Accident in Chicago Loop Is
Blessing to New Yorker.
New York.—A man clad In a ragged
Built and a dirty white sweater started
to cross State street in Chicago one
night recently, He was just another
bit of human flotsam and nobody pald
very much attention when he leaped
from In front of a speeding automo-
bile, stumbled and rapped his head on
the curb.
The fellow got up and rubbed his
head In a bewildered manner. Traflie
in the loop swirled on, but the man in
the disheveled clothes sought a side
street—he was suddenly and unac-
countably ashamed of his appearance.
Faint flickers of memory began to stir
In an awakened mind, writes Tom
Pettey In the Chicago Tribune.
And that Is why Harry G. Havery,
wealthy Westchester county real es-
tate and insurance man, who had been
given up for dead after he dropped
from sight on a fishing trip in Long
Island sound eight months ago, was
back with his family in time for a
happy Christmas, Mr. Havery was
haggard, his cheeks were thin, and he
eould remember little of his adven-
tures in aphasia.
He Finds Himself.
He had found himself a few hours
after having suffered the blow on his
head in Chicago when his erratic mem-
ory told him who he was as his brain
began to function normally, He im-
mediately began hurried preparations
to return home.
The Westchester man who came
back from the dead is thirty-eight
years old and a steép-son of the late
Charles Purdy, ploneer land owner in
New York city's most fashionable
suburban district,
Mr. Havery had lived for years with
his wife and four children near White
Plains. On May 2 he went fishing off
Rye beach, and when he did not re
turn home that night, a search dis.
closed his boat anchored 100 feet from
the shore, and evidence that he had
fallen Into the rock-studded waters,
All efforts to find any trace of him
failed. He had been happy at home,
His health and business affairs were
in good condition, The family felt he
had suffered an accident and slowly
gave up hope.
Wires Brother.in-Law,
Mr. Havery's brother-in-law, Assist-
ant Corporation Counsel Samuel
Faille, received a telegram signed with
the missing man's name. A telephone
call to Chicago followed and $100 was
telegraphed for Havery's expenses
home,
“I do not know where I have been
nor what I have been doing all these
months I have been away,” said Mr.
Havery at his home.
“Things were mostly blank after I
Spectator Suit
This spectator sports from
Louise Barnes Gallagher, has its jack-
et and muff In gray goat. It Is worn
with a frock In wool, braided in black
52 he braid.
suit,
Alton Cobb,
cream separator lying at
it's original purpose, it might be
student at Boys’
It uses a quart of gas and,
BASSAI SSI TOGA
: HUMAN LABELS
: By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Emeritus Dean of Men,
University of lllinois.
sees epee
pe BEEN ENN
Gregory just came in to see me with
& parti-colored ribbon pinned onto the
school, Atlanta, Ga. MATIC
and decided, since it wasn't serving
He conv
ion that you see above.
“runs like the dickens.”
erted
lor says In “Vanity Fair,” “that men
struggle and suffer and lose
sleep and work overtime for the privi-
lege of sticking a small bit of scarlet
ribbon on their coat lapels, but they
will and do.”
One of the most pathetic and yet
one of the most amusing incidents of
my college experience was that of two
young greenhorns who registered for
a short course in plumbing, or testing
shot!d
fon out or my boat while tryiog to
pall up the anchor, I struck my head
then. I have a vague remembrance of
having worked on a farm near Chi
cago,
“I recall the fall I suffered while
waliing along the street In Chicago.
That brought back some of my mem-
ory. I began ‘to search my pockets
and discovered the suit I was wearing
had been bought in New York, That
helped me to recall my identity.
When I finally could remember I was
appalled at my appearance.”
San Francisco Sends
Invitation to Wales
San Francisco.—A huge invitation,
engraved on parchment and beautiful.
ly printed, has been sent the prince
of Wales to attend the Shrine conven-
tion in San Francisco next July. Jo-
seph Martin, Los Angeles Shriner,
who Is visiting England to arrange a
part of that country's participation In
the Olympic games, will present the
document,
Perfect Receivers to
Penetrate Dense Fog
New York.—Photoelectric recelvers
which will enable an airplane pilot to
pick up light signals through fog sev
eral miles thick have been perfected,
Dr. Irving Langmuir told the Ameri-
can Society of Mechanleal Engineers.
The receiver, he said, was from six
to 13,000 times as sensitive in plck-
ing up light signals as the human eye.
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New York City Official Finds
Couples Generous
New York.—The job of deputy city
clerk, which carries with it
of marrying couples in the no
bullding, was disclosed as one of the
city's most profitable jobs when Coun
sel Samuel Seabury showed the IHof-
stadte rr le gislative commi in a pub-
that James J. McCormick
king $16,000 a year out of
it In addition t is salary of £8.500,
Almost every
and he marries
nake him a little gift
t he y Guty
(too
has bee “11
arries—
week
1 thant
for the $150,000,
this, however,
of Deputy
Cormic
The
denied
examindtion
Margot Arias
for the first time what a profit
fice the “marrying clerk” has,
McCormick sald he
city employ ten and a bh
has Tammany lea
Twenty-second Assembly
der in
district
been
has only
with a
glue
till dry.
For an Ink spot on
made of buttermilk
paste
it has
over sx
dried.
sifted
before
Granulated ms
top of a sponge
into the
crust when baked,
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gar
cake
gives it
over
oven a rich
An atiractive salad is made
apples and filing the cavities
chopped nuts and celery.
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Lawycrs Turn Laborers
Leads. uU. of P. Team
Mercolized Wax
Keeps Skin Young
Got an oynes snd use as direstsd, Fine partidos of sand
shin pes) off until So wuth me phuples, lives
pote, tan and freckles dissppeer. Biin is then sofs
velvety, Your feos books yours younger, Mereolised
sx Brings has out. the hidden uly of your skis. Te
uss ane wanes Powdered Besolise
dissolved in ooe-ball plot witeh haved. At drug =
Mother Snake on Guard
A Florida rattlesnake guarding her
young in the reptile house of the
New York zoological park sroused
much Interest. When the keeper ap-
proached and touched the gate of
the cage the mother came shooting
out of a corner to see what was going
on, Even snakes are capable of ine
dividual characteristics it seems for
in all his thirty-two years dealing
with them Mr, Toomy, the keeper,
never saw one act as this one did.
When
TEETHING
makes HIM FUSSY
One of the most important ti
you can do to make a
comfortable Is to see that
bowels do thelr work of carry
waste matter promp
ly. For this nothing
Castoria, a pure vegeta
tion specially made for
children. Castoria acts so gently 3
can give it to young infants to
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Old Friends
“You have always been one of her
best friends, haven't you?”
“Yes, 1 was maid of honor at all
four of her weddings”
Shape mashed sweet potatoes Into
small pumpkins, place them on a
greased cookie sheet and bake for ten
minutes in a moderate oven. Make
milk, or sewing or something of that
sort. They were eager to join some
thing it made little matter what. This
lapel of his coat.
He was blushing
with pride, he was
Matter of Business
“They say Dave married Gladys for
“tickled pink,” as
the fellows say, be
cause he had just
been pledged to an
honorary, or “or
nery” soclety as it
Is sometimes called.
Now Gregory has
really done noth-
ing to merit dis
tinction or to make
him stand out
among his fellows,
He has saved no lives, made no great
discoveries, accomplished nothing
worthy of comment In the work he
has been doing. He is just a good
felldw of the most ordinary sort who
will add no luster to any organization
to which he may become attached,
“It seems Incredible,” Deemis Tay-
eagerness attracted the attention of a
group of obliging undergraduates and
they proceeded to pledge the two as
pirants to fraternal honors They
dressed them up in grotesque garh,
they hung long plald ribbons on them,
they stationed them at street corners
to be the laughing stock of passers.
by, and the two hoys submitted to it
all with the utmost cheerfulness if
not eagerness because they had the
iteh ultimately to be able to attach a
key or a pin or a badze of some sort
to their vest fronts, Their griet and
humiliation when they at last discov.
ered that It was all a hoax was piti-
ful to see. They wept because they
had been cruelly cheated out of n
much-desired honor,
Most of our decorations are little
more than labels,
(©. 1932, Western Newspaper Union y
An interesting international romance
will reach its climax when Senorita
Margot Arias, the attractive daughter
fot Senor Antonio Arias, millionaire
Cuban sugar magnate, becomes the
bride of Lieut. Warren Harlan Hoo.
ver, U. 8. A. The ceremony will take
place next June in Washington, where
Senorita Arias is attending a fashion.
able “Anishing school”
POTPOURRI
Entomology
The gcience of entomology, or
the study of insects, began with
Aristotle. He included In this
class the insects, the arachnids
and the myriapode. These differ
from other Insects in that there
are three divisions of the body,
the head, thorax, and abdomen.
Before Aristotle's time, zoology
included the entomological flelds.
(®. 1932, Western Newspaver Union.)
Capt. Leonard C, Tanseer, who Is
expected by his mates to lead the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania varsity basket-
ball team to another intercollegiate
championship. Tanseer also played
one of the end positions on the var.
sity football team.
By Charles Sughroe
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given her!”
If you are galing to have a mag-
nificent city, something is in need of
money all the time,
Gullt's a terrible thing.—Jonson.
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