Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1921, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. Low lies the form of Hiram «Horner, out in his boneyard bower ; he swung his car around corner at forty miles an hour. e might have made the curve “at twenty, with-safety first in view; for he had time to spare a-plenty, no urgency he knew. Before him stood a mighty hoarding: that shut the street from sight; but madly he went henry—fordmg, and turned sharp to the right.. Around the turn a truck was plugging; a truck of ample power, and into it old Hi went chuggmg at forty miles It was a mad and|* foolish caper for one possessed of brains, and with a sheet of blotting paper we soaked up his _Now other fools may mvmng sudden death, but Hiram in his crate is lying, beneath the. dewey And other nuts will make us shiver as up the pike they pass, but Hiram, in his lit- tle flivver, no more steps on the = é‘\?d fansd will S(;l“ ge ched for speeding, and made g‘)n dig up sg)ecks. but Hiram Horner, little heeding, is resting dn his box. Oh, horns will honk _and cut-outs thunder, and cyl- " inders will hit, but poor old slcepmg under- three wagon- ‘WALT MASON. ¥ (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) Asxsxmanmu.m' Eugenia U. Bailey, fifteen years old, by her mother, Maude M. $40,000 DAMAGES ASKED. Suits aggregating $40,000 damages Flora, has|nave.been filed in the District S préme Court against Erskine Lipp cott as the result of the dischari lof an air rifie December 26, 1918. Josefa P. McCormack, a minor, by | E. Morrison Paper Co. CHOOL . STATIONERY This is & feature of our business. filed suit in the District Supreme Court for the annulment of her mar- riage to Herbert F. Bailey, twenty- o performed August 9 last and the wife says she has not lived with the de- fendant. She charges that he fraud- ulently represented to her that her mother donsented to the marriage and showed her a license to procure which he had given her age as eighteen, she asserts. 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