The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, aati vito 20, 1922. DROWNS AFTER GIVING MOTHER HIS DAY’S PAY Old-Time Hobo Extinct, Says Girl Who Tramped Across the Country Modern Bums Are Youths of Education Who Work Their Way in Seeing America, Declares Miss Davies. NEWPORT ‘NEWS, July 20 (Copyright)—Like King Arthur's round table, the Knights of the Road are numbered with the departed. Little Miss Olwen Davies, who has tramped here from Los Angeles via the O14 Woet of Arizona, the Middle West of Indiana and Illinois, the North of Canada and the East of New York and Pennsylvania, is authority for the statement. She sald to-day that she made it as the result of her per- sonal, experiences on the roau. “IT mean, you know, fellows like ‘A No, 1’, who never thought of walking; who never thought of working; who camped by the side of the road and got their meals from the farm-wife's kitchen door,” she said. ‘Not single member of that old-time class was in evidence on my entire trip. “Of course, there still are hoboes— boys of the road who, like myself. keep going, going, because of the wanderlust, but always paying ar they enter “The new order of hobo ts, as a rule, fairly well educated, broadly trained and eager to work, They want to see the country. They stop at a farm ¢ in a town and work a few n, with money Ml t S. E. COR, 124th ST. & 3rd AVE. 110. 52. YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL SELLING. Bathing Caddie Meets De in Morris Patrick Monahan, 6 Quarry Street, Bellevilie, N. J., drowned last evening while bathing in the Morris Canal. The boy with sev- eral companions was diving tnto the water. There was a cut in his abdo- mén and another on his head and tt is belloved that he struck a log under the water, Monahan was a caddy and just be- fore he went for his swim he gave his mother the money he had earned during the day. aged fifteen, No, was Eggs Sold Annually in Our Stores! If placed in a row would extend one and one-half times around the United States. Our Eggs are shipped to us direct from the choicest egg - producin; districts, and are specially select and inspected to assure our custom- ers, at all times, of QUALITY EXCELLE. 5 The Largest Retailers of Fggs in the U. S. A. Specials for th» Metropolitan District New Laid Eggs oz 35C Sunnyércoh Eggs” 43° Miss Davies could not account for the passing of the tramp, the plictur- esque Kypsy type who could wax most eloquent tn “slamming a back door Give a new flavor to your salads ‘Tuis is a delightful hot- weather salad when sim- plicity is the order of the day—Summer Salad: “Maybe théy've all bought auto- mobiles,” she suggested with a laugh, as she recalled the number of “tin can tourists’ she had passed on her way. She has consumed four and one-half months on her trip to date. She declared that women she niet always talked styles, while the nen were anxious to find out how she was used by others she met along the run “As for the people,” she said, all been doped out right. In the Far West they accept you at your own Here is the biggest furniture sale scoop of the town today. 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