The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 4

THE CHARI OTTE OHSERVFR The Foremost Newspaper in the Two Carolinas SUNDAY JANUARY 9 19 27 SbClIUN ONb PAGE FOUR McPhaul Threatens Arrest For Dairymen Selling Milk In Open Vessels Women To Become Great Musicians TflDHY Says Conaudor Urging Them On CARE JOHN ITS SLOG AW THIS PICTURE shows John Rockefeller chalking the face of his club while on the golf links at Ormond Beach Fla He does this to obtain a register of the exact spot of touching the ball so that he may knew whethe his shot is true and if not where the error lies (International IIIPI Cafes and Drug Stores Warned to Serve Milk to Patrons in Closed Vessels PHILADELPHIA Jan 8 Although the new year has brought no son to carry on his ingenious baton but a second daughter Dr Arthur Rodzinski new assistant conductor of the hiladelphia Symphony orchestra feels no disappointment Recently arrived from Europe he is one of the few champions of women in every field of music: conducting composing and performing "It makes no difference thero- are no rules women surely can bef MM lust as great artists as men" he tonductor hope to see a great ays conductor some day What does It matter? BoyT yoi he Girl? If they have talent or gen- Unies at 3 you can see the lus they are all the same Urea- 8nlus of a child If he la physically women coinposeis? Let me think nervously fit he can then go on No 1 suppose there Is none as great stage to do solo work If npt do as Hai or Beethoven but look at not 1 think musl- IJszt's daughter Cusirrm who mar- iaJ 88 Bnportant as any ried Wagner She was a great art kind When a child Is tau tu ist to read and write he should bo performers there are with- lftu8ht to appreciate music Not ii-5i vH $52493 Paid by Big Department Store for Land and Interest in Building One-fourth Interest In the Charlotte Mercantile building and the lot on which It stands at East Trade and North College street has been bought oy Efird's Charlotte department store from Mr and Mrs Sanders and Mrs Brookes for a conridpratlon of 352498 28 DI ED FILED This was disclosed vesterduv when deed to tho property was recorded at the office of the clerk of superior court The lot has a frontage of 49 feet on East Trade street and expends hack on North College street 158 feet It adjoins the lot of the Belk Investment company on East Trade street Contract for the sale the property was made March 13 1926 by which It was agreed to ell the one-fourth Inteiext by June 2 1927 and in the meantime was to pay rental pursuant to the existing lease In consideration of the full nmnunt of the urchase r-loe the new own-eis are released from any further rental on the unexplred portion of the term of lease Sale of the property was completed Friday The former owners of the land came ossesslon of It through the will of Harriett Sanders who gave them the one-fnnrth undivided Interest made to study It no because practicing the piano cannot make a mu- out end This week we have Wanda loindowska the harpsichordist rwo week ago Ruth Breton the sil lan- Catn) Pr Photo- MUSIC! my child to be music- Is my I work and violinist Oh there are very many NO HI I KS FOR Tl ENT "You ask me whether musical a musician because talent Is Inherited Again there are profession All day WANTS CHILD A I want no rules If there are ask a physl- work with scores Surely there ts ian not a musician Yes I think great American music great mu what DR ARTHUR RODZINSKI wrote In Vienna I conducted the opera In Warsaw Polish composers? Surely Chopin Is enough' Since coming as the assistant to Dr Leopold Stokowski condu tor Dr Rodzinski has formed two other conclusions he doesn't like climate and New York Is the greatest city In the world but too busy lt Is transmitted Most musical sic Is great no matter from fathers have musical children It comes a safer rule Is that most great musl-lans have many children Look at Bach he had 18 I Dr Rodzinski has a beautiful 8-v ear-old boy of his own Witold who Is now In Europe studying 1 was boin in Spolato Then I studied law in but soon turned to music Vienna the most perfect Europe In which to write Yes it Is better than Paris Bishop Mouzon in Two Sabbath-Day Sermons to Charlotte Congregations A variety of topics will bs discussed by Charlotte ministers In the churches today Communion will be 'observed In seeral churches while the feature of the services in the churches of the Methodist denomination will be the appearance in two churche of Bishop Edwin Mouzon AT BKLVAIU) STREET BDhop Mouzon will preach at the Brevard feueet Methodist church this morning and at the Spencer Memorial church tonight Vine and tho this morning and "Christ Longing for the Lom" tonight ate today's sub jects of Rev VV Griggs pastor of the Ninth Avenue Baptist church The Myers Park Methodist church has changed the hour of its second service to 5 In the afternoon At this time today the astor Kev Excell Kczzcile will pretu he on earner and Drudge" This morning he will predch on the subject The babbath and Safety" TOPICS Rev Williams pastor of the Statesville Avenue A churrh will preach this morning on "The 'orgotten Law" and tonight on the subject "How to Be Holy communion will be observed this morning at the Hawthorne Lane Methodist church Tonight Rev If Daugherty the pastor will preach on the sublet "The Source of Man's Strength" The ninth anniversary of the pas torate of Di Luther Little will je celebrated today at the First Baptist cl-uich Dr Little's morning sub joet will be "People of the Sky To night he will preach on the subject Too Busy" 1R YON STB rrT "The Infinite Reaches of Love tonight and "Jacob's Memorable Experience at 1 eniel" this morning are subjects of Rev A Stanford the pastor at the Try on Street Methodist church i "Th Brfad" w-lll be the sublect of Rev John Myeis at the First formed church this morning hen IIolv communion will be ob imed Tonight the pastor will preach on the subject "The Man of Rev Short pastor of tho Calvary Methodist church w-lll pronoh this morning on the sublect Making Ch 1st and tonight or the subject "Building for Dalmatia Vienna I found city In music Both piano and vlriln and In whom the Straus's Shubert and many others1 Milkmen those early travelers ot the dawn last night faced arrest If they deliver their wares in open containers at Charlotte homes Dr A Mcrhaul city-county health officer loomed up as ths nemesis of those dairymen who have made a practice of dealing out a pint or a quart of milk their wagons Violation of the city ordinance against such practice will be followed by arrest and prosecution In municipal court he added crrri danger "It set ms to be Impossible to Impress urnn people ths great danger which accompanies this practice When there Is the slightest wind dust or lmpuiltles in air they Cll the m'lh and often make It unfit fir drinking purposes Yet many people seem to think we are trying to take away some of their personal liberty when the effort Is made to protect their health by havjng the irilk put into airtight containers Dr McPhaul reported that a large majority ot the datrymen had acquiesced In his request that the law be oheved ONE PlTXTrn "So far we hove had only one man to express his 'ntnn'lonof a continued violation of the law This man made the statement that he had as much money as the Chat lotte and that he tmue pouring milk on the streets Dr McPhaul sa'd Violators of th law btve been brought Into Dr McPhaul a off re to have the law during the pat week OMhe25or more who conferred with him all said that thev would follow city's ruling In making future rul-tmrs APPLIES TO CAFES A The law also applies to cafes and aoda fountains Milk used for drink-tnr purposes and with cereals roust be served to the customer from bottles closed at the dairy Owners of such eriahlNhment have also co-operated wUh the health denartment Dr said Onlv one case has been called to his attention of a recent violation This case has not vet been Investigated as the complaint was made only recently TO AID FLIGHT LEADER Extra Airplane Sent to Faiinma When Ulairshlp Breaks Down ANTONIO Tex Jan An extra amphibian ablch Will be used In re the crippled "New York Pan- air- plane which will be used In rehabil- Doctors Endorse New Studebaker No-Draft ABERNETHY IN HOPE OF PARK COMMISSION BY END OF WEEK Completion of Board to Find Playground Advocates Here Carrying Plea Before Legislature Tucker Cheered by New Developments The list(of seven members fer the city park and playgrounds commission will be completed by the end of the week Mayor Abernethy declared last night Only two remain to be appointed NO LONG DELAY No longer delay than Is necessary will be mnde said the mayor It is The park and playground move- ment is gaining ground even where Windshield WINE NOT OBLIGATORY Life Haul Times Have Hit Nlglit in CaltnicN of Montinurtc No-Draft Ventilating Windshield not only adds considerably to the comfort of driving but gives a definite protection againft the ills caused by riding in a draft I believe it to be a derided reform from cowl or open wWshidd DRCHASJ WHALEN PaSt President Illinois Medical Assn Editor 111 Medical Journal Is hia aim and that of Dr John II ll t'ail Dr Tucker tMhtr dries aie Tucker chairman of the park and f'01nK 'Vlt11 th! irt and be feels that Chm lotte will too playgrounds committee to bring just as soon as Its people has had an their plans before the legislature at oppoitunity to vote on a suitable this session If possible Major iJstun of development Abernethy called yesterday upon Dr Tucker and they discussed the proposition Both talked with en-thusasm of the plan and of strides they expect the commission to make Members of the commission will be charged with the duty of framing a plan for the development of a parks and playgrounds system In Charlotte They will be vested with broad powers said Dr Tucker but their principal duty as soon as appointed will be to get the outline of these plans ready so that it can go before the legit lature Permission the legislature Is necessary before the plan can be placed before the city for a vote SNl LL TX A small tax will be necessary to operate a paik and playground system said Dr Tucker The amount of tills tax and the extent to which the city should attempt to develop a evstun aie to be chief questions for the commission to determine Approval of the plan by the present legislature will be gained If possible Otherwise actual building and Improvement of playgrounds and parks could not begin for another two years Winner of Nobel Prize Is an Author lty ou tho Dllficult liuiopcan BERLIN Jan Prof Richard Zsigmondy of Goettingen winner of this year's Nobel prize In chemistry is one of the most famous mountain climbers In Europe On every chart giving the names of famous passes and mountain paths one finds the appellation "Breche Zsigmondy" The present Nobel Lauieate his rider brother the late Dr Eman Zsigmondy and Ludwig Purtsihelle an athletic instructor of Graz Aus trala on July 26 1885 managed to stale one of the most perilous ttdges In the French Alps The most during English Swiss and French mountain climbers had not attempted the feat as they consld tred it too difficult To reach the top It was necessary to scale a perpendicular wall of granite 320 feet high The climb Is still the talk of the cronies of Dauphlny PARIS Jan Chirr nsne no longer obligatory In the-nsht 1 fe cabarets of Montmarte Hard tunes have hit the pbre Si ns are apt caring outside some of the mklnuht assuring the public th at flrzv win at 10 1) to 200 trams a bottle need not he bou -ht The Freni are jubilant ipcnnse they now irot a chince at a table even when they beb-nd to the nevv'v ilih contingent for be jazz bands pi cy to lots of empty hairs New Eve announcements proved the dUippoarano-i 0f the mad summer prrsperity Prices are he same ns lari vear which Is true of every few things am glad to write you what I think about the new Studebaker windshield I have been over the matter carefully and think that it looks so good I feel sure my next car will have it It looks like a physical impossibility that any amount of draft can bother the occupants of the teats of the BLACKFORD Seattle Wash VlTflfK DXI Tile Music Mystery of the World EROADVVAY SOON American flight will be shipped from Duncan field here to New Orleans from where It will be sent by water to France field Panama This wa announced by Brigadier General Frank Lahrn commander of the air training renter here today The reserve plane will be shipped from New Orleans Wednesday MOCKSVILIE RESIDENT DIES IN STATESVILLE fipmal to Churtetu OOwrwr STATEFTIILLE Jan 8 Kurfees 63 of Mocksvllle -A at a local sanatorium this everlnir Funeral services will be reld at tif home of a brother Kurrires Mocksvllle Monday Interment 1 he at Center Meeting House with services by his brother Rev bl Kurfees He Is survived by five brother Kurfees Mocksvllle Knr-fees Winston-Salem and Kurfees Louisville Ky all of whom were with him when he died He was a native of Davie county and son of and Many XL Kurfeea POTEAT TO ATTEND TWO MEETINGS DURING WEEK to 7X ChnrtotU Ohrr WAKE FOHEST Jan 8 Dr William Louis Poteat president or Wake Forest college leaves here Monday for tn eight-dav trip that will carry him to Lontsvllls and Chicago On Tuesday aid Wednee- day January 11 and 12 he win attend a meeting of the oonrd trustees of the Southern Bar 'T seminary of which he Is a mem bur On Thursday and Friday of the same week ho will attend the annual meeting of the AssoclaMon of American Colleges held this year at Chicago BOYDEN MlMsTlS Dw IN PALMETTO CAPITAL ttpteia to Tht arutt OWrwr MOUNT HOLLY Jan 8 has been received here of the In Columbia of Boyden ltas 69 son of the late Mrs Ra'i kin of this place and brother of Luther Mims of Mount Holly F-ed Mims of Fort Mill and the lete Mrs Kenneth Finch of Charntte also two half-sisters Mrs loy Spratt and Miss Pess Rankin FALL RALLiESUNDER USE OF STIMULANTS the new Cudlom Sedan which you have brought out the ventilating windshield attracted my attention I believe this windshield and the ventilating syftem used thejaon is about the attractive and up to date arrangement I have ever seen tried the full effeCtJ of the windshield on a rainy day and am very much enthused about the operation of same and the benefits derived TRAVERS New York Gty Tlu iugram titvt tht SttuUhahr o-irsft vntilattn tpmJthnU tcbm tptned tutuard itrtftt tht tir up tvtt tht tccuftni' htsdt 7 it emtmunt bmJlt tn tht doth J)utlj tht utndthtild tttny dtitrti fttUttn A hiddin trtufh ttuUr tht (ml urrut tff taut tthtn tht wtndjLuhl tit it Btrvt-prttj tentdatttn new windshield ventilating syftem is ideal Its or selective feature is excellent for the avoidance of the disagreeable draughts to which ohe is subjected in cars and its rainitorm ventilation is a triumph No more hot fluffy cars during summer DR STEWART RALSTON Pittsburgh Pa MAKES BAKIHC EASIER why the use of Calumet makes it possible for you to divide your baking time to mix your dough when you wish and to complete the baking when it is most convenient and it provides thoroughly dependable protection during every stage of mixing and baking You get best results in a moderate oven but you may bake in either a hot or slow oven with safety Double Action gives you a baking powder containing two leavening units one begins to work when the dough is mixed the other waits for the heat of the oven then both units work together your guarantee against failure against waste For more than 38 years Calumet has been aiding millions of housewives to produce sweet palatable nutritious at less with the least effort without a penny of loss Use slip found fat can to secure a beautiful cook book IN the matter of giving professional endorsements dodors are the moft conservative of men Nevertheless many leaders of the profession have volunteered their approval of the new no-draft ventilating windshield (patented by Studebaker) Keeps Out Lets In Avoids Drafts Opened inwardly this new Studebaker windshield direds the air currents down into the compartment In this position the windshield is also waterproof In the stormieft downpour with a driving rain slashing head-on againft the open windshield none can enter the car Opened outwardly it dcflcifls the air in a gentle current up over the heads of the occupants In neither case is there any diredt draft yet tobacco smoke and ftale air are carried off while the supplyof dean fresh a iriscondt an tly renewed All Studebaker CuFlom Cars have the following equipment Front and rear bumpers engine thermometer and hydroflatic gasoline gauge on the dash coincidental lock oil filter automatic windshield cleaner rear-vision mirror traffic signal light 4-wheel brakes full-size balloon tires and two-beam acorn headlights controlled from Peering wheel Only the fa that Studebaker manufactures all the vital parts of its cars in its own great plants makes such outstanding values possible health protection afforded by the new Studebaker ventilation system is not only unique but should prove very valuable to persons who are subject to colJs and other ailments caused by sudden weather changes Studebaker is to be congratulated on this important GRIFFITH Los Angeles Cal EL PASO Tex Jan 8 Stimulants were used last night to Increase the blood pressure of former Secretary of the Interior Albert Kail Ill with pneumonia at his home here Clunn personal secretary to Fall said today that no Immediate crisis Is feared and that the patient has rallied WIFE OF ARCHITECT SEEKS SALE PROCEEDS THE WORLD'S GREATEST UPCHURCH CO Phone A Bloodworth Vice-President 432 West Trade Street Upchurch President NEW YORK Jan Mrs Miriam Noel Wright sculptress is suing for the proceed of a rl of Japanese print collection of her husoand Frank Lloyd Wright architect which brought 336975 In a two-day suction at private gal- terms here JUDGE RIPS NIGHT CLUBS Jdge Charles Bartlett think night club and cabaret are deetrorlng the eouls of ymmg women He refused to re-More a cehrt'a dani-e privilege log liquor the lure for young people In auch places SALES TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND TUDEBAKER t' A i.