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|13 Ene 2004
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|25 Oct 2002
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|Tsang-Hung Hsu
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It is uncomfortable to wear a wet shoe. Even a dryer may be provided to blow hot air into the interior of the shoe for drying the shoe. However, the hot air may overheat the leather to possibly deteriorate the leather quality. Meanwhile, after wearing a shoe for a long time, it will produce stinking odor to bother the shoe wearer and may also cause "air pollution" to the environment.
The present inventor has found the drawbacks of the conventional footwears and invented the present dehumidifier and deodorizer inserted in a shoe.
The object of the present invention is to provide a shoe insert including: a housing insertable in a shoe interior and having perforations formed through the housing for directing moisture-laden air from the shoe interior into the housing, a gas-permeable filter cloth lined on an inside surface of the housing and containing activated carbon in the filter cloth for deodorizing the dirty air, a heating device secured in the housing, a moisture-absorbable dehydrating agent including silica gel filled in the housing for absorbing moisture as laden in the air entering the housing from the shoe interior for dehumidification or dehydration, and a deodorant also filled in the housing for further deodorizing the dirty air entering the housing from the shoe interior, thereby dehumidifying and deodorizing the shoe interior for a comfortable wearing of the shoe; and upon saturation of moisture by the dehydrating agent and oder gas (or vapor) by the deodorant, the heating device is actuated to heat the saturated dehydrating agent and deodorant for regeneration and re-use of the dehydrating agent and deodorant.
FIG. 1 is a front-view perspective illustration of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a rear-view perspective illustration of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a sectional drawing of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is an exploded view showing the elements of the present invention.
As shown in the drawing figures, the present invention comprises: a housing 1, a gas-permeable filter lining 2 lined on an inside surface of the housing 1, a heating means 3 mounted in the housing 1, a dehydrating agent 4 filled in the housing 1 for absorbing moisture in the air from a shoe interior in a shoe (not shown), and a deodorant 5 filled in the housing I for adsorbing odor gas or vapor in the air from the shoe interior.
The housing 1 includes: an upper cover 11, a lower cover 12 combined with the upper cover 11 by any joining methods for forming the housing 1 for filling the dehydrating agent 4 and the deodorant 5 therein. The housing 1 may also be integrally formed as a container for filling the agent 4 and deodorant 5 therein.
Each cover 11 or 12 is formed with a plurality of perforations 111 or 121 through the cover 11 or 12.
The gas-permeable filter lining 2 includes: an upper filter cloth 21 attached or lined to an inside surface of the upper cover 11 and a lower filter cloth 22 attached or lined to an inside surface of the lower cover 12. Each filter cloth 21 or 22 has deodorant such as activated carbon contained in the filter cloth for adsorbing the odor gas or vapor in the shoe interior. The filter cloth 21 or 22 also precludes an outward releasing or discharge of the granular or powder dehydrating agent 4 and deodorant 5 from the interior of the housing 1 through the perforations 111, 121 formed through the covers 11, 12.
The dehydrating agent 4 may be selected from silica gel granules or any other water-absorbable materials. After being saturated with moisture in the dehydrating agent, heat may be applied to vaporize the moisture from the agent 4 so that upon removal of water from the agent 4, the dehydrating agent 4 is regenerated ready for next dehydration or dehumidification.
The deodorant 5 such as activated carbon granules as filled in the housing 1 may also be regenerated by heating to remove the odor vapor as adsorbed on the deodorant for re-use of the deodorant.
So, the deodorant may be incorporated into the filter cloth 21 or 22 of the gas-permeable filter lining 2 as lined on the inside surface of the housing 1; and the deodorant 5 may also be directly filled into the interior in the housing 1 to "co-exist" in the housing with the dehydrating agent 4.
If the moisture removal is most important than the deodorizing in accordance with the present invention, the housing interior may then be filled with the dehydrating agent 4 alone.
Or, the gas permeable filter lining 2 including the upper filter cloth 21 and lower filter cloth 22 may also be simplified as a filter cloth such as made by non-woven cloth without incorporating the activated carbon therein if the deodorizing duty of the shoe insert becomes less important.
In order to be easily inserted into a shoe interior, the covers 11, 12 of the housing may be made of flexible materials including rubber or plastic materials.
The heating means 3 includes: a heater 31 (preferably a positive-temperature-coefficient semiconductor heater) electrically connected to a power supply 30 by two wires 301, and a resilient heat-transfer plate 32 mounted in the housing for securing the heater 31 on the plate 32 as fastened by a backing plate 33 which is also secured to the heat-transfer plate 32.
The heat-transfer plate 32 may be mounted in the housing interior as supported by a plurality of coupling pins 10 each coupled between the upper cover 11 and the lower cover 12 of the housing 1. The plate 32 is positioned in between an upper layer and a lower layer of said dehydrating agent and said deodorant filled in the housing.
The heater 31 is held in a heater cavity 320 as recessed in the plate 32. The plate 32 is made of resilient materials to be flexibly ergonomically inserted in a shoe interior.
The heat-transfer plate 32 is formed with a plurality of holes 321 through the plate 32 for a better ventilation of the moisture-laden air or air above or below the plate 32 in the housing 1.
The power supply 30 includes a plug pivotally secured on a holding lid 124 which is engaged with (and also provided for closing) a bottom opening 123 formed in the lower cover 12.
The plug of power supply 30 is also normally stored or received in a bottom recess 122 recessed in the lower cover 12, and upon a pivotal movement of the plug to be plugged in an electric socket, an utility power supply may then be connected for heating the agent 4 or deodorant 5 in the housing 1 for their regeneration.
The plug of the power supply 30, if not pivotally mounted in the housing, may also be electrically or telescopically connected to the heater 31 by electric cord as normally wound, folded or stored in a chamber formed in the housing 1.
The housing 1 further includes: a saturation indicator 112 which may be formed on the upper cover 11 for reminding the user to regenerate the dehydrating agent 4 or deodorant 5, and an instruction plate 113 formed on the cover 11 to describe the operation procedures, e.g., "how to use this device" on the plate 113 for the consumers.
An end cover 115 is provided to cover a filling port 114 formed in the upper cover 11, with the filling port 114 provided for filling the dehydrating agent 4 or deodorant 5 into the interior of the housing 1.
The saturation indicator 112 includes: a transparent capsule 112 c fixed in the upper cover 11 to be visually displayed from the upper cover 11, a plurality of ventilation slits 112 v formed in a bottom wall of the capsule to be fluidically communicated with the interior in the housing 1, and a dehydrating agent 4 made of the moisture-absorbable materials as same as that of the dehydrating agent 4 (e.g., silica gel) filled in the interior in the housing 1 having a color-change indicator (e.g., a cobalt chloride) impregnated in the dehydrating agent 4 in the capsule 112 c, with the color-change indicator subjected to color change (such as from blue color to red color) when the dehydrating agent 4 is saturated with moisture.
By visually checking the color change through the transparent capsule of the saturation indicator 112, it will remind the user to regenerate the dehydrating agent 4 in the housing 1 by actuating the heater 31 of the heating means 3 in order to regenerate the dehydrating agent ready for next use.
The above-mentioned saturation indicator 112 is merely referred to the indication of saturated dehydrating agent 4 and it will be doubted why there is no showing for the indication of changing or regenerating the deodorant? This is simple because of a pleasant odor or a stinking odor may easily be sensed or felt by the user. If a dislike odor has been smelled, the present invention may then be instantly regenerated, regardless of the situation whether the co-existing dehydrating agent 4 is saturated or not.
The shoe insert of the present invention may be inserted into a shoe interior to absorb or adsorb the moisture and dislike odor in the shoe. When saturated, the device may be removed from the shoe and be connected to a power supply to heat and regenerate the dehydrating agent and deodorant ready for next use. The shoe insert of the present invention is portable and easily powered such as by plugging in any utility power supply for a very convenient use thereof.
The present invention may be modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
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hthorvald replied to terps19's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsI just bought a Breadman bread machine from Sears and it has a gluten-free setting. Not only that, but it has gluten-free bread recipes inside! The machine was only $99.00, too. Perhaps you can catch a sale. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to mary w's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking TipsI just bought a Breadman Ultimate at Sears for $99.00 and it has a Gluten Free setting. Not only that, but the recipe booklet includes great Gluten-Free recipes, too. I've been quite busy since I bought it, so I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but others who have say the bread it just wonderful. Good luck. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to mightymorg's topic in Celiac Disease - Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & SymptomsYou mention all the symptoms that I had. And, I was diagnosed with IBS. My recommendation is to demand a blood test for celiac disease AND an endoscopy regardless of the blood results. Since your mom has similar symptoms, have her checked, too. As a child I was anemic, diagnosed with anorexia (even though I just hated to eat food because I felt so awful afterward) and diagnosed with ADD. That turned out to be a cloud brain or foggy brain or whatever it's called. Bloating, severe constipation, and gas that rivaled my husband's after a burrito feast! Just stand your ground. Your doctor works for you. If he doesn't cover all bases, then take your business elsewhere. Good luck and keep in touch. Helen. P.S. One suggestion: don't go gluten-free before an endoscopy or other celiac related tests. If you decide to go gluten free and you feel better, you'll have to go back to eating glutens if you find a doctor willing to do specific tests.
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hthorvald replied to floridanative's topic in Celiac Disease - Publications & PublicityThere's a doctor that she frequently has on the show. He's always educating her audience about the human body. Perhaps, when it's my turn to ping Oprah, I could use that tact -- ask her to invite the doctor to address celiac disease and offer experts such as Danna Korn and Shelly Case. We could also suggest that she have a cooking segment with Carol Fenster or Bette Hagman. Maybe Art Smith could join in and adopt some of his recipes for Celiacs. How's that for a show! Helen.
hthorvald replied to DylansMom's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseYes, headaches can be associated with gluten intake. It usually takes me about two weeks or so for "cluster" headaches to subside. If he ate glutens, then it could be associated with Celiac. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI discovered Amy's Mac and Cheese a few weeks ago and was thrilled. I had about 3 or 4 of them and then the last one gave me bad cramps and diareha (sp). It's the only thing I can think of that I ate gluten free. After that, I decided to stick to what I know. Cooking it for myself in a gluten-free kitchen from gluten-free ingredients. I miss the convenience of it all, but don't have to worry about it afterwards. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to Noelle126's topic in Celiac Disease - Publications & PublicityMy two favorite books are: Gluten-Free Diet by Shelley Case. It was one of the first books I purchased after being diagnosed in May 2004. It became my absolute favorite and I relied on it heavily. I bought "Gluten-Free 101" by Carol Fenster. I thought I knew it all after being gluten free for 1.5 years, but this book provided a lot of valuable information and easy to prepare recipes. Now that I'm getting into cooking gluten-free, actually cooking and baking, I really like, "The Gluten-Free Kitchen," by Roben Ryberg. Hope this helps. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to eeyor_fan's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI understand that Viactiv is gluten-free and I ate both the multi vitamins and the calcium religiously. At the same time, I had raging migraines to the tune of everyother day, brain fog, dizziness, and bloating. I decided to stop taking them in case the chocolate was promoting the headaches. Well, in two weeks I've only had two migraines and very little dizziness, and the brain fog seems to have gone away. I'm not taking any multi vitamins or calcium right now, so I'd better start looking for an alternative. Again, not sure if it was the Viactiv or not, but things have definitely been better. Does anyone have any suggestions on multi vitamins or calcium? Something that's good on the stomach? I took Viactiv in the first place because it didn't bother my stomach. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to eeyor_fan's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsTwo other books that I live by are: Gluten-Free 101 by Carol Fenster and Gluten-Free Diet by Shelly Case. Both books describe in layman's terms the disease, what to avoid, what to embrace. Both books are very positive, too. And, for the most part, the information seems very accurate. Check 'em out. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to Mahee34's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchI've had similar pain during intercourse, too, but my doc just figures it's associated with menopause -- early onset due to hysterectomy. Prior to diagnosis, I was told I had adenemyosis a cousin to endo. He's just given me vaginal hormone suppositories I use twice a week. What a hassle! If anyone can give me any info to give to him, let me know. My docs are learning about celiac disease right along with me. Helen.
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hthorvald replied to AnnieMarie's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsHow do you know if they've added undistilled grains after the distillation process? Do you list it on the bottle? H.
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Vitamins....any Suggestions For A Whimp?
hthorvald replied to Turtle's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsYes, Viactiv is gluten free. I've been taking one 500 mg with lunch and again with dinner since being diagnosed. It's the only brand that doesn't upset my stomach. I tried the Viactiv vitamin chews, and while they don't upset my stomach, they have a terrible after taste. On the calcium note, when I was diagnosed with celiac disease, I was also diagnosed with osteopenia (early stage of osteoporosis), and after one year, my bone density increased and I am now just out of the osteopenia diagnosis. Eat 'em and enjoy! H.
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hthorvald replied to mytummyhurts's topic in Gluten-Free RestaurantsWhy would you need a medical alert bracelet for Celiac Disease? If you're unconscious and can't respond, I guarantee you that no medical professional will try and force feed you anything, gluten free or not. If anything, they would hook you up to an IV for fluids and when you come to, you can tell them yourself your food restrictions. Again, they probably won't be able to accommodate you, so a phone call to Mom, other family members or a friend will be in order H.
Gluten In Makeup?
hthorvald replied to pogirl1786's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsDoes Bare Escentuals offer makeup remover, moisturizer and eye makeup remover? What about their mascara and eye liner? Helen.


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SPOT.ph's Cherie Gil Gallery. Photo by Raymund Isaac. Click for more photos.
Cherie Gil was born to have an audience. And, despite occasional detours, she has found herself now and again back in front of one throughout her colorful life's many ups and downs. Born Evangeline Rose Eigenmann to a family of actors (to parents Rosemarie Gil and Eddie Mesa, and brothers Michael de Mesa and Mark Gil), she's been performing since she was 1o. After 37 years in the business and dozens of unforgettable roles brought to life the way only she can, it can be said that she conquered the movies, television and now, with her acclaimed reprised portrayal of opera diva, "La Divina" Maria Callas in the ongoing play "Master Class"--the stage.
Since her divorce from international violinist Rony Rogoff in 2008, Cherie Gil has plunged herself headlong back into the biz, doing one teleserye after another (Katorse, Pieta, Rubi), shooting two movies (Working Girls and Agaton & Mindy), acting in plays ("Sound of Music" and "Doubt" in 2006, "Master Class" in 2008 and again this year) and has become once again a bonafide Manila resident, eager to explore and relish all that the city has to offer.
SPOT.ph gets into the head of the beautiful acting powerhouse who's come full circle from living la vida Lavinia to La Divina, to see what she has to say about the art of acting, dancing, eating, relaxing, sweating it out, living it up, and imbibing her favorite Callas-isms.
Do random strangers ever come up to you and quote your famous "second-rate copycat" line?
Yes! Sometimes even from six-year-old kids who were not even born yet when Bituing Walang Ningning was made. Their parents stop me in shops just to taunt their daughters to say the line for my amusement. Quite humbling, in fact. More shocking even is to hear straight men--metrosexuals at that--utter the line. Hilarious!
Are you really that mataray off-cam?
(Laughs) Depends on my mood that day. Most of the time, I think I am not.
You've been in the industry for quite some time but you always manage to keep your acting interesting. How do you make yourself such a "likable" kontrabida?
I am? I never really put any deep thought into it. I just try to breathe in a real human being into the characters I play and try to emanate the different nuances we all go through in real life. Human beings are complex. All of us go through our good and dark sides every so often depending on our daily impetus and experiences. Life is a journey of learning from our mistakes and human errors. So in the case of my characters, I try to relive all these for all so that they may identify with it and realize that there is always rhyme and reason for our reactions and behavior and eventually find redemption in the end. They have just got to be human. That's all. I do not believe in black and white portrayals of characters.
Cherie Gil and Sharon Cuneta in the iconic scene from "BituingWalang Ningning"
Do you ever get tired of being typecast as the kontrabida? What other kinds of roles have you dreamt of playing?
I really never branded the characters I have been offered as kontrabida nor do I believe in typecasting. I know for a fact, which is quite obvious, that most roles offered to me are of strong, feisty women. Anything different from that would probably be unbelievable (laughs) which really, I do not mind at all. I like projecting strong. I like projecting feisty and being an instrument in empowering our women of today.
Dream roles? Hmm... Anything that leads me to the stage from now on. Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard would be great to portray.
If you weren't an actress, what would you be? Did you ever want to be a runway model?
I was a teen runway model. This was for Rustan's VIP and I was the youngest of the crop that year. I was 14. We were the last batch, I believe, at that time. After that, I had the opportunity to do runway modeling for Pitoy Moreno and Fanny Serrano.
What other jobs would I be doing outside of acting? I would have loved to teach teens and kids anything about the performing arts. Outside of that, I would much prefer not to work and own a successful business in fashion instead and just sit on my laurels (laughs). Let my staff do the work while I travel the world (me bad). I also wouldn't mind being involved in a fashion magazine, let's say as editor-in-chief, maybe? I also wouldn't mind running and organizing film festivals in the States especially in New York like Tribeca or the Sundance. So many possibilities!
Being as multi-talented as you are, is there still a skill you want to master or acquire?
Yes! Life should always be about learning something new. I would love to learn to speak fluently in as many languages as possible. Photography as well.
Have you always taken acting seriously? If not, when did you start doing so?
You mean if I always knew I wanted to be an actress? Umm... No, I didn't. I was born into a family of actors and my parents, Rose Marie Gil and Eddie Mesa, were successful actors themselves. So I guess it was a natural result to become one since I breathed and lived that air as a child. It was only recently after so many years of doing films that I actually realized that this was truly my calling and in so doing, I took it more seriously and always made it a point to put my best foot forward. I began to attend workshops here and in New York to improve my craft and be more professional about it. I guess it comes with growth and maturity and having a better understanding of the self. For this, I thank Rony who was an inspiration and catalyst in my accepting my calling as an actress. So, it happened during my marriage, which was like after 15 years of acting already? I truly wanted to be a singer and performer on the live stage. This, I have always loved. Even as a child, I would improvise my own stage at home and invite neighbors and family (much to their chagrin) to watch me sing and dance. Dance was my very first love! Just too much work, training and discipline that I gave up on it along the way.
On the Spot: Cherie Gil
From Cherie's Facial Care Center ad campaign. Photo by Raymund Isaac
"The Punishing of Forgiveness," a photograph by Niccolo Cosme for his exhibit Cosme XXX.
Cherie through the years
The Eigenmann kids: Cherie (right) with brothers Mark Gil (left) and Michael de Mesa (center)
Teenage Cherie(center) with brothers Mark Gil (eft) and Michael de Mesa (right)
Cherie and Bernardo Bernardo starred in a 1983 local production of Neil Simon's play "Barefoot in the Park," where she experienced her first on-stage kiss. Photo by Jaime Patena.
Acting Royalty: The Eigenmanns, Michael de Mesa, Eddie Mesa, Cherie Gil, Rosemary Gil and Mark Gil
With on-screen husband Gardo Verzosa in this wedding scene from Rubi
With some of Rubi's cast and crew: Gardo Verzosa, Juan Rodrigo, Susan Africa, Dante Rivero
Preview cover, July 2005.
Cherie on the cover of Rogue's March 2008 issue.
In Boracay for the 5K Skyathon.
Cherie tangoes her way into "Shall We Dance?"
As "La Divina," opera diva Maria Callas in "Master Class" produced by the Philippine Opera Company.
As Baroness Elsa Schrader in "The Sound of Music" in 2006.
Waiting in line with other fans to meet the stars of "Nine" on Broadway
Cherie meets "Nine" stars Antonio Banderas and Jane Krakowski outside the theater. She asks him "Un beso, por favor?" and gets a kiss from him!
In New York with kids Raphael, Renee, Bianca and ex-husband Rony Rogoff. Renee is Rony's daughter from his previous marriage to Filipina model Ping Valencia.
With eldest son Jay, 23, Raphael, 12, Bianca, 14 and ex-husband Rony Rogoff in New York.
With close showbiz chums Giselle Tongi, Mylene Dizon and sister-in-law-to-be Julie Reyes
With showbiz friends Mylene Dizon, Eugene Domingo, Agot Isidro and director Andoy Ranay
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Paterson propels Pacers
Abington Heights graduate Katie Paterson's dominant win in the 1000 free sparked Marywood University to a 172-68 victory over Cabrini College in a women's swimming meet in Radnor on Sunday.
Paterson's time of 11:26.65 was nearly 30 seconds better than runner-up and teammate Kim Petersen, who won the 50 free in 27.21 seconds.
The team of Catherine Anlas, Hailey Moorehead, Olivia Hower and Petersen led Marywood to a win in the 200 medley relay with a time of 2:00.77.
Men's swimming
Marywood University continued its strong start to the season, cruising past host Cabrini College, 182-46, bringing its record to 6-2.
The team of Daniel Adams, Chris Brown, Thomas Missal and Anthony Pisano got the things going early, winning the 200 medley relay in 1:44.47. Pisano also finished second in the men's 200 free behind teammate Jason Beabout, who finished with a time of 1:55.70.
The Pacers also got a 1-2 finish in the 100 backstroke. Brian Shanahan finished in 59.80 seconds and Paul Kraycer finished in 1:00.30
Robert Leavy's pair of pins at 157 pounds helped lead the University of Scranton to a 2-1 record in a quad meet against Muhlenberg, Ursinus and Yeshiva at the Long Center.
Shawn Flesche, Corey Forlenza, James Kelly, Sal Montuori, John Riccardi and Chris Silakoski all had two wins for the Royals.
Men's basketball
Alec Wizar's three-pointer with one second remaining in overtime propelled Wilkes University to a 77-74 win over Washington & Jefferson College in the W&J Farmers Insurance Tip-Off Tournament championship game.
The Colonels trailed by 11 with 4:42 remaining and cut the deficit to four with under a minute left. Steve Stravinski nailed a three-pointer and was fouled on the play.
Stravinski made the ensuing free throw to send the game to overtime and set the stage for Wizar. With the game tied, he took an inbounds pass, made his way through traffic and drilled a 28-foot shot to give his team the title.
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As the god of thunder and lightning also the third king of ancient oyo empire, Shango one of the seven sons of Yemaja(godess of fertility) has some powerful energy with which he could use to manipulate lighting and fire.he is often depicted with a double axe , the symbol of a thunderbolt, or he is depicted as a fierce ram. Shango's thunderous energy became a symbol of the resistance of the Yoruba people in Nigeria when many of them were taken from Africa as slaves.
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Nice pic!
An interestingly modern take on Shango. Great work on the colors and shading. I think the ground and foreground plants could be a little more developed, but the main actors work well.
You are very right...but the problem is that i render with a mouse and it takes time.hopefully when i get a tablet i would do more detailed pieces.thanks a lot for the observation.
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Lou Teicher, 83, half of the piano duo Ferrante & Teicher, whose hit recordings of movie themes and love songs made them easy-listening mainstays, died on Sunday in Highlands, N.C., from heart failure.
Robert Maheu, 90, who was a powerful aide to reclusive tycoon Howard Hughes and whose cloak-and-dagger exploits included involvement in a CIA and Mafia plot to assassinate Fidel Castro, died Monday at Desert Springs Hospital in Las Vegas. He had cancer and heart ailments.
Nicola Rescigno, 92, the co-founder of the Lyric Opera of Chicago and Dallas Opera and who conducted at the Royal Opera Covent Garden, Metropolitan Opera and Vienna State Opera, died Monday in Viterbo, Italy of complications after heart failure and breathing problems.
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Today in History
1890: Murderer William Kemmler became the first person to be executed in the electric chair as he was put to death at Auburn State Prison in New York.
1926: Gertrude Ederle of New York became the first woman to swim the English Channel, arriving in Kingsdown, England, from France in 14 1/2 hours.
1945: The United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, resulting in an estimated 140,000 deaths in the first use of a nuclear weapon in warfare.
1965: President Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act.
1978: Pope Paul VI died at Castel Gandolfo at 80.
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Actor-director Peter Bonerz, 70. Actress Catherine Hicks, 57. Writer-director M. Night Shyamalan, 38. Singer Geri Halliwell, 36. Actress Soleil Moon Frye, 32.
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Issue date: Wednesday, August 25, 1937
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Daily Globe (Newspaper) - August 25, 1937, Ironwood, Michigan Cupid behind the anon is dangerous than the man behind the gun. VOLUME 18, NUMBER 237. ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE NEWS SBHV1CE GLOBE What maa woman thinks she is prove IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1937. 12 PAGES SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS O CHANGE COURT Forces Hope to Drive Chi- nese Out of Fortified Position in Hills. AREA BOMBED BY PLANES BY HALDOKE HANSON Japanese Field Headquarters, Lianghsians, Aug. 25 The Japanese army threw all available troops into action west of Peiping today in an effort to halt a sweep- ing Chinese ilanking movement through u 20-mile breach in the Japanese lines. Three strong Japanese columns, flanked by dozens of small patrols, attacking the Chinese troops, attempting to drive them out of their fortified positions in the wes- tern hills. The sound of heavy firing could be heard plainly at headquarters where I sat talking with General Yamashita, thp Japanese fteld com- mander as ne ate a hurried meal of nee and saki. There was no confirmation neie of Japanese occupation of the key city of Kalgar to the north or even of penetration of the great wall as was claimed in Peiping by the Domei (Japanese) news agency and official army press releases. Commanders Cautious Japanese officers said no victories nad been reported judging of Fair Exhibits Begins M such back -i here on the army radio cooidmated operations. On the conliary, a general at- mosphere 01 caution verging on nervousness was perceptible among the Japanese field commanders to the west and south of Peiping. Their advance to the southwest along the Peipmg-Hankow railroad had been halted a few miles below This headquarters; their mechaniz- ed army was mired by weeks ol un- ceasing rain; their flanks were har- ried by considerable numbers of Chinese troops operating in small patrols. The sui prise Chinese sweep around the Japanese right flank obviously was worrying the Japan- ese strategists It was a real men- ace to tne 20-mile gap in their lines stretching all the way from dae west of Peiping, to Nankow pass to the north where a Japanese aimy of almost (Continued on cage elsnt Death Is Probed The body of pretty Jane Weir above, motion picture actress, wa the subject of a coroner's autopsy in Los Angeles, after her physician said he was puzzled by the cause o her death and would not sign a death certificaie. The 21-year-olc former society "girl who was regard ed as a promising star, died sudden ly m a hospital after apparentl making a quick recovery from an appendicitis operation. THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG -NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS" Washington BY IRA BENNETT that sjch minor matteis as Congress, Supreme Court iogebic County Exposition Brings Many Entries in All Departments. RACES START THURSDAY Judging of exhibits at Gogebic ounty's annual fair started this morning and as the work of ap- raising the entries progressed blue ibbons marking the whining dis- plays added their touch o fcolor to he exposition Today was the leal opening day )f the fair, since yesterday was de- nted to receiving the many hun- dreds of entries in the various de- Roosevelt Confers With Leaders Before Making Up His Mind. Washington, Aug. fiom President Roos today as a virti certainty a fail session of congre to consider farm and wage-hour legislation. Mr Rosevelt said he was consid- ering the arguments for and against a special session, but had not made up his mind. He conferred yesterday with Sen- ator Barkley of Kentucky and Re- presentative the senate and house majonty leaders, on the question. Neither wouid comment after- wards on his probable decision. STORES HERE TO CLOSE Stores in Ironwood will close at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon in observance of Ironwood Day at the Gogebic county fair. The Ironwood municipal band will present its weekly concert at the fairgrounds tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, playing in front of the grandstand. partments of the exposition. Today all displays weie in place, ready for inspection by the public. Fill Large Building The main exposition building which was enlarged 50 per cent by construction of a large addition this summer, was none too large to accommodate the many displays entered in competition for prem- iums and the commercial exhibits. The addition nas, however, relieved the congestion in the building and makes it possible to show all exhi- bits to greater advantage. At the east entrance to the build- ing are exhibits of sewing to the right, the art department to the left and a beautiful floral display Captured Convict Shown above as he was booked by New York police after his re married here to Miss Sophia Makela on July 20, 1902. She survives him together with a daughter, Miss Lydia. The body will be taken to the home Thursday. "'O mainder of the center section is de- voted to field and garden crops. A large section of the south side of the building is occupied by 4-H club exhibits Here are shown gar- ments made by girls residing chief- y in the rural districts of the ounty, handicraft work entered by he boys, and vegetables and other products entered by both boys ana this The 4-H displays include club exhibits as well as individual displays. Youths Show Hobbies A smaller section on the south side is taken up by the youths' de- partment. This includes many ar- acles showing the craftsmanship and ingenuity of boys and girls of ;he county. Most interesting of the non- competitive exhibits is a large dis- play by the United States forest service, arranged by members of the Ottawa national forest person- nel The exhibit is contained in a large booth with walls and ceilings covered by cedar boughs whose fra- grant odor permeates the entire building. Included in the display are models depicting in an interest- ing manner the various activities of the forest service, including re- forestation, fire prevention, ano other work. The booth is arranged cCoatlnmii on Last Spanish Government Stronghold Announces Surrender. Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Fron- tier, Aug. of- ficials today announced the sur- render of Santander, last remain- ing government stronghold on the northwest Spanish coast. Advices from insurgent field headquarters said govern ment authorities in the city officially handed over a notice of surrender. Then insurgent motorized troops casually drove ahead to enter the outskirts. Late this afternoon a strong detachment was only three miles from Santander proper. Fall of the city was hastened by street fighting. Santander's civil guard, a part of its police, and some of the civilian population rushed government troops, demanding im- mediate capitulation to insurgents. So swift was the insurgent ad- vance that o.OCO government mil- itiamen were believed caught in a pocket formed southeast of the city by onrushmg Insurgent troops. Insurgent commanders announc- ed that all government troops Hidden Mines and Guns Keep Jap Troops From Leaving for War. FIRE RAGES IN SHANGHAI Shanghai, Aug. ex- plosions of hidden Chinese mines and withering fire from secret chine gun nests riddled Japanese regular army landing parties today and prevented, at least for the time being, the debarkation of Japanese troops for the Shanghai war. Heavy losses of Japanese ad- vance forces slowed up or possibly halted altogether further troop landing until a more favorable mo- ment arrives. An official Chinese announce- ment said 500 Japanese soldiers out of who tried to land at one point, Wentsaopang, had drowned ORDER BLOCKADE Tokyo, Aug. has ordered a blockade of all Chinese official and private shipping on the Chinese coast, the Domei (Japanese) news agency said today. The blockade was proclaimed by Vice Admiral Kiyoshl Hase- gawa, commander-in-chief of the Japanese third fleet in Chi- nese waters, effective at 6 p. m. tonight (4 a. m, C. S. T.K The blockade order included all Chinese shipping but specif- ically exempted shipping of other nations. Lansing, Aug. Mich- igan liquor control commission or- dered today that all contracts with PUNISH BLATZ Lansing, Aug. state liquor control commission suspended the beer license of the Blata Brewery Co, Milwau- kee, today, charging it had sub- sidized a tavern. The order, effective immediately, will con- tinue in effect for twenty days. It forbids the company to ship beer into Michigan, sell or dis- tribute from its Michigan ware- houses. Joseph Peletier, "tav- ern proprietor at Escanaba, Mich., testified salesman for the Blatz company obtained bar fixtures for him under "an ag- reement with the company." specially designated distributors be renewed Sept. 1. The order was a reversal of the commission's original plan to boost liquor sales of state-owned stores >y eliminating many distributors. The commission cut drastically, however, into the hours under which the special distributors may operate. It ruled: 1. That all distributors whose places of business are more than bwo miles from a state store shall be permitted to sell alcoholic li- quor for consumtion off the prem- ises from 7 a. m, until midnight and shall not sell during any oth- er hours of the day. 2. That all distributors whose places of business are within a two- mile radius of a state liquor store shall be permitted to sell alcoholic liquor from 7 a. m., until 9 a. m and from 9 p. m, until midnight but at no other hours during the day. Distributors in the second classi- fication formerly were entitled to transact business from 6 p. m. un- til 2 a. m. The old hours for mer- chants in the first group were 7 a m., until 2 a. m. in the Whangpoo and that the re- mainder were driven back to their .ships. The announcement also said two Japanese warships had foun- ered off Tsungming island in the Yangtze. War maps found on a captured Japanese officer disclosed a Japan- ese plan to land troops along the entire Chinese coast from Liuho to Nanwei and then advance oir Shanghai for the final drive to wipe out Chinese forces. Apparently furious because of the setback, Japanese demolished Chi- nese villages along the Yangtze with a naval barrage and scores of aerial bombs. The villages were deathtraps. The countryside was as barren as a cemetery. (Continued on Hurl Shells Accurately With the Japanese offensive against Shanghai at least tempor- arily paralyzed, distant Chinese howitzer batteries smashed at Jap- anese warships In the Whangpoo and Yangtze. Military observers said the Ger- man-trained Chinese gun crews hurled shells with "surprising ac- curacj." The Chinese artillery fusillade drove the United States destroyer from Its post off Gough Island where it was guarding the Texas Oil company plant near the conflu- ence of Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers. Great fires raged meantime in three sections of Shanghai. Some foreign observers estimated the toll in the two weeks of fight- Loan Sought in 1932 for Electric Plant Is Approved. Bessemer, Aug. Hugo Hill was informed this morning that the public works administra- tion at Washington has approved a loan of and a grant of 500 for the construction of a mu- nicipal electric plant in Bessemer Mayor Hill received the Informa- tion from three sources, Congress- man Frank E. Hook, and the Uni- ted States Senators Arthur H. Van- denberg and Prentiss M. Brown. The city of Bessemer made appli- cation for a loan for such a pur- pose in 1932, when Michael Ged- da was mayor. Since then -the council authorized surveys to be made and'obtained estimates on the cost of the proposed plant. The original estimate was Mayor Hill said today that im mediate action is being taken to ob- tain information from Washington regarding the steps to be taken tc obtain the funds and start the pro ject. Congressman Frank E. Hook, who returned to Ironwood yester- day, said today that he had re- ceived notification of the grant to Bessemer and also had receivea word that a grant of had been approved by the public: works administration for an addition to the Watersmeej; school. The congressman said the mes- sage he received was not clear re- garding the grant of and he arfriit.innn 1 Conference Breaks Up When 86 Railroads Refuse Demands. Chicago, Aug. con- ference between representatives of railroad operating employes and then- employers broke up to- day with refusal by 86 major rail- roads to accede to demands for a flat 20 per cent wage increase A statement from the represent- atives of the big five operating brotherhoods said the action "leaves no alternative but to set the day and hour for the men to withdraw from service in accordance with the authority given in a strike ballot m which 97 per cent of the workers represented these organisations hfotheihoods) voted in favor of strike unless a satisfactory dis- position of the request for increases in rates of pay was obtained." H. A. Enochs, chacirman of the carriers' conference c o m m ittee whichc has been conferring with the union delegates three weeks made public his group's decision with an announcement that such an increase would be "ruinous" to Hie carriers and that they "cannot and even an 8 cents an hour oost." Enochs' committee of 15 repre- ents 86 systems. President Makes First Pub- lic Statement Since Bill Was Shelved. SUBSTITUTE BILL SIGNED Washington, Aug. dent Roosevelt served notice today that some reorganization of the su- preme court remains an objective of his administration. He made his first public state- ment on the court situation since congress shelved his demand to en- large the high tribunal by one new member for each present justice over 70 who did not retire. The statement came with a White House announcement that Mi'. Roosevelt had signed a measure providing for changes in judicial procedure in the lower courts. Out of the long and bitter fight over the court bill these proposals alone were retained and enacted. The president said that the lower court bill "registers a moderate ana limited advance into a field which calls for further and more com- plete exploration." Burdens Are Untouched He listed as being "on the side of omission" the fact that the bill "leaves entirely untouched any method of relieving the burden now imposed on the supreme court." This he then included as one of the objectives which he said "are of a necessity a part of any complete and rounded plan for the reform of judicial processes." The president restated what he has long put forth as his broad ob- jective m seeking changes in the judiciary. "We have wanted to bring to an he said, "a trying period OLD RESIDENT OF J NIITT EOF ih. SCENES miTw Classified DEAR FRIENDS: There's a world of human in- terest in the classified ads. That's what makes them interesting- even when you are not in the market to buy or really vital when you are. Senator Minton Believes He Will Be Nominated in 1940. Washington, Aug. tor Mintdh (D-Ind.) predicted to- day that Paul V. McNutt, Ameri- can high commissioner to the Phil- ippines, will be nominated by the Democrats in 1940 to succeed Presi- dent Roosevelt. The Indiana senator, a new deal stalwart who is close both to the president and McNutt, said he did not believe Mr. Roosevelt would run for a third term. Minton's eyes flashed as he en- thused in an Interview over the former Indiana governor's avail- ability not only from the stand- point of his record, but also from a purely-political standpoint. "He's a he said. "He gave Indiana the best administra- tion Indiana ever had. He put more legislation on the books of Indiana for labor and the farmer than anybody ever did in the his- tory of the state and he demon- strated his executive ability. "He has acquaintances all over the United States. There, isn't a cross road that doesn't have some- Bride of Year Returns From Vacation Trip, Dis- covers Murder. Chicago, Aug. 35-W-Returning from a vacation trip to California, Mrs. Katherine Peterson, 24, a bride of a year, hurried from the rail- road station to her home last night hi keen anticipation of surprising her husband. Instead of a joyous homecoming she was shocked into screaming hys- teria by the sight of her husband's battered body lying in the doorway of a blood-spattered bedroom. Near- by was a baseball bat apparently used as a weapon by the slayer. The bedroom was in disorder, in- dicative of a struggle between the victim, Gerald Peterson, 38 and his assailant. Peterson was clad in pa- jamas. From a large blood stain on a pillow police deduced he was ing in and about Shanghai as more than killed and wounded. Officially compiled casualties hi the international area totaled in- cluding dead. Chinese field headquarters de- clared a determined counter attack in the Woosung sector north of Shanghai had swept the Japanese out of four strategic and Paoshan on the Yangtze, and .Continued on mm wired Washington for additional in formation. The understanding of Bessemer officials, however was, that the grant was made to_ Besse- additton to the STRIKE RESETTLED Funeral of Charles J. Larson to Be Conducted on Friday. UNABLE TO RRFT asleep when the slayer struck the first blow. Mrs. Peterson said, she last saw her husband alive July 22 when she departed for Beverly Hills, Calif., to visit her father. Police said neigh- bors told them they heard Peterson and another man quarrelling yes- terday morning. Authorities sought him for questioning. one that knows him. "He's a great campaigner, too. There Isn't a better one in the country. "His views are substantially the views of the new deal." Hurley Stores to Feature Bargains Retail merchants of Hurley will sponsor a three-day city-wide Bar- gain Days event, starting tomorrow and concluding Saturday night. Participating merchants, who will teature exceptional values for the three days, include: Paul's store, Modem L. H. Williams Radio and Appliance shop, Trolla meats and groceries, Erspamer's market. White Cross pharmacy, Schafer's hardware, Mar'Nel Beauty shop. Martini bro- thers meats and groceries, Hurley Style shoppe, Calvettl Transporta- tion company, Hurley Electric com- pany, Paynter's Pasty shop, Arthur Eehto, and Volgt and Christensen. Lower Michigan Youth Sinks Opposite Ontonagon Township Park. Ontonaton, Aug. Wal- sek 19, a Lower Michigan summer visitor here, drowned at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Lake Super- ior when he sank about 50 feet from a raft toward which he swam with a companion, Miss June Reed. The body was recovered by Mack Morse and Richard Wootey, but efforts to resuscitate him were unavailing. Walsek was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Reed at the Savage cottage, Sliver City. He came here to the township park to swim and set out for-the raft with Miss Reed. The raft Is located 550 feet from shore. He suddenly called for help, but his cries were not heard, and he sank. The body was recovered In 15 minutes. Physicians said Walsek may have suffered a heart attack. Walsek was a resident of Chest- ing, near Bay City. The bodjr will be sent to the home of his family. GAME POSTPONED Philadelphia, tt-W-Rain today forced postponement until Friday night of the football game scheduled tonight between the eastern college all-stars and the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Professional league. Operators and Union Work- ers Reach Agreements in Three Cases. Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. wage agreements reached between operators and union work- ers during the past 12 hours caused both sides to express hope todaytha Michigan's motor truck strike fflni culties were approaching an end. Neither side would make definite predictions, but they based theU- op- timism on the following ments: develop- Trucks of the Vyn company which handles freight at Muskegon, Grane Haven, Grand Rapids and Holland for the Eastern Michigan Trucking company, resumed operation today lor the first time since Sunday. John Vyn, president and general manager of the firm, granted union demand for 55 cents an hour for dockmer 60 cents for city drivers and 6 cents for highway drivers, effectiv September 7. The Michigan Inter-State Motor Freight company granted the sam scale to union locals at Sagina'1 and Lansing. The Consolidated Freight com pany, employes 250 workers resumed operations today afte having completed an agreement tx pay 50 cents an hour to dockmen, 5 to freight checkers and- city driver and 60 cents for highway driver This agreement also is eSectiv September 7. BULLETIN Aug. imed reports early to- day amid Japanese troops had en tend and searched the Soviet con sulate here. This consulate, ad tacent to Japan's own consulate was closed last week when war en gulfed the area. Charles J. Larson, 83, retired Oh- er Iron Mining Co. employe, died t o'clock yesterday afternoon t his home at 347 East Piine street. He had been ailing for a year and or the last four weeks was con- fined to bed. Funeral services will be con- during. which it has seemed that a veritable conspiracy existed on the part of many of the most gifted members of the legal profession to take advantage of the technicali- ties of the law and the conserva- tism _Qf the courts to render meas- ures-of and economic reform sterile or abortive." He added that "because represen- tative government, in order to suc- ceed, must act through the proces- ses of law, it is necessary for it to attain a high degree of cooperation among its three coordinate branch- es." Lists Accomplishments Enumerating what he considered benefits of the lower court bill Mr. Roosevelt said one of its principal provisions was that "the attorney general shall be given notice of con- stitutional questions involved in private litigation and accords the government the right to defend the constitutionality of the law of the land." 'No longer." he added, "must ths government stand idly by, a help- less spectator, while acts of con- gress are stricken down by the courts He listed these other accomplish- ments for the bill: It speeds appeals to the supreme court. It checks the injunctive power of lower courts. It "tends slightly to relax- the present system of assigning judges within circuits to congested areas. On the side of "omission" the chief executive named these things as not being done by the bill: "It he said, "no In- crease in the personnel of the low- er increase confessedly necessary. ducted Friday afternoon at the home at 2 o'clock and at the Salem jutheran church at The Rev. A. Brostrom will officiate. Bu- will be in Riverside cemetery. The body will be taken to the resi- tomorrow morning. Mr. Larson, was born in Smoland, Sweden, October 22, 1853. He came to this country 54 years ago and ived at Duluth and Ashland be- fore coming here as one of the early settlers in 1885. He was em- ployed at the mines in various ca- pacities, chiefly as a blacksmith. ha'beeansioner fomany to "It provides no effective means of assigning district judges to pres- sure areas, No New Blood "It sets up no flexible machin- ery, with methods of administration readily adaptable to needs as they arise. "It leaves untouched the crowded condition of the dockets in our low- er courts. "It provides for no flow of new blood to any of the federal benches. "It does not touch upon the prob- lem of aged and infirm judges who years. Mr. Larson was married to Miss Huda Swanson in Sweden May 18, 1882. They observed their flfty- .Iflh wedding anniversary last May 18. -She survives him, together with five daughters and one son. The children are Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Charles Gustafson, Mrs. Henry Hagstrom, Mrs. William En- drizzi, Miss Emma Larson, and Clif- ford Larson. He also leaves 14 grandchildren and two great grand- children. He was a- member of the Scan- j inavian lodge._________ TWO WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH, OTHERS SAVED Chicago, young women were burned to death and scores of other persons were res- cued today Tsihcn fire swept through a three story rooming house on the south side. The dead were Miss Dorothy KoU, 18, and Miss Marion Matas. 25. Several persons were burned, two seriously, when they were trapped in the building. Many occupants fied In night clothing, while others were lowered to the ground by sheets tied to bed posts. Firemen carried some down ladders. or resign, on full pay." oppor- retire, He added that objectives sought by this act and the original act were "predicated on the necessities of a great and growing nation." "Many of us have viewed with concern the widening chasm be- aa mn THE WEATHER UPPER MICHIGAN: Possibly local thunderstorms tonight or Thursday, except increasing cloudi- ness in extreme east tonight; slightly wanner in east and south tonight; slightly cooler Thursday in northwest. WISCONSIN: thundershowers Possibly scattered northwest portion The cause known. of the Ore was un- this afternoon or tonight; other- wise partly cloudy to locally cloudy tonight and Thursday; slightly warmer northeast portion tonight. HIGHEST AND LOWEST tem- peratures reported yesterday: Salt Lake, 104; Winnemucca, Yellow- stone, 42. TEMPERATURB ____________ i for the 94 hours ending at 12 o'clock noon today. 89; minimum for same period, U. fSPA-PERI ;


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