Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 31

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Goodman Arcade Market 14th & Park Rd || | ventions during BARRAGE INVENTOR DENTIES SELF Salem Man Takes Issue With Roosevelt Regarding Status as “Crank.” By the Associated Press. SALEM, Mass.,, December 28.—Ralph C. Browne, well-to-do Salem inventor, :n last night identified himself as the |42 ‘“crank” whom Franklin D. Roosevelt sald was the man who solved the prob- | ,'m¢ lem of laying an effective mine barrage against German submarines during the | la World War, Browne said he invented the “an- tenane” type of mine barrage referred to by Mr. Roosevelt, adding that the latter had erred in several particulars. The inventor of more than a dozen electrical devices said the former As- sistant Secretary of the Navy must have confused him with one of the many cranks wh:hoflered ‘worthless in- e He asserted he offered his invention, providing for explosion of mines by electrical contact when a ship touched any part of the net to which the mines were attached, to the Government for nothing. Roosevelt was quoted as say- ing that the “crank” asked $10,000,000. Browne added that after the Govern- ment at first refused the invention he tried it out at his own expense in Salem Harbor. He said that when the Government accepted the invention it paid him royal- ties, and four years later bought it out- right for a sum he would not reveal Browne declared he was so far from being & “crank” that he was put in charge of the manufacture of the fir- ing devices of these mines during the war. Clear Your Skin 3 A blotchy, pimply skin is not nor- tnal. Don’t continue to be embar- 2 gassed byit.To tho Resinol Boap and Ointment have brought uick clearing away of even ubborn skin disorders, often ac- mpanied by severe ioehu Res- inol is everywhere recommended y leadi Resinol oap, too, for daily use. Note its ean, tonic odor. it yourself, t all druggists. For free sample of each, write Resinol, Dept. 32, Baltimore, Md. Resinol 1214 F St. . Phenomenal Values in This ,Offering of BUDGET SYSTEM CHANGE FAVORED BY CITIZENS Randle Highlands Association ‘Would Take Matter Out of D. C. Commissioners’ Hands. ‘The Randle Highlands Citizens’ As- sociation, meeting in the Orr School ht, wud in favor of the propo- or estimates of the Board of Education tor the public schools to be submitted to the Bureau of t.he m&v wmmut first being handled by e S & Sygooso e th n provided the total does not exceed one- third of 'ghtrlct“revnnuu from all sources, al ‘Was VOI'.N’ A membership drive by the assocla- Mon'll.lb!llnln.hnllll’! It will be in charge of the executive committee and the committee on and mel , * headed by Willlam " G. th, t of the association. Utah Society to Hold Party. nr the ty. will be held af Wi Hotel ht at 9 o eloek e e e Neilson, Mrs. Prank Murdock, will be featured on the program. Oflon-ol the society are in charge of the event. nnd THE EVENING STXE, WXSHINGTON, 7. €, FRIDXY, DECEMBER %8 ONE MAN'S | = = k- BARBARA WEBB (Copyright, 1928, by Pudlic Ledger.) WWHWWW chll’d Ross & telllfln, hnl been advised stor s sedentary life ind Tecreation. in soclety he shan: led ‘three vears betore” when e married French el eh " yvonne wou d e Kiehard has Vonne sweet and simple, e Lovelace, whom e FRES vamek spen E'“ thal:fn She bids Richard by at then, instead of taking a steamer, she visits her manager and goes back to the stage. (Continued from Ynhfdlyl Star.) INSTALLMENT XXIL ADEMOISELLE! Mademoiselle! Mademoiselle! ‘The words blinked at Yvonne nightly now as she approached the theater, h:d ‘Past mz box office receipts overnight. In addition to her three original nnm- bers she now danced one extra solo dance, and with some other pupils of Romanevski appeared in a ballet num- ber. ad thrown herself into the work with an almost unbelievable fervor and in it found some peace. ‘The day after renewing lur contract with ane she had called on Mrs, Ogden. After their greetings were over, Yvonm explainéd what she had done. Mrs. Ogden stared at her. “You plucky little devil!” she said at last admiringly. “You surely have nerve! Your husband thinks you are en route to France and here you a) Broadway!' ‘'Yes,” said Yvonne, “and it will be easier this time, for while I meéan to continue simply as Mademoiselle on the program, I am to be known as Mile. Perreault privately. I want you to hel ns me find a small apartment and fi Lottie again for me. I don't want any one to know that I am Mrs. Ross, of course, and the few of you who do know can keep the secret, I am sure. But this time I mean to go out a little, and not keep to myself the way I did before.” - ml" Edith said. “Of Yv;nm'u m‘!;.:’hrg h:e;fl}uzd her ;4: spend money g no thoug! beyond the next six months, so she bought lovely clothes, decorated her apartment and sutrounded herself with luxury. Within two weeks after she had made her husband farewell she wu oneonhcnnMwmen in any well dressed thering. taste, that, 'lth h:r fresh, young benuty. tinged with sadness, gave her her apartment this gs expressed itself in ll.m lici M hnrmnny of mrnhmnl! Dl w ‘Yvonne getting ready to return to| & capital S,” Mrs. Ogden observed when the last picture was in place. “Truly Yvonne, with your charm and Tfect and world you want.” “Everything except what I vtnt most,” Yvonne said sadly. “And_what is thlt!" “I " don't know." went restlessly to .the window. still too far away for me to decide, mailed Tetters to grandfather my gran last him to mail them back to|reached, she Ricl won't understand, but he trusts me and will do as I ask.” ne- sted At Ik b M, hlt Blchll'd is dohl?" Something in her tone made Yvonne she “He's livihg at the club—-" “And he and Bob West are going everywhere together. ‘Tess, dinners, dances, theaters, orgy of ing. Richard has been buried so jong he' can’t seem to get enough amusement now.” “Does he see Miss Lovelace?” Yvonne asked in strained voice. “I sup] ; she’s a pal of Bob West, you know. “If Richard wants her, Tl give him his freedom,” ¥ “Don’t be lflly child. I wasn't trying to make you jealous. I don't suppose Richard is seeing any more of Anne than he does of the other girls in that crowd. But I was thinking that sooner or later Bob would take Richard to see mddmee. ‘They may even come be- the scenes—men of that type often do, you know—and in that case yi tht have an awkward time of it.” “Do you think there is any possible chance or Richard’s knowing me?” Mrs. Ogden looked crm:;nlly at the , |gitl. . “No, I don’t, g;lx;ucuhrly since m‘ve had r hair bed.” ‘Yvonne's i‘;flr cut short, curled softly all over her head. She was wearing a slim, youthful afternoon frock, with & brief full skirt. She looked 'SCAT more than 16, and was as properly smartly dressed as a debutante. “No.” Mrs. en shook her head. “I don't believe I would know you my- had seen you only in your peasant costume.” had_natural | watching her. 1214 F St. . ADVANCE SPRING FROCKS ]ust in time for the. Hohdays Over 200 New Frocks Economy Fuhlon 13" Main Floor Every advance Spring color is included in this event. Scores of prints, pastel shades as well as dark colors. Flat crepes, georgettcs, chiffons, taffctas for every occasion. Every frock is entirely new, fashioned of exquisite materials in aduanu Spring styles. 4 Dresses for evening, afternoon and daytime occasions. Dresses for misses and matrons. turn q:lé‘::(ly. “What is Richard doing?” | w] nwhed into. the apartment as 'lvonm was dressing {or a matinee, “My dear, my dear, do you know 0 saw dance last nl.m?" Yvonne stated the name .ahe turned a little pale. took him and they are raving me you. I saw them both Jjust now at lunch. Bob always has been crazy about your dancing, you know, and that funny Tommy Mark- ham was there, too.. The three of them were killing, the way they talked.’ “Richard was pleased?” “He wasn't as vocal about it as the others, but I think he was pleased just the-same, He said you were different from any dancer he had ever seen and ‘you again.” ‘Do you think t.heve s nny chance of ‘his haying suspected anything?” t you to _come to a party e can meet you, and Richard said he would like to meet you, too.” Yvonne smiled. “I had a note from Mr. West this morning asking if he might call.” “Are you going.to see him?” Yvonne sheok her head. “I wouldn't dare. He has met me too, you know. I cooked a dinner for him one time.” “Mark my words,” said Mrs, Ogden. “Sooner or later you are going to meet that husband of yours face to face.” “When I do,” Yvonne answered, with 8 note of bitterness in her voice, “when 1 do, he will fail to see me, because of Miss Lovelace.” . (To Be Gontinued.) M. A. IN JOURNALISM. Decision to Recognize Degree Made by Association. 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