. Aim i. 7 L-- a'.l w,& m 0 fa? ''",l 1 iV- F i; ft ( 1 If l I?- ifflBi i?. Vl.; "V.. f $ 1 h J,.Ar.MAtftAkTi; JJi'V'JHiiNXJMar J? 'UJ3JUJA3' XmJXnJllW311JLXJJJMJJir;pamS pREAMLAND ADVENTURES "Perlcu Sparrow Goes to Jail" nj- DADDY Verky Sparrow want o become i hird landlord and force the other birds to pay him rent for thetr net. He grab their net, but, unknown to htm, the bird already have moved into new bird houses bult by BlUy.) they danced on the lawn; CHAPTER III Tli Ptoltn nlrd llouaea TJERKr SPARROW didn't like a bit the aonir th"e birds were singing as "Pertyy, Perky, thought himself wise, Perky, Perky, we've opened his eyes. He came for rent, we gave him a song, lfo wanted home, so hurry along 1" f Terky bristled up and looked very cross. "Here, here, pay me my rent," he chirped. "I'll not stnad any more non sense. Pay me In golden gralw If you want to go home to your nests." The birds only danced more merrily at that and sangr a new song: "Pay, pay, why should wo pay? No nests we've had since yesterday." This nuzzled Perky and he grew more vexed. . I. "Chee! It'n lots of fun for you to -dahco and sing now, but where will ou be tonight? The weather Is changing. It looks like rain, and you'll not have (' any nesta to go to." The birds kept right on dancing and answered him wun anoiner song: "Where will we be tonight, tonight, "Where will we be tonlgntf In houses snug and houses tight, There we will be tonight." n.rrprnl Swallow and Reddv Wood pecker, who wero having a Jolly time at the house warming of the birds, now topped their froiiCKing long cnougn to bristle up to Perky Sparrow. You can't play any landlord tricks around here," shrilled General Swal low. "Prince Billy has built rew bird houses for the birds ami you can have the old nesls for all we care," rrltv Sparrow cocked his head on one side and blinked his eyes at General Swallow, Then he cocked his head on the other side and blinked at Peggy and JJllly, who were laughing at the fun. 'Chee! Chee I So that Is It." chirped ' Perky, Just as saucily as ever. "1 11 'have to take a look at theso new 1 houses." .... Ho new to a perch on a hlgn urancn , and -stared in astonishment at the airy little village Billy had tyullt among the trees. "How do you like' the oiras nejv houses?" laughed Billy, enjoying his surprise. Perky flirted his tall and hop ped back and forth on his perch. "I like them." he finally "";' like them so well that we will moo .l.l, H - - ifitlff t" : ..A"A what did that bold sparrow do. 1 , Pie' aSd 'hop In7' And ' h gSng-dpzens y. "I didn't build them lor noisy, quarrelsome sparrows." Perky answered with another song! "Fine houses for rent, fine houses for rent. If you can't pay, go llvo In a tent." and dozens of sparrows jusi ""'"?," saucy as himself hopped right 'i afbl" mm, not oniy in me onini ;""' .. Into each bungalow and cottage, until they filled every one. . Then tho birds quit 1"B'K nrkS hurr-. So did Billy and Peggy PcrK Sparrow had sprung surprise on tnem with his trick. It was his turn to giggle and chuckle. , , , .v,vio t?p And Perky did giggle and chucWf: He put hla head out of the w fnV,e temple and sang a song of his own. 'Titter, titter, birds that flitter, Who Is laughing now? Twitter, twitter, Bwect and bitter, I will show you how. The poor birds who had lo-it their homes were suddenly sad and mournful. As for Billy and Peggy, they were In- d' "OeT'out of those bird houses," shout- (Tomorrow iollt 6c told) how Billy make Perky laugh out of the other aide of hit inoutluJ V .1 I JC i vi. ' .15 . ' .' j ' . w .? J s il. -a. .f.v. tit A , t-MLWi-' M:1 UT -j y n V i' Dr. John Nelson Stockwell Cleveland. May. 10. Dr. John Xel n Stockwell, eighty-eight years old, n of America's foremost astronomers. died nt tho home of his son here jester-Py?' .,',. ,.. tcrdny ns the rcsdjt of n rqeent stroke otT Th3 chntlce0'1 Statement was called Doctor Stockwell was the author of mnny astronomical and ninth- ematiral bonks and treatises. NO DEAL ON BRITISH DEBT Payment of Obligation to U. 8. In dependent of Reparation London, May 10. (By A. P.)' Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer; stated In the Houso of Com mons today that .the question of Great Itritaln's lnilebtdness to the United States was being dealt with indepen dently of any question of Great Brit ain's share in tho Indemnity from Ger- out by a question as to whether nn arrangement' had been made with Franco that she repay her indebted- PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER NIGHT AND SUNDAY Er8cn.VttA5,i"'on, HOTEL VlilNDIG ,3T" $,,.nEitT Have You Tried M ftanscom's New RESTAURANT 1221 CHESTNUT ST. 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