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Evening star., 1926-06-01
Musical Mechanism

The tenor hath a lovely tone
His larynX, simple truth to tell.
Is like a perfect saXophone
On which he plays exceeding well.
Jud Tunkins says woman always 8
has the last word in an argument, and
he's always glad of it. because he was
last word.
A good listener is admirable. until
he shows symptoms of becoming a
loafer and a chronic 'yesser."
Uncle Bill Bottletop says prohibition
has not succeeded in making the man
with a corkscrew as much an object
of sympathy as the man with the hoe.
Jumping Genius.
"How is your boy Josh getting on?"
First rate" answered Farmer Corn.
tossel.
Il heard he didn't pass his examina-
tions."
Il dunno about that. But he can
play the saxophone in a way that
makes people call him professor
while the regular teachers get no no.
tice whatever"
Financial Backer.
Enforcement upon land and sea
Needs a prodigious sum.
An Angel" Uncle Sam must be
To fight the Demon Rum
when you gives a friend advice"
said Uncle Eben, you is liable to make
him suspicious dat you thinks you is
smarter dan he is, which pervents, de
adYica 5'pm dQin' any goodts
Evening star., 1926-06-01
Rate by Mail-I'ayable in Advance.
Maryland and Virginia.

All Other States and Canada.
Evening star., 1926-06-01
Financial Racker.

Enforcement upon land and sea
Needs a prodigious sum.
An Angel Uncle Sam must be
To fight the Demon Rum"
Evening star., 1926-06-01

The Worcester Telegram ReputM.
can, argues; "TEy employment Of To-
Evening star., 1926-06-01

Q. What are the most famous mill
tary bands in England?-C. NJ.
A. Probably the Grenadier Guards
Band and the Coldstream Guards
Band
Evening star., 1926-06-01

good listener is admirable. until
he shows symptoms of becoming a
loafer and a chronic "yesser'
Evening star., 1926-06-01

Uncle Bill Bottletop says prohibition
has not succeeded in making the man
with a corkscrew as much an object
of sympathy as the man with the hoe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-18

after = chorus Of Sing some
thing Willie,. he would be led
protestingly up to the piano ana
MARBLE "Break the News to
Mother" or maybe it was 1.-THE
Girl / Loved in Sunny Tonnes
ee." Pretty good it was too.
Then, later, Willie Power had
the stage all to himself, rs
soloist on the st. Joseph's
Preparatory School graduation
program and doubled as assist
ant stage manager to one Mike
Ahearn. Gosh, how l used to
envy him his job Of rolling up
the curtain for the unforgettable
scene when twenty-four lovely
maidens in spotless white or.
CANDIES recited "The Wreck Of
the Hesperus," with gesturesl
just before the valedictory and
the diplomas. -
well, Uncle Harold, ] men.
ton this because last Sunday
night / saw little Willie again,
only now he's grown up. He's
William HI, Power, of the Zieg-
field Follies and q darned fine
straight man, If you ask me.
for the antics Of, Rae Dooley,
Jim Barton, Edna Leedom' and
all those other Follies stars.
Fate has treated him kindly,
too, Harold, because he looks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-18

Valencias, whatever they may
be, and so on. But, Harold, we
are ignoring in this night club
business one of the big, uplift-
ing, inspiring events of the day.
at seems to me there is posi-
lively a painful need for night
club to be known as DE Rus
seys Lane where chronic read
ers Of the first pages might get
their yicarious thrills. without
the labor of following the
printed word.
"A little dirt on the floor, a
stunted crabapple tree and q
couple of blk KS marking the
fatal spot would be about all
the props you would need. The
tables, parked along the road,
might be in the form Of auto
mobiles, with the table up over.
the dashboard. Raucous horns
could be provided for the enter
tainment. of those who must
have noise with their meals. In
each car might be a little sign.
Park here but don't interfere
with the murder
Another sign should be
erected cautioning those who
stray unsteadily from their.
parking space to Look out for
the Pig Women. For the bene-
fit Of the rustic visitors trees
might be provided, bearing the
signs: Tie Mules Here
The walters could be CARRIED
as errant cIergymen and the
entertainment could be pro-.
vided by q dashing ballet corps
of choir singers, who would
sing: The Little Red Mills or
4 Dreamt That / DweIt with
Marble (Ha.hail Halls
Trusting that this little idea
may be decently executed, ] am
Yours affectionately,
'tThere used to live in old
Tommy's Rock parish Of Rox-
bury, Mass, . broth Of boy
with a golden voice. writes
A. r. K. Whenever we'd 20
to parties somebody'd always
say Willie Power sings Then
.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-18
In EOsrybodys Confidence
THE GATE-POST
RV Harold Phillips !.

With ueen Mars train headed terminal old time
cites that only shows and indoor version OF
sGeny dog pony acas still live as reminders OF me
troupng gamble
second suut incnes to believe the old
intent quppng the queen tnah ne
-sentmentalizing the old days: axe -.
Suppose the lantern cold sooty what OF Aren't
there copenaons for the things that have gone
re has had better woman? greater profundlty
Of dsnerest in problem like prettsr defect on
Tudv Mencen in fremans DoOley Michael srOgoff
willie Stevens two-pants suits3 etc, ETC.?
together and be very very content
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-18

: u y
With Uncle Tanbark's opinion
that Marie's going win blur the
glamour of the one-night stands,
I am in accord. Editors should
have dispatched dramatic critics,
not reporters, on that junket.
Even at this distance a trained
observer, can detect q spottiness
In the continuity of her show.
The direction, particularly, is
bad. Everyone was. thrown Oft
at cosmopolite functions instead
OF way stations. Sam Hill, %
Z matter of fact, was, deposited
In his own back yard. Things
don't happen like that II real
life and IL show folks aren't
going to mirror life, there ought
to be q law or something. The
man with the LincolnS wore no
shawl, and why wasn't he as
sassinated instead of being Just
lightly dumped. Loie Fuller
affronted all traditions of the
dancin sorority by neglecting
to say sc any time that she was
graduated from an exclusive
convent at an early age and her
art was, well, simply her whole
life.
The only honest character in
The entire troupe is the en-
Rineer, who, up to now, has inn
personated o voice off stage.
Occasionally this department
veers too far to the left OF the
road and snears 3 couple pf
tenders belonging to Heard and
Seen, as instance the following:
sDear Harold:
ssReaIizing IS keenly as do
the fact that The Gate Post
marks the enhance to ell that
4. best IN the drama and enter
tainment. life Of our fair but
blawse city, It occurred to me
chat the Post might get behind
4 movement for . Bigger and
Better form Of night club.
We have, here and elsewhere,
night clubs dedicated to such
coneequential objects as Span
ish villages (which are 50 sell
dom anything more inspiring
than a shantytcwn by the road1,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-18

just about the same as the last
time ] saw him in the school,
yard on Hurlburt Street, Rox-
bury, Mass, Ward 81. Maybe
his waist line is a little stouter.
And maybe, if he reads this,
he'll get a thrill like I did,
sitting in Row B, Sunday night,
turning back a few chapters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
How the Natives of Indo-China
Use Short Poisonous Bamboo
for Arrows to Kill the
Animals of the
Jungle.

almost five. II Froid-vaux had died at
that time, medical history would have
written his case as one that, after sixteen
years and all those amputations, had cured
itself But history would have been
wrong. In 1925 the old pain and dis
celebration returned in the right arm
stump.
Back into the hospital he went and they
took most of his precious right stump.
This almost broke his brave heart, because
now b" can no longer read, write and feed
himself He is just a helpless trunk, ike
that bamboo he cut down.
During the great war thousands Of sol
dinrs were maHglcd, many Of them even
worse than Frodcvaux is now, but the
surgeons patched up what was left of
them all in one job, with perhaps a few
rctOUchings later on, which is not to be
compared with Albert's unending ordeal
of pain and loss, that has now begun all
over again. Fate having picked on this
patient man to suffer as possibly no man
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

on this burden, too. They have known
each other since childhood and she
says that she married him not for pity,
but for love--surely a great love such as
many rich man, with all his arms and
legs and fingers, has striven for in vain
This almost incredible piece of good
fortune, ending as it did just as the dis
ease, after five years, crcpt back upon
him, may have saved the victims reason.
He is not only sane, but smiling, pleasant
and accomplishing. Being deprived of
so many things, he manages to squeeze a
remarkable amount of satisfaction from
what little remains. For instance, when
his wife places cigarette between his
lips and lights it for him, it is easy to see
that he gets more pleasure out of that
insignificant act than any normal person
could.
Each time that Froidcvaux comes out
of the ether the nurse fixes him up with
"A cigarette, because, strangely enough, in
spite of the fearful doses of the anacs-
thetic he absorbs, the sickcning stuff
never causes him ether sickness, which to
many patients is the worst feature of an
operation
FrOidevaux relates that for many years
he used to lie on his bed of pain and
curse. He could not see how merciful
Deity could keep doing such cruel
things to him. One night, in the hospital
at Bcrne, when he was almost out of his
mind with torture luminous cross ap-
peared on the blank wall of his sick
room He stared, thinking it was dream,
but the vision persisted for some time.
"This strange incident" he says, "com-
pletely changed my views of life. | real.
lied that | must bear my cross, Just as
one far greater had born His without COM
planning.
"A calmer, gentler spirit invaded me,
and from that time ! adopted the motto
patience"
Medical science is not likely to find
the cure for symmetric gangrene in the
life of Froidevaux, nor long after, for the
reason that this obscure disease is so I'M
common. The great hospitals and medi-
cal research institutions are not willing to
waste their precious time and endowment
on anything from which many millions
would not be helped. No rich man is
likely to bequeath the necessary fortune
to pay for some scientists lifetime of dull
plodding in the laboratory and for the
of guinea pigs that must be
upon first before a cure is
brought to point that makes it safe to
try it on human subjects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Native Woman
Using a Non
Poisonous
Bamboo Pole to
Grind Rice.


phine, of which he often received thirty
injections day, he says.
The leg was not removed all at once,
but in four operaticns-two in TOnkin
and two more in Algiers. A cripple, he
was repatnated to his native Switzerland,
where he soon was feeling well as ever,
and picked up his early trade Of watch
maker in spite of that lost finger. Then
the dread thing crept back on him again
and he began to suspect that he was to be
cursed with it for life.
The course of the disease is erratic.
Every operation seems for a time to effect
a complete cure, and at all times the pa
tents mind and vital organs are in the
best of condition and blood tests reveal
nothing abnormal Yet the pain, the swell
ing and the blackcning may strike in
new place within few weeks or months.
Once it deceived even the doctors by lcav-
ing Froidcvaux alone for nearly five years.
The only constant thing about it is that
il attacks the cxtrcmtIcs. At Borne, in
Switzerland. three fingers Of his left hand
had TO be removed: then half Of the left
foot, followed soon by the other half
Next It jumped back 20 The left hand and
demanded the sacrifice Of his rcmauIn"
fingers
These recent attacks had been all On
the left side. but then. for no r. a~Or that
medical science can understand. the onrmv
transferred its attention 20 bis right hand.
and the thumb and three finger, went the
way Of the trigger finger where the ,rou-
bic all started. Not lon" after this the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
and Animals.

forty-cight were under ether or chIoro-
form and five with local anacsthrsia The
local anaesthctics were administered be-
caus" II had become necessary to almost
drown the patient in the others TO put him
under, and the doctors were afraid such
unhcard Of doses would kill him
It was in 1920 that the Isle Hospital
hogan to miss the almost constant vista
tions Of their legIcss and almost armlcss
patient. A year went by without any
more Of the dread symptoms Could It
be that the bamboo's vengeance was salts
fled at last? The doctors, basing their
opinion on such few histories as they pos
sess of the disease, told Albert that if
there was no sign for two years that he
might consider himself free at last
The two years passed; three, four and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

has ever suffered
before-because in
earlier times science
would not have
known how to pro-
long his agony-has
tried to make some
amends in other
ways.
Of decorations for
very he has
many, including the
French Military
medal, a Colonial
medal from Tonkin
and one from Casa
blanca, and he is a
Chcvalicr of the Lc-
giOn of Honor. But
the strangest and
kindcst turn of fate
came last NJ a re h,
when an old sweet
heart of his came
and insisted on mar
rying the poor and
helpless cripple. She
is poor herself, a
widow with four
children to support,
but she has taken
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

han Halt His
Former Height.
watching him an
xiously. One day
he began to feel
slight twinges, like
rheumatism, in his
right foot, but it
never occurred to
him to connect them
with the perfectly
h e ale d scar of
his missing finger.
At last the foot be-
gan to swell and the
pain brought him to
the doctor, who sent
him to the hospital
at Oran. There, for
fourteen months, no
less than sixteen
physicians pool e d
their ingenuity in
striving to save the
mans foot.
Finally came the
choice of amputa-
ton or death, and
they removed the
entire leg. 1t was
during this long
siege of pain that
the bamboo victim
began to develop
his immunity to NOR
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MeEcHRaHCRHe RaTOIHKH B0CCTa
lot HpOTHB H0BBIX 3aR0HOB, B EOTO
pBx oHH ycMaTpHBaIor HOEymeHHe
Ia cBo6oIy coBecTH.
llOaBHT0cB B033BaHHe 3a H0IIH
tbI0 8 HaT0IHqecRHX a%pXHeHHcRO-
HOB H 30 eHHcRoHoB, B EoTopoM
G;aToIHqecIHii HIHp TpO3Hr oTIyqe
HHeM OF DepHBH BEEN 3aE0H0IaTe-
HIM II q%HH0BHHRaM = IaT0IHRaM.
EoTopHe 6yIyT %HpHBo4HTb B HcIIOI
HeHHe aHTH-EaT0IHqecRui 3aHOH.
Rp0Me TOTO, B 3HaH Hp0TeCTa
bee MeRcHEaHcEHe apXHe1IHcE0IBI,
eHHcHOnM II cBaHeHHHHH OCTaBIG-
lot cBoH HepHBH II lie 6y1yF coBep
uIaTb B HHX HHRaIIIX %00I0cIyEe-
uni II 4pyrHx o0EaIoB 10 TEX mop
, 1926-07-27
bAHQNT b y6k1H 6yTlETE
PA

qHKAT0 - Ha VHEaro Tah-
TIC y6HT BIaJe jeu Eat9 ~IlHa33a,
cRHH H3 EpyTIltlx 6yr,Ierepob b III
faro. B MoMan y6HilcTEa Hla33a
t:oaI Ha EFaGbue cBoero RaG3,
taE Il HeNy noI'eya.I aBroM56Hlb
{ HecRoIbEHN1 MoIo1MMH ,II0JbMIL.
aloe H3 HHX GMTl.lH n3 aBT0M00H-
II II oTRpBTh1 %cTpeIb6y. CIr.ITf
c@et 1eI0 Hall&IaDnIHe cEpMTHtL.
lloIaTanT, qTo IIHa33a y6nT
0anIHTaMH H3 MeCTH 3a 0THa3 eTO
IIaTHTb oTRyHHoe.
, 1926-07-27

9TOMy, 6HIa IHHIeHa 3apa6oTEa II
8aIoIEa,Ia HopaIoqHyD cyMMy TO-
cTHHHUe, B RoTopoH oHa %H.Ia.
qTo6M BBIHTH H3 co34aBmeTo-
ca aarpyIHHTe.1bHoro HoIO%eHHa
OLA HHTaIacb H0E0HqHTB cqeTH c
TH3HBD, npHHaB %He6oIBmyD 4o3y
ana. Ee, %IoHeqHo, 6e3 oco6HX yen
mi HpHBeIH B qyBcTBo. HO BcIeI
ga 9THM %e 1ILToHc HocTHTIO HoBoe
ne (qacTBe. Ran.My TO Helo6po1e-
IaTeIbHo pacHoIoIeHHoMy Il Hek
1oETopy B8IyMalocb ycyMHHTbca B
HopMaIbH0cTH IeByHIRH II OH, ITO
OBI HpOBepHTb cBoH HpeIHoIOHeHHa
CHp0cHI ee - RT0 B IaHH0e BpeMa
aBIaeTca Ty6epHaTopoM mTaTa HII
HHHofe II M9poM r. YHEaro. IEoic
! ON Ia 9T0 oTBeTHIa, qT0 eff B
BBIcIHeH cTeHeHH 6e3pa3IHqHo ETo
, 1926-07-27
qpaH4y3bI HOTepneNH nOpa-
XeHNG.
HEPyCA,IHM.
TaT0B paHeH

HEPyCA,IHM. Bo.1BrHoii
0paHHyacEHil oTpaT B6IH3H iIIaMac
IA 6BII oEpy%eH 1py3aMH Il HoqTH
Becb HcTpe61eH, IIoTepH %y6HTBMH
Il paHeHuMH co aTopoHH 0paHHy3oB
BeIHRH. yHe1eBmHe OcTaTEH oTpa
ia 4oIIHH l6HlH ~BepHyTbca Ho4
HpHEpHTHe 1aMacEa.
, 1926-07-27
nOPAHEHNE AKPO6ATOB

YHRAI0. - Bo BpeMa upeIc-
IaBIeHHa B IIHpRe, Ha TIa3aX II,
900 To.TlIM 8pHTeIed, c %TpaHenHH
BBEcoToH B so fyToB yuaIH Ha 8e
MILO lBa aEpo6aTa = cynpyrH Kpo
MBeI.
Ohm HoIyqHIH yBeqBa. HoIoEe-
line TX B T0cTTHTaIe HpH3HaH0 0na
cHbIM.
llpeIcTaBIeHHe, HecMoTpa Ha
9ToT HeCqacTHHii cIyqaH, HpoIoI-
EaIoCB 10 RoH1a.
IIHpE %HepeeXaI B MnIbBoHH,
BHc.
, 1926-07-27
ME1H0H HyTEuuECTByET
NHK0THNTO

PIN. = 3IecB oTHIaeTca HpH
e3I aMepHRaHcEoro MHHHcTpa 9H-
HaHcoB MeI1oHa, EoTopHii HyTeme
CTByeT H|HH0rHHTO n H30eTaeT Bca-
Eoif H%y61HqHocTH. LAKE eTo 6IH8-
EHe poIHHe, npod;HBaIoHIHe B Pr
Ne, He 3HaOT 0 eT0 MecT0HaXoTIe
HHH.
, 1926-07-27
bGHbTNH HGpexO4NT Ia 3D.
eHHbIA XHo6.

BPyCCEIb. - HoIo;EeHHe B
Be,IBTHH TaR0BO, qT0 C neIbH Ilpe
1oTBpaIIeHHa HoIHoro 6aHEporcTRa
cTpanH, pemeHo iIepeiirH Ia BoeH-
Hmif X1e6. Ora Mepa, no ~HpeIHo,Io
&eHHl0 HpaBHTe1beTBa, 1acT Bo3Mo
EHocTb |c'9E0HoNHTb cTpaHe sou,
900 0paHB0B eEeIHeBHo.
, 1926-07-27
HAnA4KN HA anOHND

TIEHHH. = B cBaaH c Han
A3HaTCRHM EoHrpeccoM, EOTopBdl
cocroHTca B HaracaEH (aHoHHa)
| aBTycTa c yqacTHeM %HpeIcTaBH
TeIei Typ1HH, IIepcHH, HHgHH,
AbraHHcTaHa, UefIoHa, BHpMB,
PHIHTnHH, CHaMa n up. a3HaTc0
INK cTpaH, B EHTafcEoH paIHEalb-
Hoh HeqaTH HoaBHIHcb pe3EHe ma
na4EH HpoTHB HHHDHaTopa 9Toro 70
, 1926-07-27

HTpecca dHoHHH, EOTo2yp HHradHn
o6BHHaDT B yrHeTeHHH HHTaa II
eaaBIaDr, ITO B 6yIyTEef IIaH-
A3naTcEoii .lHre, cO3IaBaeMoH C ne
FLO HpoTHBoIelo1ena eBpoHeicEoii
Ir1c Ha1Ht, lie goIatHo 6HTb Ne
eta HMuepHaIHcrHGecRoi aE1HHH,
EoIopaa HecoMHeHHG HoHHTaeTca
ucilo.2B3oBaTb II2r-A3HaTcRyo in
Iy B cBoHx HHTcpecaX.
, 1926-07-27
H"OggEPKNBAET PA6OqyD
FA3ETy

yBa%aeMaa peIaEHHa! HocB-
.IaD B foHI pa6oqeH Ta3eTH "Pyc
cEHH BecTHHE : PaccBeT" cBoH OIL
H|oIHeBHHii %3apa6oToE 5 IoI.
Or 4ymH EeIaD ycHeXa pa0o-
qeh Ta3eTe Il HpH3BIBaD Beck qe-
cTHHX pa6oqHX nocIeIoBaTB MoeMy
npHMepy.
G coBepHIeHHBM HOqTeHHeM
4erpohE, MHq. n. Il
, 1926-07-27
NP0TECT 3AbACT0BM MEKCNAHCK0T0 4yX0BEHCT
bA ~~~

MEHCHHO CHTH. - 30 Beef
MeEcHRe C 31-TO ceTo HIOIa BBOIH
rca HoBOii Saxon 0 peIHTHH, HaHpa
BIeHHHiI rIaBHBM o6pa8OM HpoTHB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1yxoBeHcTBy BocnpemeHo npeHo
HoBaHHe B cB0HX mEOIaX peIHTH0
GHbIX yqeHHii 4eTaM mR0.IbHOT0 BOB