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CONSULT WEATHER BUREAU
If Moving to Another Stat? You Can
Get Just the Information You
Want From the Government.
CATHOLIC
JOOTtNAI.
FRENCH MARRIAGE!
CUSTOMS CHANGE
Safety Deposit Vault l
Through the <-on-
Uncommon
Sense
$5.00
By
JOHN BLAKI
Per
m o n t h bojrs
a n y late m o d e l
TYPE WRITER
Renting, Rrpairs. Supplies
t l v e s were ted to a safe deposit ',)'.
Gty Typewriter Exchange
b o x maintained In a bank for '•'••[
Many Girls Happily Wedded After
381 CENTBAi BJLI>G.
t h e disposition of stolen prop- ;i;
TEN Y E A R S
Phone Stone 3424
erty.
»
. Being Won in Fashion of
Abe Harris and Louis Klein
q p » 0 T H E boy? o f eight, ten y e a r s i s
English Sisters.
! pleaded guilty to possessing
•*• an eternity.
Ten y e a r s a g o h e
burglars' tools and Klein agreed
had no existence.
T e n years more
'ft to open-the box. A visit t o the
!L—-~"~~
Number of Educated Gentlewomen
and he will be a man in stature—
bank revealed the box
was
a size that s e e m s to him far beyond
Who Are Earning Their Living I*
* UflTfHi IIITWEQTQ IMIUAII^ f ' " " ' * *" >' "
empty.
attainment.
Increasing Every Year—New
' filllUii
KllLllCulu
IllUIHilU correspondent who Is discouraged by
It was not known that they
To t h e boy of twenty-one, ten
'-' i
New Jersey mosquitoes a n d wunts to
Occupations Are Open.
-=—
['i rented the safe deposit box un^ 0 ^
Spend
Weary
Months
on
C
o
a
t
l
°
*
w
™
*
"
'
«
K
el*..
Inquiries
o
f
this
years,
while not a lifetime, is a
r
til the arrest of s third man.
^
.type, including questions OIJ tbt* terolung stretch ahead.
London. — French parents know no
Waiting for Rescue—All on Verge
T
h
e
police
believe
that
another
perature, climate, rainfall, and .similar
At the end of t h e coming ten years
better than Kngllxli p a r e n t s ' w h a t to
of Starvation When Picked Up
man may have had a key and
factors of weather which affect living
lie will be well o n his way to wher'I 'Jo with their daughters, writes a
removed
valuables
since
the
arby Coast Guard.
conditions, business, or work in some
ever he i s going, success or failure.
1'uri.i corre»j»oni|i-iit of the Times.
rest of Kl-itii anil
Harris.
distant locality, are taken care of by
ami Harris.
:^
If he coUrd understand just lfow
When njarrliofe fulls, or is unduly deHouston, Tex.—A strange tule o f ad- the climntolujjlnil
division o f
the
much those ten years mean, just
!njc<i,
action
l>f-i'i>un-s
lnii«-riitlve.
For
^
s
s
w
*
y
w
*
ventures In the wilds of South Amer- weather bureau.
what can be done with them, just
murriuue w a s the invariable
ica, of shlpwrevk and weary vigil on
mi
,
i
•
,,
,, i
1.1
U » T | \ . iiuirrlni;
Established 1890
what they will yield If rightly cultithere
are
not
enough
t h e coast was U»ld recently by Captain
The I»'c|ulrer Is usual y supplied wlth^.J
.
,
vated,
there
would
be
far
less
RADIO
WASHER
PEEVES
LADY
tjieu
to
go
round
a
n
d
glrl.s
must
look
Whlttemeer of the Mount Kvan.s.
printed dutu uivlng a great tuuny facts
trouble and distress In the world.
^fijjy-..
- "It w a s In lljl)3, during the d a y s of ubout t he sect Ion he Is interested in, for some alternative to wifehood and
To the man of forty, ten y e a r s are
Outraged and Indignant Pennsylvania
UivtherliiHid
v\
lien
t'lej
leave
school.
tile sail boats,*' Captain Whlttemeer as well as a loner a nattering his speten
years which must not be wasted.
Lady
Makes
Complaint
to
GovAn aim in life !s esaentlul. Their
• a i d , "that I hud w h a t probably was
Manufacturers o f
question?,.
T h e next ten y e a r s are his best, a s
V^*-- t h e strangest adventure of my history. cific
ernor of State.
parents
are
the
first
tu
realize
this
The weather bureau has lixi printed
far as productivity is concerned. If
I "I w a s very young theu. und hud sectional ilesorlptfons of tills character and turn reluctantly from tuutehuiuU
Philadelphia — Enter
the
radio he has not made the last ten years We also do Repairing. Forging,
been t o sea only a f e w years, r was which it sends persous asking about Ing to the choice of a eureer The girls
count, he stlir "has a chance w i t h the
Still w i t h the St. James, u sailing ship conditions In definite places In conti- are less reluctant, because they d>> not uiasher.
*
Flue Welding, Oxy-Acetylene
next ten.
His
Initial
appearance
In
t
h
e
ether
E,i4^..<H» which I set o u t for my first voyage. nental I'nlted ^tutes. Slinllur data ure despulr of rimling a husband and are
After that, unless he is a pheWelding and Cutting
!4#"«~'
««o n t h i s voyajre w e were out o f Rio aLso available for Iforto l l l i o arid 11a- glad to think they m a y meet him nnd was reluted by Governor Hproul of
I'ennsy Ivuiiln ut a recent banquet nomenon, the c h a n c e will be gone. He
d e Janeiro for Valparaiso.
waii. Information abotit AlusUu is In ••house him for themselves
can progress a f t e r fifty, ge farther
"We had been out several days—I preparation.
Sometimes their dreams are realized, here.
than lie has ever gone, but rarely un"I
received
a
letter
the
oth«""
day,"
169-175 Will Street
"ST", "forget t h e exact number—when a" gale
und there are many hupplly married
less he i s going strong on his fiftieth
ft i
IS LAWYER AT 18
women in France
who lone been sold t h e governor, "from n ve. y outh i t us. We trlod to stay safely "out
Rochester.N.Y. BOTH PHONES
birthday.
from shore, but all efforts were futile.
wooed anil won In the Kngllsh way. raged and Indignant woman w h o had
Look at your remaining y e a r s a s
Just
purchased
n
radio
set.
'I
was
-* F o r three days we were battered and
They met their husbands through their
an asset.
E x a m i n e the next t e n of
vvurk. The numbers of educated gen- enjoying a lovely concert,' the letter
torn by a heavy sea, and on the fourth
Expert Dry Cleaning Service
them for opportunity, and see i f yon
read,
"when
suddenly
u
coarse
voice
tlewomen who are earnlna their living,
^..OuT vessel w a s cast on a reef near
can allot to e a c h enough w o r k to
Careful - T h o r o u g h — P r o m p t
broke
in
In
the
middle
of
It
nnd
shoutWhat Is now known a s Uood Suecesn
or preparing to do s o . increase every
carry you at a better pace Into the
ed
:
"Is
there
any
good-looking
dame
V
e
l v e t s and P l u s h e s - a S p e c i a l i t y
year. The liberal professions Ln>clude
' * bay.
Been use if there next decade.
Genesee 614
many qualified women. There are a listening to this?
When we s a w that the ship wns
Ten years w i s e l y employed a t any
Is
I
want
her
to
meet
me
at
t
h
e
cor322
C
o t t a g e Street
few
notnUle
i-eisei
where
women
are
(loomed w e decided to leave her.
associated vv Itli big Imslness concerns, ner of the Friends' graveyard In Qua- time after twenty ought to m a k e a
**We went overboard in lifeboats and
JARDIINe»8
eight man either a s u c c e s s or a failure.
hitherto nnly run by men
In ngrlcul- kertown tomorrow night at
w « - rowed f o r 20 mil«s up the coast.
They
may
not
be
enough
to
bring
o'clock
I've
got
a
bottle
of
hooch
In
GRAINS
OF HEALTH
{ura wolwe-U aometliues direct their
"We built a tire and waited for
•jf
FOK CRROItlC CONSTIPATION
estates, hut there Is no-general fem- m y c a r and If I l i k e her I'll t a k e her a fortune, but t h e y ought J o bring„•*.. jKHmlng. It w a s terribly eoltl, Our
TORKODLATB UVBR AND BOWELS
habits and methods which later will
v
inine movement towards outffoor man- to Atlantic City."
-^Clothing w a s w e t a n d fear was felt
Prepared by
•
Insure
independence.
"In order to pass the buck to the
ual labor. Women gardeners ran be
for several of t h e men.
JOHN
JARDINE
!**?*?$*•
Compare
t
h
e
n
e
x
t
ten
years
with
counted on one hand : farmers a r e al- federal government," the governor re\" ' W a t c h Intsrerta Indians.
Rocherter. S . t
marked, chuckling, "I wrote that the the last, and determine that these J93 State 8tc*et
most as rure
»"
"When morning finally came w e dedevelopment of radio bad- corue so stretches of time, now empty a n d un
c i d e d to-.split i n t o two parties. One
Upholds Modern Mothers.
Mik 2429.
suddenly tbot we h a v e not had time Improved, shall be tilled with achieve- II.I11W8
l a r t y w a s t o t a k e t h e boats and try
Mine. Leon l>uudet in her recent yet t o become conversant with the ment that Is w o r t h while.
&=atfw4«acb t h e c o a s t - g o a r d station, the
book. "Couiment Klever n o s Fllles,' peculiar conditions It creates, but that
Ynu can put into them almost any~$b-other w a s to return t o the beach,
you
chonse-^-work.
effort,
puts herself on the side of modem I trusted due ai-tlon would be taken thing
•r^™!-—^!-happened t o be o n e of the 1 3 to
mothers In such things us sport and t o prevent this form of outlaw broad- thought, o r Idling, and t i m e wasting.
- " ^ return t o t h e beach.
Almost any man ran be m a d e or
liberty of thought "within measure.' raster from Inflicting his personality
"We had gone about 15 miles when
You h a v e a t
but Is uppuat;il. lu t h e Idea.Mf women «>n-the world at l a r g e . " -•*.•_ broken. In ten years.
«^=.w*-were--stopped- by a rivers--It-was
least that time before you If y o u are Rffifht Service at the Right Price
taking
u
part
in
politics.
Ian.
nie.dl
not wide nor deep, but it was very
- t h e - a g e - of - t h e - average- - newspaper
.ciiie™i)r_buslni*as S h e - d o e s not • lie»fwlft"Bnd"*irrw»t,"plep«r-'of"'t»H>-flo«tte«l"
reader.
Jfere rhey w i n find h»pplnesi«i in'n- pubt na
i r
* $mr«r*-'' " - -*•" -.
'""
*• ' '
Make up your mind that e v e n If
lic carrt-r : "I<a veritable vie des
"We were still standing on the bank
t h e last ten y e a r s counted for nothfi-miiu^ est a la mill son." She would
1
*S*f5^of t h e river w h e n we saw a band pf
i n g the n e s t ten will count tor niuch.
have iter daughters accomplished In
Si-^IndlanB coming toward us. I stood
Make that purpose, and stick t o It.
fine nrts and tine mnnners. charitable,
^ ^ ;^..» Close to where th»y emerged from beMiss Zonula Long»tretli, nln>, ut domesticated, "sachnnt composer un
And t h e s e coming ten years w i l l be
E-^6"
hind a small knoll, so there was noth- eighteen >ears nf
age,
grudnnted menu et au besolu l'executer." Thny
the best you h a r e ever known.
:,ing for m e to d o but await develop- from
the
Arkansas
haw
scbnol slxiuhl excel In well chosen sports, and
iCopyrtsht by John BUkd )
ments. The others ran.
O
at Little Hock. She Is t h e youngest In their late teens Hnlzac'B novels
tei,v?*-.-.«rp}le Indians surrounded me "and lawyer in the state, at leust the
SA N. P i t z h u g h S t .
l^fr<~g<^<*y^r<<^<yy^<^•*<<•<•<•*<^^
li-]€ *;i;^ l o o k e d m e over curiously. For somo youngest quill I fled to practice. >et she might be set before them.
Turkish Baths
#1.25
w?
In all they
do they should be
* ^ J t h n e J . w a s undecided what..to d o . I l» unable to gain a d m i t t a n c e , j o j h e bar
Rooms
.--—•- - — -.
__ 1.25,
THE
ROMANCE
OF
VVORDSJ
•watched oyer arid guardedi For unogh, «oomv a n d T u r k i s h Bath'.-"."—_-.. 2JQO
J g n t a n e t K ^ a J h i d l o h * w e r e - re- because of her >OUH« years
Situ Is
s*r>«T*tf Department for L«dln
pitted- t o b e cannibals. Thea a woman endeavoring to "have the urate te0sTn : rers sn educated marriage t s the onfy
"VILLAIN"
desirable end They a r e III fitted to go
K^,*-...ta the band noticed m y watch fob.
tore pass n law penult ting iier to pracISTOKY. which has a habit V
"1 took out m y watch and gave It tn tice, nnd has a hubby for criminal law. out Into the world.
•PBKVOST"
• »f repeating Itself, runs
M I'lerre Soiilalne In his novel. "La
her. I w a s surprised to find that It She Is the iluughter .'f I'nlted States
true to form in a number of ',',',
ALSO
Rtte de hi I'nlv" drawn a vivid i>lcw a s still running. T h e ticking noise Commissioner
I.<iiig>-tri-tii
nf I .ir tie
words, as may he seen by t h e ;
"A-A"TAXI
ture
of
a
girl
l-rutight
up
in
this
way
proved interesting to her, and she di- Rock, fi>nnerl> a major In the regular
MArN
who Is f.iri ed eveiitnally to earn her
rected t h e attention of the whole band. army.
• lerg me by "pagan" nnd "vilIlvini:
It ,|n«'« le.t offer ii n encuiir"The rest of t h e party n b s e n e d that
lain
The former, ns we h a v e {>
n.-lnc ••utP»c-k inn] i>i»e fe»-N the girl
I w a s having no- difficulty with the
J! vo per hour in city
I THp» OOc up
w e n first meant n dweller in
Indians and stnrted back to me. As BOSSY CHEWS UP HER MONEY v\|m must c u m her livelihood needs
a village (pngus). then a heathen ;l
3 PASSKNOEU CARS
s.iiueftunc more tlmn the education
^v*/;
they drew near they came in for a
villager ami then n heathen.
^ l ^ i r ' - f i K e a t deal of comment from the In- Ohio Woman Leaves 51,000 m BUI* In which even a delightful and virtuous
Similarly, "villain" wns oiigt- ;;;
The Best Remedy
home i :in give She e m e r g e s fmrn her
£ivj"*'' "djans, but there wer? no Indications
Her Buggy and Cow Does
niilh applied to the serf or pens- i;
shell ton much of n woman to stand
of violence.
the R e s t
ant. known ns "vlllanus" b e - .;:
•done.
"I walked slowly away from th«
cause he was attached to t h e
Martins Ferry. (».—The long preen
That there nre French women who
Indians. No effort w a s made to stop
villa or farm. In this sensp it ;;
i';'il'.'
milerstnnd Hint their daughters must
me. When I had drawn a short dis- looked like gnod pasture land to
bud no opprobrious meaning jl
Prescription Druggist
tance awr.y I halted nnd motioned the Bossy, sn she helped herself lo a $1.- be better armed for life Is e v i d e n t
whatever, being practically
a >
000
cud.
«
<
31 S t a t e
S t r e e t
i>nt
thev
liehmir
more
generally
to
the
Others to follow me. They, ton, left
Mrs. James Wentherson w a s t h e vic- petite ln>iirues'i»ie tlmn to the urnnde
t h e Indians without difficulty.
man" or "rustic." Then, because ;!
tim of her cow's appetite for high hourKei'lsle. or the arlstix-rncy. Not
Live on Grasses.
It wns taken for granted that t h e .;!
She left t h e Sl.(WX) .»r» the until unite Intely have women of the
"Afterward w e learned that t h e s e finance.
peasant would he churlish, selfI n d i a n s were known a s the Terre del seat of h<»r buegy while slip went into upper classes contemplated taking up
i Ish. dishonest, and generally ot ;
paid "work onrsTde their" hornets, and
0%&%^~MmM^^
the^harn to get the horse
evil mor^rconriftlohs^r*ferHn#' *
Many
When Mr?. Weatherson came out. the prospect confnumls them
j^-r^ -rived from the land in which they
of course, only to the p e a s a n t s l
A u t o Bodies of Special D e s i g n s
. t i " • lived, dabbed Terre del Fuego by sall- t h e wnllet wns gone, hut the row's mothers would like to see their daughS l e i g h s and Delivery W a g o n s
of other days—the word began :
Mr. (Jerard Swope, who. In 1893 £ to take on these secondary char- :|
*4)rt, bccanse of the peculiar blue light Jaws were working freely and ibere ters married unsuitably rather than
1828K«jt Ave.
Booh. Phone F i r k 15M
thrft shone over the Islands at times. w a s a ' lump In her throat. Mrs. not married and forevd to earn their w a s entered on the pay roll of
nctprtstlcs. and. at the third •[]
the General
Klectric company
as
T h e Indians wore no clothes except Weatherson promptly forced open the living.
step nothing of the m e a n i n g
Home Phone, Stone 3098 Bell phone Chase 66?
a helper at the astounding salary
..« l o i n belt, despite the extremely cold animal's mouth, reached down nnd
which the etymology s u g g e s t s ;:;
New Occupations Open.
of SO a week, is now president
•weather. The belt they obtained from drew out a pulpy mass that was once
survives.
T h e peasant Is e n - !:!
The result Is the g i r l s of today are
o f that organization, the l a r g e s t elec- t h e ^kftr of n ffimnco, n species nf St.tioo m Mils.
tlrely lost, and the evil morel ';; Drugs,
Chemicals, Toilet
Articles,
tnrnlng their eye tn occupations which
triral manufacturing corporation In
:, 4eeir that thrives in that territory.
conditions of him who is called ;!
Candies, Cigars, and Kodak Supplies
hitherto have been forbidden
The
Mr. S w o p e Is also presi"We lived for several days on what HEN SINGS ABDUCTOR TO JAIL clnemn has many attractions f,,r t h e m ; the world
by this name alone remain, for, '•'.
" W e Handle Quality Goods Only"
dent o f the International General
f e w grasses we could Bnd and upon a
in its final stage, the epithet m a y !;
It Is easier than the stage. The Rue
277 E a s t A v e n u e
Electric
company,
t
h
e
export
and
forsmall shellfish, something l i k e a clam. Novel Test Before Jury Result* In de la I'alx offers many opportunities.
he as freely applied to the p e e r ;i
eign department of the organization.
. ' W e found these growing on rocks.
as to the pauper.
In f a c t
Prison Sentence for NeShnpkeeplng appeals to the practical
thnnks to popular fiction and t h e i
"About a week later we reached St.
braska Man.
artist which Is latent In so many
even more popular screen, t h e :
^ J o h n ' s lighthouse. T h a t Is a coast
Frenchwomen.
DIES AFTER 50 OPERATIONS
current visualization of a v i l - ';!
i^gf_.', guard Station for the Argentine governOmaha, Neb.—The happy song of a
Business attracts more thnn cooklain is that of a well-dressed, ;>:
'^^y i'ijDssat, h o t a boat calls only once every pet hen sent Charles (irady to Jail at
ing, houseclennlng, gardening or run- Overseas Hero of Seventy-Ninth Divihlock-mustucned, clgarette-smok- ;i;
| | : 8 / fWSree months.
For five months we Butte, Neb. (irady was charged with ning a car. Teaching la more to her
sion Loses Four-Year Fight to
Ing person, bred within t h e
J | 1 0 ;-;Waited f o r a boat to call. Daring that stealing chickens from Andrew I„oren- taste thnn nursing. S h e d o e s not look
Both Phones
Regain Health.
morally cramped confines of t h e
K I & V ^ ' t i m e o n e of oor comrades died from son.
Among t h e poultry alleged to with favor on any occupation which
big
city
rather
than
raised
i
n
i
' j | ^ ; ^ p o a u r e nnd t h e rest were on the have heen stolen w a s a little hen. takes her a w a y from her family altoCatawissa, l"!uv—Herbert McOarty,
the
theoretically
pure
at ,
^|>|%, J velrge of death b y starvation when we which Mr. Lorenson Insisted he had gether, which spoils her hands or
twenty-eight years old. a veteran of
mosphere oi t h e farm. Thus d o j|:
"rare picked u p by t h e coast guard trained. The jury went t o view the destroys the outward signs of her In
t h e Seventy-ninth division, lost a fourwords swing around until t h e i r i;
i o a f Amatlo. We found o u t t h a t n chickens nt t h e jail. Mr. Lorenson ward grace.
year light for life after undergoing
.; meaning points In a direction :
^ ^ ^ e V o l n t t O D had taken place in Argen- said t h e hen would fly t o any one's
She strives t o keep her wage-earn- nearly fifty operations to overcome
L a d y Assistant
J j S f ^ g apd that i t had been necessary arm. If called, and sing a song. A Juror
j! precisely opposite to that In '•['•
ing work and her private life a s far wounds he had suffered a few days
which they s t a r t e d .
'
I Phones, Bell I488 Genesee,
j&pkfft t a > e off all t h e coast guard boats.
41a S t o n e
tried it, with the result t h a t t h e Jail apart as possible. T h e freedom which before the armistice, wben h i s body
^ f ^ u ' . * * W e Were t a k e n to Ooswar, the most sentence followed.
bj
the
Wbeelor
Syndicate.
Inc.>
««B
P
a
l
o
s
t
.
ut«a«
comes to Frenchwomen with an earned w a s riddled by bullets from a machine
pi4$»hiherBly port in the world, and
Income does not often run into li- gun of a German airplane. McCarty
~i?*'^«J£yed there for about a month before
KBTABUBHBD 1173
cense. Sound common sense and a had beeu in hospitals almost continu-Ol ^ ^ i finally caught a boat to San Franpractical conception of the value r,f ously since h e w n s wounded. In the
¥4'M£o. again."
money keep most g i r l s f m m extrava- operations 14 ribs had been entirely
Child Falls in Oil
gance, even when family traditions removed, a portion of one shoulder
Weil and Is Drowned
blade and a collarbone taken out.
fall.
&
•
•
rng Adventures Follow
vfr^ek.of Vessel on Coast
r - - uf South America,
Washington.— "What Is the healthiest place in the United Stole*7"
. " I s there a n y place tn Florida where
a person cun live the yeur round
without getting malaria?"
Questions tike these couist tttlfiost
'dally to the w e a t i t w bureau of tl.e
jUuited KrnTfH I»ei»urtiuent of Acrieulture
Tlu l t i| lH ,vl,, i,tl
fl iu a
A t t e n t i o n Nazareth
Academy Commercial
Class Students —we will
give you a special rate
on renting all makes of
machines.
Sidney Hall's Sons
Boilers, Tanks, Stacks, Breechings
Atl Supplies Carried in Stock
Watts Dry Cleaning Go., I n c
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merican Taxicab Go.
OFFfCE BOY TO PffBlDEWr
Funerafs, Weddings, Ghrfstenfries.
Station Calls
2 8 7 Central Avenue
Genesee Hotel and Turkish Bath
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Main 4 1 3
6399
Jackson's Cough Syrup 2 5 c
George Halm
CALEY & N A S H , Inc.
Automobile Pilntlog and Trimming
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East Avenue Drug Company Inc
BRIGHTON PLACE DAIRY CO.
Milk-Cream Buttermilk
Wm. H. Rossenbaeh
Font Pal Dirreetot*
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Electro. Tex.—-"Daddy—Daddy, help m e ! " were t h e agonizing cries which came from t h e
ten-inch opening of an oil v» ell
h e r e . Rescuers worked frantically, bnt the narrowness "of
t h e hole, which was 180 f e e t
d e e p , handicapped their efforts.
It w a s a r a c e w i t h death which
l a s t e d five hours, but death won.
Blslng water
in t h e
hole,
dWwaed t h e child before grappliflg hooks were fastened i n t o
t h e clothing and the body w a s
d r a w n from the w e n . T h e child
t e e Steady, four. H e s t e p {— wpeda r into
t h e opening of the welt
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N e e d s the Money.
Tucson, Ariz.—After playing every
part In life's cast from lumberjack
and prizefighter to tlw» graduate school
of a great college, F r e d (Kid) Wedgei
who attracted nation-wide attention
when he hoboed his way t o Harvard,
plans to leave Tucson to All a movie
contract. Wedge declared h e Intended
to employ his profits to return to Harvard, which he was compelled to leave
on account of w a n i n g finances.
"It's only a means to a n end with
me. I haven't lost t h e old ambition,"
declared W e d g e . "I expect to take
Mrs Wedge and the boy t o Cambridge
this fall and I need t h e money."
CAUSES
MOTHER'S
DEATH
Child Jumps Into H e r Lap and Causes
Internal Injuries That Prove
Fatal.
Pottsvllle, P a . — B y playfully leading
into h i s mother's arms, Edward Barry,
eleven
years
old,
unintentionally
caused the death o f Mrs. Alice Chllds,
forty-five y e a r s old, at Port Carbon.
The b o y was a child by a former mar.riage. Mrs. Chllds w a s s e a t e d i n a
rocking chair w h e n t h e boy, c o m i n g in
from play, Jumped into h e r l a p . Mrs.
Chllds Was at once taken violently ill
with internal injuries and noon d i e d ,
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curled up
twy toes.
L. W. Maief's Sons
UNDERTAKERS
8 7 0 Clinton A v e n u e N.
Phonea • • •
Burke & McHtJgh
CARTING OO.
Light Auto Cars for General Dellferj
163 North Si.
Main 7111* Phones Stone 3296
Thomas B. Mooney
FUNERAL
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