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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21

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Once 4, got q Western Union
from 4 girl in the Follies. You
are discerning critic and one
who knows his theater, the mes.
sage read. 1t was signed Edna
Leedon1. = The occasion for the
graceful compliment was d review
in The washington Times OF q
ZiegfeId F'ollies, In which Miss
Leedom was given the generous
treatment | thought her perform
ance deserved. Since then Miss
row with the Shuberts, survived
an appendicities operation and ac.
quired an $4,000, 900 husband.
On saturday afternoon Law.
renee Beatus introduced me to
Dave Stamper, ex-F0llieite and
once husband Of Edna Leedona. He
Is the composer Of the music in
the Frank Cambria presentation,
'.Bowery Follies, z now playing at
tho Palace, and incidentally has
turned out catchy tune in Diana
OF Madison Square" featured in
the act. Introductions over. Mr..
Stamper recalled last time he
played washington was with the
''F'olnes.' He was the pianist Of
his then wife's act. II gave you
d nice notice" reminded just to
keep up my end OF the dialogue.
Yes, yes. remember 1t well, Mr..
Stamper replied. You know.
Edna and I talked It over and 4
sent telegram. Did you get 1t?
Her name was signed to it, OF
course.
Thus perishes Illusion.
George White Is rehearsing his
new scandals" to open in At
lantic City early in June. You
will find that most OF his old
stars are in the 1923 cast. with
the exception Of Buster West.
AT this late day 1t is telling no
state secret to reveal that said
Mr.. West got TOP much applause
to suit some Of the stars with
four.figure salary envelopes. Bus
ter nl0nopoIized attention on the
last New York opening night and,
my dears. fire case of back.
stage jealousy developed. Busters
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21

To one beat the drum and unanswered the spotgne
a nnhli.,tv for those reyered mmes-the ST. Patrick
Playersit like attending reunion to settle down
in the comfortable chairs Of the S. j. Stebbns playhouse
more generally known the Fox Theater.
The loudspeaker announcements of the invisible maser
of ceremonies come from Lawrence Downey former
at ard ID the various ensembles that parade through
the presentations can be recognized Helen Kearne Peggy
Little Mary Deery, Ida Belt Bessie and Alice Cusn' ana
Eleanor Uovanett They have to be acquired certain
professional polish under skllful direction OF MT
Onmansky ballet luxe but still retain that youth
full enthusiasm charm which marked budding talent IN
the amateur ranks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21
California SOngbird

Lillian CHASER. prima donna with
DeWolf Hopper in 1.-THE Mikado,"
at Polls, is from California. She
has been a popular favorite in the
West in musical attractions. For
the past two seasons she has been
engaged in musical productions ~
New York and tho principal East.
ern cities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21
Marion DaDles CrOuned
Queen Of Condolences
By Work In Pats"

NO critics odid themselves singing the praises Of
DGUes her latest picture Thc PGtsy ohen q tcas
shown Capo Proclaimed the greatest coincidence
Lauded the skies by the metro
unanimously declared by the revIetoers
to remarkable earacterzao Her hsrion1c ability
recognized BIT this delightful CtndereHG rote
Miss DoOies fairly swept the critics and the public R Their tsss
famous stars The picture
similar acclaim from all Of the wash
iagton nNOUie critics -, :, -,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21
Turtle Race

Al race between two turtles with
iabbering parrots mounted on
their backs. is an interesting
human interest touch OF IRA
mona" Dolores Del Rios latest
picture now showing at Loew's
Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
MADRID BANlSHES
HORDES OF BEGGARS
More Than 400 Rounded Up by
Police and Sent Back to
Their Birthplaees.

Gore spondenee % the Associated Press
MADRID. Spain -- Gen Martinez
Anidn. minister of the interior and
onc q the strong men Of Gen. Primo
DE- EiyeTss semi military government.
Is determined to cure the pestilence of
professional mendicancy which shocks
visitors 70 the principal cities Of Spain
More than 400 Of these never works
have been netted b. the Madrid police
and sent back 70 the places of their
birth. 50 that the streets of the capital
viii ~ comparatively clear for at least
the time they need r. flno their aay
back
TIE greater proportion % the mendi-
csnts IN Spain Is composed o. bind
people but this does not mean tnat
there are really more blind in Spain
than in other nations What happens
ss tlst they sL 20 on t0 the street,
where thet ran make q far better !v-
ing from aims than from working a. a
trade IN one ~ the many aaylums pro-
sideo for their welfare
Gen Martinez hnid0 has ordered all
the civil governors Of The ~ provinces
10 take measures u prevent the eznsbi-
fi0n u the blind on the streets He in
tends II possible " compel them ~
sogk - trades and when they prove
refractory. n intern them u one great
asylum 80 the vicinity of Pamp.ona
which is fitted With all Einc6 ~ com
forts lie had ordered also q country
w'i6e census ~ inc p0of bind,
Evening star., 1928-03-30
COMM!TTEESPLAN
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
Annual Tea and Linen Show
er to Be Held at Rust
Hall April 13.

Chsirmen Of the various committees
in chsrge Of arrangements for the
annual tea and linen shower for the
benent Of Sibley Memorial Hospital
which will be held Friday afternoon
and evening. April IS. at Rust Hall, met
this afternoon at the guild rooms at
the hospital 10 complete plans. Mrs,
JOY Elmer Morgan, general chairman
presided
Mrs. Charles s. Cole has invited Mrs
William F. Mcdowell Mrs. J. Phelps
Hand. Mrs Elizabeth Brubaker, dean
Of the Nurses Training School, Miss
Bette SmithSon superintendent OF
nurses. and the wives Of Methodist min
listers az the city 10 assist in receiving
the guests at the tea.
Mrs. LucjuS c. Clark and ladies Of
the faculty Of American University Will
be in charge Of the tearoom. Mrs. T.
J GattiS, assisted by ladies OF the
Foundry Church and nurses. Will have
charge OF guiding guests through the
hospital
Mrs I. H. Entwisle and Mrs. O. j.
Singleton Will be in charge OF the
flowers Mrs Dinev r GvoH and Mrs
William s BuSiCk Will direct the sale
Of ice cream and cake Mrs. c, How
ard Lambdin Miss Ruth Clark. Miss
Ella NJ Hayward and Miss Bernice
Huff Will be in charge Of the Sibley
Junior Guild party, which Will take
place in the kindergarten room Mrs.
T W Stanton. Mrs Charles f. Wire
and Miss Emily Judd will supervise
decorations.
Mrs. Alfred c Fisher and Mrs. A. s.
Henderson are heading the campaign
for cash donations 10 purchase tables
and lamps needed for Robinson Hail.
Mrs. Henry s. France is in charge OF
publicity.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
NEW FASCIST RULING
BARS ORGANIZATIONS
All Bodies Except Those Asso-
ciated With Official Youths
Group TO Be Dissolved.

- THE Associated Press.
ROME. Mareh 30.-Stefani official
italian news agency, announced today
that q decree abolishing all organiza -
tions having TO Go with the education
Of the Italian youth except those COM
ing under the Official Fascist organiza-
ton the Balilla, has been adopted by
the council Of ministers.
The announcement said.
The premier has presented 10 the
council Of ministers a decree by which,
for the purpose OF assuring realization
Of the aims OF the National Institute
Of Balillas. the formation is forbidden
OF any organization. even provision
which proposes 10 favor instruction
leading TO professions or trades, or the
physical moral or spiritual education
Of the youth. except in organization
depending upon the National Institute
Of Balillas.
The projects. within so days OF the
signing Of the decree. viii order the
dissolution Of al formations or organ
fzations mentioned. The council Of
ministers adopted the decree.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
SECOND SCI ION
LOCAL NEWS
SUICIDE Fooled,
WIFE FLEE5
HOME

After an attempted suicide at
midnight last night, Mrs. Edna
Campbell, 50, mother Of two chill
dren. disappeared from her home in
the $500 block OF Georgia Avenue
Northwest.
While in the presence Of both
children and her husband. accord
Ing to police. Mrs. Campbell drank
poison. She then ran out of the
house and an hour later her hus-
band asked that search be made,
as he feared she might repeat her
attempt to end her life.
She only drank a small quantity
of the poison. the husband said. He
Knocked the bottle from her hand.
Mrs. Campbell Is five feet three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
ALL WA ON
HOME TOWN PACE
TNO OF Wreck
V|CT ms HURT
SERIOUSLY

Two of those injured early
Wednesday morning when stray
horse derailed a Baltimore-W Wash.
ington express running at high
speed at Springman's Curve on the
w. B. and Al. electric line, less
than a mile beyond the District
Line. were reported today in a
serious condition.
Jacob karbouniczek, 4S, 200 block
of South Ann St., Baltimore, a
patient at Casualty Hospital, has
a compound fracture of the right
leg, Commissions, abrasions and pos
sible internal injuries.
William Lee, 81, colored, of Bor-
den, Va, is at Emergency Hospital
with a broken back.
The other eight, who were taken
to Emergency and Casualty Hos
pitfalls, were only slightly injured
and were discharged yesterday.
The accident occurred when the
two.car train, rounding Spring.
mans curve at high speed, crashed
into a stray horse on the track.
Both cars left the rails and were
overturned, one of them breaking
off a high tension power line pole.
Police, firemen and hospitals
were summoned but their vehicles
were unable to get within a quar-
ter of mile of the scene of the
accident. DIR. r. Apgar, of Seat
Pleasant, was called and gave first
aid to those injured until the am
bulance arrived.
Philip Oster, 1900 block Gales st.
n. W., motorman Of the train, and
Harry J. Dutton, Of the 2400 block
Jefferson St., Baltimore. conductor,
were among those injured. but dis
charged from the hospital yester-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
ID. g. War Mothers Take
Veterans on Excursion

The American War Mothers a.
the District Of Columbia today en-
tertained as patients from Walter
Reed. Mount Alto and the Naval
Hospitals on an excursion %
Marshall Hall.
The party left by boat this morn
ing and q lunch was served the
soldiers and entertainment furnish
ed them. Mrs. A. Anthony - chair
man Of the arrangements.
The American war Mothers win
hold i meeting tomorrow night az
3 o'clock at the Hamilton Hotel
Col. j. al. Moss win speak and
Mrs. Katie Gross will provide
music. The meeting will be I'm
charge OF Mrs. Mary 4. Shanahan,
the president.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

Dubious over the personalities of
her stock OF sparklers. she took
them into the dining room Of her
home. Of which the front room IL
used for the store. She tested one
sparkler over gas-jet.
The sparlx1er retained it, pristine
pep to such an extent that thres
fire engines and = truck company
had to be called before the last
sparkler ceased to sizzle. The
sparkIer which was being tested
ignited an entire box. the box ig-
nited another box. and the pyro-
technic display was under way.
Damage. however. proved to be
nothing more serious than a heavy
fnroad into the stores Fourth OF
July stock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
Mrs. Williams Gets
Decree and AlimOnY

Justice Peyton Gordon. in Equity
Court yesterday. awarded an@4nter-
Iocutory decree for absolute divorce
in favor of Mrs. Grace r.. Williams,
of the 1900 block Columbia Rd..
n. w, who had sued her husband,
Edward r. Williams, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the grounds of unfaithful-
ness
Mrs. Williams is awarded custody
Of the two children and alimony of
5000 a month. The couple were
married November Is, 1916. Attor-
ney George E. Sullivan appeared
for the wife.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
DUE
FOR TWO
GRADES

Two groups of Government
employees are threatened with
j loss Of the raises to which
they are entitled under the
Welch pay-increase act through
failure Of the Government de-
partments to carry out the
rules for administration of the
act handed down by Comp
troIler General j. r. McCarl.
Some OF the departments, The
Washington Times learned today,
are baking at McCarl's ruling that
All employees now in grades OF
the professional and IL OF the
clerical services must 60 up into
grades and IL respectively.
Drafters OF the WEIGH bill intended
that these employees should be seq
regated, some going into the new
grades 4 and IL. and others into
the new grades 5 and u.
All Advances Intended
McCarl ruled, however. that all
OF them would have to be advanced
under the terms OF the bill as 1t
finally passed.
The present grades and II have
4 salary range from So. 500 to $4,000.
The new grades land II VIII have .ve
salary range from $500 to $4,4VO
and the new grades and 10 will
range from $500 to $500.
Failure to follow McCarl's ruling
would therefore mean the loss of
several hundred dollars annually
to some employees.
Several of the departments have
decided not to follow McCarPs ruling
and are placing some Of these EN-
ployes IN the lower grades.
Protest Filed
They are understood to be taking
this action on the assumption that
McCarl will reverse his decision. IL
he does NOT they will be forced to
advance all the employees whether
they want to or not. ANY action
which is taken now Is preliminary
and can be changed any time be
tween now and July Is, when the
first raises are distributed under
the WEIGH act. -
McCarrs office indicated today
that there will be no change in the
nav decision. IT is known, however,
that the Comptroller General has
before him a protest from the Per-
sonnet Classification Board in re-
gard to his decision.
Whether he is actually giving this
protest serious consideration is not
known. He has not yet. however.
answered q protest filed with him
two weeks ago by the Federation
Of Federal Employees. Until he has
done 50, there is still a chance that
he viii change his mind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
TECH STUDENTS
SEE NEW HOME

When school opens next fall Nc.
Jinley Manual Training School, for
many years located at Seventh and
Rhole Island Avenue northwest, will
be in a new building at Second and
4 Streets northeast.
The old school building was aban.
doned by the Tech student body and
alumni yesterday in farewell ex.
ercises in the school auditorium
followed by parade to the new
building.
The parade was led by the cadet
corps and the school band with
superintendent of Schools Frank w.
Ballou, Superintendent Frank c.
Daniel and other members OF the
faculty in line.
The alumni joined the procession
with mixed emotions. They had all
attended, and graduated from the
old building at Seventh Street and
Rhode Island Avenue, and the old
building was an essential part OF
s'Tech" as they knew it.
Additional exercises were held in
the new school building when the
parade arrived there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
Breathless
Story Of q
Woman
Daring
- sT0RY LII III

Alan Brennnway returns from
Mexico % meet Shirley Dane, >
girl he has not seen IA seven
years. shirley tells him her
father Ieft her &2O0, 900 which -
invested by Roger I<eifom, = young
lawyer. At 3 reception, Shirley
points out Mn. CynaE, powerful
figure I'M wall Street. AImm d.
trusts the magnate. Alam leArNs
that KeIton IS faced with DAsk-
rupfcy and will BE- charged with
embexzIimg his clients funds
NOW CONTINUE
tim going at once to
young Kelton, he said.
I'm having 4 guest to
lunch, said Coin ore.
Would you mind telling him
about mine and, Of course,
he can have ii 1T once il he
wants it.
Twenty minutes later Alan
had reached William Street
and speedily found himself III
Kenton's office.
How do you do, Mr..
Brennaway heard yOu
were back. How nice of yOu
to look me up 90 soon I"
So this was Roger Kelton.
Alan allowed himself \ long.
look at the boy Of 20 who
had become i man Of N.
It's good to be back ne
said, while BE was looking
by the way, IL you call me
Mr.. Brennaway 4 shall
havs To call you Mr.
Kelton. q
Please don't do that
Som Z thing disappointing
] about bis manner, Alan d.
cided. Eager, yet languid.
Something placatory about
his laugh, something arrO-
CANT about his eyes
II didn't know until yeeterd. y
that you had succeeded to tbs
business, said Alan convention.
ally. III was very much out q
touch. would have written. q
course. Your father was always
CONTINUED on Fiction Page.l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
Mrs. Beale Accuses
Husband of Neglect

Cruelty and neglect is charged in
suit for limited divorce filed by
Mrs. Juanita r.. Beale, of the $500
block Of Twenty st. N. E.,
against her husband, Warren H.
S. e.. in Equity Court yesterday.
The couple were married Ssptenl.
Der 2. 1915 Attorney r. Morris
Wampler filed the petition for Mrs.
Beale.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

For IN everyday directory to Wash
tRgtOB's furnished and uaTnrBisbed apart
g4eUta for rent read the classified
rental columns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
b. C.-N. II. Air Service
Offered Nv Company

Daily passenger air service pc
tween washington and New York
was inaugurated yesterday by the
Seaboard Always, Inc.
"A Ryan cabin monoplane, piloted
by Lieut.. Walter Brooke, left the
Washington Airport at $50 a. m.
and reached New York at 10:AS
a. m. 1t left New York on the re-
turn trip at b. m. and arrived here
at els b. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

inches tall and weighs about 100
pounds, with brown hair and eyes.
She wore green dress, black shoes
and was without a hat or coat when
she left. She drove off in her hus-
bands small sedan bearing tag
numbers 2727
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
SporkIer Still Good,
Sets House Afre
I'M staff Rhotog

Mrs T. Musseman who keeps store in the 1900 block
Of Four a-TTaf ST. Isl W. wondered whether some ire
works she left fromlas good They
II 8
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
NO. -2O7-HOWARD HOUSE

House in its ha1cyon days was
always full up and was the gath.
ering place for many men in public
life.
1t was patronized especially by
politicians and lawmakers from the
Southern states and was known as
political headquarters for the
South"
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
A Business Mans Sermon For Business People
BY c. H. MCCOY

fretng
handed tricks fellow when
there enough all will just
The promulgated guidance
his relations with his fellow the divine DO
unto others would that others do YOU only had the
this implicitly different this
old world would could others
realize while neighbours
working salvation
below.
The Divine Architect this laid stuIdOu
order to make for aand there should be cowng There
perform
accomplish EACH his salvation.
"Judge lest be judged" No had
ideas
nothing to be gained by casting reflections
the honor intelligence and
cheer and charity for all both friend and
will bring reward that
but perhaps he is doing his best
the friendly,
order but jealous enyous undrhandd
the credit of
probably
folly in
the other fellow he
has been said there is good in it,
deal depends which the to
looking for the good in others and the rule
their virtues
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
GENERAL SESSION FRIDAY AFTER.
NOON

The Lewis and Clark Auditorium
1:3O-Music. Grade School Double Trio.
Address: What School CAN and
CAN NOT DO" Il. o. Holland.
President Washington State Col
lege. Pullman. Wash.
2:3O-"What the Child Knows About the
Community, and Where He Gets
the information" w. II. Burton.
President, The National Conference
on Educational Method, New York
City.
3:i5-"The Man with the Folded Arms"
Dr. William McAndrew, Superin-
tendent of Schools, Chicago, Ill
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
FRIDAY NOON LUNcHEONS
ADMINISTRATIVE WOMEN IN EDU-
CATION LUNCHEON

Marie AntOinette Room, Davenport
Hotel, Friday. 1890 o'clock.
Secure your tickets from Mabel V. Farms
worth and Eleanor Worcester or at the
l. Il. T.. A. desk at Davenport s.
COOLING COLLEGE LUNCHEON
Davenport Hotel. 1876 o'clock Friday
President c. l.. Tenney will be in
charge
ADMINISTRATIVE WOMEN IN EDU-
CATiON-Mare Antoinette Room, DaV-
export HoteI--12:30 p. M.
Chairman, Maude NJ. Stinson.
Secretary. Carlotta Collins.
Greeting-O. G. Pratt. Superintendent of
Schools, Spokane. Wash.
Address-Dr. William McAndrew. Super
intendent of Schools. Chicago, Illinois.
Supervision-W. II. Burton, Department
Of Education. University of Chicago.
Blazing the Trail" Mrs. Josephine Cor
liss Preston, state Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, Washington.
n. L. A. 192S-Conclia Adair. President
National Education Association, Wash
ington. ID. G.
THE Boston Meetings of Administrative
Women" Myrtle l.. Kaufman, Assist
ant Superintendent of Schools. Spokane,
Wash.
Business Meeting and Election of officers.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
NORTH PACIFIC SECTION OF THE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNI
VERSiTY WOMEN-Davenport Hotel
ERInhN and SATURDAY.

President Washington State Division
Mrs Pelagius Williams. Belllngham.
Sectional Director-Mrs. Melvin a. Bran
non, Helena, Mont
President Spokane Branch, and Confer
ence Chairman-Mrs. irving Davis
Speakers-Dr. William McAndrew, SUI
perintendent Of Schools. Chicago Mrs.
\. W. Cooper Portland, ore. (Seeond
Vice President of the National Asso-
ciation): DIR. Esther Caukin, Washing
ton, d. c. tSccretaFy of the Commit
tee on international Relations).
All college women are invited to attend
the conference Banquet Friday evening.
FRIDAY EVENING BANQUET
NORTH PACIFIC SECTION OF The
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF uni
VERSlTY WOMEN-Davenport Hotel.
Dir William McAndrew, Superintendent
of Schools, Chicago, ILL.,, will speak.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
QUICK CAKE

Is cup soft butter
Ia cups brown sugar
2 eggs
" cup milk
~ cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon cinnamon
" teaspoon nutmeg
q ID. prepared dates.
put all ingredients together ana beat
for three minutes. Bake in buttered
cake tin 35 to 40 minutes in moder-
ate oven.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-03-29
CURTAINS LAUNDERED

LACE CURTAINS Numbered. soc and soc
per pair. Called for and delivered.
Glen. 3S33-J.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
ParamOunt's First Home.

click of the camera. the loud-spoken
warning Of the director: Don't walk
near that canvas: you shake the
scenery"
Today an audience Of thousands sits
under the huge dome OF the Paramount
Theater Building In New York. Hun
dreds Of others sauntered through the
lobbies, down the corridors. up the
stairs to inspect the palace.
At the new Paramount studio in Hol-
lywood very recently workman slapped
the last brushful of paint on less pre-
tentious building. Nearby some carpen-
ters gathered up their tools. their work
finished
It marked the old barns rejuvenation
In a coat Of gray with green-trimmed
doors and windows. 1t occupies the
place Of honor on the 26-acre lot Of the
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
In Hollywood Every board Is just as 1t
was on Vine street ID years ago. Only
now around 1t Is a garden OF Towering
plants and shrubs; the interior is a soft
gray, electrically lighted from lanterns
hung on the rafters of the loft. Rich
rugs cover the cracks between the
boards OF the floor.
Paramount workers now call 1t club
room