Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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YOU CANNOT LOOK WELL DRESSED WITHOUT NEAT, STYLISH FOOTWEAR. WHY NOT GET FITTED WHERE QUALITY IS SU- PREME. Elsner Sc Zirbes 320 lVTAIN ST. WE SATI S FY Sonins A TOUCH OF INDIVIDUALITY AND PORTRAYING EVERY . BEWITCHING ' ' E RE II' BEAU Y NEW MOD L EXP SS NG ' T AND DASH MODERATELY PRICED. I Ida Sonin 619 WYISCONSIN STREET perhaps ten seconds the chief held Ted's eyes. Then he spoke, Brooks, start after Eaton tomorrow, follow him to the end of the world, but gat him. Ikvfawxffxseaeff Br-r-ring! The telephone in Ted's hotel room awoke him at six 0'clock the next morning. The chief's voice snapped over the wire, One of our men just found that Eaton is going to Europe on the MaureZanz'a. You will have to fly with the mail to New York and get him. Report at once to Boll- ing Field. In ten minutes Ted was dressed and had his grip packed. Hurrying down to the street, he took a taxi. On his arrival he found the mail plane ready on the field with the motor running. Ted with joy recognized the pilot as George Mathews, his buddy in France. He climbed in the front cockpit, the motor roared, the machine steadily picked up speed, going faster and faster, till it soared into the air. Mathews climbed to a safe altitude, and banting about, headed for New York. The peaceful drone of the motor, the white clouds sailing past overhead, and Ted's drowsiness all combined to make him hunch back and stare up into the blue. He was soon roused from this lethargy by the plane's standing on her nose and beginning a downward dive. Ted, in spite of the wind whistling past, leaned over the side in amazement. New York al- readyl He turned around and faced the grinning Mathews, who shouted, Had orders to rush you! The ship landed, and taxied over the field to a stop. Ted rather stiffly climbed out, and was whizzed in a car down to the docks at Hoboken. N The great Cunarder lay in her berth with steam up. As Ted and three other operatives stood watching the passengers go aboard, he suddenly saw the Bagger, but not sooner than the thief had seen him. Eaton had disappeared by the time Ted got aboard and had made his way to the bridge. Backed by his men, Ted de- manded the ship searched, and the captain, a cocky Englishman, re- fContinued on Page 641

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Codske AutO TOp Company I MANUFACTURERS OF AWNINGS, AUTOMOBILE TOPS AND TRIMMINGS OFFICE AND FACTORY: THIRTEENTH AND CLARK STREETS RACINE, WIS. Vincent-Berglin 85 CO. HAT SHOP HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF LADIES,, CHILDRENS, AND MENS, FINE HOSE. 1303 WASHINGTON AVENUE TELEPHONE 6772 A. C. Kappel GENERAL CONTRACTOR 526 WISCONSIN STREET OFFICE PHONE 1802 A RESIDENCE 1780 Grant Furniture CO. THE STORE THAT IS BUILT BY SATISFIED CUSTOMERSH CORNER SIXTH AND PARK AVENUE PHONE 846 VICTROLAS VICTOR RECORDS 54

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Flowers- The FLOWER HOP REHL 8: BENZ PHONE 407 610-12 WISCONSIN STREET THE NEW EDISON DIAMOND DISC AND AMBEROLA PHONOGRAPHS GIBSON MANDOLINS AND GUITARS, COUTURIER BAND INSTRUMENTS AND BUFFET SAXOPHONES The Avenue Music Store 1339 WASHINGTON AVENUE TELEPHONE 5662 IVIARTIN HITZEIIBERGER, Proprietor RACINE, VVIISCONSIN PHONE 2700 1010 STATE STREET Jensen Tea J Coffee Co. JOHN JENSEN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COFFEE, TEA, SPICES, BUTTER AND EGGS 56