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Evening star., 1923-07-26
Goats, CapeS and Suits
Clearance Priced

G2) Cnpes, sport models or poiret
twill embroidered in wool For
merly s9.9J. Fridays price $500
UI) Tweed Coats, large sizes, 421s
TO 52h. Formerly $500. Fri
days price. $500
90 Tweed Coats, misses sizes Il to
49, Formerly $500 to $500.
Fridays price. .....,..... 1895
l51 Velour Coats. sizes 1S to 3s.
Formerly s16.95. Fridays price.
$500
COO Coats. of tweeds, sport plaids,
overplaids and chinchilla, includ-
ing sport jackets. Formerly
1895. Fridays price. .-....$ $500
"a Thrce-piece Suit OF Ratinc, size
IS. Formerly $3.50. Fridays
price .......... ....."..-... .$S.9o
Cd SILK Suit. size Sc. Formerly
$500. Fridays price. e..... 1895
G., BIue Mohair Suits. misses sizes
Formerly s16.50. Fridays price.
$3.50
(3) Poiret Twill Suits, sizes is to 3S.
Formerly s25.00. Fridays price,
$16.5O
% Tweed Suit. size 4S1s. Formerly
s16.50. Fridays price. -. .$8.8S
CD Tweed Suits, formerly s1s.95.
Fridays. price, ,.,.--,-,., $12.7S
(3) Tweed Suits, misses sizes, For
merly $22.50. Fridays price,
$500
CD Tweed Suits, misses sizes. For
merly $12.15 and $3.50, Fridays
price ------,--,~ $500
CD Tweed Suits, formerly $500.
Fridays price,, ~ -----, Woo
SECOND FLOOR
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Little Tots Share in
Savings, Too

CID PIque Carriage Robes, formerly
S1.25. Fridays price. Gee
1OO) Flannelette Wrappers, for
merly soc and sec. Fridays
price DOC
t4D Hand-crocheted Bottle Covers.
formerly 75c. Fridays price 29c
f3D Cashmere Wrappers, formerly
1895. Fridays price .... S1.95
Cd Cashmere Wrapper, hand-em-
hroidered. Formerly $3.50. Fri
days price. ce...............S .S1.75
tG Sacques. hand embroidered
Formerly s2.25. Fridays price,
Sis
% Sncque, formerly 1895. Fridays
price cI.bb
Cd Sacque, silk interlined. For
merly S4.95. Fridays price, $2.95
500 Children's Hats, sand, brown.
red. blue. Formerly s1.00. Fri
days price. soc
CD Pads. Terry cloth lined with
rubber. Formerly s1.25. Fri
days price .68c
FOURTH FLOOR
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Columbia
GrafOnOla
$40
(4) MahoEany-finished Colsm-
hia (srafOn0laH. slightly

"a MahoEany-finished CoIsm-
bia GrafOnOlas, slightly
used instruments taken in
trade by US and recondi-
toned. This is about as
little as any one could hope
to pay for any kind OF
photograph, and a genuine
Columbia is certainly some
value at this figure. Fri
days price. $1,000
1000 Columbia Records, 10
inch double face records,
all in current catalog.
Reduced for Clearance
Friday to 4 for. .$1.OO
(s) Record-earrying Gases.
covered in black. Were
$500. Fridays price. .$1.ss
tsp Record-carrying Cases.
12-inch; black covered;
we'll made. Were $3.50.
Fridays price. ....... 500
(5) La Belle Portable Phono-
graphs, mahogany finish.
A wonderful little machine.
Fridays price. .S11.05
(35o) Apex Records, 10-inch,
doubie-faced, standard se-
lections by the mysterious
tenor. "T Hear You Calling
Me-" Mother Machree,"
Little Gray Home in the
West" etc. All reduced TO
each, 35cs 3 for. .S1.OO
i25O) Imported Record AL
bums. 10-inch, holding IL
records; bellows construc-
ton. Reduced to, each .2Sc
BALCONY PHoNoGRAPH SHOP
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Boys Genuine
Palm Beach Suits, $3.95

Only 90 of these we'll tailored
suits to close out at this low price.
Broken sizes.
GO) Boys Khaki and Crash Norfolk
Suits. Reduced to. o......... .$2.05
u:0) Boys One-piece Bathing Suits.
Reduced to .30c
(J6) Boys Wash Hats. assorted col
ors. Reduced to ........... zoe
(7%). Summer Golf Caps. Reduced
TO .........,.s s..............-IO IOc
t92) Boys Wash BIouscs. Reduced
TO ............ ....-...... zoe
(S4) Boys Khaki and Blue OveraIls.
Reduced to .................59 Soc
(18O) Boys Sport Blouses. Reduced
TO ................ soc
(92) Boys' Cloth and Khaki Knick-
ers. Reduced to............. .5gc
ca Boys Palm Beach Coats. Re-
duced to ..-..-.............$ $500
(3) Boys Cloth Conts. Reduced
10 ..','s.,''', '''.'..,,.. .$SOO
(5cD Boys 2-pfece PnJamas. Re
duced TO ,,,,,.,,,,..,...... Soc
FOURTH FLOOR
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pany, near Bound Brook. Four trucks
containing alcohol, three stills, bar
rels' and other equipment were con-
fiscated.
The man arrested was Luis /. Isk-
quith, lawyer for, the corporation,
who is charged with Offering a bribe
of $4,000 to Louis A. Noll, divisional
chief of the internal revenue de-
partment.
Noll said that besides Offering the
money, Iskquith also offered to place
him and one of his men on the COM
pany'S pay roll at 500 a week
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Wanted Woolens
Savinsly Priced

5O-inch Mohnir, in gray, black, navy
and white, for bathing suits.
separate skirts and dust coats.
Formerly 81 yard. Fridays
54-inch Tubular Jersey, in good
range of colors, including plenty
of black, navy and white. For
merly S2.25 yard. Fridays price.
S1.S5
SILK and Wool Crepe, in fancy
sport striped patterns. Good
color assortment 40 inches
wide. Formerly s3.75. Fridays
price ................. .$2.S9
white Flannel, Tricotine, Serge,
Homcspun and Ratine. All 54
inches wide and excellent for
sports wear. Formerly 1925.
Fridays price $2.8g
THIRD FLOOR
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Towels and Linens

(.2) Boot Mills Towels, formerly
zoe. Fridays price, ,..,.,,,,.14 lac
(7o, Boott Mills bath Towels, for
merly 3Sc. Fridays price :, .2Sc
1Sx54. Formerly SOC. Fridays
price .,,.,,,-.i-,-.,-.- .23c
CD Pure Linen Waffle Sets, 54-inch.
Formerly $3.50. Fridays price.
$4.75
(4S) Pure Linen Huclk Towels, hem
stitched. Formerly SOC. Fridays
price :--r~-:---n4.~r. - sr>. .3Sc
FrRSTFLOoR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
SILKS
Reduced to Clear

4O-inch Sport Satin, white and
black: was $1.s5. Fridays price.
s3-inch Imported Pongee, first quail
ity; 12-momie weight: natural
shade; was SIPS. Fridays price,
SSc
38-Inch Chiffon Taffeta. lustrous
quality; navy and black; was
s1.95. Fridays price. .S1.4S
4O-inch Printed Georgette Crepe. as
sorted patterns and colors; was
s1.25. Fridays price. .......S5e
38-inch knitted Krepes, navy, copen.
Havana, peacock, seal, old rose:
was s195. Fridays price. .$1.25
4O-inch Sport Silks, white and col
ors; newest weaves; were 1915,
$3.50, $3.50. Close out at. .S2.9S
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Embroidered Crebes
and VOileS, S1.59
Girls and Juniors
Dresses
TwO Big Lots at
Very Special
Reductions

(51 Silk Dresses of crepe de chine.
canton, taffeta, sport silk and
F'ru Fru. Sizes IL to II years.
Formerly S14.9S and s19.9S. Fri
days price $1,000
uSD Summer Dresses of fine organ
dies and dotted swiss. Peach.
lavender, rose and pink. Sizes s
to II years. Formerly $1,000 to
S12.9S. Fridays price. S5.0S
(5W Dresses of voiles and ginghams.
in a number of pretty colors.
Sizes 13 to II. Formerly S5.9S.
Fridays price ........... S3.9S
Gingham Dresses for the most prac-
tical occasions. Plain colors,
checks and plaids. Sizes to II.
Formerly s1.00 TO $3.50. Fridays
price ................. soc
Evening star., 1923-07-26
A1l.Wool Steamer Rugs
$3.50

f5) AII-wooI Steamer Rugs. gray
and-black check; fringed full
size; were $1,000 Friday, each.
$3.50
fS pairs) White Blankets. part wool;
North Star make; high grade:
were $1,000. Friday, pair $3.50
q pairs) Crib Blankets. part wool:
North Star make: pink and blue
borders; were $500. Friday.
pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $..19
(12O) AH-feather Pillows. 17x17-
inch: for cushions, hammocks.
canoes and camp. Friday, spe-
fldl SSE
ucl CoIOred Satin MarxeiIlcs
Spreads. best quality. single or
double: plain or cut corner; pink
and blue: were $3.50 to $3.50.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

police, that he had.intended to deliver
the drugs to persons In Somerset.
Sheehan figured IN an alleged "dope
scandal here last March. when re-
ports, subsequently proven false,
a huge scale was being conducted
here. Sheehan was later transferred
to Ell Paso but quit the service there
and returned to Kentucky.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Savings in
Housefurnishinss

stenciIed Crash Scarfs and Table
Runners, about 100 pieces to go
at just. HALF PRICE
short Lengths OF Scrims and VoiIes.
one to five yard pieces. About
800 yards in all. Fridays
price, yard ."................ SC
Genuine PabcoIin Rugs, room size
9X12, to close out. .$S.9S
cleanup of room-size fiber rugs,
at Just one-ha1f marked prices.
s10.50 Fiber Rugs, size 9X12
Fridays price. e.1.......::.. So;." 5"
Fridays price. $500
(oOD. Grass Rugs. high quality, size
4.6x7.6 greatly reduced to, Fri
days price. SS.95
LinoIeum and Felt Base Floor Cow
erings, in short lengths. Choice
at Fridays price, yard. .55c
t3oO) High Quality Bar Harbor
Chair Cushions, to clear out At
Fridays price, each. ........ Ssc
I'd Hand-carved Polychrome Table.
a beautiful piece of furniture.
greatly reduced to. ....... $89.55
(D Overstuffed Wing Chair, in gray
velour. Reduced to. ......S48.s5
% Overstuffed Chair, in gold and
black damask, greatly reduced
TO -. -S40.so
Awnings. brown and tan stripe,
sizes So. AZ, and 4S inches wide.
reduced to. $1.5S
Awnings, stenciled khaki awnings.
in %, So, AZ and 4S inch widths,
reduced to. $2.6S
Awnings, painted stripe awnings,
high quality, AZ and 4S inch
widths, reduced to......... 1926
Cretonnes, final clearance of short
lengths. formerly 500 to 74o yard.
Fridays price. ce...,,w---..,...25
FIFTH FLOOR
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Ribbon Remnants

Remnants OF Wide Ribbons, in de-
sirable colorings and good
lengths. Fridays price, yard. 29c
Remnants OF Taneta and Satin Rib
hons, in light and dark colors.
Fridays price, yard .....-.. .10c
Ribbon Flowers, for lingerie; slight
ly soiled. Fridays price, card, 1c
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Women's Hosiery

(128 pairs) Lis1e and Cotton stock
fngs, I'm white and tan; irreHu-
lars; formerly 35c. Fridays
(98 pairs) Mercerixed Hosiery, tan
only. Sizes 8ls to 81a. Formerly
79c. Fridays price, 8 pairs, s1.OO
fI02 pafrs) Lisle Hosiery, tan and
gray. Sizes 9 and ea. Formerly
65c. Fridays price.3 pairs, &1.00
(s4 pairs) Silk Hosiery. first grade
and irregulars. Formerly 7sc
and $1.00. Fridays price. Soc
FIRST FLOOR
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SIPS Crepe Radiuos
89c ward
Big Savings in
Seamless Sheets

hand torn; were s1.35. Fridays
price 81 90
(12 dozen) 63x99 Seamless Sheets,
hand torn; were S1.45. Fridays
price Sl.OO
(25 dozen) S1x90 Seamless Sheets.
hand torn; were $1.75. Fridays
price ..................$ 81 I'D
600 dOzenD PillOwcases. assorted
widths and lengths; fine quality;
We're 40c. Fridays price, ea.25c
(Remnants) 36-inch Nninsook,
lengths to 10 yards. Fridays
THIRD FLOOR
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SilyerWare

(:OO Tea Balls, formerly soc. Fri
days price ............s.. <Sc
(:2l Cold Meat Forks, nickel silver.
Formerly 35c. Fridays price, @5c
(:3D Gravy Ladies', nickel silver.
Formerly 35c. Fridays price, 25c
t25D Sugar Shells. Formerly 15c.
Fridays price DC
FIRST FLOOR
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Small Lots of JeWelry

90 Necklaces of genuine coral. For
merly 1895. Fridays price, $c.'s
CD Necklaces Of genuine white
coral. Formerly 1895. Fridays
price .......... .'........' 'S~'s"
G2) Eveready Pencils, sterling sill
YER Formerly $1.50. FRIDAYS
DTlC6 sOs
60 Fancy Feather Hair Ornaments
blue black, orange or purple.
Formerly s2.95. Fridays price,
S1.95
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

an exhibition last night and two men
are held in jail pending the outcome
of his condition.
BenGo had downed his seventeenth
stein of beer In q saloon last night
sage and half dozen OF eggs. Some
one poured oil of mustard in the
eighteenth stein. He drank the doc
tored beverage and collapsed. Ply
sicians say he may die.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
BIG EATER POISONED.
Two Held After Drinker of Eight

CHICAGO, July 26-For a year
Professor" Bengo has astonished on
lockers here by eating enormous
quantities of food and drinking CO.
pious draughts of liquids. Today he is
in a hospital near death as a result
of a trick played on him while giving
Evening star., 1923-07-26
ARREST Ex-DRUG AGENT.
Police Say Former q. 8. Inspector
Had Narcotics Worth 81 900.

SOMERSET, Kentucky. July 26.-
L. H. Sheehan, twenty-six years old.
a former federal narcotic inspector
of Ell Paso, Texas, was arrested In a
hotel here when narcotics valued at
about $1,000 were found in his pos
session. His wife also was arrested.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Children's Silk Parasols
Sl.2

A, limited number eff these fine Silk
Parasols, in light and medium
blue, rose and green; 12 and IA
inch sizes; were $1.79 and $2.00.
Fridays price ..:.r-.>-.--.$1.:9
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Them Out
Summer Gloves

Lace NIitts, in IL and 16 button
lengths; black, white and colors.
Formerly $1.Oo and s1.50, Fri
days price .,,.,.....,,..,..,6 ,69c
12.buttOn-length Gloves, of white
Milanese lisle; all sizes to S.
Formerly Acc. Fridays price Soc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Women's All.Linen
Kerchiefs, 8 for 25c

Fine Quality Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. finished with hemstitched
hem; were 121ac each. Fridays
price ..5 for zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

de1phia in November and wifi lee
ture at Yale, Harvard, Columbfg and
Chicago universities, returning 20
Sweden by Christmas.
The archbishop, who is the head of
the state church of Sweden and spir-
itual adviser to the royal family, will
be the chief foreign dignitary in dedi-
cation Of the new buildings OF Angus
tana College, at Rock Island, Ill.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Bags and Purses

1907 ChiIdren's Bags, leather or silk;
various colorS. Formerly 25c.
CID Beaded Bags, with drawstring
top: dark colors. Formerly St.69.
Fridays price ........... .S1.O0
(gp Vanity Purses, of vachette, with
heavy cord handle: moire lined.
Formerly $1.95. Fridays price,
x1.45
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
100000 LIQUOR RAID.
Chemical Plant Equipment Wreck.
ed and Attorney Arrested.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEWARK, N. J., July 26.-One man
was arrested and equipment valued
at 100000 was destroyed when fed
eral prohibition agents raided the
plant of the Boreat Chemical Com
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Envelopes, SC Package

Saxon Linen Envelopes, in blue,
pink. hello; were 1oc. Fridays
price, pkg. DC
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

Neckwear at Big Savings
Friday
Gingham and Batistc Trimming for
dresses. Plain pink or blue. or
combination Of green, red and
brown with white. Formerly
CSC. Fridays price, yd ...... &c
uO) Imported Eyelet Collar and
Cun Sets, ecru and white. For
merly $3.50. Fridays price S1O0
Neckwear in several different styles:
mussed and soiled. Fridays price
(greatly reduceO .......... zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
FOURTH FLOOR
Friday Bargains
Supreme
200 Bungalow
Aprons, 39c

OutdoinE every one of our
previous remarkable sales,
this special offering of Bum
galow Aprons meets timely
need. The aprons are of good
quality percales in attractive
combinations of materials and
colors. Trimmed with rick
rack, contrasting bindings,
sashes and fancy pockets.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Incense Burners, 45c

900 Lantern Incense Burners. For
merly csc. Fridays price. .43c
(c4) Refers No Moth. Formerly
$500. Fridays price. .$1.15
f1S) Rubber Cushion Hairbrushes.
Formerly CSC. Fridays price, Zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Small Lots of
Silk and Cotton Lingerie
Reduced

80 silk NiEhtgowns. Formerly
1915. Fridays price. 1886
G1) SILK Envelope Chemise. For
merly S745. Fridays price, $5.9S
13) SILK Camisoles. Formerly s2.25.
Fridays price .......,. *l.oo
CD Silk CamisOles. Formerly $3.50.
Fridays price .......... $l.so
(2) Silk Camisoles. Formerly $3.50.
Fridays price ..............$ .$1.2S
(27l Boudoir Caps. Formerly sec.
Fridays price 39c
go BOudoir Caps. Formerly sl:5O:
Fridays price $i:oo
f4 Boudoir Caps. Formerly 1928.
Fridays price .......;..:oSHc Scc
u8 Boudoir Caps. Formerly S2.95.
Fridays price .$1.oO
1SD Nainsook Drawers. Formerly
500. Fridays price. soc
(c5) MarcelIa Drawers. Formerly
s1.0o. Fridays price. SOC
(o5l Nightgowns. Formerly sl.sb.
Fridays price .$1.OO
(c5, Extra Size Chemise. Formerly
s16s. Fridays price. soc
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

Mighty few of we'uns are strong
enough to laugh at our own weakness.
Evening star., 1923-07-26

Skirts, of barenet satin, tweed, and
gabardine, formerly $2.26 and
$3.50, Fridays price, ,,--,.,& ,&1.OO
skirts, of gabardine and fancy
silks, formerly S2.25 to $3.50.
Fridays price, -,....,.-,,r rx1.SO
skirts, Of fancy corduroy and
draped crepe de chine, for
merly sa.50 and IS, Fridays
price ~~%~- -s.> --.- =. ~--.,- &1.oo
Evening star., 1923-07-26

The people who lack principle can
not hope to attract much attention.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
PRELATE TO VISIT U. S.
Head of Swedish State Church to
I,ecture in College.

STOCKHOLM, July 25.-Archbishep
Soederb1om of Upsala is leaving for
America on September Is in response
to an invitation from the Augustana
synod Of the Lutheran Church and the
North American Church Federation.
He will address meetings at PhiIa-
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Lace Remnants
Half Price

Luees. Insertions, Embroideries.
Brnids and many other popular
trimmings, I'm short lengths. All
reduced + T d a Y to Half the
Marked Prices.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

Any man who looks for trouble IA
blind to his own interests.
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Clearance---Skirts and Dresses

Dresses, of linen, yoile and ratine.
formerly $500, Fridays price;
Dresses, of silks. organdies. voiles,
and linens, formerly $3.50 to
$s.75. Fridays price. ,... $500
Dresses, of canton crepe. cotton.
ratine and embroidered wolfe,
formerly SIS to s25. Fridays
price ...I.~.,,.,.~..-. 'ee.SO
rIeoR
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Friday Remnant Sale Extraordinary

Why so much emphasis on E1traor.
dinary?
Perhaps an explanation is due. Here
it is:
At the week end we sum up for the
season. In other words, we must take
stock.
Certain odd lots, remnants, soiled
and mussed merchandise of the season,
which we do not want to appear on our
inventory sheets must be disposed of noo.
They must 60!
Shop early. All Remnant
No returns. No exchar
or on approval. Mail or
Evening star., 1923-07-26
S5.25 Porch Rockers

S5.25 Porch Rockers
tSlight1y DamagedJ
$500
Just q. half dozen to go at this
price. Exceptional values for early
purchasers.
(5D Army Cots. with best canvas
cover; formerly s4.95. Fridays
price S3.11
(2) Four-passenEer Lawn Swings,
sturdy constructions; formerly
SS.95. Fridays price. 50 40
f6 ChiIdren's Play Tents. made of
heavy paper; formerly $3.50. Fri
days price ................S1 S1.95
(10) Coaster Wagons. well made and
durable; formerly $1.95. Fridays
price s........-..- Doc
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-07-26

Friday is the day extraordinary. 1t
behooves you to make careful inven.
tory of the needs of your family, your
home and yourself-and, then, come here
at the tap of the bell Friday morning and
secure them at large saving.
Yes, Fridays Remnant Sale is Ex.
traordinary. After reading the follow
ing items, we feel sure that you will agree
that it is just that!
Evening star., 1923-07-26
Clearance of Regent Keds

s5 pairs we'll known sport shoes for and
Friday price that greatly reduced The uppers and
soes vucanzd together by special welt which prevents
splitting Oxfords of all white sports models trimmed
with tan black calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-25
A L
To Say the Least

Herbert Quick, the author,
contends that infantile paraly-
sis sharpens its victims wits.
If they survive they re smarter
than they were before, or than
other people are Ask your local
doctors about this.
Each day, in editions which
carry baseball results, the
Cleveland Press prints some
body's photograph, snapped at
random on the street. The pic
ture's subject gets So, on call
ing at the Press office and
identifying himself.
n
The Duquesne Light compa-
ny of Pittsburgh and the Gas
and Electric company Of Balti-
more have resorted to paid ad-
vertising to warn parents that
kite-flying by small boys may
be dangerous, if the kite-strings
foul lives wires, as sometimes
they do.
The Eugene (Ore.) Morning
Register never calls a physician
DR. but uses Mr. unless
the titles an essential part Of
the news. 1.-The physicians
code,' explains Editor Frank
Jenkins, ''bars advertising as
unethical and we don't care to
force it on them against their
WILL
The national bureau Of public
roads has evolved the idea that
it's unfair to make autoists
stop at railroad grade crossings,
there are SO many of them (the
autoists). The bureaus theory
to is that it would be better to
make the. trains stop, because
they are comparatively few.
Autoists and railroad men Of
Your Town doubtless could am
plify this theme. -...-. ...... .---.--
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-25
TOM SIMS SAYS

In New York, a girl got five
years for stealing a nickel; a man
four years for $2,000,000. Men are
better paid.
Movies are great educators.
Washington grocer chased a robber
away With pickles and pies.
A tunnel 17S miles long will be
built in the Rockies. How nice for
honeymooners.
Washington statistics show di-
vorces increasing. Marriage ties,
it seems, are beau knots.
Minneapolis man claims he has
worn a straw hat so years. May be
the one bought this spring.
A Brooklyn man left will of
only 33 words, the strange part be-
ing he was a lawyer.
Detroit woman was arrested with
five kegs of beer. But fall will be
here soon now.
Beauty makers In convention say
women will quit wearing hats. No
such good luck is possible. 49,.
Ruby Miller, English actress,
says Americans are poor love max
ers. But we are practising.
"jWife Fails to Appear "-lfead-
line. 1t seldom happens.
j. p, Morgan has gone to Europe
He knows where our money is.
Washington rum runners use mus
tard gas against cops. That's bet
| ter than selling it.
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gray squirrels, was just the color
of red, rusty iron.
g DO you like nuts, Uncle Wiggi-
ly?' asked Rusty Tail. eff you
do, | know where there are a lot of
last years hickory nuts in hollow
tree. This years nuts aren't ripe
yet, but there are piles of last
years one can give you"
"Thank you-but can't eat
hard hickory nuts said the rab-
bit. "But if L were to get Johnnie
and Billie here they would love
them, IN sure.'
"Oh, don't tell Johnnie and
Billie!" begged Rusty Tail. "They
will chase me, for am the only red
squirrel in these woods. If there
were more red squirrels we would
chase the gray ones.''
Why is it you two squirrel fam.
lies can't live happily together9"
asked Mr.. Longears. But Rusty
Tail chattered and said he didn It
know.
Uncle Wiggily walked on wonder
ing how he could make Billie, John
ME and Rusty Tail friends when,
all of a sudden, not far away the
bunny rabbit gentleman heard
voices calling:
Help! Help Help, The big
Owl has us!"
Rushing through the woods Uncle
Wiggily saw great horned Owl
bird who had caught Billie and
johnnie, one in each claw.
'.Oh, help us!" begged the gray
squirrels.
Uncle Wiggily was wondering
aow he could help his friends, when
all of sudden there was a loud
rhattering in a tree over head Then
came a banging, rattling sound and
lot of hard hickory nuts clattered
down on the Owls head. a
son, dear mel It's raining big
hail stones I'd better fly back to
my nest!" hooted the Owl. Then
letting 90 Of Billie aud Johnnie the
Owl banged his way through the
woods, for he could not see very
well in daylight, though he often
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Famous Author
Dies in England
by United Press Leased Wire

HARROW, England, Aug. 25.-
Kate Douglas Wiggin, author of
"The Birds Christmas Carol' and
other stories, died in a private hos
pital here Thursday. She has been
ill several months following an OPP
Grafton.
Mrs. Wiggin was one of the most
celebrated of American women nov
elists. She was born in Philadel-
phia September 2S, 1859 and early
became interested in philanthropic
work organizing free kindergartens
for poor children on the Pacific
coast. Writing under the name of
Kate Douglas Wiggin she published
many books and achieved a wide
reputation both in the United States
and Europe.