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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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OAKLAND COUPE. 1895 wire wheels, de
luxe equipped. This car is practically new.
Ine 1905 isth St n% Haff NORTH e5ssay sasa Motors
OLDS. COUPE-New finish, black and Orioie
% other cars. Buffers, 2l55 Champlain St.
OLDSMoBILES-sixes and eights, demon
stIstors. and some bargains in repo.sessed
servioe. lie 10th IN St ana nw try one r0hanka
PLYMOuTH SEDAN, ls3o-!sl5O: looks and
POSSIBLE. must sell faoen co Ee4S sSe' ss2' terms
prices; late models; 1915. sT45. 1895: s5
other cars. Buffers, PISS Champlsin st.
PACKARD sEDAN-Mechaniealiy perfect;
town se sioo eeefs Net osSsr Ss0s leaving
pAckARDsis2s six-cyl., sedan, perfect
running condition. new tires. clean, .32s:
stra!ght-eight phaeton. $l25; 1924 six sedan.
Island rsaa ave goed euys fs,b R00ns0n Rhode
PrERCE-ARROW. LATE 1880 DE LUXE Sc
GSasnn-Party dan lesying town. must sell at once.
terms sak s,os maf5 tb :. car in rsde and
PLYMOUTH SEDAN DEMoNsTRAToR-
New-car suarantee; heavy discount. Torrey
nIO,, nnI0t0rs, i6zs + ST.. National 1924, De Soto
PLYMOUTH COUPE. is2s-sIso; perfect con-
PONTIAC COACH. ls3O-s295; very clean;
guaranteed. Buffers, PISS Champlain ST.
Col. $3.50. IS other cars.
PONTIAC a. SPORT COUPE, 1876 wire
wheels and metal covers; driven only 500
miles: sacrifice. Mr. Williams. Decatur 1900.
STUTZ COUPE ls3l-Used very little and
IN perfect condition. Owner in need Of
immediate cash must sacrifice for best
oner. See this car at once. Terms can be
arranged. Modern Garage, 2303 lith st.
NV. Columbia 1896 Ia
sTUTz DE LUXE "s" SEDAN-S475; original
Inc. 2l75 Champlain. Col. $3.50.
ANY size new auto-door glass installed only
81; windshield plate glass, 81. Glassers. 2nd
and Fla. ave. ne. l5'
USED CAR ASSORTMENT, $50 to $3.50 below
market values; easy terms. Robinson's
Rhode Island ave. ne. at 18th
FORD TOWN SEDAN 1880
HUPMOBILE DIAMOND TAXI, 1890
HERTZ TAXI. 1926.
Easy terms, small cash payment; condition
guaranteed. D. p. 8. Auto Co.. Inc, 400
II 81. ne. l5'
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statesmen.

"Wasn't that some depression"
Plenty of leads. Big commits
sions and expenses. Only live
wire men need apply. Call +. J.
Kyle, 3Ol Metropolitan Bank
Building.
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IEWELRY SALESMAN.

A splendid position in a high
class store for a clever young
man of the best character, who
is thoroughly experienced in sell
ing jewelry. Address Box LII,
Star office.
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/ regular line rate. |
WILL BOARD ONE OR TWO CHILDREN.
IS per week; nearby virginia; best Of care.
Phone District l746 IS.
MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES. DIA-
tickets. Livingston, col 18th NV Nat. 564s.
EXCLUSIVE CONVALEsCENT REST HOME:
pared; newly furnished and decorated; radio.
sonable. Greenwood 2lS1:J. l3.
KINpERGARTEN. PRIMARY GRAPES; FALL FALL
TRM Tsas TERI Al RIAx IAAsB saHood aoM 2Pfs
sand dollars, I. can establish you in 9 busi-
ness which will make you q good income:
a seur SS money bsis Susi:
good foP des
have small amount OF money and WiSn S 70
make a good income through their own
efforts exceptional oppaFtHnsy IEr asas sas
ggssr'; Bar ofiee. ess' ie'e'sA'es NN0lee. '1H -.
THOSE WHO ARE HARD OF HEARING
will md it to their advantage to let me
call .t their home. Address BOX A7s-A'
CARPET AND LINOLEUM CUTTING. rIT-
ting and laying. Phone Nat. 32s7-32ol.10S6
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept m
ferior funeral services & due .i.1 70 inaolI1fs %
chsmsers css s'ss e. esrs Sass complete
and all. for as little as SIS worries tI;s anssf
EpSSt' vault may BE- % had from chamSers ior sss In
bers Co. l4th, cer Chaplin NV. Col; 0432:
pnons yaS TEs s. now
CoNVALEsCENT AND AGED GIVEN BEST
near San; reasonable rates. shep. 2li5.
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CHRISTMAS CARD statesmen.

CHRISTMAS CARD Statesmen.
TREE! FREE! FREE!
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLD FAIR
to those selling $l.5O0 or more by
end of season and possibility to earn
SIS weekly with Americas fastest
selling line of IS personal Christmas
Cards and two picard ass'ts paving
50e and 81 profit with MONEY
BACK GUARANTEE! No expert
ence needed We deliver and collect.
SAMPLES FREE! Investigate now.
The PROCESS CORPORATION,
1926 Natl Press Bldg.
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TWO YOUNG MEN WHO ARE
AMBITIOUS TO LEARN SALES
MANSHIP; WE WILL TRAIN YOU
TO EARN MORE MONEY THAN
YOU COULD POSSIBLY EARN
SELLING ANY OF H ( r COM
MODIFY. THIS IS A PERMA-
ENT POSITION. CALL NATIONAL
1888 BETWEEN l AND 4 PM. FOR
APPOINTMENT
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PERSONAL.

MISS, a. L. HOPKINS. .sPECIAL1zING IN
remodeling millinery. Haye your old hats
S shsrman. am spt. % sos. 90 Met. os5i SIT = o''. -"
24-HR. DAY SCHOOL, INC. 47ls CoNDUrT
road n.w.--Children with problems: boarding
or day; Individual care; instruction by expert
teacher. Newly established department for
older girls. Special attention siven type
writing. English. domestic science, arts
crafts and music. Cleye. 1851.
ELDERLY. REFINED LADY CAN SUPPORT
thropic person kindly donate used or, un-
used clean bed. mattress. dresser. chair.
Address Box 30-H. Star ONCE.
REDUCE OR GAIN WEIGHT THE sC!EN-
tiflc way with proper diet. Consult MISS
Ruud. dietitian. Colonial Hotel. Dist. 34s6.
NURSERY AND SCHOOL; EDUCATED
mother; children SO yrs; hot dinner. Hrs.
8-6: six days. Transportation IS wkly- Ad
3587-W. 1<'
HEMORRHOIDS tPILEs) ERADICATED BY
my own method. Results for life or money
back Write for booklet. Dr. sommer-
werck. 1858 Columbia rd. Adams 05e6
COUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILDREN; EX-
cellent schools careful supervision; nourish-
ing food; all sports; reasonable; ref. Ao-
dress Box 1873, Star Office. II.
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS;
Let your frst Fall nat be a Paris model
and get It at Mollo Salon. Redesigning
50 so to $3.50 Ruth Mollohan. formerly
ioli H St NV Dist. 1855.
EXPERIENCED MOTHER WISHES TO
care for child; reference given.
Georgia 0720.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

MATHEMATIcS- Statistical clerk POLICE
FIEEMAN. stenosraphy. typewriting. speed
dictation and complete Secretarial course
Tuition. IS. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. 18th and NV. Met. 6337.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELf-N1EN ANO WOMEN.
NAN AND WIFE wanted to manage. home
for two bachelors; must be excellent COOK
employed Only those with finest experience
and reference considered. Will give In ex-
change for services nice quarters and meals
lno salary. Give full particulars in appli-
cation. Address Box 46-H. star once.
sALESMEN-It's possible to earn $50 per
week with US. If you have your own car.
Reply in own handwriting and state ex-
perience; references required. Address Box
34-H. Star ofice.
you can make more money selling Nilprint
high equality, low-priced Xmas cards: line
offers ereatest variety of cards possessing
more than ordinary sales appeal; samples
free Milprint Products Corp, 2l9 Denrike
Hlds, 1910 Vermont ave.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOBILE
BUICK "s" SPORT ROADSTER, 1874
stunning blue de luxe model; 8 wheels; low
mileage; low price s645. 2i55 Champlain st.
Guaranteed. Lee D. Butler Inc.
BUICK ''8' COUPE. 1881. sport model; rum
Bile seat; most attractive cain town; s845
and 60.day guarantee. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
Ass Chambplain st. Col. $3.50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DAYS WORK, sl.50; general workers wages
from IS. S8 and $40. Model Employment
Bureau, North 1855
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks maids
houSeWorkers; day. week, month: references
investigated. Dec. 1851. 1887 llth St NV.
Ocl2s
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HELP-MEN,

ALUMINIUM sALEsMEN ca, experieneed;
leads furnished Apply employment once,
PaIals Royal, llth and q sts NV.
DELIVERY BOY. colored with drivers per
mil siao work in grocery; experienced de-
sired and references. Address Box 2o-H, Star
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR. 4-hp Elto, used; guar
aneeed; S35. Atlantic 079l.
WANTED 80 to IS #. cabin cruiser;
must be frst.class condition: marine motor
preferred. Quote cheapest cash price with
particulars. Address Box 25-H, Star oftice
3S-FT. aAIIBOATS. $3.50: new 16-ft. cypress
rowhoat s25: Evinrude outhoard motor. S35
mahogany runabout. $780, terms Col. 404o.
Evening star., 1932-09-13

MAN to sell commercial printing and adver--
Using specialties to merchants; salary slo
a week. plus loG. commission. Tel enoush
about yourself to warrant personal lnter
MAN, presscr Apply at once, BIS East
(1ollmhia nike, Arlington. Va.
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said the buyer, as he drove his new
Packard away. When men can make
II, they spend II. We've cut three Of
these stock market pies and
here's your piece.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
BEST OPPORTUNITY.

DES vi yin = M I I.
Lucrative Permanent Position
And exceptionally bright future with old
established institution of highest character
and reputation. without competition. Am:
advancement to MANAGERIAL positions which
are. without exception. filled from the ranks
Experience unnecessary Integrity essential
Neither bonds. insurance, books. no real es-
tate. Apply. with full particulars: for an ap-
pointmert. Address Box 215-S. star once:
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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statesmen WANTED, expert
enced in selling securities. This
deal is right and is selling fast.
Apply at once to New Amster-
dam Brewing Company, 2lO
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE from Virginie want work
Of any kind. Adams 4402-W. 1919 Kansas
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1881 STUDEBAKER
COMMANDER 8

81 Eye ST. NE 5OH St NE. 49,
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s315; IKE new: so-day guarantee Lee D.
Butler, Inc, 2155 Champlain st. NV. Col
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29

Amity Dam, reproduced herewith, and
with Shad's help located Browns cove
and the points where the hats and the
handkerchief were found.
Looking at the chart the Judge said:
"The handkerchief and SLOUGH hat
were found where Brown might have
hidden them in going to his boat. We
must keep Browns motive in mind"
"Yes, but have not been quite
satisfied with Browns motive" said
the district attorney. "The sheriff's
reports and my own observation and
the evidence of this boy indicate that
he is harmless and lovable old chap
of rather admirable spirit"
Shad told the story Of the missing
ring. He added: That's why am
here"
"Well, boy. your heart and your
work are credit to you," said the
colonel. You have faced me around.
Judge, this is no such easy problem
as we thought. We have to look for
a deeper man than the tinker and q
deeper motive than mere resentment.
1t is extremely improbable that two
bullets could have been aimed di-
rectly at the boy by accident. If the
man at the old lumber camp was a
benighted hunter, why has he not
shown up here? He came out Of the
trail from Center pond. 1t leads d.
rectly to food and shelter in this
camp"
The Judge asked: assume that he
was trying to kill the boy, why would
he have followed him to the old lum-
Der camp? After circling the pond he
would have known that he was too far
behind the boy to catch him."
(TO BE CONTINUED.l<
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SYNOPSIS

Ragged and starving, d boy Of about
sixteen is found in the woods by q
camping party. He has fed from his
brutal father, Bat MORRISON. Fed, and
idan), is sent to Canton. with letter
to Colonel Blake. The colonel. his
impressed by the boys manner. He
goes to work in the village Of Amity
Dam, and becomes friendly with q
youth Of his age, "Bony," and Bunny
Brown, tinker and village character.
Bat Morryson tries to take his son
back to his own dissolIte life but is
overawed by Colonel Blake, the dis
trict attorney, and his father passes
out Of shad's life; shad applies him
tion. Love for Ruth Blake takes q
strong hold on his heart: In an at
tack made on the Perry family, Oscar
Perry, the father, is fatally shot. and
his daughter Mrs. Doolittle, wife OF
Cyrus Doolittle, prominent citizen. shot
and seriously WOUNDED; Gi cir pnstan
the assailant, and he is arrested. Shad
loses his job, and goes to live, with
Bony. The two boys seek and find
DISCUSSES the murderer had worn.
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Inventor Has Idea of
Houses by the Quart

Buttons, collar studs, the backs Of
hairbrushes, and all kinds of things
are already made from milk, and
now comes an inventor who proposes
to turn the COW into a provider Of
building materials for houses. He
claims that casein, or solicited milk,
Is an ideal substance for the purpose,
since it is easy to work and would
make it possible to erect soundproof
and draught-proof buildings.
His villas are to be planned on
novel lines. Instead of digging down
for the foundations. he is going to
erect large mast. The house hangs
from a framework erected round this
and provided with ball bearings.
The idea is that you can turn it just
as you like in order to bring any
room at will into the sunshine or the
shade.
1t is to be doubted, though, wheth-
er the new idea will catch on, for
few people desire dwellings in which
they will be permanently "up the
pole" London Tit-Bits.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29

with highest honors. The sweater,
crocheted or knitted in loose open
mesh, is topnotch fashion. Some OF
them are that open they look to be
little more than of fshnetting. It's
quite the swagger thing to wear one OF
these openwork sweaters over ones
sleeveless sports dress. Match it to
the color of your frock or have it in
striking contrast, as you will.
The new skirts with built-up waist
lines have brought tuck-in sweaters to
the fore. Necklines, too, come in for
great deal of attention in sweater de-
signing, frills, fichu effects, jabots and
all sorts of dressmaker details adding
a piquant touch to the mode.
Very elaborate ensembles are being
displayed, those in all white being
notably lovely. Per example, sports
outfit recently shown consisted of a
skirt knitted in simple stitch with
row of open stitch marking the separa-
ton between the gored sections which
achieved snug fit about the hips with
a slight flare below the knees. The
sweater blouse accented an extremely
open lacy stitch. The sleeved bolero
matched the skirt. beret, belt,
scarf and an envelope pocketbook
knitted and crocheted in fanciful
stitch and design added notes of in
terest. All in pure white, this many
in-one costume made a striking ap-
pearance.
For herets and scarfs designers are
using rayon chenille with excellent re-
suits as the chenille crochets softly
and prettily, being particularly effec-
tive in pastel colorings. Women who
WELD the crochet needle readily are
adding a touch of distinction to their
bought sweaters by crocheting shell
stitch chenille edge about neckline and
sleeves as we'll as finishing various
hemlines. adding perhaps a few Gro
cheted buttons in decorative manner.
70. 1882. Western Newspaper Union.)
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. The House Of the
Three Ganders & sz1 ;sz'.s
Nusrhs
(wNu Service,

and stood by the stove. II had to do
some swimming and there was a lot
Of water in the bushes"
"Come right upstairs. I've plenty
of clothes for you," said Colonel
Blake.
Soon Shad was seated at the supper
table in dry clothing, and slippers.
"Tell us what happened to you and
why you are here" said the Colonel.
Shad began at the high point in his
adventures:
Somebody shot at me when was
out on Center pond. The bullet al
most took the end off my nose. was
scairt. I slipped out into the water.
Another bullet whizzed above me.
got the slant of 'em when they hit
the water. knew about where the
shooting came from. made for the
canoe and hid myself behind 1t and
like scared buck. / knew why that
man was showing lead at me. He
wanted to get me an the things in
that pack basket before I could see
you"
"What have you got there?" the
colonel asked.
Shad told Of what he and Bony had
learned Of the man under the broad
brimmed hat Fastening down the road
to Ashfield; of their searching for and
finding the hidden handkerchief and
hats; of the group Of men at the
Westminster hotel and Of Bony's
boastful words in their presence; Of
Doctor Gorse's suggestions regarding
the revolver and the rubbers of the
big man who followed him to the
lumber camp.
Shad proudly unwrapped the pack
ages In his basket and laid them be-
fore the astonished officers Of the
law. Colonel Blake drew a chart Of
the road and river from Ashfield to
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29

TITS many yarn which Dame
1 Fashion is spinning these days in
answer to the call of the mode for
smart knitted apparel. 1t is not only
that knitted toys in their modern ver-
siOnS are so good to look upon, but
the fact of their being so thoroughly
practical gives them a place in the
heart Of the sports world which none
other can occupy.
AS knitted fashions stand today
they acknowledge no superior when 1t
comes to Iltra-chic and beguiling
charm. This, together with the fact
that a knitted costume stands any
amount of wear and tear without los
ing that well-groomed appearance
which every prideful woman coverts,
accounts for the increasing enthusiasm
expressed for outfits which are knitted
or fashioned of knitted fabrics.
Straight from la belle Paris come
the two knitted costumes pictured.
The suit to the left is of loose-knit
jersey in green and white, with the
scarf and corsage in the same colors.
Its bellhop jacket. which stops at the
waistline. together with the fiat
stitched pleats in the skirt testify that
when 1t comes to style details there
is no point missed by designers of
knitted modes.
The costume shown to the right is
Paquin model as is also the suit just
described. This sports ensemble
chooses to combine red wool with Scot
fish check. The bolero which milady
carries on her arm ready for wear in
the outdoors is Of the same. It is
characteristic of French costumes as
styled for spring and the coming sum-
mer that they accent color at the top,
a treatment which has been most
strikingly accomplished in the present
instance.
For novelty. versatility and gaiety
it is the sweater which carries the day
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29
Safety Glass Discover

The year 1881 is virtually the twen-
ty-first birthday Of safety glass, for it
was in 1910 that the patent now most
generally used was filed. The inven-
tor was Edouard Benedictus, French
chemist of Dutch origin, who had an
experimental laboratory in Paris. One
day he dropper bottle to the stone
floor, and although it was starred in
side like a crystal 1t did not break.
He remembered that it had contained
a mixture of various chemicals which
had evaporated and coated the inte-
rior with transparent enamel. Bene-
dictus noted the formula, and realized
that on his shelf lay the secret of I'M
splintered glass. The patent was filed
in 1910. but it was not till Reginald
Delpech. the English pioneer motorist,
took up the idea that safety glass was
manufactured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29
SAILOR HAT is in
SPRING SPOTLIGHT

A visit to the hat shops would indi-
cate that Dame Fashion has decreed
almost any kind of bonnet as long as
some conditions are followed.
Right out in the spotlight is the
sailor with its brim and hat band of
ribbon or leather, sometimes of con.
trasting color. The colors are quite
gay. the crowns are, on the whole. shall
low, and the brins narrow. While the
straws fairly blossom on the shelves
there are popular arrays Of knitted
hats. some with straw brims, and
some knitted of wool and straw. There
Is natty little hat popular for sports
that sits like pancake on top of the
head and comes in bright sports colors
The hats sport any variety of small
and striking ornaments of contrast
ing color.
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CHAPTER v-Continued

They were weary and soon asleep.
Shad was up at six. He got his
breakfast, then put some clothing in
Bony's small pack basket. He was
ready to take the stage going south
at seven o'clock. The sun shone warm
out of clear sky. 1t softened the
surface Of the frozen road and i'm
proved the wheeling. They reached
South Bolton, the end Of the stage
line, at eleven o'clock. Shad went to
Hubbard's store. At a desk sat a
well-dressed young lady. She turned
from her task as the boy entered.
Immediately Shad recognized her.
She was the girl whom he and Bony
had seen at the door of Bumpy's
shack one Sunday-the girl with the
naughty manner, the handsome eyes
and the glowing red cheeks. She was
much stouter than she had been.
'Good morningr' she said with no
change in her countenance. ''What
can 1 do for you?"
II believe you know Bumpy Brown"
Shad began.
swell, what If / do?" she answered
coldly.
Shad told of his purpose. She
laughed in the Unconditional fashion
Of Bumpy's parrot, and asked:
"Do you think that we can remem-
>ber the numbers of all the rubbers we
sell and the names Of the men that
buy them? That's impossible"
Many things were impossible In
South Bolton. It was little hamlet
in the edge Of the big woods. There
were no more than forty or fifty
people living In its huddle Of small
houses.
"You're a good-looking boy" said
the girl. where are you going"
"Into the woods above Nose st.
Germans"
"Why don't you stop here while7
We're going to have dance and q
party at our house."
The girl had dropped her cold and
naughty manner. There was that in
her tone which seemed to indicate
that she really wanted to get ac-
quainted with him. To Shad she
looked very beautiful.
'I'm sorry, but I have to see man
who is at Kildare pond today" he
said. us there a livery stable in the
placer"
"Yes. It's just across the street"
'rll run over there minute" he
said as he left her.
Shad make bargain with the livery
man to drive him to Nose st. Ger
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Uncover Indians Bones

Near Mountain View, Calf, where
once the Fisher Indians buried their
dead, a new highway cuts through,
symbolic of the progress that drove
the tribe from it's once vast hunting
ground. Road crews working on the
new Bayshore highway recently I'M
covered the graves of five of the In
dams. together with beads, mortars,
and other paraphernalia buried with
them to insure their happiness and
comfort in the Happy Hunting
Ground. The bones and other rem
nants were reburied alongside the
right-of-way.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29
Irish Lace Lends Nice
Touch to Spring Frock

Crocheted Irish lace is lending
chaste touch to many spring frock
of printed crepe, plain black or beige
crepe or plain navy blue wooden.
1t is used in collars, vests. cuffs and
on the ends of ties. 1t is even used
to trim some of the smartest and most
expensive of the new spring hats.
Perhaps If a housewife is frugal she
will begin r. managing around In old
trunks in the attic, is she has an attic,
and some of the old Irish lace she
finds there may be the means of max
ing lovely ain otherwise ordinary dress
this spring.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-29
Tut. Caricature Found

Some ancient-time sculptor con-
ceived the idea that bust of King
Tut-Ankh-Amen at shaving time
would create laugh. It is doing so
now, for an amusing caricature Of
the king, his beard bristling and
soapy, has been discovered at his
burial place at Tek-el-Amarna, ac-
cording to a report from Cairo,
Egypt. A painting outfit also found,
may have been the kings own.