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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-16
Gloves
Art Goods

Small Lot Rug Yarns. 1Qc
23c value. Skein ....... ~
Dressed BOudoir &1 M
Dolls. $1.98 value >. ~AoO
-26 Stamped Pictures with
yarn for embroidery. 39c 70c
IA Self-inflating Air 90
Pillows. $1.00 value. 80. Nv
Small Lot Stamped and Fin
ished Pieces-towels, curtains,
gowns, etc. sec to $l.00 90
values
. Metal Smoking
Stands, small size. $1.29 TO-
Kann's+Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-16
HOnefttings

-Reman ts Curtain anu Drapery
M a te riais. lsc to 2sc lOc
values. Yd. .........
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Materials. 39c to soc C0c
values. Yd. .......
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Materials. 69c to csc 20c
values. Yd. ......... wv
is window Screens.
ID a m geG. ACC to CSC CSc
values. Each ..........
IS Screen Doors.
D "a m a e q. $l.96 to G1 On
S3.98 values. Each. =.
a Porch Shades.
aged. Sl.95 to S7 IN
S4.95 values. Each. ~AO
-28 Awnings, 80 and 48 7Oc
inches. S1.69 value. 800
Reversible Warp Print
Cretonnes. so in. 85c SQc
value. Yd. .............
Linen Crash Scarfs, Draperies,
etc. 69c
to so,n.. s. s ss 35c to $500
GLAZED Chintz b edspreads,
Draperies, etc. Sl.o0
S to $685. SOC to $500
-Cretonne or
Leatherette Pill 2 for al OO
lows. soc value - A'OO
-Rayon Damask Drapery
Materials. 69c to csc 2Qc
values. Yd. ........:...: ~
IS Bolts Striped Nearlin Slip
Covering. so in. soc OSc
value. Yd. ..........
-27 RayOn Taffeta
Bedspreads. Formerly Cd Q9
80 window Shades. sec
onds of 69c to CSC values. CSc
Edch ..............
4 Sample Glider
HammOcks. $12.95 to @6 OQ
SASS values ......
Imported India Print
BedspreadS. 72x108 in. &7 III
$298 value .......
Sample olstery
Squares. 39c to 69c val CAC
Kann's-Third Floor.
Toilet Goods
Odds and Ends Of Toilet
Goods, formerly soc to CSc
Sl.00. Choice ........
40 Wooden Makeup S0c
Boxes. $50 value. -.
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22
YELLOW KID
IS in AGAIN.
MINUS BEARD
Officers Think We'll Kidded
Them When He Said He
Had Reformed.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Residents
Of the middle we,s had an oppor-
tunity TO smile today, for Joseph
(Yellow Kid, Well was in jail
again, minus the yellow beard that
made his famous.
We'll has the reputation Of being
"the slickest and best-dreSsed con-
f1dence man who ever talked mid
westerners out of their money.
A few weeks ago police began
suspecting that yellow Kid had
been kidding" them again.
A man in Michigan, another in
Wisconsin and one in Illinois re-
ported losing money in manner
that reminded the officers Of We'll.
Two of the victims identified pic
lures of Well as the man who had
f1eeced them. We'll was arrested by
Captain Patrick j. Harding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22
WANT TO LOOK YOUNG?

The secret Of keeping Young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels-there's
no need of having sallow COM
plexion-dark rings under your
eyes-pimples-a bilious look in your
face-dull eyes with no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-knoWn ply
sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound as substitute for Gallo
mel to act on the liver and bowels,
which he gave to his patients for
years.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
gentle in their action yet always effec-
tive. They help bring about that nat
ural buoyancy which all should enjoy
by toning up the liver and clearing the
system Of impurities.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c,
SOC, ADVERTISEMENT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22
Hand Lotions
Rheumatism
Relieved

r. J. Wilson, 1909 Union
street, Indianapolis, Ind, said:
"I was relieved of rheumatism
which was caused by a kidney
disorder that poisoned my
system. My legs were numb
at times. I had many at
tacks of the savage fury of
rheumatic pains that some
times strikes down its victims.
I tried every medicine recon-
mended without relief until a
friend told me about DIU-
REX pills. I sent for box
and the second day I realized
DIU-REx pills were the med
icine I wanted. Before 1 had
used all of the first box I was
able to be out again" Box ACC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22
rec CLERK OF
POISON DART
NOTES To DEB
Wealthy Brokers Aid Sues
Chicago Girl ACCuSer
for 100000.
81 Jnited Press


CHICAGO, Jan. %. William
Kuhn, %. wealthy brokers' clerk,
Who had access to Gold Coast draw
ing rooms, and was charged with
writing threatening letters to d So
ciety debutante, has filed a 100000
damage suit against the girl who
accused him.
Charges that Kuhn wrote to
Marion Wright, with whom he had
danced, threatening to kill her with
poison darts II money was not given
MN. were dismissed Wednesday.
The state asked dismissal after
IL was revealed that Miss Wright
had received more of the threaten
ing letters while Kuhn was in GUS
Jody and could not have written
them.
9. Wayland Brooks, attorney rep
resenting Kuhn, declared the dis
missal was proof of Kuhn's con-
tention that the charges were
ridiculous and unjust" and that
1t was mo more than right" that
those who had kept Kuhn under
= cloud of suspicion for two months"
should pay for it.
Besides Miss Wright, who made
iler debut few nights after Kuhn
was arrested, several others were
named as defendants. They were
her father, William Van Doren
Wright, wealthy steel company
official; Alexander jamie, chief in
vestigator for the Secret Six" crime
commission; Edgar Dudley, another
investigator, ana Ferdinand Watzek,
crime expert 81 Northwestern uni
versity.
The charges were made against
Kuhn after an investigation by the
Secret Six"
Wright had appealed to the COM
mission after his daughter received
ilve of the letters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
Rich Fees for the Office Holders

Walter Beck 5 ve-y hopeful thzt his county hozs
rule zzen6zent VII &c submitted 20 TIE qualified
voters n zns11zez- 70 the Beck sne16ns-t
grzzts the sane 5nslss 70 e counties Rep Blzrk
Is thoroughly convinced thzt the adoption q his
anendnzn- VII grant increased county efficiency
VII abolish O. co--b-ne Offices and no-e important
than q. VII wipe GU entirely the czzbz-sozz ard
costly Zee sgs-ez = the co1z-.es making ue q -hs
pan TITS : = ezcs-p. taken from tae Iezs-a-iTz
proceedings IS carried y The Austin American
In his h9ze County e Tzr-z1- Rep Box szG4
the county has three tax Collecting zzszciss. with a
d-s-r5c- attorney ore year fling enough tax suits 20
So $500 from than Il fees TIE tax c~oIsc-o- r.
csiEzng $500 Il fees and : delinquent TAX zr-o-zeT
getting znother $1,000. yet TIE three tx c~o-scrll-
Agnes tcEs-le- cd nc- collect TIE taxes a. q
lrlEu-lT = Cd TIE c-T q For Worth ercn th0l-h
IRE taxes were oily 0zs-rLl-d Is zzra Is collected
By The o1f.cz-s Ct the cEE-
I gees without zy1g t1z- Ire oozsoll6ztion O
county and tom EcEs-rnel.s and rhe z5oE-i0l q t1z
r1E10Gs Zee System would . q n-sSz-1y To- TIE peolls
ard save o-Uzzr-Ess Thousands CT dollars annually 10
Ire tar pare TlE-e 5 -1s-s z vzE5 z--1-ez-
sSzE-St TIRE 5cE co-srI-u-lo-sI s-s-6-sn-7 Tie
tax paying pe1P1s are czs -os- cozcs--s1- VIZ
Shouldn't TIE Beck zms16nEn- 5e passed O. 70 TIT
qualified voters To- t1s- dsrlz-m = TIE po1s7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
The Once Over
10 THE NORTH POLE BY SUBMARINE

Captain 81 Ea5ert wLkzzs i 70 attempt % vis-
TIE North Pee ~ Ebzz-1oe This 8 TIE frs tHz
no< c. IS resllzed tazt traffic TIE 0-ae- vas gs--
ting 100 co1sesed &C. oozso--
81 Hu5e-z hzs already taken cTe- tne rsconc.-
uDsd un6srsszs boat U-l2. NAMED L ths Nsu-rus
and prepared f- q voyage where Re tan be certain
there VII o u co-ps-1-ior-
Many explorers have been 10 the North Pc. hut
Trey have seen Only TIRE CT en- Captain wilkins
w1 o abe 70 report bzck whistler ths othe- end
has ba-arez-
5ons peorle can't Est enozzn adventure S- HI
bert s = pioneer Grsf-ZePpefin hitch-hIxer but Eznss
sonetning n0-s danzeroEx Il q submarine dash 70
ths Pee = ELl 81 T.
Even II e Doesn't locate ths Fo.s Il XII stI1 .
= good Uicz One thing Tire movie s~1disnoes are
guaranteed IN s6vsnce ~ . Submarine Polz- dash Is
that TIE film won't sh0= any perEuans-
That's sonstninz a fozr-minuse fin q a. Arctic
trip without = snz.s penguin would . ire big-=s
screen rovel-v = years
Sir Hubert doesn't plan 20 Inzsr around TIE Pos
Re VII merely see hon l. looks from bsoE s16
r-CCE[ L-[e- Tie IL 10 6A@@1 1E--R Q E11l
reckoning. waicn Is veT ru-h LIE swimming TIE
English Cnz-reI n = szck-
Sir Hubert thinks he VII find clear sailing un5sr
the ice ard Eo1t have - worry about TIE zearhs-
But there VII probably = Moments wren he and .h-
ce< I'll Eish they we're ID CT : nee rig Heating re-
berg II Z binding hIzzzrd-
T-e-e Is 10 rc-E eEbz-T-s5l5 MOMENT DzE--zcle
than beirz E16er the ice = = submarine when TOGr
engine stalls TIE r.o-e yc1 think Of this kind o.
Polar TIP The zo-e y0z zoads- WY Houdlni ncys-
11cI16s6 = Il rs repertoire
=. S- Ez5e-- : not sailing without Il ere f-
Ezrh AZ enerzszcy- He realizes that engines % I'D
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der TIE Ire q famous EAT ray rua into autograph
hunters = hzs therefore provided . csE1oe t1- z--
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b. means &C = huge s-eel 6-l he hopes 20 be zb-=
% CIT hoes n Ire Arc-ic waste Engineers have tod
him i can % done But trey are going . stay h0zs
and read the zezspzpe-s . &c II they Es-e wrong
anyway. here's wishing S- Hubert 5o1 voTzEel =
Z nan wants % take = h-in6tod tes- = Arctic ez-
P-1-zsto1 Is rs 0En business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
Bruce Bryant Names the
Exceptions

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C--z cscS111 6sc-z-E1- -Tocz- zEs affecting -1zd
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24

we're bErrinE Nhez Eba ElEzrne
ID aEzfa Miss WElllre lad gene
frtn re rouz- TIE s1rEs were Es
i1zEer - ne hzsEe-
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before jim arrived ETpsT zrzEirEc
the hzhr Ct taking . Nalk- with
PAT to- company. each Efterzo1zL
SIC ensoge1 ezriuri1E streets vita
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They were returning from Earh
u wzlk CO Friday nhen rhs cuE
suddenly Whirle5 Wiz E1rh fierce
that TIE lezsa fell frgm CFpsys
kz.1 She tg-ned 20 see Lin eyl1s
~ fun speed across : Yard
Pat the Eirl called Pat
rc--s bark here.
There Ess 10 EiEz tat tht Ter
rSer heard
Pat Gypsy cried Leader. &Us
sic cozi1 see Whzt hz1 excited Ese
dog Hal THy H. fhs trunk O. o.
trte rte hHEEF tan rf a squire
EzH visible. then DISAPPEARED
TIE cog rs az ire hzss C the
TEE. l-zriEg ard barking fEriOE@y
GylSy ran fa-Wnr6 Sc rriE1 &c Eet
the least TIT AZ Vas several zp
meats before she hE1 a- Tha Eullr-
reIs. Pat size told him raIrn1rh
branch orer head had fET1ez 11E
wzs Iooki1E down ~ fhe= de cEzf-
tered an seeded E1r.llE-
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5-r TIE terrier hEl1 bzrE Sc
coz-e1 zz5 pied IL regzlrH1 Hl &c
girls E1I pgwEr E1E q Epac cE1l
q force ssfors EAs co-it crag hl-
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walk Tie squirrels az-l l-E1lE-cE
f1ll1Mt1 them
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fully Dat yuz k.cw tAztT EoE
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we 10 C WzlEE 1r III have 10 leave
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sid he cIE1r~
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24

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chEI1 frIe hrr- In pa
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1Aaa Al11a wAA ia An
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24
Brownsville Has:

l. A population in Is5I Of over z5esa-
2 A mean average temperature Of 81
= B7nk deposits. Ss.g0oC1a-
4 -Four railroads. seven paved highways.
s Ente-nztsSnaI airport. five air lines
. "A ssso9.soo deep water pert financed
= The besf Innate saII In the xorid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-24

where n all Mrs NEchcls1a Ind
taken - her knitting again and
the needles clicked Sharply What
! want 10 know Is what we're &c
tel peoplG There's = meeting %
ths sewing circle tozCrr0w E7c
sTe-Tone there & going 70 ask
zbo-- this marriage What they II
want 70 kroE-arG what ! want
70 f-5 cut urssE-is Why did lin
break CT with Marcia LorirgZ
And Ire tsl6 you = 6Cze7 tines
I co--t know. Ellen said e-r1s-
TfczIlE- As fer whz- we're . say
zbozr fhs matter. vel. I think !
know ho~ 70 handle that Ntea I
said there was nothing 20 bs cc-s
about what's hz7pens6 ] meant
there's nothing % - co7e-sEE-
nov There's Only one EsF 20 b-lzg
Jim Wallace hack I'd lis senses
Ire rhrse heads bent forward ard
TIE voices lowered SoE and then
o1e C TIRE three nodded zG-z1-
lively Thsy sal there until long
shadows GzTke-ed TIE rooz IL wzs
after FIVE oIcIock when Gypsy
heard the trC1r door close and. i7oE-
ias down from Ter upstairs wincoT.
STE sag tE0 blzckclzd Sgzrss g0lzs
down the walk
THE nsIt three czTs we're III
H. eTentfzL GTpsE learned rle
rOzti-s of the wallace h0zseholc
ard tried 20 adjust berself % = ~
eight o-clOck each morning b-ezk-
fast was serFsc. giving jim tine 70
Ek-ce through RE morning -swS-
PAPER 5efo-s driving c~oTz1o-n C.
tire o@oe- After breakfast Hiss Bzi-
ace werr % TIE kitchen 70 cCzsult
Harriet zh0ut Ire days tasks Ezr-
rist apparently wzs 2 pzrzZ11 S5e
cooked znC served the meals ard
ASSURED responsibility f1- the
smooth operation c. the entire
hoEssholG Tie o1IE o-her f-Ii+f-E
e-rIoye Ezs San Ez-scz ~ho EEr-
ths fires. fock rare q TIE yard ard
Ezs handy ~ al s7--s q czrpE-tE
and repair work Three L-es q
wesk Sans Ti.E CC-z- cane % rhs
house 70 wash ard tro1 ard C Ia
clez1i-g-
Marketing -zs o-e task whscn
Mss Wzllzcs zIEzTs ATTENDED 70
herselE B. 70 oicI1ck STE mas CIT
q TIRE house with her market
basket On Ter zrI
CErsT wzs ro- bcl1 e-o1E5 e
ask Il sic -tgh- BE f-rlzcsl g
these expeditions ard Hiss Wallace
did II 5zT.rs hEr- Before tle elder
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NOW CO oS WIFE THE STORY


SNOW there's 10 Use taking II
that way. ~SOphro1iz." Ellen
Wallace said sharply Its ID worse
for yo1 tran for tire rest CT L.
Besides. II there was anything 10
do Id have do-s it
S0phro1iz Nicholson strzizhtensd-
She was Ike : snail. elder replicz
OF Ellen. dressed in hack instead
OF gray Size Eore her hair IL the
sane high knot and whsn she
talked she emphasized her words
eIzcfIF IS Ellen did Tie r-o wcre
siSterz S~ophroziz. FIVE years o.der.
Vas the widow CT the late CEz-lss
Nicholson Her so1 and daughter
were both away e school Mrs.
Nicholson lived alone and vas Z
leading figure n the LzGieS Al
and church sewing circle Sic had
been knitting but a. Ter sisters
words she pEt dawn the nse6IeE
do y1a mean TO tell e. EIIsa
Wallace. size cE-z-EeE. that
yOzd stand aside and see y0zr cEz
br0thers s7a ruin his Iite-
Lucia Wallace. third q the trio.
broke IL with That's exactly the
way 7 feel z51zt IT, Surely there's
so-e-hi1g-
LEciz vas younger than TIE
others Sic lad been = Wilbur -
fore her marriage 10 Bel Wallace.
co-sin of jim Ihs WiI1urs lacked
money bit their social rank as
E-g1estt5rsL
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c5ne.- Ellen INSISTED stzgzchIg-
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