Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 20

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L and M Open Satarday Night Open Nights Open Nights MANY LIVES SAVED BY RADID COMPASS Ships Lost in Fog Can Now Learn Exact Location by New Device. just where | can in the fo, ship mast ern aid to n rd the radio | # 4 compass to { meet the d it comes. {Th is merely a rectangular 1 mounted on a vertical nd fixed to turn so as to face direction. It acts like a me- and from it the ope le he dir {direction th | Other statio; act in the sam ito a central | notes If the ship lies east from one sta- tion and south from another, the ! point where these lines cross is the p's location. Once this is done he wireless operators on shore have ! jonly to tell the ship's master his| | position in terms of latitude and { longitude. LADY ASTOR REBUKED BY SPEAKER OF HOUSE & the shore also y. and these report tation and compare Told Not to Lecture Commons When Asking to Be Heard. LONDON, May 14.—Lady Astor re- ceived a rebuke from the speaker of the house of commons the other day. During question time a member had asked a question about the murder of Kate Carroll, who was slain, it is charged. by armed Sinn Feiners. be- cause she had written letters anent illicit drinking in her neighborhocd Lady Astor intervened with a sup- plementary question and holding up her hand asked the house several times to listen attentively as she had something important to say. The speaker asked. 1 the no- ble lady put her guestion without lecturing the house?” - Lady Astor's “question” proved to be a request that the government control the liquor traffic In Ireland %0 _that such crimes would not occur. The Irish attorney general said this particular crime was the out- come of illicit liquor traffic, but Lady Astor persisted that all kinds of drink traffic, illicit or otherwise, should be abolished. The matter thereupon dropped. APPROVES MOVIE CENSOR. New York Governor Signs Bill Creating Commission. ALBANY, N. Y., May 14.—Gov. Miller today signed the Lusk-Clayton mo- tion picture censorship bill The law creates a motion picture commission of three members ap- pointed by the governor and con- firmed by the senate at annual sal- aries of $7,500 each. The commission will review films before exhibition in the state and may refuse to license any films that are “obscene. indecent, immoral. inhuman. sacrilegious or of h a character that their exhibition 1d tend to corrupt morals or incite me."” applicant may have the commis- sion reviewed by the courts. ommission will grant licenses to all pictures approved at the rate of $2 for each 1,000 feet of film. News ! recls and scientific and educational films are exempt from the licensing provision. PR —— SIMS SAILS FOR ENGLAND. Admiral Going to Receive Degree From Cambridge. NEW YORK, May 14—Rear Ad- miral William S. Sims was a passen- ger aboard the steamship Cedric, sailing today for England, where he will receive a degree of doctor of aws from Cambridge University. He was accompanied b, r. Rufus M. Jones, professor of philosophy at Haverford College and | -hairman of the American Friends Service committee, and Dr. Wilbur K. Thomas, executive secretary, were passengers aboard the steamship Olympic. They will make & tour of ope to survey the committee's re- projec ADVERTISEM! Crow’s Feet, Wrinkles, Enlarged The first application of Howard's Butter: or_rough hands or made stowy white, yet there is not htest sigh of its use. It actually vanishes from sight and the most heated atmosphere will ' not produce the least shininess or greasiness of the skin. 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