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Evening star., 1923-06-04

This afternoon the crews will be
put through a series of signal drills,
using all the signal methods used by
the Navy for visual communication.
During this period the vari-colored
signal fags, which mean nothing to
an observer unframed, but much to
the man o'-warsm n, for by these
signals ships maneuver and execute
their orders. Tonight at 10 o'clock
the powerful searchlights will play
across the river, Potomac Park and
across the sky to give a demonstra-
tion of searchlight work as used in
the Navy.
The vessels are moored bow and
stern with their heads downstream.
and Will remain in that position until
they leave at $50 o'clock next Mon
day morning. Wednesday afternoon
during the simulated battle the Wor-
den will change her position in order
to fire a torpedo down stream. Her
position will be changed so that peo-
pie on the seawall may observe the
torpedo leave the deck tube. 1t will
be filled with just enough air to carry
II short distance, and her rudders
will be locked so that it will run
along the surface. When fired in war
time, torpedoes, Of course, travel sub
merged.
Tomorrow probably the three sub
marines which have been sent here
for the festivities will come down to
the anchorage. and visitors will be
able to see all three branches of the
Navy, the airplane OF the air, the
ships which cruise on the surface
and the subsurface boats. the sub
marines, which cruise below the
waters surface that they may deal a
deathblow unobserved.
Officers on Board.
The officers aboard the destroyers
are: Worden, flagship, Commander l..
w. Townsend, captain of the Worden
and division commander; Lieut. P. w.
Fletcher, Lieuts. (junior grade) J. c.
Taylor, H. E. w. Weed, P. r. Stirling;
Ensigns z. G. Scott and G. D. Martin.
Reed. Lieut.. F. S. Craven, captain;
Lieut.. P. A. Decker. Lieut.. r. NJ. Coch-
ran. Medical Corps; Lieuts. tjunior
grade) w. De Weese and r. Bell;
Ensigns ]. L. Pratt and w. S. Bitter.
Reuben James, Lieut.. Commander
Carroll Byrnes. captain; Lieut.. G. w.
Brashears, Lieut.. (junior grade) J P.
Graft, Lieut.. p. B. Thompson and En-
sign John H. ShultZ.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
'Hard-Boiled' MarinestoAid
Shrine in Drill Formation
Military Experts In Marching Will Superintend
Uniformed Hosts to Keep Line
of Parade Intact

One hundred and twenty-five of the
hardest boiled' drill sergeants of
the Marine Corps, together with
twenty-five officers who are experts
in drill and the science of marching.
will marshal the hosts of uniformed
Shriners who will take part in the
parades of tomorrow and wedne sday
and superfntend the marching, so that
it will be conducted in the most mill
tary method possible
was requested by the Shrine COM
mittee as a result of the experience
in the parade at the Shrine conven-
tion last year in San Francisco.
where, due to the lack of organized
Evening star., 1923-06-04

guidance. several annoying breaks in
the line OF parades occurred, and
there were number of aggravating
delays. Supervised by a body OF
military experts, it is believed there
VIII be no such incidents in tha
Washington parades
The detachment will be command
ed by Maj. James Meade of the
Famous 9Th Marine Regiment. For
several DAYS the commander and his
officers have been in Conference -Uitb
the Shrine authorities and have gone
carefully over the route of march
with their men SO that every man
VIII know the desires of the Shrine
parade committee and viii he
familiar with his own personal task
In the work Of keeping the parade in
proper formation of march and on
Evening star., 1923-06-04
SUNBURY, PA.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
SUNBURY, Pa, June 4.-Walter
Snyder and ]. F. Gaeton, two young
repairmen employed here. have been
placed under $4,000 bail for q hear
ing before Justice Roush. pending an
investigation Of the theft of $1,000
worth OF diamonds from the Cherry
run bungalow of Federal Judge C..
Both young men protest their in
nocence.
Max Jonas has sold his business
building to a business man Of Will
Transport for $7S,500.
Mr.. Jonas has taken title to the
Bassler property at the corner of
4th and Market streets for S155.000.
A valuable diamond scarf pin and
sum of money were taken from the
home of Sigmund Weiss.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
DETROIT, MICH.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
DETROIT, Mich, June 4-Crowds
on Belle Isle were so great Sunday
the police refused to allow any more
people to cross on the bridge. Harry
Smith and Esmond Stiles escaped
badly burned from a summer cottage
at Half Way on the shore of Lake
st. Clair. Both men will live. Sets
Frymier issued a statement indors-
New York on prohibition. Detroit
and Damascus knights Templar have
left for Flint, Mich. conciave.c Will
liam Murray is to be fined at the
Noontide Club for being absent.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
NEW ORLEANS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-S12O00
worth of whisky and a boat have
been seized by custom agents in the
Yankee Bayou.
Labors attitude is threatening the
city building program.
Brunot has taken his seat as su-
preme court justice.
The ten-year-old son of w. A. well
born was drowned in Biloxi.
A force of United States agents is
investigating the mysterious theft of
$4,000 worth of dope from the post
Office building.
Dutch Gardner is on trial again.
The Pelicans beat Little Rock,
6 to 8.
Fight promoter Pilsbury has had
his Hcense revoked
Evening star., 1923-06-04
OKLAHOMA CITY.

Special D'sprtc to The Star
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 4.-George
Wilson took over the reins at A. and
M. College Sunday after the District
Court refused and injunction to J. B.
Eskridge, retiring president, restrain
Wilson from taking office. National
Guardmen accompanied Wilson.
Ira Finley has been elected presi-
dent OF the State Federation of
Labor.
Three-foot rise in North Canadian
river is expected.
DR.. A. Campbell died Saturday,
funeral services will be held today.
State cotton crops condition is 50
per cent of normal
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Feet Only AlLo,Ued
to Stand on During
Parade Tomorrow

III you are going to be one of
the thousands who will stand
along Pennsylvania avenue to-
morrow, bring nothing but
your natural pedestaIs to stand
upon.
Maj. Sullivan, superintendent
OF police, today issued a final
reminder to the public that the
police will not permit the use
OF boxes, barrels, chairs or
other obstructions along the
line of march.
This rule is essential, the
police say, to permit free move
ment OF the crowds along the
sidewalks and to prevent acci.
dents.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
FROM THE MINARET
BY DIXON MERRITT

The wind from the desert In ~
Khamsn,-
Three sweltering days with a sandy din
AND fretted clouds that were shredded thin.
1t shrouded the a dingy
where 1T fell on the fange of the obilisk.
IL powdered the fruit the almond bough,
And the dried-up dervfsh Missed n VOW
That the wind with n plague wns fraught.
The hhnmsn wind from the desert blew ri
but never n trfckIe of rain brought
Borne ON the wings he wind,
Khamsn,
Full five tribes blew in.
The sign each fez a scimetar blade,
And they Quartered their beneath he shade
OF the vine and fig by wells,
And their criers cried, ave herewith beIls-
Oh, they called for comforts beneath the bouSh.
And the dried-up dervish vow
That the wind with n plague fraught.
The khnmsin wind from the desert blew in
And the nomad hosts 1T brought
But the redeemed hosts that the wind
khamSin
From the distant deserts monsooned in
Sacked never shop drew n blade,
But trekked to n compound. dark shade,
And the hundred tribes I'm language, prayed.
A reverend priest in AIIah's name,
Pledged seIim nd Sheik to lift the lame
OF the little children, Aad to FoII,
And to make them glad heal them who'll.
Then the nomads sang meath the bended bouxh,
Adding lifted prayer to solemn VOW
with the love of the Faithful fraught
Twas the fourth twilight, and ind blew in
And the cooling rain 1T brought.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
RAILWAY MEN TO MEET
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch 70 Ths btar.
RICHMOND. Va, June 4.-The an
nual convention of the Railway Ac-
counting Officers Association will be
held here June IL to 15. This or
ganization has members in every
country, even Asia being represented.
e. M. Thomas is in charge of the local
The meetings will be
held In the Jefferson Hotel. =,
Evening star., 1923-06-04
ORDERS MAN EXAMINED.
.iaI pisnatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, June 4.-Judge
Richardson Of the corporation court, has
named two physicians and an expert in
vestigator to. make an examination Of
Joseph Enoch, the man charged with
the murder OF Miss Celia Shevick.
Enoch 10 scheduled to face two felony
charges this week. ..,:,.;,1. q.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
HARTFORD, CONN.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 4.-John
Kalida and wife, bootleggers de luxe,
who have made $4,000 in two years,
today were convicted.
Gov. Templeton 10 expected to order
a probe of the administration at the
state reformatory.
Evening star., 1923-06-04

: The organized labor movement In
Great Britain has experienced a de.
cided slump during the past two or
three years. During that period the
total membership OF the British trade
unions has decreased about l.b0o.oo0..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
"What are ia prolld - nsksd somebodu
/Olivc RobcrEe ENC
THE DUMMIES

How % you Ike Rainbow
iAnsr' asked Mister sky Bow. ihg
faiFy maa who vas taking the
Twins On an advsuturs.
MEX.
~ love IT, sald Nancy.
That's Eoodr' said Mister RSy
~ N pisassd voice. But here
- are N more curious place than
sny ~ hays bssn yet"
VINO lives hsfeY asked MEX.
me Dummies answered Mister
ssy Bew loudly
W. won't they hear your whis.
ptfed Nancy
What's tho difference p, rata Mis-.
-. sky Bow. They're proud Of IT,
nhat are We proud orr asked
,s','h,oody. And lurnina. the Twins
,eh'h crowd of title creatures
~ siinnlng fDollshly
s''nz Dummies" answered The
fairy man.
sure ws err" declared the DUN.
',aF We haven't a Thought IN our
,, hal WAT Do you % atau, your
..''f asked Nancy
s DummieH. VIC never have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

suggestions written hY the minister
far headquarters in Jupan 90 cen
sider AZ was hli that Was required
ln atir TIE Indignation ~ the ooun.
20 and to compel congress to aet
ana awiftB purse America % The
yellow Peril ssiin De- way % her
heart
A. rapidly a. posaibls Walters
Heparatrd this staff from the pei
waite property ~ the minister. and
rose % bic feet ready 60 So. Thsn
he was conscious ~ a nudge ffom
1914. ANA frlt himself siohe with
"a fash that blinded him ihs lights
vrni on end In tho doorway. point.
ING an automatic siood The minister.
mVnaringiY calm and Yindieilys
81 said the minisirf. when
walters threw up his hands. 4 Eesm
GO have sea u ypu drop my prep
erif wont q be easier Tor sou %
hola 2our hands upf
Walters ulsd O. think. bui
ihousht eladsa hlm And where was
nuf
smHlnE eehfidenily the minister
advanced one hand thrtateninE
with The sun. ne oihrr stretched
upt GO sfah the records Thea.
win 90 a snake and as noissless.
un slidst from behind curtain
and iahbsa biz gua against the hack
q the minister
'-rhe tables l. turned. a. shake
srosrr said whispered nm "asisk
can ~ fglsnd. ana-siye me ths
sat-
Aud the minister. no ioaErr calm
IS caatdsni. obsyed
fou1i suffice fer ihs- hs
sfuWied
rhlnk SOP ssia Walters. his via
tripfniaE We'll ven zee"
To him had come the hiE moment.
lie ssN. 80 q were. his hand bold
los the swufd oeer the Jap system
A. calmly a. n be hsi been IN his
pun sQofn. be went 20 the phans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

"A ohi man aipays paaesm
phsa be tries g. ifli a tale. aad
thefa are 80 msny raas a. this
sieFY He's can be 10 otherwise
began Rifh my escape ffum Jait
ana Niih ihs big lasa eaminK 90
Mar, Then came Que tFoablss got.
ing euF msa. Naw. iet me 80
pseSa ! Am.
t-iFaf. thsra vaa tie danags fnas
90 The land 10 the fiasin. which put
ne faps taf8 q panic ara ssnf ths
bees appealing % the sgytfnag
There as aisa tss EaRsfn0fs ssna
ihE far him Then there uas me
sehfsas e Ess ere isns % cell egl
81 saa o. sYntlasts phleh
Nugsd pay thr hass hs9 nfica
Or he trsashsFy. Tbs LAPS wefs
% - ta.1 90 sell ogg. % sign 10
pgl th5 fuash STUFF. ara thh srai
was 90 - band.sg IN Harh Nay
shaf ever hsiarr - taHa weaia
expect % usaks a pFasis This wss
ths work q Use bsss ~ kaoWiaE
thst theFc vuald BE- 60 nnuns faF
ths szEsgs Thsfu Has also ths
sHtali matter = affesunz Yaans
rahaitsfn Ger msftisF. luss 20 at
sfen wsth ben Theirs was Tfaee1
81 Eha Egseguata ssase. sad Ehr
governor laessa - ga sha TARA ~
{snAins' tf0shsf Thsa shrse was
my fsaF thAt Mar wss s6ssnE IN
isssss n aas which I have net narn
tioned esragSs q hsr Interest n
h@ln3 . modern Jean % Arc.
Tuts Jsakias and kas Fn@a were
'ssss Faisinz ftnuhY "a bny she tszsin
l4aa at nat Frsiarsa price 50 kiesly
srvanzss ~ ms tess Thsa there
was saa ia ihinK -tns shinr ~hssh
weas easupsl tbs federal govern
nahat 70 make America = white
fa2ns re1ntFY -athr discovery AaI
se1kars % tbs papefs q fta tasa
reese plot 20 eauaasT Atusrtea 81
military weaeassa ia Whsea sVeFY
Afa9stesa bern amH 5anahsse hoFn
jap WHA q soldier ~ sac srfaY-g has
pkss hae begun years hsfurs. srnd
vaas fhsa ealird peaceful rrnstfzs
lea Tas ihisx was eaaslnE 70 a
hrad. was rfs3aK inFp a gats-a EAis
which uoaid sweep before n every
lacast ~hieh had fastened uros cir
fslT iaaa Ard all TITS without nf
inE slsps~a var wua without
killing
fCsniinura Nondayi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
BLONDES WILL
Be RARE SIGHT
Scientist Says They Must
Wear Glasses

CHICAGO. rsiy ~ The b,oaas.
vita ths large. tab1 hius syss.~ j,
zalns tho way os ths American buf
tslo. Or Harry c paul. ops0ms,fiss.
declared today.
Soon she viii - a rarity IN ths
United States. n abe doea no. wear
Elasaas that screen nus the dcstrue.
Two ultra violet snd lnfrs-rsd rays
o. sunlight. he said
FITS because ef the intense iiEht IN
this latitude. Pigment protects tbs
retiua ~ screening oct destructive
HIGHT rays. and The blonde. with NOT
enough pigment for our intsnse light.
suffers accordingly.
The blonde. pr. Paul pointed out.
comes from northern Europe. where
ths light is much softer than Ia this
country. The brunette hailed origin
ally from southern cllmen. and IN
The United States sha has a distinct
advHuiaEn over hsr faif-hairrti sister.
The only thing that The biuo.ayod
f4ar sdoii can 90 - wear GiaGSeA Or,
Paul continued. ~gha can wear
smoked glasses or a special glass In
vented by sir William Cro0kss. in
ytntor II the X-ray.
but can you imagine a bine.syed
fiapper trying 20 practice her wiies
thru smoked glasss7"
Scientists recommend n daily half
dazsn 20 aid blondes They are.
Roll your eyes.
Look up from your work fire.
queniIy
Give your eyes plenty OK fresh air.
Look AZ green grass flowers and
tho blue Aky.
slt up straight.
Battle tho eyes IN cold water when
tired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Cynthia Greyss
June Bride Would Like 10 Kaow How Much Of
Friend HubbVs Salary She Is Entitled To-CaH
You Help Her ont?
~ CYNTHIA GREY

Hoo much Of mB husbands salary do you think should
receive for h0useh0h erpcHsesf Ne draWs sf75 per month
Signed "A June Bride
The above Il only Of number Of similar queries he
haze reached MP desk this month"; sort Of aftermath
presume. Of The crop Of June brides.
and I'm mighty pleased 10 receive queries Of this nature.
II is proof conclusive that the modern bride IL Hinking-
aud along eoHsfrHetive lines
am going 70 AK c older and more experienced house-
toe 70 help out oH be glad 10 print your letters Of
aduiee 70 these young brides. What ratio Of ne husbands
salary do consider fair for hoehoh expenses also for
spending money for me honiekeeper7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

uH um Anew heU Walters was
fsrnas ana be irisf fs comfort him
81 telling him atot hls uwn fret
fah ant u ibs fsaFa that threat
raea ta hsatiean hlm
"Hat it's iest uks Eeias into AZ.
tion. af pitching s game ~ hall
said Nnl Yea feel iiks lYins
down aua istilax So unin fea SCI
risrtet@fhra fea sa5ef fhe fEht
e 81. fau1l sse~ Ard wsltsm
Ni sse ThsY crept nniaisss,y
towards The house. keeping - wneh
IN whatever shadow there vas ss
p1rsit,s anA fortunately 40 polite
usan saw thsfn
Ths beass Was vefY sfiIt So si1l
thaf SHEA Walters whispered 90
Mn aeklae uhrre hs nisaes % e
fret an cntgence. hs tpiso sounded
.ept
shs warned ugl ~Se whisper
IN asu Aim 90 ppsa ne study
winsiqW Hat no ehsftsrla
Tnsg "a uos wezr ceats. ealy
sweaters. 20 as 90 b. more active
y need sscss. and shs ue& ran
down Walters Hrck and Increased
his shiveFsHg whrA 0iH ErniY In.
SERTED a rssrs ~ steel oF. rsfhsf.
gbat uaa shat the aEigatsa walters
gloezht 10 az snieg us wiatoN.
aud psiea IL epsa. Is sremsa ss Il
the naise masg have besa au.ifais
ia TseamA.
nsi. II u vaa no eaa took cay
nasace o. g. Ia ne aafk walters
was Only eenpeAauR nsN e a flfIa
hand sTasplnE his wFtss ana q hss
own sefambliaE over tha vinagp
ledge ThsR sgF sgaas uslnugss thsg
stood very stu usssziax. ard e.
isnce gave them ssrssxth.
whsa presently nBi Slowed 3
suaaH fiass Hgat fo sEsFch ghs Eieqsa
1s the sts.iY Switching Is ast whsr
g rssssa ca a Big ssfs in tn cor
new alters was fesaaE 30 wnfss
thar ~ haa tsts whsa ~ szw he
first usaqsa ard tha tugxa Euias
tsa bst1fa him 81 saoot
Tnsy ssspees sossir across re
rpogs 70 ths sals. figl knss sawa.
ruhhse hsa fiaxsg sips and griaasa
Thsa. vssy esaslY. Be- essaa q
twln shp enfahln4tien
TO waters ts waa al nks a RAPID
dFsara Hardly raaseseus eg ets
orz shoaEh;s. NJ asoaa ~ sae dark
asa presently. ssiii "a a dream. ne
beard ne 6nor ~ sas safs ezra
Tfsn ~ SAN uHrs aash hxhs 81
piorsnx tas eoefeusa asa yarns 20
tgfs himself what = hasL Mar
had h~sa rfEat. ana ia ehanes q
sha lap returning ths heercmea essk
had xafsd strAightiY. Ths fate u
raany ratbeas has oslsa Aarx ~ a
threas. ard whua g usay D. too
rsnca 20 say thAt us fsts q the
tagtsa states depended uuan WA
ssfr ssnfnE thas baok fstegusa. bis
aeaaesiuas frea Il sn4 mtrs szill
At ppening saFes--it leeSsss t9as
way
Eier ia ths safa we're recsry3s sn
EaEBss. probably because anything
sent e4s b. me minister 10 1ara
nsaa. bad m hsea abs % Use that
language. waas8 havs aroused aes.
piesoa -rscofss * che lHrfusnss apy
system eos5grted bT japan. which
had been 10 effect fsr yeafa. shsss
was = list ~ the splss ard their
NUMBERS. even thrir pay was ~.
corded atonEsifa tfeGr Individual ac.
comp sshrnsuts. ard there vas aiso
The Condensed report of she hossss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

"a. Al nsAs. pni hut We arnf
,.~t anythlax fem thst safe eut
"a uarssa xgu zee. there nlsht
= .a ssrts q thisEa m q. ara q
r,.s sni have 81 ioek ihfa thc
<flnss b haFr1 a. make CERTAIN
- ssss ne fzhs sfuff
an Anxhs4
ar nshf.~ na Re Nsysa :
A, wast uaichinx sffer cracking a
.,ss ass uassht take We vfeHs
.ssr. Bat rs EeinE % incfesas
- r,sk % have sea afsnE. toSh
- va ara me eoutd take an
- essners. ycu kncW ara Y !
vas ssuxhf vVust ssver s1assi
"a yea
~tqi ca asserted walters steat
~ Z nfus'y hFiieve. Ml tnat thr
s,tnrs eSace. h4ppiness and lptr6
rtv ~ ne raited states dsnends
epoa eur cracking that safr. n
~ sst ths papers J hep@ - rei.
eaakrsrs wii ee ecnFel,sd 70 aet
nna ne p~cpss p3n - - damnsd
.es- nat sh-y WI tssv- a ultssn4.
,u-s-esskrr every Jap tsavss thu
eosssry. whegher born hsFe er noi.
a. sl,s var-whsn teev 1uus1 be
shfnuu oas. whatever ne result ef
the srran rszhf away. brea4sa thrfe
sssa1 sula saa9kh % hekt political
r-snaSrs 30 tes eumarr q TAPS IN
tAs earatrY
An hxa1- agreed BIZ Thea
saasxhs's tha rizhts
prstiz.es ven4sr 4 naiurs Il
uss .arssaee4 ~ tha collective
noa4, < - Eaiais % tas werlt
A. any rats. 4 estsn sssEns thsf
wsashsr erasitl1rr isra themselves
e eleak az adventure appropriately
->waRsrs wee seEh EsaenaT sni A.,
pressed ass esiy hss firm bsiirg
fh1f - psissre e his e0sntEY a.
penssd gara hls tuywnE tsrrleF
eoaa hass sissss hn ses. Ana 'hs
Garx. W. aixat rlaTsa 10 - th's
snac4 q - A rasrs seprsssia<
svr=lax eoas4 set hare been lsnas-
lnsa. wassax fsr pss IN tee rnern,
inx whsa - ~as % start ext 20
rases b..
re BASIS q rs minister had
beta lssrE-G saFiy u~f lie vas
generally "a bed ~ ~. aaI sisps
scaz.1lr Tss haeas ssood n ~
ewn xruanss. ssa ,hero was 40 Sex.
Eat thsrs wers 10 trees. anG zyane
slsaeetax towards tls Eslsse zpsla
- ia fzli vtww q fha street INT
Waters fsis thar tha wzs H4Ils
kgsiassE. ash tsst Il was "a use
his wu~rTtnE about Tee this
fsasa 10 hrtnx rsgssess. ara hs Esss
BsB ssvsrai btseks fFcrs tsse hagxe
q re Eifzistsr with raoss % ia
s5srxy bsizx srvossa 90 pTevrrt
rs testh eAatt<rsax--aa4 aos freFn
cod 7; was verse than E1inx over
sss TO-, because essp IN Esoss rasn
= a greater FEAR q losing hanor
tAan q isssax Nfs One must b.
eoH1s ssfhsT very Desperate tr vrrY
kzrsis5ss % ~ abr % fsrs arrest
wishcu. nsFrtb5s gsslisE ~ ssrp.
SEATED fssr-ana waters vas nsith.
Ter oriT his courage ard fsIfa in
shs t2ssics q hss causs-svsr 4 x
wzs loax chance ksps ban from
backing Get az ths taHs rucurat.
Sos 70 BW Barxiiax Wa his
eusizsss ard be faced arrest In
rzzeh ne sarzsa mood tn which
Spectator fscss ths less 81 The Tor.
t11s hs has ted % "a sfeeks--hs
~ ros vast % ose bot 4 Re I'D
Z rzz - Csc fasssnx sho1t T.
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any" oua of them answsrsd.
what Do you % about your
nannsraT' asked Nick
'BsinE Dummies. we're no, sx'
pscted 20 have any" answered an
other.
"wha, 10 you % about your
work. asked Slek
"BsinR Dummies. We can't Do
any" said third
but h0w can you keep your
friends " you don't DO anything
and don't know anything u was
NancY'u turn % inquire.
'B1ing Dummies. so haven't any
friends" they answered.
"But how can you be 70 happy "
sou haven't any frisrd87"
Just bocaugs we're Dummies"
thry shouted
wei. ia hate 70 ~ Dummy
Sick couldn't haip saying
That's iust because you aren't
one they declared. m you we're a
Dummy you'd lows a."
Come along" sald Mister Sky
Bow. zone thing about tho DUN.
mics they're happy about nothing
"a allg'
ITO iie Continued
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"The Sun
Stops Rising
BY S. B. II. HURST
SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS

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FATHERS orD wr,KNEss

80 yea tssra me spssk =, To
asnner last nlshtr~
Yes. { vas 20 "a re gallery
~wtst al pa islaN u M
speech
ron. i, reminded ras ever 90 nsch
~ ihs time yna we're counting ms.
Henry
~nsallYf fsew sof'
WHY. I shouEhi you never would
eons 70 the pslnsT'-r anksss Bates
man.
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In spite OF tho popularity of fig
urod and printed fabrics. mid.sum-
mer brings tho all-whi,e costume ms
II always does.
4 white skirt and white blouse
perhaps a white hat and white shoes
~ we'll
Tho skirt will be pleated this SRA.
ron and probably OF crepe DC chino
II It's too hot for flannel
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A year Later came NlfsiHia Lspis
Ma Lewis daughter. Nfa po~tY's
granddaughter. and aiFA Heiisssss'a
Ersat-EFangsAaKhisS.
virginia u ihfrs yssrs ed nor
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isepss % tsseus = great EfsAt-sraf,9
neither
And ~ hes % real ripe old
aET. % e.. ~ shsffstguts. abe ssYs.
hops faiis. -f@Fhaps ~ becesaa q
sfea,. great. great sFansmofhsf. Zoe