Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1929, Page 20

THURSDAY, MAY 30, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. 2y 0"- MAN ANU W|FE ?BotaniSt Describes Minute Plants ‘ WINS DIVORCE DECREE. KILLED IN TEXA -t e PEAREPERE PR e D INTEKAS BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 30 (P)*‘ rthur Sayers and Mate Shot Helen Clre{ McMahon of Stamford. daughter of the late Judge Martin ¢ at Home of Latter’s Brother. causes the forcible projection of the +! spore for a distance sometimes equaling | 200 times their length. Spreads Disease. The diseases of leaf and stem rusts | of wheat and other cereals, the smut McMahon, Tulsa, Okla., oil operator. Qisease of corn and many other plants.| The decree was granted on an allega- other rust and smut diseases and many | tion of cruelty set forth in a deposition | e o arge outgrowths on trees are |from the plaintiff, who was not present | spread sfmilarly, he concluded, to-|in the courtroom. Mrs. McMahon de- gether with the large fungi known as clared in a document that her hus-| mushrooms and toadstools. | band’s attitude toward her changed | The special meeting called to hear | shortly after their marriage, in 1924. e i hich I estimated to cause an ' Dr. Bulles was arranged by Dr. N. D.| when che tefused to allow bim to man- disense T more than $25,000,000 in | Humphrey, plant pathologist of the age the $33,000 annual income from an A o tates alone by destroving | Department of Agriculture. in charge of | estate of close to $2.000.000 jeft in trust | the kernels and substituting for them | cereal rust disease investigations. |by her father for herself and her thousands of thousands of spores. These by | brother, Martin P. Carey, of Stamford. | | By the Associated Press. | The process by which a minute plan | —a fungus—shoots a greater number of | damaging projectiles into the air in one hour than were fired {rom guns d the whole World War was described at a special meeting of the Botanical So | clety of Washington .at the Cosmos | Club by Dr. A. H. Reginald Buller of | the University of Manitoba. This prolific fungus, he said, is very similar to the organism which causes | the stinking smut of wheat, a plant | Carey, solicitor general and vice presi- | dent” and director of the Standard Oil / | Co. of New York, was granted a decree | f divorce here yesterday from John V. { z ! Br the Associated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex., May 30.—Ar- thur Sayers, prominent oil man of Hous- ton, and his wife, were shot to death carly today at the home here of Mrs.| 5 Bayers' brother; Hoger Q) Willlams, s6c- | anearing. ;:“,‘,’,,‘,,‘;“:,;;,‘:33“’.“."‘,* fns| Bernard Shaw's presentation copy of | mEw— * retary-treasurer of the Orbit Oil Co. of | black powder, act much like a seed, John Bull's Other Isiand” to the late| Television transmission to the public | biack powder, sct much, Mke & se¢. | yenry Arthur Jones, the dramatit. in| in Englend le tostart ndt later than | Fort Worth. ‘whi ,:‘gm"‘ ores develop to perpetu- | 1907, was recently sold in London for | July, according to announcements of A 25-caliber pistol was found under | ate The fungus and the s s | the promoters. rayers' body and a 38-caliber automatic s b il A was on sofa nearby. The larger pis. | Subject of Speculation. [B[——=[0lc————cl———n] —First, fashion says, acquire a sun-tan! 1ol had been fired six times. None of | yhe exact manner in which these ] . » the Cartridges . the smaller gun had | oconary. disease-gpreading spores are Open Until 5 P.M. May 31 And then to make it possible she lowers SIS e S e O i ateent and - the backs or almost removes them en- rother for some time. Mr. Sayers ar- | N2 sub; : rived Tnst night. Police said they had | J0CEG for & Jong time, Dr. Buler | Wh ’ - tirely from all sorts of smart apparel boen given information that they ha lied. ] - o - t G t K Y . 4 e e o oued | Ciirsrstyfot Manitobalihoweveri s at's Going to Neep lou ||| from underthings to evening gowns. shorty aites the pusband's arrval, | ofigha "o _dlciosed, ana. have discav- B ST al The sun, very accomodatingly, then does i r, and Mre. Williums had jUsb 162 ered (he mechaniam of expulston [ —going when your earning powers | the rest, giving you as dark a tAn as you e oom Willlas (aid police; they | oAl gmAIL diop of liquid, composed : Selip I 1 = | % g o™ he hear the shots and that | larm"l‘ é\( :n!n.fhnhflxplnmcg. L:]fnrm» wane, if it's not the surplus you can | care to go in for—or rather, out for! ! S Ll = ed at the base of the spore it enlarges. 5 i o e e |be sl unil, upon reaching certain create now, through steady saving? Here are some of the ways of acquiring , o e . | Size. the pressure ts surface tension 55E " . 50t f freaver] was shot twice, lonoe ‘abave | B Think that over, and you'll come in it, inexpensively priced, at Kann's, Sayers was shot in the ba and neck H pe T ~ 4 : B . = and open a thrift account THIS PAY and had a flesh Nj!:nifcrn. her chest. 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