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Evening star., 1925-12-02

Charles Graves Matthews, Mrs. Ed
ward Meigs. Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mrs.
wallace Neff. Mrs. Chauncey Parker
Mrs. Paul Pearsall Mrs. Edwin s.
Fuller. Mrs. David Reed. Mrs. Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson. Mrs. c. r. p.
Rodgers, Miss H. L. Sargent, Mrs. Ed
ward j. Stellwagen. Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Alfred p. Thom,
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. Hugh
{. Wallace, Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs.
Hugh Webster. Mrs. Henry White
MRS. Walter Wilcox. Mrs. Clarence &.
Williams. Mrs. Clarence Wilson. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Cha ries
Woodruff and Mrs. X. V. II. Wylie.
Patrons for the Cleveland Symphony
Orchestra concert, which will he given
in the Washington Auditorium Mon
day. under the auspices OF the
PeSgy Albion Concert Bureau. are Mrs
Herbert Hoover. Mrs. William Hamil-
ton Bayly. Mrs. +. Lammot ReIin.
Miss Mabel Roardman, Representa-.
tive Theodore F.. Burton. Mrs. Cal
deron Carlisle; Mrs. George Eustis
Corcoran. Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mrs
FRANKLIN II. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
EnEel. Mrs. Joseph Grew. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. Den.
nen jennings, Mrs. Frederic A. Keep.
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs Brecken-
ridge Long. Miss Jessie c. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parmelee. Mr..
and Mrs. John Pelenyi. Mrs Theodore
Douglas Robinson, the Misses Sedgley,
Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell, Mrs. Law.
renee Townsend. Mrs. James W.
Wadsworth. jr.. Mrs. Orme Wilson.
1r., Mrs. David l.. Wing, Mrs. Robert
Holllster Chapman, Miss Laura Har-
ian. Miss Margaret n. Johnson, Mr..
ana MRS. Charles A. Mooney. Mrs.
duncan Phillips. Mrs. Walter X.
iuckerman and Mrs. Henry White
Mrs. Henry Fitch has taken n box
FOR the approaching Russian ballet
concert in aid of Mrs. Mark Rri.tols
Evening star., 1925-12-02

dnerent states. Mrs. Cook wore a
gown OF black lace over embroidered
satin. The stately beauty of this build
Ing has lent charm to a number of
large social functions during the ad-
ministration of Mrs. Cook.
There Will ne some striking features
OF the reception and dance To he given
by the Milton Swimming and Life
Saving Club at the Hotel Harrington
Friday evening ut 9 o'clock. which is
the first public function by that or
Eanization. The program will include
specia tiles in dancing by young profes-
stonsl members Of the club; Miss
Myrtle Thornburg in acrobatic dances
and the Charleston; Miss Isabelle En-
Vim in interpretative dances. and
Misses Anita and Francina Couniha n
in specially dances.
The following officers of the club
viii he in the receiving line: Mrs. Sam
uel Burleigh Milton. founder and presi-
dent; Miss Mildred Garland. Mrs.
Rachel Manders. Miss Mayselle Sey-
mour. Miss Dorothy Rudd, Miss Annie
Harper. Miss Gladys Pinching. Miss
Gertrude D'Andelet. Miss Helen Ed
wards. Miss Margaret Entenmann.
Miss Margaret FitZgibbons and Miss
Eerenice F'reedley.
Assisting the Young officers of the
club will be some of the Red Cross
officials and their wives, Gen. and
Mrs. George :. Barnett, Commodore
". r.. Lonsfellow. Mr.. NJ. h. Reckord,
Mr. II. r. EnlowS. Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes. Mrs. Robert kenna Williams
and Mrs Stanley n. Van Brunt.
The young ladies floor committee
will he Miss Erma ID Andelet, chair
man: Miss Mildred Connick, Miss
Margaret Oulahan, Miss Margaret Nc
GaUley Miss Doris Diepgen. Miss
Erma Bitter. Miss Mary Dugan. Miss
Doris Shaffel. Miss Belle Rennett. :.
Miss Ida Major. The young men 5
n"or committee will he in charge of
Edwin Lewis. assisted by Leonard
West and Albert Powers. The dance
will he given for the benefit OF
clubhouse fund. 10 provide suitable
quarters for the clubs activities In
zavine human life in the bay waters
II Chesapeake Beach. Md.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Yale, 1902 The cast Is unique In
that it calls for II man and but one
girl.
The annual dance given by students
of the National University Will be
held Saturday night at the Washing
ton Hotel. Andrew Herlitz and John
H. Essler are in charge. Music Will
be furnished by the Carolinians.
Patrons and patronesses will he
Judge and Mrs. Charles II. Robb,
Prof and Mrs. Turin e. Boone. Prof.
and Mrs. Godfrey l.. Munter. Dr. and
Mrs. Albert n. Putney, Judge and
Mrs. Milton Stra ssburger and Mr.. and
Mrs Conrad l.. Syme.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Veteran Held for Desertion.

ALEXANDRIA, La, December .
w. II. Milliken, arrested at the United
States Veterans Hospital near here
on n charge of wife and children de-
sertion, Is being held for De Funiak
Springs. Fla, authorities. A requisi
tion for his removal to Florida has
been honored by Gov. Henry l..
Fuqua. Milliken was patient at the
hospital
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Gorden Phelps Merriam Of Lexins-
ton, Mass. The wedding will take
place in June.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Robert l..
Owen have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter.
They have with them their little
gra ndson, Owen Hawkins.
Mrs. Fal de Saint Phalle of New
York City is guest at the Mayfiower.
accompanied by Miss Agnes G. Dur
yee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Hartman Will he
''at home" this afternoon from 10
O'Clock AT their residence, 1902 Eight.
eenth street.
Representative and Mrs. John ..
Tilson, Representative and Mrs. +.
Hart Fenn of Connecticut and Miss
Louise Gray Zabriskie of New York
will receive with them.
Those assisting are Mrs. Edwin
Terry Sanford. Mrs. Harlan F'iske
Stone. Mrs. Edmund Plat. Mrs. VII
liam Mather Lewis. Mrs. Hanson T..
Ely. Mrs. Henry T. Allen, jr.; Mrs.
| Frank Dunn Berrien. Mrs. Frank j.
Wagner and Mrs. Joseph Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noske of the
NdIldNnd returned tOudN ITOHl Nc"
York. where they attended the Army
Navy game.
Annual Animal Rescue
League Card Party.
The Washington Animal Rescue
League will give its annual bridge
and NAH yjong party on Wedne sday
afternoon, December Q. at the Wash
incton Club from $50 to + O'Clock.
The patronesses for this popular so
ciety event are:
Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs. Dawes. Miss
Mellon. Mrs. Dwight Davis. Mrs. Cur
tis Wilbur. Mrs. New. Mrs. Jardine.
Sonora Riano, Nine. Peter, Mrs. Cop
ley Amory. Mrs Samuel r. Ansell
Mrs. Frank Scott Appleman, Mrs.
Anne Archbold. Mrs. Bayard. Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard. Mrs. Truxtun
Reale. Mrs. Charles J. BELL. Mrs.
Frank y. Berrien. Mrs William Muir
ray Black. Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair. Miss Elizabeth r:
Rliss. Mrs. Delos Rlodgett, Mrs. w.
!. Boardmsn, Mrs. Theodore Y. Boyn-
ton. Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs.
W. F. Brownson Mrs. William Ken
nedy Butler. Mrs. Porter Chandler
Mrs Clifford Corbin. Mrs. Gordon
Cumming. Mrs. Henry +. Dimock
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Nine. Ekenkren,
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis, Mrs. Hayne Ellis, Miss Helen
Ernst, Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis.
Mrs David Du Bose Gaillard.
Mrs David st. Pierre Gaillard. Mrs
Guy D. Goff, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant. Mrs. Cary Grayson, Mrs.
Chandler Hale Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper. Mrs
Rideely Hunt, Mrs. Walter =.
Hutchins. Mrs. Thomas Bronson
Jewell. Mrs. Rudolph kauffma mn. Mrs.
Henry Leonard, Mrs. F.. B. McCagg,
Mrs Garrison McClintock Mrs.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Samuel Moon Dies.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf Decem-
her P).-Samuel Moon, wealthy
Pittsburgh manufs cturer, died here
last night following an operation. He
was 81 years old.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Washington society was present in
gcodly numbers today at the bridge
breakfast at the Mayhower in aid
Of the House of Mercy. fS' which
Nine. Ekengren is chairman Of ar
rangements.
The boxes were filled with prominent
women keenly interested in the sue
cess of this benefit and the construc-
tive work it represents in the com
munity at large.
Among those present were Sonora
de Sanchez Latour, Mrs. Simopoulos,
Mrs Edward T. Sanford, Mrs. Willis
Van Devanter Mrs. George Marye.
Mrs Henry r. Brown, Mrs. Charles
Matthews. Mrs. William G. Gorgas.
Mrs David du ROis Gaillard. Mrs.
George &. Thorpe. Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. De Noon Of california. Mrs. A.
Rlair Thaw. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett.
Mrs. 0'Rrien. Mrs. William Alden
Smith. Mrs. De Witt dge. Mrs.
Gist Blair. Mrs. Breckinridge Long,
Mrs. Henry Fitch. Mrs. Herbert Slo-
cum. Mrs. Thomas Wood. Mrs. Louis
agill Miss Julia Strong. Mrs. Rob
ert Hinckley. Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh.
Miss Schenck. Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar Mrs. John Allen Dougherty,
Mrs. Howard Sutherland, Mrs. Charles
r. Howry. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs.
Arthur OBrien. Mrs. Reginald Mich
olson. Mrs. Thomas Lockwood, Mrs.
Joseph Strauss. Mrs. 3. l.. Hardin.
Mrs. William Strong, Mrs. Richard
Tyler. Mrs. Beale r. Howard, Mrs.
Ryter of New York. Mrs. Wilbur j.
Carr. Mrs. Paul FitzSimmons, Mrs.
Herbert Pearce, Mrs. Horace Lurton,
Mrs. Medoram era rawford Mrs. Nor
man Williams, Gen. Wilder and Miss
BOYD.
Col. and Mrs. J. Weston Myers of
New York are in Washington at the
Powhatan, where they plan TO re-
main a week.
Mrs. +. Winston Holt entertained
at n bridge luncheon today at the
Washington Club.
Mrs. SCHUYLER coe Brandt of Chevy
Chase announces the engagement of
her daughter. Eunice Wilbur. 10 Mr..
Evening star., 1925-12-02
THE BACHELOR APARTMENTS"
1887 STREET NV.
ffot II -
UNDER NEW

Two rooms and bath: under new manage
ment hotel service $4,000 To $1,000 = |
month. For gentlemen who want comfort |
and privacy Phone Main 1879. !
Evening star., 1925-12-02
GRILL

Ground Fioor-1sth and Columbia Rd.
Special SUNDAY Turkey sggsrh Dinner, n
White Seryiee-Freneh COOKING
Columbia 0693
Evening star., 1925-12-02
SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Eighth PageD

different states. Mrs. Cook wore A
gown OF black lace over embroidered
satin. The stately beauty of this build.
ing has lent charm to a number Of
lsrge social functions during the ad-
ministration of Mrs. Cook
Evening star., 1925-12-02

The inter-fraternity prom of
Georgetown University will he con
Quoted al Rauscher's, Friday from 10
p m. until am.
The prom is considered one Of the
most important affairs of the school
wear and promises to be very sue
cessful. Many members of the diplo-
matte corps have promised TO attend
ard assist for the success of the
affair.
The patrons and patronesSes are as
fellows: The Minister of Esthonia and
Nine. Pip. the counselor Of the Cuban
embassy and Sonora de Padro. Herr
Emil Wiehl. first secretary of the
German embassy: Mr.. Conrado TRAY
erso. secretary of the Argentine en-
baSsy: DR.. Farag Nikhail Moussa
third secretary OF the Egyptian lega
ticn; Lieut.. and Mrs. Jean j. Labat,
Mir. Andrei Popovici, attache 10 the
Rumania legation, and Or. and Mrs.
W r. Hoofnagle. DIR. and Mrs. G.. r.
Ellis Mr.. and Mrs. George f.. Hamil-
ton. Mr.. Hugh !. Fecan. DR.. and Mrs.
w iliam +. Notz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas n. Healy and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce I. Warning.
The committee in charge includes
Nr. Jacob ReCk, chairman. Mr.. Paul
n Coughlin. Mr.. Sylvan DANA nsky.
Mr.. Esmonde Kearney and Mr..
Michael Strauss.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Mrs. Fal de Saint Phalle of New
York City is guest at the Mayhower.
accompanied by Miss Agnes G. Dur
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
Potash and Perlmutter Discuss
A Feu Ideas About Football

was the emperor of Sweden yunderstand will foot
baer ninety cent mark for answering the emperor part
right, and forget about Sweden"
"At that Mawrus professor probably figures that while
he himself college, familiar with the
said foobaer if he is good at all,
sure to be anyhow vice president Of big New YORK or
sober up to interview the Boa1i of Directors.
STARTING AT THE BOTTOM.
fact Mawruss, of the biggest bankers have
jumpers long distance boat when they college,
Of they gadgawated from college five
secretary with practically nobody get
ting salary than he did, except clerical force of seven
for te of twenty-five years after leaving the public
school"
"Then only goes to show how important it is that
father should how his applies himself to his football
when the young Teller away college, Morris declared "a
Teller his home fer the first time understand
and without his father injuries what he is DONG yunderstan
straw away the right PATH Abe and the first
thing resorts to such company the
he addicted to such noises as comic sections
when all he should ought to know be successful banker is at
the most, comic sections. .,. -.
you hear about get off in the prime of
their salaries by something which they laid the foundations for
tackled heavy footbaers Of the opposite and while
may little discomfort the time nothing really serious
develops till he is getting syenyve thousand dollars year
president the Agonour Savings company So
FORE Mawrs college footbaer should neglect the
smallest injury because what might only cause two minutes
stand years might lay him in hospital for six
months right middle Of big railroad merger and perhaps
postpone indefinitely wpng of the savings of several
thousand lfeimes"
don't suppose that the trustees Yale Harvard
rules for 19251926 Fall and Winter Football Season. Morris
obseryed.
number football players themselves, and what they
don't know about football amt worth much"
MAYBE amt" Morris concluded but probably It's worth
much q what they know about finance"
Copyright 1925 By The Bell Syndicate, Incl
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MONTAGUE GLASS:

SsT SEE William Stribling medium or early fall and
weight champion of the world or anyhow cambridge
marked the other day. and his going him play
football college on account Young Teller could
get injured for life from playing football"
Sand what could get fighting prize ghts?' Morris
Perlmutter inquired. Hay fever?"
"Wel if had choice going either one Of them
businesses without accident insurance. Abe declared 81 would
be footbaer rather than prizegte fight
ing Mawrus the people who fixed the rules recognized that
certain parts OF the bodies have enough injuries take
of from surgeons who shopping gastone stomach
specialists which want snatch your appendix
you can lay the pain directly TO eating much welsh rabbit
night before and will probably again eat
welsh rabbit the next time"
But can't expect that surgeon going to allow him
self to be done out Of fifteen hundred dollar operation
such popular priced explanation fftycent welsh rabbit"
81 know it." Abe replied "and that's why say that football
is dangerous prize fighting, who fix up
the rules football don't take into consideration that so
later that college student is going to need every internal
organ he has got fer operation purposes and they one
fcotbar to njure another foOtbae in any part body
which can be reached with the fists The conse-
is Mawrus that game of football can do more 10
footbsr ne has hard luck than he has bad and gets
ing in Vienna and therefore believes in letting nothing remain
forceps and couple rubber gloves"
FOOTBALL MATHEMATICS
We'll young fee nowadays have got have something TO
show that they've been through college it's only float
ing dney motifs said because it's really truly the in
tenal injuries which signifies college education nowadsy and
not the attened the which used at one
time 70 be considered the equivalence and gown
especially when in the football But since the in
venton of the automobile the of prohibition and
arguments with traffic stops Abe nobody
could tell from looking young external Injuries ety
ne is college student roadhOrse waiter bookeeper
Nor from his conversation neither" Abe remarked
well Of course football don't add nothing students
conversation Morris continued con account of all football
Transactions being numbers instead Of language
sss e football where mmerglicks eldest SON
kodek lmmergs played forward or backward or sometime
cut for being dumb in mathematics mystery to me Abe
All the afternoon the captain Of his football was
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they nabbed forgot separate the Garbage from the
Ashes"
Two Hours passed The Gipins trying to sleep and
Eugene weeping silently 1t the Latter who aroused
his Companions.
Look! he said, "a Woman"
Sure enough the Guards dragging down the Stone
Stairway meteorological Young Woman whose Hair would
have been hanging down her back in Confusion except that
had been Bodied.
Il didn't r! she shrieked Il was looking the Other
Way"
Tell that to the Judge replied the Turnkey and pushed
her into the Cell.
She the Men back in the Seni-Darness and shrank
from them in Terror.
Fear not" said Kngsbury Gpn. Eve Enemies OF
Society, but we do not harm defenseless Girls
Father"
"Leonorap
1t the Only Daughter of Kngsbury Glpin recently
returned from Finishing School the State Road leading
Sight Hand up, she made Left Hand Turn whereas she
should have waited for Blue Light and Left Hand Signal
and then gone Straight Ahead.
When she had concluded her Father convused with
Grief.
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81 blame myself much blame you he said brokeny
Il heard all of those Stories about Finishing Schools but
wouldn't believe them.
1t must have been along toward D. M when Mr. CiIpin
aroused from uneasy Slumber by Leonora wills
pered to him: Father, are you strong? Are you brave''
= "Who do YOU think is here?"
"The Pastor of the First Church,
mo, Anthony"
A TERRIBLE NIGHT
my little Boys My pratting, laughing, innocent An
thony?"
eyes that He lying on the Floor over by the Doorway
They used the Militia to bring him in"
from New York to Boston.
After she had claimed down she told her Story 1t seemed
that Green Light showing and the Traffic Cop had his
After they had recovered from the first Shock they dis
cussed among Themselves whether Mr. Gpn should put
Plea of Insanity have the Chamber of Commerce the
Roarians and other Organizations Committee call
the Governor and ask for a Pardon
1t seemed that Ages had passed and then the Guard brought
them Water and Dry Bread In Hotels and Restaurants
often happens that Patrons are compelled to eat heavy and
ndgesbe Bread fresh from the Bakery but the Inmates of
Penal Institutions always got Dry.
Eugene Wellington had rolled his Coat and put under
Anhonys head and the Boy was moaning pfuy All OF the
Others silently crouched about immersed in melancholy
Reflections. Finally there Silence.
"He sleeps" whispered Eugene.
ut is we'll, said Kingsbury Gpn, softly "for it will be-
'N' ' affush" What was thata"
81 heard naught.
Prison Gates. Another Soul is doomed to Torture"
All of them listened They heard the Mufed Curses the
dull Resonance OF Steel against Steel and Words OF hash
Command
Then Scream 1t was the historical Cry of Woman
in Agony
"Ruffiansw exclaimed Mr. Gipin. "They send weak
Woman Living Death and gloa over her sufferings
He prang his Feet and shook the massive Bars with the
Fury of Mailman
"Brutes! Cowards!' he shouted
Anthony awoke and began to Sob with Fear
1t dirty Layout, all around matter what You say.
Two Guards staggered the Doorway They dragged be-
tween them Woman. She had tainted.
I'm with her." cried one burly Attendant hoarsely.
The Door opened and the Keeling Woman fell into the Arms
of Kingsbury Glpn
Tenderly he lifted the stray Locks conceaing her Face
my Wife!" he shreked
1t is the Reader has surmised The Prisoner
Mrs. Glpn.
'Whee II" she asked family she opened her Eyes
"Here with your Husband, and Wifred and Leonora and
Anthony and Also Eugene Wellington, the Hired Man"
1T all comes back now, she said week voice 81
would have complied the first Request but the Woman who
made the Complaint had been using Henna and Gold in
her Teeth and wouldn't let that Hssy away with Anything
The Thing remember, was in the Blue Wagon"
What all about, Honey" asked Mr.. Gpn, endery
Gust told YOU at the Movies and failed TO
my Lid"
MORAL:-Those who have not yet got it may do
at any Moment.
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Il know It," Abe Replied "And That's Say Football
More Dangerous As Prize Fighting
keep with his studies and get good declared
otherwise he couldn't play the team more"
WELL he has anyhow get good marks" Morris agreed
but on the other hand Abe if professor has respect for
his fifteen hundred dollar job understand me- and the
captain of the football team the day before the biggest Of
the that Zero who fdded when Rome down.
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seemingly giving him examples in addition Just fast he
could say he calling OUT 29, 18, AZ, 49, and before
could remember enough of the first column the
would them again with another example of four
numbers"
"But understand it, MaWruss college footbar has to
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MASTER Cd
1t was Eugene Wellington, the Hired Man.
You here, Eugene?"
Eyes, Master-I!'
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WHEN GIRLS LEAVE HOME

Speak mani Be brave. 1t may relieve you to Confess"
They've had Spoilers at work since spring and at last
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able Of the Criminal Gang and What Happened to It

)NCE upon Time Business Man Named Kingsbury
j Gpn was riding on top of Bus, 1t bright
snappy Day. with early Harbinger of Frost in the ali
and Mr. Gipn had large Order so he feeling op-hgf
and Aces happened that there seated alongside OF Mr.
Gpin Bird of stern Countenance who didn't look if he
had Smile left in Stock Mr. Gpn thought he would try
to cheer the ugubros Individual by Chatting with him pleas
snty in regard to the Weather.
"s swell Day. amt it,? asked Mr.. Gipin, he turned
and faced the Stranger.
"Aha Just as expected exclaimed the Party thus ad
dressed you have Lcker your Breath You have been
defying the Constitution Bylaws. Special Officer
assigned the Department of Shifting Come with ne
Nothing has passed my Lips today except Cherry Phos
phate" protested Mr. Gipin. "What you smell is Special
Preparation which my Hair 1t contains Percentage
Of Alcohol"
81 never knew Violator who didn't try pull Abb"
said the Enforcement Officer Furthermore you have ack
nowledged your Guilt by owning up Possession This the
most important Capture have made in Weeks"
"Now happened that while Mr. Gpin being taken
the Hoosegow, his elder Son named Wifred only
Blocks away with Brief Case under his He taking
of Contracts Lawyer have few Jokers in
serted. He started to Whistle and Cinder blew into his
Mouth.
Perhaps it judgment from Heaven
CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK
He spat it out. There is no Law against Whistlng
Public Highway but any kind of Splitting Cnder Gin
DER is just the same robbing the Ice Box Orphan
Asylum.
Wilfred felt pair of Strong Hands gripping his Wind
Pipe.
ARREST this Man, shouted one of those Byanders who is
always asking to have arrested
Then policeman ponderousy and struck Wilfred
the Head with his Club after which he inquired the
Facts the Case As several excited Spectators peced together
all the Details of the Outrage the Mob which had collected be-
came uneasy and then turbulent
Hang him Hang him !" shouted the furious Citizens.
No exclaimed the Policeman fighting back the Crowd
"His Life belongs to me-"
Within few minutes after Kngsbury Glpn had been.
chuced into dark suberranean Cavern reserved for the
hardened type Of Offenders the Steel Door changed again and
into the dank and suffocGng Gloom another Prisoner
hurled with great Force by the rough Attendants
Mr. Gilpin crawled to wipe the Blood from the
happy Wretch and recognized-his Son.
To what do you attribute your DOWNFALL? asked Wred
of his Father
LAX Discipline and objectionable Negligence on the Part
of my parents replied Mr.. Gipin.
Same here said Wilfred
Just then they heard the Chains dragging again Key
turned in the cumbersome Lock- The bobbng Light of Can
die showed the Skeleton Bars in painful distincness.
A stumbling football and dark Figure thrust into
the Dungeon The Newcomer felt his way along the Wall and
came Face to Face with Mr. Gpin The peered at
each other.
Eugene
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-05-07

Last Sunday three Finnish chill dren found a small boat on the beach near the mouth of Larson creek and decided to navitate it back to Douglas They were well out in the channel when seen and MMike Gayril decided to go to their rescue in his gas oat He flrived just in time, as the old boat was al- most filled with water and would have been entirely full in less than ten minutes more The children were preparing to jump overheard when Mike called to them to stay with the leaky old craft until he reached them.-Douglas Island News item in Stroller's Weekly.