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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933 Bome's lucky,” observed Wil- VALIANT DUST | == ASSOCIATOIN TO CUR s sl K - BRIDGE RULE CHANGES “And you wasn't, I s’pose?” “Wot d'you mean?” asked William b 1 { Work - Culbertson Organizetion Hopes to Prevent Sudden “Disturbances.” miglyt steal another machine and at- | temy l.MmAkLlhdrn to safety. Mik. W. K. Hobbe, wife of the P:m(.:)be;;’ \;:r;; ir e bank wi the o enf ;!u:'ur- cloul freiy mBleeh § 3 locate this money, &al about §$10,000 more betore they away. BANK BANDIT TRIO GETS $10,000 AND FLEES POSSE Robbers Are Pursued by Auto and ‘With Houads, but Trail Is Lost in Timber. By the Associated Press. WEST PLAINS, Mo., May 11.—Three | men yesterday held up the Bank of Ve | Hammond, Mo., obtained about $10,000, and apparently escaped a posse after being forced to abandon their motor car because of the close pursuit of State t highway patrolmen. Clothing and am- munition were found in the car. SADDLES ll:iu l'.q-iprn ;.—l‘:.ll'liu werything for the horse nld.ng —— W ‘re”-ll in prison, ““We aren't “Well, you will soon, I should tMn.l. \"f! problbly iy Tos Mum® we? Wmmmmndthm Wmti t struck Oumtu“mt‘oe as being entively wrong, contrary common Senmlm und Tlnllleun sense, sound theory, and all that he m B o B b e, b v 1o S o e ol was the fact ol '‘ant 3 appeared to live chiefly uponqwlne. beer, ;‘,‘&."n&'}f,,‘“.‘,'. . ""”‘a‘;.fi“’.','m absinthe, and any other alcohol that he | gion The other detachments are emur could get hold of, was undoubtedly the | marching a few hundred miles farther most cheerful, spry and active member| round or waiting for warmer weather up,there. “No good st Winter sporta.” | Sudden, changes in the tules of the m:zlan‘ldn:.ne idea when Ole Man gm'.he.'wt - ore, X wonder, mumw rules have been promul- | Mrs speculated Wi N “Chain of posts like this one, I suj e wm':dml‘":el(‘"“ York), pose” replled Otho Belleme. Wil St e e Maj. Riccoli in command of the I tion intends that sny Lieut. Napoleon Riccol has antititn MOl e s ot the eater Napoleon. has been tested by of the Prench Becret Service, and found wanting. He has had to re- sign his army eommission, and enlist in the Forelgn Legion There be has risen nk ‘of major, and now he is column of troops over freezing paths into the “hottest lang rth." the territory of the Sultan OF Mekaszen. He dreams of becoming an emperor. Japalese coins are now in use in Chosen and Taiwan. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, May 11.—The United States Bridge Association announced today that it would guard against any Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH Wilhout Embarrassment k. laugh or sneeze, Without dropping or slipping. ds them frmly and com- w. fine powder hes no gummy, Dasty taste or feelns. | | Makes ‘bre) Lh fnle‘nanl Newer and bet- an used. Get Last night a close watch was main- Peoples Drus tee, representative Summer competit tained over all - ||| Stores or dny otm L tore.—Ad! member cluhs: thioushoai the country. | Asbury. Parks B 13 mesr. Shii's hovie: | ion. hovesets 1 Lo Deliet ‘the robbess || tsement: " fsntler i use Ja-pal-mo elts to a delightful liqui of the whole section. > “Hot, my child?” he would reply to “Forward, March.” a grumbling observation of Pere Pous- Marche!” sin “You drink too much. That is N avant! el o raeh Cov 8¢ ‘E 'And once more the little col- | why you feel what you call the heat. CHAPTER 1IV. Eat, | fear e 4 st a0 oday at umn staggers forward, Maj. | Itll be hot later on, 1 grant you, when Riccoli rides back to his| we get nearer to the Mekazzen country. place at Its head, thrusts hi . . Nice deep stone defiles between rlxht blnd inside his cloak and broods | nice high stone mountains. . No air. Napoleonically. Stone hotter than the sun. . . . 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It works like a charm, every time. Seems like A bottle of FREEZONE cosis 2 few cents at any drug store. Try it! FREEZONE oy Ckwc Co: ¥¥ | Ha, ha, the good Le Sage. But why be Fourth to anybody? Why | _ “White lime-stone?” inquired Otho, not Riccoli the Pirst? Or perhaps | Belleme. = i just Nanoleon Riccoli. like Gustavus No, white-hot,” replied Tant de; Adolpbr.s, Ghengis Kahn or Attila the Hun. But l"&r all, the world would choose | for itself. These names are given, not chor2n. lt would be for history to narse him Napoleon the Fourth, Riccoli th: Redeemer—or just plain simple Napoleon Riccoll, like plain simple | Julius Cnesar—gre;u;:ss'unldt!a{n# o ste] e flr:fe:a:h:’henu:::unrw 2 Life in the post was about as dull, | The first step—the capture of the monotonous and wearisome as life wuld‘ impregnable _stronghold, perhaps in well be. The heat was terrific; food as | these days the last truly impregnable | monctonous as the work and less plenti- stronghoid, the great citadel of | ful though not more attractive; water Mekazzen. S”Tl:(}"!nd bad, and diversions non- If a barbarous uncivilized bandit like | existent. T the Kaid of Mekazzen could defy and | “Might as well be in prison” grum- defeat a Great Power—not only a bled Sailor Harris to Willlam Bossum. Great Power but & combination of | “You mean n prison again’ I Great Powers—what could not a high | S'Pose.” growled William. trained, widely experienced and bril- “No, mate, not me. I an’t bin in liantly clever modern soldier do? And ' P not only soldier, but diplomat, states- i ——— e man and born leader of men. Might and power and glory. | Every House Nceds s Westinghouse WESTINGHOUSE Electric Fans Now Priced s 60 Attractively. Low as Hare us clean and oil your old fan! C C. £ < MUDDIMAN § 911 G St. Natl onozczz Organized 1888 Soif succinctly. And in the fullness of time and the emptiness of the g:l“ desert, the sec- | tion of the Legion halted, piled its arms, | threw down its knapsacks and instantly set to work to erect the four walls of the square perimeter camp in which it would build a fortified post, and there sojourn at the orders of Sergt. Maj. Vittorelll. Power. The things one could do to one’s enemies! That fellow -Le Sage, rival and enemy, the only man who had ever made Napoleon Riccoll feel small and look ridiculous . . . Le Sage and his ' empty revolver! A damned nacnlly trick to play on a gentleman. ‘What lhould Napoleon the Fourth do to Le Sage? Capture him, put him in a cell and go in with a Tevolver. Give him Lhe‘ revolver and say: “Look here, Le Sage—that bright and | ! clever duel-idea of yours, in which you | £ ran no danger, because it was a rascally | trick!- We're going to fight that duel | now, and fight it properly, for there is a cartridge in the revolver this time. ! give you my word of honor there is.| “WAKE UP YOUR | :.f:;‘sfiu“;.ivi”t‘,‘,’:‘%ml"fi:m‘"" || LIVER BILE— on his luck, the good | | Le Sqe would grin and take the re- | WlTHOUT CALOMEL ’ vnlfiler, and put it to his thick head and | pull the trigger. | And hat woild he the end of the | Aad You'll Jump Out of Bed in| good Le Sage, for there would be, as| e Morning Rarin’ to Go he told him, a cartridge in the revolver |||, —and it would have five companions. In fact, the pistol would be fully loaded! | Such a| | clever man. Such a rising star in the | | Secret Service. e e o TR eoukifaiest :2'.. 'l'i'fl.' Soute e Treuson for sour pose of Sage. it she fors And, meanwhile, how to dispose of | uhnu\fl“pa@?"m'.'f"l’i‘o ‘;afl‘x"'f:: 'ec‘uqmm | ones self now for the night? The other | i bile into your bowels daily. Napoleon had a carriage in which to! 15 this bile ig not flowing treely. your ||| slee) leep. doesn’t fll‘hQ ull lul;udefzgl“:l;l A week later. Blistering, blasting, iicn oad taste. an devastating heat. | bre Bul taste and your | “Have you ever known anything like | Blemihes **Your head acher you feel sour and sunk and the! [ worta Pooie bt 023 Seahow™® or of salts. mineral water ofl laxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoy», -m and full of sunshine T they can’t do it. They only nou skin often breaks uut |l| | feel d Y ll this before, Joe?" asked Otho Belleme, [|{§baisoneat™® °** YoUr ™ | moistening dry lips with sticky tongue, It takes O nmu %00d old CARTE] s 2 he turned to his SIS to ket hese “right-hand man i e b e e sosMim. || Jaisds, of P Sowin feds: and make ||| mery, shifting his rifle from one sore | 'otnde{lul hunl‘l‘. vuzub|l; “ extracts. eom ;l:‘:“lfi;r e &’: 1?::’,3;“ P ,‘{;,‘}\ Haking the bile flow freely. . | e e e I | guBut dop:t ask for liver oills sk for | Fish 1 could die now and go! || Sime Aufiers LSk Tive: B oo e straight, to 'ell for & little coolness,” ||| Fed dabel Resent o subsutute’ 3Be at ot ‘Raifar Harrls, marchingor| “,‘i‘,‘,;,‘:,,':‘ B ’ rather staggering—on Otho's left hand. | QUAlITY “'That’s not my order... I want Phillips Delicious” ‘When she says Phillips Delicious; she knows why she wants it. She knows that Phillips Delicious Soups and Vegétables taste better. 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