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is trouble enough in Rennes already
on the score of these crazy states gen
eral."
"Good-afternoon, monsieur my god
father" said AMBIGUOUS.
wait, boy waltz The squat little
man rolled forward, a~ffectionate con
Germ his great ugly face. and he
set one of his podgy hands on his god
sons shoulder. Now listen to me,
Andre" he reasoned. This is sheer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lunacy.
You've read Don Quixote.' and what
happened to him when he went fitting
against ~windmills;' the seigneur
stormed. He WIS very angry now.
j'Since you choose to disobey me. you
can break your empty head against
the windmill, and be damned to you"
Andre-Louis bowed with a touch of
irony and reached the door,
1T the windmill should prove too
formidable" said he, from the TIRES
hold II may see what can be done with
the wind Good-by, monsieur my god
father"
He was gone and NJ de Kercadiou
vas alone. purple in the face. puzzling
out that last cryptic u~tterance.
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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BIZ untts6 Ye,es

PHILADELPHIA, Juno z9.-E'mnna
Mack. 26, has a badly deforiaed left
foot, a harelip and weak eyes, which
compel her to wear heavy glasses.
Ever since she graduated from high
school she has been sewing pretty
clothes for the actresses that patron.
ized her fathers boarding house in
Horsham-
This taste for pretty things. coupled
with the fact that her deSormities
kept her from using them herself.
preyed on her mind. She began to
believe in reincarnation, confident that
She would be born again after death.
beautiful and bodily perfect.
Once in a while she had what her
father called "spells," when she would
go on long walks, limping away in
the morning and returning at night.
She had one of her spells" Tues
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Drab Life of Cripple
Leads Her to Crime

day She went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Van Horn and induced
their 5-year-old daughter to join her
in the walk. When they had gone
I'm distance she handed the child
some bichloride tablets. telling her
they were candy.
The child ate them. complained of
pains In her stomach and ran hone.
She died later.
Emma Mack continued walking. She
limped to Doylestown and then to
Buckingham and then to Doyiestown
again, falling asleep in the grass out.
side the police station there. Wednes-
day morning she gave herself up.
81 Deserve No Pity
Lynch me-" she said; shoot me;
send me to prison for life. : deserve
no pity"
She loved her child victim, she said.
and only gave her. poison so she her.
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these matters He may be right.

these matters He may be right I
don't know"
The question. monsieur my god
father" said Andre-Louis. -is what is
to be done" He vas quite calm and
self-possessed. but very white.
M. de Kercadiou started at him
blankly out of his pale eyes
why. what the devil is there TO
do? 1 am told Vilmorin struck NJ. lie
Marquis"
Under the very grossest provoca-
ton"
which he himself provoked by
his revolutionary language. The
poor lads head was full of this en-
cyclopedist trash. 1t comes OF too
much reading. I have never set much
store by books. Andre: and I have
never known anything but trouble to
come out of learning"
Andre-Louis felt a Tightening Of his
heart a lessening Of his hopes.
Your criticisms" he said, "are all
for the conduct Of the dead and none
for that Of the murderer. 1t does not
seem possible that you should be in
sympathy with such a crime"
"Crime?" shrilled NJ. de Kercadiou.
MY God, boy. you are speaking of
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F V

For the second time that day
Andre-Louis set out for the chateau
The squat Seigneur de GavrillaC
was restlessly pacing when Andre
Louis was introduced He was al
ready informed, as he announced at
once. of-what had taken place at the
Breton Arme.
The pity OF IT," he said. The pity
Of itr' He bowed his enormous head.
"Ah, this La Tour d'Azyr is a hard
man. and he feels very strongly in
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TURN JUICE ON
BIDDIES, SQUAWKS STOP
Chicken Purloiners Carry Dry Cell
Batteries in Theft Car.

Chicken Purloiners Carry Dry Cell
Batteries in Theft Car.
when we put the dry cells on EN-
they don't yelp or squawk, but just
lay over like babies" explained
Of three alleged chicken thieves ar
rested early today. Hes explained thu
use of two dry cell batteries found
In an automobile in which there were
two coops containing thirty-one Ply
mouth Rock hens.
Roscoe Hayes, 21; Frank Crabb,
%, and Joe Sobbe, %, all Of Frank
lin, Ind, are the elleged chicken
thieves. They are charged with be-
ing fugitives from justice and with
~vagrancy. They will be taken 10
Franklin for trial.
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fRECKL { S
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re
move Them With Othlne-
Double Strength.

This preparation for the treatment
of freckles is usually so successful in
removing Eeckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion hat it is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
If it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show a wonderful
improvement, some Of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; II is this
that is sold on the money-back guar.
Observation-Disclosures.
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self could be sent to prison. She
hated life and freedom, she declared.
She will be sem to an asylum
Mrs. Van Horn, mother Of the dead
girl. bears no Ill will toward the
slayer.
"She never had a chance" she said
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Shoe Bargains for Women,
$3.50 Misses, Children $1.95
For Women and Misses For Misses and Children
For Misses and Children

500 Pairs of white, black and brown calf low shoes, OF the
seasons best styles, in cut-out slippers, sandals, two-toned
combinations and oxfords, greatly reduced; all sizes from
infants 8 up to misses 2; made of good materials in COM
Portable lasts. SLIGO and $1.95.
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For Women and Misses

1856 Pairs of strap slippers, sandals, cut-out sandals and
oxfords in patent leather, white canvas, reigncloth, buckskin
and kid, black and brown calf; high, Guban and low heels;
not all sizes in every style, but every size from 21h to s, in
cluded in the lot. $1.69 and S1.95.
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Muslinweur Special at 44c

REDUCED for E. o. M.-Enveope chemise Of soft mus
Inns, embroidery and lace trimmed; boomers of batiste and
nainsooks and crepe lace edged, embroidery trimmed; some
hemstitched in pink, white, Copenhagen, blue, lavender;
nightgowns of crepe and muslins; sizes IL and II; pink.
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Knit Union Suits,
39c Each

Tubular top; lace knee; full
cut and roomy; sizes IS to A.
Slightly imperfect: carefully
mended- SPECIAL PURp
CHASE
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Women's Under Apparel
E. 0. NJ. Bargains
Won1en's Knit Vests,
8I-2c Each

w omen s AMI FeSSSs
I-2c Each
Swiss rib, built-up strap
shoulder: sizes SO to a; LIN.
TIED QUANTITY.
Children's Combine
ton Suits, 44c
Combination white nainsoak
waist with pink 'chambray
bloomers; especially good for
girls from 2 to u; ideal for
summer wear.
knit Union Suits,
Csc Each
SPECIAL PURCHASE; sizes
"a, IS. So only; comfy-cut suits;
FIRSTS.
Pink Brassieres,
I5c Each
Meshes and brocades; sizes
SO to a.
Muslin Petficoots,
33c Each
Deep embroidery dounce;
good quality Of muslin.
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rs Mems Shirts,
69c Each

REDUCED GREATLY; high.
count percales, light grounds,
assorted patterns. Sizes 14h
to 16h.
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200 Bingham and Linene
Dresses, $1.49 Each

A special purchase for the Z. o. NJ. sale; good styles, plain
colors, also small and large checks sizes 6 to As. Rose, blue,
tan. green, white,
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100 Corsets at 89c Ea

SAMPLES; brocades, cou-
ills; medium low bust, some
rubber-top models; all pink;
several good styles; not all
sizes in each style. but in the
lot are included sizes from 10
to %.
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E. O. M. Plus Fridays Saving Sale
E. Q. M. Yard Goods

Assorted Wash Goods
&c Yard
Yard-WIde Pereales
27-Ireh Dress Girghana
27-lnch Fancy Voiles
27-lneh Chambrays
32-Inch Dress Bingham,
1876 Yard
Excellent quality; broken
checks, plaids. stripes and
plain shades; fine value.
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TOMORROW

- 0. M. is the stores monthly
lie cleanup of odd lots, clear
ance items and the like; it is char
acterized by deep reductions and by
the sale of small lots of merchan-
disc at remarkably, sometimes RI
diculously, low prices. Quite fire.
quently, special purchases which
offer bargains r part of the
E. o. M. Sale. This is especially
true when in the Downstairs Store
Fridays Saving Sale is combined
with E. 0. M.
EARLY SELECTION IS ADVISED.
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ENTS.
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CLIQUE sir Boomers,

GtOUe SuR boomers
sec
Pure silk; well made; fun
cut, reinforced; knee length;
black, green, navy, flesh, white.
so Pieces Philippine
UnderweGr, $1.95 Ea.
REDUCED; nightgowns and
envelope chemises, all hand
made.
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impression that American women at
to show how the ideals for women have
changed In recent years. Her educn-
ton then was never serious or con-
tinuous but this false ideal had been
changed and the American ideal for
women has changed generally.
Women's colleges and tho colleges and
universities that admit women as stu
dents. she said, have had an immense
part In bringing about this transform
alton. These colleges have demon
stfated that n woman can study and
Keep well; that she can do a lot moro
physical work than she was formerly
supposed to be able to do: that her
waiT measure ought TO DO some two
inches larger than the fashionable cir
conference In 1865 or even in 1886.
that she can undertake liberal edu-
cation without spelling her chances
for marriage and motherhood; that
married or unmarried she could put
tho education TO good use after college
days were over.
commencement. aaid Professor Reef
is important because IL marks IN,
day when you young women OF IN,
present day. not hampered by the fails,
IDEAL formerly prevalent in on
democracy. may begin with all IN,
lh'eIhgence now expected and demand
ca OF women TO make yourselves use
full"
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ing and Loan Association met last
evening with the shareholders OF the
organization and took up matters per-
tanning to changes in the bylaws,
striking out obsolete matters.N The
final reading of. the bylaws after be-
ing amended will take place at the
July meeting. At the monthly session
last evening loans OF % shares was
granted and, 40 were declined.
The members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold strawberry festival
on Friday evening, June %. in the
Church parlors, beginning at o'clock.
The members of the Hare's Corner
Farmers Club viii hold meeting
this evening at the New Castle County
Hospital.
a delegation Of GO persons took part
In the Parkside Excursion To Angus
tine Pier. yesterday. from the Delaware
street wharf on tho steamer Thomas
Clyde. James McIvor, former resi-
dent of this city. now of Wilmington,
and Miss May Fehl OF the Strand We're
awarded the So gold piece, taking part
in the fox trot dance.
This evening In a twilight game OF
baseball. the New Castle Athletic AS
ISOLATION team will play the st. Mary's
team of Wilmington at Battery Park
Tomorrow evening the local team will
play the McCabe team of Wilmington,
The games will start promptly at CSC
o'clock.
A number of persons last evening at
tended the Metropolitan Shows Car
nival for the benefit of the New Castle
Athletic Association, which Is being
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MAY Be PUT
TO GOOD USE BY WOMEN
Learning Enhances Rather
Than Spells Their Opportu-
mites in Life.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, June 13.--In her address to
the graduates of tho Women's Col
lege OF the University OF Delaware
yesterday afternoon Professor Amy
l.. Reed of Nassar College. discussed
THE Meaning OF Commencement" She
explained her tito by saying that
everyone, of course. understood the
literal meaning OF the word. an oc-
casion on which the student ceased to
be in the apprentice stage and com
menced" life with "A new equipment of
maturity, but that the meaning she
meant to emphasize was the symbolic
meaning. There are reasons why. ahe
said. at Just this time In our social
history, commandments are especially
important and particularly commence
ments for women. They are as great
an occasion in tho intellectual life as
the eacraments of the church are In
the religious life.
Professor Reed took her audience
back over a hundred years TO show the
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO Go
Closged up Kidney Depo sits are Dis
solved and the Toxins (Poiso MS
Completely Driven Out. Drug
gists Told to Guarantee IL in
Every Instance.

Your very life says DR., Carey, de-
ponds upon the perfect fSinctioning and
health OF your Kidneys So whatever you
do don't neglect them"
DIR. CAreys famous prescription No, 80
Liquid or Tablets ts not recommended for
everything. but we cannot TOO strongly
urge its use II you suffer from annoying
bladder troubles. frequent passing Of
water night and day, with smarting or
irritation. brick dust sediment or highly
colored urine. bloatiug. irri tability with
loss OF flesh, bScksche, rheumatism or
any other tendency TO Brigbt's Disease
Diabetes or Gravel. for Kidney disease In
its worst form may be stealing upon you
Don't walt until tomorrow to BEGIN
the use OF this wonderful prescription
II you have any Of the above symptoms
Kidney and Bladder troubles don't wear
away They will grow upon you slowly
steAltbily and with unfailing certainty.
Never mind the failures 81 the pnxt II
you even suspect that you are subject to
kidney disease don lose = stnGle day for
n B. Dapforth. j. NJ. Eckerd and every
good drusgis. have been authorized 20
return the purchase money on the
first hottie 20 AL who state thy have
received no benefit.
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held this week on the Baraca baseball
diamond at the foot OF Fourth street
near South. Mayor w. Leslie Cramer
has appointed William Tidwell as
special officer.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crossett OF West Sixth street has been
quarantined on account OF scarlet
fever contracted by their son, James
Jr.
Tha members OF the Hare's Corner
public schools held their annual picnic
yesterday afternoon on their school
lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler II Gebhart
and daughter Margaret yesterday
afternoon attended the wedding OF Miss
Amelia Pagan OF Wilmington. a for
mer resident of this city and sister 10
Mrs. Gebhart
See Bridgewator Tor Jewelry.--Adv.
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Perhaps You Are
Going to Make
Your DUN
Bathing Suit

INen You u Want some Of our good
black surf cloth; 81 inches wide, S1.O0
a yard; 50 inches wide, S1.00 a yard.
Two different weights; desirable for
skirts and coat Innings. as we'll as bath
ing suits. Dress Goods, First Floor.
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ladies' Vests
39c each

Another lot Of these particularly
good ones, 'lrregularS," the mills call
them, but we've gone all over the lot
and can find hardly blemish. Ioull
readily excuse what small irregularitv
there is at this price of 39c for such
quality. In regular these would be soc
or o0c a piece. Better buy a summer 5
supply, while we have them.
Underwear, First Floor.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Fine Program for High School
Commencement in the Opera
House Friday Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. June lS.-The COM
menccment exercises OF the New Cas-
tie High School will take place on
Friday evening in the Opera House
beginning at o'clock. The class Is
the largest I'm many years. 10 in num-
Der. The following program has been
arranged: Selection. High School Or
chestra: invocation; essay, salutatory,
Education In New Castle 1875 vs..
1892" Miss Gertrude Eileen Ratledge;
essay. "a Need OF a High School Build
ing in New Castle" Miss Esther Nield
Berry. essay. Athletics In New Cas-
tie High School" Charles L. King;
essay. valedictory, THE Old Order
Changeth- But Slowly in New Castle.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mckay: selection
High School orchestra; commencement
address. Prof. Harry V. Holloway
state Superintendent of Public In
str,.ction; presentation of diplomas,
Harry T.. Holiday. president of the
Roatd OF Education: benedichon' ext
March. High School orchestra. Inc
members of the class comprise Preston
Kemp Beck. Esther Nield Berry 10
seph Wallace Cannon, Charles I'D
ward Cannon, Victor Orville DAVIS
James Ralph Duling, Albert Arthur
Grimes. Herbert Edward Hewlett
Charles l.. King, Harry Leon King
William Meredith King, Gladys Ma
Ion ey. Mary Elizabeth Mckay, Reoa
Marie Mendenhan, Gertrude Eileen
Ratledge. Edward Earl Weggenmann
The class flower is red rose, the class
coiors are cherry and white. the class
motto is out of the Harbor into
Deeper channels The principal and
superintendent OF the schools is Pro
lessor Henry T.. Snavely. The Other
members Of the faculty are Theodore
I Kraemer, 4. s., first assistant prin
cipal. instructor OF mathematics, SCI
ence and manual training; Mrs. Pear
Grier Lancaster, instructor of com
mercial branches: Mrs. Virginia Taws
Il. S. home economies; Miss Mary +
Swan. A. e.. instructor in Englisl
and Latin: A. Arthur Powell. a. b
Instructor in mathematics, science ant
French. The members of the Board
Education are Harry T.. Holiday
president; Jacob II. Speicher. All un
claimed seats will be open TO the pub
lie at 5 o'clock.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Edu
cation last evening Miss Elsie tlenor'
Woneyhan OF Cecilton, Md. grad
uate of the 1922 class of the WomenI
College OF the University OF Delaware
Newark. was elected as additional o
academic teacher in the High School
The members of the Polly Anna Gu
of the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
are making preparations tor heacl
party which will take place IN Tues
day evening. June 20. al Hopkin'
Peach.
Tho Board OF Water & Light Com
missioners last evening went over tn
plans and specifications recently sub
United by William Esaby. engineer
and accepted same. The secretary wa
instructed - get IN communicates
with the city solicitor relative TO IVY,
clauses e. the specifications and upol
the advice ~ the latter. bids Will b
asked for the installation Of the con
crete aerating basin at the waite
plant.
The members Of the Citizens Build
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Mr.. Meek and his wife had just set
tod themselves In their seats at The
movie" when three large, buxom
women took seats in front Of them.
cutting off their view OF the screen.
"If you had the soul OF a worm" de-
clared Mrs Meek angrily TO her spouse.
you'd do something" Hush, my dear"
replied Mr.. Meek. There's one thing
anyway everybody gets up.
wen know II is time to go home
American Legion Weekly
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To Stop Coughing At Night.

summer bronchial cough keeps
not only the sufferer but other mem
bers OF the family awake. Alfred
Barker 1861 Avondale ST.. u. Liver
pool, O., writes: 81 consider it ~
duty to write and tell the results Of
Foley's Honey and Tar. which I used
for my boy who had been suffering
from a bronchial cough for or 8
weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar has
done him wonderful good. and / shall
always recommend IT," II soothoe and
heals. ~. Il. DanfOrth.--Ady.
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The sales force OF Reeves, Parvinl&
Co. gave a dinner In honor of Francis
II. Reeves. Jr., OF Philadelphia, on Sat-
urday evening, at 6 o'clock. In the ban
uuet room of Miss McConnell's store,
Sal Market street. Those In atten-
dance were: Francis b. Reeves. Jr.,
Philadelphia: Charles NJ. Schimpf.
Vineland. y. j.: Harry r. Boynton
Moro Mcmillan. John III. Holden.
James McGarry. John r. Furmsn.
Ellsworth Downs and William NJ.
Priest.
Moonlight tonight at 7.45. Daylight
Saving time ADV
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Reduced TO
1926 apiece
The Best Prairie Grass Rugs
Waite American Rugs

are here ready Tor your su m mer needs
Look 1t these interesting prices. and tomorrow
come see the rugs, smoothly woven OF tough wing
American prairie grass and stencIlIed on one
side in beautiful designs II browns, blues and
greens Bound ali around. Durable sanitary,
cool; an ideal rug Tor summer Use inside your
home or on your porch.
u it. - it. only, f. 10 it. only
$3.50 $1,000
#. X 70 it. only 4 it. e in. K #. in
1880 only......... $50
#. Y Q e. only $50 80 in. so IN only
3 it. 6 f. only 80 Us
% in. 54 IN. only IS in. SO in. only
Us rs
it. x Is It. only 1850 Carpet Room.
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Men, These Are Good
Cool Union Suits
and Only 75c a Suit

Judged by other makes of nainsook
union suits, this quality should be
marked a dollar. Fresh, new, perfect
goods bought at a special price from
the makers agent, We are turning them
over to you at the saving. Only 75c.
Suit really worth dollar. It's doubt
full if We can get another lot as good
after these are gone. Cut full, made
right, and now on sale for only 75c suit.
Mems Wear, First Floor.
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The gpeaker said she was not going
to take up the time OF discussing what
vocation the woman should take up
but asked the graduates IL they had
ever reflected that all tho really fine
work Of the world Is done without
money and without price.
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The Real Annette Kellerman Bathing Suits

It I0t AID yUH likely be Ready
Annette keema Bathing genuine seasons new
styles
Annette ke!ermans best they Well
At S7s5Wth two little pockets with button and flaps, body
color, tights of a harmOnzmg shade.
At S650-Annee keIermaIS n coorS contrasting
trimming.
At ssOO-Nen fine quality color combinations
At 100000 still better grade elaborate
trimming and sash belt Of
At $295-Nea little bathing good black CLOTH
different
At surf cloth with scaoped edges skirt ppe different
coorS. French knots o
At S35O-AH black cloth the points.
At $595-A perfect little Smarty black
cloth, showing inverted platS Of white and trimmed
with white buttons and piping
At S696-A O
skirt made of rHles with of
Genuine Keeman Tights, suits
for 100 and so Jersey
1925
Our Bathing Suits size
Choose Your New Bathing Suit Now.
Second Floor, take