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Phoenix tribune., 1928-04-01

Though at many times fine men
and true have been on the City
Commission of Phoenix, none has
ever been more constant to the
interests of the public than A. L
Boehmer.
Boehmer's record is an open
book. His selection for the past
term by the highest vote on the
ticket tells of the public's conf
dence in his ability and his hon.
esty and endeavor to serve the
best interests of the people.
Make him one of your partners
in the administration of your
city's affairs and he will again
prove his value.
Headquarters Phone 1894
Phoenix tribune., 1928-04-01
1t Pays to Advertise

An advertisement inserted in the
last issue of the Phoenix Tribune
making inquiry about a certain arti-
Gle, it's whereabouts, status, ETC., has
had the effect of bringing the article
Phoenix tribune., 1928-04-01

Headquarters Phone 1894
Evening star., 1928-03-12
OUTSTANDING WORLD EVENTS
OF PAST WEEK BRIEFLY TOLD

protection OF the frontiers. Airplanes,
tanks and detachmenta Of various kinds
were put In readiness for any eventual
ity. and reiniorcements, particularly
of the air service. stood by for rapid
movement In case Of warfare.
New Aspect Of situation.
Latest dispatches, however. gave the
situation II new angle. An emissary
Of lbn Saud. returning from koweit TO
Cairo. declared that he had been sent
to the affected district by the King HIM
self for the purpose OF pacifying the
trlbeamen and reatofing peace. The
Sultan of Nejd receives large yearly
, grant from the British government, for
he was valuable In the great work In
holding certain tribes In check and IN
10 the present he has respected the
boundaries of Irak and Translordanla
lying ON the road 10 India. In London
there appears to be confidence that lbn
Haud VIII not withdraw himself from
the generous hand Of Great britain.
The Council OF the League of Ma.
! tions ended Its week's lahora with re-
| quest To Brazil and Spain not Ia with
draw from the League. The question
| which II was thought might create con-
| siderable controversy that nj the
seizure Of machine gums In Hungary
and their destruction shifted 10
the ahonlders OF special committee
This committee IL to investigate the
incident ~ to how and why The guns
reached Hungary, thus violating the
rrianon treaty. whether Hungary and
Italy Were knowingly involved, and why
the guns were destroyed before they
could be- examined The eammlttee
cannot report back ~ the Council until
next June,
Tyral Issue Less Acute.
beyund diaruaaing Ut certain mat
tsts nf minor Importance. the Council
had little 10 do, and adjourned at the
end ot The week,
The controversy between Italy and
Austria over the German speaking
population nj South Tyrol, an Italian
! province. MAs aulsavenl tAs snlAe week.
Evening star., 1928-03-12

The Austrian chancellor. Ignaa Seipel.
has ordered u atenographic report ut
Premier Muasnllni's speech denauncing
Austria or any other country that would
interfere In ltaly's administration Ut
her own territories, lie expects to
digrst this ut leisure. meanwhile the
Austrian government In maintaining
silence.
The "napper vote"~~the franchise for
women OF III uf n,ote promises IL be-
a reality IN England PREMIER baldwin
gave hts wufd u u great assemblage at
women In iondon that Parliament
Wauld surely pass the necessary measure
Al this seaslnn, lie Was the ttrst premier
10 appear before auoh Votes for waMv
en- gathering, and the wnnsen showed
their appreciation In enthusiastic ao~
claim, CoMeident with thia promise
Was the election 10 Parliament nt Mrs.
Walter Runciman. wife at the farmer
cabinet mtnlater, and OF Mlas tshhel
Mauiinnald, daughter VI Ramsay Maes
nonald, iplMer labor premier. u the
LQAdun NVNAtyt Council. ..u..,..uu...........
Evening star., 1928-03-12

iiy the Assoclated Press.
Theodore Roosevelt once warned
Great Britain that she should get out
Of Egypt or govern actually govern
that country.
That was In 1910, when Roosevelt
was returning from his South African
tour, IF you have not the right and
not the desire to keep order" said the
ex-pfesident, then by all means get
out But II, AZ hope. you feel that
your duty Ia ciyilize mankind and your
fenlty tn your own traditions alike bid
you 10 stay. then make the fact and
the name agree and show that you are
10 meet In very deed the responsibility
which is yours"
In the intervening period Great
Britain has been faced by manifold
problems IN Egypt, and last week the
Egyptian Parliament rejected treaty
drawn up by BarWat Paaha. the pre-
mier, and Sir Austen Chamberlain, the
British foreign minister. Immediately
the British high commissioners present
I'd n note 10 the Egyptian government
setting forth British objections 10 Ger
tain legislation and intimating that
Britain would tolerate 40 measures
| against her interests.
Firm stand Indicated.
Al the same time London dispatches
declared that Great Britain would
stand by her demands treaty or no
treaty.
The desert land Of Arabia affords
another problem for British diplomacy.
There Great Britain holds mandates
over irak, Transjofdanla and Knwett,
aud early In The week The King 0f the
iiedlax and Sultan of NeId, Abdul Azis
Tin 4a,ld, was reported io he prepaf"
ing for IL holy war, 0r al least descenta
Oh The three territories under hTltlnh
mandate.
lin Saud has long record Of viG~
toriea over yaiin,ih tribes. and Ia nnW
filsF over nearly 100000 people Ills
Wahah warriors are noted fighters
and woid that they were again on the
warpaih aroused anxiety In England
stems Msle Immediately lAken for ths
Evening star., 1928-03-12
HUNGARY SHARES
CUSTODYOF CROWN
Government Obtains Key to
Treasure Formerly
Held by Count.

BY the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST. Hungary. March Ia
Parliament has adopted a measure
placing the famous crown Of ST. Ste
phen. used to crown the kings Of Hun
gary, In the equal custody Of the gov
ernment and Count Bella Ambrory, who
hitherto has been the sole guardian.
Hungary'S anomalous position Of be-
ing kingdom without king came up
in the course of debate upon the bill.
which was introduced by Premier Beth
len,
The Socialist Deputy Proper de-
clared it was time that uncertainty
whether Hungary was TO be q mon
archy or republic should be removed
by submitting the question to the pec-
pie, lie insisted that the peoples lead
ers should be allowed 10 spread prop
aganda for the establishment Of q re
public just rs the rionarchiStS are per-
mitted TO agitate for q kingdom.
Count Bethlen replied that there was
no uncertainty whatever. for Hungary
was still kingdom.
Then where is your king" shouted
Proper,
To this the premier retcrted that the
law Of 1920 dethroning the HapshurSS
WAS itself an act In preparation for re-
storing the kingdom at the proper
time.
Accusing the premier Of fearing the
designs of the legitimatistS In favor Of
the HapSb0rgS. prcpper added: And
those who will choose the kings are in
turn afraid that when they have Sc
lected the king yua will not surrender
the crown"
Premier Eethlen responded that such
fear was unt0Stiiled and the bill was
adopted by large majority.
The Vienna Aeend, In dispatch
from Budapest on February 10, said
that when Count Ssechenyi. custodian
with Count AmhrcSy OF 81. stephens
Crown. died recently. it Was reported
that the counts key to the cTNWn cup
hoard had disappeared nsySterscuSly 10
veappear later III the possession cf rge~
mIer Aethlen,
Those who know that according 20
the constitution only he who Il crowned
With st, StephenS ercwu can ne king
of Hungary, and who further re<cllSet
that the late custodian and Prince
rrintaS SeleIli wished To ercWn cniy
King otto, interpret PREMIER RethteMS
action To mean that he and Regent
Horthy have determined that they viii
crown only whom they themselves Se~
lect," the paper added
The hungarian parliament cf 1850
voted IN continue the old manarshscal
constitution In Hungary. DeelSicn on
the dynaStlc question heing tNaStpaned
nntii such time aS the people are tyr~
fraM external preSs,lre, Admiral
Nicholas Hegthy Mas eleeted regent
March l, laaO.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
CHAUFFEUR LINKED
TO Staying OF TRIO
Two Women and Girl Found
Butchered in Home-Sus-
pect Arrested.

EF AHE ASEDtIAAGu ffss&.
SAN ANGELO, Tex. March Dds
eoyery Of the mutilated bodies OF Mrs.
w. J. Juergens, her daughter Myrna,
about i3 years old. and her mother.
Mrs. Rosa 6chirra of Pittsburgh, Pa, in
the Juergens home here, has LED 70 me
arrest Of a man believed 10 be Newt
Burns. chauffeur for the family.
The three bodies were found In the
Juergens home yesterday when neigh
bor became suspicious. All apparently
we're killed as they slept. A hatcfet.
large knife and an ice pick we're found
near the bodies.
Suspect Is Sabbed.
A search for Burns, described as
chauffeur and friend Of the family. vas
started Immediately. Within a few
hours q man answering the chauffeur .
description was arrested at sulphur
SpYirgs, several hundred miles away. He
was held without bond on charge OF
murder.
Mr. Juergens. employed by an oil
company at Texon. Tex, vas al tfiaI
place when notified Of the Elayings. no
statement from him was made public.
One Of the leads followed by auih0ri-
ties vas the report that Myrna, stu
E&EEsk sSA AlsF F1%GA&EiIT Ak4AIE0e~A-0 ~
Conception here, left the school March
4, after telling her teachers her father
had called for her.
House Is kansaeked.
Police said the house had been ran
saekeA and LETT ia An 'incescribable
conc2tion However, they secuted q rob-
berry theoFy advanced ny nsighoors.
In Fec0nstr4ctiug the crime, police
salc the slayer apparently used the
hatck1et ~ oyerpoSer the women and
then had USED the other weapons. The
body of ine girl had been subjected W a
severe attack Physicians believed the
killings occurred about week ago
Ml1en net2htsor recalled hearing
screams during the night, but failed "
investigate.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
EUGENE H. SHEG0GUE DIES
AT HOME NEAR BOWIE
Before Retirement He Had Been in
Employ Of Pennsylvania Al
...... most Half Century.
Special Dispateh TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BOWIE. Md, March i2.-~Eugene II.
Shegogue. 90 years old. died yesterday
afternoon at his home near here. A
stroke OF paralysis suffered March 5 was
the direct cause of death Until his
retirement some years ago Mr.. Shegogue
had been for nearly a half century in
the employ Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. He was born In Illinois and
at one time resided In Brooklyn, ~ Y.
Surviving Mr.. Shegogue are two sons,
Walter X. Of Landover and James Of
Bowie, and daughter Mrs. John
Cowan Of Bowie. He also leaves five
brothers and two sisters. They are
James Ehegogue Of Fort Washington,
Md: DR.. Alfred Shegogue OF Baltimore.
Paul Shegogue, an Army officer. Of
Baltimore Clair Ehegogue OF Salt Lake
City. Utah: DIR. Frank Shegogue,
Fortress Monroe. Va: Mrs. James Love
lace OF Seat Pleasant. Md, and Mrs
Arthur Crosby VI West Haven, Conn.
Funeral services viii be held Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at st.
James Episcopal Church here. Rev. w.
NJ. Riker. former rector OF Holy Trinity
Parish. Of which St James is a part.
will conduct the services Interment
wiil be In the Holy Trinity Church
Cemetery at Coilington.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
APPLE FETE PLANS
ATTRACTING PUPILS
Twelve Thousand or More Expect
ed to Take Part in Shenan.
doah Festival.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, March le-Be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 school children
Of northern Virginia and nearby sec
tions OF West Virginia and Maryland
are expected TO take part In the first
days program Of the fifth annual Shen-
andoah Apple Blossom Festival here
late In April or the LIST of May, II was
indicated today. About 5000 school
children marched In last years parade,
Miss Freida Koonts of Richmond.
field secretary OF Virginia State CO.
operative Education Association. ad-
dressed two meetings. one Of the Junior
Red Cross council and the other the
Frederick County Teachers Association,
She said interest In the Winchester
celebration continued to spread through
out the State. and that school pupils
are enthusiastic about the prospects os
competing for prizes offered for best
appearances. largest number. most at
traetive floats and exeelling in other
ways.
A committee Of Kiwanis Club mem-
hers sent to Charles Town. w. Va, IL
meet with the club Of that place re-
ported that jefferson County. w. Va.
would be more extensively represented
at the fete than formerly. Various civic
and business organizations of Jefferson
County plan To enter floats. II was said,
Evening star., 1928-03-12
MRS. ]. {. CRAIG IS DEAD.


speolai Dispatch 10 The Star .
LYNCHBUR0. Va, March i2-wMrs.
J. X. Craig, 90 years of age. resident
Of Forest, Bedford County. died We'd
nesday In Charlotte, N. c., where she
wah visiting daughter. and her body
Was taken To her former home at
cfaigsville. Augusta County. for burial.
Mrs. Craig Ii survived by her ilus~
band "a son. Richard Craig of Roanoke,
daughter, Mrs. J. M. Chestnut OF
Charlotte. and the following sisters and
brothers Mrs. N. IT, Wallace of Ben
brook, Tex: Mrs, G. +. johnson OF
Huntington, w Va; G., G. Ynuell of
Richmond, Guy ID. Youeil Of Birming"
ham, Ala. and J, A. Youeli Of Big
Bt0u" Gap,
Evening star., 1928-03-12
MRS. MARY E. HALL DIES.

spee4ai Dispsteh 10 The star.

spee4ai Dispateh to The star,
FAYETTEVILLE. Nd. March Ia
Mrs Mary r., Hall. 80 years old. wife
" William III. Hall. War Department
empIoye. died yesterday at her nome
here following an illness of several
months. Mrs Hall Was "A daughter 0i
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George William
McueFmott NJ Hyattgyiile, Besides het
husband she leaves eight children. Ais
surviving ARE brother, Raymond Nc"
Defmait of HyattsYjIie, and two sisters
Mrs. Frank J. Darnaii of HyatisyllIe
and Mrs Hattie H. Crown of Spring
goad, Washington.
Funeral services win be held t0m0r'
row morning at st. JefOne's Catholic
Church here. Interment VIII he II
Mount ItIyeL Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
MRS. S. A. READ DIES.
Lynchhurg Woman, ~. Succumhs
After Two~Month Illness.

sperIal ptsraseh To rho star
LYNCHhUR0. Va. March is.~~Mrs
Slgnora A, Read. u years of age, widow
os William I'll, Read. died at her home
1910 Riyermont avenue. Saturday aste,
an Illness ct two months. She was 4
member ut Holy Cross Catholic Church
and lived most os her life here,
Mrs, Read In survived by the follow
Ing children, r. Frank Read of f<aint
Marion, ia: Mrs. j, y. Morgan. Mira
J, Il, Floyd aud Mrs. +, h. Scott vi
lNnehburg. Mrs, L. R Matkli Of Clit~
ton fusge aud Mrs. A, L. Wells Of Jack
sonville, Fla. and these hgathers and
sisters e, &. Halter. =. w. Halter. Mrs
J, j nroyles and Mrs, II, L. Durham
Of lNnchhurs
Evening star., 1928-03-12
ATTACK SUSPECT HELD.


Special tHFHbtfIi ~ The star.
HAfiEIt5IOWh, MD, March i2.@~H
Il. sstneekenbfTgef III under arrest here
bfilsFed ~ be ihe man Wh9 h"s tefr0r
ized women Tor the past two weeks
The latest attack W8A made lasl uigiil
upon Riti, who managed ~ break
away, however. and escaped bneGksnr
| befgef WAS arrested near the scene Ui
ile attack b klGu time later
Police have learned that relatives VI
5meckenbsfReT had obtained papers
from the county commissioners com.
miiiing him " al institution iot ths
Insane. III -.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
BLOOM LANDS SOLD.

snes4al M>pateh IL The ssAr,
O4AktsANpN Md. March IL, FSVmsl
state Senator W, Me<NlsosA hGewn par
chased fur peSNagsey IhaM as Raiai,
mare the hl>sAm hands. eMhgacing s>Nle
ArseS, lecased III district Ms, I and Ii
III Garrett Ceunty, which We're sold al
public auction tM county tANsA hS
ts,unty Treasurer Albert L. lee.
The sale prize MAS approximately
SA,aNo, which amount covers the taxes
due and the eNtNslse Incident III the
sale VI The psolAesey The lAAa has esSn
evt @Nsk IN seceas SsagA -.
Evening star., 1928-03-12

epeslas DIspaftn ta JGe S'af
BRUNSWICK ND, March IL A.
2enk4s u determine the b9WH Epyptiia
ton viii he Degnn here this week,
The treabulefe'k report Shows $40
1889 balance in The bGWn treasury up
~ February /.
William Goode, Albert Iffis0u aud
Harry kiiglrF have announced their
ssn6iGgfy " succeed Mayor Jacob
Moaef ~ tlas saiaMsl eIeetloa.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
= lcdefick Auto Show Big Success

@waiai ileitUt,b Ia 1he star.
FREDERICK Md, March II More
lhan 1000 persons attended the twelfth
annual and most siiccsshfut automobile
stlnW held al The Slate afm1Iy last
week, 0iiirIuiA NJ ihe local Rational
Guard units, who su0nsnren The event
announced today. Ins show closed
tsalMQAS night, -
Evening star., 1928-03-12
ROAD REPAIRS LISTED.
Frederick Reports $i72.O0O Set
Apart for Improvements.

Epe.5ai Gep9t IL ~ 1i,s star
FREDERICK, Nd March I2.~~rne
following Toa6S viii ~ improved this
year in Ulis cognty, ak1tyrcing 10 the
announcement III The state Roads Com
mission. MiGoif1own " jefferson. ~
miles, i.ieksyills Point ~ iDpeks. mile /.
IibestyDysn~Ce Central s3cho0I, mile :
FFedsrick- Yellow Springs, mile, aud
aloat~f3abiIlssyi!l" mile, lhis
Nork will cost approximately Si7zy0gg.
IL WaE estimated.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
LAW RESPECT DEMANDED
Representative raimisano States
Position In Seeking Re Election.

Special dispatch IL The star,
EALTtMOHE, March ia pledge
10 fight "r0ii.ii~handed methods nt plo~
iiibltion agents" aA long al he remains
In Congress was announced by ltepff~
sentative Vincent r.. Paimlsan0 satuf-
day aE he flied with the board of sn"
pfrVisora of elections his certificate 1f
candidacy tor reelection
There IN only one thing | want tn
say" MI i'aiiHIAau0 said after he de~
posted his papers ''As long as | have
breath In my body and the law remains
on The statute bonka viii insist on re-
hpeot tDf iaas~~ail laws by prohibition
Hgeillh"
Evening star., 1928-03-12
Political Aspirant
Aids Candidacy by
Street Car Talks

hy FuW NNSUgINFSu 1EFWHe
ST. PAUL. Mimi. March Ia
Campaign speeches aboard street
cars have been resorted to by Roland
w. Quinn. candidate for justice of
peace In next Tuesdays city primary.
He boarded q crowded car Satur-
day. walked TO the front and told
the passengers and conductor his
qualifications for the post he seeks.
He said he would continue this
form of campaign until election day.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
Mrs, Mary +. Vaughn Dies.

sWrial dispatch to The star.
tfNCHHuRu, Va. March Ia Mrs,
Mary II, Vaughn, Ill years OF aye, dietl
Saturday NJ her home. 1928 Cherry
street. after nine- week illness, She
was u native Of rlttsylvania County,
Evening star., 1928-03-12
$4,000 i'm Currency
Hidden Four Years
By Insane Woman

By the Associated Press.
RENO, New, March l2.-For four
years Ida Lehto, inmate OF the
Nevada Hospital for Mental Dis
eases. has carried an old sack tightly
clutched to her bosom. It contained
old rags. officials believed.
Saturday they opened 1t. It held
-, 800 in currency.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
GETS AIR MAIL BEACON.


Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BOWIE. March la,~Fur the guidance
during the night of mail aviators on the
Atlanta New York route. u beacon light
aoon viii flash from tower 30 feet
high ON the Bernard Maenner farm,
near here. The tower has been erected
and II expected To be ready for Use next
month,
Light towers also have been arranged
for at Iandovar and Glenburnie. The
Maenner property is being considered
as an emergency landing field 1t Ii
said To be- the only property adapted Ia
this purpose between here and New
York.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
Bowie Eiemen Meet.
1 nianatnh Ia l.An aiar

Special n,spateh ta The star,
hOWiE. March is-~~The hawle Vol
unteer Fire Department viii meet to-
night for iinal reading and vote en the
hy.laws, The offices at secretary and
treasurer NJ the organisation have
been separated hefnatd luers who
tetnevly held the paAt. will retain the
seeretaryshin. John iaers has been
chosen treasurer,
Evening star., 1928-11-01
SUB ROSA
By MIMI.
BY MIMI
Too MANY Headliners.


But we're bound to be happy" pro-
tested Grace. We've got everything In
the world to keep us together. Dave
has his writing and have mine. Were
both successful and we're both inter-
ested In each others work. Ours will
be the most ideal companionship IN the
world"
And so 1t should have been--really,
| you know. There wasn't thing IN
the world against it. Two young peo-
pie, brilliant, charming, amusing. popu-
lar; both successful, both interested IN
union!
Or so it looked to the envious out
siders when the radiant two sped away
on their honeymoon.
For six months or more Grace ano
Dave were the most envied couple In
the neighborhood, and then, OF course
tongues had to get in their wagging
! But, my dear, he was positively rude
| to her the other evening"" the whispers
ran. And, she absolutely snubbed him
the other night right in front OF every
body"
Outsiders shook their heads. "They
both ought to be ashamed Of them
selves" was the general verdict. Every
thing to keep them together and They're
making mess Of that wonderful mar
riage."
And poor Grace and Dave. bewil-
dered, unhappy. disappointed, continued
| to spoil what was to be the most per-
feet companionship in the world:
| Why? Simply because in their par
ticular little family of two there were
entirely too many geniuSes.
Both of them, you see, each IN MS
separate world. we're used to popular
| ity. used to adulation, used to undivided
| attention. Each of them continued tc
! expect the center of the stage. Each
of them found to his horror that the
other had as big a place in the lime
light as himself.
Grace was astounded To find that
people weren't listening sometimes while
she talked. lightly and amusingly and
wittily: that their attention was cen
tered on Dave. who in his turn held
them with his charm and eloQuence.
Grace was incensed. The next time
it happened she took pains to spoil :
story. She formed the habit of quell-
ing his enthusiasms with her light sar-
casm.
Dave on his side found it unbearable
that people should laugh at Grace in
the midst of one of his most faScinat-
ing stories. Her ability to bring
chuckles from her listeners irritated
him. She was too light, too flippant
about his great work.
They quarreled often. They took to
quarreling in public. Yet they loved
each other, the poor things-and they
never knew what separated them.
If only the young people who marry
each other would realize that marriage
means compromise in every sense OF
the word! 1t doesn't necessarily mean
giving up material things for each
other. 1t doesn't mean always that
each should learn to take the hard
words with the sweet.
| It sometimes means that each party
to the contract must learn to give ur
something of his own personality and
charm for the sake of the other.
If Dave and Grace had each tried tc
| face themselves for the other, there
would have been no diminution of per-
sonal popularity and there would have
been far happier life for both.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Just how to wash Woolens
"Bldnkets,, bdfhrobes, Scarts and stCedters,
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ulousl, toashed BY using proper methOds.
We send this information free frons the
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care Of Colgate &; Co., SOS Fifth Apenue,
about this. or any other laundry problem"
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