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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

victim had mono too good a reputa-
seIf-deferse involved a vigorous
and influential movement was
launched in New York City TO save
Muir from the gallows, but ~ was or
no avail.
Americans who are careless with
guns are unpopular In Canada, where
general run tcting IL unknown For
this reason as much as for any other.
khe grim circumstance arises that
Doris McDonald's best chance 10 e.
cape the scaffold Is found in the fact
that deadly disease menaces the life
which the state i'm pity may decide
"a snare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
uor.DFrP CASE IN BAD MTxUP

Netting Of Justice N c~onnectlon
uith 4 hcldup in Buenos Aires, Ar
rentine. is taking q course that Is
Relieved to be unprecedented IN the
warId. Senior Porfirio Callado. charg-
IA with completely in the holdup Of
nav checks of q suger refinery, start
- new suit in civil court seeking
~ have DR.. Arganaras. the judge try
49, his case in criminal court, de-
.Isxed 70 be Of unsound mind and
80 responsible for his actions The
-;r;I nudge threw out the cas- on the
rrnnnd that the necessary medical
n~.;firate and other proofs we're
s.et;rg. Then DR.. Arganaras discov-
go that he Is not on speaking terms
~ssE the defendant and excused
himself from further proceedings
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
MUCH THUNDER IN WINTER

IhnnderEt0rms occur every awe
days in winter in the British Isles.
according 20 u census made between
October, 1926. and March. 1927. for
use this winter. In that time there
were storms somewhere III the y
try ~ ~ y of the Isl days record
ed. January. with g storms. had
the highest number In Great Britain
and Ireland. while November. with
is, topped the list for England. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
COOKERY COURSES FOR MEN

The declaration Of Sir Robert
Horne, speaking at the Glasgow Col
lege OF Domestic Science recently
that a cookery class for poor and isc-
lated single men should be estab-
lished, has found many champions
among leading educators Of Europe.
]. p. Thomas, Of the Bsttersea Mems
Institute CT London. strongly favors
the teaching of cooking to men, and
his institution has established q
mems class in the art. Among the
pupils are both married and single
men. and the instructor Is Q young
voman The entire duties Of the
kitchen are being taught, but stress
is placed on the preparation Of home
IN dishes. At each lesson the pupils
luncheons or suppers for the next
day are prepared. The tuition Is
about 25 cents q term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

sleeper" ne wrote. "and would like
one with her hair hohbed and shin
gled, and her neck neatly shaved, the
sort or ID woman who would always
appreciate a close shave. 4 would
like = wife with good eyesight. be-
cause IL she Inns n taste for dainties
she'll always have 60 keep ON the
lockout for them; but I would not
desire that the lady have too long "a
nose. She might Be- inclined TO In
conveniently poke ~ into my neigh
bors affairs, ard. worse still. into
mine" The board members did not
know OF any such woman that was
not in demand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
MAN. 10. WANTS BOBBED WIFE

Spccifications for . wife were Civ
en- clearly In a letter from a man.
who said he ~ "over TO-" TO the
board Of health of Belfast, Ireland,
recently, asking IL TO send him a
life partner nt once. He suggested
that O committee choose the mate.
II do not want a very tall woman,
because I have a horror or q long
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
sHETKs sPURN PLANES, AUTOS

Airpianes and automobiles failed
TO impress a party Of real sheiks
when they recently visited a small
town in the Soudan, but q staircase
aroused their v~eneration. They we're
familiar with trees growing in
groups, but they could explain the
shade-givers being in rows only
through the trees being able to walk.
Water faucets amazed them, for 10
turn a screw and see water rushing
out Of a wall seemed magic to them.
They bought a number of the rods
Of Moses" from a junk dealer TO hang
on their walls mt home 20 squirt water
for them. When their error was ex-
planned the dealer took back the fau-
Gets, but later each sheik steaithily
repurchased them so that he would
not be cheated out Of the white mans
magic"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

stcrrniest districts were the central
portions cf the west coasts uf Scot
land and Ireland. There were mo
thunderst0rms whatever I'm many
parts of the East Mfdlnnda ANA
northern countries or England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
BY FREDERICK EDWARDS


MONTREAL, March I6.-Doris Nc
Donald, American flapper wife con-
demned 70 hang for her part in the
murder Of. Adelard B~cuchard, q
French Canadian chauffeur, may yet
escape the gallows. Put, should she
succeed in cheating .he hangman. it
will not be because OF human COM
passion, but because the dread men
ace Of an incurable disease is already
heavy upon her.
She and her husband, George, are
sentenced TO mount the gallows Fri
day, March %.
In that peculiar penal institution,
the Montreal women's jail, Doris Nc
Donald occupies a cell while kindly
white robed nuns attend her. Her
pallor is different from the habitual
blocdlessness Of ordinary prison ha-
bitues. It has a waxlike quality, and
upon each cheek a tiny spot Of vivid
carmine records the deathly finger
print OF tuberculosis. AS she counts
the rosary which hangs around her
white throat she coughs from time
to time.
Opinion or Physicians
Physicians say that whether or not
Doris Mcdonald stands on the scat
fold beside her bandit husband. the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16
.-vp Ayo. FIRST NIGHT BUSY

To all the troubles o. the usnai
Hs;rSt night Of q play, many more
we're added for Mrs. Robert Lorraine,
Maae debut as "Roxanne" at the
ssning Of the revival o. ~Cyrano"
london. At the end Of the first
are curtain refused for awhile
ccrse down. and she had to hold
70 = position until il did. Later in
W. evening. when she was ackncNl-
sdring applause, the descending cur
- fell on her arm and gave her a
49, and \ slight injury. Still later
.her ne and her husband were on
70 stage alone, and he was dying"
stave tree fell on him. He arose,
sushed the tree back, and then re-
,srsed his adying." The audience
~oL The mishaps kindly. and de-
Jared Mrs.. Lorraine . sos actress
"a ; gas& kzssh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

Brownsville may we'll be
proud of Mr.. Manautou's
new institution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

VIZ congratulate Mr.. Manau-
tou and wish him every sue
cess in his expansion plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-16

Physicians say that whether or NJ
Doris Mcdonald stands on the sea
fold beside her bandit husband, I'll
Evening star., 1928-06-13

aTUDENT. advanced. or young teacher mem
tally alert. for three months sales position
affordink Invaluable experience and good
earninga write fun details. Address Box
&C Star once
Evening star., 1928-06-13

meF, and one evening about dusk dur
ing the illness Of the child, the noise of
a handSaw was heard upon the Forth.
Nothing could be seen, however. until
finally some one sent for old Frank
Matin. the weaver.
Frank was soon on the spot and with
out moments hesitation solved the
enigma. . 'Tis the fairies" said he. ct
see them and busy crathurs they are. -
But what are they saving, Frank"
Ihey are maxim chiid's coffin" he
replied. They have the body already
made and they're noW nailin' the lid to-
gether" The sound of pounding nails
II Is said, could be plainly heard,
That night the child died. and the
story goes that on the second evening
afterward the carpenter who was called
upon 10 make The coffin brought table
ont from Thomas house TO the Forth,
as temporary bench It is said that
the saving and hanmering necessary
for the completion Of his task we're pre-
ciseiy the same which had been heard
the evening but one before ~ neither
more nor less. I remember the death
Of the child myself and the making Of
It's coffin. but / think the story Of the
supernatural carpenter was not heard
In the village for some months after the
cl1iId's burial.
Frank had every appearance OF q
hypochondTiac about him At the time
] saw him he might be about "a years
Of age. But ] think, from the debility
Of hts frame and the infirrnity Of his
health, he must have been dead nov
several years. He was an object OF con-
siderable interest and curiosity, and
often have been present when he waa
pointed out 10 strangers a. the man
who could see the good people" The
good people were, Of course, the fairies
the old man seemed 10 see.
Evening star., 1928-06-13

not make the
coonskn
be dead than not
VerVla
Evening star., 1928-06-13


or dinner. He is aware that he will be
expected to exhibit his skill If the in
vitation is by phone very frequently the
host viii add. as an afterthought, And
oh. by the way, won't you bring your
violin aiong?" There are many who
seek the reflected glory of their more
famous friends.
A well-known novelist once said TO
the writer: Il have become tired OF
being asked 20 dash something off for.
guests. The accountant is not requested
70 add up a row Of figures or the sales
man to give a selling talk, but, for some
curious reason, we are expected to do
our tricks. / have spent many years
developing what small ability ! possess
and yet there are those who believe that
I should dash something of for them
at a moments notice. That is why I
have become a hermit IL recent years"
We know another writer who. when
asked by his host to tell the guests
something about his books, up and left
the party fat.
Of course the foregoing does not in
einuate that all hosts and lostesses
practice this method Of entertaining
Evening star., 1928-06-13
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

their friends. Unfortunately, too many
do. however.
Few professional people are averse to
entertaining intimateS, that is. those
folks who really expect nothing from
them, and invite them for themselves
alone and not for their talents.
John Mccormack is an artist, not
only as musician, but as one who is
able to decline to sing at impromptu
affairs. He is accustomed to hearing a
charming hostess beg "Oh, please, Mr..
Mccormack. won't you sing song or
two for us?"
A few years ago two men won fame
and affluence. One, war manufac-
turer, acquired millions almost, over
night. The other awoke one morning
to find his name in glowing incandes-
cents on Broadway. After an evening
performance a messenger handed him
an invitation to n party given by Mr.
Newlyrich. 1t is true that he was fiat
tered II Is also true that he scented
catch" in the invitation, for he had
never met the host. At any rate. he
decided to accept, and a few evenings
later appeared at the palatial residence
of the host.
AT least a hundred guests were pres
ent One corner of the room was banked
with palms and ferns. behind which an
orchestra played. AS the night pro-
greSsed, he began to congratulate him.
self that he was bona fide guest and
not regarded as an entertained. He
mixed with men OF business and cap
tains of industry Everything was ap-
parently rosy. He was trifie previous.
though. for his host called him aside
and requested that he render several
song hits from his show Being in an
amiable frame of mind by this time, the
comedian agreed TO comply with the
rich mans wishes.
Strangely enough (?) the orchestra
had been provided with the scores and
the actor did his stuff. His efforts we're
applauded, Of course, by those present.
fl1a ,Nrot,I l.acE
Evening star., 1928-06-13

worth your while, so I wish you would
accept this as a token of my apprecia-
tion''
The actor flushed with astonishment.
Then he tore the check into fragments.
Il was delighted to come to your
home as your guest" he exclaimed,
and to add my little bit to the gayety
OF the occasion. / regard your check
as fee and an insult. The next time
you want to hire performers you might
DO well by calling up booking Office. -
Demanding his hat and coat, he left
the. premises.
Evening star., 1928-06-13
HELP.--FEMALE.

BAKER, white woman. fiFRt~eIaks ON bread.
pirS and cakes, no Sunday work; gOod sal
airy Apply l4l0 Parkwood nl nv, l3'
CASHIER --Oue with credit store experience
Permanent pnaltion 90 right party Apply
~ once, Moaklns, T29 fth st, NV.
IIAIs counter and sandwiches Washing ton
H9tel Coffee shoppe
HELPER Ia tailor shop, to do plain sewing,
nret eo0ted siri wanted at once, 1926
lfth st. NV,
LADY, soung. for general once work 1901
y So. NV, oppnsite Auditorium
MARCEL WAIVER, must cut hair and flnEer
wave, Spindler'S silver Spring. Md Phone
silver Spring haa | ias
MAHCELtERs and all+aFound operators
flQfesteie heauty shonpe Lincoln 9sh0
MARKERS AND ARsoRfERs. experienced
Apply American Laundry, 1919 Patterson
IL. ne,
PRINTER, experienced, fof amateur photo
hnishinR plant, Steady work for riaht party
Address ION 297sn star 0itlee.
aALEaLApY Tor dresses who can also help
la alteration department. for downtown store
tssf Mi KRAFT, 7la II ~, he,
hALRsW 6lM EN New lnYention pFrvenls
adore this RniaElns epmfVIt ehaln, FREE
sFmpie Offer tlnEetls w Co, Paul sh
NORTH, WindhAln Conn.
SODA ujRLa.. experienced Apply Lisnalls
EpLIctrnR - SALARY and eOmmlaaiani no
eefinas permanent work for the rlRht person
Appiv, Hoffman Heater Co, Mr., neFens, Ihts
NRW Jersey ave nv
hTENonH HAPiiEn, Young lady, eKperienasdf
need spply. Address Box iss.b' sFsfr once
Evening star., 1928-06-13

He was not complaining. He was
simply telling us what every one knows.
Having been many-time victim OF
them, he was discussing the suhtleties
of human nature, in not very comph-
mentary fashion.
We shall not quote this talented young
Washington chap. but substantially ne
decried the habit of hosts and hoSteSseS
of inviting professional people merely
for the purpose of showing them OH.
Most experienced entertainers are keen
enough to appraise the motives OF those
who REQUEST the honor OF their pres
ence."
To nut the fact bluntly. the writer or
the artist or the musician Is expected to
to his or her stuff in return for buffet
lunch. There is no hint, Of course, in
the invitation to a party that the pro-
fesSional guest will be asked TO jump
through. roll over or play dead. The
wise ones, however, are not deceived.
Not long ago certain actor playing
In town was invited to a week end
party. given on a Saturday night. He
had appeared in two performances that
day and being alone in the city, was
pleased that he could leave the theater
at night and enjoy social evening
among friends.
During the course of the night the
hostess proudly introduced him to the
guests and then requested the actor to
give a scene from his play, The en-
Evening star., 1928-06-13
:.
EXPERIENCED
SALES MANAGER.

Reliable Wall Street invest
ment house, specializing in in
dustrial banking securities, will
consider application OF expert
enced man to manage sales
force OF local branch; liberal
commission paid on all local
sales, with liberal drawing ac-
count; applicant must be
producer with good record and
an established clientele. Call
Thursday morning between 9
and II for interview; strictly
confidential.
TAYLOR AND COMPANY.
031 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-13
Celery. Dried Beef.

use The outer stalks Of celery 10 make
two cupfuis when diced and boil until
tender for is minutes Gave only one
cupful OF the water, adding four ounces
of dried beef 10 it. then simmer gently.
Make a white sauce with one clipful Of
milk, two tabIcGpoonfuls Of -four and
one tablespoonful Of butter and add II
10 the celery and beef Cook for 10
minutes or longer In double boiler
Serve On toast or with baked potatoes
Evening star., 1928-06-13

alAh VIC PAOu0 Iluot
beamed. Just be-
fore the party
broke up, Mr.. New
ly rich called the
performer into his
library and handed
him a piece Of pa
per, which the
actor unfolded. It
was a check for his
services.
But I thought I
was an invited
guest at your home
tonight" he ven-
tured.
"Oh, yes. that is
true, F" said Mr..
Newlyrich, but /
Evening star., 1928-06-13

barraSSed player,
having eaten two
or three delectable
sandwiches. regard :
ed the request as
an obligation to his
hostess and, ia
tigued as he was,
he gave a 20-nlin-
ute performance.
Professional pi-
anists and singers
face the same situ-
alton when they
attend social func-
tions. We know an
accomplished vio-
linist in this city
who Sl1udders every
time he receives an
Sr.x,itetinO m a fna
Evening star., 1928-06-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

aTENOGR s2O-S2b wk No charge
unless placed. Washington Employment Ex .
chhnae. 202 Transportation Bldg, 18th T. II
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment sery :
felor. 1872 + 81, nv. Main 8G7l
RrENOu. typist buokkeepsr. clerical helm.
etc. Free registry. Main 2a3a 1889 q st ~
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-06-13


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oe " P ms g our e 90 not TWO pH
thmeaeouts m bouts
@ @ & % % are @ d s that "n @ % S % peene tS GS ns nd Strength @ anS
purpose and high '"' 'N' " N'''V
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od sOs i5s ira % o % e his m sweep e 5 h % ds sa s are II a @
taboo Ie he ma % go bheoded d.''A anu ''' "
in life
hm to be dead 'hs" not
own @ 9f ny n se located sS Gss
the black bottom
boy
promise Of raising boy
f mp @ OF Fh m nB Bd a k to snf o Sht % Of the T m It @ enough @ o
her o enjoy
loon q that hat a girls @ r no1 boy % III for 9 him s have
noR @ % how % % M boy boy vho can gge and laugh nothing boy who
I e way bo o who % Just @ as 3 @ and & % and fond Of good tme h
5, e 5 ?S:; s &C.
with
ON S 5 % s So msE t. Tsd d nh II they hey
RnaF may 70 when He they S9 o. boy
@ ZAP s 6 mt Of all % him n that makes hit
thing s with
somehow the God they their fooshne
come S Judge @
should making hit with
qualities that
cowboys the shek
devote attention making something worth while
yourself DOROTHY DIX
EAR DOROTHY
week 'sS end my SsS Sa srY fssae
the evening, o nothing o ironing
problem My husband will and
My recreation with Of married
night that
husband passaby looking
is life? husband and
to abide by your decision DOLLY "
he almost all OF the time this
TO lead a
amusement he
Though personally
pleasure because he she doing that particular thing
Secondly
entirely live that
something to break the tension
Thirdly that taking
discretion running
right TO object going out dances with other
a friends %
should
nights pleasure to brighten dull
IL off the
expect evenings way?
them mnocenu harmy
in end
under environment all depends the honor OF the individual
Finally your Justice granting you
4 a nC ia a in f apda aHfo
Evening star., 1928-06-13
HELP--MALE.
iCpntinued.D

Statesmen
MESE NEsfE SS5 SSSS5SypSsPSs yS qfS6kMTySify, M 70
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MEM
New Money-Making Records
Made This Month.
Dozens and Scores
OF Men.
Many Without
Previous Sales Experience,
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PHENOMENA CONTRIBUTION TO
part Of domestic life as modern plumbing
quoted from SATURDAY EVENING POST
,,I,a T. win arouse anyone to read the adver-
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ut Is fortunate that such company as
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among them are practically all Government
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Evening star., 1928-06-13
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