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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
RESIDENTS PROTEST
KENNEDY STREET BUS
Property Owners Ask Commission
to Change Route, Charging
Home Damage.

A protest against the operation of
the motor buses of the Washington
Rapid Transit Co. over Kennedy street
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets was filed with the Public IT'LL
tiles Commission yesterday by prop
erty owners along the thOroughfare
and in its immediate vicinity. The pro-
test was in the form of a brief and
bore 80 signatures.
The brief pointed out that the con-
tinuous operation of the BUSES along
Kennedy street has damaged the
homes thereon, and that the narrow
ness of the thoroughfare, which is in
reased by the parking of private au-
tomobiles, makes it unfit for motor bus
travel
1t also was explained that the
buses are and have always been
marked sixteenth and Longfellow'
streets and that the route originally
intended that the buses cross that
street A protest was made by prop
cry owners on that thoroughfore, it
was declared, with the result that the
route was changed to Kennedy street,
"a much buster thoroughfare."
The bus company originally Sc
Acted a terminus at Sixteenth and
Longfellow streets, no doubt for that
very reason" said the brief, land since
this designation has never been
changed, the buses should be routed
back TO their original destination, or
over some other thoroughfare which
is not as busy as that of Kennedy
street" 1t was suggested that the
terminal be made further out Six
teenth street, preferably at the Dis
trict Line.
Although the Capital Traction Com
pany operates a motor bus line over
the same street, the brief did not pro-
test this operation, which it said, is
public convenience. and the size of
the buses is not Objectionable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
GLEN TO BE HON0RED.
Reception to G. A. r. Commander
Will Be Friday.

Gen. John L. Glenn, commander of
,.he Department of the Potomac, q.
A. R., will be guest of honor at a re-
ception to be given by members of
Washington Camp, Heroes Of '76, Fri
day evening at the Congressional
Country Club.
1t was originally planned to hold
Johnny Glenn night" on Saturday. but
in view of the arrival OF Capt. Charles
A. Lindbergh on that date. the recep-
ton to Gen. Glenn was changed at his
request. Capt. Lindbergh is mem
her Of keystone Lodge, No. 243, of ST.
Louis, and is an eligible Sojourner, so
the Heroes of '76 are going TO make
plans Friday night for honoring
Brother Lindbergh. He was initiated
last year.
Efforts are being made to have Capt.
Iindbergh attend the convention of
the order in Cleveland. June 1921.
Capt. c. l.. Middleton, adiutant of
Washington Camp, is in charge of ar.
engagements for the reception to Gen
Glen. which begins at o'clock. A
number of men from Camp Meade
Heroes Camp will be in attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
{. N. DINGLEY PROMOTED
BY SOCIETY ASSOCIATES
Registrar of Founders and Patriots
of America Elected Deputy Gov
ernor to Fill Vacancy.

Edward Nelson Dingley, registrar of
the District of Columbia Society of
the Founders and Patriots of America,
was elected deputy governor of the
organization to fill the vacancy Gre
ated by the recent death of Gen. Ben
jamin Alvord, at the regular meeting
of the society held Thursday at the
Cosmos Club.
Maj. Harry A. Davis, historian of
the District society, was nominated
and elected to be registrar and Henry
w. Samson, States attorney of the or
ganization, was elected historian.
Samuel Herrick, governor of the So
ciety. who presided over the session.
announced that he had been informed
by the general court of the national
society which met in Chicago, May 10,
that the cup for the largest member
ship of any affiliated society had been
awarded for the year to District chap
ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
Baby Travels 4.785 Miles.

After visit of two years with his
grandparents in Coseley, England,
James, 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Mcleod, recently crossed the Atlantic
and greater part of the American
continent alone. During his voyage
of 5000 miles he was cared for by the
matron of the liner, and at Quebec
by officials of the steamship company
who placed him on a train for his
journey of 1875 miles to Rainy River
his new home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
Asks Auto Injury Damages.

Dorothy ID. Gravatte, a minor, by
her father, L. T. Gravatte, 302 Rit-
tenhouse street, has filed suit in the
District Supreme Court to recover $685..
600 damages from Frank r.. Keefer.
1907 Porter street. for alleged personal
injuries. An automobile, driven by
Keefer, struck the girl at Thirteenth
and Q streets May 81 and inflicted
serious injury. it is alleged. Attor-
neys Fuller & Chapman appear for
the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
Largest Pipe Organ.

The largest pipe organ IN the world
has just been finished for cathedral
in Liverpool. 1t cost more than $780,
000. A 35-horsepower motor does the
pumping. There are five keybOards,
222 drawknobs, 1856 stops and 1884
pipes. When the lower keys are
played a good imitation of rumbling
thunder is produced, 20 ss'sas'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

j hallgattak az Idvezito kiralyi fenseg
gel es hatalommal val6 bevonulasanak
tortenetet. Ugy ereztik az ahitat es
buzg6sag perceiben, hogy sziveinkbc is
oevonult az Idvessek Kiralya.
Templomunk is szepen fel volt di-
,zitve elG viragodkal, miket kegyes
,elkek ajandekoztak hala aldozatul Is
zen dics6segere.
Nagyszombaton este bunbanati is
,entisztelet lesz, elokesziiletUl az Ur as2
;alahoz val6 jarulashoz.
Nagypenteken delelott fel 1lkor {
este fel s-kor lesznek innepi istentisz
teletek.
Husvet vasarnap pedig delelott fe
l1-kor iinnepi istentisztelet es Urvacso
raosztas, delutan 3lxor halaadas.
Husvet masodnapjan delel6tt fel IL
kor iinnep bezaro istentisztelet. Szere
5ettel hivogatja Istennek nepet mind
,zekre az alkalmakra az cgyhaz veze
tGsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
New Castle, Pa.
/ NEW CASTLE, PAL MAGYAR
BAPTISTA EGYHAZ HIREI.
K0zli: Boda Sander, lelkesz.

Unnepi sorrend.-Husvet reggelen,
mint minden vasarnap, 9-lO ora k0-
z0tt ima6ra, 10-ll-ig istentisztelet. A
predikaci6 targya: "Az ires sir'. IL
t0l 12-ig vasarnapi iskola.
Delutan . orakor u beaver faElsi lc-
any egyhazban tHrtunk tiszteletet. AZ
iinncpi beszed targya: Az elet dada
la
Este, New Castleben tisztelct Z
6rakor kczd6dik. A bcszed targya:
''HusvGti szivek''. Ezcn alkalonmal
l1ercsztseg lesz. N6gy ifju lelek fogja
k6vetri Megvalt6jat a hullamsirba, be-
bizo tsitva ezaltal is AIT, hogy Ok talal-
koztak feltamadott Krisztussal Mind
negy szorgalmas tagja a vasarnapi
| iskolanak. A tisztelet vegen az Url
scent vacsora is Xxi lesz szolgaltatva a
hivek reszere.
| Minden lhonfitarsunkat szeretette
! foeadunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Farrell Hirek
FARRELL Ref. EGYHA2
HIREI.
kozli: vecscy A. Jen0, ref. lelkesz.

Binbanati istentiSztelet.-Egyh hazunk
kebeieben, nagyhet folyaman, meg
szombaton este fogunk tartani buRba-
matt istentiszteletet, pont fel s-6rakor.
Nagypenteken, vagyis Jezus Krisz-
tus megfeszittetesenek gyaszos emlek-
napjan iinncpi istentiszteletet tartunk
este feI 6rakor aakalm prelik&ci6.
val: "a mi bekessegiink a kssesxt-
ben. Mindenkit szeretettel hivunk a
kri.ztus kereszt.je ala imadkozni
Husveti istentisztelet.- reank k0-
vetkezd yasdrnap, apr. lien, vagyis J6
zus krisztus dics6segey feataiaadAsanak
cnsleknapjau ~ istentiszteiet pont 10
6rlkor fogja ycnni kezdetet, amely al
kahombds kifoly6lag az Uruak scent
aszt;bla is meg leend teritye az ehezok
IS szonjul,oz6k reszere. Minden buzg6
keresztyen keszitse el magat ugy, hogy
d fentnevezett napon az igazi binba-
nat boldog or0me k0lt0zhessen sziy6-
be i scent Ahlozas rsv6n. A feltamadas
eme nevezetes scent Hnnepen q leikesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

jcsen kesz ICY nagy remenyt fiiziink
ahhoz, hogy AIT maid julius no San
mar tcljcsen altal adhatjuk hivatasa-
max Ujabban kovetkcz6 testvereink
adtak penzbeli adomanyokat temple
munk koltsegeinek fedezesere: Papp
Karoly es ncje $50, Gunish Martin $40,
yeres b. Lajos $l5 es fa-garage Ella
dasi arab6l $2S folyt be.
Tagsagi dipkat fizettek k6vetkez6
testvereink: Koncz Mihaly es neje $40,
H6thy Denes es neje, Biro JOSEF es
neie $6-$6-t, Juhasz JOSEF es neje So
Is Kurpe Wilma 81.
Mintan lcanykaink es asszonyaink,
a lcNk6sz kerelmet magukeva tettek, a
kovetkez6k valtottak meg a viragva-
sarnapi iinnepJyiink Niragdiszletet
penzbel adomanyaikka: Csomor Al
bert es neje, Pal Istvan es esaladja,
Mathe .]dnos es csaladia, Szakacs Mi
haly es csaladja, Kinda Gy0rgy es csa'
ladja S2-S2t. 10th Sandor es neje
Sl.50, shamu Gyorgy, Baba Ida, Bordy
Margitka, Ivancza Julianna, Szathma.
ry ,I6zsef, Papp Karolyne, Baba Jusz
ii, ut. Neesey A. Jenonh, lager San
dorne, Kish Julianna, Szekely Julian
na SILT es Macy Mariska, Kiss Ka
| talin es Kiss Roza 50c--50c-t. Anita
| Irenke es Bro Maroitka S2-S24t, Ia
| kacs Imrene, Bir6 Mariska, Biro Erzse
bet $l-$l-t adomany Legyen ez
ert koszonet es hala mindnyajuknak nj
mes cselekedetiikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14

HUSvETI UNNEPEK.-A SGT. Ist-
VAN egyhaz templomaban kovetkezo
sorrendben lesznek megtartva az i'm
nepi szolgalatok:
NAGYPENTEK -- Reggel kilenckor
csonka-mise. melyet sirbatetel k0vet.
Este f6l nyolckor Staci6k.
NAGYSZOMBAT Reggel 730-
kor tiizszenteles, utana keresztk1,tszen-
telds, utana iinnepi nagy mise Este g.
kor feltamadas.
HUSvET vASARNAP.- Mise rcndes
id6hen.
PASzKA SzENTELES.- Nagyszom-
baton delutan 5-kor es husvet vasarnap
reggel s-kor paszka szenteles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Mercer, Pa.
CsALADI 0R0M.

Macy orom es boldogsag kolto-
.ott az elmult heten a Mine No.
5-on lako egyik magyar otthona-
ba.
Varga Jozsefne, sziletett Por-
kolab Julianna, aprilis Ten egy
egeszseges flu gyermeknek adott
eletet.
A derek magyar csaladban a
kis flu mar hetedik gyermek.
Ugy az edesanya, mint az W
sziil6tt pompasan erik magukat
Gratulalunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. lelk.


Unnepi sorrend.--Nagypenteken del
el5tt fel l1.kor istentisztelet. Szombat
este orakor eIokeszit6 k0nyorges. Hus-
yet els1 napjan unnepi istentisztelet
delcl0tt fel 11-kor, este fel S-kor hala-
ado konyorges. Husvet hetf6jen del
cl6tt fel 1l-kor Innepet bezar6 isten-
tiszteict. Mind a ket innepen az Ur asz
tala megterittetik. Keszul je6ek azert a
hivek, mem feledkezv6n meg adoma-
nyaikr0l sem.
Husveti bal.--Husvet hetf6jen, Mrs.
Szulligan SAT- Spring roadi HallJaban
nagy bal tartatik. Legyen oft mindcn,
XII, aki csak teheti. Ez alkalommal sor-
soljuk XII Lakatos karoly ur altal
adomanyozott lovat is.
Aprihs 1o-iki bevetel-Potornay Ja
! nos (szekre) $l5, Potornay Janos (td.1
50, Galambosy Gy0rgyne (tdD 81, ifj.
Lakatos Karolyne (egy cscrep virag).
Lakatos Erzsebet (egy cserep virag),
/ s-hdHtHo ouilohI WY t'Nt"P "St'
Kiss Margit (virag), Bork6 Piroska
| (virag), N6i Klub (virag), Eszenyi Ma
riska (virag), vass Martonne (tikct-
ert) s.. Katoch Jinos (tikctert) s.,
vass Martonne (td) 81, Almasi Gdbor
(sziil. napi kol) s25, Varga .Iancsnt
Hubbardrol (Isten dics.) 81, Gy6ri Mi
halyne (szekrc) $7.50 multi vasarnapi
perscly p6nz $24.65, h6tk0znapi per
sely p6nz 1872, Szakacs Daniel 6
h. td.) So, Kolozsvary J6zsef (alapra)
IS. Narga Janos hubbardi kollektalasa
81. Szabo Bella ST. Zambo Janos 81
Varga Janos 81, Turcsanyi Mihalynt
Zamb6 ,Janos (Tst. dies.) 81, Nohor'
Gy0rgv Nst. dics.) 81, Katk6 Ferenc 81
VarG, Gyula ST.
.Almassi Gabor ts L:ikatos karol.
koilektalisa Campbellcn: AlmasSi Ga
Dor -, Balogh Mihaly -. ifj. Laka
Sos karoly 81, Kiss Matyas 81, kovde,
Pal So, Haasz Janosne 81, Boda lstvan
50, idb. Lakatos Karolv -, Tomcsa
nyi Gezan6 ST., Rajner Laszlo 81, vi
tez lstvan 80. Geese Istvan IL, Macy
Laios 81. Rusin Mihalyne 81, Nargi
Claiborne 81. Ajvasz Marion 50, Hurs
Pal $3. Demien Janos 81, Asztalo:
Aron 81, Gy0rgv AIihaly s., Fazcka'
Tstvan IS, kovaes Mihaly -. FoIdvary
Sandor 81, Christ Straps soc, Dobay CT
"a So, More Sander So, kantor Danie
81. Bertrand Ferenc 81, ozv. Sziiagy
tGy0rgyne 81, ifj. Aimassi Jozsef 81
Kallay Benz soc. Hizsuyai Lajos IS
iIizsnvai Lajos Qampdra) $12, Bert
rand Ferenc (lst. dies 81, Szathnar,
karFv (tcmp.-;t.) So. Szathmarv ka
roly (td.) $3.50, CsGpke Baazs 81. Ia
kacs Istvanne 81, Fodor Lajos 81. A.
! Gsszes campbeIi bevetel ktcsz $sG.5ot t
A tcnti ldomany halas k6sz0
actct mond az cgyhaz neveben:
DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, lcik esi
Is AlmaSsi Gabor. gondnok
IIura Margit. Kov;ics Erzsi IS lfa
i;isz Erzsi kollcktalaSa viragobra: IIu
RI Paine soc 2Jc--25-et: Gavay Jozset
ne, Nagy Jajos, Fazekilsne. Balogh Isl
ganna. Geese Jamos, Denleny Janosne
Szekely Jozsef, Takacs Julia, Szekel,
DAM, Hura Istvan, P0csik Sandor
Kiss J6zsefne 75c, Aivasz Martonn,
50c, Balogh Mihalyne 50c, Almassi Ga
Dor soc, Lakatos Karolv 5oe, j. Sche
bel soc. Kantor Danine SOC. 25c-25c
TurocM Josef, Halasz .Janosna, Ko
vacs Mihalyne, Rajner Laszl6, Kovacs
Pal. Kovdcs Mariska 1Jc, Szics Irer
l0e. Boda Istvan 15e. Sziies Lajos zoe
AID. fig ref. cgyhaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-14
Egyhazi Hirek

te tartottak gyiilest, mely alkalom1nal
kimeritoen targyaltak az egyhaz tobb
iigyet. A prezsbyterek Macy szamban
voltak jelen $ az egyhaz ugyeit m6lto
sagtcljes komolysaggal targyaltak.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
Understanding Comes

It is refreshing country change that
has taken place in the concerning
sation attitude Interpretation the
Monroe
Many oudest in
ing for action republics
the SOUTH landing
Nicaragua.
first entirely point recognized
Nicaragua
understanding
than that ingo press.
being cleared up it's develops
that the
This statement will tendency existing
reports washington
working U.
Ncaraguan
public
arbitration would be
The granting writ of amparo
against
the will
terests, in which necessary
The
until
tentative o. is made
The U of al
plainly Coolidge
tempozing
his words diplomatic
oense
put
criticize the
policy, that
Monroe doctrine
unveaity Of sentiment Immediately became apparent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
THRIFT

d-Trlbune)
represented
10 pur
circumstances but
ton The insurance
must do battle with all the wit
for he virtually the only who
gressive campaign
within his field
enticeents of that of buy
He has his allies building and
loan associations but their daily importu
those myrids spend Once
during Thrift Week. he
ing the their entirely new but
often too torpid disposition selfstudy.
Thrift itself insurance more than savings accon
more than stocks bonds with angibe
700 many OF US likely perhaps reality
penuusness Real thrift tha thrift suggests an
ordered and balanced existence while
opsided of life which
means to end but the
upon the question and
cnes savings with careful hand results be attained
not todays results tomoow
men, III It's wider
hlng IN such that he
IN purse Thrift is sitting asking Yourself whore
you are gong and then chan are few Of
VINO cannot benefit from probably the
known way to obeae from of enthusiasm
and those hdeous in short the maximum
reward for here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
Interference Resented

may sympahe with Governor
Hunts actions which resulted
of the state university
the David
The wording the
repeated actions concerning the
have lately medded-"
evidently nothing
Jordan applied
and though
Arzonans is
entitled
The attempt the
the educational policy
by citizens with
o will
in
Legitimate without
meddesome
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
NEW 1927 TELEPHONE
DIRECTORIES BEIN G.
DISTRIBUTED TODAY

The new 1927 telephone directories
of the Mountain States Telephone
company are being distributed in
Douglas today The new directories,
which were expected several days
ago. arrived Tuesday and are being
distributed by local boys.
The new directories are differens
i'll color from the old and contain
many changes in telephone numbers
as we'll as the names of many new
subscribers Sixteen hundred direc-
tories were received. A. A. Sundn,
manager of the local exchange, states
that the company now has 1,422 SUD-
scribers here, number having been
added since the old directories were
printed
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
Comparison PIeases

With
Monday,
in wyoming,
five freezing
temperature
Douglas weather something
something that should be
Of other people living conditions
Douglas not only
capital OF the Sulphur Springs valley
population greater than that the present
It is also Sonora which is
certain be territory
to
farming opportunities
population the time would take to
housing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
With Other Editors
HoGGING THE HoNORs
Los Angeles Times)

of in local
ddainfuy
than thiryour
Gentle inquiry what
loudly
well
biological
to
wonder
be the object of congressional
Of congre investigation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
WESTINGHOUSE
LETTERIH J
.,INE @1
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Servico VVritar

WTASHINGTON-Some day you
" really must core over to
Washington to see the smile of
the Hon. Smith Wildman Brook
hart, senator-elect from Iowa.
The Hon. Smith Wildman
Brookhart's smile was on display
at the meeting of the Interstate
Commerce Committee before
which he defended himself from
the charges of the Hon. Daniel F.
Steck. - ~, +. ~y<
Brookhart was senator from
Iowa before Steck, will be senator
from Iowa after Steck, and would
be senator from Iowa instead OF
Steck right now had not Steck
been given the decision in a long,
drawn-out election contest. Steck,
q Democrat, owes his seat to the
fact that many thousands of Re-
publicans knitted the then in-
surgent Brookhart.
The feeling of brotherly love
between these gentlemen, appar.
emily resembling that of a couple
of strange bulldogs from the start,
was not at all sweetened when
Steck arose on the Senate floor
to accuse Brookhart of being a
paid lobbyist for Cyrus Woods as
Interstate Commerce Commission
er and for agricultural interests
alleged to be paying his expenses.
Steck withdrew the charge re-
garding Wood and Brookhart
made him look silly when Steck
sought to defend himself for rails
ing the other 1t was too bad.
The second hearing on the
charges was unofficially an
nounced as the final massacre of
Steck." And SO it was. Brookhart
pounded the table and bathed
Steck in his scorn and Steck's
comeback was feeble.
The BroOkhart smile was to be
seen as Steck presented his flimsy
case. In repose, the map Of the
Hon. Smith Wildman Brookhart
makes New Hampshire's Great
Stone Face seem to be laughing
out loud. But when Brookhart
looked at the unhappy Steck
across the committee table and
smiled, he appeared for all the
world like vengeful Cuban
watching his daughters murderer
Ole slowly il the garotte.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
RULES Is RULES

The traffic cop was head usher
at his best friends church wedding.
"1his is a oneway aisle" he said
to the brides great-aunt, who had
started out for drink of water,
"Back up!''
What do you mean running past
the signal?' he snapped at the bridge
groom's cousin.
Keep in line there" he growled
to the woman who had made the
match.
When the bride entered on her
fathers arm, he shouted: "Show your
license or I'll run you in'
Restored to consciousness in time
to see the guide ropes falling, he
whispered:
"Go!"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
Sixteen Years Ago

F. w. Nichols left yesterday
for Vancouver, B. c., where he
has been offered a promising
laundry proposition.
Miss Ruby Dukes has resigned
her position at the Gadsden curio
store and will be employed at the
Copper Queen store as stem
ographer.
Alderman S. G. Dowell has re-
burned from a trip to Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
Martin dickinson, mining
man from Cumpas, was in the
city yesterday on business,
Invitations have been sent out
by G. H. Kelly and James Logic
to all the newspaper men in the
county to meet in Douglas Feb
ruary for the purpose of
forming an organization to meet
occasionally to thresh out their
problems in friendly manner.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
PLAY THE PART

Although Mrs. Elsie Redfern was
an ardent worker in the cause of
women's suffrage she is entirely out
of sympathy with the masculine trend
of the modern girl. Indeed, she
advocates drastic methods to win
back the vogue of longer hair and
longer skirts. More people should
employ the Joe Brown method" she
states.
81 never see Browns wife in
knickers any more, commented the
next door neighbor, and my wife
says she never meets her in the
barber shop these days, either. 1
wonder what's happened?
"'She's reverted to the feminine
type" explained the girl across the
fence. Mr.. Brown is pretty bull
headed and he told her that if she
was going to be a man she was
going to change tires, earn the
money for the gas and take care
of the furnace in winter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
WINNING HER WAY

Will H. Hays said in an after
dinner speech:
1T takes pluck and luck to succeed
in the movies-luck and pluck, but
mostly pluck.
ga Nola Chucky girl won the
Nola Chucky $500 beauty prize and
set off with it to Hollywood. She
expected to eclipse Gloria Swanson,
Pola Negri and the rest
well, three or four years after
ward Nola Chucky man came across
her while he was touring California.
What do you think she was doing?
She was washing dishes in cafe
terra.
Oh, I'm all right she told the
man, and I'll break into the movies
one of these days, too. Hardship!
Rubbish! 1 never starved to death
yet, and 1 amt going to again"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
CULTURE

Walter Matthias was pleading for
less training in college and more
training at home for the modern
girl "Too many come back like
Vera. The father of the house called
to his wife frantically: Come
quickly, little Jane has licked all
the red paint off her wooden DOLL
" You are mistaken the wife
answered. She has merely been
kissing our daughter Vera, just back
from college,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26

will be served at p. m.
After supper at 1880, a musioa:
program will be given in the churcn
auditorium. Among the numbers win
be selections by the church orches-
ira, led by l.. V. Hammond; a corner
solo and other music by Joseph
Wright, Jr.; piano and vocal se1ec-
tions by members of the Young
Peoples society and choir.
These monthly programs are given
Tree of charge. All friends of the
church are cordially invited to at
tend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
More Truth Than Poetry
By James J. Montague
DIETING

Iseea piece
And I'll it,
fondly think I'll try it,
S full of goodly things
cuisine beat them
Eachon kings,
Blu
all of them display
s
they forbidden
the omette soufne
luscious berries
With maraschino Cherries
thick steak with mushroom sauce
think about
l
without
a
white bread MUNICH
told live eat,
But culinary
Today deem far sweet
Than ife's pleasures.
I
Their big,
At present feeling well
And
But / would rather live
Than be diet!
Impossible
berry Neither have the people who have eaten them.
On Iuse
might to
far behind if he had addressed the ground hog.
Copyright 1927, by the Bell Syndicate Inc.l -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
SUCH is FAITH

Here is story about the most
optimistic man. Totally bald, he went
into a drug store and asked for a
bottle of hair restorer. YES, sir''
said the clerk, here is something
that is guaranteed to make your
hair grow"
"All right" said the optimist, "as
long as it's guaranteed, I'll take
a bottle, and you might as well wrap
up comb and brush with it,"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-26
WORRY ARorr AIMEE

Los ANGELES, Jan. % = R9 = The
board of directors of Angelus Temple
today telegraphed Aimee Semple Nc
Pherson, now at Omaha on a nation
wide speaking tour, urging her to re-
turn to Los Angeles and expressing