davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-03
Home in Good Taste
ny SARA HILAND.

Don't be discouraged IL you have
what you think is one of those "impos-
sible" little alcoves; for you have some
thing which will prove very valuable in
the way of place for dressing table.
Very often an attic room or small
space beneath the stairs will have one
Of these irregular wall treatments, but
they really enhance a room, oftentimes
making it success when 1t might have
otherwise been a failure.
The illustration shows how simple
matter it is to utilize this space for
Evening star., 1928-04-03

OF elatiOr over the
return Of an early
pal. This was
o m ply d e m 0 n
strate6 when We
accompanied an ex-
washingtonian to
the business place
eta boyhood crony.
On the way to the
once Of his friend
the mar buobled
with ali the en-
thuSiaSrn and eX-
pectancy ri = small
boy. Probably the
old fellows would
hold q POW wow
fer him. As a mat
ter OF sc'ualiiy the
. - tm.Na
Evening star., 1928-04-03

OF the students al New York Uni-
Yersity. 1880 have full-time positions.
al which they earn from $500 q year
up. Another 35.04S are employed at
some psrt-tine work so that 10 per
cent OF the students are earning some
share o! their expenses.
Evening star., 1928-04-03

II you do not recognize many of the
letters study the code for another min
ute and then see II you can identify
those you missed.
The code letters were:
A JOKE On M ETC A ME- no
NJ NJ A d 4 0 MEN OF LIE A
G AN r l. L E
tronyrixht i0aal
Evening star., 1928-04-03

dressing table. Only slight knowi-
edge OF carpentry Is requged TO con;
struct an ordinary table to ft Snugly IL
the opening, and then the material 70.
the top and the, quaint skirt does tn:
rest. 80
The woodwork in this room has been
finished in pale green; the walls treated
with an foreground paper with shel.
and lattice design in apricot: the cur
tains made of apricot-ground chintz;
top of table. light-green sateen; skirt.
apricot taffeta: dressing mirror, walnut
and covering for stool, green satin piped
with apricot
49, iCopyright. 19asl
Evening star., 1928-04-03

ORANGE MARMALADE.

Shave one orange. one lemon,
one grapefruit. very thin. Do not
peel. Measure fruit and add
three times as much water; let
stand in bowl over night, Next
morning boil ten minutes. Let
stand another night. The second
morning add cup for cup Of
sugar and cook until 1t jellies.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
BRAIN TESTS

These intelligence tests are being given
at most of the leading universities. Study
them try to answer them. and. II YOU
can't or are doubtful, refer 10 the cor
rctS answers This will give YOU slant
on your mental rating.
As tests of memory. code tests are
frequently employed Here We have cer-
tain letters of the alphabet represented
by dots and dasheS as in the MORSE
code.
You must first study the code for MOI
more than one minute. Then read tn"
instructions that appear below the code:
A. B. c.. d.. E..
F. c. H.. l.. j.
K. L.. M N - o..
Having studied the code for not more
than ono minute. fold the paper so that
the code is out of view. Then read the
lines of code letters below and see how
many of them you can recognize.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
COCOA CUSTARDS.

COCOA CUSTARDS.
Mix together four tablespoons
sugar. one and one-half table,
spoons cornstarch. three table,
spoons cocoa and one-eighth tea
spoon salt. Pour in gradually
one pint scalded milk and cook
fifteen minutes over boiling water.
Beat yolks two eggs, dilute with
little Of the thickened milk, then
add to remainder Of milk and
cook one minute longer. Strain,
flavor with one teaspoon vanilla,
cool and pour into glass cups.
Chill and. just before serving,
cover with white one egg beaten
until stiff and Swcetcned with
four tablespoons powdered sugar.
PINEAPPLE TApIOCA,
Soak one cup tapioca over
night. In morning put on stove
in double boiler and when boiling
hot add one cup sugar and boil
till clear. Add one small can
grated or chopped pineapple. stir
well and chill. Serve with whip
ped cream.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

K
manzela, m6ze tiez beztrestne od-
stranit II druheho.. Tato hrozna
Ealyslienka preheh ehavala jeho modz
gom a nemohol iu zastavit Ked
Ease chladnokrvne uvazoval o He
lene, ked 81 pripomenul hodiny
neanosti, ktores spolu zaMli, zdalo
sa mu celkom nemoznym, ze zena
tax JENNA, mohla by byt' zlocin-
com. Vsetky noel, ked leaal We
dl'a nej, vrazedlny vyjav obja-
voval sa pred jeho zrakom; videl
svdju manzelku, sklonenil mad
Welsonom, ako ho hrdGsi. Zaspa-
val vady vel mi neskoro VEL
kou bojazlivost 'ou, ze sa llk ne
prebudf. Rano .sa zahanbil "a tie
to prebdele noel, ale vecer nemO-
hol sa znova obranit' tDmuto
strachu. Konecne, ably dostal po-
koja, isiel spat' do vedl 'ajsej i
zby, zavrilc dvere ma kl 'iM po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

4 + a K
Bola Helena ozaj nevinna tel.
to vrazde, 2 ktorej bola pred rok
mi obvinena?
Znova precital noyiny a nena.
chadzal nemozn1 jej trestuhod
most. Kladol jej osfdla "a osidla.
mi, hi 'adajnc, aby 81 odporovala
v cinoch, o ktorych sa donnie.
vala, re sd mu nezname. : Prot
presvedceniu Heleninmu, proti je.
prisaham postavil uraElivil neve-
ru ked' sa ona zlostila preto
odpovedal pravidelne:
- Ty 81 mi predsa zatajila afe.
ru Welsonovu!.
Ich pomer sa akosi mimovol ne
zmenil a nepriatel 'stvo zacalo sa
vyvyjat' medzi mimi. Helena ca
sto vravela, ze l'utuje, re sa zno-
va vydala, takEe muE jedneho
dna prisiel ma myslienku, re ked
Helena zavrazdila svojho prveho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

loziac revolver pod vankais. Ale
toto pokusenie vzalo i inii formu
bal sa otravenia...
Raz pred obedom zbadal v zr-
kadle, ze jeho zena dava ma jeho
tanier akysi biely prasok. Pri-
nftil ju $ hrozbou, aby prasolS
zjedla; ona iismevom dokazala,
ze to bola sol. Tento prfpad opa-
koval sa castejsie, takze bola nn-
tena Cd tych cias okostovat ka-
zde jedlo, ktore ma st6l polozila.
Nervoza pana profesora Car
tiera dostilpila tax d 'aleko, ze
vazne ochorel.
Moralny strach, ktorom I'll
uz niekolko mesiacov, vycerpal
jeho silly a musel l'ahn1t ale
rozhodne sa zakazat' osetrovat
cd svojej manzelky. Stara sltzka
Anetta, ktora bola II neho uz dav-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
no Lavalu, no peclive opatro-

no v Lavalu, no peclive opatro-
vala.
Y jednu noe, po hornckovitom
spanku t'azkymi prisernymi sna
mi otvoril oci. Anetta driemala Y
lenoske. Zrazu pocul Pahke kro-
ky ma chodbe; dvere sa zl'ahka
otvorily a biela postava vosla do
loznice. Poznal svoju manzellu
V pravej ruke drzala akysi
predmet, ktory nemohol rozo-
znat jej vyraz Dol zmateny.
S vel'kou opatrnost 'ou, tusiac
vel Ike nebezpecenstvo, chytil re-
volver a cakal S polozavrety1ni O.
cami, co sa bude robit', robiac
sa, re hlboko spl.
Ticho sa bll5ila k jeho posteli
Pristiipila k vank1su, dlho sa roz
pakovala, az sa naklonila mad ne
ho, domnievajtic sa, ze spi, chy.
fila rnkon podusku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
15. J1JNA 1923.

r
" tom okamihu chytil revolver
a a.vypalil ma IN diva razy...
Helena klesla ma zem mrtva.
Zodvihol sa, zl'aknuty. Anetta
donies1a svetlp. | videl teraz, ze
krcovite syierala v ruke balicok
listov...
Bola to jei stara l'ilbostna ko-
respondencia, ktorii chcela 1boha
zena slozit' pod hlavu svojho
manzela, ahy sa pokdsila 0 po-
sledny pokus sbliEenia..j
Prelozil: V-skv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
i. Aibi.

Ona: - Preco uzdy odides,
ked zaGnem spievat'
On: Aby 81 siisedi nemysleli,
ze ia bijem!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
dIERNA DANA.
Napfsal: Andre de Lorde.

by sa usadila ma nlici aux Pretres
poystaly malom mestecku kle.
betty rozneho druhu. Ked We ne
znali jej mena, pomenovali Ju
ssCiernou damou' a toto pomeno-
yanie hodilo sa dobre k tajom
nosti, akou sa obklopila. Bols
krasnou blondynkou, ktora zar-
mutkom predcasne vyspela. Ne.
hi 'adala ziadne styky l'ud mi
lei zivot, celkom samotarslxy, "a
dal l'ud 'om pricinu k rozprav
kan. Koneene sa naba'7ili rozpra-
vat "Ciernej dame za'ealc
sa ma nu zabndat', ked' sa IRA
zn rozchyrilo, ze sa soznamila $
.panom Petrom Cartierom, profe
sorom ma mestskom gymnaziu.
Stretol sa nou najprv ma pro
menade, kde sa prechadzal podl 2
zvyku, sic ponoreny snenle
Zrazu sa zacal zaujimat zastre-
ne oei sm1tny iismev nezna-
mel. Cd tych cias pozdravil jr
zakaHdym; neskorsie vymenil
niekol 'ko l'ahostajnych SLOW. Po-
tom 20 vzajomnych sympatii Wy
vinulo sa pevne priatel 'stvo. As
pom tax pomenovali obaja svoje
pocity, ktore ich spajaly.
Raz jeden jarny den, Peter
Cartier tralfal 81 zacat' rozhovor
laske manzelstve. Ale pam
Helena no prosila, ably ma to nj
kdy nemyslel. Cd toho casu vra-
cal sa easto k tomu predmetu,
Pytal sa ma dovody tohoto svoj-
hlav6ho odmietnutia, obdrzal
vsak vzdy len neurcitii odpoved'
ktora sa zdala byt' len vyhovor-
kou.
Bol presvedeeny, re je milova
ny vysvetl oval 81 odpor Hele-
min tFm, re bezpochyby ma neJa-
he smutne rozpomienky ma prve
manzelstvo. "
Peter Cartier sa medal odstra-
Sit. Zdvojnasobnil svoju horli-
vest. Citil slabnutie v6le mladej
vdovy zakazdym, elm Wac nalie-
hal, takze po d 'alsej namahe OBJ
drzal jei svolenie. Obradnosti od,
bavily sa rychle; svadba bela fvo
Velkonocne sviatky Peter Car
tier sa rozhodol. ze svoju dovole-
MI straw Parizi IS mladou milo
vanou zenou.
Prisli do Pariza, st 'astni, akc
studenti O svakaciach. Zabudli ns
Laval jeho zabavy; navstevo
vail denne koncerty divadla. '
ieden vecer, ked' boil divadl'
"Gymnase'', Helena, sue unave
ma, nechcela vyjst' Won do kulo
aru. Mamel vysiel. Ked' no ME
kol 'ko KRAFT obisiel, podoprel 81
Peter Cartier stenu, ably obdi
voval celok divadelnej dvorany
Zrazu jeho pozornost' bola u
pitana menom, povedanym 10
ii. pri ktorej boil podoprety.
Bolo to memo prveho mankel
jeho zeny.
Pozorne pochval.
- Myslim, ze je to ona, - rie
kol starsf pan.
- Chyrecna pani Helena Wei
sonovag UkaE mi ju! - odpove
dal jeho spolocnik.
Starsf pan oznacil miesto pan
Cartierovej, wal d'alekohl 'ad.
- Pozri, ia krasna blondyns
toeiaca sa k nasej strane, ovieva
i1ca sa vejarom. Som isty, ze sor
sa nesklamal. Je tomu prave dc
sat rokov, co sa odbyval proce'
we'd som ju znal vel mi dobrt
boil som pri kazdom vyslnchu. !.
- Ako sa skoncilo s1dne vyse
trovanie?
- Bola celkom oslobodena, nj
mali dokazov. g.
- A aka je tvoja mienka
npi9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
: Je to celkom pravda, -

kryla som vaznu okolnost svojho
predosleho zivota. Bola by som
llepsie urobila, nepovolit tvojim
prosbam. Vydajilc sa "a teba, ztra-
| tia som pravo mleat'; ale nema-
| la som odvahu odmietnut ia, a.
nj yravet'. Dnes tt moAem smelo
vsetko odhalit', ked' 'se boly pove-
dane tie slova.
Helena pevnym hlasom rozpra-
yala, ako bola obvinena, ze "a
vrazdila svojho prveho manGela.
Pan Rauol Welson boil najdeny
ma svojom lozku mrtvy "a vel mi
taiomnych okolnostf, ked' "a
vedene s1dne vysetrovanie do
svedcovalo, ze svoju manzelku u
einil pocas svoiho zivota vel mi
nest 'astnou, podozrenie sa obra
tilo proti nej. Sdidnou pitvou sa
zistilo, ze zalndku neboheho bo-
ly najdene stopy arzeniku, avsak
pan Welson uzival arzen pre- ne
zhojitel mi chorobu. Zvaesil mu
snad' niekto davku, alebo sam
chcel zakoncit svoj zivot ? Ia.
hadna otazka tato nebola vysyet-
lena. Stdny lekar tvrdil, re boil
vo spani zaduseny vank1som, ale
bo prikryvkou. Ale zayierok sud.
nych lekarov 81 odporoval, pre-
to Dol podpisany oslobodzujnci
vyrok.
- Niekol 'ko rokov cestu,jhc, "a
by som zabudla ma tieto bolestne.
,okamihy, - hovorila, = chcela.
som pochovat svoju mladost v
Lavelu, tiHiac pochovat' tiez roz-
pomienky ma toto drama a zacat
novy ziyot. Diifala som najst' ko-.
neGne st 'astie v tebe, yidim vsak
teraz, ze som sa Skarede sklama-
la. Hoci som i celkom nevinna,
je ma mojej minulosti skvrna,
ktorn ii nemam pravo vnucovat'.
Peter Cartier vel l'mi dojat!,
meme objal svoju manzelku, pri-
sahal jej, Ike ju miluje, ako pred
tym, vrayel, ze bola obet 'ou osu-
du, ba ze sa mu zda, re mu te-
raz viacej patri, ked' konecne
zna jej predosly zivot. A vskutku
bozky, ktore sivymenili V ten We
Ger, zdaly sa i'm byt' meme jsimi.
Navratiac sa do Lavalu, profe-
sor Cartier oddal sa Ease svojmn
povolaniu a Helena bola zauja-
ia starost ami o domacnost' spo
locenske' styky. Nikdy neurobil
manzel nara3ku ma ich spolocne
| tajomstvo, ale ona uhadla jeho
| oGciach otazky, ktore jeho 1sta ne
triifaly 81 vyslovit' co. ju znepo-
kojovalo. Jej manzel sa trapil jej
tajomnou minulost 'ou.
| Pravda bola, ze professor Car.
liter podl 'ahol nezdravej zvedavo.
sti. Zaopatril 81 tajne vsetky ca
sopisy, ktore pisaly denne prize
behu afery Welsonovej. Hlavn5
wee, GO no urazala, bola, re nasie.
mich niekol 'ko obrazkov svoje.
manzelky nediskretnymi vyklao
mi o jej zovnaSku. Potion rozru
Iseny r6znymi domienkami, ktor(
roztrusovali sudcovia a zhrnali
|sti. Slo to TAX d d'aleko, re j ozna
Fell spoluvinnfka a uist 'ovali, ze
by no mohli pomenovat'. Intimny
zivot 1Ielensn Dol presklmany I
celkom odhaleny. Bolo treb'
najst' toho, komu boil ma osoh zlo
| elm. Ackol l'vek vsetko bedlive pa
Itranie zostalo bezvysledne, nepa
Itrnna neistota zmietala dusou Pc
Itrovou. Kone6ne, ked' videl, ak
nasilne, nen1tene pohrdlive 90
10 nakladane jeho manaelkou
| toto eitanie zbavovalo no 1cty ]
nej. Medal ma sebe znat', co s.
Ideje v hom q zahrhoval svoj1
manzelku privetivost 'ou. On
|ysak cftila dobre co sa skryva
tychto pokryteckych vylevocl
. iei m,rza a abv zahnala Omyl, rOz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

Ak klope ma dvere prflezi.
tost', nikdy to nerobi kladivom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
MEXICO FRUIT
CLEANUP over
BORDER OPENS
Matamoros Men Con-
fer With Chief of
Work on American
Side Of Rio Grande

a cleanup campaign Of fruit in
Aasamo-os and surrounding sections
IN cooperation with the cleanup on
the American side Of the Rio Grande
to prevent reinfestation Of the Mo-
rclos fruit fly was launched toCay.
announcement was made fol-
loving a conference between An
tonic n. Martinez, mayor OF Mata-
moros; Lorenzo r. Jimencz, ento-
mo.ogist IN charge Of the Matamoros
district, Lorenzo Aguilar, agricultur-
al con- missioner and p. A. Hoidale, in
charge Of the fruit fly eradication
and prevention work in the Valley
section.
The Matamoros officials yesterday
wrote letters, explaining 70 persons
having citrus fruit ard other fruits
Why the cleanup is necessary, and in
spcctors, under the direction of Mr..
Jlmenez and the mayor, have started
the cleanup work, and will 10 TO all
places in the city and surrounding
territory where there are fruit trees.
The Mexican officials will have the
cooperation Of the u. s. inspectors
in the cleanup, Mr.. Hoicale said, and
ne expressed confidence that Mr..
Jimencz and his assistants will clean
w the Matamoros section within a
short time.
This will remove any host fruits
for the fruit fly on the south bank
Of the Rio Grande in this section
and will greatly lessen the danger
OF the fruit fly being brought back
across the Rio Grande. Mr.. Hoidale
said.
The principal fruits which arc to
be cleaned up in the Matamoros sec
ton are sour oranges, peaches and
Tuavas. with a few scattering fruit
trees Of other kinds, which viii also
he watched, 70 see that no fruit
ripens on them.
"Mr. Jimenez, Mayor Martinez, and
the other officials in Matamoros
have shown q fine spirit Of cooper
alton in this matter Mr.. Hoidale,
said, "and we feel confident that the
danger will be greatly lessened BY
the splendid work which they have
started. Mr.. Jimenez said that he
expected no opposition to the cleanup
move in that section. declaring that
he expected the entire Matamoros
area "a be clean Of host fruit within
a minimum Of time"
The cleanup work in the Valley Is
progressing satisfactorily, Mr.. Hoi-
dale added. Inspectors in this sec
ton are closely watching citrus and
fruit trees Of other kinds, peaches,
guavas, plums. etc. in order 70 main
tain the host free period in a
thorough manner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
improving Cafe
AtSan Benito

SAN BENITO. March s.-Theodore
Saraphi. well known Valley restaur-
ant man, has taken over the Majestic
Cafe here. which he sold several
months ago, IL was announced today,
and il rcmodeling the location in
some respects In order to furnish a
better class Of service.
Mr. Saraphi was in the restaurant
business at Brownsville for Is years,
and some time ago purchased a bust
ness site on Elizabeth street at a
cost Of 100000.
The restaurant here is being paint
ed over, and new equipment, includ-
ing a refrigerating plant and other
new fixtures are being put in.
I'VE will be in shape to furnish the
highest class Of service to our pa
t%rons," Mr.. Saraphi said, "and will
keep up the reputation that we have
established during our many years Of
business in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
Elsie Janis Thinks
Wales Most Eligible

NEW YORK, March i.@tP-Chalk
up another victory for the Prince of
Wales. Elsie Janis thinks he Is the
most eligible bachelor available X
this leap years crop Of males-and
that in spite Of his possession Of the
distinction four years ago, or even
eight.
"He Is so young, so good looking.
so intelligent. and still there is al
ways that little idea of a kingdom"
asserts the bachelor girl actress.
Elsie Is highly in favor Of leap
year, though she isn't convinced that
its prerogatives are confined solely
to the fourth year to which custom
attributes il. Its privileges are COM
monty invoked among the ladies, she
believes. though subtiy.
The next most attractive among
the worlds famous bachelors in her
category is q composite Of L~indbergh,
Jascha Heifetz, Gene Tunney and II.
L. Mencken.
"Lindbergh is sweet" and she
smiled wistfully. "But ! really think
he is too much away from this world
% ven consider women as affecting
him. He has a grea ideal. and. while
he likes girls, no one indivi--al could
ever make him forget this ideal
enough 10 allow him to fall in love
with her.
"Gene Tunney is more susceptible,
/ believe. But he too has an ideal,
an ideal Of physical welfare that will
allow him successes in the ring. He
knows that he wouldn't be able 20
devote his entire life and attention
to his job as worlds heavyweight
champion IL he had a wife.
And Heifetzi Perfect. You know,
his engagement is reported every
few months. and it just makes me
sick when ! hear of il. I'm always
so relieved to learn that It Is all off.
He il wonderfully eligible. hut he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
Canning Expert
Inspects Valley

SAN BENITO, March STILL more
canning factories are in prospect for
the Lower Rio Grande Valley, il was
announced following the visit here
of George S. Wenger, secretary Of
the Gypsum Canning company OF
Port Clinton, Ohio.
Mr.. Wenger spent several days in
the Valley, investigating the posi-
bilities Of canning factories in this
section. He conferred with John II.
Shary Of Mission, and other promi-
nent growers, and also with shippers
and agricultural agents in the Valley
section.
Announcement was made recently
here that two canning factories are
70 be established soon BY a concern
with headquarters at Port Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
CHARGE issue
IS DEFEATED
San Benito Water Dis
trict Growers OPP
pose Plan

SAN BENITo. Mar. s.-The next
move IL up to the farmers, said
Frank s. Robertson, manager of the
San Benito water district. in ex-
planning the situation now In con-
nection with the proposed change Of
the legal form Of the district In
order to permit the county to issue
more bonds.
"We have been approached on the
matter Of the change since the hear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08

propose marriage during 1928 will
probably live a wonderfully happy
married life, says the authority who
doesn't practice what she breaches.
"The courage il takes to violate
the clinging vine theory indicates
that she knows her man pretty
well and that she isn't going to get
hedself wilfully into a lot Of grief"
Miss Janis says.
AS to herself, the actress reiter-
ates she has an open mind. When
love for a man comes, she says, she
will accept il philosophically and
happily, but until then, she Is going
to continue her independent and very
satisfactory single existence.
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RIrILn TnIrRIST CAMP

SAN BENITO, March s.-Construc-
ton work has been started here on
a tourist camp of five cottages for
Lance ]. Harris. The cottages are
10 be one story, two rooms each, and
Of frame, and the five will cost about
$4,000. The owner is building the
cottages.
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Flashes Of Life


LENOX, Mass.-Married Z years.
Herbert A. Buck. 70, is seeking a
divorce. His wife is 60 years old.
They have had Ii children. For
81 years they lived in the same house
here, then removed to Winter Haven,
Fla.
DENvER-At the age Of SO Mrs.
Rosi Nitello Perello has obtained q
divorce. Her husband. so years her
junior. averred she proposed two
years ago. The court admonished
her not TO flirt.
NIENNA-1t Is impossible to over
come the constitutional phenomenon
Of age, in the pinion Of Professor
Julius Tandler. anatomical authority.
He told the Austrian science society
that all regeneration operations are
financial operations.
Los ANGELES-As Logan F. Met
calf AYERS. four days after he eloped
20 Tijuana with Madge Bellamy Of
the screen, she removed her wedding
sing and ordered him out Of the
kouse. He IL seeking a divorce.
|
MADRID - The home Of Don
Quixote's sweetheart Dulcinea. in
Toboso, is 10 be renovated BY the
authorities in order that il may be
preserved for visitors.
WASHINGTQN-How com New
York's Jimmy was late "I'd be busy
all my life IL 1 answered that cues
tion," said Mayor Walker.
TOLEDO-For a mere matter OF
$4,000, DIR. Cook can get out Of Jail
IN about nine years instead Of ten.
From Leavenworth he wrote Federal
Judge Killits for allowance for time
spent in the hoosegow while he was
appealing. The judge told him to
remit his unpaid fine of $4,000 plus
costs.
NEW YORK-The captain Of the
steamship Vauban guesses they think
A lot Of money in New York. When
the vessel arrived with 100000 in
gold half a dozen detectives were on
hand. "Why," the captain said,
~When we took il on at Trinidad an
old darby trundled il in a shaky
w~heelbarrow all lone. He made half
d dozen trips q couple Of blocks
through town"
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TO SELL POOL

SAN BENITo, March s.-The San
Benito Rotary club at its meeting
Thursday was scheduled to take up
the question Of selling the swim
ming pool which the club owns to
the city.
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CROYDON, Eng.-Henry Palmer,
arrested for being drunk, pleaded
that he had put too many raisins in
his wine and escaped with q repri-
mand.
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CRUSHED BY FATHERS AUTO

GLENCOE. W.-AS r. n. CIorirg
hacked his auto from the garage he
van over and killed his eight-year-
ED SON
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would lose his charm, his personali-
~, if he were 10 have a wife"
The woma who avails herself Of
the superstition that il il au fait 20
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Mo-. ! Year younRer.

3-On the day the
child was supposed
to have been born
at the Boyer resi-
dence. Boyer was
sent on an errand Of
some hours dura-
ton. When he re-
turned a doctor, a
nurse and the baby
were at the house.
and he was informed
he was a father.