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Nervous Feeling Due
To Gas On Stomach

Pressure of gas on heart and other
organs often causes a restless, ner-
vous feeling. Simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adlerika,
expels gas and relieves pressure and
nervousness almost INSTANTLY.
Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel.
Adlerika removes matter. you never
thought was in your system which
poisoned stomach. causing gas and
nervousness. EXCELLENT to guard
against appendicitis.
Fitzgerald Drug Company.
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RONn CALL
Miller. S. ID. juno 1. 192.

Miller, S. ID. June /, 1923
Whereas $10,565.41 has been REMIT
ed to the Central Trust Company OF
Illinois in Chicago, in payment of Mil
Ter City r~efupding bonds a~ggregating
SO. 500. and whereas said bonds car
ried a privilege of payment at any
time after ten years from their date
of issuance, namely $4,000. May 1,
1911 and $4,000. April 1, 1912, bond
holders are notified to present their
bends at the above named institution
as interest on same ceases June 1,
1923.
c. NJ. Thomson,
CITY Treasurer.
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Don't turn your young stock to pas
ture until you have v~accinated them
against Backlog. The value of one
dead would pay for the vaccine for the
whole herd. We have both pills and
liquid at the right prices.
Collins & Shaw.
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The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Spain Tuesday evening, June IL. AS
sisting hostesses will be Mrs. Glen
Spain, Mrs. Clay and Mrs. John Will
liamg
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The NJ. e. Ladies Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. Sam Westfall,
Thursday, June 18th. Assisting hos
tess, Mrs. r. A. Kane, Mrs. l.. z. Tam
blyn. Mrs. Vincent Fox, Mrs. G.. II.
Sessions and Mrs. r. n. Hunt.
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G. C. Briggs and c. NJ. Dwyer de-
parted Friday morning for Aberdeen,
where they took the Shriner's special
to Washington, ID. G. to attend the
Shriner's convention.
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winter on a special competitive ex-
animation which he took the fore part
OF May. Rogers in this wins one OF
the six scholarships open to the whole
state on test.
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Miss Julia Moore and John Nc
Laughlin, both of Highmore, were
married Tuesday. Both have many
friends here who will extend congrat-
ulations and good wishes.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-07

Miss Lois Gardner arrived Tuesday
night from Mitchell where she had
been attending Dakota Wesleyan, to
spend the summer with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Gardner.
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Andy Miller, who spent a few days
in the city ~transacting business, de-
parted Tuesday evening for his home
at Sioux City, where he is employed
i'm the railroad terminal.
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our midsummer and sport hats
have arrived. Call and see them.
The Hat Shop.
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Mrs. Sarah Price of Chicago ar
rived Tuesday from TT. Pierre where
she had been visiting relatives, and
liz visiting at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Lloyd Tamblyn.
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Rogers SimoDs received notice this
week from the president of the Huron
College that a scholarship has been
awarded him in the college for next
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A complete line of $40 and 15c
goods now on display at The Miller
Hardware Co.
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We lead in selling Energy gas. OF
hers try to follow.
Miller Oil Company.
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Patronize Miller Oil Co.
Miller Corporation
Ladies rest room In connection.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
skirts clean. a. they alvsys had

skirt skirts 3. clean, as they always had
Geoff nodded.
Reckon / kim he replied. IF he
refused to do what Miss Mile asked,
and couldn't make her ma consent to
1t, the little gal would find another
lawyer who'd be glad 'nough to git
histname in the papers by fghtin, for
her and rakin' up the Lord knows
what bout Benkard's business that
had better be hid for the sake O. all
consarned."
| Exactly. He managed. to make
himself heard at last, and he said
! he'd be delighted to act as co-guar-
Cayley had no objection; that moth
ing was so distressing as family It'll
cation and he was surerthe matter of
the stocks could be proved and adj
justed. Before Mrs. Cayley could
speak he asked Lane point-biank why
he had adopted this attitude, since
he was neither a member of the fam
/ lily nor an acknowledged partner Of
the late Mr.. Bernhard. That 9uieted
Lane like a shot, and Mrs. Cayley
must have seen that for once she'd
met her match and figured quickly
that it would be better to have Miss
Mildred get the value of that stock
out of the estate, whether she mar
ried Lane or not, then to have more
notoriety and mebbe dirty business,
difference in what she herself would
lhave, one way or the other. She spoke
up and said that she would be only
too glad to have Mr.. Newbury act
with her, and had only hesitated to
ask him of her own accord because
| she didn't want to burden him with
petty formalities at this time"
| How did Lane take this change o.
] the wind?" Geoff regarded his old
friend with mild inquiry.
Cofl lA2 rio oil Wit 1n
doctor took off his spectacles and
began to polish them vigorously with
his handkerchief. He apologized to
| everybody. and said his dlsappoint-
] ment in regard to the dearest wish of
his heart together with his astotnish-
the memory of his friend had caused
him to forget himself, and he would
| ask leave to withdraw. l could hear
his footsteps going across the room
and the door open and close, and then
! Miss Mildred commenced to laugh as
! If she was in Mysteries and her
mother told her to go to her room.
Miss Mildred made Newbury repeat
his promise, and then the door shut
I: behind her. too. Mrs. Cayley started
to stammer and try to smooth over
the rumpus. but she wasn't making
very good going of II. and Newbury
cut it short by asking her to ring
and have William Dunn sent for so
! that he could be told of his Inherit
| ance. She did and that's when 1 got
my second surprise
| Wasn't Dunn satisfied" Geoff
| wriggled his stockinged feet in vast
= comfort.
| Satisfied? = the doctor, echoed.
| "Geoff, that poor, brok en- spirited
creature is man, after all, and there
| was something behind his relations
| with Bernhard that we haven't any
| notion of. He refused to take it! He
| said that he had been fully paid for
his services TO his late employer and
he could accept nothing more. His
Evening star., 1923-12-27

"a year was commencing to sink in,
and / shouldn't be surprised il that
spunky little girl had called the turn
| anyway, she wouldn't let Newbury
| finish.
~ know i must have a legal guar
dian in my uncle's place. she went
! on. You yourself arranged the matter
to have him appointed when my
| fathers old friend. back where we
came from, died. My mother has al
course, but I want to know If i can
not have you, Mr.. Newbury, appoint
! ed as the other. I have three hun
dred dollars saved up out Of my al
lowance and some personal property
| -jewelry given to me from time to
time by my uncle-which / shall be
glad to put into your hands as. re-
, tainer if you will represent me. My
| mother can hardly object to having
you. my uncle's attorney and her, ap-
pointed TO serve with her in this
capacity. and you are the only person
i know whom l can trust"
Land O Liberty" calculated Geoff
81 didn't s'pose the little gal had it In
her. She done 1t to prevent havin
1t fixed up by her ma to git Lane
! made guardeen. O. course! But what's
there to be took care O. 'cept her own
self? She amt got nothin."
That's what Mrs. Cayley pointed
out, and right there's where we got
another surprise" the doctor chuck
led. She's either a sight smarter
| than she looks or somebody's been
giving her mighty good advice. L,
seems her father left her some shares
of stock that this friend of his had
kept locked up in his bank and that
were transferred to her uneles care
when he got himself appointed her
guardian. That stock wasn't sup
posed to be worth anything much, but
it's turned out to be pretty valuable
and she wants an accounting from
Joseph Benkard's estate: wants his
books produced in court, If necessary
That was bombshelI that burst
right under Lane and her mother
toe, / can tell you. There was hig
old row, with the lawyer trying to
calm everybody down and Mrs. Cay
ley denying there was any such stoc k
and Lane losing his head completely.
He was mad clear through. but
Geoff, he was scared, too: you could
have told that from his voice, The
little girl had him buffaloed. New
bury realized il the same time / did,
listening from outside, and ] guess he
saw there was something back of IL
he hadn't known and that Miss Mil
dred meant business. He'd drawn the
will. he'd been closely associated
with Bernhard and he was to settle
the estate. Can you see the fix he was
in If he wanted to keep his own
Evening star., 1923-12-27
CHAPTER XII.
Geo6 Offers q Suggestion.


Consolidated Lead. The name rang
in Geoff's ears while he fed the dogs
and the mare, performed his ablu-
tions and prepared a supper, for
which he all at once discovered that
he had no appetite. 1t held no sig
niflcance for DR.. Hood, but he had
not heard Robbins' story that day of
the pitiful suicide Of the young en-
bezzler, Lawrence Shirley. or about
the curious coincidence Of it's. date
Gand that Of the financial crash which
had preceded It with the dates Of the
anonymous letters.
Geoff sat down with his pipe on
the porch steps to await the honk OF
the doctors car from the road, thank
full for the respite afforded him to
day and make up his mind how much
he would disclose. If he were mixed
up in the investigation willy-nilly
and couldn't quit, as Doc Hood him
self had insisted, then there were
some points in IL ne meant to work
out In his own fashion.
His thoughts wandered, however,
to William Dunn's inexplicable re-
fusal of Benkard's bequest to him.
The man was broken In health and 1t
was easy to see that his days OF use
fulness to any employer would be
numbered even IL he could succeed In
obtaining a new position. Twenty
FIVE thousand would have meant Sc
curity for a future that appeared
none too bright.
That was problem. however,
which must be left to the future.
Geoff himself could see only a step
or two ahead Of him on the path he
had chosen, but as he reflected those
few steps became as plain as IL
searchlight had been thrown across
them. BY the time the wheeling
cough of the car sounded over the
meadow his decision was made.
Were late" the doctor announced
Evening star., 1923-12-27

voice wasn't shaking and dazed like
1t had been, but Arm and clear. and
when he said what he had to say he
turned and marched straight out
again. You could have heard pin
drop in that room for minute. and
then Newbury said he would have
to be getting back to town, that there
would be much to attend to, but Mrs.
Cayley would hear from him in the
course OF q day or two, and mean
while, the manager of the Broad
street ONCE would keep in touch with
them both. That was the end OF it.
He meant that Mahoney, OF course: /:
Allen told me OF your talk with him.
He's gone away, trailing Lane, who
left before dinner. I'm to meet Lyons
again tonight at the picnic grove and
Il want you to come along. though ]
don't believe from his tone over the
phone that he's found out much
about Lanes actions last Wednesday
night
"Reckon I'll come" Geoff responded
as the doctor rose. you didn't hear
mention O. the name o. that stock
Miss Mile claims her pa left her.
"Yes, though 1t didn't mean any,
thing to me. It was lead-Consoli-
dated Lead"
Evening star., 1923-12-27

as they ratified of down the road.
Sim Perkins ran a nail in his foot
some days. ago and he's got a pretty
bad case Of blood poisoning"
h..n I'M Hnery cuss Diood mas n sllns
Didn't he turn that mare out to die
after overworktn' her for nigh onto
sixteen year, when L found her fioun-
derin' round in that first big snow
storm last winter and took her
home? It's funny he amt sent for
Evening star., 1923-12-27

you afore this IL it's some days since
he got hurt, for he's precious careful
O. his own hide
There's something funnier yet
about 81. He says he stepped on a
piece Of driftwood while he was wad-
| Ing around on the shore, but he
wouldn't tell me just how long ago
| 1t was; says he forgets. What do
you suppose he was doing down
| there?"
(Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1923-12-27
A Better CLAY
White, refned-am amazingly effective
By Edna Wallace HOOPER
Every won,an'x duty

| The use of clay is every woman's
duty to herself. No girl can look
| her best without it, no woman can
keep her youth.
| Look about you. Note the Won
derful compilations due to clay. The
| mothers who look like daughters.
Clay purges the skin of all that
clogs 1.-THE cause OF sallowness,
blackheads and blemishes. 1t brings
the blood to the skin to nourish
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
Jubilejni slavnost
Sloven. Sokoliki.

Narodni Sokol Slovensky, i
sbor {. 269 v Clevelande, pohlf
Ii jiz ma patnactiletou minu-
lost sveho zdarneho pisobeni
ma tomto tax diouho zanedba-
vanem poll. Jubileum slave
no bude Ultra odpoledne "a
hrade Ceske Sine Sokol ma
Clark ave. yelkym verejnym
cvicenim a narodni slavllosti.
Dulezitost telocvicnych jednot
|osvedc;1a Sc zejmena u mas tax
vyznamn6, re netreba, zvlaste
iii pro Slovensko zvlast6 zdl-
raznovat. Co vykonalo sokol-
stvo pro mas Cechy, ocekava
Sc j cd jednot slovenskych a
ljistym jest, re sbory slovenske
povinnost svoji konaji a rosie
|jejich vyznam. K skladani u
cti', pred celou slovenskou ve-
feinosti, Sc jubilanti jak MALE
Ii pripravili a ocekavaji neje-
nom hojnost lcast slovenskou
ale j pritomnost vsech pfatel
sokolstva vdbec. K shromazde-
| nj promluvi nekolik sloven-
skych recnikd a znamy sokol-
sky pracovnik Joza Havranek
poje'dna 80 vyznamu telocvi-
ku." Hlavnim bodem bude
program telocvicny 0 Z cislech
o ktera Sc rozdeli, zacky, zaci,
dorostenky, sokolky sokolo-
I've.
| Vecer pax zakoncen bude
spolecnym bankctem. K spo-
luucinkovani ziskana byla o.
Isvedcena slovenska hudba p.
ii. Sturmana.
| Odporucujeme ucast z ce-
skych kruhu pokud mozno
nejvetsi, ably neunavni prukop
nici slechetnych idei Fuegnera
a Tyrse dalsim pusobeni co
Inejvice byli posilneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
MA POMOC NESTASTNEMU
JAPANSKU. = +

Zbyvajicich $4,000 z eel
koveho obnosu $125.O00, po-
volencho clevelandskym Do
bocinnym fondem Americke-
mu Cervenemu Krizi pro ia
pansko, bylo dnesniho dopole-
dine odeslano do Washingtonu.
Stalo Sc tax na nalehavou "a
dost, doslou z istredny SHREK
We Washingtone, ktery ma jiz
dnes k dcelu tomu k dispos.ci
S2,5OO.O0O.
VGera uvereinena domn6n-
ka, ze as. 5 dalsich Cleveland'a a
ndI zahynulo "a ,1,hrozneho Eze-
metreseni a S MIN obycejne
spojenych jinych zivelnich pc
hrom, nebyla Go dnes potvrze.
Ia panuie dcsti opravnena
nadeje, re vsichni jsou as mi
(, mo nebezpeci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
PATRANl PO POHRESOVA
NYCH KRAJANECH. :

Ma Ceskoslov. uradovnu ci-
zojazycne informacni sluzby
obratili Sc nektei'i krajane 0
zjist6ni adres anebo osudu ie-
.iich pfibuznych We Spojenych
StAtech. Ctenari listu cesko-
slovenskych We Spojenych Sta
tech a jinde uverejnovanych
jsou zadani, aby laskave "a
slali iakoukoliv zpravu, ktera
by mohla vest ke zjistGni a.
dresy pohfesovanych, anebo
jejich osudu. Pohresovani jsou
nasledujici:
Dclezal John, .ienz mival v
Chicagu pradelnu pred ne.
kolika roxy a dobre Sc znal
kterymsi pfitelem We statu
Pennsylvania. Kan Sc nyni
odstehoval, neni znamo, ale
ma sc dosud zdrzovat We
| Spoienych Statech.
Dostalova AloisiC - naroZens
v Chocni roku 1864. By
vala, anebo snad dosud j
zam6stnana Il faraTe Karl
! BeneSe. Snad zdrzuje sc ,
Chicagu, anebo V New Yor
ku.
Halifax Vaclav - rozeny %
linora 1893 v Arnostovicich
| Odiel do Ameriky pred II
! lety a zdrzoval Sc v Detroit
| Nyni ma Sc zdrzovat nekd,
v Clevelandu. Byl jake do
| brovolnik ma francouzsk,
fronte a byl poskozen NJ
Zraku.
Smidlova Frantiska - rozen
Habru asi l.. 1862. Odjel
do Ameriky ash r. 1886 o
te DOLBY je nezvestna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
KoPANA.

Ultra zahaji Ces. Spor. Klub
footballovou sezonu zapasem
S klubem Olympia. Zapas
slibuje byti velice napinavy,
neb Olympia" ma velice do
brou jedenactku. Zvlaste diva
kalifornsti hraci, Kiml a Num-
slibuji prekvapit sensacni SOU
hrou, ktera jest jim vlastni. v
Kvetenskem a Drabkovi ma
Olympia pryotridni obranu. o
brankafi Brusakovi Sc metre
ba zminovati, jeho vykony
mluvi samy o sobe. Ceske O.
becenstvo ceka vskutku pravy
sportovni pozitek. Znamy pro-
minentni obchodnik p. j.
Trousil slibil "Olympii" novy
mic, pakli ze vyhraje. To "a.
jiste podniti brace k lepsimu
vykonu. Zapas pocne We 2:30
hod. odpoledne v Garfield par.
ku. Olympia stavi nasledujici
muzstvo: Brusak, Kvetensky,
Drabek, Sedlak, Synecky, Sy.
necky, Llbal, Brdicka, Num-
Kiml, Klima.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
SUSPENDOVANf HASICSkE
HO KAPlTANA
CERMAKA.

Ma jiste udani byl federalni-
mi agenty pro potirani prodc-
je drogu zatcen hasicsky kapi-
tan Otto M. Cermak, ktery po
pfedvedeni pred komisafe
Spojenych Statu, NJ. j. Mana
hena. byl propulsion po sloze-
nj zaruky $4,000. Vzdor tvr-
zeni, re neni vinen prestupku
nan udaneho, prodeje oman
nych prestredku, bude pohnan
pred federalni velkoporotu.
Afera mela pro obzalovane-
no jeste jineho nasledku, byl
totiz sefem hasicskeho oddele-
ni, G.. A. Wallacem suspendo-
van. Zatykac podepsan byl
agentem Murphym, jenz tvrdl,
lie Cermak dne 6. zafi prodal
morfinove tabletky neZakon-
nym zpusobem tim porusil
tax zvany Harrisonuv akt pro
I'll drogGm.
! Cermak slouzil celou fadu
roku jeho rekord byl do'bry
ljak oznamil sam hasicsky ma
celnik. Obvineny ma tez stat.
nj lekarnickou zkousku.
Die mestskeho charteru mu.
Isl byti pripad do peti dnu pro
jednan riditelem mestske beZ.
Ipecnosti TIL. G. Martlncem
| Cermak byl pridelen po leta
hasicske stanici {. /. ma zap
|3. ul. St. Clair Owe. Bydli '
'Ic. 3474 zap. l13. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
CLEVELANDAN OBETi TAX
ZVANE "SPACf NEMOCE".

Pred deseti tydny napaden
! byl 4O-lety Charles A. McIn-
! tier. 1895 Brockely ave-, Lake
wood spaci nemoci. K snazsi-
mu vylecenl odebral Sc DO do
nova rodicG v Cory, Pa, kde
die vcel,a dosle zpravy zemfel.
Byl zamestnan ia'ko kreslic
drahy New York Central.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
Vrele Diky

Ia miou povinno sobe pokadam vzda y dix
pfi zakoncen TO- sjezdu Jednoy Tabot konanho
vsem z akmko zpdsobem vy vc Sezdovemu Vbor ucteni
zpfiemneni pobytu Clevelandu Ct delegati hostu
Zejmena dekueme nize uvedenym majiem auomobu ktem
je zapujci mimi scani projizdy stfedu
podne sice Mot Nosek Mixes poz ednate Mgasek
Moze Trousi Pavelka L. Vsetecka A. Toupal ST. Louis
Ill, 0. Pra Benes J. Hasek Pane Panek Kucera
SKA Ptak Nyc Sisek Zdcky Bean, kery zvlaste
vzacne szby prokazal upravenim planu zenim projzd
Djeme rdecne dte verene bezpecnosti p Graulov po-
icejnmu fdie ch bahovu ednani p pro-
zdce meem Dix nech prime ek mestk pravn radce uv
an deegace zaoupen mesa, vdbec vchni kem v
behem zdovho asedan oslav poe deegat konanych dy
SJEZDOVY VYBOR
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
VYvRATlLA 81 SANlCI.

Neobvyklou nehodou posti.
zena byla vcera k veceru 38
leta pi. Josefina Mehlingova
1921 zap. "a. ul. Cistlla s
kartackem zuby, kdyz si pr
tom vyvratila celist. Byla do
pravena do nemocnice sv. ia
ma, kde vpravena sanice dc
prave polohy a opatfena sd
drovym obvaZem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
IJPOZORNENf MA ZAPADNf STRANU
vYUcoyANf cEsKE NEDELNf svoBODOMYsLNE
SkOLE ZAPOcNE SOBOTU DINE Is. ZARf

g trida cd 10 do IL hod dop tffda Cd do odpol
pax nedei 16. zar A. tfda cd do IL hod dop L.
tfida cd II dop. do odpo
Proto jsou zadani vsichn clenove cenkyne Ceskych
Svob Jeno by svoje dky dali do ceske skoy yeas zapa
Jest to prve Tade VAST povnnosti druhe nezapo
mnee ze akfka jedny prhmen teto dobe udrzen Ces
kych Svob. Spoku jest Ceska Svobodomyslna Skola.
Bud'te hrd to, muzee- da pfileztost Vasim detem
zdokonal Vasi mateske Tec kterou kazdy Czech
ma by hrdym ktera pfnese Vasm detem mnohdy dobry
uspech,
Patronat Ceske Svob Skoly Zap srane kona schuze
druhe uery pristi schIze dine H. zaT 80 veS.
IA Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly zap strans
M MLAZOVSKA pred JOS. TVRDfK, tai.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-05
ONLY 500 WORDS IN
TRIBES VOCABULARY

NEW YORK, April 5.-A race of
aboriginal savages in the interior
of French Indo-China with no alpha
bet and a language of only 500
crude words was described here by
Warren c. Van Slyke, attorney, on
his arrival on the Cedric from Liv-
erpool.
Van Slyke and w. 8. Bogart, also
OF New York, spent. almost a year
hunting big game among the abor-
igines, who were very hostile to
white men. Communication with
them was impossible, except through
a French forester. who, after living
in the region thirty years, could
barely make himself understood.
The entire. expedition, Van Slyke
said, cost only $500, owing to the
cheapness of commodities there.
The hunters found a variety of big
game except lions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-05
BEAUTY WINNER
CHALLENGES
ALL D. {.
South Washington Citizens
Award First Prize to Miss
Lorraine Bunch.

Miss Lorraine Bunch, 922 D
street southwest. is today receiv-
ing fluctuations of her friends over
her selection as Miss Southwest y
which carries with it the honor of
being known as the most beautiful
girl in that section.
Challenges to other parts of the
city to produce a more beautiful
girl than Miss Southwest" have
been issued by George M. Yeatman.
president of the South Washington
Citizens Association.
Miss Southwest" will be the
center of attraction at Southwest
Night" next Wednesday, in st.
Domnlic's Hall. Sixth and F streets
southwest.
Second place in the beauty con.
test was awarded to Miss Rowena
Saylor, -422 Seventh street south
west. Miss Lorraine Weitzel, 474
F street southwest. won third
prize and Miss Billie Burroughs car
ried off fourth honors.
Prizes will be a 100-piece china
dinner set for the winner, a COM
plete neEligee outfit for Miss Say
lor, a trico1ette waist for Miss
Weitzel. and a pair of satin slippers
for Miss Burroughs.