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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-21
IS GOING UP,
WAGES GOING DOWN

The ed labor here along the Bowery and West St. which
really the the railroad similar of labor expters,
win Ship workers their before the middle Of April And
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-21

Above is the saIuGged S-4 i1s port
at Boston. The lives Of AZ p0rkers
avere loasted By the many department
IN neglectimg to safeguard the Hoes of
the sailors it used as tools IN prep
Grations for an imperialist aOGr. A
naval court of inquiry officially aUhite-
aOashed Secretary of the Navy Wi
bar, making a Gelt of Admiral
Brunby, IN ch-r9e of operations
around Proviascetolo,a, the scene of the
S-4 disaster.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

spoiled and O DID good cook, she is
q real beauty. And there is character
and intelligence In her face, too. Yes
and breeding, no high-born lady could
have met the awkwardness of Anne's
unexpected coming any better than
your wife did. Look here, she's worthy
of an education. Her mind can be
trained. She can be taught all kinds
of things. Get her some tutors, don't
rob her of her rightful place by burying
her out here under pile of housework.
"I don't want her spoiled" Dick
answered slowly. "Just as she Is. she
Is q sweet, lovable child. I want her
kept that way"
Bob looked shrewdly at his friend.
what about the time when she be-
comes woman. Grows up?"
That's a long way off, Bob. I can
always take her back to France to live
If she grows discontented here"
"Ill tell you one thing, old man."
Bob spoke seriously, 'you may knock
my block off for saying this. But the
fact of the matter is that you don't
love her"
Silence followed this remark.
Then Richard moved uneasily in his
chair. who said did? I'm fond OF
her, she makes me comfortable. In
France they don't expect romantic love
In a successful marriage. I've never
pretended for a moment to love Yvonne
that way"
But" said Bob, blowing a long
Evening star., 1928-12-13

her own brand Of cigarettes, politely
offering Yvonne one, which was
refused. ~
"shall play for you?" Anne asked
presently.
please do" Richard said. q
He opened the piano and seated
Anne on the bench.
II hope you know a lot Of things
from memory" he said. II don't be-
Iieve there's sheet of music in the
house."
Anne smiled and nodded at him, and
then began to play. She had q light
touch and, when she chose, rather a
brilliant style in cresendo passages.
For half an hour she filled the room
with music, old and new. Then she
switched suddenly to songs, accompany
ing herself and singing SnatcheS Of
light opera and musical comedy in a
high clear soprano.
felt her whole being responding to the
music, and for the first time she felt a
pang of envy for the girl who could
SO easily create this beauty. She looked
at Anne. and when Anne beckoned
Richard to her side and sang for him a
song popular when they had known
each other six years before, Yvoilne
was suddenly miserable.
When she. had finished this song
Anne sprang to her feet looking at her
wrist watch.
I've got to run along, folks, she
said. I'm promised for bridge at 10
at Mrs, Barton's."
Richard looked disappointed.
"Oh, I'm not taking Bob along" she
said. "I've got my roadster out here
and I'll step on the gas and not be
more than 20 minutes late. Had q
lovely time really"
She shook hands with Yvonne,
waved goodby to Richard, nodded to
Bob and was gone almost before they
realized it.
/, The room seemed empty, for Anne's
was vivid presence, and tonight she
had been at her very best Yvonne
rose from her chair and said, "I shall
leave you to talk man-like while I 20
to my Kitchen"
Richard smiled at her. run along,
child" he said. "Ill take Bob up to
my workroom and show him around"
AS they went up the stairway they
could hear Yvonne rattling dishes with
great vigor, clearing away the debris of
the feast
In the study they sat smoking
silently for time. Then Bob spoke
do YOU know, Dick, do you realize
what jewel you have in your wife?"
fe'I try to-" Dick answered dryly.
Look here. old man, we're old
friends, and I'm going to presume on
it," Bob leaned forward and placed an
earnest hand on his friends knee.
"Yvonne Is not only sweet and un-
Evening star., 1928-12-13

cloud Of smoke, "the devil Of that Is
that she does love you"
Richard shook his head slowly but
made no answer. A moment later he
turned the talk to other matters. Bob
said no more about Yvonne, but as he
said good night he held her hand close
and pitied her from the depths Of his
heart.
Richard locked the door after his
guest and turned to Yvonne. you're
great little lady," he said. putting his
arms around her. "I didn't have an
idea Anne was coming. or would
have insisted on your having a waitress
to help you. Are you tired?"
Yvonne shook her head.
"Your friend, mademoiselle, Is very
beautiful. very talented" she said
slowly. '
Naturally, she's had money spent
on her education like water. ever since
she was a child. She's a hot-house
f1ower--while you, you, Yvonne, are a
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So, ,'I would rather not, Richard"
4 she said. Il am having for you a
souff1e," she said to the others, speak,
| ing very slowly so they might catch her
4 meaning, "and other things that must
be served at the turn. will come for
the coffee and fromage, and later as
you visit, but now must fly to my
| dinner
It was said charmingly and Richard
saw the look of admiration Bob cast
at the girl.
You're great sport, madame" Bob
said Tell her that in French, Dick,
never could speak the stuff"
| Richard translated. Yvonne smiled
| at Bob, made half bow to Anne, and
turned to leave the room. In few
minutes she was busily laying another
place at the table for Anne, and then
she asked Richard to seat his guests.
Sorry there aren't any drinkables,
Dick said. Didn't think of 1t in time
to provide any"
I'VE won't need any to enjoy this
dinner. am sure" Anne said Sweetly,
rearranging her knives and forks which
Yvonne had placed in the Continental
manner.
The dinner itself was a fantastic
meal. Richard had never been more
conscious of Yvonne than he was as he
watched her moving quietly around the
table, seeing to their wants, serving
them with the delicious food. Anne ate
delieately. and talked of her sister Betty,
whose debut was soon to be made. Bob
was too busy eating to say great deal.
Richard told stories of his hardships in
South America. But each one felt some
what under the speif of the quiet little
creature who waited on them as gra-
ciously as though, she truly found this
the adeai way Of entertaining guests.
With the coffee, .YEonne slipped into
q chair opposite Richard. ..g She had
taken of her apron and her lace cap
Her curly hair was pinned in knot on
top of her head. Sitting there quietly
in her peasant costume of rich mate
rials, she seemed a figure from bygone
time.
propose the health of our hostess"
Bob West said, looking at his coffee and
snifing It's aroma. Her health in the
finest beverage I've ever tasted" He
rose, brandishing his cup, and Richard
explained to Yvonne what they were
about to do. n
"I hope you viii come often to my
husbands house." Yvonne said, when
the little ceremony was over.
II you'll take me Tor regular
boarder, I'll move all my things out
here" Bob said earnestly. Honestly,
Mrs. Ross, didn't think there could
be such delicious food in the world. Tell
her that for me, old man, make 1t
stronger If you can"
AS Richard finished translating,
Anne laughed and said: "Truly, Mrs.
Ross, you have found the way to q
mans heart--I shall have to take some
lessons"
Yvonne went with them into the
living room. choosing a low chair and
sitting in shadow. Richard and
Evening star., 1928-12-13


~ ICHARD felt himself staring at
- Anne. She was dressed far more
simply than when he had seen
l. \ her last. She wore no makeup.
Her hair was longer and she
reSembled in many ways the girl he
had known and admired years before.
He felt flash of the old admiration.
There was rather an awkward pause.
Bob broke it by asking: where's the
wife, Dick? Still dressing? Hope we're
not too early. Anne would come, said
she had met your wife before and was
suWe 1t would be. nicer for us to be even
at the table. Brought her along to keep
:me company, you know
Docs she like America, Dick?" Anne
asked softly, smiling at him.
Richard felt relieved. Good old Bob,
There was no way to get Yvonne out
of the kitchen. Perhaps he could per-
Suade her to come to the table with
them. He faced the situation squarely.
"That is Yvonne you hear in the
Kitchen" he said going. to Anne to
ttake her wrap. "She was determined
ito give you a real French dinner and
sShe's been working at it since early this
smorning. I couldn't persuade her to
tturn over any of the work to any one
Selse, and we have just had an argument
Fin which she insists on staying in the
kitchen and keeping things just right
while we eat the dinner ss@
How quaint" Anne said,
(. Bob came to the rescue.. Fl say, that's
teal hospitality. Can't we go out there
and say hello?" go -
Richard felt relieved: Good old Bob.
TO save, the situation. He went to the
door and spoke Yvonne's name.
I'm a moment, Richard" she said.
HE could see her whipping out OF her
apron and patting her hair in place
nnder the little lace cap. She was
flushed and charming.
Richard took her hand as she came
unto the living room.
"This is my wife, Bob. Yvonne, dear,
Syou have met this lady, Mile. Lovelace.
She has come with Monsieur West to
sample your fine cooking"
! Yvonne made her usual courtsy to
bob, and when she saw Anne extending
n hand in American fashion, she took
I5t, murmuring word of welcome.
"Since we have another lady with U.s.
Yvonne, won't you change your mind
hnd dine at the table with us?" Richard
asked the question gravely, expecting
'Yvonne to answer yes.
But most of Yvonne'S mind was stu
Avith her dinner. IT mattered more
.than ever now with this strange woman
:preSent for the dinner to be perfect.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

flower Of the field. just as lovely, and
far more enduring"
Yvonne flushed under his praise and
fingered the lapel of his coat. Twice
she started to speak and changed her
mind. It was only as they paused at
the top Of the stairs to say good night
that she said, Richard, do you know
something's"
What Is 1t, mysterious one?" he
laughed, mocking her solemn tone.
Nothing" she said, "only, only that
the beautiful mademoiselle is in love
with you.' 4.
Richard started and stared to her.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

Then he said sharply: Nonsense. We
are old friends, that Is all. It Is not
like you to be so foolish, Yvonne"
my heart does not speak foolishness,
it knows, Richard"
Then, without another word. she
Evening star., 1928-12-13
Continued from Yesterdays star.l

Anne Lovelace and Bob West, old friends
OF Richard Ross, have come to dinner.
Richard has married a French peasant
Girl, Yvonne, and requires her to retain
the manners and dress of her native Nor
mandy. He has married her in a fit of
piaue oyer the changed manners and Gus
tcS.s @; society in New York. Anne is an
unexpected guest. Yvonne. thinking only
Bob West was to come, is In the Kitchen
and does not expect to make one of the
dinner party, = :
Evening star., 1928-12-13

went into her room. Richard started
after her. changed his mind. and went
to his own room. Nor did he know
that Yvonne shed tears that night, her
6rst tears since her marriaee TO him.
(To BE Continued.)
Evening star., 1928-12-13

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Evening star., 1928-12-13
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Coldgermsarekilled
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grippe and flu pre-
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Evening star., 1928-12-13
"A happy answer to any gift question

Westinghouse offers something for
everyone on your Christmas list.
There's the new Automatic Turnover
Toaster that will delight the busy
young matron-the warming pad that
will be such comfort to. grand
father -: the iron with the Built-in
Watchnian that will save mother
Evening star., 1928-12-13

work and worry or any one of a
dozen other Westinghouse electrical
gifts.
Whether you want to give an elab-
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sure to find t.just the thing" when
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Westinghouse electrical store.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

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Evening star., 1928-12-13

ONE mi AM
WIFE
BY
BARBARA
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~ Copyright 1923, By Pu0Hc LedgerJ as
Evening star., 1928-12-13
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Evening star., 1928-12-13

This new Deluxe Cory Glow
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Evening star., 1928-12-13

This Wentworth Pot design
sets a new standard for
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Set, including six-cup auto
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Evening star., 1928-12-13

This Aristocrat Turnover
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Evening star., 1928-05-31

~ ANDLOTTERS had big day yes
terday. Some mines have two
wins added to their string today
~ as the result Of yesterdays ac-
tiTities, while several gained q
trio Of victories.
In most cases the spoiis were evenly
divided In numerous twin-bilis provided
followers Of the amateur game.
Few teams failed TO take advantage
Of the holiday.
Cardinals and Beyn1ers are no nearer
solution Of their neighbori1cod feud
out on Conduit road. The Juniors took
| the first game from the big boys yes
terday, z to 3, and dropped the after
noon contest, TO 10.
Bonds CIothers added two at the ex-
pense Of Takorna Tigers, TO 8 and
10 4.
Phoenix A. G. and Hisers Aii-stars
divided two games Hyattsville nine
took the opener, to 4, and dropped
the second, TO Z.
Alexandra Cardinals scored at will
TO defeat Del Rays. Is TO S.
Anacostia Eagles added o win by
Hame Spring sInggers came from be-
hind In the ninth 70 defeat Orioles,
8 TO 5.
Georgetown A. C. took an ii-to-8 de-
| feat from the Easton club Of the East
ern Shore League.
/ stand, but dropped q 5-t0-i verdict
4 R~mAe~ASs1rek44xWsx Wfta ak ETMARF<ekn. a..
burg, Va.
Brsok Grubbs oliver Spring-Ken
ssngton outfit won two from Ballston
yesterday. 0 70 . and 5 70 2.
White Ravens and Try-Mes divided
q pair, the former getting . i5-to-s
| verdict made 5-to~7 setback.
Terminal Ieenen fumbled ArmJ
War College tossers, . 70 /.
Army Mediees handed Capitol A. G
nine surprise In a 7-to-z victory.
Allied Roofers shut out Maryland
A. c., 4 TO 0, With Hill hurting a. hh
best,
4. g. n. MayfeweT nine had m
| trouble administering a 22-to-0 drub-
/ osng 70 Red Cross nine.
Service Seniors gained Stool De.
| c5eaon over Pierce A. @. st Hyattsvaile
l Playing almost perfect bail. H0ij
Rosary Seniors turned back Monrof
a, C., . 70 0.
| Engtneers hit timely 10 gain an s~to-i
tgianSDh oyeT Red Cro@S hAsers.
Community Center juniors twics
iaunb,ed Kennedy Juniors, 10 70 2 and
10 70 4.
! HaAIey Midgets defeated Lsng.eys,
/ TO 4, and Etonewaiis, 10 8.
/ Gzst0ns added two more by defeat.
tng Josansons, Q u ., and Cardinals
| 8 70 2,
George4oyn nine scored In all bsi'
two frames 10 win over Cardinals, IL
~ q.
/ Cleveland Park took q wild contesi
| from Yankees, 10 70 10.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
POTOMAC IN PRIME
SHAPE FOR FISHING

The Potomac River Is in fine condi-
ton for the anglers and striped bass
or rockfish are reported being caught
In the swift water opposite Fletcher's
Boathouse and between that place and
the Chain Bridge.
The opening of the bass season yes
terday In the District OF Columbia
brought out great many anglers, but
their success, as far as the Tidal Basin
was concerned, did not bring many
smiles, as comparatively few OF the
gamesters were landed.
The older fishermen visiting the basin
yesterday gave two reasons for the
small number OF bass landed. First,
they said that there Is too much natu-
raj food in the basin. 1t being full Of
minnows. and. second, the bait offered
the bass yesterday were pike and bull
minf1ows, not particularly attractive to
the bass. One Of the best baits for
these fish are the smelt and this bait
could not be obtained from any OF the
river fishermen
All reports from saltwater fishing
grounds say that the hardheads are
striking and that good catches and big
fish are being landed each day.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
EVEN BREAKS ARE RULE
IN SANDLOT TWIN-BILLS

Powhatan Midgets twice defeated
Planskys yesterday, 10 to 7 and 10 to o.
Metropoiitans were victims Of Colum-
bia Heights, 8 to 3. Tuttle and II.
Groves starred with the bat.
Lionel Insects won over Lincoln Post
0 to 6, but lost to Arlingtons, . TO 10.
Charles Russell hurled Auth's Insects
TO q l3-to-I win over Mount Rainiers.
Lynch pitched at his best as Senators
turned back George Sisler Insects,
6 TO 5.
X. Smith and ". Harrison led at bat
as Marberry Insects defeated Big 7
Midgets, IL 10 10.
Friendship yielded 10 Chevy Chase In
the first game. 8 to 8, ana took the
second, 2 to 4.
Doves good pitching and hitting en-
abled Brookiand Boys Club nine to win
over ColIegians, 9 TO 3.
Corinthian sidxets copped three
games. Postal Messengers fell, Is 10 !;
Powi3atans were hunnbied. 3 TO !, and
LangIeys suffered 13-to-5 drlibbing.
Community Center Insects bagged a
i7-to-s victory over Corinthians.
Mercury Juniors were defeated by
the strong Capitol Midgets, Is TO 3.
Southern Railway Seniors halted the
ID. J. Kaufman nine, Z 10 4. Call Main
46i for games With the winners.
Auth unlimited and senior mines wiz
drill today and tomorrow at o'clock
on No. 10 diamond. Games for Gatur-
day are sought. Call Franklin 1871.
Thrice defeated yesterday, Monroe
A. G. players will hold batting practice
tomorrow and Saturday on their dia-
n1ond, Fourth Battalion Firemen and
Pierce A. G. mines will be engaged Sun
day.
Al District Heights players are re-
Qtiested TO report for drill on their dia-
n1ond at $50 O'Clock this evening.
Postal Messengers are cardcd 70 meet
Avalon Eaaies Sunday on Kenilworth
diamond Call Main 44i4 for games
with Messengers.
Douglas A. e, IL seeking game for
Saturday. Call Lincoln 2430~J.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
LINCOLN Is WINNER
or HOWARD U. MEET

Scoring 54is points, Lincoln Univer-
sity won the eighth annual Howard
University open track meet here yes
terday. Howard was second with AZ
points, and Holy Cross of Pittsburgh,
with IS, was third. Dunbar High took
first honors In the interscholastic group,
with Armstrong High second.
Exhibition races by Phil Edwards, in
tercollegiate half-mile champion, and
Bill Butler of Geneva College, 440-yard
luminary, we're interesting features.
Summaries:
OPEN EVENTS.
,1OO.ysrd dash-Won by z. Williams
third. Baskerville tLincoln) Time. 10 LILO
One.mlie race--won by Mitchell Lin
colnl second Moore fHoly cross third.
Gnanez lHoiy Cross. Time minutes
-. fi6yard ru,,wop ,,1, by Lans.op r,. wB,ss; HGw
Howard Tme 81 so .econds
.120.yard high hurdles-won by. Lewis
,btrd Hos rcSibad 'ecana M1' re
sso.yard run--won by silvera fLincoln, ::
copp eIppo Tine. ns' nD mlnntes taS seconds s'''
Two-mils rpn-z1Won by, Moore ,HolGy ,,Gy
Bradley lLincolnI. Time. 10 minutes II
..ssss sssswqe y w,sg. sg o, wsT. grg..
third. Langston Howard Time. 2" lilo
'eeYsso Iec.yard low hurdle.--won by Lewis
Holy .Crossl: second. Archibald ffiowardl !;
third. Baker nAncolnI. Time. 1873 seconds.
.s@o"d srSss Hdy ~ eTosa
third, Z, Williams tHowardI. Distance. Il
Running high iump--won by sydnor tLi!-
coln) second LambriTht LIncoln): third,
Young tLincoln, and Hill tHowardl, tied.
Ie,po"nd t%u1 d'' shotmwon by Bryant Lin.
coln,: second, Kea Iincolnl third Drew
6ss Al by eet Asder.oS s ansne'
attachedl :: second. Bryant fLincoln) third,
Harrid lHowardl. Distance. 12s feet 8
Pole vault---won by Utterbsck holy
Crossl second. HilIman tLncolnl third
spounS afsh bg Mes sfft
ardl: second Martin (unattachedl third
Tyson Howard. Distance. 1875 feet
JaveIin .hrow-won b., Gauntt Howard !:
special sso.ysrd runoWon by Phil Ed.
Tasd. Sfr YG5 bTndIver;;y' ;ns :scond
special 440.yard rnn.mwon by Bill Butler
lgenevai: second. Young Howard. Time,
" MiIe ' rrIas@won by Holy Cross: second.
Lincoln. third. Howard Time. 3 minutes
81 seconds.
ACHOLAGTIC EVENTS.
410.yard rnn---won by Jefferson dun
bar High: second. Walker Dunbar High !:
third. Campbell tArmstrongl. Time, 55
seconds.
1O0.yard dasb--won by wellington
Rhodes school New York;: second. Larry
Dunbar third Payne dunbar. Time.
10 2-I0 seconds
12O-yard low hurdIss--won by Larry
lDunbarl: second. wellington fRhodes
school of New York;: third Payne DUR
ssO-yard rur---Won By Lee tArmstronrl ::
second Walker dunbar: third. Morris
tArmstrong). Time. 2 minutes 10 seconds.
220.sard dash---Won by wellington
Rhodes school OF New York; second. Larry
dunbar: third. Wooden dunbar. Time
So3 Ito seconds
One-mlie reiay--Won by Dunbar: second
Armstrong: third. Bowie. Time minutes
40 seconds
High iump-won by Coates (pbeips) ::
second. Glover tDnnbarI third Davis iDun-
BARI HeiRht. feet inches
Broad 1ump--W0n by Caldwell fBowie) ::
bari. Distance. ~ feet 10 inches.
shoiDut--Won by Stokes dunbar: sec
ond. Gerald fArmEtronR,: third. Richard
son fArmstronRl. Distance. 90 feet q y
inches.