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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

mi, jake ucinili JIM, ale ma
opak, hleda pro hi novou pra-
ci, druzstevni, hospodafskou.
A po prevratu hned pi'ipouta-
va ke svym sikum slovenske' re
mGdelce a takto posilene stra-
ne dava novou velikou metu !:
pozemkovou reformu. Svehla
nskdy neustrnul ma pouhe vo-
lebni agitaci stranicke, ale po-
vzdv hledal move clle pro nj,
nedav Sc nikdy prekvapiti u
dalostmi,
A jeste slovo: kdy sc stava
Ant. Svehla z vudce strany =
vudcem naroda? Bylo to roku
1911, kdy 20 volbach do rady
risske (agrarni strana mela v
nich znacne uspechy) svolava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03
< 50. NAROZENlNAM ANT. SVEHLY
min. predsedy Ceskoslovenska.

u OlCOV5kc l nldLCllly SLJdIly
ipochazi re starych selkych pra
covitych, houzevnatych, bez-
narocnych rodu. -(Beznaroc-
nych podle .zpusobu zivota 4
povahovych sklonu.) Zdedil
po syych predcich, ne.flepsl
vlastnosti selske, zvlaste zdra-
w, bystry selsky rozum, .ienz
v kazde situaci Timed pCstreh-
ne jeji priciny dusledky, zde-
dill duytir a Zaliby starych sell
.skych pismaku, zdedil silnou
Will a houzevnatost vuci sobG
samemu, svedom;tost vuGi po-
vinnostem, nedutklivost vuci
necestno,ti, ony sklony q rysy
charaktcru, jak je vidlme na
patricijskych rodech selskych.
Zdedene vlastnosti charakteru
vyvijely sc neobyceJnd prlznl-
We rodinnou vychOvou. Iii $
cetnymi sourozenci, dvema
starsimi bratry, kteri studoVali
ma vysokych skolach a brzo do
sahli uspGchu. a sc sestraml mi
lovanymi pfikladnGm rod!n-
mem souladu pred selsky sta
rostlivymi neunavne stfezicl-
mi zraky sve matky, sveho to
bozstya. Odtud 81 piinesl do
vereinche zivota oscbni cisto-
tu, nepo. kvrn6nost. idealni ne
ziStnost, ba opomilenl potla-
covani vlastni osoby. az to zna
menalo sebeobetovanl
Zdedene ylastnosti, nadani
a ryzi charakter nepostacily.
by vsak k vyiImecnym ziyot-
aim nspechum Svehlovym. j
III take 81 je pi'inesli. Jeste
dalsi p!izniya okolnost rozho-
doyala Il Svehly. 'astny sna-
TEX, ponevadz jenom I sell
akem stavu podle staryeh tra-
die hospodari selske zeny,
kdvz lest muzum odejiti. W.
nikl. stal Sc. vudcem, predstihl
starsi zkusenejsi politiky--
~ ! dokonalejSi theoretickou
prupravou nelen pro sve
schopnos'i, ale predevslm, ze
sc venolal, verejne c!nnosti ce-
IL, ze ii dial ysechen Svni cas-
od rama do noel a bylo-li treba
"a hodiny iednom dni.
kdezto JIM yedle strany, ma
ruda, statu vedle verclne
cinnosti - nell sve oSobni sta
rosti, sve podniky, kancelafe,
hospodaistvi, ,Svehla jich nemel
- alespon ne tlzive a rusive,
poneyadz je yzala ma sebe jc-
no chOt'.
Chez zde jeste rici, kdo uvedl
Ant. Svehlu do verejne clnno-
sti. Z
Byl to jeho otec. Antonin
Svehla, rolnik Hostivaii Il
Prahy. S nekolika prateli "a
lozili l.. 1896 "Sdruzeni ces-
kych zemed6lcu" Il "Tishaiske
druzstvo rolnicke', Il nichz
vznikla bro samostatna stra-
IA agrarni Ant. Svehla star
ii byl celnym clnoNnikcm hu-
yych organjsaci. ktere vyrostly
z hnuti, Jehoz byl prvnlm hla-
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

FOR SALE:-Practically new Victor
Console photograph used less than
a year. Inquire LIST house E. of Will
hanson Ave on Elm st. 1O-tf
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11
SHRINERS HERE TODAY

About thirty shriners, members Of
the National Shrine Touring Club,
will reach here about noon today and
will take luncheon at the Harvey
House. They are on their way from
Oakland, California to Washington
to attend the National Shrine Con-
vention The party will leave Flag
staff this morning and will be pilot
ed as far as Leupp by DR. E. G. Miller
of Flagstaff, and they will be met at
Leupp by party of shriners from
here and piloted by them into Win
slow. The party is enlarged as it
proceeds across the country by the
additions of other shriners who join
the touring party enroute to the con-
vention. Those from the Coast will
return by the northern route. 1t will
be recalled that many special trains
loaded with shriners passed through
here last year on the way to the
convention at San Francisco. Two
years ago the convention was held
in Des Moines.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11
AMERICAN LEGION NEWS

The Legion entertained Comrade
(Private) Peat at dinner Wednes-
day night, May 9Th, at the Harvey
house. Comrade Peat is a regular
HE" fellow, he will soon become an
American Citizen, the greatest honor
any living being May receive. We
need men like comrade Peat. Watch
for Convention news, the biggest
time ever had in this part of the
country never before in the history
of our state has there been such a
gathering don't miss this everything
fellw may desire. The local post
is surely growing by leaps and
bounds, 81 real live Americans as
members, come on Buddy join us
don't miss the opportunity. Remem-
Der Memorial day Lest we should
forget. Memorial services at the
Methodist Church on the 9th. Re-
gular meeting Monday night May
18th. Come all and Lets Go.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

FOR SALE:-Kitchen range good
baker price $4,000. Call Mail office
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

WANTED-Job printing AdVer-
Using. Results will surprise you
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

WANTED: A bedstead with springs
and mattress. Call II. 12-t-1
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

Will be glad to take orders for
SpireIla Corsets at my home 615
Williamson Ave. Mrs. H. B. Saun-
ders. Ill.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

WANTED TO RENT:-A four or five
room house either furnished or
partly furnished see Mrs. Geo Samp-
son 400 West Aspinwall. 13-t-1*
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

The days when the saloon keeper
advanced Pat the price of a new
washing machine for Bridget have
gone never to return.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11
Ads

FOR SALE:-Three room furnished
house corner lot. Corner Colorado
and Oak SITS. Price $685.. 00-$5O0
cash balance $500 per month in
quire 200 w. Aspinwall. phone 1876.
8-tf.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

The recent wedding of Kid Mccoy,
! his ninth, takes away some of the
glory that cling to the name of Nat
Goodwin, who had but seven wives.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

When they speak of dual purpose
animal they must mean a country
editor. a. sssaia
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

Economy is an often used word
but still a lot Of people don't know
what it means.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

FOR SALE:-New nicely furnished
entirely modern home. Call 500
Kinsley, Ave. 49-tf.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

Speaking of great inventions, how
about the union suit.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-11

FARM FOR SALE:-Located in White
Mt. region near Pinedale, los acres,
we'll cultivated. Good house and
other improvements. Inquire of
Hyrum E. Cheney, Oraibi, Ariz. 6-tf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
SEES NO
RADICAL TREND.
PresSmen Leader Views La
Dor in Liberal Light

Despite the Seattle situation with
relation 10 the American Federation
OF Labor. and despite tho recent
minority strike OF web prcsAmcn tie.
Ing up New York newspapers until
broken by union "htrikebronkers,"
the tendency ~ national and lnterna'
tlonnl organized labor Ia clearly away
from pdicallsm. Such II the state
ment ~ Mai, George l., Berry, presi'
dent Of tho international Printing
rreasmcnH union, Of PreHsmen'H
Home. Tenn. who addressed meet
Ing OF both locals and others At tho
Swedish han Monday night az 3
o'clock
Major Berry. who left here follow
ing the meeting. for Portland. en-
route 10 san Francisco 20 attend the
national American Legion oonven'
ton. declared that his judgment IN
this regard WAS vlndleated by gen,
er6l observation and tho reports OF
delegates az the A. r. OF l.. eonyen'
ton at Portland last week. when
they were unanimous In reporting
that there n a decided objection.
both IN this and other countries. 'of
taking orders from Moscow" or any
other center amackipg OF Hovietlam
or radicallsu,
There IL always a tendency to-
ward unreal In troubioua or hard
times" he said IN his headquarters
NJ tho New Washington hotel Mon.
d1y afternoon. hut that period is
passing Business and living condi.
tlons arc on better banlH and
firmly believe that labor Ia minimize.
ing the radical movement within
Itself
Major Berry. after comforting with
heads OF both prossmon'a locals here.
No, 1875. ana The commercial No, 80.
declared that there are the utmost
feelings or cordially between pub.
fishers and prsssmen Ia Seattle and
that he was 'Rratificd TO be able TO
say that tho Seattle proaNmcn arc
not partisan in the differences exist.
ing between The A. =. of l.. head
and the Seattle Ccnral Labor cnuu.
eli regime, They are maintaining an
attitude OF extreme neutrality he
added.
Conferences with local prrssmcn
were strictly Informal. he declared.
and were not Of interest 10 the pub.
llc, Major berry came here Monday
from a hurried trip 10 Vancouver.
H. G. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09

LONDON. Oct. . Lately there
has been stopping 10 London pretty
bobbed.halfcd gigl whose chief de
uyhts are 10 be a guest in a big no.
Tel and then 30 sightseeing around
town in an ordinary street humping
taxi.
When she's az home. ahe lives In
a palace. And when she goes out. q
II 10 ride In state coach or Ia a big
automobile with uniformed ou,ridcrs.
She calls king papa" and ia on
Intimate terms with three queens. In
FAC, she calls one Of them mama"
and the other two Bessie and
Marie
For this favored Kid Il ficana.
Princess of Rumanls. daughter Of
the royal rulers 81 that country and
sister % the queens OF Greece and
juEoalavla. Only - and big for her
agc. she Is already known as tho
best-iooking % all the royal GIRLS Of
Europe. And the gossip monxcrH
HAYS been busy rumoring her engage.
ment to various soma Of royalties. In.
Guiding the priues OF wales.
Hut tho nothing doing sign has
been hung up not only by her royal
parents. but alKo hy Ilehua herself
She says she Ia too young and besides
there are 10, OF things she wants 20
sec before she settles down 20 the
dun routine u some royal court.
One Of the biggest treats her par.
cnta can give her ls 20 lot her come
10 London practically on her own.
In fact. her only companion Is her
goyerness. Miss Mari, s,aid. mid.
dlcaEsd English woman.
Because Of this freedom and her
own taxi travels. Princess Ilsana
secs more of real life in a big foreign
capital than Is usually youchsafsd TO
princess Hnywhern in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
Police Are Seeking
Unidentified Driver

Declared 10 have refused assist
anee after tho collision had pinned
william Hoffman. 81. under HIS car.
and adding lnHul, 10 Injury by ours.
Ing Tho victims, police were on tho
lockout today for tho unidentified
boy who Monday morning drove his
automobile into machine in which
Hoffman and hln son. Harry. were
riding. al Ralnler ave. and State VI 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
Driverless Auto
Hits Cable Car

A dFiysrless auto delivery of the
Dixie Queen DyerH got away on
James 81. AZ sixth ave. Monday az.
tsrnoon. and after a mad career
down tho hill. smashed sGnarcly
into a James ST. cable car travelling
up hill between Third and Fourth
aves. The auto was n eomplsto
wreck. tho crash h.ing heard for
blocks i, was another case OF fail
urc 10 cramp the wheels into The
curb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
Legionaires Speak
to Seattle Posts

-Four national and state legion.
nairra were honorcd guests and
speakers at the meeting Of the Rain.
isr,Noble American Legion post IN
tho Legion eluhrooma az the New
Arctic hotel Monday night. They
we're G. T.. P1ummer. national Vice
president. Mai, George l.. Berry
president Of the international Prosa.
mans Union. Garland ". Powell.
head Of tho lsglon's national Amsri.
canlam commission. and DR. N. -.
Joncr. State commander Of tho or.
ganlration for Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
HOLD MAN FOR
DEATH OF GLOY
Shipyard Worker Arrested
Following indictment

OAKLAND, Cal, oct Prank
N, Grant shipyard worker. was
held by Alameda county authorities
today. following his indictment yes.
terday as slayer OF Harry uloy, Jr,
Oakland electrician.
Gloy was shot and killed IN a
holdup OF his homo Sunday night
September 80, Grant was arrested
when no applied the Same night In
san Francisco for treatment Of an
injury on his chiE.
Michael j, Mcclure, Oakland poli.
tician and labor leader. arrested
with Grant on suspicion OF con-
noction with the shooting, was re-
leased prior 10 the converting OF the
grand jury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
Assure Completion
of Scenic Highway

Completion Of the scenic highway
over stevens pass within the next
gear Is assured by the $4,000 item
approved in the King county budget.
NJ. j. CarriEan, OF tho Chamber OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09
"Meet Us and Wear Diamonds"

[T|HE Weisfield & Goldberg Christmas
@EJ Jewelry Plan is our new way to help any
person Of good character to and enjoy hghgrade
ewery and to enable you to make your selections Of
Christmas Jewelry early, at your own convenience,
without the need Of ready cash.
Thus you are not annoyed by the hurry and
jostle of the crowds, and we have time to give
the good service which we feel should be yours
Although have increased facilities; have opened
Store No. at 80 Pike St, and have arranged for
full staff Of salespeople at both sores-stil feel
that unless many select their Christmas Jewelry earlier
than usual, it will be hard to give the time, the
courtesy and the service which feel you should
JOY in making your selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09

Commerce. declared Monday. The
highway serves parts Of Cholan. sno.
homish and King counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-09

Girlsl An abundance of luxurlnnt
hair full OF gloss. Rlenms and life
shortly follows n genuine toninE up
OF neglected scnips with dependable
'Danderine."
Failing hair, itching scalp and the
dandruff is corrected Immediately.
Thin, dry. wispy or fading hair IN
quickly inYigorated, taking on new
strength, color and youthful beauty.
"Danderlne" is delightful on the
hair: refreshing, stimulating tonic
NOT sticky or greasy Any drug.
store. advertisement.
Evening star., 1923-09-10

before the fireplace by AIgiun. After
an, Tam. the girl of mystery. must
nave laid out the program that took
hawkins away! Even SO he could
not believe that Tamarack Sue,
ram, she had signed her name, be-
I0nged to the gangsters. No, never!
ne reit morally certain he could
count upon her help. in spite of the
mass OF conflicting evidence.
But what to do? Whenever he
reached that point. he seemed face
70 race with sheer cliff of granite.
he must get word to the, outer
world. but how? How2 How? He
thought of officers at Moapa Lots
or strangers In town. company men,
mostly in public Offices" The words
or Hawkins few back to him. How
much. after all. this man of the hills
had said in so few hours! No wonder
ne was thorn in the side of some
Pete threw himself heavily across
the empty bed. and ran nervous
finers through badly tangled hair
"A second there and he nervously
plunged his fist deep into the mat
tress beneath him and whirled again
Ito his feet.
$ Outside the wind had died down.
'he noticed, its bowling reduced to
only occasional means. He went to
the window. The guards fire was
now a bed of Goals and two men sat
beside it. They seemed unusually
Evening star., 1923-09-10

alert. Pete thought, and their bearing
reminded him, of what he had heard
of prison camps in frozen Siberia.
A light far UP on the mountains
side attracted his attention. Some
one was signaling, It seemed, as
three times the lantern. or whatever
1t was, swayed in a wide arc and
disappeared. A minute later and the
signal was repeated. A vague feel
ing, perhaps only a forlorn hope in
spired by dire want caused Pete to
block as much of the window as he
could. Not satisfied with the expert
ment, he unbuttoned his flannel shirt
and held 1t like a bats wings over
the square pane of glass. Three
times he moved quickly aside, then
stood still and waited, hardly daring
to hope for an answer. Sud
denly the light reappeHred, re-
peated thee three swings. and dis
appeared. Fearing to raise false
hopes within him, Pete was still un-
willing to be- convinced. He waited
full two minutes, then allowed one
flash only to pass through the win
dow. The answer came back. one
flash. Still not satisfied. he allowed
longer interval of-darkness, then
tapped his shirt wings for Ave dis
tinct signals. Eeagerly he. pressed
against the pane of glass. for this
must, be his last signal! The guards
had changed their positions and were
Evening star., 1923-09-10

words intended to be concealed.
How did she know what? Peter
demanded
To evaae or refuse 10 answer would
be TO show fear. That WAS exactly
what Butler did not wapt, especially
since, for some unaccountable reason,
he did fear the man before him.
How did she know where Hawkins
cached the wad?"' Butler blurted.
Perhaps you'd better ask her. That's
what / would have tc do"
Maybe she doesa't know Bull
clustered, his eyes studying Pete's ex-
preston, and anyhow. Sims already
on the way. This things gettin' on
my nerves"
Don't know why you're so dead set
against me-" Pete started on a new
tack, hoping against hope that some
thing might develop.
''Oh. yes va do, yer a wise 'un. all
right: Gopher an you goin' to frame
me, huh? Not Butler Garrett oh, don't
try to look ignorant" he went on. OBJ
serving Pete's nystified expression.
Evening star., 1923-09-10

facing him now. Seconds flew past,
and then minutes. it seemed. In the
outer room he heard signs of the
game breaking up. Would he answer
come? He had been at the window
too long already, mis- silence must
have made Butler suspiciousi lie be-
gan, buttoning his shirt, and gave a.
last intent look into the darkness.
There II was! With pounding heart
he counted the swings. one-two-
three-four-hve! Then darkness. They
were meant for him, there could
be no doubt of 1t now! But
who had sent them? What did
they mean? At any rate. what
ever they meant, he was not
alone against his enemies! But after
all, whe could have sent them to him
IL not Tam or Hawkins? And IL would
be many weeks before Hawkins could
wave a lantern on a cold winter night.
Tam, then! This mystery girl still
playing a double role! Pete sauntered
to the door and looked out. Butler sat
alone at the table gazing fixedly toward
Evening star., 1923-09-10

Peter He beckoned to Pete now to
come to the table, and as he watched
him approach, he ranl his hand nerv-
ously over his stringy hair.
''Jes' in case va might fergit it," he
began. dyer not. expected to leave. In
case va do he continued, Eyer gonna
be plugged, and the first crooked work
from the outside, even II va don't try
to get away. means you've bumped
Hawkins
THAT alp Pete waY becoming tired
Of the same harangue from Butler.
mo, want to know sofnethin'."
'weng'
room with your"
"OnIy to help dress Hawkins wound,
50 far as know"
AN did you lug her mattress in
there7"
mo-
Ibid Hawkins talk to herr
"No."
svFhen how did she know''-Buller
caught himself. as though he had spoken
Evening star., 1923-09-10

I'm on to, you; way ahead o. you.
'Tain't the first time that old rnountaip
goats beem tryjR' tn fastsn sumpin onto
me-if 1 thought he was talkin'. =
Buffers face clouded. as new Thought
apparently entered his head. well. We
wouldn't wait fer the five thousand
they're tgivin' fer you. That's more'n
likely the; bunk, too, seein' yer from
Frisco. Guys with an old man fer A
banker don't act Ike you; looks queer
to me. Shouldn't q let him 60 to her. :"
Bull seemed talking to himself nov
He'll be speakin' all he knows afore
the sun comes up"
Continued from Yesterdays Star.)
Evening star., 1923-09-10
Other new helps

Research also proved other
things essential. Pepsodsnt rulti-
plies the aikaEsity of the saliva.
also iss starch dizestane. One is to
nectraiiSe Enoath acidk the othex
to digest starch deposits.
Pepso1--1t gives to both these
ageu.s manifvid eSsce. Od-time
tooth pastes brought jsass opposite
results. (.
You win never 60 wisesouf these
benefits when yoE learn how much
they Snoan. - i.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
You'll be surprised

Here is q test which win amaze
and delight you
Il viii tell you why whittier teeth
are seen everywhere today, and
show you how to get them.
Il win show how to bring to
yourself and your family cleaner,
safer, prettier teeth.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
Why teeth cloud

You feel on your teeth q viseous
6im. Much of il resists the tooth
bgush, clfngs and stays.
Soon that film discoiors, then
r forms dingv coats. That In hoE
teeth lose beauty.
Film is also the tcetk's great
enemy. It holds fOod scbstasace
which fermcuts and forms s~1d. It
holds the acid IN contact with the
teeth 60 cause decay.
Germs breed by EnilIic9s In It.
They, with tartar. are the chief
cause Of pyorrhea. In the old days
few escaped these troubles caused
by 6frn.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
Please See
How combating finn
beauties the teeth

at all stages of formation The
other removes it without harmful
securing.
Able dental authorities proved
these methods effective. Then a
new-type tooth paste was crested
to apply them daily. The name u
Pepsodeut.
Today leading dentists the world
over advise it. And careful people
of some 50 nations have adopted
this new method.
Evening star., 1923-09-10

A twin grand piano, resembling
two instruments set end to end, and
with two keyboards and an enlarged
sounding board, has been invented in
Germany.
Evening star., 1923-09-10

Send coupon for To-Day Tube.
Mote how clean the teeth feel Rftcr
using. Marx the absence OF the
viseous finn. See how teeeh be-.
come whittier as the eloudy eoats
disappear.
The results VIII srrprise and de-
light you- Cot out coupon now.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
New methods NOW

Now there are ways Co fght that
aim, which science hae discovered.
One acts to disiuteRrate the 6lm
Evening star., 1923-09-10

Just the right degree of youthful
smartness secures a warm welcome
from school girls for these hats.
An exceptional collection of new
duvetyns, seni-trimmed and in all
popular shapes. Colors are Rust,
Henna, Pearl, Dew, Sand, Cocoa,
Seal, Navy and Black. All at this
most interesting low price, $4.95.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1923-09-10

New beauty came
to millions
Pepsodent has brought 60 mil
lions whittier, prcttiex teeth. You
see them now In every eircie--tseth
you envy, maybe. Now, a fairness
to yourself, learn how people get
therz.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
/, CHAPTER vi

in the morning. Hawkins'n be leavi
tonight"
Evening star., 1923-09-10
For the College Girl

girls waiting
overpid popular Fall
fashioned of P Cloth School girls will like the and browns
beed bareback models with side fastengs large buttons
collars Captivating youthful these
cuff effects Every S remarkable value at SIS
RssToRE
Evening star., 1923-09-10
By E. MANCHESTER BOLDLY

Mirror Press Printed by Arrangement with Metropolitan
Newspaper Service.l
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
BABE ADAMS PICKS
 GIANTS AS WINNER
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a year ago, and, of course. a world series is hard thing to dope out in advance. but for all that, like the Giants chances best.
 l would not be surprised to see the series go the full limit There Is not much to choose between the two teams, and the games are all likely to be hard fought. ahclieve the Giants. with their splendid record behind them, will have more confidence than the Yankees.
 So far as Babe Ruth is concerned, doubt if he will do much better than he did last year or in 1921. He has played better ball this year. it is true. but in the coming series he will be under fire from McGraw and his lieutenants as we'll as the army of Giant fans all the time. Moreover, the knowledge that he failed to come through two successive years will be a mental hazard which may have a bad influence on him.