The Syracuse Journal, Volume 23, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 August 1930 — Page 3

Love Piracy Man Exposed as Woman

Minneapolis, Minne—For 24 years Eva Mary Hotaling Jived as a man because she could get better jobs and earn more money.- She even married a girl to save, the family honor when her brother tied to avoid responsibility. And now she has been named as the ’’man” who stole a married woman's affections' The suit was filed In the shape of a divorce, complaint by Edward S. Halstad, prominent and well-to-do jeweler, against Mrs. Maunena Haltad, who. he charges, treated him “cruelly and inhumanly ” after she met “Donald Hotaling," which is the name under which Eva Mary has gone for almost a* quarter of a century, Halstad's amazement, when he learned that his supposed rival was a woman —a fact that reached the authorities because some one dose to Mrs. Halstad babbled—may be imrigIf You Had a Million Dollars .■ : t ! By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK j ; ( Dean of Men, University of ; Illinois. * > . AVould you work If you did n<it have to do so? If by some unexpected clr-

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jv lion Adam should In the future earn 1:1s br. ad by the sweat of his. brew. N«>t th.it he bad been wholly e his. mi' had been to keep the mirden trimmed tip. !■> tibitut. thitlL'-i a little, but the .work was apparently pleasant am*! all hip ; > • .. ' .. • Nnthitig has jga ;•(•! J Sclfllt ist sand , enws. nioreduriiig the last twentyfive years than the devising and constrm rioii .of- labor savin” machines. Everxll ing that could possibly reduce of tiate orate work has I •rt 1 ralied with delight. \\ e<■ enr nat to enjoy Work AnythinO that will redm e the hours of lab..r or make our .Jobs a ; ■ >p•;. softer ami a little more white coHa-ed we nveived with enthusiasm. | M.l-dle aged people Veiling fellows forward to the time when they will not be enslaved by the man- ■ ] T'fPqn oittce with width I am nctpiaifih'd—fifty of them possibly and all tn. < r twentyfive years of age. They come hurrying hi hi the morning. a Hrt-le late often, ami settle down with evident reluet"'cr.■ to the routine of the. day. Al • most ai ' one of them could re*j f' • to the organization. - They are earning M liv b t . ■ y a -n II p< r cel t of them fare forthe Job they a re,bedding " or would keep it if lumping it were not io-•■-'•a’ly to evstei. <■ If these, felloes should each come suddenly Into the possession of a million dollars the' probably would, not Jex k it ■ 4f the office again. ' one:of the professors at an. eastern hnjvi«rslty recently sent out a quesllonmiire to two groyi|*s of professional men and wotium propounding, this ■ question of what their procedure wool I he If they had a million dollars suddenly given to them. Eighty one per cent of the teachers, addressed said that, the) would give up teaching If It wa re pa ssible to do w», and <l7 per cent <>f nurse-, agreed that under similar conditions they wotfhh give up nuTsirig. That, -is* an overwhelming majority showed that they were not es|«e< tally wten-sted in their work as

Rheumatic Fever Traced to Teeth

Philadelphia.--Jeffer-. u Medical colli -ge has Just comiilHwl experiments tending, to prove definitely that rheumatic fever is the direct results at focal Infections,} xuchas Infected teeth: and tonsils. * , ‘ ' • NEW WORLD’S RECORD . '/5,Z UK ' h & K > <4r—k. - •<. > George Kojac of the New York Athletic club won the 220-yard back* stroke In the National A. A. U. swim meet at Long Beach. Calif. Kojac swam the 230 yards in 2 minutes 35 3-5 seconds against his former record of 2 minutes 37 4-5 seconds made In Honolulu last year. This is a new World's record for a 220.

Ined. He and his wife have been estranged for some time as a result, she said, of threats which he made against her life. ’ When she sued for divorce he retaliated by naming the supposed man who had been a .frequent visitor nt his . home and whose friendliness with his wife he believed to be due to a clandestine love affair between them. Miss Hotaling. admitting she was the “Donald’’ named in the jeweler’s ■ complaint, expressed - regret that she had been found out and her sex revealed. “I was just sixteen when I first donned male attire.’’ she said. “It was not done as a lark, but ns the result of a deliberate plan when, seeking work, I .discovered that it was very hard for a girl in get a decent job at living wages." To detectives she said that when such but clung to it merely because It furnished them a living. If it Is generally true that the great majority of men—laboring men and professional men—are working only ht^-ause they must, if you keep to your j<>l> simply because it affords you and your family subsistence or even a comfortable living, then there are a great many jobs'being badly done. ; : Every one should enjoy his work: ' he should like it so well that even if . he should fall heir to a million dollars ’ ’ he would go on loving it and doing . his best in it. INDIA’S WOMAN LEADER ■■ ; I MJ Lady Tata Is the new leadernf In- i dia’s Women in’the tight for independ- | »: ■• . She is ■ . \ :> • urned. from II I ■ ht of II e Ti-deiation of -Women Leagues of I ' . *!

c u ins tan ces you should fall heir to a million dollars. how would that fact change your present plans and your present occupation? Would you farm. Or keep store or run the garage? . • The curse of Eden was that !•<•< ause of his

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the first time to produce satisfactory infections artificially In animals and studying the immediate and subsequent results. - . -l»r. Virgil' (Holland. Moon Os the college laboratory, announced, the results and explained the methods. of these; ex » ' ' r.< ~i v ->;'■!:> 'a r amphitheater of Jefferson hospital, ar- | ranged by and for ex-internes of the institution. . . ' • ”e said that previous efforts nt ar! tlrtcially Inducing chronic focal in fee- [ lions in experimental animals had I .'ailed because the virc-.-s us.-d hud ! t s-n Introduced under the skin by >iu- ■ jection. The new method employe,! an infected cotton swab. which «us sealed In muscles or under the skin of the animals after incisions had been made. This set tip ax chronic Infection, which permitted development of symptoms in the animals *corres|»ondlng “nearly exactly" to the symptoms of . ' f POTPOURRI i Translations of the Bible j $ While It is possible that the £' Bible has not reached all the $ ; world, it certainly has found Its | • way Into most parts. There are £ one hundred and eight complete g translations and some five hun- (• i dred partial translations of this $ $ great work. One statistician § • says that fourteen million copies | ■j. of the Bible or of the New • ® Testament are distributed an- j | nually. ' ® (ft. IMS. Western Newspaper Union.» >

her brother, Donald, refused to marry a girl who was in trouble through him, she took his place and led her to the altar. For.seven years they lived together, she said, and not even the girl’s own family knew the truth until she died in 1923. After an investigation the authorities held that if Eva Mary chose to wear trousers and call herself Donald there was nothing that could be done about it legally and she was permitted to go about her affairs. Cuckco (the Clock Kind) Always Is in Season Morehead City. N. C-—lt may be illegal to shoot song birds but Jim Kelly* got away with shooting- the “cuckoo - ’ in the clock. Game Warden Silas Brown said he was not justified- in arresting Kelly for picking off the artificial, bird. Jim was awakened at 3 a. m. by the cuckoo clock. He reached for. a shotgun, fired at the bird and the n<dse ceased • Immediately. The bird retired in fragments behind its; doors.

Tires of Nude Life Experiment

Los Angeles.—Primitive life seems to have palled on Dr. Friedrich Bitter, luted German scientist, although his allnity, Frau Doran, with whom he ■ran away, still clings to romance in the raw on the lonely Galapagos island off Ecuador. • This’ft the observation, of Charles S. Howard. San Francisco globe trotter. who visited the couple in the ieourse - of Lis GG-day voyage from Florida on his yaeht Sarah. “The doctor and frau were in the nude when we first saw them,’ - said Howitrd. “but they downed clothes.to .greet.us. They.were so excited to see j us they were.-almost irrational in (heir Jdy. ' ■ • “I asked the doctor. if they ever ■ ; planned to return to civilization. ‘Well, | ■ maybe, but she says no, never. - he re- j i plied. So I guess the uoctor, at least, ; ■I is kind of tired of the primitive life I I. It takes the aver- j :l “ e ,ll;,n most of his threescore and ten i ■ -C years to learn that I t A»- J | (e doesn’t amount to very much In this old world of.ours.

human patients suffering from rheumatic fever. •Autopsies on the animals proved that changes in the heart and artery tissues .were identical with those fpm (1 in autopsy on human rheumatic few* r victims. , ; , For several years Physicians hare ' suspected, the direct rmatlon pf chronic fueal trite, tions to rheumatic fever, tint experimental method-; never before had permitted conclusive proof of the theorv. ihx-tor Moon said. • ‘—i Indians Adopt Friendly Crow as a Lucky Omen Glaiier Park. Mait. —Mr- Yellow Kidney of the Glacier National park reservation, recently adopted a crow which flew into her tepee through the open flap. She allows the bird its freedom, and it has steadfastly stayed by her. even sleeping In the wigwam nights. The Indians regard the friendliness of this bird “S a good omen, and the tribe is making “good medicine" over It. Montana Voters O. K. New Yellowstone Span Sidney, Mont.—Richland county's electorate has given Montana’s build Ing program added impetus by approving at the polls the proposed $85,600 bond issue which will help finance construction of a new bridge across the Yellowstone river east of Sidney. Construction of the span will entail expenditure of $350,000. of which federal and state governments will contribute $265,000. Children should be taught self-re-straint, not self-expression. It is something everybody has to learn.

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Washington on Mount Rushmore z- — — Head of George Washington, carved by Gutzon Borglum on the face of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, unveiled recently as the first completed work of the [♦ejected memorial. '' . ■

and of his-dictum of denying himself all food except fruiti “He wears long hair and talks as 'though he considers himself inspired: but you can find a lot of folks like that without leaving California.’? .Ritter's trip to the island was promoted by a desire to escape the ‘‘boredom of civilization."-and for the pur-, pose of testing certain "scientific the- '' 1 L ' — ' ■■■ : OOCOc „ Os.CH. „ 2 Anyway the Policemen q ! Had Good Intentions o 0 ■ ' ■ 0 q Columbus, Ohi< . —Ashby Wil o [ I liams is still ]. mdering over ® t • o v hat -s the irTost ■ • .stly— rohbqrs . o ’ q or police protection. When rob- 2 p- bers recently male an aitempt 0 J 2 to break into his pool room here, § p police arrived in time to fright- 0 | q en the invaders tiway. Invest!- X 0 g-ating to ascertai i Whether any- 0 thing was tnissing. the officers p 0 discovered four half pints of $ p • p p liquor ami the fact that Wil- o I Y liams was operating the place £ I p without a ■ lieenst*. Arraigned 0 i £ the next day in ourt.‘ the prop prietor was fined $225 on the o $ two charges. 8 p o

Mosquitoes Gentlemen, They Prefer Blonds : Mosquitoes -prefer blonds and will .piss' up a brunette j nine t'mes out Os tj‘n a when there is a blond in sight. I This was the assertion of Herman Horning, city ento-ijmlogi.-t 'and an authority on am! their habits. “Mosquitoes, and ; tiles are sensitive to light." explained Mr. Homing. “They are easily attracted to lighthaifed' folks, both men and womqn and seem to prefer fair people to dark. “Another noticeable thing N that in fields where mo-apiitoes buzz- around cows or horses it will be found that piored ;■••• imals are the greater sufferers."

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ories relating to primitive nutrition atod dietetics. He left Berlin in July, 1929, with his woman companion, whom lie had re toretl to health and who had expressed a wish - to share his experiment. He si>ent his entire fortune ob the trip. f .. ‘ The journey was made byway of Ecuador, where the qouplfe bought a small boat to complete their travel to the Galapagos group—about GOO miles distant.- Setting up a primitive domiI cile in the wilds of the island of their : choice, the doctor and his companion engaged in testing the effect on their systems of a diet combining raw and , cooked food,, with raw cereals prei pondering. . . GOWN WELL NAMED \ OM - ‘The Enchantress" is the appropriate title for this dinner gown. It is of silk chiffon and is worn over a silk slip having a scalloped yoke. The fishtail back Is an interesting development of the skirt. Berlin Police Search Woman’s Gambling Club I> riin.—The Berlin police have discovered and raided a woman’s gain- ' bling club. They gently but firmly., arrested ami jailed the seven members they caught playing. The scene of the raid was a private residence in Kant strasse. • The women are of the sort who <!<> not have to do their own housework, ami they had become accustomed to i tilling their "idle hours with playing cards for money. Driven out of their various cltibs.fiebause of their passionate devotion to gaming, they formed a gambling club. They were playing* rhmnmy when the polhe burst in. j although buccinat has been their usual game. It was the first time in 17 years the Berlin Sinupos have had occasion to raid a feminine gambling club. But they had presence of mind enough to sweep the cards off the table and carry them off for evidence

Italy Unable to Check Movement From Villages Italy's efforts to check the flow of population to the cities apparently have not Jveen successful. This ts'especially true in the Alpine districts. The rapid depopulation there in recent years has been causing anxiety to the Italian government, which two years ago expenditure of 5109.000 upon the construtcion of highways, the- sanitation of moun- ~ tain Ureas and other improvements. Afforestation laws, designed to create new opportunities for woodmen i n the AI ps area s, were aI so pa ssed. The attractions of the cities of the plains have continued, however, to prove too strong for many of rhe old mountaineering stock, and tl*b fall in the population of Alpine towns and villages litis not been appreciably checked. Some villages have lost from half to two-third of Their population in less than half a century. Pillory Done Away With One Hundred Years Ago One hundred years ago Peter James Bossy stretched his cramped, sore body and groaned. He walked j slowly away from the outside of Old Bailey. London, His pillory sentence i was over, ■ ’ Bossy was the last pillory prisoner : of London. The instrument of pun- ; ishment, popular for C4M) years, but which already was being frowned I upon, was abolished by statute seven years later. iThe pillory originally was instituted to punish butchers and bakers for j giving short weight to their customers. Later its use was extended to , other culprits. The underworld knew it as “stretchriock - ’ just as gangsters i I in the I nited States call the electric ! r chair the "hot seat." Titus Oates was condemned to the J most fearful of all pillory - sentences; j He had to - appear each year to do a i five-day sentence,. Clock Made Trouble Munich held its breath as the most perfect pianissimo was softly weaving through the hall at a concert - ’by the New York symphony orchestra miller Toscanini's baton, when sml ’ dimly a loud, purring sound set in. am.l contiriieii most insistently—un ' til one of The jammed his ! Instrument against his side with fu.ry. | ( lie had. bought one <>f those j : pocket alarm, clocks w hich'belong ind ■ r.ie fiocket of every real tourist who j las seen Europe, lie haff forgotten ; till about it until the little clock ■ <l,h|. its duty, purred conscientiously, hut 1 at the wrong moment? World Coal Production The world produ«<it»n of coal last .'••ar created a sizable collect ire hole :. in the < rust of the planet. Ls4(l,(Nm>. ; | tens having been <lug;. The Unit- j off States led with 552.4<55,imki tons. : : Germany ranking second with 352.- L IhG.iHHI tons and Great Jlritain third w j;h _2C>l.siiMHHi toils.. • Record for Motherhood? Sehora Leoncio t’lmvarria <>f Tux i tie Guttierres, Mexico, is supposed to i ! be Mexico’s most prolific .mother. In 40 years she has borne by one. bus i hand 37 children— 23 boys and 14 i girls. There were IS pairs of twins. !' j' —‘ r . Locust Pest The 17 year locust is about one I Inch long w lien full grown and is i • marked with black and yellow.

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