The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 9

— THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OOTOBER 28, 1921, —THE WHITE WOMEN CANDIDATES DISCUSS FIVE-CENT FARE AS AN ISSUE AND THE CITY'S HOSPITALS Miss Mathews Asserts Latter Have Improved Under Hylan Administration, and Miss WHAT oe So, WEAR MY DEAR: Have You Adopted One of the Smart Rag Dolls? (Qopyrigh', 1921, br the Beu By FRANK L. PACKARD 3 | A Gripping Story of New York’s East Side! MOLL \ Syndicate, Ine.) - sail By Mildred Lodewick. HB colors we have been playing with all summer, both indoors Boswell Argues Former Is No Issue at All and That, Anyway, Hylan Is No True Five- Cent Fare Man. flectrio chatr, were they taken from us entirely. i; ingvasormy meh att? Tens Cold weather naturally necessitates ‘ pl is caug) ees police detective. A well dresse. man, drunk collides . ‘i ‘ Mou." deceuse of Ler cha and out, would surely be missed $ ng. isguise of * Gypay Nw nd dies, after exireet escapes. She goes heavy, sober clothing in the street, A ares bd sevumes het diogeies: Waes Rows Rorte comes to tng" jiace teats ie SamnteE By Helen Varick Boswell. By Annie Mathews but in the privacy of the home, and * é 3 Oey Neon, is sidted by the tnmacuist New York City is a G-cent fare city.| Individually, our city hospitals offers specially one’s own boudoir, light . : : Tuite out the enadle ng contoe aa Rhods Toosealne the, nemoscer It was the 5-cent fare that brought|a marked example of intelligent prog-$ Colors may be indulged in to one's = = . Ae part ot tiypay x st ree he seme, sores, it about the building up of the subways|ress in the past four years underf heart's content, They may be sheer . surpleton Saatnes am pinch and madeGreater| Mayor Hylan, as chiffon or rich as velvet, for the 1s for @ 6-cent] Huspital, whicngy woman wears. Here she bows not to ip case you shoulé try to reach her.” She| ‘The Adventurer iaughed shortly. the) “Uypsy Nan is Dang! ‘ ’ ; % *) row to say with nis sick mother New York pos-| Take for example,<-ya@tl boudoir gown is distinctly individ- . ( 2 . \ ity murgtiaed by thy" Adveature’s sppaarance Stoney sible. Everybody} the Kings County] oy, ual—more eo than anything else a Bee RS % i Hinpse of hy ited by Dai angler in disguise, suddenly covers the Adventures with & revolver, Rhoda sees (he Adventurer @mMle —Two''— before the faval “Three. 1 ‘don't tle un she inderstand you,’ tainly, t is simple enough,” he said. “Gypsy Nan is merely a disguise. is no more Gypsy Nan than you © fought to keep her voice in contro!, “Who @ then?" ‘8 wifes f White "Molt. Abc $i, AMSA THIN Gpedad Gk. AANA any laws of fashion. but honore her Adventurer beams to forestall Dangiar nd ie Dlackmatiing old fs #0, why is it] centre and clinic| Wn dust ik che tone, Wevsening er scion winks" 'ae"Dangler aahn wherd tho White Ato in. and that the Hearst-| for child health, and fabrics and the most becoming, CHAPTER UI. H yfan-~-Murphy| work in the munici-| 4 artistic creations. Every woman rev- (Continued.) oombination| pal hospital service’ ys ovate one pe ahond There was the roar of a report and makes the 6-cent| in November, 192). try the effect of a draped cap of the short, viclous tongue-flame from fare one of the| The innovation, Arabian inspiration to complement Rhoda Gray's revolver muzzle | gy? chief issues of the| which is under the your negligee. A length of dither stabbed through the black, There] are. campaign? Noone] direction of the Bo-.4 bee NACSOn Oe TiRbee Oe dee ROPE eee was a ecream of mingled surprise Not Gypsy Nant" — ‘s more strongly] cial service Depart- ® js easy to twist and drape about the und fury, and the revolver in Dang-| Ke Verwmet In favor of the| ment, affords to F head, tucking the end underneath. } lar's hand clattered to the floor, one S-cent fare, or with greater logic,| convalescing chil- As a finishing touch a cluster of saw the Adventurer spring a’ than Henry H. Curran, nominee for| dren an opportunity (eed A ML is Cs = wl " gold or malaga green color is effec- Mayor, with whom I aim assoctated|to develop along modern and normal tle. I saw them of biack velvet at on the Coalition ticket. Mr. Curran|jines, In addition, the hospital.has agthe side of a jade green ribbon cap justly brands Mr. Hylan’s 6-cent fare | system of school work maintained for Which a charming blonde was tpl campaign cry a8 a “fundamental|.. x anging with a jade green velvet neglizee, PrN al! convalescent children by kindergarten} "Cay velvet, though it was really a and grade teachers. novelty material called panoplay, There fe no tasue at all in the de-| A blood donor class was organized which le a long napped, coarse woven mand for the b-cent fare. This de-|from among the employees of this$velvet pressed tn crinkled crepe ef- mand has the support of every can-| hospital, as well as the nurses and$fect, I have sketched this neglixee blow with terrife for Dangiar's taco © full into} {ng he heard a rush of| But Ming from the corridor behind | agal wry and she flung horself forward |)! into the inner room, slanimed the| wir shut door, and shot home the bolt. | (A UREGIOIRE” REVAL Daylight had « other, and saw him whip blow after} “Thank you—thank you for the warning.” Wa that her voice speak- so calmiy? “I will remember {t. I must go now. Good-night. n}"? She stumbled as she went alo: wife! Gypsy Nan was Danglar me and passed \ PTER TY | gain, and it was evening once mere. Aidate in this campaign, ‘The reai| (0ctors, in order to have tmmediate- $to show you the odd sleeve arrange- a : . Rhoda Gray, as Gypsy Nan, scuttled “lly available scientifically typed $ment, which expressed considerable San a ae Senate ANC S men pounding on/ along a shabby stree: deep in the ‘luestion {s whether the transit sys-|donors for the treatment of ciner-$of the mode in its untonfined volu- the door, the shouts, the| heart of the east side, + At dawn tem {a to be preserved and continued! gency cases of serious injurtes,’mimousness. Kolinsky fur banding in. operati a .| brought to the hospital, and to ren- $finighed the sleeves, but this could be suitid pis hee to it teh Ey ex: lor cthe hospital, Indépendeht of CHO tEIBETTIEbAT WICH TIAFAbOL CORISH ie r whether all the lines are) oxacting demands of the so-called $ideal for such use. The gold embroid- to be bankrupted or destroyed by the! professional donors ered motifs in the corners of the Hylan manner of dealing with them. A dormitory for women employees $sieeves were the only attempts at To-day, largely because of the/at this hospital relieved a disgraceful felaboration, as the long tassels drop- a bungling tactics of our present Mayor| prevailing con as prior to its $ping down the back are purely utili- with chiffon. In the front two other and his shifting from one etand to|+ women employees were sleep-$tarian, serving to weight the tiny tassels drop from the gold cord en- another on tle transit question, New the female isolation pavilion, $points at the neck, which are faced circling the hips. York, while still boasting to be a 5- sement of the main hos vent city, is no longer actually so, The withdrawal of transfers by many | lines make it necessa fo New |} me a h ; : > Nonterarin, fade iantenoeas tone | lee Hone Sata) an The Evening World’s 10 and 15 cents for going but short! Street Hospital in Brookt . e ° distances within the city A a result of its Mayor Hylan has not been able to, x. Technicians, has been turning $j 1 1€ u Oo rner Cuprrigna, make any kind of satisfactory denial experts in X-ray for the various ? of the assertion that two years ago departmental institutions ‘3901, ty the Prem Pubtishing Ca, (The How York Mvening Wott.) he tried to help the late Theodore P.j [ny order to better provide for tho Shonts, President of the Interboroug| chroni« sick in the Central and Neu- Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Rapid impose a 7-cent fare! rological Hospital, which was a ; yes Nas | tpon New York City, He has never! pranch of the Home for the Aged and shops featured handsome dis- heen able to explain satisfactorily his! Infirm, in 1920, this hospital was sep- oo an onder A LES]S§ viays of this usetut articie whieh has Suhishe paaipeaee ars Homa: Seatac jepemmcte crs pec mle mA ROO, become a reel dress accessory dur- at which was present Grenville S. and it is now maintained 28 a sepa- MacFarland of Boston, whom Mr.| rate institution in charge of a respon. By Cousin Eleanor ing the pant few seasons and has Hylan introduced to Mr. Shonts as) siple Deputy Medical Superintendent, 2 pe - style features quite as paramount in the representative of Mr. Heorst In ‘the Sea View Tlospital on Staten $VO. 73—BILLY BRIGHTEYES Rieu sudeiment nce tho) wall eateescd New Fngland. Mr. Shonts swore on qsjand in the year 1920 saw the ¢s- E. am ailan Gee glGveeleioeaie daha a the stand that at this interview tablishment of an X-ray department AT HOME. hPa er Ss pele gabe ys ay Mayor Hylan sald, “This gentleman opening of a preventorium, and a | - : wants to help you get a 7-cent fare, convaiescent home, the formation of Ighteyoa. was back in| still in greatest demand and th on your varions lines and I think un- 4 Social Service Committee, the es- nhavaeleawereate One: by. one come in the usual coluis, blue, gre der certain conditions he can sue ment 0 arm and the yee : acennas purple, brown, eed.” MacKarland'’s activities fur! introduction © jonal herapy, $4nd two by two all his old friends plaids are p Hearst in Hoston were effective there, re yeu en Oly population of fcame to visit him. | hese displays. \s a result that city now has a 10-/ t,o «iitdven’a fost Randa Tone HIRES Ghoun: petore, san Tlaat orftandies are again becoming quite vent fare. Island had been decreased from i aulereliatinred inthe tore 4 And our present’ Mayor) while| tuennecane ant et scarcely a squirrel stiryed in (he alnsae, handieg in malnc any shillyshallying in this matter, which This was done by 1 ‘aten “$est. Then as the twilight grew deeper learly shows that he has shied about! the Administration thot the State the trees became alive with plumy- | cap in bakelite, ivory, dc. and th onsiderably on the transit question, should care for ¢ which prop- Stated people all doing one t ring “handle ut“ pyriay Wh s the same official who issued the! « ¥ 1 lat parents THES eee ad these are still well represented ollowing challenge: ow me a y do Mould: payer) mernonne, Bods .e ryative buyer, there is a @rouse what inmates th turer calmly gathered up and pock-| V9 eted the banknotes, He spoke to her, with a curious softness in his votce: “Lowe you my life, Miss Gray. That| way was a wonderful shot. You knocked | dow the revolver from his hand without IMPSES FW YORK even grazing his fingers. A very! wer she wonderful woman, Will you open the | he window, Miss Gray, if little assistance clut 1 imagine” — he HB past week has been observed as Umbrella Week and many caught Danglar suddenly by the collar | and vt his coat and rusied him across the} and take to leave him belind, He should] ene It was almost dark and she felt her | {e er ony is your chance, Danglar. ey've gone to the next window, in- Asting time on that doo: HE news soon epread about that! I Billy n, c. Some attractive minentiy featured in ca but if thay ar out! Yowa bt teil (hem quick!" Danglar’s voice shrieked out in sud den, wild appeal “skheeny! & ny! Don't firel Mor fl jod's sake, don’t fire!” | fina for old jan’ full ar a single shot, you go ter tell them #o--and gaid the Adventurer ab- | Wid nk, irulent critic of thts Administration | or ‘ children, and $ 1ouse, ing young squirvels in bed wide of fancy handles in wood that we can now dispense | K and I will show you one who, con- the {£ mental defectives and Sana visiting about from tree to tree. | or pyroxylin, One in carved ivory bh uecat pe oe ed me akin sclously or unconsciously, is the tool| ep State “institutions for3” pily Brighteyes held court, He! roxylin ip enametied in black ane » nee Lee ee ees pire Pe ote ly for all its {Was “at home” to friends and reia-| ig ? of Mzard Neath pocket, i s is again introduced in nove la hundies. An am a ailver filigree eu g ring Is of the sume | tives and even an enemy er two as) youl will see, | The first to arrive were Grandaddy | onstitute the greatest menace to the i ork can be ac- yntinued prosperity of our city She felt mechanically in his and handed them to him. Thi a click as a curt was snapped ove: ne was | Great Orange Pumpkins Gleamed in Danglar's wrist, another as th iray and hig wife Goody. | aT il ry pyroxylin handle !s nought we'd come early,” sald handsomely overlaid with silver and foody NE spanked her well and hurried ber has a braided silver carrying n foody shaking her gray head, | Anan Pre eit peer eee Ya ohoaued ing d has ld folks now, Grandaddy and I, we/ wrnere’s no trusting cats on Hal- with silver a round top in 2.an't stay ont late hours like yvou|lowe'en,” Grandaddy Geay said sagely lvory pyroxyl odd) sha young ones.” jas the party returned to the Hem- carrying ring is {n the bluo and § : tc eaal " jlock with dampened spirits, “T or yourself, Goody,” said} save “the witches in them on Grandaddy. “I feel as youns as I/nignt after the moon comes Ur , What's more it's Hallowe'en | — intend to make a night of it."|Dancing Scholarships Competition Hold your tone ¢ the Advent and swung himself over the platform and dropped to the ground. “Come, Miss Gray, Drop! [ll catch youl he called in a low voice. “One ate takes us around the corner Into the | ane, and Mr. Danglar won't let them men in the town or ¢ © work is to be done who a of employm: Where the municipality is dé and not by {| He int her her In the present displays {t { ent that the stiff rings and effects are being supplanted leather carrying Boston Man Is Profd of His{ {2° Governor for His Practical! ° Suggestions on Unemploy: i methods sould Fes, yea: ib may be the Jaat Hale| for Two Year Term at t ‘ sede an uh at us-—when we could still fire at| Wa8 hic Hag Fanl| BMOUIDIDE Re eter, | Carter Waddell Studio of Dancing Seve Dengant: fc i ment, Which Provide for} nploement fowe'en welll ree 1, | Onan to Kiddie Kish Members Oni. 88 ebony post handie has nn no obeyed him. She felt hia] the , * Sain . ¥ ependent “Tlusif woman, how you t We'll a t is , * ivory top and a leather the we nose wore hands fold about her in a firm grasp Work on Public Improve-} wo have dependents. | Mrs, Waddell is giving three acholar- Carved ivory pendant. TAga he let Ke hold, and she 8 | ee five @ long day yet; we're a Jot to0/ships in dancing to members of tho fain ty a favorite lenther tar the aide OULD one aall them bane iio (lat eo nee Hold tane ments—The Tomato Is the} Gen. GRANTS MOTION SEC- 3iougl to eat.” ot seven uight and nine years wilt SAPs: An attractive handle Is in doliers? — the “cartridge 1 she was standing ¢ eee Pet feea ta iiee Nin ONDED, ext came Pollykin wit Tabetha, | oC eevee ene me nich children of f° 1 post cuvere rund belts” of chestnut ratine Now! he whispered | fore King of Vegetables Now. | “if the policy recommended Follykin’s cat, who had mothered/ten, eleven and twelve will compete : few that band this coat of the same 3 They sped a mu ne Oral eee acca | Gen. Gran: half a century ago Billy Brightoyes's four little children, !and a third open to children thirteen, A a Gntavante oni material. The cut harbingers the enemen ki tn dae 1 this y | een oF fifteen years of age. 8 © prominent and wheth revi irectoire influence in 1 them. An eohoing yell: from F Peedpapaa pene tae ete a) Banerted DE: DH FP Ue St™ Scome to tell Billy that they had tuna pe ye eee Mamie. th res ong 13 sees Di it colott high waiatline, huge collar and 8 of tho fire exc pe; | drty es Pet Laas 4 atid “A str tion tt geen ’ h is now $his run-away children in the Fair) study are eligible to obtain an audi- White predomit iy ¥ broad coe denny cram oe ponte ee tine moves cently outlined plans to provide diacnfrano ent for all $Hemlock. |thewe scholarships must FIRST AP- jty box, [; Ri arma event follow) peated the a rape Pay CR ey could not read and write the? ‘“f should like to see my little|PLY BY LETTER, addressing aaaltarrule 6 . (b ' orrespondence to Christr om \ ’ English language after a fixed term ones,” said Hilly Brighteyes and | correspon , Raw hristmas P ing pject to Mayors and Selectmen of ; 5 : oR. LL sTupTo or ,, unis eho subject to Mayors and poidean of probation. Foreigners coming to$pollykin offered to show him tha way, |CARTER. WADDELL 87 DIO OF vantage of th } Q ms Itfes and towns of the Common-} this country, educated in thelr own a CING, ; Plete assortments of umbrellas, A | the 4 the police, und they'll try t ar It ur free firat. [ shot Inside ¥ ss lucky y v7 7 1 of yn 7 r \ 1 trolman on the beat, But we're safe wealth. This ts the plan: language, should acquire a requisites By this time a whole nestful of) No. 241 West 72d Street, New ¥ nique innovation in these lines is POlnan GA the aah. Uy we te Ae ai na) caste Gel iocitale arsenite ge of ours during the neces-$company had gathered. There was} int im Drange y residence to obtain naturaliza-fJennie, Billy Brighteyes’s sister, and Hallowe'en, Tadehiniien ban vue ' y| The witches wander everywhie Ned Nibbler, her husband, and Laay,| srney ride on broomsticks thronsh the fat squirrel, and Slim, the Robber} the air; zations should be an emergency committee representing the vari~ aeYcindreeaol caeacaoly nus elements of the community. | acted upon until the literacy test ‘wae and stopr Gray deew 1ILDRED LODEWIC corner of an alleyway forward again, A man nu please? [) nurchas when uis mc pocket, | fo get hurt, Danglar burst suddenly, raving into| Panglar’s oily lic. He had heen wal 6, Danglar!" or-| When he saw a woman he thoug! rin cold menace,|#¢mbled the White Moll. He fc a | Stemed to think that he, Danglar, a plain clothes man. And then by the pa-|twfiight—not m that morning she had fallen on her one Wis be s to NOMS WHE) besinning knees and poured out her soul im passionate thankfulness then ‘that wore in the tonement—but the Adven-| Danglar had not come—and now"®e deliberately on her way to seele | Danglar himself! Rhoda Gray halted suddenly, A crowd was collecting around the door y of a poverty-stricken, tumbie~ n frame house that made the woman. ‘The © @tanding in a doorw wonderful shot, and—you are a very| Woman was wretchedly dressed, but held in her hands a huge basket to overflowing with all sorts of And she was gray, and am afraid T hit Mr. Danglar un-| wel beyond middle age, and crying wently, and I fancy he will need a| bitterly; and her free hand was lohad tightly around the man’s shoulders. He was tall and angular, blood trickled over his forelggad down one ashen, hollow cheek. com—~"E imagiie it would be a miac| ASd (eo & Young man, one whom Lpamietatiren| be trom her years in the Bad Lands as White Moll, she recognized as a serve us very well as a hostage. Will] hanger-on at a gambling hell, e@me you go first, please, Miss Gray? toward her, ploughing his way out of crowd. Khoda Gray, as Gypsy way down, She heard the Adventur-| Nan, hailed him. ni , “Say, wot's the row?” she de- voice ring out sharply. rey Th young man grinned. “Gan youse beat It! De moll's his wifecHs st reach the fire-eacape there, | Went out to hell-an-gone somewhere a few years huntin’ gold whilerthe girl starved. Den back he comes blowa in to-day with his pockets an’ de old girl grabs a handéful, aves out to buy up all do gra in sight. An’ when she comes back she is de old geezer gagged an’ tied ip ¢ all on the lower platform |4 chalr, an’ some guy's hit him # kk on de bean an’ flown de .coop de mazuma, But youse better out of here before youse geta.cun over! Dis ain't no place for anacld t like, youse. De bulls ‘Thebe jairof nandouffs in my left-hand coat | own here'on de hop in a minute, and starts youse is Iieely was good advice, Rhoda Gray i took it, She was going to Shluker's 3 other | {nk shop ie wad mnapped: @aue around’ th She would pretend to know @nly 5 iron hand-railing of the fire escape.| What had appeared in the papéys,-- along the street, he had staged he rr j lowed her—at a safe distance, as he | believed. Bhe entered the tenement hesitated, He did not want to-eal! he police until he was positive of {dentity, so he finally followed upstairs. And then, suddenly, he set upon and hustled into a room. was the White Moll al! rightiand shots came from her companten, a man whom he described mtnmutely— Adventurer, of course. hey as him through the window and n the fire-eeoape, and fastened there with handenfts to mock the ice, and then the two of them had for it Rhuda Gray reaohed the narrow eway that led into the courtyard ne rear that harbored Shluker'e -|Junk shop. She made no effort at ealment as she entered the eway. As she emerged intosthe urtyard itself she saw a light fn window of the junk shop. was still qu early, stil! almost re than 8 o'clock door was open and she stepped m the other side of the glass ion she caught sight of a bald and # pair of black eyes fixed scuffied up the shop. {t should elop a community | required b gress in 1916. In my $hed, whom every one ed a bit} And by their sides we often urrying the Bear Mise Ledeivie heres : Bittle ta Jo," wie curtly, shfilker vlan for meeting the emergency. | own | Lich is no differe oM Feoolly. And they all thought it would! Black cate to keep them com) i PAS hoe rece reer f LAW SHEA inted. “And ep should be to lany othe 70,00 > : . ( j ach ed vely re aiaae ane wenger.” I G Sb, Na e erunted. "An mbliah eMicient | {ittersta: Than ne SSR) Ce ere Sve quite jolly to go along with Billy) Jack O'Lanterns fu mi a : t would be possible to make it i 3 ught you, eh? ev all desiring | fought the w It collected to- gt? see Billy Brighteyes’s children Gi v ) up in a style that could be worn le Pe La Rhoda Gray Dek, o-ordinaty hey would muke a city larger$ “But before we go I've a surprise! Th ete se nt ‘ yand re ar efernean. and evening, 28 about j 1 he 6 wor aritable institution arrisburg- W agree with $ior you. Brighteyes aud) i PAULINE | Ra iuAtG a SMES ta SROKENG Kita aStarnen aU diigand me so + ki BAG Eee ADGA BURL SH Enon Lane teen: sealing © ‘om out of the tree| PAN, age thirtcen, Brooklyn, N. ) M ne aome dance. Am twenty-one years of ate nt 1 regularly the number of those wh rm population of th an aaa : > = ( . t slender hing 109 pounds, t's straight em * he-an egister for Ww relief, so that | ¢ s Mi Americanixed sep introduced “him.” Pollykin Was) 1 owe gor Making! Wishes J vacuity shes tal Pee eo Dain ‘em, one ond all! Bue he communi know its re pop nd can fight $first to be present He WHA Lmctipae Gan Kate atinate - fie arses ; i SR ey Pose sponsibility should be® | the battles o a, either in war m the city a BNE nee Ee , has shopy nt i : p Tey pa 3. Individuala ¢ ntribute to of its native-born fellow cit It J | ie rie ; de 1 ‘| ‘ . ' where ia Aldine enw? s . ” - ae be s American hip $directiy to talk about their summe-| And peop! e strangest < a ey t n * a Ha luke he situation by doing repairs, ba Am ReBrnety tg haus the ¢ ‘ Ain Y : a . He ay n0ed Rhode eaning and altering lvate ‘an ideais in the city Oy : ; f - artily Have yous houses, hotele, office during ear faced Het rey te, visit Billy's: ols | when pumpkin lights the i \ ion > A n 1 ead of \ ing til ” " ren Polly ki nd hipp! ‘alkec nm 01 i M i er jerked his ned tus he Inter, inate a f sgalting until ITS “KING TOMATO” NOW aide by ele all the way acronm the | ANd ho te Heed ‘ 3 ey hiuker jerked his hand toward tu spring when employm: nuts Laurence Millis, who owns a corn field, re great orange pump-j my nue the Ww t om weat Ui cs he une wean talline ne a Ntth oj mmore plentiful | Washington newspaper, brought kina gleamed in the moon. Tadbie, That's the Lime for shes. bane 4 Se remeron arene ; Ae ters Io was talkin’ to me a Mttle whils Employme ME Ries statistics to the Belmoni very jealous, and Billy, very talkativo, | x, oe eres = : will b wen favor ws, that you were mW, Eres Re tee some BAtistica ont svery jamlous, and Billy, very talkativo, | yew Yori City Hl be tore Cx nn vel tt A have made myself a simole $iyiikt dy tip We Gray alities should expand thelr “Recent figures," he said, $followed th ile Grandaddy ana pomeuad s in a semi-circular shape, f & velvet dre Rie ts re, m0 a) Deremp 7 sewage and repair work show that the to ) Good, n¢ Seon tad bie | QunnARARAnmnmnnanannnnmnmnnnnnnnr : ataiatiet ivenment or decoration, oa “7 hav thing to t ) t dunn sald ublic building to the fullest | tutes 21.4 per cent. of all vege hind, The fleld wae spooky with Ic «| HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB, red elvet Y ; ask your advice tt us t « 1 iy know, {you he didn’ poss ble volume, They should giv | tables produced in the United $shadown from the corn stalks and the | CUT OUT THIS COUPON sare , oe 1 made in one piece, with long 37 we Gypsy Nan's lee Open. Unit's vart time employment when pos- |, states, Corn is second with 184 ound orange eyes of the pumpkins. | Heginniag, with sy vam § rovglit forward at t panels on en ac of that would know where to find | “Where ee fe nenetit a greater number | 7 aera han : y. | er, cut Gut alk at (Bese t frist the belt, w are held up under plies Cvs that ts entirely changed| Shluker leaned forward sible to beneilt a g r per cent, and the watermelon %More than once some one of the ‘wo BS the the belts whlch are: teld Ua WAGs ‘entirely shang WR Chara ta neahing ot workers. comes third with 11 per cent.” party would frighten and jump aside 1 t t 0 ee le ere Ae ene Snow. AES RE et RPP Baga Br i 5. A sub-committee composed of | ao The spel) of Hallowe'en wes every-| Bail coun saraner. 4 fe) hat ‘ and close at Welsh AM 3 He gerd OIE Wie OF NRr Alek | SAREE IB Oe ere ae es utizens should be appointed to de ; a where | o. Part Row. A hat of f lis 1 tw wo y Aye Tne BypAY NAN A DICH Le IRAE te othin'! she answered ooslt termine those on the registercd FARTHEST FROM HOME, Tabbie especially must have falt it Foie, ONE. wits a ome $y Aver * . ; a PSUS. Poe Meant aha! des |teldcenine Tet ate ene lat who should be given preter The “New Yorker For @ Doy or}wnen, without the least warning, she Nalir aon anda ann esa’ $ o? tt wr i exte et a ae is av be papers—an’ Lain't over tt yet.” ence becatse of dependents | Two" who is farthest from home to-Saprang and landed full on Chippie’s } children up to edixtem years of ace ‘ ~ ' r manded, quickly : ar ain't it yet let t s Jy ‘mend Lech member. is presen'ed \ j 1 fi answered That 1 sank back :n his chatr'wi 6. If work $s to be let by con- |day és J. 4. Aryuedas, who ts at the Shack (is aber gray Klub Pls ead toaabersiy 1 een + ea nearly all the time eince jan alr of relief, tract, a stipulation should be | McAlpin. His home town, Sucre, Bo Chippie squealed loudly, Billy | $ Seruneace. 4 y ¥ A h rauntiug the vicinity of! Read Monday's Fascinating Inetab: made in the contract that the 'iivia, is about 6,000 miles ‘rom Broad- tail and held her fast COUPON 858 d 1 Spanish tone our vel Wi ihen in baunlive the “wsiily ofl Re @ontractor shall agree to employ way. enatohed her up,| Ne a 8 yypey + fag ee Se ae 2 ait a nal he =md¥ed | ‘ } | | }