Evening sentinel, Friday, January 23, 1925 · page 12

' mingi‘Tongs Agree

‘0 P a y Victim’s
Debts Before Killing
'--Fear Family
Want

’ 2MEN TREMBLE

A Paid—May, HmDi
:ever, Have B e e It
Done Through Good

; Nature of Family

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‘ a: EDNA MAnsnAm
Special Correspondehc
of The Evening Sentinel.
, (Copyright 1925.)
;m YORK. Jan, 23.—The poet'-
9 " 1: makes few stops in Pell end
I." on streets, those crooked thorough-

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' dares that are the center of New

work's Chinatown. in the old days
‘ ‘ Infrequent comings were hailed
' \‘Ji‘blund satisfaction. for they

not. usually. a letter in scrawly

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Mumps? e hundred nah-3'
of almond eyes. The watchers teary
ed hefimlght leave a. receipt for all
their unpaid bills—end there is novh.
in: that Chinatown. tom mu tong
wet-tare. dread. to 1: Mali un-

d receipt. 3'" the wow-

“,‘pnld in full" have come to be e
symbol of death in Chlnatowfi

This little innovation. introduced

a day or two ago into tile ‘brood

feud in Chinatown. mean: simply

that it a. Chiming: is notified his:
debt: have been paid. the rival tout .

la itching for his scalp. And sarto-

doy. at least: two Chlnameu sit nhl‘h ;
in their horn“ and. Ihope- .
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lit-tuft rum—roe ate null already.-
tW all

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dreading mt: cool: minute
we bought the!!! receipts
1M link.- .,
‘ we. benevolence or some unknown

«lend. {nutty pride or the mark of
ide‘ath mayhnve been behind the un- :

contacted W of theae m
'meri’s- ileum new! or which has
mad uni-cusp“. me Chine-o colony.
.‘Bhe‘ mat is unlikely. The world h
not made that way. The mood to
possible. for the Chisinau! line I.

hon-ow of “sin youln." or debt. and .

would pay a relative". Bill rather

than have the saintly name diehon- —

area.

But? the lad: is the likely ideo—
o’oruidfcrim the: council meeting:
held a M days but: by the my
Sin: and on neon: rouge. at which
it was decided. so they any. that the
viii: 0'! my chln'amw to be now
dere'd must be taken care of first.
and receipts sent to him. And be—
sides. that is the logical deduction
from the tact that it would the most
recent of tho tong War victims re-
ceived receipts for their Bills betore
they died.

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simple. Privation. hunger end cold

 

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owed money. Further dilate" of

the kind must be prevented by debts ,

bolus cared for.

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the Chinese whose debts m lees
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”Coat Sales ’

I. The Norwalks Have Ever Seen

Toma-Ow and all next week we will place on sale every Winter Coat in st“
. at” M Vibe. This is without ques tion the greatest money-saving Oppo
memofl'credto‘tlteMenaudWomcnof Norwalk. .

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"Inowott’women whom»
are marked for death," one bl. more ‘
chant admitted. "There may be

and general misfortune habitually
visit the family of the ever-eo-littiv-
suspected killed of a. Chinese who's

lrokllphlc: from some loved one in
:- away China. Today as he work-
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- _ The total eclipse of the sun tomorrow is a phenomenon which will commend
the interest and attention of all for a few moments. Except among scientists the
eclip‘e will speedily lose interest as a subject for conversation or thought. We are
living in an age of wonders and the truly marvelous speedily becomes common-
place as each succeeding marvel over shadows those that have preceded it. 7

_ A few short years ago a German submarine crossed the Atlantic. Later an
airplane flew from New Foundland across the Atlantic to Ireland. Then United
States airmen circumnavigated the earth. . Recently an airship voyaged from Ger-
many to Néw York. We sit at home and listen to an address which the president
may be delivering in an auditorium a thousand miles away. We see in newspapers
reproductjonsvg‘f‘phdtographs transferred through the _air by means of electrical

‘ currents. So many fire the wonders of recent years that we are no longer surprised
at new ones. -— .

_ ~ , "To hold the interest of the public taday an invention or an innovation must
be something so useful and beneficial .as to warrant use or patronage of it daily. In .
the purely commercial field the innovation begun in 1916 and known to the grocery
buying public as the Piggly Wiggly system commanded instant attention. In the
nine years of its existence it has sustained and developed public interest until it is
now the second largest grocery business in the world. _ '

. Those grocery buyers who patronize Pigeg Wiggly stores already know why
the system is maintained and is steadily increasing its volume and success. Those
who are not as familiar with it are'invite’d to inspect Piggly Wiggly to their own
interest and profit.~ A saving of from five to twenty per cent. on each week’s gro- ‘
cery expenditure is an innovation both interesting and welcome. Piggly Wiggly
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For Women and Misses

$1-. to $4950

Actual Values to $89.50

.. The‘most keenly critical of style ind qualitylwill concede these Coats to be far
ahead of the ordinary values at these prices. Every Coat is befurred with rich furl,
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED DURING THE SALE

An advantageous feature of this Sale is the Credit Department. Accounts will be opened
cheerfufly with all who wish to take advantage of the low prices. This gives you the 01*
portumnity to buy here and save money, even though it may be more convenient for mu 10
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