Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1931, Page 37

THE COLUMBIA ISLAND SULTANOF S GONG TOLONDON Only Autocrat Ruling Under U. S. Flag to Seek Estate Adjustment. . Science Relation Between Sujer in Blood and Melancholy | | Reported by British Medical Journal. Philadelphia Propesal Lowest Amor Before Grant _— lan | “There is a relation between sugar and melancholy e Investigations reported McCowan in the British Medical Jour- nal Lancet show that in certain types S iy of insanity the amount of blood suga RS above the normal is closely associates MANILA, P. I. (% —The Sultan of | with the depth of the depression Bulu, only Mohammedan autoerat rul- Dr. McCowan has devised a techniqu: ing under the American flag. plans to | for measuring the “hyperglycaeic in- &> 1o London this Winter to seek & cex” ss a measure of abnormal blood settiement from the British government content and believes that it has some on his own vast holdings in what is | diagnostic value. Thus a patient who apparently had recovered from a de- n 1878 the Sultan’s father leased pression would not be released while | (0 his part of Borneo to the British North | the blood sugar remained too high. In | Borneo Co. for “as long as the sun and | insane states characterized by extreme the stars shall shine,” recelving an an- | excitement, he found, there is little nual pension of 6,000 Straits dollars [ abnormality in this respect (about $2,700). The present Sultan,| Sometimes a d patient will be Jamalul Kiram, claims the company |found, he reported, who has a low blood agreed to pay an additional amount as | sugar index. This is & bad sign and 1ts profits increased. greatly diminishes the likelihood of re- covery. Deacendants Few. ‘The sugar increase in depression, he now in his sixties, is | says, is a secondary phenomenon inci- a dynasty reputedly more | dental to body changes that accompany TR The Safest Buy in Washington Is a Used Hupmobile From MOTT MOTORS, Inc. 1520 14th St. NW. Dec. 4341 (Copyright. 1931) ranging from 60 to 100 T ans sttt Tave Gotham Women Wear Epaulets. so that now he has only| NEW YORK, (#) —Epaulets made of of 3 diamonds and eme: r diamonds and Outwardly the Sultan is merely the rubies, are the newest emrichrent of religious head of the people of Sulu, | evening .um They are fastened to the pretty little archipelago in the | RAITOW ulder straps and cover the Southern Philippine Islands. In prac- | tips of the wearer's shoulders, giving tice, however, he comes close to being | the -shouldered effect that is so the ‘absolute ruler of his realm mothing to do . after another in which to do it § was & palace out of courtesy only. for the average modest American home eontains five times as many conven- fences. Entertained Press. Occasionally a newspaper man would drop in and break the monotony. Then | the Sultan would discard his favorite | jamas and but on a tuxedo to pose lor pictures. He never Jet Yhe camera him in pajamas—no} the Sultan. But Gov. Gen. Dwight W. Davis eently appointed him a Senator to rep resent the Mohammedans of Mandanao | and Sulu in the Philippine Legislature, and he came to Manila. i Attired in a well tallored suit of flntl material, wearing a red fez and carry- | ing an expensive cane, he walked through the halls of. the legislative building to his office, followed by his retinue and the admirin Sultan had years. He was being pajd, due a Sultan-Senator, and he blossomed and his Orchestra #$0O CLOSE TO ME” on the reverse side Ne. 22828 7 Also new Wayne King record —"Guilty” and “I Don’t Know Why". No. 22817 These are the very latest hits—the tunes that everybody will soon be playing and singing. An RCA Victor Product 5; p ; Hear them today! out. He showed an interest in indepen- dence, on which he never publicly ex- pressed In various an and The music you want post he gav | office by employing a girl stenographer. s ADVERTISES FOR WOMEN T0 PASS FORGED CHECKS ©Convicted Minneapolis Man Says Applicants Tortured Him Into Signing Bad Paper. By the Associated Press. POLIS, October 30.—A man charged with advertising for young women with dramatic talent and then | using them to pass bad checks was convicted of forgery here. | ‘The man, Clare Meyers, said in his defense that two of the women forced him into forgery. He testified that they | burned his feet with cigarettes and | ced pieces of ignited paper between | toes until he signed the checks. ‘The women denied his charges. They | cks, however. | ~~ 1t swont rub off/ quoted Meyers as saying. \’ Manchu wheat crop of 20,000,000 Bushels in one-fifth larger than that of last year. | Sold by All Good Paint and Hardware Stores What’s this they’re saying T about OXYDOL! @ Such rich in stant suds I've never seen before @ See how much whiter it makes my- clothes Suds! Suds! Suds! — 50% more of them? How much easier housework is with these new-type richer suds. And how much quicker too. Here are suds that do more work for you — that soak clothes whiter,in any water, hard or soft—lift the dirt right out of dirty clothes and float it away, to the very last particle —all without rubbing. Why? Because of the livelier, sudsier, extra suds. And your hands will tell you that it's good for even your most delicate things. 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