davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Uses TO be q social as we'll ~ an artistic
event In Washington. A thousand 1nvl-
tations to q private view this afternoon
have been sent TO members Of the en-
bassIes and to those socially prominent
In Washington and Baltimore.
The exhibition will be held In the Du
Barry room. Club st. Marks, from
March ~ to April z. Debutantes OF this
and last year viii assist the directors
and patrons, who are the Minister Of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik, Senator
and Mrs. George II. Moses. Gen. and
Mrs. Henry Allen, Admiral and Mrs.
Hilary Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Phillips. Mrs. Henry A. Strong and
Mrs William Wheatley Artist patrons
are Miss Catherine Carter Critcher, Mr.
Felix Mahony. Mr. Edgar Nye, Miss
Marguerite Mum, Miss Mary @. Mar
shall and Miss Josephine Page.
The director is Mr.. Peppino Mangra-
Evening star., 1928-03-26
SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and First Lady
Returned This Morning From
Brief Trip on MayAower

! an artistic dance number. dressed a.
wedding-cake doll She was charming
| in white ballet costume with wig OF
white.
Mrs. Behrend'S gown was white chif-
| fon heavily beaded in silver with a
court train Of silver cloth. A second
| court train OF brides yelling banded
| with the cloth Of silver and fashioned
/ in flowing wrap effect completed the
| bridal ensemble. She carried n mum
Of lilies OF the valley,
Mr.. and Mrs Behrend left today to
spend a week in Atlantic City and New
| York.
The engacement has been announced
az Miss Sarah Frances Smith. daughter
Of Mr. Herbert A. Smith of Washington
and Lake Waccabuc, N. Y. TO MFR. VIII
liam Peter MarSeilleS. ir., OF New York
City,
Mrs. Charles Macon wallingsford will
entertain at a mncheon-bridge tomor-
row
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w, Allen have
left for motor trip TO the mountains
Of Virginia and visit at Lynchourg.
They viii return to Washington the
middle Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodwin D, Ellsworth.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Z. W.
Gosuell. Miss Margaret Carter and Mr..
RAYMOND CioSnell. motored to Fort NC
Henry Yesterday and returned by way
Of Baltimore, where they stopped for
dinner.
Mrs Ridley Mclean and MFR Gale
Mclean are st the st. Regis Hotel, IN
New York City.
Mrs. Helen F. Martell with Mrs. Fran
els Walker and Miss Walker are at Car
vel Hall, in Annapolis, on visit TO Mrs.
Marteus son. who is midshipman at
the Naval Academy.
Mrs Walter II. Robertson and daugh-
ter of Warrenton, Va, are al the VII
lard for a few days visit
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Cross Of Con-
cord. n. H, are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for an indefinite stay,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. snoddy enter
tanned at dinner last evening in their
home on Thirteenth street in compli-
ment to Or. Everett NJ. Ellison.
Mrs. Mark Goodwin of the Roydon
Apartments has returned from Austin.
Tex, where she has been for few
months, called by the long Illness and
death of her sister Mrs. Harvey Car
roll. widow OF Or. Harvey Carroll. for
merry United States consul at Cadiz
Spain.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

when DR.. n. T. Woolever will be honor
guests and speaker Current Issues for
Thinking Americans" viii be the sub
ject Of the talk Additional patronesses
are Miss Grace Osgood. Miss Josephine
Willis. Miss Tillie Steiner, and Nine
CONTINUED on Fifteenth Page
Evening star., 1928-03-26

the play given by the MasQueraders ct
the Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Carey OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. Is at the Congress Hall
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Fording OF Pitts
burgh. Pa. who spent the week end
at the willard, entertained at dinner
there Saturday evening, when they had
six guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Reed entertained
with six tables of bridge al a st. Pat
rick's party Saturday evening in their
home on Morrison street, in Chevy
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. May. who
motored TO Washington from their home
in Philadelphia, entertained At dinner
Saturday evening at the Willard, where
they are staying.
Miss Hawke has issued announce
mentS OF the children's Easter dancing
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Benefit Party Tomorrow
by Children Of Revolution.
The advisory council of the District
of Columbia Children of the American
Revolution will hold card party to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock In Chest
nut Farms Auditorium, at Twenty-sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. for the
purpose of raising funds to provide for
the entertainment of delegates to the
Children of the American Revolution
convention, which will be held In Wash
ington the week Of April II.
Among those who are patroniZing the
card party are national and State offi-
GERS OF the Children Of the American
Revolution and State officers Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
The second annual exhibition Of the
Washington Independent Artists prom
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Mrs G. NJ. Congdon with her two
sons and Mr.. William Payson. who have
been spending a few days az the May
flower in Washington. notored 10 Carvel
Hall, in Annapolis Saturday to attend
Evening star., 1928-03-26

recital introducing The Fairy Call"
fantasy by Minnie Saxton Bliss, known
socially as Mrs. Goring Bliss. Friday
Evening star., 1928-03-26
Mss Marshall Engaged TO
Cant. ShaFp. O, Nj, COrps, L. 3. A.

Capt. Sharp. @. NJ. Corps, L. $. A.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert H. Prouty, North
Brookfieid, Mass. announce the en-
gagement of their niece. Miss Ruth
Randolph Marshall TO Capt. Turner
Ransom Sharp, @, NJ. Corps, U. s. A..
washington.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

vite Of New York and the secretary is
Mrs. George Weaver.
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin will be
hostess at the meeting OF the current
events section of the Women's City
Club tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock,
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Ar, sne Nrs r y Behrend enter
tsined a. = silver dinner last night
n tne garden q tie MayroAeY Ia
b0yct ~ ne 1Henty-ffta anniversary
q lne.y marriage There Nere 80
Rxesys aHong them Mrs Hannah Rice,
RTs In F1nkeabeIg Mr. William
Eehrerlc sEc Mr. Chag.eS Byauustein "
Gsw YoTk III. and Mrs. - BenreEc
{ Pnliace p6as Kr LoillG EssennAu anG
& pr. and Mrs Laurence Eord.inRer
Et3sntac CIV. Er and Mrs Bert Rice
. Baltimore Ng and Ars Alan horc-
5ngef - hofiClk. Va aId kr and
Nys phi Nay " Charleston W Va
: ne ts0.e ~ I1s shape II = huge
{ Tail silver C&D-s snc LG2 silver DgWls
i f.lec Attn spring GDWerE anc large
2 plaG3fg - valley lilies ogYfrec tts en-
Iff -eHgtH IHe ciappeF n tf4s bell.
playing fgUG1stu gankec Blth teFuerys
Ma nglsl effective Er aGc Ms Ben
TsYc we're bez1ec oensatn q large silver
wecclng Cet. 3S clipper & bail ~
trsce 3 gDeee. Wtl2eh At ne conclusion
~ tas clrs1 ye4e&beo ~ faelf little
ds2gaoer lt.ta Df0Ught co@n q great
's5a9NeT - far3-Cgl9Tec rose pftass
syH1g. - We cgDaTat1,al}guE aEd gDDd
HaAsfE ~ taslY many fTleDcs.
gEs sstgsas " ttf evening was ne
Vfccl4K carr 80 s5g tHsi " tHe stfo4Ek
II ~ aerc3Ig march = Nas carried
3L gg tgaT sEa.Haft Nallefa. sUd when
1ne eIiYee grtcs cg1 tle carr. Niss
Amy Ee1Tenc s.fgpl1R lheJefI0la q q
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Miss w. @. Rockefeller Of Greenwich,
Conn, Ia at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
DR.. Anxpzcher 10 BE Guest
OF Congressional Club Friday.

The Congressional Club viii have as
IS g3es, o. honor ~ ga weekly tea
Fy.cay afternoon Or. Louis Ar6pacheT,
wfIo VII SPEAK a. 2 O'Clock o. The
4 Non and The Movies. and tea viii be
Gsyyec after tae talk
The c.Qn vii give a card party Tues
. Cay evening April 3, - 2 20 c'ciock IN
. TIE csuDko1se al 20ol NeR Hampshire
. syeuue
Evening star., 1928-03-26

afternoon, April 10. At 2;iS o'clock, in
the Belasco Thcater.
MFR. and Mrs. Edward q. Van slyke
Of the Wellington Hotel. Boston, are
at the Grace Dodge Hotel here for an
extended stay.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

~HE President and Mrs, Coolidge
sailed aboard the Mayfower
Yesterday Immediately after the
morning service at the First
Congregational Church and
cr,Iised down the river, coming back
10 the Navy Yard this morning They
we're accompanied by their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs Frank w. Stearns.
Mrs Il r. Hills. her son, Mr.. John HIS.
and Mr.. John Coolidge, son Of the hosts
Also in their party were Mr.. and MrS'
Francis Prescott. Son-in-law and daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs StesrnS, and their
twin daughters. Che Misses Prescott and
their two sons
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Miss Hawke has issued announce
mentS OF the children's Easter dancing
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Secretary Of the Interior, Or.
Hubert Work. has as his guests in his
apartment at the Waroman Park Hotel
for 8 few DAYS. Or and Mrs d. c.
Ernn-n nf Tanhurv Conn.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

MY. and Mrs. Max Eugth have come
from Hot Springs, Va, where they have
q cottage II the residential colony and
are spending some time az the Ward
sYran Park Hotel
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Senator and Mrs. Lawrence Y. Tyson
were the guests IN whose honor Mrs.
Edwin 2 Glenn entertained a COM
pany az Is al luncheon yesterday al
the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

AGr. and Mrs. John Mock entertained
Informally al tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Er and Mrs. W. / Hollings-
worth Of Los Angeles Calf Assisting
Mrs Mock we're Mrs. James z. Watson,
Mrs Herman Piugge, Mrs James !.
Steele. Baroness Irene Ungern- Miss
Evelyn Matthews, Mrs Macpherson
Crichten Mrs Edward Plummer and
Mrs. Ellis Logan
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ Depew have completed their six
week visit 70 ST. Augustine, Fla, and
York.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Minister of Hungary and
Countess Ssechenyi are expected 70 re-
turn "a washington tomorrow. They
have been the guests Of Mr and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt whitney. al Aiken.
s. c, for several days, and attended
the Horse Show.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Ambassador Of Brazil. Senior s.
Cursel 40 Amaral. has returned to
Washington after having spent a few
GavS in New York.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Mr. and Mrs Roy /. EeuhzUser en-
tertsined a. midday dinner yesterday
In honor q Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Love of Rochester. q. T.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Nj and Mrs Keith Merrill are al
the ST. Regis IN New York for a few
DAYS.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Mrs. Leatherwood. wife Of Represent
ative E Q. Leatherwood Of Utah, sc-
companied by her daughter. spent the
week end al Carvel Hall.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

The Secretary Of the Brazilian en-
bassy and Senh0ra Coelho de Aloeida
are in New York and are staying at the
Ambassador
Evening star., 1928-03-26

HaNS NNVS'N ~
The Secretary Of state and Mrs. Kel-
ioSg. who are spending some time at
PinehurSt. \. c. have with them their
niece Miss Laura Otis The Solicitor
General. Mr.. William y. Mitchell, is also
= guest Of the Secretary and Mrs. Kel-
logg.
Secretary Kellogg played number
q holes az golf yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Capt. and Mrs. Hugh Barclay are
making a brief visit in Washington at
the Mayaower or their return 70 Fort
5enuing. Ca, from their home, Doug
laSton Manor. in Pulaski n Y. where
they spent two weeks. Capt Barclay
vas formerly military attache 10 Brazil.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

basket ball team and on the tennis
courts at the Friends School. Even in
the busy time preparatory to leaving for
japan, following her graduation, the
Young japanese girl has continued her
studies In art and music, and her
mother recently expressed her delight
that Mile Matsudaira has indicated
that she will maintain these interests
after her marriage.
While this young girl has made many
friends, her studies have been her pri-
mary consideration and she has con-
formed to the tenets Of schoolgirl OF
japan in that she has attended no
formal evening functions. When Mile.
Setsu did appear at afternoon fetes-
a notable one being the reception given
by her parents in honor Of the birth
day anniversary OF the Emperor Of
Japan-she charmed every one with
her friendly manner.
The date and other details Of the
nuptial ceremonies will not be an
no1,nced until the arrival OF Ambas-
sador Matsudaira and his family in
Toxic. They will leave Washington
early in June and will take passage
across the Pacific on the japanese liner
Shinyo.
Ceremony In Palace.
The ceremony - this much Nine.
Matsudaira could tell-will be in the
Royal Palace and will be attended by
only the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom Contrary to our
custom of having a reception immedi-
ately after a marriage ceremony. the
court procedure Of Japan DEGREES that
several days shall elapse before the
friends OF the high contracting parties
are invited to offer their congratula-
tons Then there will be held large
reception. to which all royalty. mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps, official
circles and the elite OF Japan will be
invited. The invitations for such a
royal reception are sent out from the
palace.
The new home OF the prince and
princess has Just been completed and
is within 10 minutes motoring distance
Of the Emperor's palace. The dwelling
place OF the newly married royalty is
constructed along European lines, Occi-
dental in furnishings.
Among the priced possessions OF the
bride-elect are several handsome pieces
of silverware OF elaborate American de-
signs which have been sent to her.
These and the large silver bowl pre-
sented to her at a tea given by the
members OF the diplomatic corps in
Washington will occupy a prominent
place In her home.
Mile Setsu Matsudsira. when Prin-
cess Chichibu will be very gay. her
mother proudly announces for she will
be extensively entertained and be host
ess at many 'arge entertainments.
So this child OF fortune, born 10
ak~r~ Naz.4v,
esnue japanese Chrysanthemum Festi-
val day for which she Is named. will
take her place as a member of one Of
the worlds most ancient reigning FAM
lilies at an age when most of our
American girls are entering college.
The best wishes and romantic inter-
est OF American girlhood will be with
her when with quaint and stately cere-
monial she weds her prince charming
the heir apparent to the throne Of a
mighty world empire.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CITY OFFICIALS WORK
OUT WEIGH BILL PLANS
Regula tions to Be Ready TO Go
Into Effect on July !,
Board Declares.

The rules and regula tions for ad-
ministration of the Welch salary bill
In so far as 1t applies to employees Of
the municipal government are. being
worked out today by the District per-
sonnel classification board which met
for that purpose In the Office of Auditor
Daniel j. Donovan its chairman.
The board also plans TO draft form
OF procedure for administering pay in
cTeases to a group of District employees
who viii get an additional advance
in salary July through provision in
the District appropriation act for the
coming fiscal year which contains an
item Of S17i 400 as the first Of two
steps for putting these workers on an
equal status with employees in the Fed
eral service doing identical work.
AS the pay increases become effective
July /. the board intends to have all
details in connection With their ad-
ministration completed before that date
Evening star., 1928-06-02
MISS MATSUDA|RA
LEAVES FOR JAPAN
More Than 200 Greet Am
bassador's Daughter as
She Begins Journey.
BY the Associatcd Press.

BY the Associated Press.
To become in few months the bride
of Japan's royal heir apparent, Miss
Setsu Matsudaira, daughter Of the
japanese Ambassador, today was jour-
neying back to the land of cherry
blossoms, her schooling in America
completed.
Sped upon her way by the good
wishes of host of friends who gathered
at the Union Station, Miss MatSudaira
left the Capital late yesterday, accom-
panied by her father and mother. There
were more than 200 in the group which
greeted her in the main concourSe Of
the station and the United States Gov
ernment had its official representatives.
Fathers Comment.
"Out Of Difference to the japanese
custom Of keeping young girls within
the seclusion Of the home. the Amoas-
sador spoke with newspaper men for
her. He said that in spite of the re-
strictions of the imperial household. his
daughter would hardly lose contact with
the Western world Through the diplO-
matte circles of Toxic, he predicted, she
would frequently find occasion to use
the French and English she has learned
here. She is carrying back to Japan
he said, treasured memories of Amer
lea that will influence her whole life
Her marriage to Prince Chichinu,
brother TO Emperor Hirohito, will be
surrounded with the utmost privacy.
the Ambassador continued, and instead
Of being public ceremony. will take
place within the palace at Toxic before
the shrine Of the Emperor's ancestors.
viii Not Forget America.
While the picturesque kimonos Of her
country probably will replace the West
ern costumes to which Miss MatSudaira
has grown accustomed. her father said.
she will not forget the styles OF the
Occident, for it has become customary
for members of the imperial household
to wear gowns of American and Euro
pean design when public appearances
are made.
The party planned to spend several
hours today in Chicago, before leaving
this evening for San Francisco where
on June it is to sail on the steam
ship Shinyu Maru for Yokohama.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PRESS CLUB BARS
DUCE AS MEh1ER
Treatment of Foreign Core
spondents in Rome Cited
by Directors.

The name Of Benito Mussolint. pre-
mier Of italy, proposed two weeks ago
for nonresident membership In the Ma
tional Press Club was withdrawn last
night by the board Of governors follow
ing formal protest signed by IS ac-
tive members.
A week ago, ]. Fred Essary, president
of the club, cabled Mussolini at Rome
congratulating the premier on his elec-
ton and sending the best wishes Of
fellow members Of the club. The cable
was not sent, however until after the
board Of governors had given pre-
lirninary approval of Mussolini's apph-
cation for membership.
w. H. Atkins. secretary Of the club,
announced the action Of the governors.
The protest was signed by mem
bers who objected to Mussolini because
Of his treatment Of foreign correspond
ents in Rome and his denial of the
rights of the press represented by o.
posing political papers.
In considering the premier's appli-
cation the governors followed routine
procedure. He was nominated By Jack
Connolly and Charles A. Hamilton and
after giving ~ their preliminary ap-
provaI. the governors posted the name
on the bulletin board for the I5-day
period required Il was then that the
protest was filed.
In addition to the fully qualified ele-
mentary school teachers, England has
at present $4,000 uncertifed and 1000
stICDIen1entary teachers
Evening star., 1928-06-02
AUTO|ST INJURED
ON MAY 4 DIES.
Daniel Neikirk'S Car Hit Tree
Near MemoriaI-3 In
quests Due Today.

Injuries suffered on May Ia. when
his automobile struck tree after leav-
ing the roadway near the Lincoln
Memorial, resulted In he death yester-
day in Gallinger Hospital of Daniel
NeIkirk. % years old, 406 Twenty
eighth street. His was the third death
within two days as a result of traffic
injuries of long standing Inquests
were scheduled at the Morgue today in
the three cases.
Neikirk was said to have been in i'll
health prior TO the accident. and it is
thought that he became suddenly
worse. causing him to lose control of
his car. He was first taken to Emer-
gency Hospital, where he was treated
for possible fracture of the skull. and
then went home. The next dav he be-
came Ill and returned to the hospital,
where he remained until May %. when
ne was taken to Gallinger Hospital for
observation.
Car Hits Phone Pole.
The other two men into whose
deaths inqueSts we're set were James
p. Harding, SO years old. 224 Rhode
Island avenue. and James Saunders.
colored, 81 years old, 1888 Fourth
street The former died from injuries
Tecelbeo on May IA. when he was struck
by an automobile. The latter died
from injuries suffered on December 81.
when he was struck by one automobile
and hurled into another
Three persons were injured last night
when the automobile in which they
were riding coilided with and broke of
a telephone pole at Forty-fourth street
and Dean avenue northeast They were
Mandole Mitchell. colored 10 years old,
1926 " street; Novel; Mitchell. colored.
II, of the same address, and Rose
Smith. colored. 20. ll0S Fifth street.
All we're treated at Freedmen's Hos
pital. The driver. Robert Jones. COL
ored. 1857 Third street, and two other
passengers were uninjured.
Child Hit by Police Car.
Louise Hardy. 9 years old, I7l0
TWenty-second street southeast. suf-
fered scratches and bruises about the
body when she was knocked down at
Minnesota avenue and Twenty-second
street southeast By an eleventh precinct
police car operated by Policeman Will
lam Melvin. The child was taken
home by the policeman Her injuries
we're slight
James Brown. 10 years. old. 81 D
street, was treated at Emergency Hos
pital for a scalp wound after he was
struck and knocked down at Fourth
street and Indiana avenue by an auto
mobile driven br Donald l. Thompson.
1901 Argonne place. His condition is
not serious
Evening star., 1928-06-02
rT-Nes4-
NICKEL PLATING.
Eas<e Paris EenS. Ne sesss
Eeais@sNsFs g,Ss FeTess
CATLIES', INC,


Mar e21 s3se 1874 X. Y. Are Nv
The Annual Meeting of the
lot owners Of The Glenwood
Cemetery viii be held IN the
Bloe Room Of the City GLIB,
1870 G St. NV, on Monday
evening, June 4th, 1923, at
7:30 pm. All lot owners are
earnestly requested TO be
present.
gGkE1 or 9RgsTEgs.
cESE9lEs ". EOkkIs
RsssseSsat,
wg>sHAK r. w8sE
Evening star., 1928-06-02

tu SRbO ptileCLiUii
of arrangements
for the opening
session June IL.
Arrival yesterday
of chairman Will
liam M. Butler Of
the Republican ma
tional committee
with part of his
staff. precipitated
a series of confer
ences on housing.
entertainment. dis
trihltion Of spec
tators' tickets and
preparation of con-
vention hall.
Mr.. Butler said
the first national
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BOYS ASK THRkSHING.
Teseb<r Complies With Request
After Pupils Complaint.
eaoe - tpe As2e,17 4asa Pssss.

Gosfe#pgpeeaoe ~ tb4 As2ea7 4seG Press
CAMBRIDGE England INV seklf<yi~
0oys sskea ~ De tf1YssfgsG js tgla Dy
M5ss Mary JDoUpsor3, tsanDer III y Bufe
fgik y3issge eeforgj
When s1e '1Fst went ~ sfas set3oG she
szG sigR 5}sd Sn9Gb tFGgDle from 1DTae
~ aiae DsgHef Doyg. wfag overturned
nesks tied QD tGe sctaf,giFgora dOogk md
tysoEe yaf11oBe
'Ine ms DyId i3sF tissy wanted man
teacher. z0Blf one VINO 6JsIt6 thrash
tssesa. TDey SeFe iaufssso. tney said
oy Dogg from otf3eg go!pIgIs k>eesDs@ Their
96sxiaer alo aot laE1l this form Of piiDv
lsigBsfne
fJ1saiaaBg & ssgalt strap, Mrs Tiaonp~
s<,y vas abse " DkiIilfy tgse cG9A f0f
ronDsz1gst sk6 ali trouble ~ her Eci9s1ol
oeagA1 loFtbBitD,
-arr~
poy.,sn1 tae largest r. IN Maine
ass 2os nzagfAet2Fiag ssAsssasisAasaz.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
DIES FOR GIRL SLAYlNG.
New Jersey Man Expresses Sorrow
for Crime Before Death.

TRENTON. N. j., June 2 R.-
George Yarrow of Barnesboro was
electrocuted in the State prison here
last night for the murder Of Rose Sarlo
of Woodbury. last OCTOBER.
YarroW went to the chair accom-
panied by the prison chaplain and a
clergyman. He expressed sorrow for
Elliott, whose home in Queens Borough
Brooklyn. was bombed some weeks ago
Evening star., 1928-06-02

summer Mr.. COOL
idg g vacation
place was the one
big news Of the
year. Now every
botiy's interest Is.
Where will AL
spend next Sum-
mer?"
One thing. they
can't accuse Cool
idge of trying to
cater 10 the voter
by going TO a
doubtful 8 at e.
Wisconsin is never
doubtful. You can
always depend on
1t doing just ex-
actly what the
other Al don't.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
'Brool' or 'Broolay'
Proper for Brule,
Curator Declares
By the Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE, June 2. The
"Brool" River and "Brool, Wis.," will
be names figuring prominently in
the news with establishment OF the
Summer White House on the Cedar
Island estate of the late Henry Clay
Pierce, while the name is Brule and
is French. common usage has made
"Brool" the correct pronunciation,
Huron Smith, curator of the Mill
waukee Museum. said
Smith said, however 1t Is not In
correct to use the French pronuncia-
ton, "Broolay."
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Britain Uses Many Buttons.

Correspondence Of the Ass9esaied press
LONDON.-Great Britain uses 2.7ss.-
57s.100 buttons a year, a statistician for
the industry reports.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BUTLER ARRANCES
FOR FIRST SESSION
G. O. P. Chairman ConferS
With Committee Heads on
Plans for Convention.
BY The Associated Press


KANSAS CITY, June 1.-The Re-
publican national convention organiza-
ton today took on more definite form
with heads of committees attempting