Show REGULAR AT CHURCH SERVICE Two Philadelphia Cats Have Pronounced Pro-nounced Religious Turn Opposite Hunting Park on Old York road resides a family Torpey by name The Torpeys own two cats i that arc different from other cats In that they go to church As regularly as Sunday morning arrives the pallor pall-or felines may be seen following tho Torpeys to St Stephens church Broad and Butler streets No matter what tho weather or transpirlngs on back fences the two pious cats bravo probable attacks by Impious mongrels and set an example that many humans hu-mans would do well to follow Neighbors will attest to the truthfulness truthful-ness of the statement that the churchgoing church-going felines spend the very early morning hours of Sunday in licking themselves Into that state of cleanliness cleanli-ness which Is said to be secondary only to godliness Their fur Is glossy their paws Immaculate and not n n whisker Is out of place Arrived at the church tile cats content con-tent themselves with peering In at tho door They are seemingly content to delegate tho praying to their owners Then they slip Into tho vestibule of the priests house adjoining curl up and dozo until church is out when they follow tho Torpeys home and live normal cat lives until another Sunday Philadelphia Telegraph Famous Highwaymans Pistol Wideeyed children today listen with rapt attention to the wonderful exploits of Dick Turpln king of highwaymen high-waymen and his nightly escapades on tho English heath but thoy know tho J I h xrrt 4 < i V 1I pN i ct 1 cOj I 1 = r IF J famous highwayman as did their fa thers and their fathers fathers only by tradition But more suggestive than any story of the famous knight of tho highway Is the orIgInal plsto1 carried h > tho robber in his nightly forays This pis tol is to be used on the stage after long years of Idleness in a private museum and will make its first muse tall appearance shortly III DicIt 1ur pIns Ride to York |