Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 24

COLSIVS WILGET HERMITS S0 Division of Estate of Two Who Died Four Years Ago Settled by Judge. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 20.—A score of | ©qusins scattered in Great Britain, Ire- | Jand and the United States will in- herit the $200,000 estate of two her- | mits who died in Park Ridge, a suburb, four years ago, Probate Judge Henry Horner has ruled. Of the known heirs, 15 cousins| Iive in Ireland, two in Massachusetts and one each in England, Montana and Kansas. The estate was left by John Flynn, who committed suicide after the death of his brother in 1926. The two had lived as hermits and the money was found hidden in mattresses, milk cans &nd beneath the floor. Claims of alleged heirs caused an investigation. It was found that the | hermits were sons of & John Flynn, who eloped in Dublin, Ireland, with | Henrietta Goodiff, daughter of Capt. | James Maynard Goodiff, an English soldier. e Stalin Decorated. MOSCOW, June 20 (#).— Joseph Btalin is slated to be the first recipierft of the Order of Lenin, & newly created decoration for extraordinary service to the country. Communist district par- ties and trades unions have been urg- ing that he be honored. THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. O, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. ANESTHETICS, DRUGS AND LIQUOR FOUND TO HAVE SIMILAR EFFECTS Scientific Results Prove Slang Term “Stiff” True Description of Effect on Nerve Cells. BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE. Associated Press Sclence Editor. ITHACA, N. Y., June 20.—Discovery of the reason why anesthetics cause un- consciousness was announced today at Cornell University. They cause nerve cells to become thick and white, like tiny hard-boiled eggs. Oblivion accompanies this change, and consciousness does not return until J the cells resume their normal state. drug at different concentrations.” An amazing part of the discovery is| The effect of blows was. studied by that a knockout blow on the head of | jarring the nerve cells, which caused the coma of narcotics or intoxication all them to whiten and produce similar cell changes. Thus the “kick” in.a drink is actually, in effect, like a physical blow. “Boiles tewed"” and “stiff,” applied to drug drink ef- fects, are more than slang: they are the simple truth about changes invisible to the ye. ‘The discoveries were reported to the eighth colloid symposium by Dr. G. H. | R?(‘htfl', national research fellow at Cornell, who worked under direction of Dr. Wilder D. Bancroft, professor of | physical chemistry. 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