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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
DETECTIVE ENROUTE HERE To
ARREST PROM|N ENT MUSICIAN

! The country has, therefore. been ahs"-
| lUtcly closed To- tourists as IN emory
/ cucy move.
Il surpus" that more than hat # H.
! rCopi" Of Gc"uauI would leave Il tIcE
! could get away. hat II would tax" up
wards of 4 million marks Tor man u
, buy tickets for himself ana family IN
/ Hamburg and come To- Ne" York a' TIE
present um,. and very iHw Germans
have a million marks saved. Most 81
! the German leaders with whom | talk
cd seemed to have some hope that
America may Intervene, hut Il Is my
| Judgment that Intervention or n! ir'"1
America Will no, help. The ir"UoI" -
IN the minds ot the German people.
The country - absolutely .s"r"Hu'Icd'
and there seems 10 be neither lG;r'"'-
ism nor loyalty amongst thr people. as
a whole CEt,l gonna power arises
strong enough to rcstor" order, r"Inpe'
economy, and require production on INC
part OF those who should work. Ter
many's case IS hopeless. she - "''"'-
,oraiIug Just as rapidly as country
can. ard to-day her situation Is very
little better than that OF Austria or
Russia. Al - Eastern Europe, IN ia'''
seems 10 he a mass &C discomfort. Idle
ncss lawlcssnrss and viciousness.
Anarchy and Revolution.
"Nh!ic IN Germany. | talked WIN :"
number Of Americans who traNc!"" Over
the country, particularly with ono ~
Secretary !Iooycr'S men. and also Win
Robert Tocchcr, the well known news
naner man and writer FOR the Sa,uru"E
Evening Post. All OF them that la'Nco
with agreed that the German case "'S
homeless. and that bankruptcy wa
ah,ol. and after hankruntcy W""'n
rnr,.. anarchy, and perhaps, r"No!"'.o"
II some kind IT,
"rho situation In France IS quite "It-
rercnt TIL" people t.! France are "V'h-
ing and ar" very RAPIDLY getting u'UM
.hci- financial fec, 50 SO Srr,iN' -
,n,,rsc Inc cost al rc-cNtal.Ish!nS '"C
lcy,sta,cd provinces Is tremendous.
hcIicyc France Will work out h"T H,'"
I.ms France. IS. perhaps. IN meter
ehonn than any other European hm,'""'
NO, oven excepting Great Ei!latA' -,
,..a.,,s IN ho NOR" solidarity among we
.rcnr, Noodle and n."r" d"t"rm'nAU"h
- .oy. themselves and their '"na'rH,
ftan VII. be found c's"wIr"r" 1T 'u'"i
Will, IN Europe. Mr.. Jackson ACCOUNT
81 y number - trade processes IN '."-
.,,ac,,or with the manufacture" nf '''''th'
,rb,c,, I've lorrS 10 work ont IN hiS pans
g., mic ri,v Tho processes pi"ih'-, -
10 - ,cry considerable VAIN" and th'F
do,.ior,,ert viii b. watched vita III
tcrcst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
WILLIAM BR Z M, vIoLrN1ST
SOUGHT ON CHARGE OF DESER-
TING TWO CHILDREN.
DECLARES IN INTERVIEW THAT
HE rs NOT GUILTY OF oFFENsE
-CoNTRBUTED LITERALLY
PRODUCES PAPERS SHOWING he
HAD SIGNED AGREEMENT PRO
v1DING FOR CARE OF
chill

Mrs. BESSIE Brchm and Detective
| George Lamb OF Long Island. y. Y.
uro cnruUtr L. Wheeling to arrest VII
| liam R"rhm. well known local v!olintst'
| on Z charge Of deserving his two child
/ rem in destitute circumstances.
| Rrchm was arrested here last Satur-
! day at the rcques, Of New York author
| tiles and AZ released under $500 hond
when he announced hc would fight
cxtraGition.
When interviewed last night by an
| Intclligencer reported Brchm at first
| refused TO discuss the charges other
| than stating. There Is no truth IN
them"
Later on further discussion, he pro-
duccd 4 paper which he claims was
! signed by himself and wife in the Of
! i!ccs OF OEr!en y O'Brien whereby
| Mrs Brehm was given the possession OF
her two children providing she support
I'd and provided for thcm.
This agreement WAS made. he said.
/ only after she had threatened herself
with destruction should he refuse to
give her the custody Of the children.
The agreement Was Witnessed by Mrs
Clara Lee of this city.
Mr.. Ivchm claims Ito met tho woman
at Prague, Bohemia, and were later
married, He WAS born and reared In
tho United States and by her marriage
she automatically became citizen Of
this country.
Bruhm stated he left her in Bohemia
sevcra! years ago and came back 10 this
country with his oldest daughter. Edith
Helen. : years old lie CAME directly 10
this city and on every pay day sent hcr
1000 crowns. which Is enough for Il
woman "a live Ike Il queen" in Bohc-
MIA.
/ Unknown to him Mrs. Erehm came TO
this country On August IS and several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
GERMANY IS BANKRUPT AND
HOPELESS--C. T. JACKSON

the ruling classes OF Germany nav"
done tho thinking for the people. 1hc
! PrussIan directed with an !rou hahH'
and often directed IntclNgently ana Ell
tcctIvcly. The Prussian autacT'cE h'S
disappeared. The directing power al
the German people has been take"
away. The suppressed classes nav
come 70 the top. aHd they are 'Uh'ins
things. Germany Is rampant WIN
communism. socialism and ho'ShcN.N'n'
and uniu these isms have run their
course. and brought about the rum
which l th!nk - Inevitable, there VIII
probably not he any reaction sufficient
| 70 check them.
Business Men hopeless.
IT talked with many German business
men, and mos, ct them take L hope
| less view. They know that their lab""
! Is not producing as !; lid; th"!r fac
! tories are now working eight hours
! where they used 10 work -. and the
! efficiency ur their workers has been
greatly reduced They know tina: Tie"
! state railroads, for Instance. arc row
employing three men where they used
! to employ one. and the dcHpit - ~"
! railroad operations - fr,EhttUI Ta"\
know that. throughout the branches "t
. government. the number NJ employees
have been multiplied many times. and
/ old age and unemployment pensions ar
! contributing To continued tdicneSS. anu
I these expenses of government are p'liHE
! up and up every day. aud he only WAY
| they are met IS by printing more and
more billions OF paper marks every
! day. and these paper marks are hccow-
| ink more and mor" worthless. Ono
would think that there migh. be enough
I lpa 1erShin DD1 force among tho Ger
! man business men 10 keep down this
| issuance OF paper money and avoid the
/ disaster which seems Inevitable. but
! there does not seem to he. Much -
heard about SHINES. but If SHINES can
do anything to check the wave Of com
muniSm and socialism engulfng Ger
many, he has not yet shown that ab!,-
ity. German manufacturers. who can
produce anything. are selling most %
: their stuff abroad and are leaving their
profits abroad 10 avoid taxation.
Bavaria Suffering.
within tho last few days. have no.
ticed. that Bavaria has been closed 20
tourists. when was in Bavaria 4 few
weeks ago Il VS. difficult 10 secure the
necessities ~ life. Butter was scarce,
sugar could not be had: most Of the cat
tie rad disappeared from II" farms. and
thN farmers did their piow.rG 'hiS year
with cows. Horses and oxen We're gone.
So many tourists have been coming !Nto
bavaria and with foreign money. buy
ing valuable goods and materials. get
,,rr thcm a, ridiculous prices that the
country has been swept clear ~ ra'Na-
b,n Rings that could 10 easily moved.
,rd m. foreign money. as soon ~ It
was obtained. has been hidden away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Detectives McKown and Walker at tho
request OF tho Long Island authorities
on n charge Of deserving his two chill
drcn IN destitute circumstances.
Brehm was committed 10 jail and ar
raigned for preliminary hearing on
Monday before Justice OF the Peace j.
w. Kindclbcrger. He secured Attorney
Frank a. O'Bricn as counsel and giTo
notice he would fight extraditlon back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

DAYS later arrived N this city and de-
manded possession OF he" oldest daugh-
ter. She WAS accompanied by her
year old daughter, Irene Frances.
At first he refused but when she
threatened &" end h"c III" in the river
he consented ami agreement was made
before III" local atiprmrs. This was
made on September = and Mrs. Brchm
returned 10 live with her relatives on
Long Island.
Last Saturday Erhm was arrested by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

to New York stall
under $500 bond p
New York authorize
Local police recei
ton last night that
critics were in Albanl
dition papers and vol
rive here within a few'
Brehm formerly resi-
O.. and is well known
the river IN this distri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
wHEHLINo BUSINESS MAN TELLS
OF CONDITIONS ABROAD.
MR.. o. c. JACKSON THINKS THAT
GERMANY IS HEADED FOE RUIN.
MORALE OF PEOPLE BROKEN
COMMUNISM IS RAMPANT.

Mr.. ( 2, Jackson. president "c the
Warw:rk tatae company. who has been
n Europe Ger the past c;Sht or ten
weeks. arrived home yesterday Mr.,
Jackson Lett this country IN July and
spent almost his e"t!To time IN Ger
many. going through France and Great
Britain on.y casually, but giving very
careful s;Utv 70 the German situation.
both as % the production OF china ware
and as % general industrial conditions.
NJ. jackson does not take 4 very hope
rul view o. tie German political: sttua-
':on. To an Irteli!scDccr reporter last
night. he sad:
Morale Broken.
GERMANY. - ne, IooHs hopeless. |
ran see nothing bI: economic ruin
ahead Ct II. German people The ;v"u-
Die IS not with The destruction OF Ger
nan towns and factories, bu; The morale
# the German people Is broken. In
defeating Germany we took away some
thing which made Cor organization. for
discipline ard for III" effective coQrdi-
nation Q. labor. Germany's great
strength Before the war WAS the ability
Of her pecp,s 70 work and TO produce.
cade- economical conditions That anil
Try seems 20 re sone. For centuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
False Claims.

XE hone there no Mother who thinks she treat her sick BABY Wh
calling Physician, with remedies that she uses Tor he1se
Most Mothers know that Baby requires remedies especially prepared for
bac vet there are some who think good enough for them good
enough for Baby and these Mothers we appeal to give nothing tne
babies that specially prepared for babies recommended by the PHYSICIAN
False claims may kill but false claims never restore your child
For over thirty years Feers Castora has been aiding in the reduction
the deaths among infants Mothers have become more ana oe auat
with it. Always keep in the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Captain Geo. NJ. Alexander u. n
Moore. W. e. Kline and {. Howard iiar-
desty OF tbs Monongahca rover l'"'
,,,,r 20 nT Fairmont will attend the
AMERICAN Electric hallway Assn. CON
r.n,jnn ON the Municipal pier in Chica-
20 Oct; &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS

Thieves entered the FaSh'on S,"'e i,
rJrr..u,-or Soma time FRIDAY h'EhI ''''
,ooh n quantity OF SIX hosiery anu
nrha~ merchandise valued At ABOUT
$@.una.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

CAas. f. Thompson. 80. az 'h1rhS1urt.
died SUNDAY attcrH""h IA l''''''', 70
Sf,cr :, short illness ct rn"H"'H'a. Mr..
Thomnson kept tho lrst music store in
ClarksburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Charles Gatre!l. age :. "a& Instantly
killed. and his father. James Hatr"'i was
Ser,risIy injured when an au.omch!l"
In which they were riding plunged over
8, e.nbankmcnt at ClarEsburg sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

\ bond Issue 10 provide bonds 70 no
n,uoun; Of s.Uu,V00 Tor pcr"lau"ni roads
In Winfield district Of F1'rm"nt wi!
~, voted on IA the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

The West Virginia Amusement CO.
has bought from tho Vale Engineering
Co. the contract for the construction of
nav theatre in Fa!rmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Twelve marriage licenses were Issued
bv the county clerk Of Marion county
on Saturday, setting 4 new high record
~ - L. al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Arch f Dawson OF MorEantown' "nS
elected president OF the west Ni,s'n'h
state Elks Assn. ut IN" t"urt"ehlm an
nual convention now in session IN ''"'NS
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

An effort will 10 mace I" revive 'hn
Martiusburg branch ~ IN" League ..
Women Voters. Wh''h vas l" 'N' ,.'-I
more than a year ago. "ut WIS ""'"''
49, ,,,.n -, orcnun, Of inactivity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

" : weltou - Petersburg mas beer
a,a,t.A president of the C"nt"dera' .
society If Ola Hampshire county &c
succeed Joseph \. Kelley dee"aSed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Moro than 100 Huntington va ''eS
have been examined ana 'ar'p I"'
u.s. ,,hv ,,,nic IN that c;tr under the
ams,,rog If rh. Mothers Cub since last
May,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

The directors Of the Coal River |oi'
,sr,ns ~ Huntington have insured inc
life Of Harry L~ab%rry. president OF
,ha romranv, for half million dollars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
Eleven Silent Features

l. 1.-Motor-Auburn-C Continental Red Seal
Motor-Model 7-R, the finest product of the
worlds largest exclusive motor manufacturers.
Powerful, vibratonless, silent in operation.
2.-Frame-Body weaving with consequent
rattles and squeiks avoided by an extremely
rigid frame-extra deep side channels, wide
Aanges, two extra cross members Give in ally.
3.-Body Mounting-ln mounting the body,
no metal touches metal. Cork pads between
body and frame entirely eliminate those elusive,
hard-to-hnd squeaks that arise from the Gus
tomary style Of body mounting.
4.-Fenders-Heavy one piece tenders are
used, and non-squeak material is placed be-
tween the tenders and other metal parts to
which they are fastened.
5.-Doors-The doors fit perfectly and are
provided with ant-rattlers. Auburn doors
latch securely and open with ease.
6.-Windows-The window lift is positive in
action, free from trouble and works with ease.
Special fittings in the wide doors and windows
prevent rattle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

7.-Roof-The roof Of the Auburn Sedan is so
constructed that there is no "rumbling" sound.
s.-Sprinss- springs are long and strong.
They're MADE right and HUNG right. Front
springs provided with snubbers to prevent
annoying rebound. Usual rattle of spring
shackles prevented by use Of bronze bushings
in spring eyes.
9.-Brake Assembly-Entire system of brake
levers and pedals operates on IA oilless graphite
bushinss. In fact, oilless graphite bushings,
requiring no attention, arc used in many places
about the car which are frequently neg lected
by the average owner. These automatic lubri-
Gators" eliminate chassis squeaks, rattles and
undue wear at hidden points.
1o.-Transmission-G shifting is smooth
and quiet, no clashing. Gears are forged nickel
steel, casehardened. The face of each tooth is
ground, rendering their operation quiet. The
Auburn Transmission is full ball bearing, in
suring continuous silent operation throughout
life Of car.
11.-Rear Axle-Spiral bcvel gears in rear
axle prevent the grinding noise often noticed
in many cars. The diTerential is mounted on
Timken Taper Roller Bearings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-21
CONOMY PAGE

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The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals BY Mrs. n. d.
RadIelgh. Call Blns 4z2I sr $3.50.


Mr.. Sam fFeIsburg was pleasantly sur
prised by.a number of his friends Tuesday
evening at his home. the occasion being
his birthday anniversary. The guests OF
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Eosier, Mrs. H. Grosch, Mrs Paul Rogers
Mrs Il E. Niedens, Mrs. Ruschman, Miss
Ruby Grosch, Miss Emma Butchman, Miss
Florence Ringer, Miss Mary Gutsch, Miss
Hazel Buschman, Miss Thelma Mundy, Miss
Helen Puschert, Miss Helen Rogers, Miss
Lydia Puschert, Miss Clara Reiman, Miss
Olive Felsburg, Mr.. Edwin Binger, Mr.
George Grosch, Mr.. Eugene Puschert, Mr.
Herbert Binger. Mr. Paul Rogers, il, Mt
Ted Felsburg, Mr.. Albert Binger and Mr..
Sam Flesburg.
Mrs, Geo Sachs entertained the members
Of the Iris club Wednesday afternoon at
her home in East Eighth avenue The guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. o. NJ. Syms,
Mrs. Roy Burkhardt, Mrs. Fred Skidmore.
Mrs. Frank Slusher, Mrs. Fred Millicana and
Mrs Sachs. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks at thes home of Mrs. Fred
Skfdmore in Highland Park.
The E. II. c. class of the Madison Street
meeting recently at tine home of Miss
Matilde Binger. The evening was spent in
making Easter baskets for the orphans.
The Olive club will meet this evening at
the home of Miss Anna johnson in Grattan
street
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Geo. Miller,
in Madison street.
Mrs A. Brown entertained with sur
prise party recently at her home in East
bisthday anniversary of her daughter,
Margaret There were sixteen guests pres
The E. r. c. class of the Madison Street
Baptist church will hold a special meeting
Friday evening. March 81, at the home OF
Miss Esther and Miss Florence Binger.
DR. I. w. Douglas will lecture Sunday
evening April 9, at the odd Fellows halk
117 West Sixth avenue at 80 p. m. on
also on the life of the Hindoos. The public
is invited to attend.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mre. II. y.
WadIeigh. Call Blue 422I or $3.50.

The Y. F. f. club will be entertained
this evening at the home of Miss Vernon
Woods in Emmett street
Mr.. O. NJ. Keats has returned to has
home in Arter avenue from Kansas city,
where he spent a short time on business
Lucille Helm is quite ill at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Helm, In
Green street.
Mrs o. NJ. Keats of Arter avenue spent
the day the guest of Mrs. Sarah Dschuden
The Win one class of the Oakland Meth
odist church met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. e. Snider in Sumner
street. The guests of the afternoon were ::
Mrs. W. S. Eastman, Mrs. J. f. YeageF,
Mrs. r. Mitchell. Mrs. A. J. -Bevitt. Mrs. A.
Stansberry. Mrs NJ. Ryman, Mrs. A J..
Fireoved, Mrs. Stella Johnson and Mrs.
Snider.
SON. Phone 29S.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30

The three-story addition to the
Emahizer Spielman Furniture COM
pany building at S33 Kansas avenue,
is progressing rapidly. 1t is in the
running back 175 feet The entire
three floors will be used for show
rooms; J. NJ Barr, manager, stated.
cupancy by May /.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Ed BisselI and Mrs. E. A. Hol-
man will be in charge of the food
sale to be held Saturday at Dexter's,
S23 Kansas avenue, by the ladies of
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Mrs. C. B. Comstock of Polk street,
is visiting her parents in Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs B. s. Nunley celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Tuesday at their home, 1908 Kansas
avenue Many friends and relatives
were present bringing basket lunches.
Mr. and Mrs. Nhnley have lived in
Kansas for forty years, thirty-seven
of which have been spent in Topeka
Mrs. p. N. Asher, Mrs. William Hutch
inson and Mrs. Clyde Tindall, all of
Topeka, were present. Five other
daughters were unable to be here.
They are: Mrs. r. L. Row of Armory,
Mex; Mrs. William Chester, Beaver
City Neb.; Mrs. Fred Hunt, Glade,
Kan; Mrs. George Province, of Mis-
souri,; Mrs. G. "A. Deeven, Juthmac,
grandchildren and ten great grandchil-
dren.
s r. Dexter, undertaken. S2S kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
The play s"Topsy' Turvey'' win be
repeated at Seaman high school FRI
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fireoved ENTER
tained at dinner last evening at their
home, 1915 Jackson street, oomph-
mentary to Mrs. w. E. Cowdrey and
Mrs. Harold l)aX
Leo o. Trapp, 92O Van Buren, is in
Kansas City today on business.
Mrs. w. E Cowdrey of Council
Bluffs, Ia, isethe guest of her sister,
Mrs. Oscar BeeIer of Topeka
Mrs. Harold Day of Chicago is Wis.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
of HOS Monroe street.
Mrs j. J.. Trapp and daughter,
Marguerite, of Dorrance, Kansas are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bud Ashley,
$50 Van Buren, street,.
Hey fellows, bring your NAV and
paw: "HuckIeberry Finn is atrthe
Princess Theater tonight.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30
North Topeka

Items for this coIumn may be left
at Petro's drug store or telephone
Eleanor KimbaIl, 1881, before 10 o'clock
or after .. Other hours $780,
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30
SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. III. d.
WaMdeh. Call Blue &221 OF S5Se.

Mrs. Lon Irish and Mrs. John Crawford
have gone to Denver, Colo, where they viii
spend some time the guests OF relatives
Mr.. H E. BrowReH has returned to his
work with the Santa Fe sitter an absence
of n month on account Of Illness
Master Fred Crawford has returned to
his home in Denver, Cole, after spending
the past six weeks In Topeka the guest of
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Crawford in Madison street
Mr.. C. E. Yocum has returned to his
home in Newton. Kan. after spending
few days here with relatives.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-30

The Efficiency Mans Daughter.
Isn't this a photograph of the man
you were engaged to last summers"
Il think heawas the summer before,
dear. The dates on the back. Life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-26
BY JAMES w. DEAN.
tspeclaI 70 The News- linz

NEW YORK. March 25.-The
finale hopper IS the newest char
acter in the cast Of everyday Amer
lean life.
The finale hopper is a graduate
cake eater. the supplanter OF the
erstwhIe lounge lizard.
A cake eater. you know. Is a he
fiapper, enc Of those dear young
things who pancakes his hat, wears
"a muller that needs a shave. spats
and a mauve overcoat.
The cake eater stands around
prominent corners watching the
girls go by. That costs him moth
ing.
The finale hopper IS another
species of the modern tightwad. or
cheapskate as our older sisters used
10 call him. He wears a rubber
band around his nickel
He earns the name Of finale hop
per by waiting until the Jazz ar
lists play Home. Sweet Home /"
After the ticket taker leaves he and
a kindred spirit walk out on the
dance floor and part" couple Of
girls
After the dance is over the finale
hoppers leave while the girls are
getting their goloshes and squashed