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Evening star., 1925-07-28
LADY MACKENZIE
FREED FROM JAIL
Mysterious Yelled Woman
Pays $500 on Bad Check.
Disappears.
BY the Associated Press.

g TAMPA, Fla. July 28.-Lady Grace
Esme Mackenzie, big game huntress
and international adventures, today
was seeking to solve the element of
mystery which linked itself with her
fortunes.
An unidentified woman whose kind
ly voice was muffled beneath a heavy
black veil which shrouded her face
was sought by Lady Mackenzie as
her benefactress. Four days in jail
were ended by the woman in the
black veil yesterday when she re-
funded the amount of. money alleged
to have been received by Lady
Mackenzie upon a worthless draft.
Charges against the woman who
spent four days as a cellmate of an
alleged bandit queen" We're dismiss
ed and, although police of other cities
Mackenzie, no other charges were
made public.
A return ticket to Havana, redeem
able. constituted her sole capital.
Lady Mackenzie announced she
would file suit for alleged false arrest
against G.. z. Bray, realtor, who
claimed to have indorsed a worthless
draft for $500 for taS woman. She
said she also would start a re3Sc.l
for the woman who came to her
rescue yesterday.
II didn't think I had a friend in
Florida until today. Whoever came
to my assistance so nobly must GER
tainly want the money back. And I
intend to find her and return it as
soon as possible"
Evening star., 1925-07-28
ADJUSTMENTS
NATI0NAL-"The Goose Hangs
Nigh"

Another of those delightful enter
tainments that are being featured
at the National Theater this Summer
Lewis Beachs wholesome domestic
comedy, The Goose Hangs High, "
was added to the seasons list of
successes last evening.
THE Goose Hangs High" is one
of those chapters from real life where
the smile has a complement in the
tear and where laughter Is sometimes
checked by pathos. 1t concerns a
devoted father and mother who have
never counted the many sacrifices
made for their children to properly
educate them and to maintain them
in the station of life to which their
parents were accustomed. There
We're those. including a dear old
grandma, who felt that the children
had been spoiled, that they were
selfish and inconsiderate and that
they had contracted habits that In
our own day are causing many Il
youngster to be sharply scored by
those who imagine they were raised
with higher moral code. When the
crash came, however, and the father,
pushed by insult, resigned his po-
sition, the whole means whereby
the family was supported, and even
grandma refused to help because she
had her own ideas of what was good
for the spoiled children, the young
Sters themselves, aroused to a sense
of the situation, came nobly and won
derfully to the rescue and made even
those who had thought the worst of
them love them. 1t is just the kind
of play that justiffes the present day
optimist and establishes beyond the
peradventure of a doubt that while
all that glitters may not be gold, so
also all that may bear semblance to
wickedness is not wicked after all.
The players put their hearts with
their talents into this fine little drama
and the laughter and applause of
very large audience clearly establish
ed that they had scored u pleasant
measure of success.
J. Glynn Macfarlane, the new lead
ing man, appeared not in the role of
an adoring young lover, but as lover,
lust the same, of a loyable wife and
children that preserved his love.
Miss Kathryn Givney scored a per-
sonal success as the mother, Incl
dentally displaying emotional powers
of real merit, while Lillian Dean
added to her list of character sue
cesses as the dear old sensible
grandma. Perhaps the two that
seemed to win the highest honors IN
the performance were Dorothy Tier
ney and William Phelps. who made
an admirable pair of snappy twins
that won a complete Vindicatlon In
the play. Romaine Calender, in the
Evening star., 1925-07-28
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Frank Has
senberger was preparing today for his
forty-first operation in the last seven
years. Army surgeons, determined to
put Hassenberger together again so
that he looks and feels as he did be-
fore he was torn almost to pieces in
France seven years ago, will operate
on him again in the Walter Reed
Hospital in Washington next week.
Hassenberger enlisted in the Regu-
lar Army and was one of the first
men sent to France.
On September IS, 1918, the section
OF trench in which he was stationed
was bombed by German airplanes and
he was taken to a first aid station
half blinded and apparently dead.
There was a piece Of steel in almost
every square inch Of his body.
The Walter Reed Hospital surgeons
Evening star., 1925-07-28

IN bottle, and you have whole
quarter-Pint of the most wonderful
skin whitener, softener and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands 1t can not irritate.
Famous stage beauties use it to bring
that clear, youthful skin and rosy
white complexion; also as a freckle,
sunburn and tan bleach. You must
mix this remarkable lotion Yourself.
1t can not be bought ready to use
because it acts best Immediately after
it is prepared,
Evening star., 1925-07-28
Fascist to Tour U. S.

ROME, July IS OP).-Bastia Mini
general secretary for Fascist organiza
tions abroad in compliance with a re
quest from organizations in New York
will sail for New York August 20. He
will make a tour of both North and
South America. during which he will
visit every Italian colony. He Will
take with him personal greetings from
Premier Mussolini to the foreign Fas
CiSti,
Evening star., 1925-07-28
Bomb -RiddIed Veteran Faces 4Ist
Operation With UnaUauering Hope
after Couple of Dosen More, They'll Be Able to
Start York in Earnest,' Says Man Coming
to WaLter Reed Hospital.

decided to reconstruct what was left
of Hassenberger's body. They re-
stored his sight completely and then
devoted themselves to skin-graftinG
operations and plastic surgery on his
body. Forty operations over a period
OF seven years were performed on all
parts of his body.
Hassenberger, while unable TO move
Evening star., 1925-07-28
JUICE OF LEMON
WHlTENS SKIN

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less way to bleach
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to mix the juice
of two lemons
with three ounces
of Orc h ard
White, which any
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ply for a few
cents. Shake well
Evening star., 1925-07-28

about freely. sees perfectly, and he
has hope.
Evening star., 1925-07-28

operations" he said yesterday, they
figure they'll be able to start work In
earnest on me-"
Evening star., 1925-07-28

role of the elder son, in spite of the
difficulties he had to face, got away
nicely with the role of the elder son.
and Miss Leneta Lane was again
charming as his sweetheart. Edward
Arnold as a selfmade and aspiring
graduate from an orphan asylum, and
Thomas l.. Brewer, as a disagreeable
politician also contribute their bits
to q pleasant performance, in which
also Olive Wood, Gertrude Murray.
Robert L. Clear and Walter Soldering
offered satisfactory minor bits.
Near the summit of Longs Peak
and close to the spot where Miss
Agnes Vaille, secretary of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce, was frozen to
death last January, an emergency
telephone has been installed for the
use of climbers overtaken by storms.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
BIG BOWLING ENTRIES
17 Teams From Louisville and One From Lexington Competing In Buffalo Tourney.

Buffalo, N. r.. March 19.-Thc entire entry of seventeen teams from Louisville. Kentucky. and one from Lexington. are among the five man bowlers competing in the A. B. c. tournament here tonight. St. Louis, Chicago, Muskogeon and New York city bowlers are also scheduled.
 The Louisville delegation arrived early this morning and immediately started & campaign for the 1926 tournament of the American Bowl ing congress. Toledo. Ohio and Peoria, H., other cities seeking the convention of congress next year, also have delegates here today. The meeting at which the next tourna- ment city is chosen takes place to- morrow afternoon.
 Buffalo bowlers occupying the A. B. C. tournament alleys for dou- bles and singles yesterday placed two scores among the ten leaders, a 1.24l total by Dr. Chester Cott and Walter Schnechenderger for fifth position in the two man event and a eco score by Fred Steinwald being ninth high in the individual competition.
 Detroit and New York carried off the honors of the night in the five man event, the gardens Of the for mer city taking third place with 8 total of 2.S69 and the Dwyer recre- ation team of New York placing but eight pins behind to occupy fourth position in the standing of leaders,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
Says He'll Fine any Player Cheating on Links by $500 Washington Defeated Again-Other Practice Games Among Big Leaguers.

New York. March r9.--Mll,J Hug gins dropped the lid on golf at st., Petersburg yesterday with the s'atr~ mont that the Cr,nn fee for any player who violates the rule will he $jo0.
 The Braves, vcutuWng into town, did not know of 1h, cjIct and W'r" beaten 10 ?, Bob Shawkry golf champion of the Tanks, and two mon who almost found the courage 10 challenge him, Habe Ruth and Sam Jones, accounting for an easy victory,
 Wh,e Shawhcy showed his disgust af thc IIug-IUS orlor by throwing so fast that the Braves couldn't get any practice, Ruth pummeled away at opposing pitching unmcrcifuIly and scored three hits. Sam Jones was mad, too. and held the Braves safe after Bob departed.
 The Dodgers tried four pitchers against the ordinarily tame PhilIles and lost, 9 to f. Manager Wilbert Robinson is said flo be gazing about for talent in this department.
 John McGraw ordered rest at Sar- asota. fearing that the Giants, who have defeated all maJor league op- pononts this spring, will tire of the novelty before the season opens. To- day they play the Athletics at Fort Myers.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
SEM|.FINALS IN
 LONGW00D MATCH
Mrs. HSter's Elimination Came
 as Surprise

Brookline, Mass, March 19.- Play in the national women's indoor singles and doubles tournaments, in progress on the covered courts of the Longwood Cricket club had reached the semi-fnal round today. Upsets yesterday brought Mrs. H. Stuart Green of Ardsley, N. T., and Miss Anna H. Fuller of Longwood, both unseeded players, into the semi-fnal bracket in the upper half of the singles. They were sched- uled to meet today.
 In the other half, Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington, Del. defending title holder, won through to meet Miss Martha Bay ard of Short Hills, N, J., tomorrow in the other semi-f1nal.
 Play in the national indoor mixed doubles, the title in which was va cated this year by Mrs. George w. Wightman and William T. Tilden. 2nd., was carried into the sJcond and third rounds.
 Three seeded teams were put out of the running in the women's dou- bles, Mrs Jessup and Miss Fuller losing 6-2 and 6-3 to Miss Bayard and Katherine Kane, of Cambridge. Mrs. Ann Sheafe Cole and Mrs. Frank H. Godfrey were eliminated by Mrs. William Endicott and Mrs. J. Dallas Corbiere, 6-3, 6-4.
 A third doubles team went into the semi-fnal round when Marian $. Fenno and Mrs. Roger GrisWold put out the seeded pair, Miss Mayne Macdonald and Miss Edith Sigour- ney,
 A startling upset yesterday saw the elimination Of Mrs. Lillian Schar- man Hester of New York by Mrs Green, 7-5, 6-3. Mrs. Green. who returned 10 tournament competition in 1919 after retiring from title play in 1913, outsteadied and out drove her opponent. Miss Fuller defeated Isabella L. Mumford 3-6, 64, 6-1.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
Braves Lose 0-1

Boston. March 19-The New York Yankees defeated the Braves yester- day at St. Petersburg. Fla, , to ,, giving them two out of three games played. Manager Dave Bancroft worked a moro or less makcshift team, trying out several recruits, Lucas and Felix are nursing bruises while Walsh and Cunningham are not likely 10 get back in the game for week. The squad is beginning 10 show the strain of the hard schedule of the past week and so will take today off,
 The PcIicans led the Red SoX ID to q in the sixth inning of the game at New Orleans yesterday but the Sox cut loose with q hombardment which won the game II to 10. It was poorly played game. John Collins left the camp yesterday when notified of the death of his mother in Ncedham, Mass Joe Harris is on tho inactive list because of tonsiIitis' Alec Ferguson is scheduled to pitch for the SoX today in a struggle with the Mexican Oil nine.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
Indians Win

Cleveland, Ohio, March 19.-The Cleveland Indians produced three effective pitchers for the first time this season and won it's first ex- hibition game, defeating Milwaukee 2 to at Sanford, Fla, yesterday. Garland Buckeye, big Chicago semi pro lrft handler was the best, hold ing Milwaukee hitlcss in three in- nings and permitting only one ball to he hit outside the inf1eld.
 Byron Speece allowed one hit and Recruit Lehr two.
 Announcement was received that Commissioner Landin has reinstated Pitcher Phil. Bedgood, who volun- tariy retired last season because of illness.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
phillics Beat Robins

Philadelphia, Pa. March 19.- Four Brooklyn pitchers failed to stop Manager Fletcher's Phillies who defeated the Dodgers at Clear water, Fla, yesterday, 2 to 6, giving them an even break in their tWo- game series. The Philadelphia Americans were not so fortunate, losing an exhibition game at their training camp in Fort Myers, Fla, 10 the Buffalo 1nternationa)s by the score of 10 to 6. The Athletics are to meet the New York Giants in a return engagement today at Fort Myers, while the Phillies regulars end Yannigans are scheduled for a six-inning contest.
 Cy Williams, the Phillies' hard hitting right fielder, made his first home run of the spring season yes terday. IL came in the first inning while Ehrhardt was pitching for Brooklyn and sailed high over the centerfeld foncc. Fournier, Brook lyn first bascman, also hit for the circuit in the setenth. 4 sparkling stop by Sand Philadelphia shortstop, was fielding feature.
 Buffalo out-batted and out-folded it's major league opponents, collect ing 15 hits to 12 for the Athletics. Five of the 1ntcrnationals' hits were made off Harris in the seventh in- ming. which, with an error hy French, ncttcd six rms, At the end Of the sixth inning the Athletics led 10 4 The Mackmcn hit Masterso and Brice freely but Auer who went to the mound in the last three tn- nings was strong in the pinchos.