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The Washington times., 1928-01-24
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson at
Dinner Given by Minister
of Canada and Mrs.
Vincent Massey

A1UAIA1&4< 49, - - -
entertained at luncheon
today mans party-in
honor Of William T. Cos
grave, president Of the coun-
Gil Of ministers of the Irish
Free State. And, tonight,
the minister Of the Irish Free
State, Mr.. Smiddy, will be
host to his distinguished
countrymaf at dinner-agaln
q mans party.
DUT the ladies win have their
- chance TO pay honor to the
visitor from Erin this afternoon
when Col. L. Fl. r. Pope-Hen-
messy. military attache OF the
British embassy, and Dame Una
pope.Hennessy will give . tea
n his honor. They win enter
tain some 900 guests, among
them the ranking officers OF the
American Army and Navy ana
the foreign military and naval
attaches stationed in Washing
Ton, with their womenfolk. The
men will be in uniform, wearing
their decorations, and the re:
ception will be q brilliant and
coiorful event. The hours are
from !, s to z o'clock and the
place, their home in Leroy
Place.
The Irish minister will give
his dinner for President Cos
grave in the Chinese room of
the MayfloWer and will have
so guests, most of them from
the diplomatic and official
groups.
DREsIDENT cooLIDGE's
luncheon was q highly official
party, as is customary at such
White House functions, each Of
the guests being chosen for some
obvious reason. The members OF
MIR. Cosgrave's party were In
cluded.
NyHE Canadian Minister and Mrs.
4 Vincent Massey are getting
much experience in entertaining
political celebrities, who come
a-visiting to this most political.
minded Of national capitals.
Not many weeks since they were
occupied with doing the honors
20 the prime minister of Canada,
and a little later to the governor
general Of Canada, ViscOunt VIII.
1ingdon, and Visconntess Willing.
don.
Last evening they took their
turn at being hosts at dinner in
compliment to William T. Co.'S
grave, president Of the executive
council Of the Irish Free State,
who arrived in Washington yester.
day morning for a four-day visit.
AIRS. WOODROW WILSON
IVA was in the group of guests
invited to meet the distinguished
freshman. She has heen present
1t several official parties this sea-
son. Last week she went to the
musicale given Friday afternoon
Continued on Page n
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

Chicago, III.
my FAMILY PHYSI-
CLAN suggested Fleisch-
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81 was most afflicted
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The Washington times., 1928-01-24

Brooklyn. N. Y.
''I WAS VERY AM
BILIOUS III hoped to
make q successful business
career. After working in
an office all day-and
strenuous work it wasl--1
would 60 to school in the
evening. But after several
years my health gave way.
] began to be troubled
right along with indiges-
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The Washington times., 1928-01-24
Boxes Taken For
international Opera
f eStiVdL tn el,ruQr'

FgSLtpQL III A. EDf Ltttf, W
UvTIE Ambassador q Crest Brit
j ain and Lady Isabella have
taken i box for the international
grand opera festival, which opens
with "A Light from 81 Agnes"
at Polls Monday evening, Febru-
arv IL. FOR i two-weelSs' run.
Other box hoIders for the festi-
val are Mrs. BENJAMIN r, Hol-
coabe. Mrs. Frederick "A. Keep,
Mrs. walter TuckefmaIi. MIS-.
stokes HaIkett and Mrs. Edward
Walker.
Mrs. M. de Clare Berry win
entertain ct luncheon on SAT-
urday in honor of Mrs. Gather
ne Gudgor Langley, Representa-
tive IN Congress from Kentucky.
&
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Cartier,
of New York. are III the Carl
ton for d stay Of several days.
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Los angeles. Calf.

SURGEONS assistants
must be snappy, wide
awake, skilled nurses.
After assisting a we'll
known surgeon for some
time ] began to realize
that the strain and ir-
regular hours of emergency
operating were taking their
toll. ! lost my pep
felt constantly tired. /
suffered from headaches,
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
President of United States Host
To Irish President; Other Festivities
MRS. MARTIN T.

MRS. MAR TIN I.
WIEGAND, who was
Miss Elizabeth Wagner
until her marriage on
Saturday, with her little
flower girl. The bride
is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Wag-
ner.
ner. The child is Mary
Main Hayson.
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

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SaIt Laks CITY, Utah

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

GENEVA, Jan. o4.-In the "whis-
pering gallery Of Geneva il is ru-
mored that Sir Austen Chamberlain,
foreign minister Of Great Britain,
and one Of the artisans OF the Locar-
no pact. is secretly DESTROYS Of be-
coming British ambassador Il France.
Sir Austen is busy trying to bring
together in amicable conversation
Premier Mussolini Of Italy and BRAND
Of France so that their Latin nations
may wipe out the causes Of friction
that appear TO divide them.
He likes the French people. speaks
French with grace and almost per-
lection and in well-informed circles
he is said to possess the ambition 70
close his public career Dy going TO
Paris as ambassador and continuing
there his work Of sealing the present
entente cordigie between England ard
France.
whispers in League Of Nations lob
hies also repeat that Sir Erick- Drum
mond secretary general Of the league.
would not look with disfavor upon ar
pointment either as British amtass-
ador 70 Washington ar as envoy from
his country % France. Should Sir
Eric leave Geneva ID H. reported that
Sir William 6. Tyrrell. permanent
under secretary Of state for foreign
affairs in Great Britain, is slated
to succeed him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
LLCAL ADJ ENLISTMENT
THE STATE or TEXAS

TO the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron County. Greeting:
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
t0 summ0n n. II. Reed. whose re4i-
Gcnce IS unknown, 20 appear ~ the
next regular term uf the Criminal
District Court Of Cameron County.
Texas. t0 be held AZ the Court House
thereof in the City of Brownsville
on the 9Th Monday after the lst
Monday IN January, 1873, being the
18TH day Of February. 1928, then
and there TO answer a petition filed
I'D said Court On October III, 1927.
the file number Of which Is 1854. in
which suit. Marguerite Reed is plain
tiff and F.. L. Reed is defendant;
the cause Of action being alleged a.
follows:
That plaintiff was married To de-
PENDANT June 10Th, 1928. and is stu
married To him; that plaintiff has
been a bona fide inhahitant Of Texas
for twelve months and resided in
Cameron county for six months next
preceding the filing of the petition;
that since being married To defend
cut, plaintiff has always conducted
herself with propriety. doing her
duty as q wife, that on Easter Sun
Gay. 1926. defendant began a course
AZ harsh. unkind. cruel treatment
w:th plaintiff. often became intoxi-
Gated. qI1rrelej with plaintiff. ana
cursed AID stvGcE her. and continued
such 4 course 1i conduct which was
Of such a ratl~e as 20 render their
living together irsupport3b'e. until
Anril. 1926. when defendant abandon
ed plaintiff. with the intention OF
finally separating and living apart
from her. which ~ hls do-e up TO
the filing OF the petition; that he
mas since then failed "a support heY
and has disappeared. Plaintiff pravs
FOR citation ard decree of divorce
costs n s1it ard general ana sHe-
cial relief.
You are commanded 70 summon
such defendant ard "a serve this ci-
tation 10y making publication ~ IL
once in each week for four consecu-
tive weeks previous 70 the return
lay hereof IN some newspaper pub
l.shed in v0ur County.
HEREIN FAIL NOT. but have you
before said Court on the 1st day Of
the next term thereof. this writ with
YOUR FkN-Ah AIrAttaH. ~ INV
YOU have executed same.
WITNESS John p. Seaman. Clerk
N the Criminal District Court, Cam
e~on County, Texas.
GIVEN under my hand ard seal
If said Court in the City IF Browns
vile. this goth dav OF December. 1927.
JNO. +. SCANLAN.
Clerk Criminal District
Court. Cameron County.
Texas.
b. G. WHITLOCK, Deputy
Issued this goth day
of December. 1927.
JNO. p. SEAMAN,
Clerk Criminal District
Court. Cameron County.
Texas.
By G. HITLoCK. Deputy.
A True Conv I Certify.
JNO. p. SEAMAN
Clerk Criminal District
Court. Cameron County,
Texas
BY G. WHlTLOCK. Deputy.
tse@l)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
American Graduates
Must Display Label

Berlin. Ri-Collcre graduates
wFo earned their ph. ID. AZ an Amer
itar university must. III they wish to
use their title IN Prussia, either cal.
Themselves "Dr. Phil in III. s. AIT or
obtain 3 special permission from the
Prussian ministry Of education
recognizing the foreign title. This
was recently decided by the Berlin
courts.
There is a law IN the statute
hooss which prescri Is that an
prussiar citizens who obtained un
academic degree 20 their nIml only
III the ministry cf education issues
q special permit SO 20 d..
"a graduate AZ an American uri-
v%ersitv had fail q 10 obtain the
omission ana was therefore hal w
into court Fortunately. however. h.
co-ll nra.c that ~ rai al~avs
sir0c' fiat-c'f cs "nr. rhil. On U. s.
A. Tho court decided that. so long
Oh tle foreign o. M WAS clearly i'm
dictated. ,rore w-s ~ legal objection
% using the title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
Heated Beer Garden
Berlin Development

BERLIN, GA heated beer gar
den Is the latest development IN the
restaurant business Of Berlin.
out in the "Grunewald,' Ihe forest
skirtinE the western ead of the
capital, Uncle Toms cabin Is q favor
ite stopping place for tired mixers.
1t has a beautiful garden in which
the guests prefer t0 sit as long as
weather Will permit.
The proprietor is determined ~
make his garden az comfortable in
winter ivy II ~ IN summer. IIe has
therefore Installed a series of iron
baskets filled with hot Goals be-
tween the tables. The heat from the
burning Goals is .ufficient to tn-
able guests 90 drink their coffee or
beer in the open air without dis
comfort.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
Bathing in Berlin
All Winter Sport

BERLIN. Good winter weather
is uo longer aE excuse fur tEe poorer
children Of Eusseishe.m in Hcssia ~
stop bathing.
The citys public schools have inn
cluded in their regular curriculum
for the pupils Of the higher grades
weekly shower baths tO ~ taken
on the school premises under the sur
pcry.si0n WYE the class teacher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
stunt ARTIST
TO FLY HERE
Shorty Radack to Per-
form in Legion Air
Show Feb. IL

Plan for the biggest air circus ever
bel dsouth Of San Antonio are being
rapidly completed by the local Am
erican Legion post and the Border
Always here. Charles ". Harding.
who is promoting the affair. stated
Monday. February u Is the date for
the event. which will be held al the
Border Always field, on the highway
north Of town.
The biggest performer on the bill
will be B. Z. Shorty" Radack Of Dali
las, described BY Harding as the
greatest aerial performed IN the
world. He Il a wing walker. a para
chute jumper and general dare
devil. Harding said.
The show IS scheduled TO last for
when Radeck. without the aid Of a
parachute OF safety device of any
kind, will come to earth from a plane
going 100 miles per hour.
The show is scheduled TO Aats for
two hours. and Radack's landing feat
viii climax the events. IL vas said.
Dun. ng those two hours not a single
passenger viii be carried BY any
Of the planes.
Ten ships, from different parts OF
the country, will be here for the
event. in addition to those already in
the Valley. Included in these will be
several demonstration ships from the
Swallow factory in Wichita. Kansas.
Among the air notables who will be
here on that dav will be W. G. Ham
nond of Dallas, superintendent Of the
Southern Always. and holding the
state agency for the Swallow plane,
for which the Border Anyways holds
the South Texas agency.
There viii be several stunt avia-
Tors from different parts 90 ne state
here for the event but Les Naudling.
pilot for the local concern. will do
r0.- Fly ths flying far Eaiack's feats.
=. =. D4.st. bus ness MANAGE foI
the local flyers said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

OKLAHOMA CITY-The Smith and
Espinosa families may w great WI
golf, but consider the Waners. They
cam throw a ball ~ well as Hit.
Travia Waner. cousin of the Paul
and Lloyd Of big-time baseball, IN the
greatest scorer in oklahoma college
basket bah. And he's going x join
his cousins and the Pirates in the
spring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

and then pop up again y moment or
50 later like a jack in the box!
Standing close by her, also snil-
ing socially. was a r~ed-faced. red
headed man of aldermanic propor-
lions ard the nap Of Ireland spread
all over his iovial c~ountenance.
(TO BE CONTINUED
Read in tomorrow's installment Of
Tony's experience in the rock-bound
laboratory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

ATLANTIC CITY-lt seems that
many n man with socks appeal lacks
Fit" because Of his shoes. However
nifty his hose. unless he is we'll shod,
ne has no personality, a y Jeffe Adj
Ter. Of New York. vice president Of the
National Shoe Retailers association.
and 20 be we'll shod ever the unpre-
tentions male must have az least six
pairs OF shoes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

ORMOND BEACH. Fla.-In the
words Of John ID. Rockefeller, its
better 70 BE a good golfer for six
holes than q dub for eight. That's
one reason, III addition 70 his age,
why he has reduced his daily links
rations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

NEW YORK-Hot dogl The in-
como from c0ucessionar.es at Mr.
Richards emporium Of fistiana is
enough to DAY the interest Un N
81. 1000. 100000 loan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

LONDON-Miss Mary Landon Bak-
er. OF Chicago. who seems to hold some
sort of a record for denials that her
heart and hand have been captured.
IA now a London hostess. Shl has
leased a house on Chesterfield street
near Princess Mary's.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

other helpful ingredients. and takes
the place OF mustard plasters.
Muster0le usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis. tonsl-
hits. groups stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia,
headache. congestion. pleurisy, rheu-
mstisn, lumbago, pains and aches 81
tn or joints. sprains. soremusG =.
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. cOldsoi
the chest III may prevent pneumonlal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters:
] ust Rub
Away Pain

Don'tmix a mess
o. mustard. flour
and water when
YOU can relieve
pair soreness or
stiffness with a
little clean,white'
Alusterole.
MuSterole IS
made Of pure oil
of mustard and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
FLASHES OF LIFE
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK-American women OF
an ages impress j.. J. Stenacker. eX-
port manager for an Amsterdam
cheese firm. as ~undeveloped girls. At
home the girls arr plump and women
Of 40 are fair and fat.
ATLANTIC CITY-In the opinion
ar Lord Rothermere American women
are clever and beautiful and the best
dressed IN the world, but they have
too few babies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24

Aspirin 4 TIE trade mark z Bayer Manufacture o. MonOaceti
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-22
CLUB MEETINGS
FRIDAY

Irvington Quest Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Walter Gingery,
2lO South Ritter avenue. Mesdames
Fred Haynes and Sylvester Moore
will present talks.
Irvington Catholic Women's Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Don
Sutherland, New Palestine. Mrs. j.
Lingear will talk.
Kappa Chi Theta sorority will be
entertained by Mrs. ZELDA Fegan,
421 North Delaware street.
Members of the Government Sci
ence Club will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Eugene G. Miller, 5616
Central avenue. Mrs. Frank Bake
will read paper on the Philippines.
Friday afternoon Reading Club will
entertain guest day at the John
Heron Art Institute at 2:30 p. m.
Clio Club members will meet with
Miss Ina Cockerill. Miss Carrie
Scott will talk on What Shall Chill
dren Read?" and Mrs. Joel Hadley
will sing children'S songs.
Members of the Alpha chapter,
Phi Tau Delta sorority, will hold a
pledge service at the home of Miss
Dorothy Julian, 1923 North Tuxedo
street, at $3.50 Friday evening.
Beta Chapter, Chi Delta Chi
sorority. will hold a regular business
meeting Friday evening at the
Spink-ArmS hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-22
BY MARTHA LEE

If there has ever been an age
when a false standard of values is
placed on things it is in these hectic
times. 1t has come to the point
where people do not say who is
he" or What family does he come
from?" but How much has he got?"
1t is inconsequential, for the most
part, that he is well born and well
bred. What is far more important
is that he be able to display a
bloated bank account, or very def
mite and indubitable' evidence that
he expects to have one in the near
future.
I have a letter from a young girI
which bears on this subject, with
slight variations:
Dear Miss Lee-I am twenty-three years
old. I was graduated from high school
when was seventeen and have been
working since that time. My parents had
a large family and besides supporting my
self, have contributed toward the house
hold expenses. For this reason. although
I have been working some time, have
saved very little money.
I am engaged to boy twenty-five who
has had a similar situation in his home.
We both have gotten along rather well in
the business world, considering we had
Just high school educations. We want to
get married, Miss Lee, and strangely
enough, although our own parents were
married when their prospects we're much
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-22
AbOUe All With
Some Folk These Days

bleaker than ours. they are fighting our
marriage They say Wait. 1t is hard
enough and long enough without stepping
into it so young" My mother was sew
entecn when she married and my father
twenty.
My hance and both feel that We can
get along financially Oil what We make.
So we decided to Just go ahead. The
day after we had made up our minds con-
corning the date of our marriage. girl
in the office where I work was given a
two weeks notice. Her marriage was to
take place in that length of time. went
to my boss and asked him about it, and
he told me they never employed married
omen.
Now that Just about ruins everything.
because we had counted on my money to
buy our furniture and my finances to pay
the expenses and buy the clothing What
is your opinion Of firm that will fire
girl who has worked for it six years just
because she wants to get married. Do
you think We should take a chance and try
to live on my finances salary?
MARGERY.
Are you sure your parents, in both
cases. have no selfish motive? Could
it be that they hate to lose that
extra five or SO week? 1 believe
if their only objection is that you
haven't enough money to strike out,
I would more or less disregard that.
You have both been self-supporting
long enough to know the value Of
money.