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THE CHINA MAIL

MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 1927

Dr. Ralph H. McKee, professor of chemical engineering and chem istry at Columbia University, councilor-at-large of the American Clem- ical Society, and chairman of the United States Society of Chemical Industry, has developed a new method of manufacturing intarvin, the new remedy for diabetes recently discovered by Dr. Max Kahn. This is something of an artificial fât, and believed to be the first true oleomargerine the world has ever known. The substance has been used on several patients and has proved in each case to be a successful

cure:

James A log

American un-

Play is something that is un- known among the refugee children

Above is showà James A. Logan, of the Near East, whose lives have been made up of privation, tail and of Philadelphia, who has succeed horror, Miss Alice Anna Rouse, ed Rowland W. Boyden, of Boston, of Baltimore, Md, a specialist in, resigned, as the

official delegate to the Allied "games and recreation-for-children, has sailed for the Near East to take Reparations Commission, sitting in charge of the 15,000 Greek and Paris. Mr. Logan was on the Military 'Observer, Armeni in refugees and teach them French General Staff in 1914 as the American idea that "all work | American and no play makes Jack a dull boy." served in that post until the end of hostilities and later became chief assistant to Herbert Hoover in Belgian relief work and in Near East relief work.

Chicago, dismayed at the terrible death to taken annually by speeding automoblists, has opened a war on speeders. In the past it has been customary to give speeders sunimonses to appear in Court. Now, however, every speeder is arrested and forced to give a cash bail of $100, or a realty bail of $400. Judge Gilster com- plimented the policeman who locked up Miss Jean Wheeler, instead of excusing her because of her beauty and winsome smile.

Mrs Marston Burke 4 Ex Gov

Mrs. Masion Burke, daughter of the late Edwin Marston, president, of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., of New York City, was to be married in September to former Governor R. Livingston Beeckman, of Rhode Island, shown here with her at Newport, R. I: Mrs. Burke was divorced" from Oscar Burke, of York two years ago. Governor Beeckman's first

wife died several years ago.

Henry Feingold.

Harry Feingold is a frail little chap of 14. living in a dingy tenements the lower East Side of New York City, On recent nights, when an attempt to sleep in his tiny bedroom was torture from the heat, Hry softly mounted the stairs to the roof of the crowded tenement. He found there a glorious water tank that was dried by the lieat of the midday sun. He deposited his mattress at the bottom of the tank, spread his rolled-up coat for a pillow and inhaded the grateful night air, spellbound by the splendour of the heavens and the stars. People who saw him climb in there nightly thought he was a burglar and notified the police, who took him out and sent him back to swelter ja the tiny bedroom.

Emma Adams,in.

George B. Christian

W. Gundry AT Vilder,

Two American college students members of the British Merton College Arctic Expeditio, which already has reached the froze. North Ole is W. Guidry, of Cleveland, O., member of a George B. Christian, President wealthy and proniazat family Harding's private secretary, is there, who is assistant surveyor shown delivering, by proxy, the of the expedition. He was on a President's last message. The ad- tour of the world, which he halted dress was delivered before 15,000 to joia his friends from Oxford on Above is shown 15-year-old persons gathered in the Hollywood the Arctic trip. He is a graduate Emma Adams, who was found by Bowl, in Hollywood, Cal., on the of the University of Virginia and probation officers of, Shawnee occasion of the presentation, by the Missachusetts Institute County, Kansas, living in a cave the Marion (0) Command ant of Technology. The other is A. T. on an island in the Kaw River. She the Knights Templar, of the Inter-Wilder, former National Bay Scout resisted all modernizing influence national Travelling Beausant to the Champion, who is the expedition's and declared she intended to Hollywood Commandery. Mr.wireless operator. He is a mem escape and return to her island Christian is shown here making ber of the Oxford swimming team; cave. She did, however, permit the last address on behalf of Mr. and a member of the famous her hair to be.bobbed.

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Before she married Melville R. Thomson. a pro niuent Chicago attorney, Miss Elsa Miller, organist and heiress of Seattle, Wash., spent much time with her fiance in the Court of Domestic Relations of the Windy City, studying causes of divorce. After making this study, she wrote her "Bride's Ten Commandments." They follow:

1. Let your husband control the home. When you lose your respect for his ability you are losing your love for him.

2. Be a good cook. If you cannot cook, make it your business to hire a good cook and see that the meals are served on time,

3. Keep your home cozy and attractive. If you are a musician, play and sing for him in the evening.

4. Study his disposition and act accordingly.

5. Do not blame all the troubles on the man. My times the woman is to blame. I learned this in court.

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6. Learn to trust your husband. Accept his explanation of why he was out late. If you could not trust him you should not have married

him.

7. Do not pag. Most men have plenty of troubles of their own. 8. Take an interest his business affairs. If he is a lawyer, talk law with him. If he is in politics, talk politics.

9. Exercise your right to vote and he will be proud of you. 10. Show him a little affection and attention. Mike love to him. Mon like that rather than being expected to mike all the advances in

the show of affection.

Now Thompson has secured a Chicago divorce and custody of one their two children on the ground that he was a backstop for fists and missiles.

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