Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1926, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN NGTON, . C, MON I)A\ MARCH 29, 1926. “CAT STEW” EATEN IN FRAT INTIATION College and Humane Officer Probe Renorts Felines Were Skinned Alive. ated Press JAVELAND, Ohio, 9.1 “Black cat stew” is Sor ted | to freshmen as initiation by fraterni- | of a Cleveland collexe, investi- | n by Dr. L. J. Dunn of the| | unn was tevir trace ru- | by students, ol in an aby { tern section ik cat which inned appeared 10 have Each Must Kill Cat fraternit ies, 1 permit appears with h is such « uring or paintis ap its own reward at stewed. he her capt re) shall all eut t Rabbit Cooked Instead. t is taken from him or and he ita 1t is stewed trembling arket to the and served eshman. If he resists, fraternities have yeans of persuasion. If he still re returned to the “dungeon at proud spirit.” infrequently eating the stew luces nausea, through the psycho- al effect of the thought that he is eating the the cat. Dr. Dur to inquire »d cruelities to the casts, and college investigation. DEVELOP ANTI-TOXIN IN MEASLES DISEASE Chemists Describe Isolation of a Micro-Organism and Discovery of Curative Remedy. 3W YORK, March 29.—Discovery easles toxin and development of n anti-toxin effective in combating isease is claimed by Dr. 3 1 L. W. Fisher. both of Detroit, in the cur ciation. their tion of eptococeus app ** which produces the measles toxin in the body. They the organism ptococeus experiments, they A skin t which heir discover: 1he anti-toxin. d with the measles toxin will produce se- yums with anti-toxic properties,” thet article s owing the toxin is a true ext liular or soluble toxin.”, The Journal of the American Medi cal Association, says the Detroit scientists and other invest streptococei toxin, now isolate such a toxin in gipelas and child-bed feve Engineer Officers Assigned. Engineer officers who have nearly X the Army ton, have heen and duties, Warren T tions Col with tre ex.; Maj in the this duny Board, follow Hannum, t Sam Houston, Robbins, to dut hief of Engineers, Daniel 1. Sultan, River and Harbor of the Maj the oftice ity with this city estublished banks. PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Und 17 Supervision U. S. Treasury £408 H ST. N. W. Shanghai ‘has its fivst clearing ho NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 50% and More H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT LESTER A Full Grand in Tone and Every Other spect. As Easy to Own as Any of the Inferior Makes Homer L. Kitt Co. 1330 G St. N.W. Everything Musical leys and | be painted | authorities will aid in the | THEY ‘SPREAD CHEER IN MANY DARK PLACES | | pup of distant’ visi lvn 1o rig Lo Willmett, Miss Lo ‘k row, left to right: De Grange, Mrs. Dorothy M. Assoc] adie H. \\ |l~4||| of the Front row, e 0. Be N iss Je \lrm 1 slenn, Mrs. Ethel ‘C. Williams, FEAST OF PASSOVER | CAROL'S STATUS 'GNORED-i :I’,‘, o flan and WILL OPEN TONIGHT‘Foxmer Grown Brince Not Tesue in| It is iHought that iHe Natiorallst { Rumanian Governmental Crisis. | Carol’s S e L ‘,“’,'.‘f{“’“ Sanpo \ BUCHAREST, Rumania, o | but there is nothing definite yet to Special Servwes to Be Held in| (®).—The tus of former ind res 1o return | Prince C4 not consider ue | to v King and Synagogues, With Ancient |in the present governmental crisis Queen wish to have him restored | Ritual, During Week. FOR The of the Passover, brating the momentous period in Jew ish history when the children of the Israclites were spared by God through blood of the lamb, will be observed in all synagogues of the city this eve ning. Special services will ‘be con ducted throughout the S-day which closes next Tues Ancient ritual of song ¥ will b6 Gedl d ki Bexsicss ot the synagogues and sermons on the mean- ing of the Passover will be preached. The first community Seder to be held under the gen Jewish auspices, being non-sectarian and community-wide in character, will be |conducted at the National Jewish Community Center tomorrow evening at 6 o'clo It will be in the form of the traditional celebration of the freedom of the Jewish people from Egyptian slavery. The program will | Jreast | | | | be conducted by the arrangements committee, which of Rabbi| Louis J. Schwefel, T. Loeb, | A Solomons | Abe Shefferman, M and Morris Garfi i hth Street Temple, Rabbi | At the Ei Stmon will conduct a public Seder service at 6:30 o'clock this *ev: Another service of the Passover be held at 10:30 o'clock ing by Rabbi S Kronnan. 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