Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 41

| that the severance of the sympathetic {nerves communicating with the par- | alyzed limb will relieve the fixation | f-\usx‘fi« and at the same time leave | | free the nerves and muscles by which | movement is made. NEw UR[EAN \ Diabetes, caused largely by over- eating and excessive fat after the Mgt of 45, aflicts millions of Ameri- May ed. o declar, ,::mnrull; ‘eat too much,” he asserted. | “Man often puts into his stomach at | one time food which exceeds in value Dr. RUdOIph Matas to Suc.[lh( commercial value of his entire carcass—which, 1 war periods, was ceed Dr. Charles Mayo as |raw: at 98 cents.” Head of Congress. i Cong JURY UNABLE TO AGREE By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 24.—Dr. Ru- dolph Matas of New Orleans M«meon for chosen president-elect of the cli ! congress of the American Colleg: Surgeons at a business sess Matas will succeed Dr. Charles IL !Byt Mayo, who was elected president t N the last congress and was installed | to vesterday at the 1923 congress delibe Dr. Bugene Hillthouse 1’00l of this case of city and Dr. John Sinclair McEachern, | Cfounty Alberta, Canada, was named rst of mu The congress closed 1 Retrial Ryan to Be Made After First Case Fails of Verdict. ssociated Press. YORK, October 2 after more than 12 hours' on, the jury considering the Patrick Ryan in the Kings Supreme Court on a charge dering Ferdinand Downs, of the Ku Klux Klan, by Justice Lewis at this morning. fayo, speaking at the first ses- | strict Attorney Hildreth said sion, characterized the work of three | that he would move to have the case Australian surgeons in the treatment | retiied. Dr. Philip Brennan, counsel “of certain forms of rigid paralysis | for liyan, stated that immediate ap- and ulcerous stomach disorde would be made to have scribed by them to the congr Imitted to bail pending his the outstanding feature of the trial. vention. Two of the surgeons, N, and Dr. John 1. sed their Ma Unable was 12:40 on- Dr. Hunter | operative pro new A failure is onc who has quit trys ni. Amerjcans | IN KLANSMAN’S MURDER; of Patrick! THE EVEN LEYDEN PROFESSOR NG STAR, | Recalls | Medicine Award Made to Dr. Wil- | lem Einthoven, Holder of Physiology Chair. date for {sailed both {|John W. Da for ‘ By the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, October | Nobel prize for medicine | awarded to Prof. Willem | of Leyden University. Dr. Kinthoven | holds the post of professor of physi- | ology. “His The Nobel prizes, are five, They have a monetary value of be- |} : (weon 330,000 and $40.000. The prize ‘h',‘l‘l“‘t;‘:;\“'\( for medicine in 1923 was awarde to Dr. ¥. G. Banting and J. 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