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SHORT MEET OF
Fight Forest Fires
AS CALM. MAYBE:
,s . f ; j-t x ? zS$& IS
SENSITIVE SNOUT
lly Wulu r . ln.iiilH'rllii. jr.
( (-.VHHIM-llttOd IM'IMS MtUff U'litT) ,
WAKHINCTOX W I'nli'MH mi
um-jfptMted liroezo whouhl in-inj?
up tontiiTHH (tiven ijrumiwe tliin
winter uf KallitiK ft iramtnH couihji
thruURli the UoIUrums f IpsIkIu-
tujo ruutintj.
Thi) otitluult itfHcIoHim nothing of
, nit t-xcltliiff fir Kturtllntf nature h- j
yond tho untilved prublems left
from tho last hcbhIoii, but then ill
(s dili.vJit to ttdl .iuhi whm Hm i
S3 1 mrniborH who make up the
Iioiiho and Honato will utir up bo
fure the nnTnli'th connromj puHM-!
c !nto liiHtdiy at noun .March 4. !
Farm relief, tho uua'l butch of!
annual appropriation 1)1 1 1h, the J
Ki'Hurk poaco treaty. Itoulder Can
yon dam nnd the $J7-I,00(i.00y nav-;
al proKiam art anioiiK thu major j
t;uKH to bo tackled at the Hhort
ncHHion HtartltiK December 3, al-
thoiiKh conKrenHlonnl leu tiers aro j
undecided whether the farm prob
lem should be taken up immedia
tely or poHtponcd for a Hpct-lal
NCHtdon in the early HprlitK.
While tht-Hu cue.-ttl.iaH in the
mlndH of many mem born hold
foremoHt puHltiuiiH, a hoKt of oth
er KUbjectH are rubbing Hhuuldem
with one another to obtain pointH
of vantage Thin later (fi'oup in
cludeH tho KhlpHtead aiUi-tuJunn-tlon
proposal, railroad conuolida
tlon, eual legislative and a Kioup
of Hcnatc inveMtlKating commit tuo
icportH.
Of tho whole array of tiiH-mioim
none Ih a nowcomer to Capitol
Hill, nnd the lnuulHiiivu rltlzen can
find volumoH of tCHtlmoiiy audi UAHiiiiSt.iox wt-hvc mm- 'lu ;urtli 1'oie at last wees hoiih-i
icportH on each of them tn the Hon women, Ihrou&h accretlited hope of alnli) uovei-unjental rec-
vnrlouH committee rooniH of tho ; repreKeiilatlveH of ot f-anlzallons 'Knltion for hiniHelf and hut com- I D RecenttOTt
f
I iimulutlon ut,'uint Bound and un- heard- This In wild tu be the result and but little ash. manufacturer
favorable temperatures. of a. warm layer of air, at least ,if an Imputed down-draft rur-
I Iy tieattiih' oats with a speeial twenry-rive mib-.s hitih, bendimr'' nace now on the market assert,
(kind of eheniieul dust. Dr. Henja- the hound waves buck to earth Tin- draft air current entcrr. at a
I mfn 'Koehler. of the University of auain. dumper in the front of the furnace
Illinois, has helped curb the spread mid pa.-M-s down thrnimh the coal
of the wmut disease uud has in- Milk exposed to j-unlif,'-U ac-
ui eased tht? yield matei lully on quii es a limeed-oll ydor and a card O
more than 4.i0.00 acres of Ilii- board taste, experiments by inves- Meteors tell which may tho wind
nois farm land. . lip. tors in the department of arri- blows fifty or more miles above
j rulture havn shown. Kvblently. the i-arth s surface. Dr. Willard J
. From the explosion made in fir. the liKht acts as an ak'ent to cause FWher. of the Harvard eolIeK' ob-
imr bhr kuiix. sclentirtH have learn- nviriivMtinn f iIi'ihmIk in tin milk xervaiorv. has been deiiuinstratlnt
. . -(., tilat tixo utt. warm at a height at a much gieuter rale lhau occuis recently. He does not elaim lo b
Kl.TVIM.K U: - ItMINK, (Jcr-!"f twenty-five miles. VhU)k a sen- when the fluid is kept in the dark, the discoverer of the method, but
' inimy iA A discermnn tongue I IHve electrical device devdopfd to .Milk sluivd in a cool, dark place has been making more practical
vu-L a seuMitive nose may easily : determine the dfsiance of gtm.s by developed no ufi'cnsivc odor or use of the informal ion. throtigl.
bi i Mine a man's fortune in the ' their sound, observers have no'it-cd uste eve nnfter seven to nine days, the p:esH. radin and tlw public,
wine grov.ig districts of the! that the explosion l. vof course. , - ( niofjlyiiiw data court rning lite fire-
lthineland. (ill en a keen sense ol easily heard close to the gun. fur- l'ractleilly any kind of soft roal, bulls or metc-orx thai appear to la
taste and smell, the doffrs are thcr away Ii b. inaudible, but. still ( including slack, can be burned as large as thu brightest Mars.-
open to a profitable career 'is : '"""'t "n. it tvin moiv uc wun almost no smoKe. no clinkers ropiiiar .Meciianj- .Mim.inM-.
"win-
IS CHIEF ASSET
OF WINE EXPERTS
pro- j
II. L Dun In), fire prevention engineer and asfatant fire warden of Loi Angeles countv, Calif., anj the
Oldftnobllc he uses to speed from one forest hrc area to .mother in his work of saving the forests uf the west.
;PEARY PARTY TO
.E
nitlon: Hosh C: .Marvin, ('apt. Hob
ert llarthtt. John (loodsell
Donald Mac.Mlllan. ( eorge Itorup. private
Chief F.ngineer C.eorge AVardwoll keepers to
oiomisstonulre,
fcsslonal wino ' sampler.
Kveiy hotel and reHlfiiirant In
: Germany piltles itself on the ituat
Ity of Its wines. To replenish
their stock from year to-ycur, the
'owners of I bene establishments!
-1 mploy the serviecn of a "com
; misslonuire." This wino expert
'is told what kind of wines are'
i wanted and what maximum price 1
! will be paid. For the rest, his
tongue nnd nose must be his
guide.
l'rivale Individuals, with a pen
chjint for n select wine cellar, also
employ these professional snm-
i piers, even though their orders
muy be relatively hid till. The
' commlHslunuire then uiaki'H it his
business to find enough other
Individuals or restaurant
nable him lo buy at
and .Matthew Henson.
"All of these, with the
lly Sue .McNaimuiia
I'lTTHlirUCH, l'a. OP-
(Associated J'ress IViilnre Writer) .amg.-on ofthe l'eary e.iedition to
i least a "half piece' of 800 bot-
uf fl friVlttl lltl) lf IVlltA 1114
exception mm, j , . f cCn paid!
oi vwiruweu, wnose iiuty required ,y ihc proiiuec
him to remain aboard the House-! The way tho wine change handj
volt, accompanied I'cary. on tlR,from the producer to the con
actual dash to the pole, across i sumer Is through so-called wine
tne iKtzen sea or jagged, upturn ; auctions. me. prouticers, uiiiuuki
ed lee. sleeping without cover or whom the Prussian xtnte vine-;
sleeping bags with temperature 0 yard.H are the largest, announce
The degrees below' zero." that on such and such a day nj
Marvin. Ilorup and AVardwell wine auction will take place, tijc;
now are dead.
two houses.
'. with that many individuals
Accorded the
New Durant
"wine commissionaires" and pros
pective customers assembled in the
stimple room and are offered, free
of charge, specimens of evAy j
brand of wine on sale. With :
mien no less terious that that u
they
punlons for their feat. In the
Tho Itoulder Canyon dam bill.i ' .nearly 20 years since (he dauh lo
proposing government construction l,uu IO,,M' WIM 1"M -'H- senate th(. pul(. tno i ni,.(( slates has
of a huge flood conlrolpower-lr- ratification of the Kellogg miiHi- conferred no awards upon 1'eary'H
ligation dam on tho Colorado lateral treaty to renounce war. at 'men.
liver. Is tho unfinished business ' the Hiort session of congress that! The surgeon, Maj. John Walter
In tho senate. The measure, pass- begins December :i. sflimdse!!. a world war veteran and "
od by the house late last session! There have been -few public' practicing physician at Handy' ..During Hie first week of their
'after stormy debate, precipitated j Issues which have enlisted the ap-!lake, l'a., has received a promise ni-dilu tion in local motoring clr
a filibuster in the senate, and this! parent tremendous wimr mi's su p-1 f ro m Hep, Clyde Kelly of I en nsy l )is, t It e ue w 1 !) - IJ I Jura n t On mod -ftosHrm
the two Arizona senator- j port as that accorded the Kelloug v ania that a bill will be presented ds liave been accorded a reception
untiountetiiy win make another . (act. While various groups have i in congress for fitting recognition thitt will go down in history as oped sense af smell and taste that
determined fight against Us en-!pet measures which they are upon-, of the expedition's service. K'1-- IihyIiik few equals." ftays .Mr. Pabln, they can tell, blindfolded, the
uctmcnt. soring, the peace pact is receiving resentallve Kelly Introduced Hueh')lf lhl, (.al ,iiilers. "Demonstra- 1 brand uud even th? year of any
On farm relief Henator McNaryithe support of all groups. a bill at a previous session, but Hons establish Un- claim of Durant wine In the district with which
or Oregon, who heads the agrlcul- Women from over the cutintfyjit was lablcil. engineers that the speed, power, they are familiar.
hji-u uuiiiiiniiiMi, nas aniaiuiiccu nu - nave wriiien to neanquai'iers oi nnsinenag tne roeoguumu ac- pei i onnance and riding qualities
a music or an art critic
i bend over the half-filled glass
! and first test the "boquet". or
moma. Tbert! follows a linger
ing sip, during which the wino is
Hindi- to remain on the tongue as
long as possible.
' Kxperlcneed "wine commission
aires' have ftuch a highly devel-
w- bs- Mus-y
will introduco a new bill minus Uhe various organizations here tha corded the Hcotl Antarctic expe- f the new models far surpass
tho controverted equalization fee
provisions. Je has expressed be
lief that his long-standing prob
lem can bo solved without an ex
tra session, but no one knows
what will be done on this score,
,- Along t with tho farm problem , their
has been linked the question of j best
tariff revision. President-elect find,
peuce pact pilgrims should floel; , Uition Py tne iirliisii government nv orevious moior car produced
to Hie senate galleries when the j nnd. similar awards by other gov- ,v tm, jiUranl .Motor company. The
latlfi- atlon priqiosal is up, hop-1 ernments to men who have assist- m.w i,nflel:i are said to be the
Ing that their silent presence inay!ed In uotnhle nchlevemenlH " Hei- xvnrld's lowest priced fully eqtiip-
wleld sumo power. . ! resentatlve Kelly says, "it Is a K., six-cylinder automobiles."
The big organizations will have travesty on Justice that after more
Scientific Notes
Fur centuries, straw has been a
principal building material, but Its
appointed spokesman, the than !t years, congress has not 'illicitly nttaeiieu to tlm dash or n out I qualities are living realized
qualified women they " can ! accorded recognition to I'mf. (ush ! the steering culumn; a moior ther- j more th:tn ever because, of the
to urge (heir cause among I .Marvin, who lost his life in tho monieter lor small automolTiles Ih I mollified forms in which it is now
members of congress.
Among these women
M rs. .Maud Wood I'ark.
on legislation for the
(iiieile and to hi comrades who installed without tapping the mo- , mailable. It is being widely used
will be;dared and suffered that Command- lor block ami without the use of in the manufacture of synthetic
ounselorier I'cary might plant 'Old (ilory tubing, it is plainly visible night lumber, im wall-bourd and In other j
National, at the North 1'ole. or day and is actuated by means ! styles. The material has an abun-
omparntlvely early date. The
proposal has been Indorsed - by
Henator Koran of Idaho, chairman
(if tho senate, foroltu relations, fui hygtne.
, eommiitee. wnicn group win nave
Jurlstllctlon over the treaty.
: Whllo u bltl proposing n plan
for the voluntary consolidation of
rail run iIh was reported- by the
houso commerce committee last
tension, It Ih problematical If tic
measure will negotiate tho entire
Jt-KlKlotlve pftthway before March
4. when under cuustltutlonal man
date tho seventieth eongresn takes
it,M ptaee In history.
, As for the appropriation bills
the big task for every short ses
sion of congress a start already
has boon made by the house ap
propriations committee, which Is
charged with the responsibility
of whipping them Into shape.
Hln-'o early summer a corps of
committee clerks have been lay-
hig the ground work so tin to en
used In a campaign tn reduce th't
maternity nnd infancy death rate
and to promote maternal and In-
When the Hheppard-Towner ma-'
lernlty and Infancy bill was en.
acUd Into law It expressed the 1
convh'llon that the federal und ;
state governments should t;opper- j
nte In a campaign of education to!
the end that mot hers and thoir.
babies slum Id not die needlessly. ;
The Newton bill places rospunsl- j
bility upon tho federal govern-j
ment lo continue to bear its share t
of a nation-wide 'program of inn-1
ternal and Infant welfare.
Various groups will also work
for other legislation of Interest to;
women. Tho National I 'a rent -,
Teachers association, which In- '
eludes men its well ns women, U Wj
much Interested In the llrookhart
bill which provides, safegunrds
against unwludesome 'and sensa
tional films. It prohibits block
Ask for our Booklet, "How Shall I Invest My Money"
Jlouver and Vlco-l'resldent-elect
Uurtis both have suggested tariff
revision ns one means of aiding
the agricultural Industry, and
Wine members of congress feel Dcauuo of Women Voters, .Mls.il "These officers and conirades of of a .thermostat that Is attached ; dance of air cells, making It light
U farm bill should bo enacted Helk Sherwlu, .president of the.lV'try should receive equal reeoir- directly lo the water hone. hi welch and of special vnlu
Jirlnr lo to consideration of tarlfr ; league, .Mrs. t'larem o Kraim, leg-1
revision. It Is argued that with Islative ehalrman of the (ieueral'
. "a, farm , bill out of tho wny It Federation - of Women's Clubs,!
would be easier to determine what . Mrs. John F. Mlppel. president!
fitnrf changes might be desired jund .Mrs. s. Al, N. .Maris, president
from tho farm view point. of the National parent-Teachers j
. :; Pressure for consideration of thejussoclatlon, and Airs. William Til -
tiavnl hill, which should provide tn, legislative chairman.
for the building of fifteen 10,000 While the women reaU.e therei
ton cruisers and ono nlreroft car- are breakers ahead before the'
rler, Is expected to be forthcom- ccnturles-loug dream of women 1
lug from administration sources, can acluallv come true, Ihev see:
Tho measure, which passed the in the Keilogg treaty a bl-acon ,
house Inst winter, was presented of hojie and Ihey are united In
to onngresN ns having the full sup-I supporl of it. '
port fif the navy department, and Another inue of major leglsla-;
I'resident Coolidge In an armistice, tlve Interrst tt women ul the (inn
day address advocated building ing hcnrIoii of cungresn deals alsoi
Up the navy. , wni, ,. r,,n.snrvatlnn of life. Thlsi
Tho Kellogg treaty, whleh,H the Newton hill, creating a child
Mould have thu American govern- welfare extension service- In th'
inent renounce was as an instru-h s. ehlldrena bureau. This bill1
ment ot national policy, probably authorizes an annual approprla
Mill come before tho senate at a tlon of ono million dollars lo h
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nuio tut. memuui t lo t wuy w, m,k. which i.i.mi"lx a ,th.'n-
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poino pirnm'H ulnnn wlUi tin
IkiuhI, timl lilinvl lmoklnx. which
i itcrmitH hotiUliiK filmit witliuu.
knowlliK What they uro.
I Tim (li'tKM'nl I'l'di'intlun ot
! Wonn'n'H Chilis which ulom lias
r niumbcrftlili) uf two million wom
Ut'KlnuliiK Monday. O'combpr a..n. will iiibb that ronurrw mr
unil rontlnuiiiK tlirouuh tin- woi'k. ' ,.Kllalln iii-rinitt ln an tillcn.
Alcxanilcr'n (Iroocry will hnva " l. iiu II - ailmittcil tn the t'nln-d
their KWM Mm. l'curl K. lUvon. istnti-H prior to rnacllni'iit of th
food export. Sho will domon-.,mi,.n,li(.n law of July. 1924, to
Food Demonstration
Alexander's Grocery
fttrnte und luctiiro on thu famotiH
llatilo Crock Hanlliiriuin lii'iillh
fuotlH," whli h today havc Kiilncil
livinc to thin ctuuiiry wllhotil do
day hln wife and titnoai-rioit mlnor
hlldron. thuji maldnir uyilde tho
men u wido poimlarlty nmoiiK rP.lniiii, f rainlllon now n--people
who uro KOfklne foodH that artitcd.
I.ulld luullh and keep them fowl- 'rh dull women will iili l-
Inn fit.
The Haiti Cirerk way of eat
IntE ua prnetlecd- nt the llnttlo
Ctrcelt unltariuM tondn to cllni
Inttto a greuL- portion of thoHo
ullmontit. Tho mnln rtMtNonn they
hulld health lit bceautto they oyer
roiiHtlpHtlon. one of
cntmen - for
the!
Ill
port the Hhlpfftriid-Xcwloti hill to
net iiHlde lialny like Watershed
reKTon of 1 l.iino mitiare mile In
.MInneotii Mnd Canada n nn In
tornaliotuil park.
The Natlotoll Wonuin'n l'lirty
will eontlnne lo eoneentrnte lt
effort" nt ; the eomfnit Mention ' ol"
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