South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 153, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 June 1922 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 9 I ! qukk mover." ?ang the bird. "You .o fast that he ?eerr.cd hilf a dozen ar.d h dM. When he rrrh.', the .it tli r.c-s of the coffee r-!, I'll-tell for wife and child de.-crV.on. Wilsce I am called the Brown Creper. Hrd.. Ir.miiy of the lr.ir?a!ow tr. bird fit-! jov. r.t about Uncle Wittily and son told authorities here 'hat h I. have very stror.5 claws ard I can -Thfre!" ho cried. "I ju: rausht ' u 3 an heppfi a'r.it r,n the sVlv , j t-- J.rr.y r.ird. ! hid frt hLs family a pv.'e mor.v creep alone upide down cn the low- 5-2 bus' in' thocw f'cV-.ds and ' rdekiner up hui:drc-.!? of h-jc a r. In- : (T c;-yr!cht. l?22.) ) to live on. but that he h!rr.:f hi 1 f r i-.irt of a limh a nn trin I hn'.l ! ;u i, . .. Iiü II nirkc! ,ir,' r -t.--! I tr 1K- tort. Your Chance of Being President Hangs on the Size of Your Head j futT- pky Ilttl bus!V went on r th i-ur.ny. "Not that I wi.h to call 'you nar:;,? hut yoj must leave Nurse J.ir.'s I'Uitry. yo j know! You reaÜ7 n-.t;:: Yrs, intend! Come novr, r j art of a limb as on top. I ho". 1 i"m hur.rrj-. UIP. U'1 'Xuf'l v n . : : OUT O z t V 1 to live. too. ar.d in tinv hole an 1 rr. .1 rr' ihon Mahb cd Here on A deputy sheriff of Vrrmil!"i county l' expected to take Y;'.:r. back where he will face the two charges. rrc,ir-,r" "But why are you so busy?" asked! with 11?:" suddenly cried the Lurry. Hut the littl bujrs didn't sm to Xurs Jan. j "Come where?" asked th Crcp.? know, for :hry did not "skedaddle" "Ioaus I am hungry." was the ! Cird. or in ih Iat pay arjy attf-ntion to j answer. "I eat only the very FmaUe$t I "To Nur Janp'f pantry." ant"r.cl Wiijcily. They kept on craw-; bu?., beetles and worms that I find f-we red Unrle Wicfly. "It is f.l 1 Urqr around, and. thouarh Nurne Jane I In the tiny holes of the tree.. No with tiny huss so small r.-e can't u.is lef? to annoy th m... k:at hv'.y. Count of Wife Desertion John YYilson. who has heen work"Oh. what f. pood bird you ar!" she said. And she gave th- Creeper some usar. ! at ihr- StudebakT corporation. "I thought .omethinc wuld hip- deserted his wife and seven ehilJsamncl Cohen. fi5i Laiport n v.. a loril ab3tractrj-, vr.15 not the v-'amu-l In you went r nturln? with ilrm. acoordlr.q: to a warrant for hu poured water on them. wahinc the ) huK 1 toe little for me to sec. and j sec them to drive them out Cotne I me." chuckled the bunny rabVr. arr' served nn him by Deputy (Cohen arrested by the pnlie Tue. lncft-s away, tn-y crawien around;: can pick them as fast as you can itzalri as soon a hr back was blink!" With that the bird f!ahej turned. ! cr -epinrly around the tree branch "Oh. what fhall I do?" wailed the ! muskrat lady housekeeper. i ar.d t'-::-k them up in your teak and we'll lnve you!" "I'll come!" prmi-el the Creeper. And it did. didn't if? And if the; Sheriff Frank nah. The man is 'day night In a raid cn an allese-i breakfast ?rar ; fruit tlo'sn't turn a 1 wanted in Vermillion county of J rural rambllnr house, he declared somersault and throw all its set d? j which Newport the county fit 1 yesterday. v. Uiiir IUI x .1 1 r uii hit;. rti'4;k Lnc! Wiircily. "Hav a Jolly tool P adventure to take your mind off your! troubles. And. perhap in the woods j we may think of a way to rid Ihe . Bzazxazxar-rrY'mmy cg3ctag " J - v, . e23ehob SMALL WILL -.IP I HADNT COT A HAi, CUT I Mtf -;V ' - - ' ', ! nanfrv -.f fbe tlnv btif " Selecting "Oh. I hop? so." said Nurse Jane with 1 si?h. She put cn her bonnet ire Biases ff AT 1 1 T ri m urnvcure "'i'i'H ' t r a.r.'i nor, ne ana i nc;e ii;ny were . on their way through the preen for-;5B - . . . f .Wk r22S2SS353 C1

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BYRON W. KUHN. mESID KNTIAL HATTEU. AT WORK. MILWAUKHH. Juno 1. Your , thr-e!?hts size. Taft wore a seven

ehar.ee? of h'eminrr prsidr.t of the T'nited States depend on the size of jour had. Byron W. Kuhn sav so and h's the world's greatest authority on Presidential h-ads. Kuhn is not a phrenologist or a Psycho-analyst. He's more than that he's a hatter! Kuhn ha1 made silk toppersi for .-ix presidents Grant. Ilaye. Garr."Id. McKinley. Taft and Hardin?. And his conrlusior.s: "You can't 1-e president unless you hav a b head literacy. No man

Aith a head k. than seen and ' Taft's hat was round and fat like

hre-ejhts In size r rt.o ever le I its owner." president. I Kuhn came to Milwaukee in 1 s 3

"The hats I've made for presidents j and made his fir.n presidential stove-! have ranged from s -ven and three- pipe ;n 1 S70. He's kept duplicates ot i c-ichts to sevn and five-eights, all Iiis ma.-ternieces in presidential !

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Suddenly Uncle Wiircily stopped in ; front of a tree and pointed to it. ! "Ixjolt at that spoofy little bird." '

1 he said, speakinrr Knglish-like and

incomprehensible. "Look at the ; Jolly little begcar! My word, there's a whole flok of them." And so it seemed, foe Uncle WI;- i

cily and Nurse Jane hadN glimpses of

a bird, with brown feathers on h!

i back, white one beneath, while h!3 I VU'T ..-no l,.rr -Vo.-. nnrl A r. A

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there seemed to be not only one h!rd,

fbut a d07.e:. of them, appearlncr here,

there, everywhere: creeping on top of the limbs of the tree, on the sides, underneath and all over. And. all the t'me the bird darted its curved beak into tiny hol". "Hello there, birds!" cried the bunny. "Who" are you and what aro so many of you doins?" "There aren't so many of us. I'm

only one." answered a voice, and !

then Uncle Wlsrsily saw the bird standing: still for a moment.

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j Styles in presidential stovepipes?

"They've chaapred," says Kuhn. "Lir.eoln wore a tall topper with an ei'ht-:nch crown, a brim of two and three-eights inches and a quarter-

"Grant's tile was only six and one. , you look ,lkp a whoIe flock:.. half inches hi-h but it flared greatly fj.uppose it's because I'm sucn . and had a semi-curved br im and a two and one-half-inch band. r' - - -

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"Get on your bonnet. Nurs Jan"!" called Uncle Wipsily to his muskrat lady housekeeper on" day. "Get your bonnet and we'll take a walk in the woods. Perhaps you may have an adventure as well a- I." "Thank you very much for asking. Uncle Wiggily, but I can't go." answered Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. "Can't go? Why not?" asked th bunny grentleman. twinkling his pink nose upside down fashion. "Because," replied Nurs- Jane, "some bugs have trotten into th kltehen pantry and it takes all my time to drive them out. SKh a morning as I've had!" she sizhed. "Thero are so rvnr.y of the little

bugs! They are so tiny yoi can hardly see them! I've tried pickln? thern up in the fire tons', but the bugs wore too small. Then I tried the sugar tongs, but the sugar tong? were too l'rge! I dep't know what I'm going to do!" "I'll help you." offered Uncle Wigprily. "They must h some kind of ant 3. I'll just politely ask them to go away, and I'm sure they will kae!" Nur? Jane was not at all sure of this, but she knew it would do no pood to tell Uncle Wi?gily so. "Let him have his way." she thought. "He'll soon And out the pantry bugs are so many, and so little, that they pay no attention to what any one says." Uncle Wiggily went to the pantry. At first he could see nothing-, but by i-taring hard through his glasse he managed at last to see thousands and thousands of tiny bugs walking around on the shelves as though they had rented the place and had a right to be there. "Hum! They are tiny bu?s!" said the bunny, twinkling hl3 pink nose on one sidf. "Now look here, you

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