PEEPS AT THE PASSING SHOW

NZ Truth, Issue 1193, 11 October 1928, Page 1

PEEPS AT THE PASSING SHOW

Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiii "THE murderer's statements revealed; . a wide reading of poetry." Daily news item. Certainly Hoinercidal. A QUEER cable from Honolulu: "F A said that he had a hard time killing the boyrwhb fought fiercely, being almost as strong as his slayer. > Meanwhile . firemen , with levelled hoses fought back the Jnfuriated mob." It is rumored that Sydney's razor-slash-ers have chartered the next' boat for Hawaii. : ■ '-* , : ■ ' >.• ■: P '■ . ■' "LJONI soit gui mal y pense." Re the n decree of Paris. dress designers for ampler curves, ah effusive female correspondent to a local daily .twitters: "At st we womenfolk will not need to stint ourselves. We may satisfy, bur desires and pray for the consequences we one> time dreaded." Some r what cryptic! .' ]. ; _ .' /, : N\' #' ' ;'- #, „ ; •.■'-#.. ;•' ' •..; r ; THEqables have it that Mrs.: Aimeo *■ McPhersori, the gilded Los Angeles evangelist/is to visit London shortly' "to drive the devil out of England." Chasing ?atan.

iiiiiiMiMmiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiiifs FORGING the Empire's link's—Kings- . ford "Smithy." J^ WEDDING between deaf mutes was solemnized at Newport recently, states, a Wellington daily. Not a mere lip service. : ' '.-• '•'.'. '..' # f #„'■■;■_ "TS the short skirt right?" Well, it's :■*■•■■. right as far as it goes. ' •■■'■. ; ' ■..#■•■-■■'•- *-. -. ■ #■„ .■ ■■ -• ■ "M.Z. :REFEREE": A Hot Favorite." X1 The saveloy. . ':. '-■• ■■ l■• *-{■■'": ■■■*. '• ■ .*• ■■■• '■ ■ •_ QEORGE \ BERNARD SHAW, states .an eyehing paper, is anxious to lead a . quiet life.- Surely he's not going to give up ; talking? , , ■ -.-. ".. ■,;■ # /;-'- ; . ■"#■••■:,-■•* •■' '# : -„ ' •..' TOTS of mothers are said to be com- ~ peting with their "< daughters. But' they'll have to show a leg if V they're going to % keep up. ■. * " ■■■.■ *y '.-■ ■■# ' ■ ; •■■# ■ ■ ■'. PO-RES. are often made to pay damages ; but there must =be lots w;ho ought to get bonuses. .-,,'-. - . ■•■ ■ ■■'.•■ >"-'"' •' ' . • ' • ' ' ■ "TN The Public Eye." Chiefly -xnotor--1 -car;' dust.' ■■.•■.■■■:.•■ '..'■-. :.■..■■■'■.■