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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
FAIL TO SAVE DOG

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 20 Up
After battling the churning ice waters
OF Lake st. Clair for more than "a
hours in a vain attempt to rescue,
a white collie, sighted yesterday
maroored on a cake of ice far out
in the lake. city patrolman ended
the misery of the dog with a revolver
shot.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22
PEARCE

The following were visitors in Pearce
Thursday H A. Haven, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren HuIse and daughter, Light: Mr..
Fox and Mr. Crosby, Tucson; Jay Pres
sey and Earl Christobel, Light; Mrs.
Cundiff, Brush Settlement, Mr.. Scot
field, Stronghold.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bouck and Miss
Kathryn Delacourt, of Cochise, spent
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Special Events Noted
In Society's Calendar
As Old Year Passes
Receptions Form Leading
Attractions Scheduled in
Hopcs OF Officials and
Other Prominent Folk.

Mai Gen. Charles +. Summeraii
Army Chief of staff. and Mis-. stn
nLsrali will hold their annual New
Year reception tomorrow from Ia
7 O'Clock ut For. Myer. Va
Tho wives Of the general officers
OF the general STAFF and chiefs oi
branches VI the Army VIII pour.
They are; Mrs. ~. r., IrslanI. Airs
Httnnt "a. Wells Mrs. iutz Wahi
Mrs W. H. Common. Mrs. itDbert u
Alien, Mrs, Campbell King. Airs
Geofge S. fsitnonda, Mrs, Frank Park
er, Mrs H. Il: Booth, Airs. Frank
B chcatham. Mrs. J. L.. Fachet aud
Mrs. Andrew Hero. jr.
The following ladies viii assist Mrs
BummefaII IN the entertainment oi
callers: Mrs. Golden IN, Kuggies
Mrs. John J. Toney, Mrs, Guy V
Henry, Mrs. u, n. iinrtahorn. Airs
Howard l.. Iandefs. Mrs William A
Johnson. Mrs. w w Tayiof. Mrs
John !. De Witt, Mrs Frederick bent
shnrp, Mrs Joseph A. Atkins, Mra
q, t. Eummefaii, if, Airs. Maswel
Murray. Mrs. Berkeley r Merchant
Miss Kathleen Graham, Miss Viplel
WhelaH and Miss Margaret M0reuo
Representative Grant NJ iludaan
and Miss Helen Hudson win ,n.nig.
onotrow afternoon, between ihs
hours of i and o'cinek, nt thei,
home. 57a5 mckinley street, ~ banui
of MI and Mira, iti,hari Hudson nI
Lansing, Mich aud Mr.. aud Mira
itogar ttrdasl Of Milwaukee, Wis, n,
cards have been issued Mr. 1unaar
| Hudson of Michigan sinie College
| Ah1 has bean ali'nding the ha'idaft
AvDtiDuej un HiAlh fJgel
Evening star., 1928-01-01

Charles L. Marlatt. Mrs. Robert s.
Woods. Mrs. c, ". warnurton. Mrs.
Walter G. Campbell. Mrs W. ".
Stockberger. Mrs. Robert Reese. Mrs.
Nelson \. Crawford. Mrs E. W. A.
len. Mrs ]. r. Mohler. Mira W. a.
Taylor. Mrs. W. b Greeley. Mrs Paul
u. ResiinSton. Mrs. Lloyd p Tenny.
Mrs W, T. Duvel and Miss c. r Bar
nett, librarian Of the department
The Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs
Herbert Hoover will receive from 4 tc
o'clock in their home at =ssse s
street. They will b. assisted hy the
heads Of huresus snd divisions % sne
department. including the assistants
;o Secretary Hoover, Mr.. aud Mrs.
George AkerSon and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Eichey. and the assistant
~ the Secretary and Mrs n. s. Car
son. the director of the asronAutscs
branch and Mrs Clarence NJ. Ycunx.
the director oe the census ard Mrs
William Nj, Stsr&rt. the director ce
foreign and domestic commerce ard
Mrs. julius Klein. the director o. the
Bureau ce Standards. MIR. George X,
Burgess: the commissioner cf esa-
commissioner et lighthouses and Mrs
Coast and GeI<ie,ic Survey and Mrs.
r.. Lester Jones. the commissioner al
navlSa,son AMI Mrs Arthur J. Trver.
the supervising Inspector Senerai ce
~tranitcst inspection service and Mrs
nsckerA>n y. Hoover, the cSssnsMtS>
Ssoner of PATENTS and Mrs Thomas -
Robertson. the director ~ mines aaSs
Mrs. SEett Turner AMI the secretary
~ Secretary Hoover. Mr.. Bradley II
\0Sh,
TIE SECRETARY es l.Aear and Mrs
James , lNvsS viii re<s4VS. feSssG 4
Ia a'clocS. la their h<sae at sNis
Massachusetts SVeaue. aud viii ee a.
sisted eS the ~tveS ce the sSS.ssaat
MEs> Eche Carl White and
Mrs W, ", husband. and MrS Marry
- Nesll. wife 10 the commissioner Ser>
eras IL ins,aSSeattoa
Evening star., 1928-01-01

The Ambassador Of Grent Britain and
Ludy Isabella Howard. who wcre Joined
for the Christmas holidays by their
three hnna Hubert, Edward ana
Henry. viii have with them until the
middle of January Edward ani Henry.
sir, Hubert Howard viii sail this week
10 return 10 his studies In England
aud his two brothers viii sail from
Kew York. SATURDAY. January H.
The Amba ssador Of Argentina, Senor
Don iionorin puey,rednn. ancompa MED
~ his daughter. sennritn Marta i'nayr.
reinn, and his son. Aenor iioracio
ruayrfedon. will 60 Ia New York Ia
day. They viii meet Senora de- tueSrs
rtdon aud the elder daughter Senorita
Julia Helena Pueyfred0n. on their ar
rival In New York tomorrow from a
visit of several months In their home
In the Argentine,
The Atnbn ssn,,nr II Spmin and senofa
de iadilia have as their guests AT
tho embassy the former United States
Minister 10 Portugal and Mrs, Thomas
u. iitrch of New York, who aceam.
panied them la Washington Friday
after The Amln nsaador and Senora lie
padiila had visited them for several
days III tHu hHttopnilss
The Ambassador Ut tuha and aenora
de t'otrafa are asain Ia their home
Ia havana, where they have gone fur
the sessions af the pan 4 American t'ane
gtesa which viii open January III
The Auln sna,tor and Henoea do t'efs
fata viii Hat return uniii the end Ut
February nr early March.
The Ambassador OF France ana Mime.
Glaudel viii entattatn ~ dinner Tues
day evening. January ~, and Mill he
hnsts al luneheW Thursday,
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Diplomatic Social Circles
FeatureAdventOfNeW Year
Holiday Festivities and Special Functions Mark
Closing Days of l927-Personal Notes
of General Interest

4 The newly appointed Ambassador OF
Germany. Herr Frederick Wilhelm Won
Prittwitz und Gatrron, will sail from
Germany Thursday. January u. Tor
this country and viii he accompanied
by Frau Won Prittwits,
The Minister of rortusai AMI Wis
countess IL Alte are expected l" return
today from New York, where they
went for Christmas and the holidays
The Minister of Switserlanh ANA
Mime. Peter will entertain ~ dinner
Saturday evening In honor VI the
Secretary of Labor and Mrs, James
j. Davis
Nine. Peter viii receive Friday after
noon In her home at .oal q street
The Minister of Hungary und Count
ess skerhenNl gave IA large dance last
evening In the legation on Maaaachus
Aetts avenue,
The Minister of Panama ami Stnofa
de Aifaro had with them for thf'at'
mas ami portion of the holidays the
formers niece. Senotlta AhiAhh NJ
thfn, VINO Wnth ~ NJ" WIN t'""N )
and viii return the ttfet at the week
10 her siudes al the Mater Miseeufdla
III Marion. IA,
The Minister Ut the ifiah free state,
Mr. flmaihv 4, smitdN, VII he host
II dinner Tuesday etanins, January
81, IN hanur nf the president Ut thu
Executive t'nlnoii ar tho tfieh Free
state, Nj, William L, tassfate, who
vii arrive IN Washington the day
hatnra far a sha,t visit,
Airs. smiddN and thelr iauahiets are
continued On alAth lAael
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Radical Departures
In Diplomatic Corps
Ways Made in 1927
Sir Esmc Howard, in Wash.
insson Only Four Years.
Now Dean Of Envoys.

As these are epochal times. the
changes which have made Sir Esms
Howard. British Ambassador, the dean
of tho corps in less than four wears
service ia this capital are aCcerted
with ether radical departures fiNom The
aid ways. II Is more than ~ wears
since an envoy from the Court W 81
iames led his colleagues IN the corps
AZ the White House amenities at the
New Year and on either state oe'
casions, lie MAS sir Julian t'annVe
fnte When he Was accleaited ~ MIN
lster IN iSNa. when Groser Cleveland
Was about to give way IL keutamin
Harrison. and he served IN the lewer
erade until iSas. when, as l%'<'
pauneefote Of PRESTON, and under the
same Chief Magistrate. he presented
his credentials az the first Amts,Ssa'
dor from britain, IN the same tunet0te
uf time that the Hon, Thomas taaNatd
hecama the Amhassastos from the
taited states, Lord faaaeefote died
in May, ianS, after "A continued scfN'
Ice of a quarter 1T a century,
The present british sAMtssaaader
presented his credentials 10 tres,dept
taaiidge on March d. IVA, aud LAY ave
lays the present Vice deam nr,
ilaaoria fueyrretan, Argentine Am,
h.ass,slur nh,nsed the hossar W the nrst
plaoe, He was received nn Marh 10.
aud NO weeks later the teeNvhan
Amha hsa,tor IN, .ietnan Nelassie, hu.
eamu the representative at his eotn,
try, In the group al II nlatar dtrlas
mats lhese three are the seniofs, and
they will net have heen men,As'les M
the local Germs far fous Neaea untlt
March. Thls IL 4 seaaei uf the WMh
Nae, Mhan memhets og the sasetsN
aerNies nf every vauntts Mere suited
V'un,nnsd On slAth lassl
Evening star., 1928-01-01

Emory fcOti Land viii not be M home
,nfp"tfow afternoon. They viii observe
'hsit day al home the. remaining Mon,
Gays In January sHd February.
Col, bnf Mrs. Ds MEL B Devofe and
MIS- Mary stewart have cards out for
an ~ home This afternoon after &
cifi"1k. al zzD0 Ma rsa chusetts avenue
Mfs. Frank r. Hamilton and her
dsbht1hie daughter Miss Eaiona
Hamilton will receive Wednesfisy w In
January 4. and again on Ianuary II.
'beht al 23yG Sixteenth street
MIS-. Proctor J.. Uougherty will be
al hoHe Fridays IN January and ~
h"r al hume January khe will have
viii hnf MR.. William is I.adtie, wife
~ the EBkiBfeg fonlnIssionef.
Mrs. Thomas Hardy TaIiafettn viii
b" al hoine informally Wsdnesday :,
January aud again on January IL.
! Miss Berthe fhIHn will keep the
ftst Aptptaye ~ January at bame ~
ibe Jabafd Inn, No eatds have been
issued
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Ladie. Of Consre..
Circle to EeeeivS

The wives et Republican Meaaeers
az t'paSress froM New York wssl ~ ss
htNMs en Tuesdays January ie and
- frem a. : Seis<s =; the hG>aas ef
Mrs. lsnsss :. Parker, Wts Nt ErE~
reSsatati,s Parker V1 New Nexk, A.
Stee StNteensh street
1htS Srvap issctls,Se> Mrs = Wallace
Nesalsssy. Mrs tSSak CSawshss> Mvs,
ttamatNa Fish, NJ; Mrs nsasSi II,
Need, Mrs Robert Low tsAe<sn, Ass
Gale H. Stalker, Mrs ThsaJsas
SweeS, Miss Taees. Mrs J. NAxAe~
WaneNSsSAS, Mrs sNVsaerseS NJ, paS>
eppsrt, Mrs HSgV~aw J. issss. Ma
1~ha II Clarke ard MrS Ckag~sc~ ~
AaNc<sSk,
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Congressional Club Plans
Reception Tomorrow

The CanSseSslS,lAal I>hAN viii AeM
its aantss New NeAr r~csrssea teases~
svw, Claa meanesss and tAetr nssspSaN
VIII ~ rees>NwSl ~ the eeeShseat. Mira
tNeter G>selee SsegsS. and the asfse~rw et
the club gsv.sn ) - : eeksSk, TIE esss>
saWssN New YEAR danse viii - held
ia the eSealnE,
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Dnaer by ChaNhmsn -
Honor hahep Freeman

Rev, Mesae kANateN MSetgyde and
the watseeseS aeA N%$tsSMsa " Csaee
taNE>h have kssaed iMNssattaex ssg q
ssaN asns.t, ~ Aeaes " KlxNs Nsv.
lsMes GiwayA fAwenAAM ksSASe af
WasAtaSs>n, ersssAN, January -, Al
: eeNrsk, The drawer VIII ~ Aeaa IN
tae IeavssA hAM ~ tAe eAusva Aaa
.aegN viii es a SueStx
Evening star., 1928-01-01

Mrs Kellogg wife III the secfetBfy
Of slate. and the ladiGs Df the cabinet
circle win DDl receive "Wednesday
sftefnoon, owing 10 the proximity ~
New Year day. They viii receive the
ysHgining "Wednesday afternoons bnili
Lent,
Brig Gen end Mrs, J NJ Kennedy
viii he 81 home TnesdaY afternoon
from 4 10 & D'rlock ia tbeif quarters
81 Waiter Reed
Nff t;iickBsT ia nd0)Dh MiHs Ittijse
Hsuaoiuh end Miss "a hetin@ ISetTs
will lie st home Informally sUnds ~
H. January,
Ars. Van RsypeB and her daughter.
Baroness korff. wiij be al hume We'd
nekdssE jn January.
Mrs Dwight Chester sad Mis-.
Evening star., 1928-01-01
At Homes Scheduled
By Society Leaders

Hrs, GhbTles q. Da wes. wife ~ the
Wee I>rs Eideni, viii receive Wednesday y
sftei noon after 4 o'cIoek In her hume
on Belmont Tstad
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Washington Opens Year
With Conspicuous Events
Featuring Social Program
Series of Receptions at White House Starts
Tomorrow. to Be Followed by Numerous
Important Official Functions.
BY SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

IKE all the grea, capitals Washington its
put oa series receptions with that the White
House I g osh @ o s h nd welcome ah
This bit distorted onciai hospitality waiting on
the President and the First Lady OF the Land to
ana 3 m, and lesser diplomats OF foreign
and few but official houses are opened
THERE always pleasant with society OF deeds well
the old close many events are gwen ana
generously contributed for the support charity ana again @ o
particular pride OF Washington residents and out OF ,oe,s,y
events in the Capital gain greater perfection each
NEXT importance Washington Assembly January H. with its
snee: e p the pas, @ GGs , snd % the
stately vonous elaborate and
early stalk social boards did their ancestors
MOT spirit of giving there the society
horse show win its dozfn. Of on III the hs na 1
The and the wooded pathway with the progress OF me
m M ] b sns s I SUPPORT I ho~ es nd @ @ rom the
the largest riders unusual accomplishment will be
JANUARY brings Washngon spectacular
year Bal Boheme Of the Wahng Arts Club. which this
The cap b0:. some Of & hf be. artistic se" Of the country o and it.
exhibitions This the ball viii take medieval
eae srssI bai"oo 'bs Wa@a & A.,s ars coming from
attend and will be the largest number Of Of
any ball yet given by the club.
TIE Congressional keep open
members devoted two periods last week 70 the Joyous
n." m os ~ % m age WI When h"r @ ~ h' ab be I" Of m music % for @ M
tod@e dan nd all SORTS Christmas cheer THURSDAY afternoon
and lust should be- r2pioa Long~o the belle the after.
THftE provided things mothers sane
toned Christmas with gifts in full
1s2a and man pks a necessary 10 gifts than
ise.s ne Jean Joan and level Da" the % dah
'y % & t aanS & ~, & s''tcsry Of ao and Mrs.
hhs fas' that undoubtedly the
."".aos pun" '"' '"''' WIZ be
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31

Putnam High Defeats Bacon
Academy For Second Time
At Colchester.

Putnam High school brought its
string Of baseball victories to four
straight by beating Bacon Academy
at Colchester, May 25, i4-5. After
the fifth inning, the outcome was new
err in doubt, but up TO that time, the
score was 81 in favor Of Bacon.
Putnam took the lead IN the fifth,
scoring FIVE runs on singles by Cody,
Franklin and DeBarardinis, Marion's
double and three errors. Bacon scor-
ed one run in the seventh and eighth
on three passes and three errors,
while Putnam was banging Gyome
for three runs in the sixth and eighth
and two IN the final inning.
Marion. Putnam first baseman, star
red at bat. In five trips 70 the plate,
he collected three doubles, was struck
out once, was awarded base on balls,
and flied out 10 centerfeld. Captain
Wheaton, who pitched the entire game
for Putnam, allowed but four hits, no
two coming in the same inning, struck
out eighteen Of his opponents, and Is
sued seven bases on balls. Bases on
balls were responsible for three Bacon
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
"oLD lRoNsiDEs" TRULY
GREAT MOTION PICTURE

That much ovcrworked adjective
gigantic" may very properly be en-
pIoyed TO describe "0ld Ir0nsides," the
new Paramount spectacle produced by
James Cruze and adapted from Lau-
renee Stallings' original story by Har-
~ Carr and Walter Woods, which will
be shown at the Bradley Theatre next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
II Is doubtful IL even Mr.. Cruze him.
self realized what a tremendous i'm
preston the picture would make upon
the minds of the public. IL is one OF
the first real American epics of the
silent drama. Other productions have
made us see parts of the United
States history, but this. with its hard
bitten Yankee tars and dauntloss
fighting men, makes one feel the ire
mendous bravery and courage Of our
forefathers.
Although "Old ironsides" Ia for the
most part spectacular and gripping
the love interest Is unusually strong
II Is contained in romantic and
wholesome story between Esther Raj.
ston and Charles Farrell which
stands out like a diamond mounted in
setting Of hand hammered gold.
Aside from the coiorfui love cpl.
sodes, there are any number Of other
scenes done with a sincerity which il
seldom seen. One of the most re.
markable is the parting Of the play.
ers at the end when Esther Ralston
Wallace Beery. Charles Farrell and
George Godfrey. the four comrades OF
George Bancroft. leave him TO contin-
ne their journey TO the China Seas
aboard the brig, Esther"
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
Strong Bartlett, High Here Saturday

Strong Bartlett High Here Saturday
With but three veterans available
for the baseball nine. Coach Lauriston
Noyes, after much changing and
twisting, finally put in the field a
team which has carried the colors Of
Putnam High school close TO the top
Of the Windham County High school
baseball heap. Putnam High holds
victories over every county high school
team and has been beaten once by
Plainfeld and Willimantic, has won
it's last four games in a row, and has
broken even In games outside the
county.
One Of its defeats was inflicted by
Bartlett High Of Webster, 6-5, on the
latter's home grounds. Putnam was
leading 3D. IN the ninth with one out
and none on bases. A man then
reached first on an error. The next
man up hunted, and Weiss, who came
up on the ball fast, muffed IL, with a
double play and victory in sight. An
other lucky break brought in the tie
ing and winning runs when the scor-
ing runner knocked the ball out of
Shann's hands as he slid in to home
and the next runner came in when
Sham threw TO first to throw out the
batter. Putnam outhit Webster SIS,
only enc Of Bartlett's hits coming in
an inning that they scored.
On Saturday, June 2. Putnam High
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
WEDDING


Evance Ledoux, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Ledoux, South Meadow
street, employed in the tailor shop Of
his father on Main street, and Miss
Loretta J. Vadnais, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Emile vadnais, Worcester.
were married, Wednesday morning.
in the church Of the Holy Rosary,
Worcester. Following a reception at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Ledoux left on a wedding
trip for Montreal. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home in
this city.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31

gets its chance to even II up with
Webster. The Bartlett nine has gone
through its season thus far undefeat-
ed. and looks upon Putnam's Blue and
White tossers as just another step
ping stone. But with its green ma
lerial having been under FIRE in four
teen games, and now hitting the ball
hard, Putnam seems headed TO lis
fifth straight win. Franklin. Put
MANS pitching ace, win undoubtedly
receive the pitching assignment
against Bartlett undefeated Bay
Staters.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Harry <. Morse and daughter
Miss Helen o. Morse visited Sunday
with Miss Ruby Morse Of Middle
boro, Mass.
Or. Harry Sharpe Is about the
streets again after his recent opera
ton for appendicitis at the Day Kim
ball Hospital.
Rev. e. r. Wright, pastor OF 81
Philips church, addressed the Rotary
club AZ their weekly luncheon held
this week on Tuesday noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Ailairie and
family Of Church street spent Sun.
day in Grosvenordale with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Godin and Mrs. Martin.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION

a Battle Greek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexal Order
lies has been discovered. This tab
let attracts water from the system
into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel
called the colon. The water lossens
the dry food waste and causes gen.
tie, thorough, natural movement with
out forming a habit or ever increas-
ing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew Rexall 0rderlie at night. Next
day bright Get "a for Csc today at
CAROLS Rexal Drug Store.
NOTE: 1t would be illegal to pub
lsh this il not true.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
DWAN SUCCEEDS IN MAKING
GREAT FILM FROM BOOK
EAST Side, West Side" Showing
Here, Is Truly an Epic of Cities

With George o'Brien in the lead
ing role, Allan Dwan has directed a
marvellous picture from Felix Riesen-
herg's successful novel, East Side,
West Side" This film win be shown
1T tho Bradley Theatre on Sunday and
Monday.
Dwan planned the screen treatment
Of "East Side, West Side" He also
chose Virginia Vaili as the leading
woman. O'Brien had just completed
his part as the prize fighter in as Eat
So?"
Although young O'Brien is well
known to motion picture fans as the
result Of his protrayals in "The Iron
Horse" Gig Leaves" "Three Bad
Men," and many others, this picture
occasioned his first trip TO the East
and in il he has done the finest work
of his career.
East Side Visit Side" is first the
story of rugged mans career and
second the story of Greater New
York. The scene sweeps from the riv-
err fronts, through the slums, along
the Bowery, up Fifth Avenue to Har-
lem, Morningside and Washington
Heights. The novel has already be-
come a best seller. In the vividness
of his Characterization and the vigor
Of his narrative. Rosenberg has main
tanned the standard he set in his ear
lier books, 'sUnder Sail" and Wig
nettes of the Sea-"
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
p. n. s. Track Men
Compete at Brown Meet

Five members Of the 7. II. S. track
team were entered in six events at the
twenty-fourth annual Brown Inter
scholastic track meet at Providence,
Memorial Day, May Both. They were /:
Captain ID. Child. J. Myers, w. Sham,
r. Sherman. l.. Pominville. Captain
Child was the only one who placed,
winning third place in the broad jump
with a jump OF Fl IT,, in, and get
ting fifth place in the 100 yard
dash, which was run in 10 sec, after
winning his heat in 1913.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31

No score. rubber game. z dealt and bid
one spade. A bid two hearts. Y bid two
spades and Il bad three hearts. z bid
three spades, A and Y passed and Il
doubled y and A passed and Y re-
doubled. All passed and A opened the
ain OF hearts. Y played the deuce, b the
queen and z the trey. b now led the
eight. z played the ace and A and Y
followed suit. How should Z play the
hand from now onf z should lead the
nine ot hearts and trump in VS. hand
aith the eight Of spades Y should now
lead the ten Of spades which b must
sln with the king. B should no~ lead
the four OF clubs which Y should win.
Y should now lead the nine OF spades
which b should refuse TO win. Y should
now lead a low diamond, winning the
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31
BARBARA WORTH WITH DENNY
IN ION YOUR TOES

"On Your Toes" the new Regi-
nald Denny starring vehicle which
viii open at the Bradley Theatre on
Friday, is the second in which Barbara
Worth has been his leading woman.
Miss xvs.h is a girl whose bearing
exudes good breeding and aristocracy.
There is about her an unacceptable air
Of romance which is one Of the most
valuable attributes a motion picture
actress can possess.
She was born in Columbus, Ohio.
and lived in Charleston, w. Va, and
Texas where she cultivated an ath-
letic prowess which has much to do
with the fact that she is admitted 70
have the most perfect figure in Holly
wood.
She Is noted equestrienne and
owns a small ranch in San Fernando
valley, the location of which is kept
dark secret from all Of her friends.
Here she hides out and enjoys life. the
only approach to her sanctuary being
through her sister-in-law who writes
for Hollywood publication.
Miss Worth started out about two
years ago as an extra. Her ability
was quickly recognized by Universal
and she was placed under contract,
received her first training in Westerns,
period of apprenticeship which last
ed about eight months. After that she
played opposite Hoot Gibson and then
opposite Denny in Fast and Furi-
Gus" She appeared with Gibson
again and then returned to Denny for
"0n Your Toes"
The supporting east in this includes
Hayden Stevenson, Frank Hagney,
Mary Carr, Gertrude Howard. and
George West. Fred Newmeyer direct
ed.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-31

trick IN rs hand with the king. z
should now lead the queen OF spades
which b must win with the ace. B can
now lead either a diamond or a spade.
II the former. Y should win the trick
with the ten OF diamonds as A should
play low. Y should then lead the ace OF
diamonds. on which z should discard
club. Y should then lead low club
which Is should trump. Nov whatever
u leads z must win the balance OF the
tricks OF three odd re-doublcd. II n
should head a spade at trek nine, z will
lead Out the trumps and make his clubs
good. winning four odd re-doubled
In other words, IL Is possible TO make
three odd in any case. and four odd II b
makes mistake.