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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LUCAN. UTAH New Fable of the Flapper Feud 83 Dy CHOIICE ADS I flc IML tKJi mond wuuM ha Captain been that a before he had fuu Blooey, la Up-to-Minu- tc the Bran and (alien for the pinhead d Wigglrr and Giggler. Probably Itaymuml oat a Goner On lea aoiuelxHty could get to blui By CIIERIE and glvo him the toa and In aid on tha Trouble Maker. Becus. any what ymi wilt Raymond aao't nu ll a Rad Seoul. Jut weak, that's alt Claudlne bad tea rd Ruitona on bluj becus the Simp believed everything she passed out to him. It wet only a (Juration of Time un 111 be gut alee to all that Apple Suure she was feeding him and then be would walk out on her and leave ber Hut You know It Sooner or later be would Rod out bat she bad told Mr. Fiiich, tio ran the Picture Show. It seems that he had been waiting out to Front fur the poor Egg to show up and take ber In to ere "I'nprutrcted Women" and Mr. Fincb to a Joah lug Way, started to kid ber about Raymond and she auld that be was bulbing In ber Young IJfe but she couldn't give him the Air becus be was Nuts about her and tagging at ber Heels every Minute. 1 how were the very Identical Words she bad used, becus Mr. Finch bad told Mrs; Finch, who bad Imparted the Big Sensation to Alberta Wilcox. 8wlplng the Old Grtsk Badge. The very Idea of her saying thai Raymond bad been chasing ber when everybody tn Town knew that aha bad been making Googy Eyes t blm for a Yeur aud doing a 1( of other Things that no Girl who bad been well brought up would For one Thing, be think of doing couldn't back the Or out of the Garage without her being on tlie Corner, all diked op like a Horse and Buggy, to Hug him. Every time she pulled the Old One about Just shopping tours happening to be there. now on." Thrilling events Its funny where they went riding at Night Her mother didn't seem they are, especially tlie excurto have the slightest Control over sion which take one Into the colThe hor. She could get away with all lege girl's land o' fashion. that Murder for a While but sooner etyloa shown In her realm are posior later she would get such a Hard tively exciting, seeing that they deName that she wouldn't be able to part so radically from modes that brruk Into a Public Dnnce with a hare gone lie fore. letter of Introduction from PresiThpres the new silhouette, for In, stance. It's narrower, taller, dent Hoover. with If Raymond wasn't such a Goose he'd remember what the pulled on most of the trimming features conGeorge Spelvln while he was home centrating above the waistline. And from the Academy. She told around sleeves! They are a study within that he gave her the Frat Pin, but themselves. In fact, sleeves are proIt was purty well known that she viding most of the novelty whlrh ills Just the same as swiped It and then linguistics this season's frocks and gave him the Old ODe about losing coats, suits and blouses. Necklines, It, which Is awful Coarse Work, If too, are attracting a lot of attention snyone should ask. Kit Lawrence In that they are mounting higher had told Efile Dusenberry that she add higher, adopting e knew Claudlne still bad the badge. movement which If that didn't make a Thief out of calls for entirely new designing tacher, what would you call It? I ask tics. As to skirt lengths there Is no you. As for having a Chance to go to really radical change. For daytime Picture, all 9 to 10 and sometimes to 11 Hollywood and be In that Chatter Just proved that she Inches from tlie ground are being was Crazy In the Head. Somebody generally accepted, with Instep had told her she looked like Joan length sponsored for dressy afterCrawford and since then there had noon and evening wear reaching to been uo living with ber. No won- the floor for very most formal ocder Everybody was sorry for her casion. Mother. A to color a goodly share of the It seemed that the Future of the honors Is going to the browns which Universe was now binging on the are that varied In tones InJunior Prom. She (Claudiue) had clude every gradation from they darkest, been buying Things and telling deepest dye to a range of those around that Raymond was going to lovely russet and radiant shades take her, but Edna and Blanche which are so highly flattering to said wouldnt It be a Good Joke if most every complexion. Handsome he gave her the Toss? bronzy greens also appear on the While further Plans for saving color register. the Raymond The college girl wbo elects to In were on the Fire, the Traveler had elude the trio of styles pictured to alight and be may never know In her fall wardrobe may be what happened to the Eternal Tri- assured early of having made three corangle. rect choices. The coat of dull red MORAL: SulTertng In Silence has wool Is as practical as It Is diagonal a Lost become Art College Girl Modes l.one Man i: there was tin u cuUicHcil to tuk rid uo li e new kind of Itui K!ltateib which le ludplng tlie e to make a Juke out ( tbe Pasat-ngt-- r Train. Tl.ie Onteyance Uh Rattle Ship looked tike Wbeil. It briJiliiil Blue Smoke and uu.ite a N"!r,e Ilk Niagara Kalla, anil alien it came surging ali'lis a rural Highway the I Helen null tm.1 It for belilnd the Burn and remain tliera for iMya. lio bad planted Tlie Traveler, himself In one of the springy Sitil. had a couple of freeb Mag.ixlnca In hla Lap and counted on finding out how all of the Hut ter and Egg Men started aa Weed I'utlera and ttt their Kale by hiring Employee who were too dumb to ateal Like uumy other Ktuidera. he waa keen for three Confesslona of Ilia Sueceitaful little etinpcrtlnjt that Boat of the Strung Anna who hnve tnken It away from the t 'ucninon People, hide their Black Jaiki and Mark after and Uiey become Hank Director after that, unt to talk about Ialnt-lo- t a, and the Opera. He bad Just atnrted to eat up a thrilling 1'iece entitled, "How It feel to be llial I leaded when hla Attention waa directed to two I'earla of Young Wotnnnhnod planted directly across the Aisle. Claudine'a Poroua Eat a. They were Regular and had overlooked Nothing. They were clipped high and had been dipped In Klour and had large Rolling Kyea and Gown wore which did not aeem to be aecurely fastened. The exjiosure Included a long ver. tical Stretch of Tills Traveler had no Desire to pry Into the Secrets of these duties, who probably came of Refined People, no matter what they looked like, lie was no Eavesdropper, Interloper or Ruttlnsky. If he could have kept out of their Confidence be would hnve done so. Rut hia only Chance would have been to get off the Pus. Recause he could not help he heard the whole Story, Involving an undrnmatlc Prologue, a treacherous Rctrnynl, Scandal and Dirt, Plot and Counterplot, the dissolution of Friendships and the bust-uof Loves Young Dream. That Is to say, he got it In a General Way. Some of the Intrigues were a bit turgid and the Details became Jammed In the Talking Machinery, but, as nearly as he could gather it up and sort It out and unravel It, here was the whole Seismic Disturbance: Everything had been O. K. between Edna and Claudlne up to the time of the Picnic. It must have been, because the two of them packed In the same Basket, and It was understood, from the Begln-nlnthat they would eat with Raymond and OUle, but nothing was said before the Picnic about Claud-lne'- s Boob Cousin from Springfield who was nothing but a Ringer and bad an Appetite like a Horse. It wouldn't have been so bad If Claudlne had come through Fifty-Fiftbut she was always looking for a Chance to make a Splurge with somebody elsea Chow. For one Thing, she didn't briug any Pickles or Thousand Island Dressing, after promising, and her Sand- Normal Eyes Unhurt by wiches were so thin the Sun could Watching the Movies shine through them. Just the same, If moving pictures hurt your eyes, she told Everybody where to sit and let on as If it was her Party, all your eyes are wrong and not the the time telling Edna what to open moving pictures, points out a recent bulletin of the Better Vision Instinext tute. Normal eyes are not strained Elmer the Goof. All of that Rough Stuff at the by the movies from any position Picnic might have been forgotten if In the theater, while eyes that are she hadnt traipsed all over Town subnormal, aging or overworked feel the next Week telling Everybody the burden of several hours of that Edna had told Alma that Ray- focused attention on the screen. "A moving figure on the screen mond was going to be Captain of the Basket Ball Team Instead of should not strains our eyes any Elmer. Always trying to start more than any other moving obWe actusomething. Her Middle Name was ject, says the bulletin. certainly War. Edna had told Alma, ally see In a series of short, rapid right tn front of the Public Library, Jerks. That is the reason that It it might have been more In Front performers can do of the Service Garage, that she their tricks, for their hands actuhoped Raymond would be Captain, ally move faster than our eyes. The because eryone knew he was the moving picture machine takes adbest player, but she hadn't even vantage of this fact and presents a mentioned Elmers Name and series of snapshots so rapidly that wouldnt have, for the World, becus the eye does not perceive the she had always been friendly with change The persistence of vision, Elmer and liked him, In a Way, even or the lingering of the image in the If he was a Goof to look at, but eyes, gives the sensation of continuAnybody who said that Elmer had ousness, But exactly the same thing any License to be Captain of the happens when we look at any movTeam must have Mush in the Coco, ing object If anything hurts the to say the least, coming right down moving picture-goer'- s eyes, it is foto It, as far as thats concerned. cusing them uninterruptedly on the It was a Funny Thing that Claud- same spot for two or three hours. lne would knock Raymond the way If the visual muscles are weak or she had and then go out to vamp tired, any other focused attention him. And get away with It I Right would strain them. Moving pictures are therefore one of the most infrom the Start Claudlne had misrepfallible means of knowing whether resented, in every Way, Shape, Manner and Form, everything that Edna or not you are due for a visit to the had said about the Basket Ball eyesight specialist. Team, even going so far as saying to Raymond, after he didn't get to Gossips Momentum be Captain, that he would have been Two men met in a village and all right If Edna hadn't queered him after a few minutes conversation, by going to the Superintendent and one remarked: Youve heard what some of the Boys and shooting off they are saying about Smith; do her Mouth and getting everybody you suppose It's true?" sore at her. All of which was a I dont know," replied the other, Peck of IJos. beeuz Edna never but I do know this, if you set a opened her Face about Basket Ball feather free at one end of the vilunless she was asked and then said, lage, it'll be a feather bed before It tn a Nice Way, that she hoped Ray gets to the other. OM avt-rax- NICHOLAS Phlne-Ronp- bltn-ael- straight-er-sklrtod- broader-shouldere- t sleight-of-han- d COATS DECREED FOR FALL LUMBER-JAC- K can-yo- n high-hatte- WITH torch-lighte- pad-die- spec-tad- smart Note how the sleeve are capped to achieve the proper With the silhouette ensemble Idea tn mind the designer lines this coat with the Identical brown wool fabric which fashions the frock. An Item of outstanding Interest In connection with the campus frock to the right, made of coco brown rabbit' hair wool with white angora for the blouse or gulmpe, is Its high neckline and the fact tlmt the sleeve ere full end young-lookin- contrast. It Is taken for granted that every college girl will Include a velvet aft In ernoon gown In her wardrobe. The model pictured Is of that vogulsh mat velvet, brown In this instnnee. the dull finish of which carries sn air of refinement. Brown mink fur forms the ornamental bow at the neckline. An nnusual bookie of brown composition and rhinestones fastens the belt As a climax to this recital of fashions we call your attention to the stunning foot wear which adds so decided note of chic. The fnct that In each Instance the handsome shoes worn are of pat tnt leather carries Its own message of whats what In smart footwear for falL 1atent leather and suede oxfords In blended browns with the cost With her gulmpe frock Miss College girl Is wearing brown patent leather shoes with fancy openwork design. A sandal-liklacing enhances the brown patent leather shoes which tune so henutlfully to the charming velvet gown. college-daught- e C- - 1131. WMtern Newspaper Union. CHIC CUFF BRIMS Bt chebib kichoias 100-mll- fatig- ue-drugged drab-roofe- d tj o g auto-moblli- three-quarte- Doats Seen in Early Showings rur- - Lined CIulL Fur-line- d Rough Cottons Not only are these new tweedy looking cottons especially smart for suits and matching top coats but they make simply grand beach coats. s almost-forgotte- d and cloth coats are featured in advance showings of winter wraps. They are warm without being bulky, and many women prefer them to the allfor town fur coat particularly wear. Fur will be used chiefly for trimming on winter evening wraps, rather than for the entire wrap. Yokes, gilets, cape collars and shoulder effects are usually of fur pdlts, while the wrap itself is fashioned of rich, heavy velvet One outstanding model of creamy white velvet has sleeves of dark brown full, deep-se- t sable. s. pdi k h Katl (Prs4 Fall suits ' win not have the strictly tailored finish of the suits of last season. The short little bellhop Jackets and snug models of last year will be recoats and placed by lumber-jacloosely fitted Jackets with less formal fastenings and wider sleeves. r and The coats will be favored for street and sports wear. One of the new models Is fashioned of and consists of a a feather-tweed- , straight dress and Jacket The dress top and lining of the coat are embroidered cashmere. The collar of the unusual coat buttons high about the throat Broadcloth is used for a number of dress suits and velvet Is a favorite for restaurant dining and Informal evening occasions. double-breaste- "Wftcrt Illinois Has Life BY 1 One-Piec- aril, end so oa wsat ahead, sullea and dogged with (be knowledge that com what ailght, go wbst might, thoss flv children and Ftala hsd I he fed. Ill wife paled end worried auder hie growing gloom. Hie children, By FANNIE IIURST whom be loved, cam te avoid blm more end more. C 1 mol.1 Kninw svsSloots.) Even on tb street ber be lived (WMr Olaff rams after a time to be known ONB of those Ironic la ee "Glum." which th largest city tn tht Tb men with a weight at bis world seems to take cruet, beert delicious delight. Bight work "Bolshevik" some one said of blm oa B Bew subway la tho mak- once, but Glum turned and tworo was taking place directly to and bit oat at tha mao wbo said lL ing front of ono of the metropolis most Glum was not Bolshevik nor anyguttering theetere. thing else. Ito wss Just miserahlw That meant that the street Itself Weighted down with a sens tint was converted Into a 90 foot th social system which mads bits fenced off with Improvised back rock ell night la an wooden railings, while the limousine street canyon whits men and women end vehicle which drove np nightly sat la plush Interiors was somehow around performance time had to wrong. Weighted down with the dtsgorgo their furred and perfumed, sens that bis Fsnla should have and white gloved occu- some of tho furs and tho perfume pants on a little wooden runway of Ufa Instead of Just tho arum and Oa the llllnel River Above Alton. which carried theta over tho sub- tha drudgery. Olaff wanted bta fcp IN OMrm bargee with a powerful tag ran children to grow up Into soma of way abyss. Ok C Sometimes In their fur and per- tho beauties of Ufa And hero they carry the grain produced oa 18,006 acres They bring ap tho prod act fumes, their capes sad high bats, were, tho tiro little ones of them, tho opening of tho of the southern state and of disth theatergoer stopped to peer shut out even from a decent amount of Progress tant land sugar, coffee bauxite; down luto tb curious, tha gro- of sunlight. Denied even th toys ta the st Chicago 1933, bowels of of childhood, raupere Rttlo starvo-lln- city and the state of Illinois will be sulphur, burlap, sisal and corrj tesque, th back the grain and maaaVctnrea th earth, whers men swung from boats to thousands of visitors. Uo was a bitter man. Bitterness cranes, or drilled tuto rock with Not many decades ago sit Illinois of th Middle West. U.e tbe pirogues end Cat boats fr ra Illinois rasping noises that tor th ears or wat etebed Into bis face. Into bid wss forrot-cla; ber roads were Insluiced greet streams of ctsyey wa- eyes. Into bis heart. dian trails; ber buildings teepees which GO years ago drifted down U ter over granite-colore- d earth so river with flour, imoked meal II smiled so seldom that thoss and pioneer huts that It oozed Into black, viscous muscles of bis fact became taut He Then the pioneers and woodsmen and corn Juice moot shins" theoa mile aa mud and flowed off to reveal mors poke seldom. pushed from the east In growing steel barge plod el bt d hour no faster than 1 arquette rock that la Its turn hid to hs One early dawn, when Olaff, dog numbers came la fiatboata They In bis birch cams blasted. Ured, arrived borne, for the routluo and covered wagons Later they The highway leave Cairo, curvIt wit S hideout, fantastic of breakfast which Fsnla alwsya cam by steamboat and railroad. ToSomcwbst llks th drawings bad piping bot for blm, and then the Ozaras Dark IB day tb old routes of the earliest ing through of Dora to Illustrate Dante's Infer- most frequently to throw himself oa echo with the bum of air- the bills families ire living la pioneers no. The men's faces, as they latho bed without even kicking off bta planes primitive log cabins Egypt's fields bored, became grimed in black so hoes, Fanla met blm as nsual at Nature endowed the state with of cotton, which da' frost but esthat their teeth, bared with effort, the door with a lump In ber band. fertile soil to nourish mankind cape th boll weevil, change around There wst the tmell of tho coffee and stored treasures of minerals be- Anna Into orche ds of apple prang out whltely. Even In the and beds of and biting winter cold, chests were bare end tho salt pork which be liked neath to feed aisn's machines of peeche because of the pull and strain. after the night of labor, and as usu- travel and More than all. aspargue and strr a berries Industry. Blowtorches tor out luto th night al the kitchen range warm and glow-In- g It blessed the state wttb a Bos at y spots nr preserved rugged, It wa Indeed a scene to invite the to greet him. After th cold healthful climate, which plays ao tat forests end parks Bald Knob, women dusk end the black. Icy night of la1,080 feet high, crowns a hardwood squeals of the large a part la fixing the temperaend t.s interested contemplation bor, Fanla saw to It that then ment and of peoples and na- tract AdoU'jt reserve contains tbs destiny of men. pine la tha things awaited him. But, etas, Olaff tions Wbat man has made of these only stand of short-lea- f A scene that made tt all the was often too tired even to finish factors 1 the Cliff park has a wealth rent tats of Illinois story today. bowlder and water-fal- ls pleasanter, however, to continue ble meal, sometimes flopping down Glimpse It for a moment as from of ferr covered and In Giant City park Datura along the runway and Into the Into Ills arms among the very an airplane winging northward, over warm, brilliantly lit foyer of the breakfast dishes end having to be crisscrossed arteries of concrete baa lned great aquara rocks like theater and then on Into the vel- led off to bed like a blind man. tree At Tunnel Bill tbe Illinois and steel and water, with towns and tunBut this morning there was bored a 7.000-foo- t has vety auditorium and the sound of Cental neta Into them knotting an orchestra weaving softly and something about Fanla's face as she villages cutoff a of nel the i part of and orchards work. Forests bringing Illusion and surcease from met him that startled even the (rnit give wsy to somber mines of between Edgewood, III, and Fulton, such grim reality ts the men outman as he crossed bis coal Tho earth Is carpeted for Ky. side, forging Into rock that lined threshold. CrudbtO clay of tba highest miles with waving corn. Cltlea and the Inner of the earth end blastThere was something like light tall stacks of mills become thicker. grade comti from around Carbon-da- l north o' Anna, and 54 of tho ing nature out of place that men In Fanla' facet There Is a broad belt of green pasThere was hope In this face of tures alive with might ride In subway the faster, Then 102 counties U Illinois produce coal herds dairy the better, the quicker, to their des- Fanla which had been dead looking comet a great, throbbing city under most of which la mined la adjacent tinations of gain and greed. end lifeless for all the mornings of of smoke, with humanity snug- Franklin and Williamson counties. pall The theater was surcease, atl that winter. Through Jie Coal Field. gling closer and climbing higher. "Olaff. she said as she met him Here acre of emerald right, after one look down into the InterMarlon, whirs Robert O. Inger-o- ll parka at the door and leaned weakly and flickering chamber of horrors. utudled to be a lawyer and squares and The men themselves, digging that a little pitifully upon against him sperse s burst of towers where Gen. John A. Logan made the finally graceful Olaff don't be mad subway, minded at first It made as he entered an Inland sea. speech which kept southern Illinois them growl and grumble to have I went to the clinic today to make edges Every village; every hamlet, has In the rnlon, la 19 mile east Near these warm, fed people etend and sure were going to have a baby its story, tome la the dim past, It la the town once known as laugh and comment It made ngly Olaff, I cant help It Im glad" Politics Herrin. has others In the thriving present b'uody" come and out lines la their faces, Through the Jaded, numbed man, Traces of colonial days are few In changed and tba barber ahopa and ngly words under their breath. But there flowed such a spurt of emotion Illinois and towns show true stores now have signs In their winafter a while they became accus- at that, such a warm surge of life, ode rolls over the smoAb dows This placed will be closed at as typs tomed to the runway and Its traffic. that the same light leaped into ble concrete highways But each t.dds noon for prayer," Most of the time they did not look eyes that shone so in Fanla's. Benton la farther north, over a its mite of story, and there ' no all op at seam of coal from 7 to 14 My girl, he said and took her easier way to see them than by jogstraight was fellow There one, though, a In his arms, ashamed at the great over the aptly tamed feet thick, estimated to contain two north, ging named Olaff Wentskl, who did. surge of energy and life and pride Meridian highway, through tie cenand a half billion tons It la tha They fascinated him, those furred and, yes, even of happiness, that ter of the stats 385 miles from center of vast mines flvo of which and perfumed people on the run- shot through him well have to southern Up to northern border. la different years have held world way. They fascinated him In a work for six little mouths now records for production. Orient No. From South to North. women terrible rather way. The God bless them." In the course of this Journey the 2 at West Frankfort, often bringfilled him with aa anger that was traveler will see the aspect of na- ing to the surface between 14,000 like warm water, choking him, in ture change aa In few other states and 15,000 tons a day. Is one of tha his throat Exquisite Designs of Egypt" so named by the pio- largest coal mines la the world. It The men made his hands curl InEarliest Watch Cases In neer because of Its fertility pe- Is electrically equipped, and Its locker with to desire throttle. ward In the latter part of the Sixrooms and baths for miners a recotton, tobacco, magnolias It fascinated him to inflict this teenth and the first of the Seven- cans of the state law, could lava and are lotus bald quirement growcypress pain upon bimeelf, and yet It ter- teenth century, to keep up with exing; In tbe north sugar beets hick- a regiment from black to white rorized him. travagances in dress, watch cases Tbe deepand forests of white without overcrowding. Life was that way. To resent, to were pierced, chased and enriched ory, tamarack brave tbe biting winter. Most est bituminous mine shaft in tha pine to nowhere. suffer, It got you hate, with colored enamel mounted In more than 1,000 feel I was said that the Reds in Russia rock crystal cut to form crosses, of Kentucky and Virginia are north country, Is farther near Assumption. Boston while of Cairo, off than before the revo- stars, and skulls, and were worse Our automobile highway now representaZion. In the south the lution. There was no combating tions of flowers, animals, books, but- south than n crosses the trail the social system, bo he had been terflies and the flat oval (the Nu- frost Is usually gone by tbe end of followed by Col George Roger March; In tbe north it keeps the told over and over again. It made remberg egg). The skull, one of the Clark In 1778. Patrick Henry sent nntll Msf. It difficult to belong to the nnion if most popular, was probably an off- farmer guessing this youth of twenty-fivan and a band be Tbe will easy proposed trip voiced obstreperous views. The shoot of the you fashion oDe, for no other state has more of Kentucky frontiersmen to estabununion was to protect men from of the day. lish tbe vast Northwest territory at miles of concrete roads Tbe fair advantage, but not to Instill Most of these vanities came from who starts bis car In New part of Virginia. They came down rebellion. BIols, France, and were called York, beads across the continent to the Ohio and nnfurled tho Stars and No, it got you nowhere. If you "toys," while the dealers were Seattle, down tha Pacific coast to Stripes for the first time In Illinois; voiced your hatred under your known as toymen." Los Angeles over tbe wide open over Fort Massac, now a park. anbreath to the other men, they the is evident that space to New Orleans and then time it Grain and OIL By swered in kind under their breath, while originating in back through Richmond and WashFields of wheat and oat alterbut It got you nowhere. And yet, watchmaking, was well acquainted in ington, will have covered less than nate with corn, and oil replace coal for the life of blm, Olaff could not Germany,but there seems to be no the 8,000 miles that are paved with ce- under the surface, as the road run France, bating. help record of any English watch manu- ment concrete In Illinois In one north through Centralis. Oil waa women with furs that be Those facturers until the end of the Six- year more paved highway was add- discovered In Clark connty 28 year wanted for his Fanla and his chil- teenth ed than the distance from Chicago ago, and once the state produced century. dren. It still Qneen Elizabeth, however, was to Portland, Mains and 2,500 men more oil than Pennsylvania. Those men with position and and 10,000 horses were employed at produces some 6,000,000 barrels a wealth and power that he wanted watch conscious, being the owner of the task. a large collection, gifts from couryear, but It Is as a refining and for himself. Cairo Is both the southern tip center that Illinois 1 most tiers. The subway canyon became a hell We have the Puritans to thank and within a few miles of tbe low- Important to the oil Industry. Th to Olaff. for the introduction of the fob, ot est spot In Illinois only 279 feet pipe lines radiate to the Atlantic, th of strains the mnslc that The above sea level It la a city rtch gulf, and Canada from Wood river tiny pocket for carrying a watch sometimes crept out between blasts There Gen. Ulysses and Roxana. about 1625. The story is plaus- in memories date, and blow torches and grindings and ible S. Grant bad his headquarters from One of these lines follows the old With violent their enough. drillings were slow poison In his antipathy toward the display of any September, 1861, to April 1862. trail of the covered wagon between veins. When tbe Illinois Central railroad Vincennes and Cahokla. The first ornament, they originated the cusGreat, slow, heroically bnllt fel- tom of the watch In the pushed across the stats Cairo, sat- mall In niinols came along Hit concealing he bis moroseness was, low that isfied that the Ohio river never route In 1805. Towns were spaced By the middle of the cencame to earn for him the namd pocket. watch could be bridged, saw itself a me- off every 25 miles, which then was the (the Seventeenth) tury Ginro." cases were so bejeweled and enam tropolis where trains and boats good days Journey. Olaff was glum. With the sense eled that an outer case of fish skin would always meet Charles DickAt Olney is one of the five gam of injustice that weighted down his tortoise shell, shagreen, wood, amber ens was one who bought a lot in havens In the state and the horn heart as he labored through the icy or pinchbeck (Invention of Chris- the city of dreams Before he crossed of the late Robert Rldgway, formernights to make possible a masterPinchbeck, famous Eighteent- from England and made tbe Journey ly curator of the division of bird topher piece of subway construction Into h-century In the United States National muhorologlst), was fash- west to see It the temperamental which his name would never be writ. ioned to river had moved and It was far be- seum, and a world authority on these the Inner. protect Olaff was glum with hate, with reneath the water. He blamed Cairo, feathered creature With 865 varisentment, with a smoldering ache and Cairo has never forgiven him eties, he rated Illinois rich In bird not Thin? would TWcl leave him. or that for what he wrots life. Mrs. R was studying a pic Life became a burden almost too Cairo a Transfer Point. h Returning to the him to for drag. He slept ture of Doone valley, which hung heavy Few of the graceful old river we come to Vandalla, due away bis days In the tenement he oa the wall of a beauty parlor steamers remain, both rivers have highway, north of Centralis. Here Is the old called home and he slaved away his where she was having a shampoo. been bridged, and Cairo lives in anState Capitol building of In hell the and She called the asked woman who subway young nights other ags It is a transfer point be- later a connty courthouse, and now the light of any kind of desire went was serving her: nave you read Lorna Doone? tween water and rail for the gov- a museum. Its architecture of a out of his eyes. Only there were ernment barge line to New Orleans past age contrasts with the drab to mouths feed at home, and Well, Im not Just sure. Is it a six In winter, the northern terand. buildings around the night work paid a third again as thick book or a thin book.?" minal A single tow of long, squat city square. Fall millinery collections are largely a matter of jaunty little chapeaux made of velvet having sprightly turn back cuff brims which offer a pleasing variation from the berets which have been bolding the center ol the stage for so long. Sketched at the top Is a smart little gob hat of black velvet It has the turned-baccuff, with black cire ribbon drawn across the front ending in a small bow high on the left side. The other sketch shows an ultra hat of rasp berry velvet It Is worn well down over the forehead. White grosgrain ribbon trims tt with a tiny bow over the right eye. north-to-sont- 1820-183- two-stor- y Van-dal- la |