Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1926, Page 3

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Browning told of going to the Heenan ipartment when he learned of the in- cident, Holds Out Her Arms. “I hurried there in a taxicab and ran up six flights of stairs,” he said. ‘When I entered the room she put out her arms to me: Who wouldn't have pitied a person in that position?” A short time later the 51-year-old wealthy real estate man was married then 13-year-old girl. After their marriage, hr‘ used subways Browning and even le. A reported assertion by that he never spent any money on her for doctors prompted Browning to exhibit doctors’ bills, which he said he had paid, and which totaled $1,000. s a matter of fact,” he said, “I have had between 12 and 15 doctors for her.” Describes Golf Outfits. Browning said he bought golf and tennis outfits for his wife and sat by while she was taking golf lessons. After telling in detail of how he had red the role of “Cinderella Man™ to his voung wife, Browning said as willing to take her back. 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White, superintendent of St.’ Eliza- beth’s Hospital, said yesterday in ad- dressing the first luncheon of the sea- son at the Women's City Club, 22 Jackson place. “Man is the varying experimenter,” sald Dr. White, ““while woman is the ‘conservative stabilizer’ who will sal- vage from man’s efforts those quali- fications which will make better the specles.” The speaker said that while man might be called the “in- tellectual seeker” woman is the “in- tuitive finder The flapper, Dr. White believes, is a product of a condition brought about by the sudden release upon an unpre- pared society of a freedom and “emancipation that had been un- known.” The so-called ‘“modern woman,” he thinks is using her free- dom for the purpose of imitating man. This copying, he declares, is unneces- sary, since the woman has a sphere of her own. Dr. White declared himself to be extremely interested in woman's ac- tivities, over which the tendencies as tic as he regards the tendencles as benefiting the human race. Dr. A. Frances Foye, past president of the Women's City Club, introduced Dr. White and presided as toast- mistress. VETERANS’ OFFICIAL PLEADS FOR INSANE Gen. Clinnin Asks President’s Aid in Pushing Permanent Hos- pital Plan. During a_conference yesterday with President Coolidge, Brig. Gen. John V. Clinnin_of Chicago, national com- mander of the Disabled American Veteraps, urged the completion of the permanent hospital program of the Veterans' Bureau for the treatment of mental c He told the Presi- dent that the situation is acute be- cause of inadequate facilities, and hoped that the construction of hos: pitals for the mentally unbalanced former service men will be hurried. “I told the President that we believe Gen. 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