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Cohen and he died in on his way to his birthplace He was a Birmingham, England. shy gentleman who slipped into his aisle seat quietly and departed in the same manner. His reviews were always impersonal, but eould be cutting. He once attended a miserable performance and his entire review It la not my first offense, either I nest day was given over to the It is erroneous to call it a gaudiness of the electric sign outis not uv first grammatical absurd-- ! man. side. He wound up with a single While tne man. It was a moving creature. At line tty, or likely my last. abouf the piny merely menfor is misplaced diving gentleman one time it had been a man, but now it was on display inside. tioning "whoms" and writing dull verse, it was only a moving hulk of some Sunday I may take liberty of bones" (Copyright, 1928, McNaught reprintinga poetical "appreciation" here tKe cry of "Copy" Bight Syndicate, Inc.) Evethe Don in of him by Marquis ning Sun of several years ago, This week I called on a preacher from a small town in which I once For thirty-fivlived. years he has been a pillar of strength in his community officiating at funerals and marriages and comforting the afIn all these years his salary flicted. has remained almost stationary. In New York he was living 'hotel in an obscure at a third-ratsection. It was his first visit to the metropolis and the genuine enjoyment he was getting out of attending museums, galleries and such on "free days" had a tinge of It is not at all just that pathos. so many noble, preachers should be so poorly paid. They are entitled to a comfortable compensation as much as doctors, lawyers and other professional men. Their service is just as great, if not greater. mkoi 4 ( jrr .vta v -- for-eig- p LP Short Shavings: Talk of a jazz theater for Paul Whiteman and his ochestra . . . 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The Palace Corner Delia Regina la a fine, Imposing edifice built in 1724 Here the pawnbrokers of Venice have e The legend has grown that brilliant men spend their leisure hours treading mystery and detective sto As a devotee of this form of ries. literature my ego was gently ca ressed. Yet a book salesman tells if iJ of perspiration odors. Test Vivaudou Mavis Talcum for Yourself Pawnbroker' Shops 3 e .. I i I of London 's Punch, . . . Three highly paid actresses within the week have admitted supporting their husbands or many years . Another rumor that apartment rents are to drop decidedly by fall . Also hotel rates . . . Helen Morgan's night club keeps up its top popular. Montagne Glass is bark ity from a year's residence on the French Biriera . . . Earl Carroll's new show is said to be the most ex pensive yet produced on Broadway . . , Best seats will be $11. Before the Game- - "and U i l ' which are granted tha bill may anter In the United states or Ha possess in without quarantine Inspection there, provided they have not touched at any foreign port prior to n arrival here or will not touch at a port before arrival at the port of destination In the United States. The blanks for the bill of health were prepared In accordance with tha standard form which was agreed upon by eighteen nations of the union through a treaty known as the sanitary code. It Is expected that the new forms will affect approximately 40 per cent of the shipping through the Panama canal. Practically all of the coast to coast shipping will be Interested In this and direct line steamers from the Canal Zone to ports In ths United States also will be affected. It will mean that many hours of waiting outside busy porta will be eliminated and thousands of dollars thus be saved by shipping firms that operate ships between ports In the United States. Aq example of how the new regulation will operate Is shown by a ship making a voyage from New York to Han Kranclsco. Upon Its arrival here It will be examined and If satisfactory will be given a standard form bill of health. Upen Its arrival In Ban Francisco It will be able to dock at one officers without quarantine there boarding her, thereby frequently saving many hours. any port Venetian Palaces make-u- p Vivaudou Mavis Talcum for the "Whole Family ik : Zone Quarantine Eliminates Long Wait Diammv ing personality "Hearst," by John A survey of the existing facllitlet K. Winkler. (Simon and Schu the physical welfare ster.) - , Sr country eommunitiea will be made Boasts for . H. U Mencken In twenty-fiv- a rural representative Menckeniana." (Alfred Knopf.) tountiea scattered across the eontl ent. A aimllar number wlU be covA ftory of the ernelty at Devil's ered In the ensuing year. by Biair The association 'a purpose, aa aet Island "Condemned," (Hareontt Brace 4 Co.) forth by Dr. jC. E. A. Wlnslow, chair- Niles. man of Its committee on administratalo "The A spooky mystery tive practice and professor of public Screaming Portrait," by iHerrin L. kealth at Yale university, la to gather r raser. Jo.) (J. H. Bears data on which to formulate and crys-talA tirring Oppenheim tale "The public health practices In aectiona so that programs for Fortunate Wayfarer," by E. Phillips further work can be drafted. Oppenheim. (Little, Brown k Co.) Health Appraisal Form When an vnderwold figure comes To Be Used In Inquiry. The inquiry Is to be made through to an untimely or natural death, his the medium of a health appraisal form fellows say "he went cold." Katber etmlier to that which the association baa found useful In evaluating activi- ghastly, but gripping. ties of city health departments. Charleston, S.C., seems likely to beCounty health officers- are to be fcuked to report on what ia being come the haven of the towering figIn tubercudone by their communities The losis clinics, diagnostic and Immunl- - ures of American literature. charm and beanty of this age-olnation work and other familiar Similar Information has been quaint Sontbern city ha' received a Obtained from tha cities during tha fresh impetus among the literati as toast several yearavrlth such success that the association has decided to the result of Booth Tarkington toxtend tha scope of these urban surMany other buying a home there. veys to Include activities In the diag- distinguished writers have been nosis, treatment and prevention of tieart disease and cancer. traveling to Charleston incognito in "The rural health problem la un- quest of one of the many residences doubtedly one of the most serious we reputed to be for sale. are facing," says Dr. Wlnslow, "Community health work In the country In the passing of Harriett Underdistricts has developed slowly because the practical difficulties have been bill, New York lost one of its best great, known and most popular movie crit"It was long assumed that farmers For ten years she endured the and village folks were healthier than ics. their city cousins because they spent handicap of a physical affliction so much time In the open, ate good with She was a philosophic calm. food and led the simple life. But we know now that this perennial fount of good humor and overcolorful Idyll was somewhat few suspected the shadow always at drawn, and that the country At the Broadway gathher side. tion has its serious health problems. erings which included her, her gaiety "The practical difficulties confronting the extension of community was so spontaneous that she was health work In villages and towns considered "the life of the party." are many. For example, the question of distances Is rather formidable: Four hours before she drew her last It la a real problem to place a health breath she dictated her final story. center so that it can serve people She had an eager hunger for' life, whose homes are often separated by many miles. Also, the rural districts but was not afraid to die. cannot afford to support extensive and ponfacilities. Perhaps this Is the real .. One of the reason why most country health protifical whatisits recently turned an grams are still Inadequate. Apparently the difficulty can beet be sur- apoplectic bine in public because of mounted by state grants." It my use of like is a conjunction. England (AP) The "Orchldokislcal Research Expedition, Brazil," under the leadership of Dr. Cecil S. C.srnett, a horticultural HClen-tiof Derby, has started out for Huuth America to study urchin In their natural haunt. Dr. (iarnett said, before sailing-- on the Hlldebrand, he proposed to travel a thousand miles up the Amaton to Ma nans and then by arrangement with the Inhabitants the party would take canoes ajid no another thousand mllea further-uthe river. This IS the first time there has been any organised orchldologk-a- l research work. at offered. A lively detective tale "Behind fctp toward extending to tha nation's frural district tha public health worK That Curtain," by Earl Dcrr Bigla btlna; carried on In 'be cities gers. j (hat la to be taken during; the next year An absorbing story or an interest by the American PubHo Health I Orchid Party Leaves for Study In South America SAN TAHY GOD ' for HEALTHMK ffort FEIEXDLY eritie corrects hi recent use of "spit And also o tiers an inter image." esting thesis on the use of what In should be "spitting image." yean agone the southern matron often remarked a new born babe was the spirit and image" of his father or mother, as the evidence - 24, 1923. Leo Marsh, one of the editors an the American, found literary pin feathers sprouting on one of the winged Mereurys of the copy boy brigade the other early morning. In dispatching the youth from a vacant typewriter to the composing room, he discovered this masterpiece on page in the machine: 'The world looked dark ti Vi In his estimation he was getting the dirty end of lor two weeks he had been looking for a job with ao success. Xow, disheartened and disillusioned, be had resrhed the end of his resources. There was ot even a particle of hope to even give him a spark of brightness. "He wandered about the town, his way governed by ne sense of He had reached the stage urge. where be did not rare. His wanderings took him to the esst side. He saw coming down the street New Lower Prices Chrysler w62- - at new lower prices, '1065 and up wards constantly keeps on increasing its lead over all competition by embodying newand liner features hitherto available in the "72" and Imperial "80." 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