Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 27

SWEET SMELL ERA SOON IS FORECAST Many Disagreeable Odors Are Mixed to Make Pleas- ant Aromas. By the Associated Press. HAMILTON, N. Y, July 10.—Early arrival of a new era of sweet smells was forecast today by Dr. Donald A. Laird, head of the department of psychology of Colgate University. He foresees many of the widespread, disagreeable odors of industry turned into pleasant aromas through a re: cently discovered advance in the pe fumer's art. By this new method, in- | stead of using perfume to cover up bad smells, the evil odor itself is “put to work.” It is given as a companion a minute rcentage of some powerful chemical. 'he new partner, called an industrial aromatic, may be equally evil smelling, but the combination of the two bad odors produces a sweet or pleasant one. Industry, says Dr. Laird in a survey THE EVENIN G STAR, WASHINGTON, 8 Milwaukee advertising man, to learn how they ranked among customers. The worst was perspiration, garlic second, rubber third and kerosene fourth. Both rubber and kerosene, said Dr. Laird, now are coming upon the mar- ket in guises that no nose would recog- nize. He told of sprays whose effec- tiveness depends mainly upon kerosene and which, he said, are widely used in homes which would not tolerate them until kerosenes odor was “put to work” at making perfume of itself. Rubber's odor is likewise used &s the basis of new aromas, said Dr. Laird, but that he is not at liberty to name any of the new disguises. He credited Dr. Eric C. Kunz of Montclair, N. J., with leadership in the research 'establishing the methods of getting rid of smells. Kunz found four aromatics which would combine with a linseed oil odor in some artificial leathers so as to produce a pleasant sffect. ‘The same principle, Dr. Laird said, can be used to change disagreeable odors in rooms or auditorfums into | quite a variety of agreeable scen “New-mown hay"” is one of the resul But the art has not been developed to the point where it can be applied eco- nomically to open-air odors of the “gas house” type. COLONIAL ANTHRACITE “Guarapteed No Slate. No Clinkers” the Man Who Uses It | NATIVE WILL DIRECT MEXICO M. E. CHURCH Election Will Be at First General | Conference in September, Says Dr. Diffendorfer. | By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, July 10—Dr. R. E. V Diffendorfer, secretary of the Board of | Foreign Missions of the Methodist Epis- | copal Church, last night announced that | a Mexican Bishop would be elected | head of the newly formed Mexican Methodist Church which will be en- tircly independent of the Methodist | Episcopal Church in the United States. Election will take place at the first general con!erence of the denomination September 16. Dr. Diffendorfer said the September conference had been given almost nec- essary powers to adapt the ritual and program work of the new organization | to Mexican conditions. “The formation of the Mexican church means a new era in Protestantism in Mexico,” Dr. Diffendorfer asserted, pre- dxcnkng advances in all lines of church worl Metals Show Variation. | ST. LOUIS (#)—Ulick R. Evans of | S. Hershman, Combridge University reports to the | American Electromechancial Soclely‘ne!s and physically on the surface of one | Press. piece. | paper. VlLss /777 D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. B-11 COL. 0. S. HERSHMAN In additic o DIES IN PITTSBURGH [sex ot ittsoursn crinr e er s Former New:paper Publisher Suc-|peay n. . cumbs at 71 After Illness of Three Weeks. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, July 10.—Col. Oliver | | will study Landscaping Abroad. former _Pittsburgh | newspaper publisher, died at his home | nere yesterday after a three weeks® ill- 1, He published the Chronicle Tele- | this Summer. that metals may vary both chemically graph until 1900, when he bought the | for through appointment as aide-de-camp to Gov. E. 8. Stuart in 1907, |unh the Del Mar Club at Santa Mon- | fta, Calif., and the Deal Golf Club of i‘ His widow and three children survive. | The children are Mrs. Madison J. Keeney of Los Angeles and Harold B. and Elda ‘Belle Hershman, both of fl(l\burgh AMES, Iowa (#).—Six Iowa State Col- | |lege students will receive credit for | studies in landscape gardening abroad | They will sail in June Italy, Egypt, "Palestine, Turkey, In 1923 he disposed of the latter | Greece, Switzerland, France and Eng-| ago. His military title was secured land. |DEFEAT OF LEPROSY IN NORWAY REPORTED | Only 72 Cases Now in Country, Says Declaration Published by Medical Authorities, | Leprosy has been defeated in Norway, laration recently published here. There are now only 72 lepers and when the last of these dies—he can live at maxi- | | mum 30 years only—the grewsome dis- ease will have disappeared from this | country. Leprosy Wwas in all probability brought to Norway by the Vikings, who visited England and France many years It has since been a curse to the | population, especially the fishermen. All visgigisiniiois The Hub Is Closed Saturdays During July and August wwiswins says the medical authorities in a dec- | lepers are interned in special hospitaly and some of the patients have grown very old, one having celebrated his 94th birthday before he died, not of leprosy but of decrpeitude. ‘The longest time observed in Norway | between transmission of infection and | the outbreak of the disease is 28 years, but a period of 40 years has been re- [ corded in Engllnd " RS 5 Germany now has 800,000 p!oplr who re working part-time. [TCHING RASHES quickly relieved and often cleared away by a few apolications of Resinol VUVNANUVANIViaviaw; Frlday Bargalns From The Hub’s Clean Sweep Rai‘p.h J. Moore Coal Co. 1406 N. Cap. St. Pot. 0970 issued today, is rapidly taking up the new principle to increase sales of articles which once lacked smell appeal. He quotes a survey of 56 vafieties of common smells made by F. 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Pure Dye Crepe | Slips, $26 A most unusual group, for here are the new fitted style slips bordered with Alen- con type lace top and bottom...tailored slips with hemstitched band top...even one model with scalloped bottom! The buyer is highly enthusiastic. . .the ad- vertising writers are buying them. . .there are only 360 at this price, so better be here early! In flesh and white, 34 to 44 Grey Shops—Second Floor A decorative and well made suite, consist- ing of a settee, armchair and rocker in at- tractive finishu complete with cretonne- A handsome new decorated willow suite, consisting of a settee, armchair and rocker with auto type spring-filled seat cushions, covered in gay colored cretonne. July Cle Sweep Sale Price A popular style known as the “Ca- thedral” deriving its name from the back design. It consists of three pieces, settee, armchair and rocker with upholstered back and auto lype spring-filled seat cushions, Clean Sweep Price ... Liberal Credit Terms! $6.98 Cool, cool net for Summer Vagabond Sash $5-50 QSurcIy yott know Dorothy Bickum’s fa- | mous little girdle for youthful figures. .. giving just the gentle support they need, moulding easily to the right lines. Double net, marvelously cool...twelve-inch length fo keep hips flat.. .sizes 26 to 30. Matching Net “Bandit,” $1 Grey Shops—Second Floor GOLDSTRIPE Silk Stockings in Pastel Chiffons $] 9 Summer parties call for Summer frocks and Summer frocks call for Summer stockings...which means, of course, Gold Stripe. Soft cool pastels to make one harmonious sweep from shoulder to toe...and, of course, the Gold Stripe service will, if you so desire, dye stockings to match exactly, if the color is not in the extensive stocks. $75.00 Cathedral Fiber Suite covered in cretonne. Clean Bweep Sale Price $1.69 Fiber Fernery Fiber Wrapped Willow Armchair Table With Cretonne Cushions Lawn Mower Made with 12 s4'=9-£ inch cutting Lawn SWing blades. Roller $6.88 Four - passenger slat seat and back. Canopy Extra. Hammock Chair 98c Hardwood frame, canvas stretcher. No Phone Orders Regular $129 Four-Piece Bed Room Suite Seventy-nine dollars is not an unusual pnce for a walnut-finished bed room suite. It is the combination of quality and this low price that makes $ f Lawn Bench Iron frame, sl fi Rustic Seat A splendid m289c our offer so unusual. As illustrated, a dresser, chest of drawers, wood bed and a French vanity. Of gumwood, finished in American Walnut. Clean Sweep Sale Price $5.00 Down Delivers This Suite! el ere for the garden. Natural bark fin- s hardwood slat seat and back.. slat back. 'no run that starts above can pass the Gold Stripe” And, as always, Buy them on the street floor or at the Stonelesgh Court Shop, 1013 Connecticut Ave. Imported $3.50 =1 $4.50 Gloves $9.95 Imported, very fine kid and suede pull-ons, in white and belgc, which makes them especially good to wear right now. Glove Shop, Street Floor Oil ‘Two-burn~ er ltyle Stove $11 60 Oil Burning Cook Stove Made with a splendid cabinet oven and four burners designed to $ 6-Piece Walnut-Finished Dinette Suite A splendid gumwood suite finished in $49-60 Three-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite A practical and easy to manage combina- tion bed and living room outfit, consisting of a hardwood frame bed-davenport, armchair $ 20 provide instant heat like and rocker, upholstered and covered in imita- * gas. A guaranteed high- tion leather, Clean Sweep Sale price.. grade cook stove at a spe- $5.00 Down-Delivers It! cial low price American walnut, consisting of a buffet, extension table and foyr leather seat chairs to match. July Clean Sweep Sale price .. Top Feresd tra. Safe and ndorless Foot Stool Upholstered de End Table ered, walnut - 00 i verour— =] walnut fin- rlnllhet'.lsl .. 31 e L e TOG o HLB 7th and D Streets N.W. Selling Tomorrow at Vanity Seat $92.95 Here they are . . . just the fine wide, flattering shapes and styles you want, with gayly colored ribbons . . . and all 'y st a price that makes them most tcmptmg Better be ¢ ‘yore when the doors open because we can’t guarantee how #ng they’ll last! M cov- Ml Made with book trough Three-Piece Metal Bed Outfit A popular ensemble consisting of $13.85 a wood-finished metal bed with two-inch continuous posts, a reversible mattress and a link fabric spring. Clean Sweep Sale price.. Decorated Five-Piece Breakfast Suite tily decorated in colors and is a most Drop-leaf table and four artistic wood $ attractive value at l 3 seat chairs to match. The suite is pret- 50c a Week—Tlle HUB.' ery Shop, Street Floor