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Evening star., 1928-02-08
BEATEN WITH CANE,
SAYS EX-SECRETARY
Former D. c. Woman Says She Re.
turned to Millionaire on
Promise of Riches.

By the Associated ;'ress
LOS ANGELES. February 8.-Five
times Mrs. Isobel Klein. former Wash
ington, D. c.. attorney. left the employ
Of E. G. Wheeler. 77-year-old Nevada
millionaire. only to return again as
his secretary for life" she testified yes
terday in her suit for s270.000 against
Wheeler.
In her action. a counter suit to one
filed BY Wheeler TO recover S25 900 on
promisSory notes. she declares she left
her law practice to become his perma-
nent secretary when he promised her
a mansion. fine automobiles. 100000 in
stocks and the greater part of his for
tune on his death
Sometimes when Wheeler would get
drunk and beat me with his cane felt
I couldn't stand It any longer" she
testified. Il left him five times telling
him that the agreement was of. Then
he would write me pitiful letters. say
ing he couldn't do without me and I
would 60 back to him"
Evening star., 1928-02-08
BAND CONCERT.
TONIGHT

BY the United States Marine Band
Orchestra a. the Marine Barracks az
sis o'clock. Taylor BranSon leader:
March, Entrance OF the Bojars."
HalvorSsa
Overture, "Carneval Ronain". Berhol
Characteristic. japanese Patrol
ScharcAu
xylcphone solos
tal "iiebeSfreud" d"...,....,. kreis.er
tbl Morris Dance" from "Hen.y
VIII, I,.,......,..... German
Grand scenes troni Der EoSenkas-
alier" r"...... Richard Strauss
ta> Prayer ......,,. Cesar ETanck
10, The Flight Of the B9innle Ree."
from the opera The Legend ~
rSar Saltan" EiiNSSS- NcsSaNow
Suite crientale, "Saeyicn" ,....-,, Ellie
Marines HYMN, The Halls NJ
Mcatrzssnta
The Star Spans.sd Banner"
Evening star., 1928-02-08
WOMAN SHOPPERS LURED
BY AUTOS AND MOVIES
President of National Retailers As
sociation in Address Notes Dimin-
ished Volume Of Trade.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. February 8.--Automo-
bilcs and motion pictures are Turing
woman shoppers away from the depart
ment stores. Ralph G. Hudson. president
OF soe National Retail Dry Goods AsSo-
Gle ton. said yesterday at the organiza-
tiore annual convention
Women are no longer spending all
their money on clothes In department
stores." Mr.. Hudson of O'Neill s; Co.
Baltimore. continued.
Carlos B Clark OF the J. l. Hudson
Co. Detroit. chairman OF the associa-
tion's tax committee. outlined the stand
OF the organization for simplflcation OF
the Federal income tax system.
Directors elected today were r. B
Guthrie, Padtcah. Ky; Edwin +. MAN.
del, Chicago. Marshall Hale, San Fran
cisco; Ralph C. Hudson. Baltimore. Md
and Frederick A. Ayres. Indianapolis.
Ind.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
GERMANY IN PROTEST
OF EDITH CAVELL FILM
Government Resents Showing of
Motion Picture Representing Ex-
execution of English Nurse.

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN, February S-The German
government Is making protests against
the showing OF a motion picture built
on the career and execution OF the Eng
iish nurse Edith Cavell
,-he foreign Office today issued this
statement:
The German Ambassador at London
and the German Minister at Brussels
are making all efforts TO prevent the
Nurse Cavcll film being shown to the
public. their standpoint being such a
film can only revive painful memories
and embitter relations between the
countries
The film version OF Edith Cavell's
execution differs from the German off,
cial account. The ofIicial account con-
tains nothing about a German officer
in Belgium having shot her 10 death
with his revolver or about a German
soldier In the firing squad having re-
fused to obey the order to FIRE
Evening star., 1928-02-08
COMMITTEE TO BACK BILL
FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
u. 8. Bar Association Takes Action
In Favor Of Horizontal In
crease In Compensation.

The appointment Of special COM
mittee To confer with the several COM
mittecs Of Congress on the Welsh bill.
which provides horizontal increase
OF compensation TO all employees. In
cluding attorneys. In the classified civil
service. was made last night by Maj.
Charles William Freeman, president OF
the Federal Bar Association. following
mass meeting Of attorneys held un-
der the auspices OF the association at
the Interior Department Auditorium
The following were annqunced a.
members: William X. Valance. De-
pnrtment of STATE. James A. Wetmore.
Treasury Department; Pickens Neagle.
Navy Department. Edwin A, Mess. Post
Once Department; David d. Caldwell
Department Of Justice. George A War
fen. Department of the Interior, r. g.
Eaggafly. Federal Trade Commission:
Charles w keedham. Interstate Com
merce Commission. Ralph q. Cornell.
General Accounting Once. and Thorn
AZ O. EggIestOn. United States Vet
Grams Bureau.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
MEDIEVAL GUILD TRACED.
-"'gih and Organization Discussed
by DIR, Il. A. Pace.

Inc origin and organization Of the
medieval guilds" was traced and their
similarity to tn, university, especially IN
the gfadati0n Of guildsmen an npprrn-
ti1eh, Joirnrymen and naatera, was on -
plhined by Right Itev. T., A. Pace, vice
rector, Catholic University OF America.
~ ia lecture At The knIghia OF colum,
bus Evening School last night. Ia which
ne pointed out that the guilds had s.lg.
Etsten The series Ut academic degrees
from bachelor 10 doctor.
Dr race emphasized IN particular the
spiflt oi fellowship and good viii which,
animated the members, aud ulsn uo,nted
out the Significance Of the merchant
guilds and ihOae 0f arth and crafts.
Df. Pace viii lecture ON Education
In Tie Middle Ages" next Tuescuy nisht
at O'Clock nj tlie Knights Of Columbus
Evening School
Evening star., 1928-02-08
CAPITAL MENFREE
IN LIQUOR TRIAL
Florida Judge Directs Verdict
for 19 Men Charged With
Conspiracy.

by tns AsSDft3le0 PFess.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, February g.
A directed verdict from the court, sug-
gested by Government counsel, today
freed 10 men on trial in Federal Court
since Monday on charges Of conspiring
to smuggle whisky into Washington
from Jacksonville by railroad.
story purporting TO reveal how rum
was smuggled into the hands Of United
States Senator's. Representatives and
high Government officials vas unfolded
from the witEess stand yesterday In the
rial
The story OF rum smuggling was told
by John J. Hickey, former New York
Dootiegger. who since has become pro-
hibition department informer. Hickey
was not asked to name any Of the high
government officials. who, ne said. had
oeen the ultimate consumers OF Ihuor,
smuggied into Jacksonville and ship
peo 70 Washington by conductors. por-
ters and runners. He was On the stand
three hours.
The transactions in which Hickey
salo ne inquired occurred over a period
OF Two years, prior TO February. 1925.
"nen indictments naming 80 men were
returned by a Federal grand Jury.
The osfendants include Joshua Spr.n-
kie former Washington police lieuten-
ant; William Haller. former Way.1ing-
ton policeman; P. II BartIeman and
Charles Marshall. former United States
deputy marshals. and others.
Under croSs-eXamination Hickey told
OF sales" OF liquor TO men in hign
political and public life in the Ma.
tional Capital. 1t was not indicated
that the names would be brought out
at the trial.
The principal point sought in Ques-
tioning Hickey was to establish the orr
gin and disposition Of the liquor.
Hickey testified that ne did not
know what disposition had been made
OF indictments returned against him
several years ago
Hickey named II. y. McDonough. one
OF the defendants, as a local man who
had procured quantity of liquor and
sold 1t to an undercover agent. who
posed as liquor buyer. Hickey was
lin" on that deal, ne said. and traced
the liquor to Washington.
Freed by the verdict were the follow
ing men: w. B. Benedict. Sprinkle, Hal
Ter. P. H. Bartleman, Charles Marshal
r. N. McDonough. John z. Kennedy.
Marshall L. Brown. w. NJ. Masters, G.
w. Keyes. James Hunter and Joseph
Boudwin, ST. Washington: G. F. Cobb.
Wallace Barsdale. Claude Mcneil
Bromley Hunter. Emil Krauss, Martin
Williams and B Kirkland.
Evening star., 1928-02-08

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February ga month
ago the Salvation Army threw out its
dragnet over Greenwich Village, seek
ing the "devotees of the pagan Psyche. "
as II announced at the time. They sent
their troops into every low batik shop,
studio and attic In the village-and
they didn't dredge up single pagan.
Today officers OF the army report
that Greenwich Village. long the
symbol Of sophisticated Wickedness. Is
one Of the most conventional and we'll
behaved sections OF New York. They
found that Beelzebub had moved his
headquarters farther up town.
They thought they had trapped one
real pagan. writing free verse In an
attic. but he turned out to be Metho-
dist in good standing. The haul did
yield few backsliders and a few can
didates for bed and bowl of hot
soup, but so far as artists. models and
poets were concerned. it was loves
labor lost. The army found them con-
ventionally married and buying things
on the tnstallment plan.
Every D00rbell Is Rung.
Every doorbell in Greenwich Village
was rung In the months raid az it
was called. The published appeal left
on every doorstep and emblazoned on
banners was headed as follows: Art
lists. connoisseurS, devotees of the pagan
Psyche and others OF the villagei Sic
transit gloria mundi! Prepare for
eternity" Three hundred specially
trained crusaders under the direction
OF Lieut.. Comdr. Richard E. Holz moved
out into every convolution OF the
tangled streets OF the village with
bands. banners. literature and .doorbell
brigades.
The village was chosen, not only for
It's intrinsic wickedness. but as thr
underworld OF thought" harboring
strange and subversive doctrines and
enshrining false gods. 1t was a Shin
Ing citadel for the armies of righteous
ness. Night and day. the army blared
through the streets with its bands. and
its evangelists thundered at the street
Evening star., 1928-02-08
ENDURANCE HOP FAILS.
Gas Leak Forces Three In Caiif0r-
mia 10 Abandon Attempt.

IMPERIAL. Calf. February IN. .~~
A leaking gasoline line cut short the
night ni thf tri-mot0red Zenith plane
AibatrDsa, which took on here This
morning with three aviatorK aboard IN
AN attempt 10 estabIiEh "A new world
tndIfaee record
Aflef about ~ minutes IN the alt
The plane istnIned to ihe airport here
Before landing the pilots dumped part
1f their heavy load 0f gasoline into the
bhit1n Sea The fusI line was rcpor ed
10 have been d"maged ~ the take.0tf.
Charles H1cheviIie. designer of tbs
plane A. r., Peterson and Jack Hned
made the flight
Evening star., 1928-02-08
WARE GIVEN MORE MEN
TO SUPERVISE RECOUNT
Harmony Restored In Check of Bal.
lots Before Senate Elections
Committee.
BY the Assntlated Press

Ey the Assotlated Press
Harmony prevailed again today m the
counting room of the Vare- Wilson
pennsylvania senatorial contest A. the
SENATE elections subcommittee agreed
10 permit William S. Ware TO have addi-
fional representation
Acting upon the request of Ware
Chairman Waterman OF the subcom-
mittce conducting the recount In the
SIX counties contested by william n
Wilson: Democratic opponent OF Ware,
authorized each side to employ three
additional supervisors and stenop-
raphcr.
Mr.. Ware had charged that the rn,nt-
ing room was packed" with Wilson
supervisors.
WIN peace restored the counting OF
Alegheny County ballots was resumed
Evening star., 1928-02-08
GEORGE A. EAGAN DEAD.
Former Washington Resident Sue.
cumbs In Woodbury., N. ],

George A. Eagan. ~ years old SON OF
Thomas and Mrs. Ida G. Eagan. 1884
biltmore street. and former resident
here died AT his home. In Woodbury.
N. j.. wednesday. after a short illness
Funeral services were held in Wood
bury Sunday.
Mi Eagan was graduated from Gem
tral High School In the class of 1902
and from Cornell University. 1906. lie
was senior member OF tho firm Of
Eagan Il Realm. engineers of phila-
deiplia, lie served as a captain In the
Ordance Department during the World
War.
MIR Eagan Is survived by his parents
MS widow. Mrs Helen Smith Eagan.
and daughter, Miss Helen Angie Easan,
ot Woodbury., and two brothers, Walter
II Eagah of Philadelphia and Thomas
l., Eaean of this city
Evening star., 1928-02-08
vlRGINIAN GRIP VICTIM.
special pspa,es to Tn. S,a-

Special nspateS to The Sta-
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, February
3.-Richard L. Beale. commonwealth
attorney OF Caroline County died about
noon today al his home IN Bowling
Green, following an Illness OF grippe
lie was IS years old Hc was native
of Wcstmoreland County. but located
in Caroline after finishing college. He
had served several terms rs common
wealth attorney and VAS on the star OF
Gov. Harry c. Stuart He was q Rap
tiSt and leader in charitable work.
His wife. who was Miss Frances GlaS-
sell Q! Bowling Green. and three chill
dren survive.
Evening star., 1928-02-08

Mscsun returned 4 few mtnutes later
ana said he had made u sslstake. and
Miss pempsey Wasn't widow after
all Mf Wiley suggested that she ap,
pear IN person. "a there wouldn't b.
any doubt about II this time Ais,
nchpsey did return In what Ar
Wiley described as very rude nan-
nes, and then psnestdcd 10 tear un
tile licenss
That Spoiled their plans Tor getting
married N Montgomery tNuntN t'toM
arlington ttuntN, Va, however ta,ne
wort that they had appearea AT the
courthouse there obtained license
and had been Io.ned IN matftsuony hy
Rev Oeotae II Fielding VI Clasvnsiun
The marriaEe license described Mlss
neMllaey ~ single,
Evening star., 1928-02-08
POOL BILL SUBMITTED.


The ZihIman bill providing for the
construction VI ~ public bathing pools
or beaches In the District WAS referred
by tbf District Commissioners today
" the Budget Bureau 10 ascertain,
whether IL Is IN sccyrd with tise finan.
eisi program of President Coolidge
The bill contempiateE the cnnstrue.
lion oi ihe pools by the director ot
public buildings aud public parks ot
the Hationsl Capital at = cOst not en-
ceeding 1900, 900 each The method of
financing the projects IL not set forth
IN the bill, however. and the Com
miksi0neTs feel that The expenditure Is
nnt lusiifled until some definite plan
is evolved
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Poolesville Woman Dies.

Ste'tal hsrairh IL The Star
PoOt.ESVltI.E. Md, February 8
Mrs, Mamie Dickerson White. wife oi
Harvey j. White. a member Of the
Maryland House OF Delegates. died this
morning after u complicated illness oi
several weeks, She was the daushte
of the late Wallace Poole Of r,s,lesyills
and was prominent In this section. Ft,-
neral services will he held At the home
az III am Friday. burial 10 be IN
Monoeacy Cemetery. BeallSville.
Evening star., 1928-02-08

CHICAGO. f'et tuary u t4p The OH.
lnno inuntii nj tlle Illinois Bankers
Asaociai0n last night announced that
30 900 reward would he paid for bank
robbets, dead or alive" who operate IN
Chicag0,
The award vas recommended 10 Tic
Cnuurii by The executive committee,
which offered reward u ab 900 io,
The arreht and ennviGtiol III the time
lock" robbers " the RaVenswood Ma
ti0nal Bank of Rasenswood. \ auburn
Evening star., 1928-02-08
PRESIDENT GREETS LODGE
Hellenic Fraternity Received at
White House.

President Coolidge today received the
members Of the Supreme Lodge OF the
Archontic Order OF Ahepa. American
Fraternai Organization of America
Citizens Of Hellenic Ancestry. The IN
Productions were made by Representa-
tive Kelly OF PENNSYLVANIA.
lie explained 10 the President that
this organization had been dedicated
10 tn, task Of intoxicating respect for
the inalienahle rights OF man, LOYALTY
To the United States and reverence iot
the history, culture and traditions of
tthe Hellenic race.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
SENATOR SMITH SEEKS
COTTON MARKET PROBE
investigation Of Manipulation
chargeh Demanded Includes Agri-
culture Department.

Investigation OF charges OF manipu-
lation OF the cotton market by cotton
exchanges and undue influence" on
tiic department of Agriculture in max
ing cotton reports was asked In n rcso~
iition introduced today by Senator
smith. Democrat. South Carolina
hithough urging immediate consid~
efat'on or the resolution. Senator Smith
was iofced by Senate rules to refer IL
troll "''''
The isnEth CsroIina arnator CON
dcmned particularly the report issued
ny the Department of Agriculture lant
orpb'mb"r predicting II decline ia cot
tom prices
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Gang Leader, Hat in Hand. Bees Police
For Permission to Attend Fight With Son

me 10 take him 10 real tishi Please
can ~ II dMi eutry ii pistol? III
lhht drive there, Ill quietly Ia my aeai
ana driys straight home attefWafd, II
means n l1t ~ The KID"
deputy 0E0nHar aeVerai weeks ago
ordered Ills men 10 arfeat all known
knuaslsfh al sight and f.hiiis has been
picked np several times al ftghls He
hnsosred haliis plea yesterday with 4
positive NO"
Evening star., 1928-02-08
Bride, lrate at Being Called Widow
In Maryland, Is Married in Virsinia

The mystery ot the fate at an alb"
sent"minded bridegroom and an ltate
bride, who tore up tho marriage IT,
uense was solyed today when II 10
name known that Raymond r M,cknn,
md M,as Jean pemrsey, VIM wouldnt I
get married III Maryland wore sues
enstully united IN virginia
The couple apneated at the license
iurean at tsurkville yesterday and re-
nieated ut the clerk, J " Wiley. a
license ta we'd Miehun, who lives al
sad Madlann strtet. this city, apted ~
ipokesman Tor the pair and gave his
ave A. ~ and his condition ~ uninar
ticd and sald that Miss Dempsey was
III aud u widow Mi, Wiley forthwith
las,led the license,
Evening star., 1928-02-08
LAUDS MASONIC ORDER.


menus Fraternity Pftpctplen.
Masonic principles were praised last
night by Bishop Freeman IN an address
al dinner given by members of Ca
thedral Lodge. No. i0 r. A. A. NJ. to
members OF Temple Noyea Lodge No
81, In the Carlton Hotel bishop Free
man reviewed the aims OF the order
since It's founding aud praised the work
and organization OF the two lodges
Other apeakcrs included James I.
Gibbs. grand master Of Masons IN the
District OF Columbia. William l.. Rad
elite. Worshipful master of Temple
Noyea Lodge, and Rev. Homer j, coun-
cllof OF Cathedral Lodge. w Spencer
Htenlser. wofshiptui master of cathe-
dral Lodge prehided
G. Fred Cook, Junior grand warden oi
the Grand Lodge and past mastct
aud treasurer oI Temple Noyea Lodge.
presented an American flag IN Cathe~
dral Lodge on behalf of his lodge
Temple Nophs Lodge aponanred the aps
piication ot Cathedral Lodge when Il
sought charter IN 1923.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
LOAN TO o. c. REPAID.
Nancy Provided TO Csn fo,
"EDsIdiag Mathtgs" Returned.

Tie 40 900 sdYsIsed las kp,ii by
Hfs Anne hTeiigoi6 john Hays Ham
yeotac john Jpy EGk1u ana Frank J
jtpgsu ~ euaiie ths Uistti.i H Keep
o. 'uyen!it wards ia itif hpfneh ~
'i>>arcipg uaGthtra" Wileu ins Iast Con
liesk sdynuTf.ed without passing tiif
DssFH, def2cifncy spWoDtiati'U biii
vas feluff,sc " tiisn n,day by Cotn
H4ass iDfitrs FTDctgT !. iyoYgi4efty suG
Eidnty r. JsiisfeIto. Who sTLed sE Lis
tees ~ tip tund
The nousy VISA isni 10 the I,istiiei
Without iGt1Iest. An appropriation ~
pay off ine ipsn wss carried Ia tGs
LIst dff.llsney sDpr9DTtalbla Dill,
Evening star., 1928-02-08

ROME, February 4 tAn. Pope rtu>
today received George Gillespie ot New
York, president ot the ST Vincent la
faul Association The ientin asked
after The welfare ol the society mem.
heFs and imparted u bened.ction ulsnn
them and their work
Evening star., 1928-02-08

~ ihh AauH18ifd Pjfrs.
EHjGhGD, February Il joe Salts.
yeei baipp aHd gang Ieader. hba Adopted
friendly altitude inNsJd CbicsgG por
Iies III tle interest III his young son,
fsaitla sDDeafed al liis once u Dep
uty Commissioner CEGnn0t with Hai
IN hand and begged permission 10 al
tad n boxing match b)mDfr1w night
"YoD see. ehief. my hoy IL getting
petty bIg nov, and i4s's been begging
Evening star., 1928-02-08
SEEKS SENATE POST.
DR.. II, ID, Hatfield Out TO Succeed
Neeley of West Virginia,

HUNTINGTON. w Va, February
u Ap,~~Dr henry u Hatfield. promi~
nent surgeon and former Governor of
West virginia. last night announced he
would be Republican candidate ior
the United States Senate to succeed
Senator Nj Nj, Neeiey, Democrat, West
Virginia,
Gov Howard Al Gore announced On
January II that he would be Repuh-
llcan candidate for the same post
Evening star., 1928-02-08

CAIRO. iagypt February u tAr ~- T. W.
ia,noni 0t J y, Morgan ~ CO, was
received IN audiences to-day by klng
F,iad ot kaypt. MIR, Lamont viii hlnoh
tomoI tow with Lord Lloyd. h,it.ah high
0oninlshioner.
Evening star., 1928-02-08
january Circulation
Daily 1O2,617
Sunday, 1C9,597

tM~tr.xt uf Ioaumh,S,
lERNN " NkkkN< A,tSSt{i~ng AsaANvF
81 rhE ENE> NJ ,snd SUNDAY >fAk <kss
i A-Inttn ,WcAt taA& ehu aSkuas nuRssS.S y4
,oples ot tnc taat<s AAtsvd setA zNI I}Ss;Sts
utsst ,euJtnS The mupta 81 isnuSrN. =
tjt%S VA. ~ iotst'ws
Evening star., 1928-02-08

hrOkANE, Wash February Il tAp ~,-
The hrht Hoover lur President" Club in
HE State ot Washington WAS organized
here last night. with l75 members
atatc Representative Edgar A. hima
Ut Port Inwnhind IA Republican leade,
VIA eAppclei tn lead iha tlooyer mave~
mont IL this state II was announced
Evening star., 1928-02-08

tCopvFight 1921
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-06-07
Another Councilman

In continuing the program of ac-
quainting the townspeople with our
councilmen, either the Col. or Wilbur
(they both claim it) followed Delbert
Davis around for three days in an
effort to "take" the councils presi-
dent. They had to use tact, as he
wouldn't be "took" during working
hours at the First National Bank. So
one of the photographers, whichever
one you choose, caught him last We'd
nesday morning about 2:30 a. m. as
he was practicing his Memorial Day
address with all the tombstones as
audiences. He wanted practice on
familiar stomping ground, so that he
could get used to talking to the dead.
Delbert usually takes up the time at
council meeting with trying to figure
out just how he and the rest of the
Legionaires are going to get that gun
up on the Court house lawn. He has
been trying to pass motion to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-06-07

Glotfelty, Irna Harmon, Clara Mar
CROFT, Helen Railey.
Girls Hit Ball-Accident d. Grants
vile, 11-5. Winning team: Velma
Bender, Alice Bowser, Mary Brenne-
man, Elizabeth Dewitt, Grace Fike,
Rose Frickey, Gladys Hetrick, Melba
House, Mabel Orendorf, Rosalie Rich
ter.
Girls Volley Ball-Grantsville d.
Oakland, 23-4; Accident d. Friends
vile, 1877; Grantsville d. Kitzmille:,
Pill; Accident d. Grantsville, 9-5.
Winning team: Hannah Calls, Elma
Georg, Marie Goehringer, Amelia
Miller, Althea Schlossnagle, Evelyn
Wass, Hazel Speicher, Wilma Zinkan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-06-07
Mystery Brought to Light

Wilbur Davis, another gas man, who
also takes photography as a hobby,
has exposed Col. Bell, and explains
some of the pictures which have ap-
peared heretofore.
Experimenting has brought Wilbu.
a number of interesting snaps of ele-
plants at work, double exposures of
himself as he argued with himself
across the table, and others, and he
has just confessed to being response
BILE for some of the pictures appearing
in this column.
Scoop unsuccessfully tried to get
one of these, but the Col, not to be
outdone by any amateur, caught Will
bur at an opportune moment, at one
of his favorite tasks, working on n
glass filled with coco-cola, and pre-
sented Scoop with a masterpiece.
The large head is not because of any
of the common causes of "swell head
but is the result of too much bromo
settler and coco-cola.
"Bill" Sturgiss, Joseph Harmed ana
Thomas Gender, druggists, have been
quoted as saying that bromo will do
that little thing.
"He-KnOw" Himself