Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 35

FRONNS ON ASKING FOSDICKTO PREI\BHl Presbyterian ModeratorSaysx New York Church Is Keep- ! ing Issue Alive. Ty the Assaciated Press PHILADELPHIA. October @ Clarcnee BEdward MacArtney. ator of the Presbyterian Gene cmbly, in a statement read last night | fore the Pennsylvania® synod. at. Wayne, near here, declared that| should the New York Presbytery ap- | prove the action of the first church | of that city in inviting Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick to preach .in its pulpit after having accepted his re- signation, the “whole urhappy issue” | would again be before the, church. | Dr. MacArtney's statement was sup- ( plementary to an address he was to have delivered before the synod in which he took issue with Dr. Fos- | dick's criticism of the Presbyterian | confession of faith. Because of ill- ness, the modecrator was unablc to | uttend the meeting and both his| statement and address werc read al Asel -lof Anaesthi SEES HELIUM GAS AS UTILITY : TO INDUCE Dr. Everett A. More Rapid in Effect Any Other | Bx the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK. Ocfober 24.—Hslium gasg of the kind used for the inflation ©f dirizibles has.properties that may be utilized in “the. inducement ot rurgicsl sleap, secording to Dr. Evers | | ete A." Tyler ‘of Philadelphia,. who. lectured befors the Eastery Society t the fourth -session of the’ soeic terad: & Tyler deciarced that expcrimcnls ravealed that the gas induced surgical sleep three times gs rapidly as any aer known anesthetic and that re- covery from fts effects is almost .in- stantaneous. The gas has no odor, it is pleasant to inhale and ‘producés 'mo sensation as the patlent goes ‘to sleep, Dr. Tyler gaid. Occasionally, however, it causes the voice to rise from nor- | mal tone to a high treble and some- times produces aphasia, owi | rapidity of the reco to the fter THIRD DAUGHTER OF KING Tyler Tells Society of Specialists It Is convention” lieze yes- | THE EVEI\TNG SURGICAL SLEEP and Recovery Than Is Anaesthetic. | operation. Helium's chief advantage over the new -hydrocarbon gases, Dr. Tyler stated. lies in its non-explo- &lve property. How the Blue PPoint oyster camo to | be an important factor in saving the| lives of alcohollc-poison victims was described by -Dr, Walter L. Menden- hall of Boston. It was discovered, he safd, ‘that the poisoning caused by prohibition Mquor was the same as | that which resulted in fatalitics dur- ing operations in which impure ether 'was used as an anaesthetic and that the remedy used in the latter cases—inhalatron of oxygene and carban _dioxide—was equally effici- caslous In tho treatment of alcohol poisoning. The gill-of- the oyster, the only. sub- stance kfown to nature which dupli- cates the lining membranes of the| human lung, was used in experiments | leading to this discovery, Dr. Men-| denhall asserted. ; i next -month hs\lr\.. been born No- {'vember- 13, . The Duke of Bru- | By the Assoctuted Press:. | bant will be 23 years old oo Novem- Act Occasions Anajety. | ber- 3. . Denies “Truth Serum” Tests. OSSINING, N. Y., October 24.—~War- |den Lewis Laws of, Sing Sin |'prison.~dented an announcement at-| | tributed vesterday to Dr. Carleton | No act in this unhappy drama. R t t said, “could occasion | S i y a0 Bihgeis m;"”,‘““’ Giovanni, Not Mafalda. 3 than the strange duall Engaged to Belgian Prince, Says action the congregation of the 5 2 4 Newspaper iu Rome. First Presbyterian Church. Technie- . tho congregatio ce : : R “'c‘if\l’\:gn:ff,“.’f:\.f:,b ROME, October 24.—According to | Himon. deputy police commlu;{nnlcr and in the instructions of the Pres 1l Monde, it is_Princess :Giovanni,|of New York City, that scopolamin, | by accepting the | third cauzhter of the King ot It crum,” would be tested oo 2 of the tpecial preacher.|and ot his sccond daughter.. P prisoners. ¢ believe that the Dres. | coss Mafalda, whose cngagement | 1 bytery of New York will countenance ;‘;'_?:"\0 of Brabant, Cruwngbritice off Metz Heads Ge: Trade Body. | ch ‘a proposal. But should it do] m, is to be announced shortly Tman 87, then the whaole unhappy.issue wl multancously with the making \1ul)~‘ NEW YORK, October A—Hcrrun; again before the church. We cannog | HC of the-engagementiof Prince-Hum: | Metz, - former controller of = New il and a former member of Con- | Maric Joze, only daugiter | . was clected president of the think, cither, that the special pre ~her"‘err the Italian beir apparent r ing and Qucen of the Bel-| l»o:u'd of Tradc for German-American could lend himself to this plan l‘rrif";t evade the v f the Presbyterians.” |9 i % St | Commerce, Inc.. at o meeting of the ld board of directors last nigbt. Don’t Let Constipation Make You an in\"afid— ‘ Relieve It With Kellogg’s Bran | teed to do so. If it tails, Ministry Not “Closed Shop™ Referring to Dr. Fosdick's criticism | of the Presbyterian confesslon of | taith, Dr. MaecArtney declared that| the Presbyterian ministry was not *a| closed its distinguished | ‘guest’ has denor ‘To any humility_a Creed.” Dr. MacArtney sraid: man who can belicve vanni will be 17 yea: ADVERTISEMENT. i | i recite in Apostice | Few people realize how dangerous your | lis constipation until this dread dis. |Srocer will retura your mone¥. lcase tears down their health. Did| Because It is ALL bran it sweeps, | you kndw that more than forty seri- |clcans and purifics the intestine, A o con b Ciaced to. oom, |Like nature..it scts naturally. It ous B iean e Siac) il the intestine function regu- Tcstament facts conce Jesus Christ and his gospe cillation and grace, the Presbyterian | 3 ever has boen. | o Its door into its| just as wide as the New.! ¢ » your hea Keltogs's iled - it |- Bat it overs day—two tablespoon i fulé—in chroni v oked a Ked: U402 Tyae it with milk or. cream Sprinkle it over other cereals. Cook tipation. It|it with hot cercals. Enjoy it in those k& {]lis eftective because it is ALL bran. “'orkd':rl'ui recipes given on every, at is why it is recommended so "“f”“°‘n s aciiea = he flavor by doctors. They know that | The favor ALL brau can b 100 Der |1y is erisp, nut- cert results. Part brau is. at best only @ half-w: 1t eaten will bring p the most chro Remove Polich Wmex s Body. PRAGLE. Czechoslov: he body of 1len Folish writer here yeste £ the Cgect ernments and the diplo- It is being transterred . 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MERODE WEEK FRIDAY, Nome, with four men aboard, been -varried off b Arctic Ocean, it wu‘ STAR,:-WASHINGTON,- D. C., SCHOONER, WITH 4 MEN, IS CARRIED AWAY BY ICE Caught North —of:“Bering Strait| W'Mll anmng to Seek Bllety OCTOBER earned .yesterday. bo -seized this season, in tho grasp of-'ice in the Alaskan.Arctic, was cayght in Kotzobue Soynd, north of Bering Strait; whither she was hurrying for saféty on Der last | trjp “before Winter. . he Silver Wave first stranded, ac-| " |rcording . to reports .reaching here. NOME, - Alaska, October 24.—f'he | Her cargo and passengers were taken ! There were gasoling uohooner Silver . Wave of | off near the end of alons poninsula | of milk produced in 13 ocean. the crew, from coming ashore. Charge: Account Tomorrow Slush ice prevented the mnanr and | 186 miles, engineer from reaching the vessetand kept the four men, the rémainder.of who had remained uboard 36, 05 000" ‘pounds | 24, 1924, has | running into Kotzebue Sound. thé fco of the|Capt. Pegness, master and owner. and the_engineer wer¢ ashore, the Silver The Silver Wave, fourth vessel to! Wave was seen moving out to the | . v after the style of t | PARIS OFFICERS INCJUNTA. ] aitor e stade of i S Ead tncrcased pay agd t | fonse intercsts. Gouraud, miiitars ordered the niupanders 36 Perturbation | 8 the officers together st o bt o AP the mindster war was of mprovi i that th forbidden While questl formati i the oflicer | Move to Improve Status Worries Military ‘Authorities. 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