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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-16
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Topeka. Kansas, March z. 1872
BOUNDARIES OF THE VOTING PRE-
CINCTs, CITY OF TOPEKA, KANSAS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-16

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FOURTH PRECINCT. All that part 81
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fno Garfield Park
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All that part OF
Avenue between
west OF Kansas
and Grant, alsott
Gordon and st.
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FIRST PRECINCT. All east OF Quincy
to Jefferson from Eighth to Eleventh. -
SECOND PRECINCT. All west Of Quln-
cy to Topeka Avenue from Eighth to /
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-16

tANCONA COCKEEELS. $500 to $500.
/ Eggs. 10. $50, postpaid, $500. 'Buehrer
! Poultry Farm. 2733 California ave, Topeka,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
ny JAMES, ". DEAN

NEW YORK. Auril k-A west
crn picture a western picture
Wnen Blu Hart. Harry carey or
Tom Mix Ia billed Tor appearance az
sour ffvorIfe tb,,rar vou t,.yv
lrst what to eNp.e. ual 6ash
in the saddl. and Ia girl sattd III
the quick draw and steady ri.
ger finger OF "a cgwbsy
The merit OF those raxboy mic
lures varies only so far las the eVo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
RIDER At
B HAS THRILLING
WESTERN Scene
Love and Fight for
Mine Are Features
of Picture

There is au Interesting situation
IN The white Rider. "a uve-rctl
feature which will lc the attrae-
ton a. the b. theater today and
Monday. whore "a Young girl D.
TIRED hy conflicting emotions.
Duo Eruws out of hyr interest 81
n yotinr man nnm ftr cast having
un the sHrmtrke Uf inD rtfr t Inc
UurEec EIuWIuE .ut uf Do proper
nnu social tH.UDuUI'ut Hud riuUI-
lion. and fue other for FL muu
nr8pna Wlum is clustered Inn iH
rinution of u modern Robin Hood
ana the intrepid dariuE Of 90 wpst-
crn horermun just what Bind ~
% man lul whnt must Dee hls ate
tributes Coz win and hold the nf-
trrtlou uf % Nuuuu rIFI Is 900 use
coed nElN wcll told Zoo Tho White
ltidrr H. Too rit, H H salu. Gao
above the great majority oi f"ItuY.
pictures A rI,h mining claim ls
Ought hy fWu interruptions m.u
They uso powerful rrsuurcoa .o $50.
cure Tor their what richtOIlly
belongs fu another mUu a NoWug
rlrl k Interested 700 IH. claim h,r
father being fio IIsr.reror 0f this
rlrh deposit of rlld HHIIh from
tho oet.f ls Ir love wish U.r and
rhe ln % way Del Interested in him.
4ut ATOMS COMES a mysterious rider.
BE- mrdsrn Robin Hood. with dtrinG
Dhlvnlry and physical ur0weag aud
without u word tu fhc girl ornata-
more th1n I passing interest which
rIueur into love The ~.nstcruor
has qualities that tho glrl sdmiros
rud tho WHITE Rider hns hIs
ciuruis and in Che end an arr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
THE SCRAPPER
OPENS SUNDAY
At THE IDEAL
II e r b e r t Rawlinson
VIII Play Role of
Irish Hero


third ''ll1r Hni,a rance i
present I ulNcrshl contri'L az th'
lQcnl thcAtcf SuhuhN me '
hlrl, o. Iht Scfnlp'r, an adnp-
tnilnn OF r. ~ XIX saturday
Etenlnr Post story Malioy Lin-
' '''
t..N'.i-NH fWn U.,DOliH- NH
p,'i H'' N. i n' Mtit,
1if. ufto 'h,i''d Heart. lh'
Def r wus another ut Henley p ole
r't Otinl rH'c''H'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
@iq1i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

over scen-and what was there to
watch Sinking the doctor had
said. In process here before his
eyes. but tot to be seen by them.
awful and mysterious things.
Death with prncticrd fingers
about his awful ana mysterious
surgery OF separating the spirit
from the flesh. the soul from the
body. the i~ncorruptiblc from the
c%orruptible.
But Young Perch was deed.
YounE Perch was killed. II was
real lie was here. This wnri
n
Ho fplt Eoy, cold lie moved
from Tine bed and rople1ished tho
fire and cruurhtd beside n.
There was some strange sound
IN tho room Iie had duzcd IN q
chaar Some strange auund. or
had ne Imagined o.? lie sat up
tenscly and listened n was her
breathing. q harsh and lnbored
sound he stepped quickly t. 81
he'd and booked mud then ran into
the passage and called loudly
Eff!r' Effie'
Frightening. Terrible. %ngouiziup
~ WI" hA'NNANaN NN NHN NNAf "AAAf
OF IN, bed. Efffp ~ the other. Tho
eNtrom, moment was come to her
thnt las hctwCcr them. she was
moaniuE ~, bowed bis face into
his band. The sound OF her
munniug was terrible 90 him. That
iuhnhiiaut OF this her body had
done its preparations and now
stood ut the door ln the darkness.
very frightened n wanted To 10
back II had been very nccus-
toned to ucinr here. Il could not
80 back u dld no want To- shut
the door The door was shutting
Il stood ana shrank and whlmrcr-
ed There.
ON, tcrrlhlci Beyond pndur-
anco aEonIziup II was old Mrs
Perch that stood there whlmprr-
ing drinking uuon the threshold
Of that huge abyss. wide as space.
dark as night II was no spirit.
II was just that very fcehl, Mrs.
Perch with her fuubllug hands
and her moving lips. Look here.
YOUNG Perch would never allow
her even 90 cross % road without
him How iu pity was she "a take
this triEh'ful steps He twisted
up all Die Dmot o.is INTO an appeal
% tremendous Intensity. Young
Perch Come here Your muthcr'
Young Perch. come hcret'
Telling ~ once, "a Mona. he
said. don't know what hap
pened They talk about self-hyp-
notlsm Perhaps Il was that.
know ! made a most friFhtful et-
fort saying Young Perch ! had
to. could asv her that moor
terrified ling Something had "a
he done Someone had 10 go "a
her. said IL like In o. nightmare.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
TWO EXTREMES OF
SOCIAL LIFE IN
FILM At LYRIC
Vivian Martin Is Star
in Pardon My
French

V,,. .-.t,.r.. az .,gt,t tife an,
-l''h D" 'H' n'i'-Hiiui N"i'
which Mcssmor' Kendall q uttl-
.2ad for his second production
,i,t,v v,~.i, p,rd,,
NN trench. axe from "a Hiorl
ls Edward 'HIlla Carpenter
Vt .. ...u. ,l ODE. Lyric thertor
1- - t
u'.''Il ri.'' IjluiIE llrti ln ita
native N"t1is rlAio o. uii'r-
WARD" IN l'.l iiAiuolt oi US at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

z 7 have hcfore monfi0ncd Idliaa
'Glsh. Emii tnRniuRs thsriie chap
lin aud Eric ven StrDheim h. hav-
lnE the most expressive faces on
the screen. To TINT iiff mus b.
added the name 81 aiaEry Carey.
M. feafrrcn s6ascss ihe ahErp def
mutton Of tho4n al Bni Hart an
ire ready m6biifty OF tlfosr ~
rhapIln and no other player at
tha seree urcs the white ~ the
tpr tn such advantage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

bursting to get out ~ q. YOUNG
Perch. Come here ANYWAY
there il is. Mona. heard them.
u was Imagination. 81 course. tiut
! heard them.
lie heard. Now then. Mother,
Don't be- frightened Here am.
Mother. Come on. Mother. one
Htep. Mother. only one. ! can't
reach YOU You must take Just
n step Look. Mother. hcrcs
my hand Can't you e ms
hand r''
Now. Mother. | tell you Il isn't.
Iiu Just trust me. DO just come '
dnrcn {. Frcddie, cant
Freddie. | nj T. ! can't.
You must. Mother. you must
Look, lssok. here nm IT, /.
Freddie. Don't cry. Mother Just
trust yourself entirely 10 me. YOU
know how you always can trust
me. Look, here = my hand Just
one tiny stcp and you will touch
H. know you feel iul darling
Mother. You won't any any
more, once you touch my hand
Hut | can't Com" any nearer. dear
est. You must. Nou- Ain.
brave. beloved Mothsr-now,"
lie heard Efn,'s voice. oh.
shes dead! Sh. y deadi
noad7 lie stared upon her dead
face. Where was gone that mask %
Whence had come this glory ?
That inhhbitant Of this her body
IN O. % going had looked back.
and rs look had done this thing
II had closed the door upon a
ruined house. and looked. and left
a temple. II had departed frun,
beneath a mask. and looked. and
that which had been masked now
was Leautified.
Young PERCH
Confined Ia our Next Issnc)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Joseph Moore

Moore brothers, Tom, Matt and Owen, is
starred in association with Eileen ~Sedgwick, in
an interesting western story:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

He was alone ~ the room whore
Mrs. Perch lay-not even Fife.
One q clock, This wari
The doctor had been and was
coming again In the morning
There WIS nothing to be done. he
had anid; Just watch her.
Watch her? How long had he
been standing az the foot % n
huge bed-the biggest bed he had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

Abraham Carlos and J. Gordon
rn1wards arc now ~ Jerusalem
tl1u,inx a s,iectacle play based on
,hr old Testament story OF King
rnvld The hig scene viii be the
fshf between David and oeiiash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
C%nnllnnrd rrom onr Lnst Issnc

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ufH 'p'Mns
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No. Un i"ut
, ".' .NN'h UP
, ilnI
n,o haw IN "rlS
tn, ~ vH M ~" '''i
,rJ i,,p NO. h. ~
In "3'N ".' n'l hh"M YOU
o." .ar, Ttn, ,.tti W.
,.ta. ''' VIII ''''' anu
''ll h"- nor iuat mihd MS
going US juet what he would do.
i'ut Nr lhr WY ne tells me. Hc
A't -'S IKE mat deliberately
because me- knows u VIII hurt 40
u,. ~Hpl'Halu' Math". ana ~"
ull.fy tfactlvfs D gave her
''tt' ""t' vi sadness asnin. Ut
'IIF -pl"ndid' Look TINS Is all
%. "N- ah"ut ~. Ism piis
''i' "hi l-u ~ lhe MN lie
> Yes ihht Z busi-
l"u hn"W why got ",
l'h F"" rthnda @ Very
"n'i".i" You SNOW
Ihty latsEhed together Yes
NhD MN. I1hat exactly sabre
"uiu sec MN writing the letter
~ 'lUh IN Nl NIX words that
Muliu hulti dtNghiing IN his own
NniinsIchItly that would amuse.
p!'itaiu AIRY untouched by fear.
,htna'hrd 10y th"ught; fearless.
"i'hl'Hs needless gfnccless. For
l'h' uar'lns invested in her
'n'' 81 m"rkery.
Mona \ laughter ended In a llttlo
'l'h az hrf breath. lie touched
"'I arm Let = walk Mona.
III
sth'Nthi snc was looSing thin
lhH ugh' 1p. Her lace had rather
10 HiaNn l""h' ltA SOFT ruundness
som lie thought she never had
lvps'e 50 beautiful to him She
pun+ 70 Nun OF what b .nd
p'ru w say IN her letters OF his
'po'",HnentH IN oitering nm
''l HefNiee NeVer had her
s"''t voice sounded no cNquisitely
.hu'r u" MN They spoke at the
"N N,NcF but IN their letters,
''I W. n''H ahir ihuH To give MA
feelings n receive them. touched
WIN w" same perceptions. KIN
"l'" hud enlarged, back into his
% u~!p"lnles again.
~ siio"h ms mead, not trusting
i g 'ouh ar hrr. tie said.
anyone can know
ming but strength 10
lows out ot you
q" me- lt always has. want %
' anu more shat wan it
~ Hlillculi sometime
"lilbh'lll leellnE nat things
Ut on m, There +
Cue u" tn, West Wind
"l.N' me don KNOW
i.hnt M Ana sometimes Nv,
l',tilf ihHi ~ being carried
tllI hh' lnhl u towards thai
tH.'ul 'lS al the end, - Winn.
''ll Nvii'H
rlvlii'u hc rhld GIVE m,
I-l orc 10 Keep Mona.
ar,. .li OF your own TO Keep
WIN l' strength ln u Tor me-
n'!n me hoid on 10 the rest
20 n'h'' It, ~ Winter comc--
w Dc itr hthind
u' '"u'h'I nor handkerchief
'' "'' 'ha ana gave u To him
~
o. co., hi9 away Thought Brighl
N"uid DC wonderful with old
ere !te wrote long lcitcr'
,' i'uhs itr'h' telling MIN how
ma,h more tnan wonderful Brigh'
nNl Wa hlll' mot@ered Mr.
l,,yh ana managed her and hu.
GUNS Perch himself could nav,
'',,'i'1'
MafN'iota tffir' Sabre used {,
lhlnF. % ~ course n WINS be.
'tur' h'r astounding fund of hu.
NOR was hnspd upon her alien.
racing capacity tor love. Satrs
lit'd immensely the half wills.
H'fei ialks with her while Alrs
l''ich dnz"d In her chair Eff,
"ls always happy
one evening he asked her q
most extraordinary question sho.
ON OF MIN without intending b.
discharged out of his questlOnini
thoughts as 10y n hidden spring
suddenly touched by gropini
finger
Efnc 80 YOU low God?"
Her surprise seemed TO him L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

J Frank Gl,ndon. % leading man
n three years. is being starred
Tor the first rimo In Yankee nou-
900, DR..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

Harry Beaumont Or directing
shirley Mason IN Very Truly
Your.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Boy Crazy Is a
Delightful Film
At Pastime Today

BOY crazy ~ the title lndl-
Gates. Is n noet-footcd farce with
uproariously funny situations IN
which Doris May appears at her
rolicking best. It's an re pro-
duction and il scheduled FOR
screening at the pnstime thcator
tuda.
boris May In the role of Jackie
Cameron a beautiful young girl Of
romantic tendencies, who gets her
self into q peck Of trouble because
Of her romantlcism and who aur.
ceeds In helping her father out OF
a business crisis by herself running
a hhherdnahcry scores q new aud
brilliant triumph. Miss May r. alb
solutely distinctive In her interprc-
tation of the flnpper type 81 the
presen, day and In this role. 10
which she manages 90 keep all OF
her relatives continuously In hot
water, ahc l. At her best.
VIM. \. setter. who directed Miss
May In hor two former nc sue
cesses. The Foolish Are' rnt
Eden and Return" Is responsible
for many of the big lnugis ana
funny situations in boy Crn-y 30
and the supporting cast includes
rvch cNceiioni farccurs as Harry
Myers remembered Tor his brilliant
Glowing Ia "A Connecticut Van
kee. Fred Gamhold, Gertrude
short. Joan Hathaway. Frank
Kingsley otto Hoffman Eugenil
futile Ed Brady ana Janice
Farley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Coach gill Of tho University Of
Illinois Is renowned as maker Of
track champions. Lack Of material
doesn't mean . thing in the life Of
GIL, when his track teams appear
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Natives of India continuing their campaign of absolute
resistance the recognition claims
British When halted their efforts
their hrines Ghandtes
British officer and Sepoy searching Ghandte
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

The pitable condition of Elias
hearts OF the grand ufmen who indicted Abraham
~ taxi driver for wife murder Officials charged that
his wife with hammer and then placed
pit Miss Elias restitution the
scorned the gave her
$125.s - ~ = -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

A block and tackle was neces-
sary to remove the nine-foot coffin
containing the body of Captain
George Anger, famous circus giant,
from his late residence in New
York. Augur, known to thousands
of circus-gQers, died from an at
tack Of indigestion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

country teams to the limit Ac-
cording to Gill, the Illinois team
has the speed and the stamina SO
very essential to cross-country
running.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Building a church between sun
rise and sunset demands plenty of
speed and energy But Mrs. L.. NJ.
Butler of Buffalo with so members
of the Churches of Christ built
church at the Cattaraugus Indian
reservation in that space of time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

listened the charming speeches of
Milne projected by actors in his successful plays
the United States
photographs his
showing his English country
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

represent Illinois on the track Is
one Of the best ever developed at
the institution. Gill feels that it
VIII press Ill the other cross
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Nae MAR we nip before break
fast In Scotland? Possibly, because
Edwain Scrymgeour, running on a
dry platform defeated the famous
Winston Churchill as the Dundee
representative in parliament. He
is the first prohibitionist ever to
be elected in England. ta
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

Here the five houses Landing which
Here's the Since families
occupied these houses
bought the land title decided charge
. nominal rent .eE s*aA ~ fHS H3 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-09

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
GERMANY'S VOTE IS
 TO BE GIVEN OUT
One Feature Win bc Request kpl Three or Four Years
 Moratorium.

Berlin, Nov, 1.-The text of the German governments note to the rep arations commission. expressing the willingness of the Relchsbank to par ticipate in n loan of several hundred million gold marks to stabilize Ger many's currency. is expected to be published today. -.
 Another feature of the note is n re- quest for three or four year mora torium.
 According to the newspapers, the note also includes the demand for a definite settlement of the separations question. In return for these accom- modations, which include loan from abroad equal to the sum put up by the Reichsbank, Germany would under take to increase production by pro- longing working hours.
 The cabinet situation appears less acute than yesterday owing to the advanced of working ar between the socialists and the peoples party in the program for the stabilization of the mark.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
City Items

Headquarters for Girls Goats Besse- -Leland's of urse.-advt.
 Laviscy Moore Tent, No. 12. will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. There will be in- spection and supper will beSserved al 6:So to members only.
 Radio sets and supplies at Morans' --advt
 The first lecture of the season un- der the auspices of the Common wealth club will be held at the Y. M. c. A. this evening with supper at 6:30 o'clock. J. : Bernard Walker will speak on Bridging the Hud- son.
 women's Dresses at Rothfeder's.- Advt.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs Andrew left of Al Main street.
 Miss Grace Coniff and Miss Flor ence Caufeld have returned from a weeks stay in Washington, D. c.
 A business meeting of the Young Peoples society at St. Johns Ger man Lutheran church will be held this evening at o'clock.
 o0A vdtOIO oluACis d6Cu IU yCdLo, VI II Willow street is at the New Britain General hospital with & dislocated shoulder, received when he fell at his home yesterday. -
 Attention ladies! Be sure and see page in Wednesday nights Herald. ---advt.
 James Cecere has transferred the store at Il Beaver street to H. l.. Abrahm, and Maria Cianci has trans- ferred property on Oak street to Steve and Emily Kraczkowski.
 The Bodwell Land Co.,: has trans- ferred property on Cranston Terrace to Marcella Szymonska.
 Court Columba. Catholic Daugh- ters of America, will hold meeting in the parlors of o. U. A. M. hall this evening.
 Ladies! Don't fail to look for page 5 in Wednesday nights paper.--advt
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
Local Druggists
 Guarantee Rheulna For Rheumatism

What chance does any sufferer take when Rheuma is guaranteed to banish rheumatism, lumbago, gout and kidney ailments, or money back?
 Why not investigate this offer? Talk to Clark & Brainerd Company about it. Rheuma must drive rheu- matic poison from the system, bring swollen joints back to normal, and relieve all agony, or it costs nothing.
 People so crippled with rheuma- tism that they could not walk have been absolutely freed from the iron grasp of the demon, rheumatism, with the Rheuma treatment. A few hours after the first dose Rheuma be- gins to dissolve the uric acid and drive it from the body through the natural channels.
 Everybody can afford Rheuma-- it's not expensive, and money back If rot entirely satisfied.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
WILL ASK TIME LIMIT
Bill Will Be Introduced in House Fixing Definite Date For Presenta- ton of Claims Against Board.

Washington, Nov. 14.--At the rec ommendation of Chairman Lasker, of shipping board, Chairman Madden of the house, has agreed to introduce g bill placing time limitation on the right to file claims against the boards emergency fleet corporation.
 A draft of the proposed legislation submitted by MT. Lasker would fix a limitation of ten days after passage of the act. Chairman Madden said to- day he would introduce the bill on the first day of the coming session Of congress, and would press it Ito early consideration and passage"
 Chairman Lasker wrote a long let ter to the committed chairman point ing out that the board had encount- cred difficulty and delay in securing from claimants a complete statement of their claims, with the result that the government was maintaining on it's payroll large force of claims ex- perts for whom there was not full employment.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
Y. M. c. A. CONFERENCE
Freedom From Church Control is One
 Measure Being DiScuSeed.

Atlantic City, N. J.. Nov. 1.-The independence from ecclesiastical con trol was one of the important pro- posals to be brought before the In ternational convention of the Y. M. c. A., opening here today. according to an announcement. The proposal is expected to arouse spirited debate among the 2,000 delegates attending from all parts of the world.
 Among the convention speakers will be Secretary of Agriculture Wal lace, Assistant Secretary of War Wainwright and Bishop William T. Manning of New York.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
DIES OF STRANGE ILLNESS
Seven Year Old Boy Develops Pimple on Thursday and Dies in Hospital Sunday.

Mrs. Ernest R. Dechant of scr Park street, received word this morning of the mysterious death of a nephew, William Matthias. Jr., in Philadelphia, from what apparently was nothing more than a pimple three days be- fore he died.
 The boy, who was but seven years old and the son of Philadelphia con tractor, came into his home Thursday evening with what seemed to be a pimple over one eye. Thinking he was getting a sty the mother kept him home from school and called in the family physician, who diagnosed the trouble as a simple sty. Satur- day the boy developed a fever, grew unconscious and in the presence of two nurses and despite all that could be done by six doctors, two of them blood specialists, he died Sunday, in the Miseracordia hospital. The cause of death is unknown.