davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-04-28

was a far different sort Of garment
from the up-to-date black nightgowns
made Of black ninon or georgette, as
light and dainty as any nightgowns
Of tlesh-Colored georgette and lace.
A charming black nightgown re-
Gently seen was of ninon with fine
vertical pleats down the front and
yoke and deep ruffie on the skirt
made of black chantilIy lace. For
some reason or other these black
nightwogns are enjoying much favor
at present, perhaps because Of the
very easily explained vogue for black
underthings. But, of course, the mod
Evening star., 1927-04-28

The exquisite, creamy lather of
Chex Soap is unlike anything you've
ever tried for cleanser and beauti-
fer and you'll love it.
Chex contains a lasting, purifying
deodorant which exerts a remarkable
effect on a muddy, oily complexion.
clearing it up in quick time. 1t
hushes the tiny pores, dissolves the
grimy, oily secretions and washes
them away. Soon adorable trans
parency beauties the skin and even
a plain face acquires charm.
Use Chex regularly for face, hands. bath
or shampoo. 1t disperses all perspiration
odor, underarm odor, scalp odor for 36
hours. Be-Alluring. every hour in "a.
Sixteen hundred physicians tested and In
dorsed, the priceless purity and mildress of
Chex before it was placed on sale.
Over 100000 cakes used the first year
proves Its popularity After using. youll
age. Chex is sold and recommended by all
peoples Drug Stores and all good drug and
toilet counters.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Butter Scotch Ice Cream.

Prepare an ordinary vanilla ice
cream and serve with the following
sauce: One and one-half cupfuls gran
ulated sugar, four tablespoonfuls
sugar sirup, three-fourth cupful boil
ing water for the white sugar, six
tablespoonfuls boiling water to be
added later, one and one-fourth table
spoonfuls butter, three-fourth tea.
spoonful vanilla. Combine the sugar,
sirup and the three-quarter cupful
Of boiling water and boil until a bit
dropped in cold water will be crisp.
Take from the fire and add the other
materials. This may be colored with
vegetable coloring if desired
Evening star., 1927-04-28
BEAUTY LHAlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES
By SHIRLEY RoDMAN WILLIAMS

abdomen will not be too large for the
rest of your figure.
S. 0. S.-Castile soap is suited to any
scalp for a shampoo, so you are al
ways sure to be right if you use 1t.
Send for the hair tonic formula for
premature grayness.
A daily scalp massage is always
helpful, as it improves the circulation,
and you can do this yourself, as there
is no skill needed in just moving the
scalp muscles to loosen them from
the skull bones; also work the muscles
about until you feel the blood tin
Cling. through them.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

IT is not a particularly fmportan
fact of history that Anne Boleyn,
one of Henry Wis seven wives.
wore a black gown edged with black
velvet. History does not tell us why
she wore that black nightwogn--
whether from motives of economy or
because of gloomy forebodings Of her
ultimate fate. One thing is certain.
and that is that the black satin
nightgown edged with black velvet
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Ugly Expressions.

Frowns and ugly expressions are
not necessarily due to bad temper or
q soured disposition. Frowns come
from near-sightedness as often as
anything else, or weak eyeglasses,
or the need Of reading glasses. But
the face doesn't look near~s1ghted,
it looks disagreeable. Why any one
should draw the skin into lines and
burrows in order to see better Is with
out explanation--but it always hap
pens. And the skin bears marks
for the rest of times unless some
thing is done about 1t.
Lines around the eyes and across
the forehead, or else straight up and
from weak eyesight. If you draw
your face into wrinkles here, have
your eyes or your glasses examined.
Bu:mline cutting around the mouth
and lips that droop at the corners
mean one of two things-age. or dis
content. If you have these lines, you
must decide for yourself which is the
cause. and start the cure.
Even though you are getting on in
wears, you need not have deep lines,
or middle-aged expressions. Watch
your face alefully in the glass, and
see what your expressions are. III they
pau, LIlC1I1 ICA OCNSSA CAA~S
which you can do, easily, if you try.
Deliberately smile, whether there is
anything to smile at or not. Mechani-
cally turn up the corners of your
mouth, even you feel as though you'd
lost your last friend. 1t will take years
from your face If you are old, and If
you are young, it will make you four
times as attractive.
This is not moralizing, 1t is COM
mon sense. If ugly expressions are
a habit with you, study them, change
them deliberately, practice more becom-
ing expressions. It's q whole sue
cessful beauty course.
Tessie.-Try lemon juice or rub
cut piece of cucumber on the few iso-
lated freckles to bleach them.
l.. f. S.-You are between 25 and 30
pounds overweight at 154 pounds with
a height of five feet two inches. Ii
you reduce even half of this surplus
weight you will find that your figure
will be very much improved, and your
Evening star., 1927-04-28
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
By ROBERT, e. DICKSON.
Wednesday Night,

Wednesday Night.
After we washed the dishes and put
the baby to bed this evening Joan
said: Nov, let's sit down and make
up our minds definitely about buying
the new bungalow And so l sat
down, and she said: "Have you a pen
cil?" And / didnt I, and / had to get
up again and look for one
Pretty soon 1 found a piece of one
behind the clock, and it needed sharp
ening, and l had to look for Enife,
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Bequeathing $4,000 to a lunatic
asylum, Marseille lawyer in his will
explained: Il have earned the money
from madmen who pass their lives
quibbling and fighting lawsuits. I con-
slider, therefore, that this legacy is a
restitution"
Evening star., 1927-04-28

called upon all of the members Of the
family. 1t is now necessary only to
leave a card, with the corners uu-
molested. and TO take your cup Of tea
and depart.
No-the hat is not removed. nor are
the gloves or coat necessarily removed
1t is preferable to leave both glove
on. and, as a rule. the coat is kept oil
unless it is a very heavy one and mos
uncomfortable. I'm which case il is In 4
aside in a room designated for thas
purpose.
In answer 70 your last question. tho
days at home are almost Over.
Through the summer in WashingtoH
the hostesses are not "at home.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

The latest China year book" gives
the number of foreigners resident in
China as 100000. Of whom more than
half are japanese.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Miss Arden answers questions i'm the HoR
When and Why Of Good Taste. Address 81
communications care of The Evening sta.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Asparagus Royal,

Can asparagus tips.
Butter, three tablespoons.
Flour. three tablespoons.
Milk, two cups
Grated American cheese. one fourth
cup.
salt, one-half teaspoon.
Toast. slices, four.
Pepper, one-fourth teaspoon.
SERVES -FOUR PORTIONS.
Melt butter. Add -four and mix
thoroughly Gradually blend in milk.
Cook slowly until mixture thickens
Then cook over hot water five minutes
to thoroughly cook flour, add cheese,
salt and pepper. stir we'll and pour
over slices of toast. Have the aspara.
gus hot and arrange on the toast.
Could be garnished with strip Of pi-
meuto or with chopped parsley.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe could be used in a building
up. diet.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Across.

/. A medley.
10. Go in.
II. Anguish.
u. Against tabbr.l.
13. New England State (abbr.).
IA. Proposition.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

NO WOMAN can be truly attrac-
4 ' tive unless her skin is healthy,
fresh. young-lookirg-free from dis
figuring blemishes.
In the past year over a million
women--hundreds OF them trained
nurses-have changed from ordinary
beauty creams to this snow-w white,
greaseless skin cream. AS dainty as
the most exquisite beauty cream,
vet possessing all the wonderful heal
ing properties of the most effective
skin remedy.
If your skin is rough, dry or oily,
marred by blemishes or large pores
try a small jar of Noxzema Skin
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Send only IOc for big 25c trial jar OF
NOVzema Skin Cream and Free booklet
on skin care. Address Noxzoma Chem
icai Co., Dept. $50. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Copyright. 1921

Is. Makes less difficult.
Is. Sea eagle.
IS. Make a loud noise.
10. Soft hydrouS compound. =
"a. Ancient Peruvian.
%. Awake
%. Prefix: into.
20. Hebrew month.
80. Printers measure.
81. Praise highly.
33. French river.
35. Unsupported theory.
Down.
/. One of 20 equal parts.
.. A handle.
3. Lieutenant (abbr.).
4. Nothing but.
5. Get UP.
6. Higher.
7. A continent (abbr.).
s. Artemis.
9. Comes between.
II. Proposed international language.
20. Vex.
q. Lower Canada (abbr.).
%. Division Of a poem,
%. Ram.
26. Musical instrument.
27. Prefix: Half.
80. Toward the top.
"a. Manuscript (abbr.).
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Cream. Use it as a powder base or
night crcam-and on the hands after
washing.
You'll be delighted at how quickly
it clears up complexion faults, rehnes
your skin, brings back the soft,
smooth texture of girlhood.
One sale at all good drug and de-
partment stores.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
SERVES -FOUR PORTIONS.

Recipe could be used in a building
UP. diet.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

ICopyriE ht. 19@ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
ARABIAN PACT MADE
SUBJECT OF PROTEST
Persia Carries Fight to League
Against British-Hedjaz
Treaty.

Ey<fhe Associated Prsss.
GENEVA. December 2s.-Persia has
protested 10 the League Of Nations
against the treaty between Great Brit.
ain and the King OF the Hedjah cor.
eerning Bahrein Islands. which lie on
the Arabian side OF the Persian Gulf.
and has invoked Article X OF the
League covenant. This In the article
whereby members of the League un'
dertake 10 respect and preserve a.
against external aggression the terri.
torisi integrity and existing political
indepe nde nee Of all countries aiIiiia ted
with the League, and whereby. also,
the Council IL authorized TO examine
means for the fuifilment Of this obIi.
gallon.
The Teheran government asserts
tbat the treaty In question declares
that the iedjaz undertakes 10 main
tain friendly and peaceful relations
with the territories OF Itahrein and
kowejt and with the SbHiks Of Guitar
D. nd the Oman coast. VINO. IL is added
are In special treaty relations with
Great Britain.
Persia msistsins. therefore. that
the recent treaty, 10 far az u touches
Babrs!D, constitutes an infringement
of the Territorial integrity OF Persia.
and ~ Incompatible with the good re-
&u0ps which have always existed be-
Tween the Two friendly nsighbOr
straits, and says that II has asked
! Britain 10 lake steps without delay 10
Huiiify the effects of ihs treaty. Persia
d0es not request specific action,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
S2,0(0,193,9)OLENT
ABROAD BY i. S.
:. -
Years total OF Foreign Fl.
nancing Sets New Record,
WinkIer Says.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 2s-Amer.
lean capital In 1897 leaned abroad n
total Of $1,000. .ls3. 500. establishing "A
record for one year. Max Winkler.
vice president OF Bertron. NGriscom &
Co. said today.
This figure, he said showed an in.
crease of about Is per cent over 1926,
and brought our total investments
abroad TO sl4,s00. 900 900. The invest.
men,s this year were more than 4so
per cent over 1913.
Mr.. Winkler said his compilation
was based on foreign securities. both
bonds md shares. purchased by Amer.
lean interests. and offered for public
subscription in this country: foreign
securities acquired by Americans and
placed privately: the acquisition of for
eign properties not involving the sale
OF securities. and extension of credlte
running for not less than one year.
Europe headed the list with $5ss.
3l0. 800. and Canada. with $I75 .453. 200
was second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
BODY Of SEMPLE
FOUND IN CANAL
Young Scientist Gave Life in
Rescue OF Boy Skater
From Icy Water.

The body of Harold :, Semp,e,
youthful scientist. who sacrificed his
life yesterday in reseulng yonnS
>,emps rion Who had fallen through
thin ice while skating. was recovered
from the icy waters ot The Chesa peaSe
4 Ohio Canal near Grea, t>s,ls early
this afternoon,
Montgomery County sutAcrit es and
friends ~ he drowned maa bad been
grapn,ing for his body s,st night and
this morning, The eciy wSS taken
% an undertaking establishment In
Rockville,
The tragedy brought TO a dramatic
end gay skating party, participated
in h, several employees of the Bureau
OF Standards and their friends.
bradley Dickinson, is'Sear~oM son
OF nr. H. {. piekiaSon, OF ssss
Th,rtieth street. narrowly escaped n
tate similar to tha, NJ his resenes,
Tie was pulled 10 safety ealN amer
Scmple had broken thoush the Ice
in a heroic attempt 10 grab the boy.
Senple's badly was found hS DIR,
Dickinson and two residents of tNpley.
Md, 4, II, Myers ant jeSenh R0rilns'
tCeatinue,i en- Rage :, Column u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
LETTERS TO NORWAY
RIFLED IN TRANSIT
Money and Valuables Stolen From
Holiday Mail Sent to Oslo
BY Chicagoans.

Nv Radio TO The star and CHICAGO Daily
News Copyright, .s.T
OSLO. December ss,~~More than
1000 letters. sent from Chicago To
Oslo. have been opened while In trans
II and ~.oney or other vaiuables re.
moved. The thefts were disclosed
when post hag arrived al Oslo
Christ mas day.
The bag was vent from Chicago via
New York and Cherhourg. on South
ampton. Taking into considerai Ion
the long time needed for, opening i.aoo
letters authorities here maintain the
bag was opened either at Chicago az
New York or aboard the timer which
brought II across the Atlantic
For several years letters from
America containing money have been
stolen, but not until the present have
such definite clues 10 the stealing
been established, Especially during
the Christmas season 10 Norwesia ns
In America put money Into ordinary
letters. and the thieves. therefore. got
a rich haul,
The post bag had been opened ~
the bottom. The envelopes were silt
open. the valnahles removed. ANA the
bag then sewn W with the finou
| letters inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
SH|PSFA|L TOF|NO
TRACES OF PLANE
DirigibIe Ends Its Part in
GraySon Hunt After Covering
24,OOO Square Miles.

By the Associated Press.
AHDARD L. s. DESTROYER STUR.
TENANT. of Sable Island. \. =. De-
cember 2S.-Eaval and Coast Guard
vessels engaged in an intensive search
had found no trace of the missing
plane Dawn up to o'clock this morn.
ing.
The naval destroyers Sturtevant and
Mahan began at daybreak a careful
combing of the waters in the southwest
quadrant of a circle of 75.mile radius
with Sable Island Light as a center,
while three Coast Guard destroyers
were covering the southwest quadrant.
The Sturtevant received word this
morning from the radio station on
Sable Island of the report that mes
sage which it was thought might
have come from the Grayson plane
had been heard at Hearts Content.
Newfoundland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
Turks Fear Pact
Looming Between
Greece and Italy

By Cable TO The Star and Chicago Dali
News. Copyright. 1877.
PERA. Turkey. December 28.-
Considerable perturbat ton is felt
here over the visit Of NJ. Michalopo.
poulos. Greek foreign minister. to
Rome, where he has been discuss.
ing Mediterra mean problems with
Dictator Mussolini.
The Turks think the projected
pourparlers between Foreign Min.
lister Bria nd Of France and Musso.
lini are not likely to change the
Balkan situation. and Year the out
come OF the present Italo-Greek con-
atoms will be a pact directed
against Turkey. Such an Italo-
Greek understa nding would be
powerful new step in Italy's peace.
full penetration of the Balkans. 1t
has been projected for long time
as an effort to put Greece. like Al
bania and Hungary. in Italy's camp
against Jugoslavia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
SOVIET lNDEMNlFlCATl0N
DEMANDED BY FRANCE


nv Cahie Ia fhs Stxs sed Chsyasa hSits
News C,peF,sat tAss
PARIS, necen,eer sS.~wtollawsMx
the ANNOUNCEMENT af tnpertaat midas
trial concessions by the Russian SoNsst
government ta AMertean arms in the
nonstx e,al haStn. the krsach gov
rrnment formally has tntas0ed the
Soviet government that Il maintataS
tut rishts af restltuttan "a tndeNnihS
cation regarding noaetx properties,
which hetore the Russian revolution
Aelansed IN French ettixeNs,
The French viewpoint Il that the
Saviets either must restore the mines
and factories ~ the French awaers
~ nay tun decentralization tes cuaNa,
cation heIuse cuneedias them ta aAN
one else, II Is understood that thts
question vii, he raises. hN kTaaee In
the fartAeaa,iug resumption az debt
negutia,iuns With the soviet delegates
The mtatstsS af tusslxn Amairs EN-,
phasises that the ftenvh prats&t h
not directed speest,eany against the
new American raaGssssaRs. bat mere
" IN detense al kAsAsA pssAssetS
gi.Ats In general =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
American Air Heroes Gust Wax Figures
OF French Notables in Window Displays

has been rslsgated lo the sports dc
portant position IN tbs evening clothes
with imitation scotch tWeeda, Although
President Dounerg,is still holds an I'M
portant position In tbs evening clothes
display, a new figure which reminds
one 0f coadr. Richard H. Byrd. 10
given titst honor In ths department.,
A wax figure which an opttmlst
might say was intended ~ represent
Ruth Elder has driven Suzanne from
evening eiotbes 10 splnnK n0stnmAs
and occasionally forces her Into .
hones agsks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
philanthropic Foundations Have Billion
Invested Largely in Stocks and Bonds

Raekefeller foundation, haldlaas ~
which are estimated AZ Slaa ,uea 900,
The Carnegie Corporation places mast
NJ it's Investments tn bands, holdings
of which total approximately tlsa,
600 900
These, together With Investments
by either tarse institutions, ineludsna
The Duke endowment 1T Duke univer'
sits the k,esga Foundation, the
$40, ,0Do. 900 ilsrshsy Fund and a seale
ot lesser foundations, are responsible
in great tegree. the article asserts, tes
prevailing htsh hana prices
AZ institutions not rlsating husis
ness, Il Il painted out, these seua,ia'
,inns hus haaas ta held, and act ~
eenaAsVEtise tastess ia The maskst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

Nv the Associated fress,
NEW YORK, December N,~~Ame''
lean phlia nthraple foundations have
at least a billion dollars of assfakate
funds, invested for the meat part IN
atoeks and bonds, the Magazine VI
Wall street SAYS to-day,
Complete investment holdings ~
three of The rieheat fouUStat tons IN
Amsriea are presented In the article,
These are the Ruekefeller fuunda tlnh
the Carnegie Corporation at New
York, and The ueneral Eduoatlon
Heard whose inannlai aspects hithaf'
10 have heeH a sinsea hnok 10 IN
Yestufs,
htpeka are The maiastay VI the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
ICE CRUSHES SHIPS.

BkATisLAvA. czsehosiovakia. DE.
csmber ~ R.-~EDormous damage
has been caused by ice which crushed
lighters and other vessels an the riv.
er here,
A group 0f TOO freight cars mas
been made ready 10 clear from ware
houses along the river banks an 80 ~
as aifDianss now on patrol signal that
there In danger from the Hdya ncing
waters ~ The Oder River,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
ALCOHOL FATAL TO "a.
No Deaths Due to Poison Liquor.
Says New York Official.

NEW YORK. December IS P.-
Twenty.four persons died in New
York of alcoholism since last Friday,
an official report by DIR. Charles Nor.
rls. chief medical examiner. showed
today.
During this same period Sc cases
OF alcoholism were treated at Bellevue
Hospital. Is of the patients being
women.
DIR. Norris said none OF the deaths
was due to poison liquor, and that the
liquor. while pretty bad smelling.
appeared TO be harmless unless used
to excess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
MOTHER VOTED MEDAL.

DETROIT. December 70 ~.-Ths
t.e,,oi, Eosfd Of Education has voted
% confer a gold medal Of honor upon
Nys EysBgelins l.. LndbeFgb. mother
of the famous air hero, I'm rec"s
nsaton Of the great value '9 ihis
asa,.aa and the public schooi fysifn
- ,hs auslitles of motherhood she
has exhibited,
.s... loysIty. ysbr,e heroism. courage.
.'ss.aeney md tie pursuit of the bei
~ an0 highsf things In iife" were
,s,sA6 by Inc boaFd in adopting fsso
i,,fiou 10 confer the media
Mrs, IA6dbergb ~ q teacher IN the
case Technical High school ip
Detroit.
..ss..naznEA n hGns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
MANILA HOME ROBBED.


MANILA. December ~ R, The
Ma Mia home 0f Isauro uabaidon, resi-
dent commissioner of the Philippines
In washington. WAS rabhed vt jewelrs
ana cash totaiinE tas.o0e. secret poli,s
disclosed today,
The robbery appa rentiy occurred
Just before Christmas. chmntssion'
~ Uaha id0n nnw N on hts way 10
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

~ the Assoe1s sted Pfssa
CANNES, France. December a.
American heroes Ut the air .,ass
ousted the WAX figures of President
Doumsfgus. Georges Carpenter ana
suzanna fsngjen from the front ranks
of the window displays along The
Riviera,
EsFpeaiiefs place ~ honor among
tiIs dummy figures IN nov tsken by a
model which hears q striking rsssm
l,ianee to 'Gai fbaris4 4, Lindbergh.
the former ffsaeh bakiay champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
NAY BE NEAR HARBoR GRACE.

NEW YORK. December 80 @.--
Hopes for the safety OF Mrs. Frances
Wilson Grayson and her three COM
panions I'm the Dawn centered today
in the possibility that the plane might
be down In some isolated spot not
far from Harbor Grace. Newfound'
land
This possibility rested upon a radio
message which a telegraph operator
at Hearts Content. 25 miles from Har-
bor Grace. says he intercepted Mon
day afternoon and upon claims Of
various persons In Eewfoundla nd and
Nova Scotia that they heard the mo.
tor OF plane at different times be-
tween Saturday morning and iate
Sunday night.
When the Dawn left Roosevelt
Field Friday afternoon, with Mrs.
Grayson, Oskar Omdai. pilot: Brice
Coidsborough. navigator and radio op-
orator. and Fred koehler. >. engine ex.
pert, on board. IL was planned TO ny
direct TO Harbor Grace, arriving at
about O'Clock Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
S103,S58,687 TAX
REFUND REPORTED
Mellon Lists Many NotabIes
Among 240,000 Getting
Payments Back.

By the Associated Press.
The names OF many OF the Nations
notables were presented to Congress
today by Secretary Mellon as having
been among those sharing in the $103.-
s5S,6S7 in taxes which the Govern
ment collected Illegally during the fis-
cal years from 1925 to 1928. and prior
periods.
Awards ran from a few cents to
hundreds of thousands Of dollars. and
the bulky list showed Sir Harry Lau-
der. Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler. the
late DIR. Percy Stickney Grant, the
modernist preacher. and many other
widely known persons as having had
their troubles with the taxing authori-
ties along with members of the Rocke-
feller family. the Belmonts. the Van
derbilts and the general run of busi-
ness corporations.
Got II Cents Back.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Rose OF Marquette.
Mich, got II cents, and near her name
was that of J. II. Hillnan & Sons Co..
II Pittsburgh. with a figure of $685.. SOS.
The awards 10 the Rockefellers. the
Belmonts and the Vanderbilt's were
comparatively small ones. But cor
porations generally were shown 10
have dominated in the list OF those re-
.eiving awards of any great size.
Outstanding among political leaders
sharing in the returns was Frank O.
Lowden of Illinois. who got $ls.e0l.
Representing base ball. Kenesaw
Mountain I.andis. the cxGr Of the
game. received Ss.Si. Near these
names were those OF the Duke Of MARI.
borough. registered In care OF Harold
=. Vanderbilt. and with credit OF
$fs.Sss. Chief Justice Taft received
only $S.es. but Guiio Settle Of the
Metropolitan Opera did little better
with <I7.2S.
Dwight Davis beat Mr. Taft by gain
Ing a return OF Ss.93.
Harry Lauder, the Scot. received
ssl3. while the estate OF Andrew Car
negie. another Scot. got $se.S5i. the
.