Show New York Day by Day CTorrrr a- - cocmhan- By O O JriNTTRE - pictuks itchfcn knsck LYING AWAKE ALICE JUDSON PEALE By "IT’S no use putting Jimmy' NEW YORK Oct 28— AF— 1 bed early He doesn’t sleep anybe Incompatible dinner would victim of radium poisoning Mrs way he just lies awake for hours A A dessert a with fussy Frenchy McDonald of Orange N J twisting and turning and talking Quinta more a sophisformal meal needs was reported as in “fair" condition himself T do believe it would ticated dessert than apple pie She better for him if I let him stay jap dayj at Memorial hospital There are a - few mistakes easy women five one of until he wa$ really tired” New Jersey dessert whom a avoid To serve a tofruit sixteen months Why one wonders won’t Jimmy physicians' an follow after a fruit salad to sleep as other children do aftdoomed declared because their ago go omelet with a custard or a meat systems had absorbed radium from er a hard day’s play? Die by pastry breaks the first rule Does Jimmy go to bed at a reguminous paint which they applied dessert or choosing the right no watch dials while employed by the ular time? Is he allowed to sit Up The dessert that perfectly fin-sh-ases United States Radium corporation at the family dinner table? Does of Orange N J their systems ab- he romp about the living room dur-- ’ the meal should form preat a contrast In flavor and tex- sorbed the radium when they point- ing the hour after dinner when his ture with the courses preceding it ed the paint brushes with their elders are amusing themselves with as possible much conversation laughter and lips Although she was reported Satur- music?” Rich meats like pork beef mutNo child who is at all responsive hospital ton and goose require light des- day to be dying Memorial serts free from fat and especially authorities today said Mrs McDon- to what goes on around him could In the case of pork and goose ald’sonname had not yet been enter- fall to react to such stimulation with everything" but sleepiness the "critical” list with a tendency toward tartness ed One of the victims is Mrs Mc- Young children should not be admitFresh fruit in season fruit in Donald’s sister Mrs Albina Larice ted to the family dinner table They gelatine fruit flavored gelatines and of Orange I The’ others are Mrs should have a quiet supper by themfruit dish ices pies and deep excelare Edna Hussman Hillside Miss Kath- selves and afterward a story ana a perfectly baked fruitsdinnes erine Schaub of Newark and Miss song or two before getting ready for lent choices for these I bed Grace Fryer of Orange WIDE CHOICE OF DESSERTS corwomenbedtime should before hours sued the Each of the The like veal and lamb poration Light meats for $250000 and in a pri- be cheerful not with 'the exciting dessert more nutritious a demand vate settlement of their court gaiety and conversation of grownups Sinco veal itself is rich in gelawas awarded each but with the quiet friendliness of $10000 be tine the dessert should not A child who spends a cash $600 annual pension and the nursery Jellied unless it’s a natural fruit medical attention is not likely to lie thus his t evenings awake for hours after going to bed jelly Veal is lacking Inin thefat--dessertso f4 this can bo supplied New York taxable The arrangement may demand Lamb does not need the ad- valued at more than 15 property dol-a- rs some sacrifice from the adults® who billion both J dition of fat The flavor of are resDomible for him It mav be ' ' hese meats is mild so this' too must be made up in the dessert Caramel custard is a good choice 1 and held his bachelor’s and doctor of philosophy I from that school A patent electric water used to heat the water after it was drawn was in the nub with the switch turned off Itfwas the coroner’s opinion however the current either short circuited! or leaked through the switch- causing death ii f STILL SAVES LIFE WAUSAU Wis— (UP)— When an associate professor of horticulture airplane and a posse of 50 men was found found Mrs John Austin 60 after University of Missouri dead in a bathtub in Ttis home here she had been lost several days in a Ohio Oct 23 COLUMBUS (AP) —Dr Henry Hookerj about 33 i j Sunday apparently from electric shock j Dr Hooker who has been connected with the university since 1919 was a graduate of Yale university swamp near here she j told her rescuers her life had b£en saved by the water she found hi a moonshlna still hidden in the swiRmp j 1 I m Ogden 20 i t ‘ - I -- ! ii loud-shirt- ed t DOCTOR FOUND DEAD IN HIS BATH TUB Service Inc) l 4 -' Joan Lowell in her dramatic offerwith a group to a ing Afterward German restaurant for a stoup of brew and we sang old songs especially “Sweet Adeline” very sweet To bed m New York has three bachelor brothers who have taken three separate floors high up In a skyscraper apartment on Madison avenue Eachwill have 14 rooms and their ser-vant list totals 25 No women are to be permitted in the aeries One of these brothers "Is noted he for his painful shyness Recently was invited to a dinner party where was explained each male guest it as a gag to surprise the host would wear full vest with red vest red bow tie and yellow shoes When he roar arrived he was greeted with a come or laughter by all who had (READ THE STORY - THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) for correctly attired He remained revenge After dinner he started fat cow a dice game and won $30000—ex- WITHIN th barn-th- e stopped and to the ground iting laughlingly and without - the customary blush the whole bupch dropped Twas Clowny noticed that the Furriers report that paragraph- then that were not there "For Weeones comical other and allegedly ed Years Ago clowns have so persistently assoc- goodness sakes” he shouted iated white ermine wraps with a "How did From Our Files they get off this crazy the sale type of feminine show-o- ff cow? We must have left them far of them has slumped seem quite behind ' That doesn’t Appointment of W A Whitney ‘ former division superintendent of Show girls are? dlsmised with the fair” Union Pacific as western divibrief line: "Please turn in your "Oh that's their' own fault” the re- -' sion superintendent of the Southdressing room key” And whowere "Perhaps they grew ern Pacific "was announced today Scouty cried members when hired girls "turned to” tired of this ride I didn’t see by E E Calvin vice president' and manager of the Southern them disappear but we can’t wor- general Pacific at San Francisco A psychologist explains rich New - now 111 bet they’re hiding Yorkers often marry poor girls of ry the trees Well they can R McIntyre fourth vice presihumble parentage because of a "Cin- ’mong they please I think we dent of the Brotherhood of Railderella complex” They are emo- do just as were smart to stay up- way Trainmen was entertained last tionally intoxicated by lifting some Tinymltes the cow” by Ogden Lodge No 68 of maid out of poverty to dazzling onThe went into a stall night — order the wealth Browning ex-is- as if tocow then “Daddy say “Well tots that’s all A dog show is to be featured with pointed out as the conspicuous I’m tired of racing 'round and the National Woolgrowers associaample ’round and now I’m going to rest” tion convention in January One o w around and saw the world’s most famous sheep dogs Mr Browning n passant seems The tinies stood a of straw "Ha from the him nestle in pile of Wyoming to have wearied of exotic marital ‘ "He’s Just like will be on University said ha” Clowny was few ago a He exhibit years escapades a nest” a in hen thrtllbig cavalier the gay "But even so he’s kind of amatory adventure Today he smart ing to tired-eyeGeneral Oliver O Howard 79 And honestly for my own Union and d is a of the Civil war died take a nap at his general part I think I’U alsoknows slightly stooped old man home in Burlington Vt Some I need it goodness The quick fortunes in fruit drinks snoozing in here might be tried Conville U of U coach who are no longer possible Stupendous or shall we all run right outside Is Dad star a football player himself where a find and of cozy very place profits came from low rentals may play in next Saturday’s game those little building ' crevices in long and soft -grass grows?” Conville "Oh gee” said Carpy "Let’s against the Ogden team heavily traveled blocks But the a university course makhutches fell ’Into the grasp of real stay here "I hardly think there's is taking estate profiteers Some that rented much to fear I see a little rack ing him eligible for $100 a month are now rented up there It’s packed real full of An open controversy between a on' short 'leases hay That will be soft Tm sure for of that And we can all spread traveling evangelist and a SalvaprivOddly enough drink and sand- right out flat Come on you Tinies tion Army capiainh for service street and wich stands rarely prosper next door follow me I’ll gladly lead the ileges at Twenty-fift' Washington avenue was settled last to theatres or large assembly halls' way” answered come bunch out dark whole night by police The evangelist’s who of the The People and the Salvation into a sudden glare are dazzled and Carpy’s call The hay nest - was loud monotone drum was disturbing a sick usually walk a block or so before above a stall where lay a sleeping Army and the horse They had to climb to child in the Broom hotel buying sandwiches or drinks a declared nuisance them police is "Oh In this scramble comfy” the Coppy said “A lovely place to The dispute- lasted seven nights George White accuses one ofsudformer actors who has grown rest my head” And as they fell The heaviest registration in the denly haughty of having his nose asleep each Tiny’s face spread in history of Ogden has been reported lifted a grin from several districts Incidentally White offered an in(Clowny gets a surprise in the Telegraph equipment has been innovation in his revue with a next story) stalled in the Smithsonian Business ll 1929 NEA’ Service curtain of plush (Copyright college where a course will be given During the opening overture the IncJ in telegraphy under ths auspices of curtain manipulated by hidden the Union Pacific rose fell in and billowy strings waves colled in serpentine glides A traveling salesman was held re did a few Jazz jigs and suddenly to the floor sponsible for a fire this morning cascaded Niagara-lik- e He carelessly threw a match into a the audience to cheers stirring waste paper basket in the And somehow you feel sappy cheered gray-hair- ho Were Poisoned In VatfL Plant — 1 By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON (Copyright 1929 by NEA - She Is One of Five Women are most CERTAIN desserts luncheon Others for dinner— and the type of either meal influences the choice of the A '"homey” farm house dessert 1 i Tour Qhildren Ill FAIR SHAPE By SISTER MARY NEA Service Writer modem Pepys: Up and with Verne Porter to a cafe hung with cages of ytngtrtg birds but their twittering set our nerves a twitter and we fell to quarreling about who paid the score but I finally gave in sullenly and permitted him to settle So to look in on a theatrical rehearsal and saw a fellow leap from a high pedestal to a platform of sharp spikes in bare feet and he told me he ‘Was a Hindu and had practiced this foolishness for 18 years Home and to work and W It Hearst Jr stopped by to chat’ awhile the In the evening to drive along Harlem river and to Hoboken to see - RADIUM VICTIM Sister zJkCary’s J'O AH necessary to serve dinner later In order that the child’s meal may b supervised properly and that time may be given to playing quietly with him at his own level until it is time1 for-hito go to bed i i -- -- ac-tio- rri ‘ for veal chocolate or fruit soufseasonable fles one-cru- st pies fruits used in puddings almost are any flavored ice cream orthese Jamb excellent for either veal Tradition has much to do with the dessert preferred for poultry and turkeys These usually appear on festive occasions" when a "fan cy” dessert is in order Frozen char raddings bavarian creams all go ottes and French pastries well with poultry of any sort islL un1 Happiness escaped 157 BROTHERS1 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH ROOMS IIS US 107 Calif Oct 28 STOCKTON (AP)— Two brothers were killed and i43 Twin the pilot of the plane in which they were flying was seriously in jured when their ship crashedanfrom air a height of 150 feet during circus at the Stockton municipal of specairport Sunday Thousands tators saw the plane go into a tail-spand crash at the edge of the airportdead: ' " " ' " if -- 1333 "J 403 j ! 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