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Evening star., 1936-03-19
For the Gentlemen.

Further reports from the fashion
front on the-right- -thing-to-do advise
that:
The tuxedo can never take the place
OF the dress coat and should never be
worn for formal evening affairs.
White waistcoats are incorrect with
the tuxedo.
The colored dinner suit is correct
for wear at stag parties. mems clubs
and informal parties at the home Of
friends.
The double breasted sack suit is
growing in fashion favor. Goats are
somewhat longer. Knickers have re-
turned to favor, being more shapely
than those worn previously; slacks no
longer being considered correct for
golf.
Trousers are straight-hanging, full
throughout the hips and legs and
fitted at the waist.
Waistcoats are recommended for
sports and country wear.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Grow Life
BY ID. C. PEATTIE.

T OBSERVED. on q recent visit to
q bird sanctuary and wild-nfe
preserve, that not al birds are guar
anteed q sanctuary there! Grackles.
starlings and jays are shot upon
sight, though the English sparrows
are partially tolerated; they are merely
driven from the trays and called bad
names.
The theory behind this bird potc-
ing is that all these birds are greedy
eaters, who leave nothing for any
body else: that they drive away be-
loved song birds, both by direct per-
secution and breaking open eggs. and
by occupying the nesting sites 81
densely that they give the other birds
no chance.
7 forgot to inquire what was done
about crows. Some States have al
times offered bounty for the crows
mephistophelian skin.
There is little question that toe
many crows in neighborhood dc
farming more harm than good (and
they do some good. and that they
persecute herons and prevent them
from nesting, as well as doing theil
share Of egg-smashing among tn,
song birds.
The hunters complain that crow!
rouse up the whole wood at mans
coming, and spoil the game. This
would reckon one Of their gooc
points.
I think these distinctions between
creatures and their relative virtue.
are very arbitrary. The English spar
row and the European starting ar,
Evening star., 1936-03-19
PleatS and Pleats.

LONDON C40-Pleats seem destined
TO be fashion note for 1886.
"For the time being, plain pleats Of
various widths will be seen," the ex-
perts announce. Later in the season,
however. more elaborate pleatings will
be used"
The new swagger coats are hip
length with pleated swing backs, and
pld@ed sleeves. The pleated panel
sails out from a pointed yoke which
fastens at the throat in front.
These swagger coats are worn with
dress in a contrasting shade, or with
@ matching skirt or gown.
Some new dresses are pleated. The
pleating on afternoon and evening
gowns is usually much finer than the
type used for street wear ensembles
A dress may be entirely pleated, or
have only pleated skirt and drap-
cry which hangs from one shoulder
Another way of introducing pleating
on formal gowns is by frill below the
knee.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Natures Children
Black-Throated Blue Warbler
(Dendroica Caeruliescens).

The wood warblers may only be
found in America. OF the $50 species
known, about A visit the United
States. To be able to identify your
warbler is proof of observing quail
ties. The white spot you see at the
base of the primaries gives you the
field mark for the black-throated
blue warbler.
The nursery is in Canadian and
transition zones from Northern Min
nesota, Central Ontario and Southern
Quebec, as well as in Michigan and
Northern Connecticut. The nest is
built Of strips of bark and fine, soft
grasses, with a few pine needles for
stability. The interior is made COM
Portable with black hairlike rootlets.
The cradle is found only in the dense
woods, where the underground is very
close and it is usually placed about 2
feet from the ground.
There are from three to five lovely
grayish-white eggs, with very notice.
able olive-brown spots on the larger
end. Look for them about the latter
part of May.
The call note for conversation pur-
poses among them is a rather sharp
but easily recognizable "chip, chip"
Their song has many variations.
The father is more easily identified,
as he is always doing sentinel duty
when his little mate is tending her
eggs or babies. His upper colors are
grayish blue and his back usually
blackish. The wings and tail are
edged with blue. His spouse has q
uniform Of modest olive-green and
the tail Is generally a blush tint
The white patch on her outer featn-
ers is most difficult to see unless you
use glasses.
After the children are grown, the
trip toward Key West, the Bahamas
and Colombia Is begun. In Wash
ington, D. c., you may expect to
see them in April and again in Sep
tember.
(CopyriRht, 1Q36)
Evening star., 1936-03-19

Here is favorsome, delicate, nour-
ising Lenten food, easy to prepare, and
very, very elegant in color and texture
The custardy mixture is a delight
to the palate and an even greater one
to you who have family to please.
For a blowy March day you couldn't
make a better choice. It's the kind
Of recipe that gives us a happy glow
to pass along.
Cheese Fondue.
2 cups bread cut 2 cups grated
In cubes cheese G2 lb.)
/ cup irradiated 2 eggs
evaporated l tsp. salt.
milk and Il tsp. pepper
cup water, mixed
Soak bread in milk 20 minutes
Add cheese and yolks of eggs with
seasonings. Mix thoroughly and fold
in tifiy-beaten egg whites. Bake in
a moderate oven $3.50 degrees F. one
hour and serve Immediately. Yield,
six servings.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
QQlzEIl

Z Z
Just think Of winning big gift Of dozen
cans Of Chicken OF the Sea Brand Tuna
now and Of getting the grand cash prize
Of $2,5OO.Oo or one Of the other thrilling
cash awards just before next Christmas! 90.
That's the new, priceless opportunity you
have in Chicken Of the Sea Brand Tunas
sensational $s0,OOOO0 HEADLINE HUNT!
Week after week ). for 36 thrilling
weeks. :. you have 500 big easy chances to
win. Ten little words d. or less. may be
worth fortune to you! All you do is to
suggest what the chef should say in an
advertisement about Chicken Of the Sea
Brand Tuna! 500 people are going to win
every week, and you can easily be one OF
them! Send in as many headlines as you
wish! The more weekly prizes you win, the
more opportunities you give yourself to
secure one or more Of the 2O3 Capital Cash
Prizes!
You'll discover many points Of superior.
ity in Chicken Of the Sea Brand Tuna. For
- years, American housewives have pur-
chased more Of this supreme quality tuna
than Of all comparable brands combined!
They know that Chicken Of the Sea Brsnd
Tuna packs only the priced, tender light
meat. know that it can always be relied
Evening star., 1936-03-19
How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
Fame-From "Rumor."

"EAME," wrote Lord Byron, consists
in falling on the field of glory
and having your name spelled wrong
in the dispatches"
Mad. bad Byron had his tongue in
his cheek when he made this observa-
ton. but his definition was truer than
perhaps he himself realized.
Fame" is from the Latin "fari," to
speak-from which, let it be noted at
this point, there Is also derived the
word fable"
Rightly, therefore, the earliest mean
ing Of fame" was q public report or
rumor, with no significance whatever
Of renown or notoriety.
1t is in this early sense Of news
that we find it used, for example, in
Genesis, xlvl6, "And the fame thereof
was heard in Pharaoh's house"
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-03-19

So look we'll to your trees in the
very early morning hours, for war
blers are night travellers and will be
astir at daybreak for food break
fast, their way of refueling. Some
varblers fit about after the insects
on the trees, others belong to research
minded groups who hunt the crevices
and crannies of leaves and bark and
others merely snap up portly in
sect or two winging along. Once
you are onto the ways of the out
door children, you will realize there
is not lazy one among them. Every
minute counts with them.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Sandwich Spread.

Mix / cup Of peanut butter with
Il cup Of mayonnaise or cooked salad
dressing and one raw onion, finely
chopped. And don't be too conserv-
ative when you spread it on the bread.
It's grand on whole wheat. rye, or
white. And for midnight snack, its
perfect on crisp crackers.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
CLEARED IN KILLINGS
Night Club Employees Trial in
Revenue Agents Death.

TULSA, Okla. March 10 R.-Ac-
cused In the Tulsa night-club twin
killings, o case which precipitated q
Governor investigation Of vice
conditions. Cecil Byrd, night club en-
ploye, was acquitted yesterday. He
was charged with staying Louis Pap
pann, Federal revenue agent, and one
Evening star., 1936-03-19

and moult, the Jays magical BILLY
Kill Billy" rings out faithfully from
the orchards, from the sun-burnt grass,
from the open dry woods. wouldn't
shoot q blue jay for anything ever
saw one do, and don't know that
I believe all the bad tales hear Of
them.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
1SM1I S1 a. INA
7oMsv zkeee sx,sbk Rules

n 800 Weekly Qualifying Prizes will be
awarded and distributed every week
-. by an impartial board OF judges.
Inc. Al the end OF the 36 weeks of contest.
the judges will select the Capital Cash Prize
winners sxfIsGfsiy from the iist OF Weekly
Qualifying prize winners. and the awards
viii be made as Christmas pressnu! u ths
Evening star., 1936-03-19

different headlines as you wish but you
must enclose two Cbickes Of fbe Sea BgSn1
TEsS labels or Iabel.replieas with each indi.
viduzi entry.
- Print name aad address Of the store
from which you bought Cbifkss Of sbs
- Sea Brand TRHS, together with the
price you paid per can. This mua be 10.
Guided with each enty.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

TORTUNATELY the warbIers are
l. among the last bird arrivals in
the Spring. This shows dis
4 cretion on their part. Insects,
being most essential in their life, do
not arrive so early, either. In fact,
most of them have to step out OF
eggs and get started in their way OF
living before warblers are interested
In them. Not that insects, Of course,
have any desire to contribute to the
larder Of the warblers, but these are
enerely facts for the investigator.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOSEPH s. FRISCH.

C. P. E.-"Oyation," in its true
sense. means an enthusiastic recep-
ton by an assembly with spontaneous
expressions Of popularity, but this
word is coming into use in the sense
Of any enthusiastic applause, whether
the person applauded is entering or
leaving the meeting place.
Send return envelope for the
leafiet. "70 Common Errors of Speech"
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Work While vigilantes Form.

HOUSTON. Tex. P).-While Wig.
ilantes Of the Garden Villas residential
section met to organize against
chicken thieves-four flocks Of prime
fryers were stolen from their I'm.
guarded hen roosts.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Salad News.

Save your broccoli stalks, cut into
strips, soak In French dressing and
use in green or vegetable salads. The
tender inside leaves of spinach make
good salad Rreensl
Evening star., 1936-03-19

Of tive men killed at the Sheridan
Night Club December 8.
Tyree Park, the clubs greeter, was
convicted Of manslaughter at an
earlier trial.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Cooking Hint.

Onion Juice added after q mixture
is cooked gives q much better flavor
than If the onion IL cooked with the
mixture. Extract the juice by grating
the onion.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

IN Everyone Is eligible for these hand.
some awards except employees Of
Van Camp Sea Food Company, Ine.,
end members Of employees families.
en- Your entry may contain 10 words or
~ less. Each must be accompanied by two
Il Cbiekss Of fbs Sea B,ss1 TssS labels
OF fsplieas thereof. Yov may submit ss many
eioc
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Sugar Control.

Natal has q project for government
purchase Of all sugar mills and opera
tion of only those needed.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

even. Of ties fos any primes. duplicate awards
will be sivxn.
A Contest began Sunday. February 23,
1885 closes sunday, October Is,
1896. All submissions become the
property Of this company. Address your
entry 70 Contest Dent. VAN CAMP SEA
Calf.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
for the best dI1xvteTI
III 10 WORDS
on LESS!

upon for utmost goodness. America favor.
lite tuna is also good source Of Vitamins
"A" and ID" as we'll as Iodine, that effective
preventive of nutritional goiter.
Enjoy Chicken Of the Sea Brand Tuna
today 80. in any one Of scores Of zestfully
different recipes. Then write your headlines
of 10 words or less and send them in for this
weeks contest. Make sure to enclose two
Chicken Of the Sea Brand Tuna labels or
label.replicas with each individual entry.
Remember!.. the more entries you submit,
the more opportunities Won have -;
Evening star., 1936-03-19

superior tuna! Read
the rules carefully 90.
send. in as many head.
lines as you can think
Of! his q new. thrilling 6
way 10 get q generous
supply Of Chicken ef
the Sea Brand Tuna 80.
and to help yourself to
q big cash prise just
before next Christrnasl
Be sure to enclose two
Chicken Of the See
Brond Tuna labels Or
label.replicss with each
entry. Get busy now..s
win this weekl
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Timely Recipe.

Copyright, 1936.)
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
CORRECTION

The American Federation of Labor
Weekly News Service for August /,
1886, published an article with the
caption, Patent Office Denies Finch
Company Right to Use A. F. of L.
Insignia" The caption and the ar
ticle enormously named Joseph S.
Finch & Company as the unsuccessful
APPLICANT for trademark registration
of the insignia A. F. L., said applica-
tion having been opposed by the
American Federation Of Labor.
The caption and the article should
have named the Perry G. Mason Conn
pany as the adverse party in inter-
est. The error is attributable to the
fact that although Joseph S. Finch &
Company originally applied for such
registration, the mark and application
were thereafter duly assigned to the
Perry G. Mason Company and the op-
position proceeding was conducted
solely in it's behalf.
The American Federation of Labor
Weekly News Service regrets the
error and gladly makes this correc-
tion.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09

From Harrisburg comes the order
by Governor Earle to the attorney
general Of that commonwealth to
prosecute to the limit all persons con
nected with the third degree murder
of Frank Monaghan at Uniontown.
Monaghan was Ga years old; he was
arrested while drunk on the charge
of stabbing a detective. No evidence
pointing to his guilt has been made
public. He was simply ordered to
confess, and when, in drunken obsti-
macy, he refused to do so, he was lit
orally beaten to death. A few well
selected hangings might discourage
this abominable business, which in
greater or less degree taints a ma
jority Of the police forces of America
But law enforcement in America
never will reach its proper high estate
until corporation magnates are sent
to the pen for gas bombing their
employees.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09

of war lowering over US as conse-
quence-
And Landon, the rich oil man, intro
duced in his farm speech as having
come "up from toil"-more jokes. A
man who never knew toll, who gained
real good sized wealth in oil, married
in sequence to two wealthy women
how long will this twaddle of the
COP CONTINUED!
But let US be sure of one thing. The
American people have sense of hu-
NOR and they will not mistake joke
for serious political philosophy and
executive ability.
Prosperity is on the way back, with
work and wages-and THAT'I NO
JOKE.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
THE WARNING SIGNAL
direction,

In series of editorials which de-
serve much more notice than space
permits to give it here, the Philadel-
phia Record tells how the New Deal
has ruined" the country. Ruined" is
wrote sarkastikul, as Artemus Ward
would say; for the Record tells that
employment in Delaware increased
9.4 per cent and payrolls &c per cent
from July to August; and that Andy
Melons Aluminium Company of Amer
lea has increased profits 600 per cent
in the last three years, and has given
a 5 per cent boost to its wages.
Which ought to be a red flag of
warning. 1t shows that altogether
too much of the very genuine recovery
now in progress goes to capital, and
too little to labor. Payrolls lag behind
employment increases; profits and div
idends run away from wages, and that
way, if the nation keeps to it, lies
another crash.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1886
WAGES AND DIVIDENDS

A progressive viewpoint regarding
the relative rights of wage earners,
who do most Of the useful work in
industry. to higher wages for the
use Of their labor power, and stock
holders, who own the machinery Of
production and are paid dividends for
the use Of this property, IS expressed
in the report Of Msgr. Joseph f.
Smith, Of Cleveland, Ohio, chairman
of the Arbitration Board which
granted the employees 70 the Cleve-
land Railway Company an increase
in wages Of six cents an hour and
one weeks vacation with pay.
Taking the thoroughly ethical posi-
tion that the welfare Of the employees
should come before other costs, Msgr.
Smith expressed his philosophy on
wages and dividends in the five fol-
lowing principles which he held to
be fundamental in the case:
/. In human society the unit is
the family and not the individual.
The employer, therefore, should
deal with his employe not merely
as an individual but as the head
or member Of a family.
2. The employer must consider
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09

the needs of the family as well as
the individual; that with reason
able economy the working man
may be able to feed, clothe and
educate his dependents.
8. During the depression the
dollars of the wage earners went
further in aiding the unemployed
and their families than the money
that came from any other source.
Again, during the depression, the
wage Garner did more to protect
our institutions by his courage,
his confidence and his economies
than any other element in our
American life.
4. AS rule the last considera-
tion in the return of prosperity is
the restoration of the living wage
Of the working man. In justice
the working man should be the
first to benefit.
5. The living wage of the en-
ploye comes before the dividends
to the stockholders and applies to
the Cleveland Railway Company
in their contract with the city
permitting a per cent dividend.
When and to whatever extent the
wage earners participate in the
dividends of the company, to that
extent the dividends may be con-
sidered in the question of wages.
If the philosophy enunciated /
Msgr. Smith was the guiding pril
ciple of the executives Of many
our large corporations they wou
cease their un-American opposite
to trade unions and collective ba
gaining and have less use for lab,
spies, gas bombs, machine guns al
other similar weapons in their u
holy economic warfare against t
legitimate aspirations of workil
men and women for higher wage
shorter hours, improved labor conc
tions and other elements of justi
in industrial relations.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
Wage Bonus Plan Applied
By Ludlum Steel Company

Watervliet, N. Y. (AFLNS)-
Aroused by the greedy" eyes of its
1000 employees searchingly fixed on
low wages for the workers and in
creasing profits for the stockholders,
officials of the Ludlum Steel Com
pany, with plants here and at Dun
kirk, N. Y, announced that bonus OF
5 per cent Of the total wages of each
employe for the first six months Of
1886 would be paid Immediately. The
sum distributed will amount to about
$38,000 H. G. Batcheller, president
of the company, said the additional
compensation was granted as result
of increased profits during the first
half of the year.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
THREE MOVES TOWARD
LAW ENFORCEMENT

Three items of news in one day
from three cities give ground for
hope that some day America will
learn the difficult art of enforcing
the law
From Detroit comes the welcome
news that seven members of the
BLACK Legion have been sentenced
to life Imprisonment, and four others
convicted on charges which carry
somewhat nrilder punishment for the
kidnapping and murder of man who
apparently was not a high grade citi-
zen himself. The itch to form secret
orders to run so much of the universe
as can be reached is one Of the worst
and most dangerous social diseases
of our time and country However
and whyever it may start, it invariably
leads to mob violence and usually to
murder. The verdict of the Detroit
jury should be stinging but healing
ointment to that social itch.
From New York comes the finding
of the Drunkman grand jury that the
police committed crime in beating up
Fred j. Hull for confession. Eight
policemen pleaded" with Hull for an
hour. At the beginning of that period
he was sound and well. At the enc
of it, he had six broken ribs and other
serious injuries. The grand jury
names these policemen censures
sharply the police officials who die
| their worst to cover up this cowardly
slugging, and recommends changes il
police organization and the law. No
very much in a case which deserve!
dozen fve-year prison sentences
but at least short move in the RICH
direction.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
WHAT NEXT?

Making Of many ancient products
with glass is forecast by the develop
ment Of spun glass. A Massachusetts
eordage company announces rope, cord
and strands made from glass yarn
manufactured at Corning, N. Y. Pos
sibilities in the chemical, electrical
and other industries are indicated by
the unique qualities Of glass rope. 1t
is proof against decay, fire, corrosive
action, water and vermin.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
More Labor Bodies to
Support Roosevelt

Washington, D. C. (ILNS)-Presi-
dent Roosevelt continues to get the en-
dorsement of labor as regularly as he
gets the opposition of the Liberty
League.
The Illinois State Federation Of La
Dor, meeting at Quincy, endorsed
Roosevelt as "the real proponent of
the real purpose of the American con-
stitution." Not for Sd years before
has the federation endorsed any con-
didate for office. The Oklahoma Fed
Grafton of Labor also voted endorse
ment.
The United Textile Workers of
America in convention at New York
voted 430 to IA to endorse Roosevelt,
and help his candidacy. That is the
lowest statement of his favorable vote
at this convention. The latest report
is that only 10 voted against him.
The New Jersey State Federation
of Labor voted unanimously to endorse
President Roosevelt, and do all in
their power to secure his election.
One person in the rear of the hall
shouted may" when the vote was
taken; but no one could identify him.
The International Union Of United
Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft
Drink Workers, in convention at San
Francisco, added their endorsement to
the rest.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
TheCherry
" Where with our
roo Little Hatchet
we tell the truth
about many things, sometimes pro-
f0undly, sometimes fiippantly,
sometimes recklessly. -.
And so, it comes out!

Col. Knox, Knox and his chief boos-
ter and former employer, Col. Hearst,
along with Col. Mccormick, the big
three Chicago publishers, are fighting
the printers union in Chicago.
Knox Knox has been-and is-tell-
ing the nation how to behave itself,
shouting advice through loud speakers
at all and sundry; but he hasn't time
to deal on the up and up with the
union printers who set the type on his
Chicago Daily News.
International Labor News Service
brings us this news from Chicago, and
lit rates as among the biggest news
events of the campaign.
Why it was bottled up as a secret
$50 long, nobody knows.
But it is now out in the highland
HAVE A LOOK AT 1T!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09

The quickest way to cut wages,
lengthen hours and lower working
is to purchase non-union
goods and non-union services.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-09
WISDOM

The best teacher is the one who
suggests rather than dogmatizes, and
inspires his listeners with the wish
to teach himself Bulwer.