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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THE
WEDNESDAY,
PEACE-LOVING MOTHERS
-Not To Mention The Spinsters-
BAN ROAST BEEF
By A Special Correspondent.
Southampton, Oct. 28.
Seventeen members of the United Mothers of the World, waving rainbow-coloured flags and singing "One Cosmic Brotherhood," sailed in the Queen Mary to-day for an international peace conference in Los Angeles.
Mich must shed them.
criticism.
They will sing their way across, frathies, such as hate, fear, jealousy, the Atlantic, because singing lets tesentment, worry, and
She enlls these the "Old · Adum." in fresh air which wakes up the Baby's Own Tablets are guaranteed jbrain cells and allows new iden#
She also lista seventy-five quali- to contain no opinte, narcolle or to penetrate.
ties of the "New Man," which in ether harmful drug, they have a mild luxalive effect, neither griping
This was explained to me by slim, clude good health, tolerance, self- nor purging. By cleansing the little blonde Mrs. Eloise Moller, leader of improvement, and a desire to live in one's stomach and bowels they the pilgrimage, who founded the harmony. ensure that full nourishment is United Mothers and the International
derived from the food eaten. They Peace Association to bring the warlder, president of the English branch,
worms.
dispel constipation, qulekly eleve
i peace. Indigestion, check diarrhoco, britaks L
A Californian, in her thirties, she up colis and ernup, altay feverish- ness, expet
During the wore on her grey coat of "veretable" teething period they are of special fur a white Dove of Peace badge.
We will make new laws," he said. beneßt, settling the stomach, thereby casing the pains and inducing sound We want England and Amertea to refreshing steep in a perfectly naturnike real sisters.
WAY.
We must have airplanes to carry more vegetables
to England. The English Orst cat! Parents in all parts of the world have found in Baby's Own Tabletsighter food-not so much roast meal;; the ideal corrective for their child-it ren's henithi
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Min. Moelter, who prefers to be arrived called by her first name,
NEO
In England eighteen months with money to last a month. She says that, without mentiontug word about faners to she has been fed, clukked. hnused, and supplied with an office and sta lu the West End of London.
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one.
Eloise was a court stenographer in Los Angeles until 1931. On Armis- tice Day that year she was in her kitchen when eleven o'clock came.
VISION CAME
"I turned around for a moment of silence," she told me, "and there be- fore me was a Great White Being with rays of white light shining out.
"It said to me, 'Get ready to teach, When my surprise was over I decided it was & Great Big Angelic Visitation from the tuner Realm.
"From that day my life has been changed. Smoking, drinking, and meat-eating have dropped fram
Mrs. C. W. Townsend, of Mandas Mise A. Askew-Woodall, and her Lister, fiss Ethel Askew-Woodall, are umong the seventeen members of the United Mothers on the excursion. They hape to have Shirley Temple to open their conference.
Cat With
9.999
Lives
had been trapped
A cat which
for 16 months down a 45 ft, quarry shaft on Idle Moor, Bradford, was rescued recently.
Inspector R. Nurse, of the R.S.P. C.A., caught it in a humane trp balted with fish, and hauled safety:
it to
The animal had been kept alive. by people who threw down scraps of food.
Prince Chula of Slam, who drove under the name of B. Bira, grinning happily after re- ceiving the trophy that desig- nated him winner of the first international automobile race over staged in London. The race, held on the Crystal Paloce rac- ing circuit, was attended by many notables.
Riddle of Dead Dead Baby
In
Parcel
in a
SI,
it was
was Leeds
never
A riddle of a dead baby parcel was unsolved at Pancras Inquest recently. On March 25 last a package left at the parcels office in afrallway station, but
claimed.
It had also caught mice from the disused workings, labyrinth which runs under the monr.
Many efforts had been made to get the eat out.
The cal, which was in a half-wild Mrs. Moeller has an "emotion state, is now being cared for at a chart" that Hats seventy-five human local cats' home.
me."
-
Just another 5 minutes wish I didn't always wake so tired. "Those wretched directors are meeting this moming too!
All their
happiness
depended on him.
Oh, Mr. Martin! I had to
send that report into the directors' meeting without you seeing it. Sorry couldn't ivait.
But I checked it carefully
THINKS
Very efficient
but not
Your job,
young man
MEANWHILE IN THE_DIRECTORS' MEETING: Er
But, my dear sir. Martin, looks half asleep all day. If the younger man can do the job better, Martin must take the consequences. I'll talk to Martin
GRAND
THAT NIGHT
THINKS:
Their hoppiness depends on my job..! The directors are right, I am half asleep. I'll simply have to see a doctor about this wretched
tiredness
THE DOCTOR SAYS:
It's this waking tired that's holding you back! Even during sleep, heartbeats and other automatic actions go on using up energy. Unless energy's replaced during sleep, of course you wake timed-- Night 'Starved! ́l advise
Horlicks
and so every night
Darling! Remember lin getting a rise this month. · I hate to see you slaving and doing all the housework yourself.
Let's get
a doily. halp in
MONTHS LATER
Does your husband
wake tired
TP he does, sea to it that he gets Horlicks
I regularly, a cupful every night. It'll get the
right kind of sleep, and wake tefreshed. Ho'll be able to concentrate better, he won't be handi- capped any longer at his work by that deadening tiredness.
HORLICKS
guards against Night Starvation
The parcel was sent to the
Lost Property Ofice at King's Cross and when opened was found to contain the body of a newly-born boy.
Sir Bernard Spilsbury fold the coroner that (ire body was in Du almost completely mummifled state.
A defective stated that inquiries had been made in Leeds, but nothing could be ascertaised about the child. The fact that the child was still- born was recorded.
NEWS!
NOVEMBER
24, 1937.
THE LOVE
STORY WHICH
HAS NO END
(By L. M. Fisk).·
At the head of an iron cot in the public ward of a New York hospital is the name "Mary Nolan." On the bed lies all that poverty, illness, and tragic love have spared of one of the most beautiful women who ever danced and sung on Broadway,
Mary Nolan is not her real name, grotesque gash of a painted mouth. although that is the one by which fagged at the corners. He tried to many will remember her os a film wipe away the tears with towel, star,
and the result was heartrending,
Before that she was Mary Robert- son. She Arst became known to the world as Imogene Wilson.
The story went back two years, Imogene Wilson was a show girl, and Frank was a star in the Ziegfeld Follies. He fell in love with her, And Imogene Wilson is the name and when the affair threatened to that recalls the sweetest and bitterest break up his home he tried to end memories to a man who also has knowi poverly and illness since the days when both were tleh and fam-a fit of rage and struck her. She ous and in love,
One night In the theatre he had
went to an hotel telephone and tele-
I love Frank Tinney," said phoned to the newspapers the news that she was about to commit Imogene Wilson not long ago.
suicide because of Frank Tinney.
"I st! love Imogene Wilson," says Frank Tinney, the once-celebrated now alinast-forgotten comedian, to friends who visit at the form in Garrison, New York, where he isj under medical care.
Yet it is 14
years olher. Tinney MDM Cach 50 and Imogene still in
since ther is now
She had only taken a harmless powder. But the story appeared en the New York front page. Tluney with pletures of Frank hitting chorus girls. It Was д habit of his, sald n paper.
That enled Tinney's Broadway and her career, He came to England, thirties. They have stayed apart after a short provinelat run returned since the scandal that awent them to America-lo oblivion. bath from the heights to the depths.
On that fast night at Birkenhead Argyle' nobody clapped but me. Although not Tinney was the King of Blackface. But nobody hissect. His name, in electric lights, was the more than two or three people could biggest on Broadway. He had have known the truth, perhaps all more loyal following ilmn At Jolson felt that what they were witnessing and Eddie Cantor together, not only was not comedy but high tragedy. in New York but all over America | and in England.
PLANNING COME-BACK
There was even then a hint of the
One man meeting another would nervous Impediment of speech which say, "Let's be Frank and Eruest was to keep lilm off the stage. They Hello, Frank." And the other would any he is cured now, and plans to reply, "Hello, Ernest," That was come back. If so, there will be many how Frink Tinney began his act to welcome him. every night. "Ernes!" Was the orchestra lender, or an usher, or any- body else who was handy.
And Imogene Wilson? She has come back three times. Under three different name, she has carved out THEIR DOWNFALL
new curcers for herself, 'and each has has been That was how he began that night ended in disaster. She at Dirkenhead Argyle 12 years ago,fut and damned."
called the teagle beauty, "the beau when he appeared on the stage for the last time, I went to see film in Only two years ago she too come is dressing-roon because I knew to England. In the middle of her something of his story, and he told first performance, in a stor part at me the rest,
the Piccadily Theatre, her voice foiled.
He had just curie from Ger- many, he had, and why had he "The notes would not come," she Kone to Germany? Why to find said. Imogene Wilson and to punish her because ho loved her.
Last May she was sent to gaol for debl. The other day she was taken While furrows shone In the black-to hospital suffering from an over- ness innder his eyes. The great, red, [dose of a sleeping" drug.
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