Evening journal., 1913-11-13

is awarded that is. II participants
Will kindly sit down and memorize
the simple words of the salutation.
Learn to repeat Il correctly before
YOU start out in your search today.
Only those who succeeded in gain !
ing a position IN front OF the store,
can guess what a time | had elbow /
ing my way up towards the door
Ohicers "a and 3S were stationed on
guard to keep the crowd in check.
Near the door there were a dozen
or so familiar faces of searohers. and
/ had about decided to retreat and
wait till later TO try and enter when
the unexpected happened.
There was a rush and a roar. and
the crowd was, so to speak. forced
back on its launches. while what
looked like an explosion OF humanity
4 spurted forth from the doors to the
pavement AT the same time the mob
retreated backward and pandemon-
; ium reigned.
( Cries of "Bonnie Burr Caught"
: AT first, | could not understand
what had happened, being concerned
In trying to keep my footing and pro
tect myself from being injured, but
gradually the loud cries of she's
caughti" Bonnie Burr has been cap
, tured! penetrated my consciousness.
BY this time | had been forced back
ward. clear across the street
/ dense mass surged like a river
B.. down the street in pursuit OF some
one; whom, ] could not make out.
watched them quite passively. I was
almost out of breath from my exer-
tions in the great crush, and just
then, did not care what happened.
The fact that people continued to
pour out Of the store. was what
brought back my keen senses. II
suddenly occurred 10 me that now. if
ever, was my opportunity to enter the
candy shop.
More quickly than can relate.
/ made a detOur of the crowd and EN-
tered the shop. which l fancied would
lbe nearly empty. This was far from
being the case There was still an
lawful Jam inside. composed of the
most excited people ! ever saw. There
were shrill cries of lit was her, all
right" "Fakei" "She would not
give in!" and similar remarks. Every
one was talking at once. heaping in
lvective upon Bonnie Burr, while
stood at the end of the soda fountain
IAARAN sui EAAaNN AlAuM ANntuiluAs
Persons standing about me appeal
ed loudly to me. Wasn't IL terrible.
the girl wouldn't admit it," | main
ltained a grim silence.
Looking over the place during the
excitement. I tried to locate with my
eye, table. as | promised [ would
partake Of ice cream. A man stand
ing to the left of me. ia black over
coat and hat, who has attended most
of my appointments, seemed to read
my thoughts. He stepped forward
politely and offered to find me
table.
II don't wish one" I replied curtly
and he seemd chagrined.
Officer 20 was patrolling the store.
I noticed some street car men at the
end, but did not venture further into
the place than the end of the soda
fountain. / watched my chance and
, left in the wake OF some people who
} were going out. Not a soul had
. suspected me and 1 had fulfilled my
. engagement with the public.
. Anybody Can Drive "A Pierce.
: Most Of my leisure time these day
. is spent at the wheel of my big Pierce
= Arrow motor car II is so easy L
handle that I love TO drive it myself
Then it is a pleasure to realize tina
y, my big automobile is, before every
l. thing, perfectly safe. It's dependa
p bility and trustworthiness mean a
Ie absence of anxiety to the owner.
1t Any normal man or woman ca
n drive Pierce-Arrow car anywhere
d car should go. in perfect safety
d There are absolutely no defects II
i design. material or workmanship.
n The laboratories and methods o
d testing materials at the great Pierce
Arrow factory are as complete al
Is science and money can devise. Ma
d terials are perfect and Instrument
j. Of the highest precision assist II
{, maintaining standards and detectin,
IS flaws. Inspection is rigid. Expert
y familiar with the best automobile
shops Of the world are employed.
: limited output enables the specialist
d at department heads, to give thei
e personal attention 10 every assemblel
e, unit that leaves each department
r, Every owner gets the full benefit o
It the long experience of each OF tn
specialized brains. He gets a "cus
y tom made" car.
e The number of cars built is suhl
p cient TO secure the advantages Of a
10 low prices as bulk orders of high
IS grade materials can command Il
not so large as to make It impOssibl
d for department heads TO give minut
I personal attention TO every step il
l the building of each car.
-e The man at the head OF the rear aXl
" department, for instance. is able to pei
Il sonally inspect every axle before
IS leaves his department. He is one OF tn
ID best and most experienced men in hi