davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-14
5, 10c in the former classification
20, 40c and 1p in the latter.

5, 10c in the former classification;
20, 40c and 1p in the latter.
Jean Hersholt. motion picture
star, has collected stamps since boy
hood.
Plate numbers are announced as
follows. 3-cent Idaho, 22615-22618;
1-cent Eli Whitney, 22619-22621; q
cent Samuel F. B. Morse, 22622-
22624; Scent Cyrus Hall Mccormick,
22625 -22627; scent Elias Howe,
22628- -22630: 10-cent Alexander
Graham Bell, 22631 -22633.
From London a dispatch has been
received to the effect that German
stamps with an Occupation" over
print now are in use in the Neither
lands.
To mark Lutheran Day, August 3,
at the New York Worlds Fair, q
cachet will be applied to philatehc
covers which will be serviced on
that date by the American Lutheran
Publicity Bureau, 1919 Broadway,
New York City. Send name and
address with 10 cents for each en-
velope wanted.
Larry Nixon, author of "Ameri-
can Vacation" has suggested that
the Post Office Department bring
out one new stamp for each of the
48 States to spur tourist traffic
this year" Collectors are cautioned
not to laugh out loud. Almost any
thing can happen, and philatelic
experience in the recent past sug-
gests surprises between now and
next January.
j. Martin Raasch, Lakemills,
Wis. announces a cachet for the
centenary of the National Dairy Co.
operative, July %. Send covers
self-addressed and stamped, ready
to 60.
Letters passing between the
United States and Great Britain
are subject to British censorship
Similar wartime interference Is
reported from Australia, New Zea.
land, Canada. the Irish Free State
tEire), Kenya-Uganda. Southern
Rhodesia, Cyprus, Malta, the Cay.
man Islands, the British West IN.
dies, France, French Guinea, Leba-
non, Germany and Switzerland. The
number of different labels and in.
scriptions is infinite. Some already
are rare; others apparently soor
will be observation-disclosures the
friends of democracy quickly learn
to be as efficient and as devoted tc
freedom as the populations of to-
talitarian countries have shown
they are to militant tyranny.
]. L. Klein of Apeldoorn, Holland
writes that the stamp shops OF
Amsterdam suffered no damage
during the Nazi invasion.
Stamps Magazine for July 13 con-
tains an excellent article on the
Sun Vat Sen stamps of China writ
ten by William E. Jones.
Nothing official has been an
nounced, but is is understood in
Post Office Department circles that
the final decision with regard to
the postage stamp centenary COM
memorative, once promised, then
denied, Is thumbs down." The hope
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Mexico soon will issue three regu-
lar postage and three airmail stamps
to mark the fourth centenary of the
establishment of "the first univer-
sity in America" the Colegio San
Nicolas. Denominations will be 2,
Evening star., 1940-07-14
STAMPA.


-CONS-AUTOGH1f
Bought and Sold
716 1,th St. NV. District 1878
UYENO'S STAMP SHOF
1908 Penn. Ave. NV. Met. col
COLUMBIA STAMP SHOP
34O6 14th st. NV.
end Floor Col. 6976
Evenlnss, to All day Saturdsy \
WHITNEY'S STAMP MART
402 18th St. NV. Met. 1911
WASHINGTON STAMP col
937 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
WEEKS STAMP SHOP
606 18th st. NV. Ma. 6e5d|
NATIONAL STAMP MARI
1917 2 st. NV. Rn. All. Dist. SAD
ANNOUNCING OUR NEW LOCATION
405 10th STREET NV. |
'CULLEN'S eo;s saA1s ssop =
Evening star., 1940-07-14

There unique Of model railroad
Md It has ofcers duesnot club
simply together informally Tuesday night
railroad.
layout is being constructed In the basement of a
The builders Bill Ed
Evening star., 1940-07-14

At the close Of business on July
the 3-cent Wilmington Swedish
Finnish Settlemen) and the Scent
Constitution Ratification stamps of
1888 were removed from the sales
list of the Philatelic Agency.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Nothing official has been an
nounced, but is is understood in
Post Office Department circles that
the final decision with regard to
the postage stamp centenary COM
memorative, once promised, then
denied, is thumbs down." The hope
Evening star., 1940-07-14
EXPOSITION FILATELICA DE CORDOBA

To mark the centenary of the first adhesive postage
stampthe Penny Black OF Great Brtan-he Argentine
public brought out this ouuen sheet shouting reproductions
OF the pioneer issues of CorenteS 1856
Coroua 1852 the Argentine Confederation and 1862
The edition limited to 10000 sheets copies.
Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Stamps Magazine for July 13 con-
tains an excellent article on the
Sun Vat Sen stamps of China writ
ten by William E. Jones.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Stamps of the Irish Free State
(Eire) now are printed on paper
Watermarked "E" multiple.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

William E. Mckinney, secretary of
the American Contract Bridge
League and chairman Of the Ma
tional Laws Commission, has an
nounced that q provision Of laws
for duplicate bridge Is being pre-.
pared for Submiasion to the IN.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Members of the committee to re.
port on the proposed nationa
philatelic museum at the annua
convention of the American Phil.
atelic Society, Hotel Statler, Buffalo
August II to 16, are: Mrs. Catherin,
L. Manning, philatelic curator
Smithsonian Institution: Alfred L
Lichtenstein, New York; Elliot
Perry, Westf1eld, N. j.; Philip H
Ward, tr.. Philadelphia, and Fred.
erick w. Green, Cleveland.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

that 1t might be authorized for
release at the American Philatelic
Society convention, Buffalo, August
IL to l6, has been destroyed.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellis Haworth, mar
ried on July 6, will be at f1ime al
the Westchester Apartments afte,
September J.. u
Buffalo Bill once was a Pony EX-
Evening star., 1940-07-14

J. L. Klein of Apeldoorn, Holland
writes that the stamp shops OF
Amsterdam suffered no damage
during the Nazi invasion.
Evening star., 1940-06-20

! Four poster style. walnut veneer on
hardwood. Originally $3.50. Nov
STATS
| Four-poster Colonial style, n,ohoe-
ony veneer on hardwood. Originally
STATS. Now ow----$9.75
Vsnity Dsnekss
3 with walnut finish, upholstered cot
ton scot cover. Originally $ll.75.
Now --------------------$S.7s
z with rosewood finish. cotton home
spun upholstered scot. Originally
$13.75. Now-------$lo
with walnut finish, cotton topesty
cover. Originally $3.50. Now
$Il.5o
I ovoI style, mahogany finish. Orig
inoIIy $l3.75. Now-------$Io:75
with mahogany finish, blue cotton
seat cover. Originally $3.50. Nov 81
primo vsro, green cotton domosk
cover. Less than " price. Now
$4.75
maple, oold-eolor cotton domosk
cover. Less than " price. Nov $4.75
blonde mopls, ontiqus- effect white
!eotheretts cover. Originally $I0.5o.
Now
Night Tsblss
rosewood. Originally $22. Now
$3.50
] French mahogany. Originally
$3.50. Now------------$li.5
3 inIoid mahogany. Originally $22.
Now --------------$16.5o
mohooonv.finish hordwood. Orig
inoIly $3.50. Now--------$9.25
l woInut- finish hardwood. Originally
$9.75. Nov w--------------$6.75
Evening star., 1940-06-20
CIearance-
You Save on Bedroom Furniture

! Colonial style. four drawers. solid
mopls. Originally $5l. Now $3.50
! solid mahogany. Originally $e4.
Now $4Z.5O
I with four drawers. butt walnut.
Originally S3s. Now-----$zS.So
4 desk chests, coIonioI style, five
drowers-the second drower opens
into desk, mahogany finished hard
wood. Originally $3.50. Now
$ls.75
I chest-on-chest, CoIonioI design,
mohoeony-f finished hordwood. Orig
molly $3.50. Now------$l9.75
Single Beds
! CoIonioI style, solid maple. Orig
InoIIy $2e. Now----------$l9.75
z Modern style, rosewood veneer on
hardwood. Originally $4o.75. Now
$3o.5o
] HeppIewhits design, mahogany ve-
neer on hardwood. Originally SIS.
Z Of prirno vera veneers On hardwood.
Originally $50. kow-----$is.75
z CoIoniol Poster style. mopIe. Orig
inolIy $3.50. Now-------$i4.75
Z Open-foot style, mahogany veneer
on hardwood. Originally $@6.
Now -------------------$z4.75
oovbla Beds
3 Four-postsr style. walnut veneer on
hordwood. Originally STATS. Now
$9.75
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Juvenile AppareI,35
Vas S8c and more

433 pieces, including bathing
trunks of rayon woven with Las
tex" yarn in prints and plain COL
ors; rust-colored cotton denim
slacks and shirts to match, cotton
print toddlers' dresses in light COL
ors. Sizes l to in group.
346 Bathing Suits Of rayon woven
with "Lastex" yarn, in light colors:
and cotton wash dresses in light
and dark colored prints. Sizes to
in group. Were 78c and 81.
NOW SVC
IS Cotton Dotted Swiss Infants
Coat Sets in white, pink and blue
Qined); cotton dresses in light
colors and some in dark prints.
Sizes l to in group. Were $l.95
and more. Now---$1.15
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Drssssrs with Mirrors


3 Heppelwhite design, mahogany ve-
neer on hardwood. Originally $56.75.
NOW
z Colonial style, solid rople. Orig
inoIIy $40. kow----$z9.5o
z Adam design. mahogany veneer on
hardwood. Originally $44. Now $50
Dressing TabIes
3 with mirrors, HeppIewhite design,
mahogany veneer on hardwood. Orig
inoIly $54.75. Now-----$37.50
with mirrors, HeppIewhite design,
walnut veneer on hardwood. Orig
inoIIy $36. Now-------$2S
z boses, Colonial style, solid mopIe.
Originally $44. Now----$z4.5o
vsnity Besss
with modern mirror, Modern de-
sign, rosewood veneer on hardwood.
Originally SIS. Now--$3l.z5
! Sheraton design, mahogany veneer
on hardwood. Originally $3.50.
Now ----------------$l7.75
Duncan Phyfe style, drop-Ieof, mo-
hoeony veneer on hardwood. Orig
inoIIy $3.50. kow------$I3.7s
z CoIonioI style, solid mopIe. Orig
inoIIy $3l so. Now----$24.5o
Modern style, bIeoched maple.
Originally $3.50. Now----$z4.50
Chests Of oeewsn
z CoIonioI style, four drawers, solid
maple. Originally $47.50. Now
$3.50
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Boys Wash Shorts, 39e
We're 68c

" ere 66c
ITO pairs Of cotton shorts Sanforzed- -shrunk Twill
not shrink more than 1Ho). In stripes and checks
light and dark shades Of blue, brown, tan and
gray. Elastic sides, self belt. Sizes to 16.
Boys' White Cotton Suits consisting Of coat and shorts
Soled. Sizes 6, Z, and 9. Were $1s5. Now--$115
Is Boys Two-pece Wool Swim Suits Navy. white and
maroon -andwhite. Sizes "a, SO and SO. Less than u
100 Boys Cotton Sports Shirts Blue brown green Sizes
to II in group. Soed mussed. Less than price,
Csc; for 81
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Mems Cotton Wash Stacks
81 Slightly soiled or 'nassed

-Were 9l.0o ana Sl1o
900 pairs Of cotton Sanforized- -shrunk Twill not
shrink more than 1e6). Striped patterns, black
and white, brown and white, blue, gray and tan.
12o Mems Cotton Sports Shirts with necks short
sleeves button fronts In blue tan green Small, medium
and large sizes Ieguarsf perfect would be ST. Priced
375 Mems Shirts of white cotton broadcoh open mesh
Blue, tan Nearly all Sanforized- -shrunk w
not shrink more than l9o) Sizes IA to II. Hreguars
soiled mussed Priced for savings ------ $50
40 pairs Mems Sample Hose of cotton the
popular anklet style and full length Gray, blue. tan.
white Sizes to H. At savings pairs for 81
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Girls Frocks, So
We're 7Sc and 81

299 washable cotton print frocks
and plain colored frocks; also cot
ton corduroy pork-pie hats and
dark wool felt hats. Sizes to Is.
14S Cotton Print Playsuits in gay
colors. Sizes Z to II. Were SIC.
199 Bathing Suits Of rayon woven
with "Lastex" yarn, also some Of
wool woven with "Lastex" yarn.
Pastel and dark colored rayon taf-
feta dresses, too, and some Of rayon
crepe. Sizes to Is. Were $1.95
and more. Now
DOWN STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Women's White
Shoes, '2'''
Ill.,. fS
Were IS

60 pairs Of white kid or calf. Sew
eral heel heights-all with open
toes, some with open heels. Broken
sizes ~ to 3; widths "A to B.
17s pairs Shoes in navy, black,
wine and tan. Open-toe styles
some with open heels. OF patent
leather, calf and wool gabardine.
Medium and high heels. Good
selection of sizes from ~ to 8;
widths AAA to B. Less than "a
price
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
WOODWARD LOTHQOp
DOWN STAIpS STORE
Dresses, '3.s'

Less than Y price-,nisses' and ,vonen's sizes
12O rayon dresses-mostly one-of-a-kind. Solid
colors and prints-a few ensembles one piece and
Jacket frocks. Sizes IL to 20; SO to A and 1871
to 24h. Some are slightly soiled.
Down STAIRS STORE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
BIouses and Skirts. s. eseI

Were SI95 and more
ZOO OF rayon sheers and crepes-dressy styles
and shirts in white and pastel shades. Sizes
81 to 40. Also sheer wool and rayon crepe
skirts In swing or pleated styles. Black, beige,
navy blue and plaidS. Sizes "a to 80.
50 Bathing Suits Of rayon with "Lastex" yarn
Hall skirted and mailot models in plain coors or
prints. Sizes 80 to SO only Less than u price 7sc
IS Sports Dresses nicely tailored Of rayon crepes in
prints and plain colors. Sizes IL to AZ. Were $595
and more. s295
100 Washable Sweaters of Summer-weght cotton
chenille In cardigan and slip-on styles
maize, white, aqua, pink, blue, red. Sizes "a to 49,
Less than u price 35c
30 pieces In q Clearance Of Dresses and Jackets
ood sizes and colors in rayon sports dresses and
separate wool-and-rayon jackets in bright plaids
Sizes IL to l8 in both groups Less than u price 81
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Juniors Dresses
95e
Less than Y Price

IS rayon crepe dresses in dark and
a few light colored and prints.
Broken sizes II to II.
Tailored Frocks Of rayon crepe
In dark colors. Broken sizes II to
IS. Less than u price SOC
"A One piece and Jacket Frocks in
rayon crepe prints and light and
dark plain colors. Sizes II to II.
Were $395. Now--$2.75
IS Jacket Dresses and One piece
Frocks of rayon crepe in light and
dark prints and plain colors. Broken
sizes II to II. Were $5.95 and
s795 Now S3.45
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
IT $50 O'Clock
Your Daughters Summer Needs
Priced for SAVINGS Now

in dainty prints, adoraby trimmed In sizes to l6
Would be more in regular stock. Now----------- SOC
1872 Swim Suits Of rayon woven with "Lastex" yarn
many coors-Several smart styles Sizes to 16 Last
years models-were 81 95. Now--SI4 81 As
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Women's Fabric
Cloves, 35e

Were Csc and more
50 pairs In black, brown and navy.
Broken sizes.
50 Novelty Necklaces, Pins and
Bracelets Of gold -colored metal and
color combinations. Less than u
price $50
Down SfAus SroaY.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Uniforms, 'l

WdnNf0cfnrers seconds, ,OoNld Be
Sl95 if perfect
800 of cotton broadcloth in green, blue, yellow
peach and stripes or checks. Also few of black
cotton broadcloth and few of cotton seersucker
in light colors Sizes IA to 46.
So Misses Rayon Dresses in plain colors and light prints
Many washable Sizes IL to TO- Were So 95 and
Down STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Bows Swim Trunks. us

Discontinued styles and samples from McGresor
200 pairs Of awool, wool woven with "Lastex" yarn
or rayon satin woven with Lastex" yarn. Adjustable
belts and buit-in supporters. In blue maroon navv
and brown. Sizes to 18.
Boys Polo Shirts SIC
900 short sleeves neck shirts for inner and
Novelty cottons in plain colors pattens-bues green's
tans and white. Sizes to 49,
Boys and Youths Washable Cotton SIocks, Sl.35
300 pairs Of peated keep your son
wel-dressed for his Summer life Stripes checks light
and dark shades Of brown blue gray green Sizes
IL to 90
Nightgowns> SIS
in regular stock scoMld be yI95
ZOO rayon printed gowns in white blue and tearose-
and tearose rayon satin gowns trimmed with cotton
lace or tailored. Sizes "a to 40.
Down STAIRS STORE
Cool Maternity Frocks, '2'1
We're 1926 and more
So OF sheer cotons in light prints and few In navy
ptlnts Also few jacket dresses in size H. All are
nack-WIap" styles-variety Of becoming necklines
Sizes IL to 20.
Misses and Women's Straw Hats, s.
Attracfively lou priced for sapines
2OO-the majority, white rough straws In tailored and
dressy styles; the Others tailored hats of cocoanut
sizes. ~ N e ~
Down srAus srusr
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Misses Soft Suits, 3 so
Less than " brice

Less than " price
2t,;u 70 with short high-button jackets and gored
skirts. OF wool jersey, basket-weave wool or
wool-and-rayon Sheland. In powder blue gray
pink, aqua and navy. Sizes IA to 49,
10 Misses and Womens Unlned Sheer black
and navy Sizes IL to 49, 80 to A. s7s5 $3.50
IL Misses Wool Boxy Sports Coats in paids tweeds
Maize, aqua, pink and oatmeal Sizes IL to 10. Less
DOWN STAIRS STORE CoArs AND SUITS
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Silk Panties, So

- pairs glove silk panties, tailored
or trimmed with cotton lace. In
tearose; sizes 5 to 3.
IS Chemise and Combinations,
glove silk chemises are tailored
or trimmed with cotton lace; COM
binations rayon with bandeau tops.
Sizes - to a in group. Were
31.15 to $3.50. Now
Down S1Ans SroRI.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Mems Sports Shirts, So

600 shirts for in or outer wear@open necks short
sleeves button fronts Well-tailored Of cotton hop
sacking, open weave mesh or novelty cottons White.
blue tan and green IN small medium and large sizes.
Mems Summer Underwear Eoch piece, 23c; s for Sl10
~ pairs Sturdy Cotton UnderseFts sripper fronts no
buttons to o and eastc ddes woven madras
cotton prints in neat bold patterns Full cut shaped
Blue green and brown sss 30 to pairs
~ Sturdy CsmbeA Cstten Unhts In the popular
style. White Sizes "a to a. 13c: for S11e
~ pairs Cembed Cotten Briefs tailored cut full for conn
fort Elastic waist band reinforced 'front.' Small medium and
Mems Summer Robes, $235
Messfsetursss ssmplss-nsds ts ssH fes nsek more
100 robes in the popular collar STYLE OF
washable cotton Seersuk terry cloth homespun buadcIoth
and sA cloth robes in plain coos stripes good looking
over patterns Blues green's browns tans wnecoloe
bnatjons. Small, medium and large sses
Down 07Ans oroAx
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Not Remnants-But Specially Priced
On Sale Friday Morning at $50 O'Clock
Summer Cottons for Your
Young ChiIdren-at Savings

$50 Toddlers Sheer Cotton Frocks-lawns batiste,
candies in pastes and prints Priced low for savings
SOC; for $135
$50 Girls and Boys Cotton Striped Overas Sizes to
8. At savings gs----------- -- 38c
to 8. At savings -----------------3Sc
Down erAns sroaE, ImANrs AND JuvHxuEA
Save on Spun Rayon
Jackets and Skirts, '2.9' set
in matching stripes or tvints-each piece has
sold for $l95 in regular sfock-nov you get the
favo for 5295
$50 Of these piece suit cardigan
jacket type necklineskrs AL in the becoming swing STYLE
nave packets In pink blue aqua IL to 20
Down erAns STORE SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Bandettes, 35e
) for 81 We're SIC

1865 Of cotton lace or rAyon-and-
cotton. Sizes 80 to 50; few wider
brassieres, sizes 81 to ~.
2eo Elastic Girdles-pantie and
four-garter style of cotton-and-
rayon combined with elastic. In
tearose and white; small, medium
and large sizes. Manufacturers
irregulars Of girdles which would
be much more II perfect. At saw
inRs .55c; 2 for 81
Down STAIRS SroRI.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Costume Slips, 95e
We're SI.65
White Handbags, So

Priced for savings
ass Of simulated alligator, frogskin
or "pigtex." Top handle and
underarm styles. Easily cleaned.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Nightgowns, SIS

IN regular stock tC0Mld be )
200 rayon printed gowns in white, blue a
ana tearose rayon satin gowns trimmed
lace or tailored. Sizes "a to 40.
Down Stars STORE
Evening star., 1940-06-20

Women's Hose, So
Irresulors Of hisher.briced
hose
720 pairs three and four thread silk
chiffon hose. reinforced soles and
heels. Popular Summer shades: In
sizes 81 to 1911.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-06-20

STORE, COATS AND SUITS.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31


'sMy friends, I do not suggest
nor do I believe-that my old friend
the Senator would deliberately be-
tray his country and sell its secrets
to any foreign, inimical nation. I
know the Senator; he is my friend.
He is an innocent, trustful, unsus-
pecting gentleman farmer, but sad
ly lacking in political acumen and
farsightedness. Are you to trust to
handle the intricate problems Of
statecraft, to represent you in the
Senate of the United States, man
who innocently, ingenuously-and
most unwisely-receives as his init
mate a common spy? On these
points, I challenge the Senator!
Good night, and thank you"
The Senator was good deal sur
prised. Olympia, scarlet with rage,
was at work on her under-chin.
Adele and Limpy, who had become
accustomed to charges and counter
charges and knew there was nothing
in them, snickered little. But Hell
en-, who had turned dead white,
twisted her slim hands nervously in
her lap.
who's the wop? Ever hear Of
him?" asked Dave briskly.
why, the girls have been talking
about himl Yes, must have met
him."
He never had dinner at our house
in his life! He just came to call"
shouted Aunt Olympia.
How'd he get in?" persisted
Dave.
81 invited him." said Olympia
angrily. "He asked for it and I
invited him."
"Oh, Uncle Lancy, it's-all-my
fault" Helen stammered.
mot at all, not at all, my dear"
said the Senator soothingly. EVERY
body goes everywhere in Washing
ton. Anybody calls on anybody.
There's no crime in that"
"He said he was-writing book, !"
said Helen weakly.
writing a book covers a multi
tude of Spies" said Olympia.
Uncle Lancy, I-feel just terri
bly," walled Helen.
Terribly, my dear? What nom
sense! There's nothing to feel terri
bly, about. 1t doesn't mean any,
thing. He can't substantiate his
charges. It's just another red her
ring he's got hold of. 1t doesn't
mean a thing"
"Oh, yes, it Does" said Olympia
grimly. 1T means that louise, Len
Hardesty, is buckling down to bust
ness and we've got to mind our P's
and Q's. He wrote that speech
from beginning to end"
"Of course" said the Senator.
"And Dave'n write me one tomor-
row that will show them up in great
shape. They can look at my record.
I'm eleanor that score, anyhow.
Everybody is entertained in Wash
ington, and you can't 60 around at
tea tables sorting sheep from goats.
Why, that fellow d'Allotti has
even horned into the White House.
Don't worry, my dear. Dave will
take care of it,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
II. Honorable Uncle lanev
By ETHEL HUSTON

You call him right back and tell
him to leave Cece where he isl" she
cried. II can't listen to speeches
and look at that worm in the same
breath"
adele, that's the most perfectly
mixed figure I ever heard in my
life!" said Limpy admiringly. "It's
triplel It's unique!"
Aunt Olympia didn't hear her.
my dear" the Senator remon-
strated, I'VE can't hurt the boys
feelings. Dave says he's working
like a dog and making a good job
of it, too"
"why shouldn't he? What is he,
anyhow, but a dog, a yellow dog,
tool" Aunt Olympia smiled ever so
family in appreciation Of herself. II
tell you what to say, Del. You tell
Dave one of them had better stay
there to get the general reaction to
the Governors drivel-and Cece can
stay-and Dave can come"
That sounding reasonable, the
Senator started for the telephone.
"You needn't tell him it's my idea"
said Olympia. 'I'm willing you
should take the credit"
The Governor began his speech
with dignified and disarming mild
ness. He explained that he had
known the Senator for many years,
as his friend, and, more recently, as
Governor of his state. He made it
very clear that, knowing him thus
intimately, he could not brand the
Senator as wicked man, a vicious
man, or a traitorous man. He was
merely a hopeless inefficient, a cour-
teous, richly comfortable gentleman
farmer; one who knew nothing of
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4sk Me 4uother
. A General Quiz
The Questions

/. In the Great Seal of the Unit
ed States what is the eagle holding
in its left foot?
2. Creatures that remain in a
state of torpor during the summer
are called-hibernators, torpidates
or estivators?
3. How is an amendment to the
United States Constitution re-
pealed?
4. When did the crossword puz-
zle originate?
S. Which city is farther west,
Los Angeles or Reno?
6. What is the difference be-
tween puppet and marionette?
z. Is the attraction of gravity at
the suns surface equal to that of
the earth's surface?
8. Has perfect black or white
ever been achieved?