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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Curry were
business callers at Billings on Mon
day.
Mrs. John Normile and children of
Joliet visited relatives here ON satur-
day.
Marie Mogan, who teaches school
near Red Lodge, was a caller in this
vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. John Lorash and Mrs. John
Williams and children were callers at
Joliet ON Monday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27
PROTECTION FOR
farm PRODUCTS
IS Mt Al ISSUE
Republican Text Book Points Out
How Tariff Has Helped
hation's Agriculture.
REVIEWS HOOVER FARM PLAN
First Section of New Campaign Docu-
ment Deals With Basic Farm
Problems.

WASHINGTON = The American
farmer under Republican administra.
ton has had practically a monopoly
of his home market. In this protected
market, he disposes of 95 per cent
of his products at prices higher than
are paid elsewhere in the world for
like products. This is pointed out in
the Republican campaign textbook
The complete book is being printed
in installments of which the first is
devoted entirely to agriculture, and
includes pertinent extracts from Her
bert Hooyer's acceptance address, the
agricultural plank of the Kansas City
platform and other pertinent data rel
alive to the farm situation.
In addition to this, there is a recital
of the Republican party's constructive
legislation in behalf of agriculture
since 1920, a provision intended to
show that the promises now being
made to the farmers by Mr.. Hoover
and Senator Curtis spring from
.! ~ pot4iStiS eettltuNt anu therefore
will be fulfilled in good faith by the
Republicans.
The problems of agriculture are
treated from an economic rather than
a political viewpoint, and emphasis
is laid on the freedom from economic
fallacies of the agricultural legislation
already passed by Republican con.
crosses which includes "a measures
since March. 1921.
Republican legislation in behalf of
agricultural producers has been
formulated with a view of its having
permanent value and being founded
In sound political economy and good
sense" says the textbook. 1.-THE con.
troll of every Republican Congress has
been in the hands of those repre-
senting agricultural constituencies.
So it has been logical and inevitable
that the interests of agriculture have
been conserved by the Republican
party"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27
Observation-Disclosures
B0ydI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A. G. Anderson was a business call
er at Red Lodge on Monday.
Several from here attended the
show at Joliet Saturday evening.
Miss Golden of Shane Ridge spent
Sunday with relatives at Laurel.
W. F. Kebschull and Lynn Morse
hauled peas to Bridger on Sunday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27
u. S. Democracy's Guardian

AS America a century and a half
ago announced to mankind the great
spiritual ideal Of democratic govern
ment, so today the fate of that ideal
for many generations to come must
rest in the hands of the people of the
United States.-Herbert Hoorer.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27
RECIPES
Fried Celery

FTieu tSlefg
2 cups of flour
liz cups of milk
II cup of melted butter
Celery
2 teaspoons of baking powder
2 eggs
Salt
Make batter of the flour and bak-
ing powder well sifted together, milk,
well beaten eggs, butter and little
salt. Cut as many stalks Of celery as
desired in three or four inch pieces
and cook in boiling sailed water until
tender.
Drain and let dry on platter; dip
the pieces into the batter until well
coated and fry in hot fat until brown;
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27
Progress Needs Facts

The raw material of truth is fact.
Statistics are not mental exercises;
they are the first step to right deci-
sions. to enlightened action, to pro-
gress itself.-Herbert Hoover.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-27

the Mediterranean for 70 DAYS. nor
counting time spent at sea en- route
to the worlds birthplace. Possibly
you may have walked a mile for one.
out have you ever really ridden a
camel to the Pyramids and the ia
nous, old, mysterious Sphinx? If not,
a wonderful e2s erience awaits you. A
camel isn't as beautiful as a Rolls
Royce or some other coed car. bit it
gives you more action and Shows u
a lot of unforgettable scenery.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Tn Buen COnsejO

Hallabase gravemente enfermo
un anciano pintor, y lie fueron
administrators los ultimos sacra-
mentos. Era costumbre en- Ia
6poca que este pasaba, que un
monaguillo. con incensario, prece-
diera al sacerdote.
Habiendo yisto ell nino que du-
rante las ceremonies Sc lie habia
apagado Ell incensario, salio de la
habitaci6n a ~procurarse fuego,
d~ejandolo cerca de la CANA.
Sac6 entonces ell moribundo pin
tor su desfallecida mano, y toman-
do un carbon. traz6 en- la pared
la imagen del Senior.
AL volver Ell monaguillo, contem-
pl6 absorto al viejo pintor, a GUAM
do concluy6, exclam6 arrebatado:
-iYo quiero saber tambi6n
pintarloi
-Hijo mio-replico-si quieres
sober pintarlo, haz de modo que
siempre viva en- tn corazon. La
historic ha olvidado Ell nombre del
viejo pintor; Ell nino era Murillo.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18

oso de su ropa, pero, sin embargo,
no consigue que lie dure mas que a
los otros cuando Sc expone a las
luces del estudio. Los uniformes,
especialmente, cambian de color
muy pronto Y a veces pierden to-
do su e~splendor en- un solo dia de
production.
Una vez que los trajes Sc des-
linen con las luces del estudio no
sirve de NADIA hacerlos tenir de
nuevo. Las fotografia revela los
detalles con tanta exactitud que las
inevitables variaciones de color del
tinte Sc perciben en- la pantalla
por ligeras que sean. Las cam
isas de hombre constituyen otro
grave problema que deben afrontar
los empleados de la guardarropia.
Sc hacen tenir de azul, de rosado 0
de amarillo antes de usarlas frente
a la camara fotografica, Y rara e
r~esisten mas de dos 0 tres Wales a
la lavanderia. Ell tinte Sc aplica
asimismo a los cuellos para obtener
efectos de un blanco nevada en- la
pantalla.
Todo 10 cual explica, naturalmen-
te, la pobreza que reina entire las
grandes estrellas de Hollywood.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
s.sn. Los PrimerOs "HOmbres PajarOs" De
: nc Mexico

rro de la Estrella, una bateria de
artilleria, que Sc ocultaba, approve
chando los academies del terreno.
En- presencia del Presidente de la
Republica, general don Purf;rio
Dfaz, salio Ell aviador Garros con
la miion de explorar la region
donde presumfa que tuviesen en-
plazadas estas pleas de artillerfa,
a las que debia arrojar alugnas ma
rama, a guisa de p%royecties; y he
cho este, la a~rtilleria debfa produ-
cir tres disparos en- senal de haber
sido descubierta. A los doce minu-
tos de haber salido ell aviador Ga
rros sc ~escucharon los indicados
tres disparos. Podemos pues, on
siderar que este fue ell primer acto
de aviaci6n militar realizado por
la aviacion civil.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Ell PrObIelma De La
ROpa In Hollywood
Por Joe PolOnsky
raje hace al hombre.

Ell traje hace al hombre.
Poro es causa de la indigencia de
muchos actores.
Hoy por hoy, cada pelicula signi-
flea un %trousseau enteramente nue.
vo, declara Joe Rapf, jefe del de-
partamente de guardarropia de la
Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer Y al mismo
tempo arbitro de elegancias a fuer
de c~onsejero en- la selection de la
indumentaria personal de muchas
estrellas del cinema.
Es ell case las luces pederosas del
estudio descoloran las telas de tai
modo que, al terminarso la p~elicula,
los vestidos no sirven sino para
echarlos al cesto del ropavejero.
En- verano, las grasas Y afeites que
chorrean por ell cuello arruinan
tambien los trajes, aparte de la
frescura que les quita la costumbre
de aplancharlos todas las nochas
durante ell tempo que dura la pro-
duccion de la ~pelicula.
Lew Cody, refiere Rapf, arruino
doce trajes de Gale durante su
participation en- tres peliculas.
Ninguno de esos ternos, dice, SER
via para usarlo en- publico una vez
que Sc termino la production. John
Gilbert, que ha interpretado I'LL
timamente personajes contempora-
neos despues de TRAFALGAR en-
varias peliculas que requerian ira
jos de caracter, declara que neces-
tia tres duplicados de cada vestido
moderno de los que usa en- la pro-
duccion, pues las telas obscuras que
usa generalmente Sc destinen y
cambian de color mas repidamente
que los tonos claros.
Las toilettes femeninas requieren
siempre "rejuvenacion" durante la
production de una ~pelicula. Los
dolores vivos y los galanos vestidos
de soda Y raso Sc descoloran v ma
logran muy pronto con ell intense
refleje de las luces, Y tienen que
reponerse invariablemente para
continuar en- uso.
Lon CLANCY, actor de caracter,
gasta a menudo hasta una docena
de trajes en- una sofa pelicula. Ell
problema de CLANCY, sin embargo
depende mas de los d~esperfectos
que sufren sus trajes a causa del
argumento que a causa de la des-
coloracion. Los vestidos que
CLANCY usa en- ell cinema rara vez
lie duran 10 suficiente para serle
utiles fuera de la pantalla.
Buster Keaton es otro actor de
la Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer a quien lie
dura muy POGO la ropa. Siempre
lleva ell mismo estilo de vestidos v
sombreros Y tiene de continue seis
trajes listos en- su guardarropa.
Algunos lie duran apenas medic dia.
sobre TODD cuando 10 ochan al aqua
10 tiene que afrontar escenas tumul-
tuosas. Los trajes do Buster no
tienen tempo de destenirso. Nun
ca resisten lie suficiente para este.
Ramon Novarro es muy cuidad-
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
HuHo MucHoY NAclm.ENTos
LA sEMANA PASADA

He aqui la lista de los nacidos
en- la semana pasada entire nues-
ira Colonia m~exicana;
Lunes 10 de Diciembre:
A Martin Felix y Francisco de
Felix, un nino. Residen en- la Gale
Mayer, AL.
Tambien I'm hijito lie nacio al
matrimonial Jose Ochoa y Armida
Ochoa, en- la Gale Simpson, al
Oeste. 4S4.
C. M. Felix y Elena Felix de
$40 Gale Convento son los padres
de una ninita Maria Tulsa.
I'm hijo nacio al Sr. Fidel Santi-
ago y la Sra. Guadalupe Santi-
ago, en- ell Rancho Wilmot.
Nacio n hijita al Sr. Ramon
Soto y su esposa, la Sra. Concha
Soto, en- la Gale 5a. al Sur.
Ell jueves nacio una hijita al
Sr. Alberto Sanchez Y su esposa,
la Sra. Melania Sanchez, en- la
Gale Convento lis.
Otra nina naci6 en- la Gale la.
al este, Al, al ST.. Elias G. Trujillo.
Y su esposa Josefina de Trujillo.
Ell viernes IA de este mes ma
clio un nino hijo del Sr. Luis Davis
y de su esposa la Sra. Esperanto
Davis. en- la Gale % al Este, S4S.
Ell sabado naci0 una hija a la
Sra. Elvira Soto, esposa del Sr.
Cenobio Soto, encontrandose am
Dos muy gustosos con ell advent
miento del nuevo vastago. Ell
natalicio ocurrio en- la Gale An
tia.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
oTRo NAcIMIENTo

Un nino ACADIA de nacer y al
cual Sc lie dara ell nombre de Raul
al matrimonio Camacho. Don Sal
vador, que es el padre del nuevo
vastago de la familia Camacho,
esta que no cabe de gusto con la
nueya dicha que ell cielo lie envid
Ell mejor regalo de Christmas.
Tanto la Sra. Rita de Camacho,
esposa del ST.. Camacho, como ell
nina Raul estan muy bien.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18

Victor Villa y Gabriela Villa son
los afortunados padres de un
ninito, Rogelio, que nacio Ell dia
IL en- la Gale Anita mum. S26.
Pablo Burruel y so esposa Rita
Burruel son los padres de uni hiji-
to, Manuel, quien naci6 en- la Casa
mum. TIP de la Gale Carmen Ell
dia IL.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Parr6quia Sagrada Familia

Parr6quia Sagrada Familia
Los domingos misas a las 1880 y
a las $3.50.
Dos dias ~laborables, a las 1900.
Ejercicios IN honor del Sgdo. Co
raz6n de Jesus. los Primeros Vier-
mes de mes.
nion Mensual del Club de Sta. Te-
resita.
Los Segundos Domingos, de la
Semana Devota.
Los terceros Domingos, de la
Sociedad de Altares y Vista Do
miciliaria.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18

mente en- la Cathedral el ST.. Fran
cisco Molina y la Srita. Brigida
Coenen, habiendo estado la ceremo-
MIA muy co%ncurr1da. Fueron pa
drinos de los despo sados ell Sr.
S. Vildosola y la Sra. Carmen de
Vildosola.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
sIeuE MuY MEJoRADo

Nuestro buen amigo Ell Sr. Ro-
dolfo zepeda, Gerente de la Clear
ing House de los Bancos de Tue
son. Sc halla muy mejorado de la
seria enfermedad que lie ataco
hace algunos dias, Y que hizo que
Ell estimable paciente dejara de
concurrir a sus habituales ocupa-
comes, alegandonos de saber que
Sc halla muy mejorado habiendo
vuelto a sus labores.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
DnectOriO
ReigiOsO
Catedral de S. Apnstin

Los domingos y dias de fiesta
SERBIAN los siguientes ~ejercicios a
las horas descritas:
Ira. a las 7:3O-2da. a las 800,
a Sra. y Ultima a las 1880.
La bendicion por La noche a
las 1880 P. NJ.
Entire semana a las 700.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
ENRIQUE RUIZ NoMBRADO
CONSUL GENERAL EN- N y

MEXICO, II de Diciembre.-En-
rique D. Ruiz, que actualmente es
Consul General de Mexico en- Ale
mania, ha sido nombrado Consul
General de New York, en- substi.u-
ci6n de don Arturo M. Elias.
Interiormente, Ruiz fu6 Consul
en- Laredo y en- San Antonio, Te-
xas.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Ell Peso Normal la
Salud Perfecta

Una de las lectoras de estas Co
lumnas me preguntaba eff otro
dfa: Que cosa era ell peso o
NAL de cada una?"
Me allegro mucho de que me 10
preguntara, porQue asf me ia O.
portunidad de explicar a las O.
tras ectoras una question que SO
que cada una ha pensado en- un
tempo 0 en- otro.
La deficicion de Bernard Mac
Fadden ell famoso cultor de los
~ejercicios f~isicos) sobre el peso
normal es esta: ell peso normal
de cada uno es aquel en- que uno
tiene ell grade mas grande de
fuerza resistencia y vitalidad.
Els facil yer que la definici6n es
variable. Para una persona cuyo
cuerpo esta hecho de huesos pc
quenos, nunca puede esperar a
alcanzar ell peso de una persona
del mismo tamano; pero de hue
SOS mas grandes.
Muchas veces me han pregun-
toda: 5Como es que los mismos e.
jercicios quitan gordura y en- O.
tras ocasiones son recomendados
para aumentar de peso?
La contestaci6n es esta: ell E.
jercicio es ell que proporciona ell
peso exacto de cada persona. Ash
por tempo cuando la figura, es-
Ia pesando de mas o esta sin ali
mento ~necesario, hay una falta de-
finida del fisico. FL ejercicio a
yuda al fisico arecobrar ell peso
normal donde sea necesario para
que haya mas o menos gordura.
Ciertos e~jercicios estan espe-
cialmente disenados para ayudar
a una parte definitiva del cuer-
pc.
La lista de pesos normales ha
sido derfvada de un estudio cui-
dadoso de miles de personals que es-
tan en- p~erfectas condolences fish
cas-. Sc ha trazado una escala.
Todos los pesos normales son A.
proximados. ST varfa listed unas
cinco libras, mas o menos puede
listed considerar que por la es-
tructura de su cuerpo no toca,
listed ell punto general exactamen-
to.
Sin embargo la variaci6n de
mas de cinco libras indicara que
medios correcticos son necesarios
porque puede mostrar una ten
dencia hacia un lado u otro de la
escula, y ESQ es algo que hay que
evitar.
Siempre es bueno recordar que
hay una diferencia real en- los ter
minos "esbelta" y "flaca." Ash
mismo hay una distinction entire
"gorda" y "obesea" y de "figura
muscular"
Musculo sano que viene de los
ejercicios f~isicos, no es ning1n ex-
ceso de gordura y nunca Sc debe
confundir con Ell.
La persona que sea alta y es-
belta no es necesariamente "falta
de peso suficiente." Siempre to
men en- cuenta este antics de que
Sc pongan a molestarse sobre @
problema del peso correcto. Dige
molestia y no pena porque Ell
este case, Sc encontraran suscep
tibles a toda clase de enfermeda
des.
Nuncia pasen pensas siempre es
ten alegres y piensen deliberate
mente. La actitud mental tiene que
yer mucho son la condici0n fist
ca de cada una.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Parr6quia de Sta. Cruz

Horario de misas Y cult0s.
Dfas ~laborables. A las $3.50 a. m.
Misa parroquial. A las 1880 p. m.
Rosario y precer de la noche.
Domingos y dfas festiYos-a las
Z a. m. Misa rezada.
A las s a.. M. Misa de los nihos.
A las $50 a. m. Misa rezada.
Por la tarde a las 1870 p. m. Ro-
sario cantado y bendicicn con Ell
Santfsimo.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18

La srita. Ernestina Martinez de
Benson. c%onrrajo matrImonIo el IA
con ell Sr. George A. Gamble, en-
la Cathedral, habiendo sido apadrina-
dos por la Srita. H. E. Conner y ell
ST.. E. buckley.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Ell Crude I~nviernO

La Estaci6n de InviernO sc nos esta presentandO
bastente cruda y hay que atacarla para evitar las
intermediates cOherentes.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
Estadistica
RAUTIzos


Ell 16 fue bautizada la nina
Maria Rosario en- la Cathedral ha-
biendola apadrinado Ell Sr. Jesus
Gastelum y la Srita Teresa Ace
vedo. Son padres de la ninita Ell
Sr. Juan J. Granillo y la Sra.
Manuela TreJo de Granillo.
o.
E. nino Hector Humberto fue
bautizado ell dia 10 de Diciembre
habiendol sido sus padrinos Ell
Sr. Trinidad Salazar y la Sra.
Maria Felix. Sus padres son Ell
Sri Alfredo Felix la Sra. Ma,
nuela Sesme de Felix.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
DirectOriO De
SOciedades

LOGIA FUNDADORA DE LA
ALBANIA
Session cada domingo a las 1890
de La mariana. En- ell salon de la
ALBANIA.
Pres. S. Gutierrez Ruiz.
Angel B. Pima, Srio.
SOCIEDAD MOCCEZUMA
Sesiones Ter. y Ser. microbes de
cada mes a las Z de la noche. Salon
de La Alianza.
Pres. Amado Bernal.
Manuel Grijalva, Srio.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18

Contractor nupcias canonica-
El fronterizo., 1928-12-18
I'm Buen CaIentadOr
PreciOs ExcepciOnales

EncOntrara listed en- todOs y cada uno de nuestros
aparatOs prOductOres de calefacciqn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18
FIGHT HICKMAN
TRIAL DELAY
SIayer'S Attorney Will Plead
for Continuance.

BN Cnlteq Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 13. -
District Attorney Asa Keyes today
prepared to combat defense moves
designed to delay the trial of Ed
ward Hickman.
Keyes' action followed receipt Of
word from Kansas City that Jerome
Walsh. Hickman's attorney, in
tended to seek continuance when
Hickman is brought to trial Jan. 25
for the murder of Marion Parker.
The continuance was TO be sought
on grounds that Walsh has not had
sufficient time to prepare Hickman's
defense. Walsh is due here later
this week.
Meanwhile, Hickman had almost
completed his interviews with State
alienists. The alienistS have re-
ported that he undoubtedly is
sane" and is suffering from no
disease which might cause insanity.
On the other hand. defense
alienists have pronounced Hickman
"hopelessly insane" and the trial is
expected to develop into battle be-
tween the psychiatrists.
A mysterious" package which
Hickman Tuesday declined to re-
ceive in his cell. on the grounds
that some one is sending me some
thing to hurt me-" has been re-
turned to the sender at Des Moines,
Iowa, officials said.
According to word received here,
the package contained only radio
tubes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18
FEELS AK.
Plan Commission EmpIoye
Dropped From Pay Roll.

City Plan Commission Engineer
J. Ray Monaghan, Democrat, has
been dropped from the city plan
pay roll by order of the commission,
it was learned today.
The commission dismissed Monag-
han in executive session Tuesday
on recommendation of Mayor L. Ert
Slack that cuts be made to keep the
pay roll within the appropriation for
1928. Monaghan had been in the
department five years. He received
$4,000 a year.
Macklin Mack, who last year was
zoning board engineer, will hold
both posts at his present salary of
$4,000.
Benjamin F. Payton, investigator,
who was active during the Duvall
administration. was dropped from
the payroll. He received 81 300.
Mayor Slack has cut the city ap-
preparation $77,000 to keep depart
mental expense within funds raised
by the reduced tax levy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18
COOLIDGE ILL
ON TRIP HOME
President Soon RecoverS
From SeaSiCkneSS.
BY CARL D. GROAT
United Press STAFF Correspondent

ABOARD PRESIDENT COOL
IDGE'S SPECIAL TRAIN, EN-
ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, Jan.
Is. = The Friendship Special"
speeded north out of the semi tropi-
cal warmth of southern Florida to-
day, carrying President Coolidge
back to the Nations capital.
Mr.. Coolidge, who had a touch
of SeasicknesS during the passage
from Havana to Key West, was
feeling fit again today.
Both he and Mrs. Coolidge re-
tired early last night. .
A ground swell at the outset of
the brief trip across the channel
between Cuba and Florida was cuf-
f1cient to upset the President. He
left to Secretary Wilbur an as
Signment to address the crew of the
cruiser Memphis on which he re-
turned.
At Key West, however, the Presi-
dent kept his appointment to tour
the city as guest of the mayor.
President Coolidge spent an hour
touring Jacksonville this morning.
He was shown historical spots as
the guest of the mayor and returned
to his special train at 10 a. m. to
resume the journey home.
He had hearty breakfast. He
called specially for Spanish mel
on and one was found. 1t had
been imported from Washington
before the trip started.
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START NO-STOP
HAVANA FLIGHT
DetroiterS Take Air on
1850 Mile Trip.

RA United Press
MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Jan. 49,
Lieutenant Leonard Flo, former
army aviator and Austin Bement,
Detroit advertising man, hoped off
today from Selfridge Field on non
stop flight to Havana, Cuba.
The fliers had a Stinson-Detroiter
monoplane and carried the rubber
boat which Edward Schlee and
William S. Brock carried on their
attempted round-the- world flight.
They hoped to complete the 1,35O-
mile fight in fourteen hours. They
left at II a. m. Their route was to
carry them over Cincinnati, Atlanta
and Key West, Fla.
The plane was one of two owned
by the Ten Wise Birds" a select
Detroit flying club of ten prominent
men,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18

Opera ASpirant Fails to
Get Bows; Takes
Own Life.

NEW York, Jan. 1S.-Thea
~ Marovska, through years of
study, dreamed of the triumph
that would be hers when she
made her Broadway debut as a
Lyric singer.
Last Sunday night she sang be-
fore a theater audience that was
little more than polite. The next
day she read criticisms that were
either disparaging or-worse still
indifferent. Success was not for
her.
Police were called last night to
the Brooklyn apartment of Ar
thur Warner, associate editor of
the Nation, who had befriended
the Russian singer. They found
her lifeless body in a gas filled
bathroom. She had left note
which read:
Dear Mr.. Warner-I ask you
most kindly to forgive me that
1 should bring so much trouble
upon you. I am a failure in my
vocation and it is now too late
to make a new start.
"I have always felt that I
would make a success and become
a great opera singer, but I sup
pose that life is not made up Of
one great effort. or one great sue
cess, but of many efforts, many
failures and only partial success.
Good-by."
The note was signed Dorothy
Mierowsky," the singers name in
private life. She was 30 years old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18
FIGHT POWER PROBE
Lenroot Sees No Need for
Walsh Investigation.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-Former
Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wiscon-
sin, representing the joint commit
tee of national utility associations,
presented a case today against the
Walsh resolution for investigation
of the power industry.
Arguing before the Senate inter-
state commerce committee to which
the resolution was referred, he said:
/. No facts have been presented
showing the need for an investiga-
ton.
2. The broad scope of the pro-
posed inquiry makes the undertak-
ing impossible.
8. The Senate has no Jurisdiction
over most of the activities to be in
vestigated.
Walsh questioned Lenroot's state
ment that power companies enjoy
greater public condolences than any
other industry in the country. Walsh
read editorials from commercial
magazines questioning the value of
certain public utility securities.