davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El fronterizo., 1928-11-10
Ell Lie. VascOncelOS
Sali6 Hoy A NOgales

Hoy. por la mafana, abandono
esta ciudad Ell senior Licenciado Jose
vasconcelos, con destino a la ciudad
de Nogales, puerto fronterizo por
donde Sc internara a territorio Me-
xicano.
Una comision, compuesta por
promientes hombres politicos de la
ciudad fronteriza, estuvo en- esta
ciudad, para acompaharlO en- su
viaje.
La comisi6n que vino, segdn Sc nos
informa, trafa Ell caracter netamente
polftico.
Ademas de las recepciones que de
esa fndole tengan lugar en- Nogales.
habra otras, en- las que Sc festejara
solamente al mas alto Representative
de la Intelectualidad Mexicana.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-10
LocRo EscAPAR

Roberto Ortiz, de cuatro amos de
edad hijo del senior Salvador Ortiz.
con domicilio en- la Gale Main al
Sur, logr6 escapar con vida al ser
atropellado por I'm truck que era
manejado por James Rivera, con do
micilio por la Gale de Ell Paso.
Llevado que fu6 Ell pequeno con
un doctor, so vic que solo pequenas
lastimaduras tenfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
.PO|NCARE OFFERS
HIS BILL ON FRANC
Rate of Sterilization Secret
Until Tonight After Ex-
changes Are Closed.
ny che Associated Press.

ny The Associated Press
PARIS, June 2S.-without uttering a
single word of explanation. Premier
Poincare introduced his Sterilization Of
the franc bill in the Chamber of Dep
utieS at 5:o4 pm.
The Premier assembled the speakers
rostrum. deposited the voluminous docu-
nlent in the hands of the presiding
Official. Pierre Etienne Flandin, bowed
and retire..
The bill vas Immediately referred to
the finance committee before which the
Premier will appear at IL o'clock to-
night, when he will give the official
figures of the gold ratio to the paper
franc The Chamber adjourned until
Q o'clock tomorrow morning.
Premier Poincare kept his secret of
the rate at which it is to be stabilized
by the simple process of not deciding
1t oficially until the last minute
He doubtless had the exact figure
fixed for some time, but no one is sure
that he viii not vary it centime or
two Poincare himself has indicated
that the rate will be about one-fifth Of
the pre-war gold basis at which the
franc long was quoted. This would
make ii approximately cents.
He also has mentioned the gold bull
lion standard" which means that paper
money will be redeemable in gold only
in bars for international transactions.
The French, however, will get some real
hard money for their paper francs
probably 5 and 10 franc silver pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
MURDER CLUE FAILS.
in M'BR|DE Staying.
D. C. Detective Finds Mis-.
souri, Convict Knows Moth
ing of 1922 Killing Here.

Another Mcbride murder mystery
clue has failed.
Lieut.. Edward j. Kelly, chief Of the
police murder squad, returned early to-
day from Missouri, where he investi-
gated a report that convict in the
State prison in Jefferson City might be
able to clear up the staying of Barney
A. Mcbride. wealthy Indian oil opera
tor, near Meadows, Prince Georges
County, August 10, 1922. Kelly re-
ported the quest was fruitless.
Kelly told Inspector Henry @. Pratt,
chief of detectives, that he saw E. ".
Alternately, prosecuting attorney at
Pennington, Mo-. and the convict also,
but that there was no line either on
the Mcbride case or on the killing of
three Greeks in Ninth street rooming
house here several years ago, concern
ing which it had been reported there
were some developments In Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR
OF BISHOP MCDOWELL

More than 900 persons we're present
last night at RECEPTION in the Methodist
Building, 100 Maryland avenue north
east, for Bishop William F. Mcdowell.
who is beginning his fourth term as
Methodist Bishop ow Washington.
Bishop Mcdowell said he planned to
retire at the expiration of this term
and make his home in Washington.
Greetings we're extended by Harry
o. Hine, in behalf of the Methodist
Union: Rev F. c. Reynolds, in behalf
of the ministers. and Mrs. H. r. France.
speaking for the women's organizations.
Residents from nearby Virginia and
Maryland towns as well as those from
Washington attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
EMBATTLED WOMAN DRYS LACK
PUNCH FOR HOUSTON JOUSTING
Inspiring Leadership of Past Victories
Seems Absent-No Dearth of Prohi-
bition Planks or Tickets.

ciSion, as far as could be learned, that
If Smith Is nominated a number of
woman Observation-Disclosures of the
number ranging from 100000 to co.
00o, 000-would bolt the Democratic
party" Even II the Democrats nomi-
nate Smith and insert a dry plank in
the platform. the women would repudi-
ate him and the party who nominated
him. it was said.
Mrs. Nicholson has the plank that
the organization she heads wishes In
serted in the platform The nature of
the plank Is outlined in the resolution
that Mrs. Nicholson will place before
the resolutions committee when 1t meets.
The resolution, in part. says that I'VE
ask the Democratic national convention
to select as Its standard bearer men who
are personally and politically dry" and
that the party convention be asked to
include in the platform clear-cut dec
laration for enforcement Of law, empha-
sizing the eighteenth amendment"
May Drop Her Plank.
Mrs. Nicholson is one Of the five per-
sons representing, she said, 80 dry Or
CARNATIONS who will appear before the
resolutions committee If the other
members of the committee support
plank as satisfactory as the one she is
charged with presenting, she will drop
her plank and give her support to the
other
At the hour Of noon the group in the
headquarters turned into prayer meet
ing. The newspaper men predominated
in the gathering. Mrs. Nicholson made
a short address. DR.. Robertson led in
prayer, asking the blessing of God on
the American people, the Nation, the
women and others working for human
ity and for Righteousness to At us for
the kingdom on earth.
The prayer meeting is to be repeated
each day at noon. It is to be spiritually
participated in by every member of the
w. C.. T. U. in the world. Tomorrow
there will be two services, the first at
the First Christian Church. the second
at the Richey Tabernacle. Monday
the roof of the Rice Hotel. at which
Gov. Moody of Texas, Mrs Emily
Newell Blair and Mrs. Edward
Thurman Smith will speak. There
will be prayer meeting at noon
Monday. and Monday has been set aside
as national day of prayer at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, at which
Mrs. F. F. Stevens and Mrs. Clement l..
Shaver win speak. Monday evening
there win be another mass meeting at
the First Baptist Church.
While there seems no unanimity OF
opinion among the women as to cam
didate they could support, the follow
ing suggestions were heard: For PreSi-
dent: George of Georgia. Hull of Ten
nessee. Wooden of Indiana, Hitchcock of
Nebraska, Young OF New York and
Glass of Virginia. Tickets offered were:
Hull and Moody. WOODEN and Mrs. Mich
olson. and Hitchcock and Hull
But thumbs are down on Smith and
Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
Moving X-Ray Pictures.

The announcement has been made
from Germany that x-ray motion pic
lures had at last been successfully made
by DIR. Oottheimer, who uses screens.
which convert the X-rays that fall on
them to ordinary light rays, which are
Photographed In the usual manner
Many substances are known TO fiouresce,
giving of visible radiations, due to the
action OF x-rays and the utilization OF
this quality by DR. Gottheimer is quite
interesting and OF great value. This
has been impossible heretofore, as X
rays cannot be converged by lenses of
glass or quartz. To make q motion
picture II would be necessary to make
all pictures life-size. which Is obviously
impractical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISED.

By the Associated Press.
The State Department was advised
today that w. II. Mitchell and John
+. Hooper, American mining engineers,
were kidnapped by rebels at Rio Blanco,
Mexico, at 10 o'clock, on the morning
of June %. while en- route to MezQuital
Del Orc. Rio Blanco is Is miles north
OF Guadalajara.
The American Consul Edward p.
Lowry. at Guadalajara. added In his
telegram that the captives' chauffeur
returned with note saying that the
rebels wanted $4,000 pesos (about
SO, 000), and that 1--WE are all right, but
do not know for how long"
The telegram said that Consul
Lowry advised military headquarters
Immediately and the commanding Of
ficer said that troops were sent I'm pur-
suit. The department received let
ter from H. r. Arthur Schoenfeld,
American charge at Mexico City, stat
ing that he had made urgent repre-
sensations TO the Mexican government
for appropriate and energetic measures
to secure the safe release Of Mitchell
and Hooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
FARM REPRESENTATIVES.
Two Kansas Bodies Will Send OBJ
servers to Houston.

MANHATTAN, Kans., June % (PD.-
The Kansas State Farm Bureau and
Farmers Union will be represented at
the Democratic national convention at
Houston next week, Ralph Snyder.
Farm Bureau president. said yesterday.
Andrew Shearer. vice president of
the Farm Bureau, and his daughter of
Frankfort, Kans.. win attend, while the
union will be represented By President
c. E. Huff and c. I. Breasted, secre-
tary, both of Salina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

Democratic tickety
me being Chero-
kee Indian and
Charley Curtis a
X a W In dia n.
Hickman,s theory
Is that the Cher
okees have always
lictcsi the Kaws,
and that there Is Is
many more Cher
okees than Kaws.
Pretty sound rea-
soning, and, be-
sides, n o b o d y
kno VS. how !
stand on prohibi-
tion. Coolidge
was President six
years and nobody
kne W how h e
stood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
MEX|CANS K|DNAP
TWO i. S. CITIZENS
Mining Men Held for &c. 600
Ransom by 0utIaWs-Em-
bassy Acts.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. June 23.-Two Amer
lean mining men. w. M. Mitchell and
John F. Hooper, are being held for
ransom near the town of San Rafael
In the State of Jalisco.
The United States embassy has sent
note to the Mexican foreign Office
making, formal Representations for their
safe release.
News Of. the kinaping was first re-
ceiyed In Mexico City in newspaper dis
patches, but the American embassy this
morning received telegram from the
consulate at Guadalajara confirming the
report. The embassy Is seeking further
details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
GIRL ASKS ANNULME
Virginia Young Sues Through
Father-Eloped June IL.

Annulment Of marriage Is asked in
suit filed by Virginia G.. Young, a
minor, through her father, T. Stockton
Gaddess. 3l2 Indiana avenue, against
Calvin L. Young. 37l8 Thirteenth street
The court is advised that both parties
are children and eloped to Frederick,
Md, June IL last, and were married
Both have continued to reside in the
homes of their parents. Attorneys
Easily Smith, Pine & Hill appear for the
plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

= Farm reIlef-I never Voted TOT
or against, or even read the Mary
McHaughen bill.
Vote for Rogers and scalp the
Kaws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
Will Rogers
Says:

HOUSTON.-Say, I got a great
new political scheme. Capt. Hickman,
captain Of the Texas Rangers, wants
me to run as Vice President on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mai. Gen. George ]. Crosby, vice
chairman of the City Clubs member
ship committee and head of the clubs
Combat Corps, with Mrs. Crosby, will
be the City Clubs host and hostess at
a party and dance TO be given tonight
for the corps by the City Club Satur-
day Nighters at the clubs country
home. Landover. Md.
The Ergatocrats' Club viii meet. 8
O'Clock. at SIT Thirteenth street Linn
e Gale viii lecture on How the So
cialists Are Governing Reading, Pa. y
Admission free. Public invited.
St. Johns Lodge Chapter, o. E. S.,
VIII give 8 lawn fete. card party and
upper, from 70 IL o'clock. at the home
of the matron, Lee Highway and Viz
ginia avenue. Clarendon, Va.
Royal Arcanurn day celebration and
picnic all afternoon IN section is. Rock
Greek Park Free bus service from
Fourteenth street and Colorado ave-
nue. to picinc grounds.
The Red Triangle Outins Club viii
picnic at Pierce Mil. Meet at tennis
court. near Pierce Mil, at 2:45 O'Clock.
The court win be reserved from to S;
tennis to be followed by picnic sup
per. Bring your supper.
Future.
The Curley Club win go on a yacht
ride to Clarmont. Md. tomorrow, where
the members viii have an outing. The
trip viii be made on the Mary NJ, leav-
ing the st. Johns wharf at 10 am.
The Red Triangle Outing Club win
meet tomorrow. 2:35 pm. at Fifteenth
and @ streets, TO take Branchvilie car
TO College Park, for hike to Takpma
Park. After the hike the trail leader
win remain with those who bring eve
ming lunch and desire 70 stay out
while. Homer Corson, leader.
The wanderiusters' hike for ton1or-
row wiz start from Chevy Chase Lake
At pm. Mr.. Zeikels, leader.
The EsDerantists of Washington viii
meet tomorrow. 3 pm. at Sixteenth
and Montague streets for q picnic in
Rock Greek Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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eonnsng into possession OF said certificate Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

St.. Johns Lodge Chapter, o. E. S.,
VIII give 8 lawn fete, card party and
upper, from 2 70 IL o'clock. at the home
of the matron, Lee Highway and Viz
gfria avenue, Clarendon, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

The Ergatocrats' Club viii meet, 8
o'clock, at SIT Thirteenth street. Linn
& Gale win lecture on How the So
cialists Are Governing Reading, Pa. y
Admission free Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

Royal Arcanum day celebration and
picnic all afternoon IN section is. Rock
Greek Park. Free bus service from
Fourteenth street and Colorado ave-
nue. to plcinc grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

The Curley Club win 60 on yacht
ride to Clarmont, Md. tomorrow, where
the members viii have an outing. The
trip VIII be made on the Mary M. leav-
ing the St. Johns wharf at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
Receiver Aired Riehards Bricf
ADOLPH KAHN.

gurae 20, 1879, We shall sell at public aDe-
ton . Peerless seo2n. model 20. serial No.
soNeG0, meter No. si9s5. property Of T. T.
heF9'E establishment. 4G2 Penna ave. NV,
10 enforce garage keepers lien. as provided
81 section 1863 Of the District Of Columbia
Looss prrpT raS NoTop cr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
Is Belle Of the Party.


Senator Kearney is lovely lady OF
snow white hair whose soft, charming
voice somehow makes one think OF
shady. wistaria-coyered yerandas, the
sweet odor Of jasmine and the tinkie OF
H. inside frosted glasses OF lemonade.
Senator Kearne. was the belle OF the
party and the woman most sought by
the newspaper men. who thronged the
headquarters. She is lady who pos
sesses brains, She does not talk reck-
iessly II there Is secession from the
Democratic party because OF the nofli~
nation of Gov. Smith, there viii be
Mississippians who viii Join the Sc
eeSsion," she said But how many she
does not know. There win not be many
who will vote for MIR. Hoover she said,
If they can't vote for q Democrat
They'll go fishing" on election day.
There was much talk and answering
of questions from the newspaper re-
poFters who made up the largest pro-
portion Of visitors There was interest
i'm the lady who waskst0utly arguing
that Woodrow Wilson Eld not veto th@
volstead act. There Was unanimous de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

The Esperantists of Washington win
meet tomorrow. 3 pm, at Sixteenth
and Montague streets for q picnic in
Rock Greek Park.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-04
TRY ORANGE
JUICE
BY Hannah Wing

Orange Juice has become 70 fl.
portant an ingredient in cooking
and in summer beverages that the
new concentrated orange Juice.
now sold in bottles. IL welcomed
by a waiting kitchen.
The flavor Of the undiluted'
product is much like that Of or
ange TnaFmalade. II il Of thick
syrupy consistency, which makes
1t possible to use It without dis
luting. However when the
equivalent OF orange juice 81 de.
sired, q bottle Of the Juice viii
take enough water to give q
quart Of the mixture.
Orange Foam
Four eggs, four tablespoons con-
centrated orange juice, two table
spoons water, oneshalf teaspoon
lemon Juice, one-eighth teaspoon
salt and one-fourth cup powered
sugar.
Stir all the ingredients together
TN top OF double boiler. Cook over
hot water for is minutes, beating
with On egg heater continually.
Serve Immediately. :
Orange-Tea Punch
Steep tea for three minutes with
seven cloves and d leaf OF mace,
strain and mix three teaspoons
tea and six tablespoons concen.
trated orange juice with five cups
Of water. Add the orange juice
and strain again, pour over
cracked ice or ice cubes. Serve
with q maraschino cherry and D
sprig OF mint in each glass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
Always Thin: This Happy
Woman Must Tell How She
Quickly Gained II Pounds

How can any woman or man
either for that matter look superbly
attractive with deep hollows In
chest and neck and with limbs
scantily covered with flesh?
In every drug store in America
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coated and as easy to take as
candy. They are recommended not
only to put on weight but to Ina
prove the general health. rAS
One sickly man in New Jersey r.
gained his health and energy and
added 2S pounds Of much needed
flesh.
But read McCoy's generous offer
lit tells the whole story to every
fair-minded person.
Mccoy takes all the risk-R0ad
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taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Nc
Coy's Tablets or One Dollar boxes
any thin. underweight man or
woman doesn't gain at least 5
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with the marked improvementsfm
health--your druggist In authorized
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The name McCoyfs Cod Liver Oil ;
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ask for McCoy's Tablets at Peor
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-04

scolding the child finally grew
discouraged and ceased. Then
his father said he was improving.
He was neat. He was q good
boy.
But. when the lad graduated
from high school and worked all
one summer, earning a fairly good
salary for a young man, the
father was completely at loss to
understand why none of the
money was saved; why the youth
bought shirt after shirt, only to
threw them away after wearing
few times; why when his whole
hiking suit was stolen one day,
he merely shrugged his shoulders
and said he'd get another.
So when your child strews
meaningless looking objects all
over. the place, see to It that he
collects them neatly and keeps
them in one spot, but let him
collect them. Give him one
drawer, or better still, chest
or d box which has a key, and
let IL be strictly his. He Is only
working out an age-old instinct
to lay up stores for the future.
Your boy is at the squirrel
period, IL he has gone in for
boarding. Later en- III life it
will mean that he is q man who
provides for those ]. dependent
upon him. Encoury b it, but
confiae the collectionl B one par.
ticular spot, then YOUR house
will not be upset with just
trash. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-04
Smart Tailored Linen FrOck
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