dl«illu»ionm«nt.
tnbllahlng
of
the
Kugle«.
the fifteenth utmlveraary of the r'
shoes.” He has a handful of medals
But there is great disillusionment sla to Zopport. the celebrated seashore won during the war wben he fought
resort
near
Danzig,
generally
travel
by
wben they reach the Polish corridor.
as a sharpshooter with the Canadian
AH passenger« destined for Danzig sea. Many visitors also go to Danzig
army.
by
air,
thus
dodging
the
corridor.
who have no Polish visa are locked
Farmer» Organize
Into car« which are sealed while the
to Combat Wolves
train» «top In Danzig »nd are not un­
Kingston. Ont.—Farmers In
locked until the train reaches German
the northern section of Fron­
■oil again In this city.
Consequently, Marienburg baa be­
tenac county have declared war
against wolves, which are ma­
come a popular refuge for travelers
rauding the vicinity In unusual
who have no Polish chop on their pass­
ports. This city has become the chief
number», and with exceptional
station on an underground railway
boldness, this winter.
Wolf-
which Moorish artisans excelled, are
leading Into Danzig, and on an aver­
killing dut»» have been organ­
Spanish City to Be Scene of encountered on every Bide.
age 00 motor cars daily leave Marien­
ized in several of the township»
"Under till- Moor» Seville was a sort
Great Exposition.
burg for Danzig, taking a highway
and have bagged pelts galore.
of Utopia of luxury. Beautiful palace»
which does not touch Pol. -h territory
At Robertsville the bodies of 12
Child-Woman Who Puzzled
Washington Seville. Spain. 1« to were built; the streets were paved and
between Marienburg and Danzig.
fleer slain by wolves have been
Chamois, Losing Sight,
n rt in<lully
ex
American
lighted;
dwellings
found.
One of Ilie members
This traffic In amazed passengers |
be tin ■cene of un !ber<
End Lives on Rocks
of Frontenac county council
who are scarcely able to understand
position In 1027. The United Stute« heated In winter, und Hie more luxurl- ।
oil» residents cooled their houses in ,
brought to thl« city a pelt meas­
what the mystery Is all about Is Ln no
Columbus, Ohio.—Bernice Beddick,
Berlin.
—A tragic epidemic Is
“Bevili» might be culled II« fo»ter summer with air piped from flower ;
uring six feet In b ngth, taken
remarkable Salem (Ohio) child-wom­
befalling the last of Europe’s
gardens
that
It
might
be
scented.
a»
mother of the New World.” »«>» “
from u wolf shot by a farmer
an. marvel of psychiatrists, is her­
most graceful animals, the Al­
n bulletin from the Wa«liingtoti bead well. The libraries cf the city drew i
within six feet of bls own door.
NURSES
TOLD
TO
pine chamois. They are becom-
self again.
quarters of the National Ge» graphic scholars from nil Europe; chemists
The girl with the double personality,
Ing blind.
Ö
worked In Its halls of learning, and
LET HAIR GROW once
a normal woman, with all wom-
In fall and winter villager»
from
the
tall
Glralda
tower
astronomers
leville was one of the favorii
an s normal entity, and again a fitfu.
have been amazed to see cham-
of
no
mean
ability
studied
the
stars.
,
1
h
«
und
Idonee eitle« of Ferdinand
ois stray Into woods near vll-
Hospitals Put Ban on Bobbed child of four, playing with paper dolls
tropical. Palm« fl< urish and rose» an
Music, art and literature flourished.
belili, and there Columbus
has tossed off her dual personality
lages and die there. The cham­
"No
wonder
a
city
with
such
tradi-
!
oranges
bloom
tbe
year
round.
The
voynge
to
Heads
in
Wards.
with them his epoch making
ois Is known as the most shy of
and
is
now
virtually
cured.
winters,
springs
and
autumns
are
de
lions
produced
in
inter
years
a
Velas-
i
was
from
the We»t When he Hulled It
animals, which, even when starv­
She has every chance of remaining
light
ful,
l»ut
In
summer
the
tempera
quex,
a
’
Murillo
and
u
Cervantes,
or
tnouth
of
Pulo», a few mile« from the
Ottawa.—Bobbed hair Is causing a permanently cured and the wonder of
ing, prefers dying In peaceful
the Guadalquivir m the lower reache» harbored such adventurous travelers | ture Is uncomfortably hot during mue)
merry old powwow throughout the the science of psychiatrics, unless in
surroundings to depending on
of which Seville lies; and in late voy- as Columbus, Magellan and the Plzar- of the day. The ardent summer sur province of Ontario. Student nurses
villages for food.
Sow it is
the last stages of her treatment she
dees not bother the seasoned Sevlllan.
of the province are aiding the cause , is tossed back into the maelstrom ot
discovered that the chamois are
overmuch,
however.
He
has
devek
pe,
"Seville
—
-or
properly,
'Sevilla',
for
।
.ucar, a »ort of outlying p"‘i
of shorn locks against those who that other personality by a recurrence
becoming blind and that many
Ilie, where the Guadalquivir meet« the English language baa taken liber­ to perfection tbe art of living In sue!
of them, when they realized
of her trouble, a major hysteria, which
ties with the city’s nnyie—hus re- , a climate. From shortly before mid would grow them long.
n.
they were near villages, delib­
At practically all the hospitals could be brought about should she
of the turned to Its rank of Importance in I dny for four or live
province there learn once again of her other mental
erately smashed their heads
throughout
the
entire
takes
Its
Siesta,
leaving
the
street
southern
Spain
nod
1»
today
a
flourish-
I
It
was
World begun In earnest
:: against rocks to end their suf­
practically deserted. By five o'clock Is a regulation to the effect that hair lapses.
1 the mu Ji r role. Ing port as well ns a great city.
tlmt
the
prevailing
fering.
must
not
be
cut
In
tbe city 1» «live nguln and from thet
Strapped to Stretcher.
e ».xpedltlons were ar-
Crooked Allay« and Broad Avenues.
to
be kept prl- .
mode,
but
that
1t
is
-
on
cue
may
watch
the
ebb
und
flo.
That
is
the
opinion
of
Dr.
W.
H.
unged. sailing either from tbe river
"The older part of Seville bears a
marlly in curls such as was worn by
>ort Itself or from San Lucar. 'Io con string Impress of Its Moorish past: of »mart life In the narrow Calle d
Pritchard, superintendent of the Co-
the mahlens of tbe provlnce some j
SI
er
ties
(street
of
the
Serpents),
when
rol th»- New World trade, the Spanish dose-set white houses, overhanging
lumb is State hospital, where Bernice
clubs,
cafes
and
the
better
simps
ar.
years
ago.
I
la a patient. -He led the corps of trying to teach her that "Polly” was
uverelgns guve Seville u monopoly, balconies, glimpses of orange shaded
an undesirable personality.
Appar­
But
the
rule.
It
has
been
discovered,
|
scientists who studied her case when
nd into th!« city piured the treasure patios and splashing fountains; narrow concentrated.
ently they did. For more than a year
has not always been patiently obeyed.
"The
center
of
Intereat
to
n
lourls
first
admitted,
tightly
tat the galleons
streets that double and twist and seem
mm
-----
she was her contented self and finally
Nurses at general hospltas and some she
strappe to a stretcher, and who have
ea, und from It flowed the products to lead nowhere. Those with a modi­ In Seville, both physically and hlstorl
others
who
recently
desired
to
follow
treated 1. r during the two yeurs of was named a clerk In the bureau.
f the homeland. It became the ridi­ cum of romance and curhslty In their <Hlly. Is the beautiful and gracefu
the example of their sisters outside,
Then came another lapse. “Polly”
r«t port In Spain ami remained «•> for i makeup will love to poke about In Glralda. watch tower of the centurio­
her convalescence.
were suspended. And now an Incipient
ns
famous
in
its
way
as
the
Campanil-
«bout two centurie», «lien, due to the i old Seville, trending, perhaps. In the
Her case is one of the most remark­ reappeared and the treatment was
rebellion against what is considered a able in the records of psychiatric ect- proved a failure. She was first re­
silting of the Guadalquivir, Cadiz Bur- | steps of Pedro tbe Cruel, who, armed <>f
__ Venice. Rising more than 300 feet
with bls trusty rapier, played by night , it tops everything In Seville. The lower needless restriction imposed by years 1 ence. More than two years ago, when moved to the hospital at Ohio State
passed It.
In this western Bagdad a role like that ¡two-thirds of the structure was built upon youth is reported in a number I she was committed to Jhe State 3u- university, but her condition grew so
Castilian and Moorish Mixture.
serious that, strapped to her cot, she
reau of Juvenile Research, she was
"To most readers of history und of Haroun al Raschid. For these who I about 1200 A. D. by the Moers to serv. of institutions.
The nurses claim that the hospitals apparently, a perfectly normal girl, was removed to the Columbus State
geography one ot the fascinating tea* prize the modern methods of city build- as a call tower for their mosque, an.
should be glad to have bobbed student but to the wonder of medical men. hospital.
i
turcs <«f Spain is Its mixture of Cas­ Ing there are the broad, airy thorough I the upper portion was added In
nurses, and that they are sure the pa­ she’ would perlodl<A"y revert, without
There her case was put under In­
fares
of
the
newer
part«
of
Seville,
|
same
style
by
Spanish
builders
li
tilian and Moorish factor«. Nowhere
tients will agree that the removal of warning, to her * baby
•
are tiie results of this union of the two and the »body gardens und purku along 1ÖÖ8.
state. During tensive study by a group of experts.
From the Giralda one sees th» the long tresses goes a long way to such reversions she called herself They decided that complete obscurity,
diverse civilisation» seen to better ad­ the bunks of the muddy Guadalquivir.
vantage today than In Seville, the me­
••Seville’» latitude 1» that of Rich­ bright, clean city of Seville spread ou brighten up the wards. Some of the •Tolly" and desired nothing better a complete forgetfulness of “Polly”
students have decided to seek new than to play with paper dolls. Her must be accomplished before the
tropolis of the South, ‘the Pearl of An­ mond, Virginia, but Its climate la seinl- In every direction.”
fields of endeavor as the result of the disposition In her lapses was cloudy. •Tolly” complex would disappear and
dalusia.' Though Granada’s Alhambra
war waged on the bob. but others say
the normal girl emerge. She has been
She was fitful nnd spiteful.
probably surpasses Seville's Alcazar,
they will stick to their guns, while
Experts at the bureau attempted to under treatment for two years. “Pol­
there is at most only a minor gulf of
some have gone so far as to secure
drive out the demon of frankness by ly” is a verboten word at the hospital.
architectural excellence and beauty be­
legal advice.
Bernice will never hear it again If the
tween these twe great maBterpleces of
authorities have their way. Only her
the Moorish palace builder»; and In
mother Is allowed to see her.
funnel
is
nn
action
fitter
for
a
Juggler
fairly Baturated In a Moorish at­ Letters
Show Etiquette of
than a gentlewoman.
mosphere. The patio, the contribu­
"In carving nt your own table dis
Denies Wife’s Suit to Be
Seventeenth
Century.
tion of the Moors, readies Its greatest
tribute the best pieces first, nnd It will
development In Seville; there Is hardly
Declared Legally Alive
appear very decent and comely to use
a dwelling of any consequence not pro­
Liverpool.—Letters and other docu­ a fork ; so touch no meat without It."
White Plains, N. Y.—One of the most
vided with Its o|wn courtyard. Moor­ ments dealing with manners nnd cus­
unusual actions ever brought In the
Reference to the fork was of par­
ish windows and doors, Moorish pillars toms of dally life in the Seventeenth
Supreme court in connection with the
ticular Interest to th»' museum author­
and the bright, colorful tilework In century which came to light re<»n J
Enoch Arden law was revealed in a
ities. for those present day Indispensa­
tend to show that it was customary n ble Instruments had not then been long
decision handed down by Justice
those days for "persons of quality to Introduced, It appears.
Young at White Plains, In which he
EGYPT’S WORST MAN
have sets of their own spoons, knives
denied the application of Mrs. Virginia
Forks were first Imported from
nnd forks which they took with them Italy, nnd their use In England at the
Gridin to set aside an Enoch Arden
decree of dissolution of her marriage
when invited out.
time was considered pedantic nnd
which Edward A. Griffin had obtained
These papers are of particular in­ laughable. One writer of the time
against her upon the ground she was
terest Just at this time to collectors of speaks of a sliver fork ns "being used
antiques In connection with an addi­ of late by some of our spruce gal
dead.
When Griffin sought the decree on
tion made recently to the British mu­ hints," which did not tend to make the
seum. Tills was the earliest hall­ fork popular at all among certain
June 4, 1924, he stated that he had not
marked table fork known, engraved sets.
seen his wife In ten years and he be­
lieved her dead. On September 5 Jus­
with tbe crest of Manners A Montagu,
1C,32
About the same time a silver
tice Young dissolved the marriage.
On November 14. 1924, Virginia ap­
spoon of Identical hall-mark nnd crest Parasite Killing Fish
peared and instituted proceedings to
was tnken to Haddon hull.
in Pond at Washington.
Bet aside the order declaring her dead.
Books >n etiquette nnd table man­
Seattle.—A parasite, new to the
This the court refused to do.
ners were far from being the preroga­ United States, bus killed thirty-live
tive of the Victorian age. it is re­ flsh of the tench variety in a pond nt
vealed a» in Itkkl there was published the University of Washington, accord
To»» of Coin Settles
In London n book entitled ’’The Ac­ Ing to Professor Jolin Guberlet of the
British Court Dispute
complished Lmly’s Rich Closet of Rnr- Institution’s zoology department, who
The
ttles," In hich the following rules nre was studying the organism here.
London.—The annals of the staid
parasite causes a film to form over
British courts of Justice furnish no
laid down:
narallel to an Incident in the high
"A gentlewoman being at table the victim's body and the fish dies
The tench has
court of chancery recently, when a
abroad or nt home must observe to within two weeks.
question of costs was decided by the
keep the body Btrulghte, nnd lean not been the only variety attacked at pres
toss of a coin- The actlon- between
by nny means upon tier elbowes— nor ent," said Professor Guberlet.
inierSMutO
relatives, had been settled, but It re­
by ravenous gesture discover n vorn-
Cyrus Haldeman, a quaint character of Venice, near Cincinnati.Ohio, who mained to be decided whether the
No Help for Deer
clous nppetlte. Talk» not when you
Lils
recced a. one of the greatest «uthoritles on a.tronomic.l m»ne^ W
Flagstaff, Aris—Effort« of num to
successful plaintiff should receive
have meate tn your mouth; nnd do
regular work Is to repair broken watches und
°n^
Abel Rahman Bey Fahmy, M. I’., not smacke like n plg-or ent speene- relieve the plight of thousands of Is
£«00 or £400 costs. A suggestion to
who ha» been called the "worst man ment so hot that tenni stand In your deer starving In the Kaibab national scientists and astronomer* beat n path to his
charter member «bide by the result of tossing a penny
In Egypt” and Is said to have Instigat­
forest have met with falli re. George on mathematics and problems of ustrdnomy. Haldeman Is
was adopted and the plaintiff had ths
of the Mathemnth ul Association of America and
‘^Ja ^nven luck to receive the larger amount.
McCormick, veteran cattleman, con
ed the plot that resulted In the as­ eyes.
«o
drink
• It Is very uncourtly to
sassination of Kir Lee Stack, the sir­
breath is ceded the futility of an attempt to Ish Society for the Encouragement of the Arts He never attended a con en The Judge did not participate in the
_ draught that your
dar. He win court-martialed and sen­ large a
drive a herd across the inaccessible tbm in hl» Ufa nor attended college. He Is seventy-five year, old and a I tossing, but made no objection to it.
almost gone, and you nre forced to
chasm of the Grand canyon of the
tenced to prison for 15 years for mur­
bachelor.
blow strongly to recover yourself,
der, but was released after two Throwing down your liquor us Into a I Colorado river.
months.
Few Traveler» Know About
Passport Regulation».
Seville Is Foster
Mother of America
Dual Personality
Is Lost by Girl
«
CUSTOMS OF BYGONE AGE
ARE BROUGHT TO LIGHT
Scientists Beat Path to His Loor
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