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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
WoR IN KNOWING.


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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

There are many people who will
doubtless be interested to know that It
is only since the thirteenth century that
the popes have been accustomed to
wear white. Until that time they were
always arrayed in the red robes now
affected By the cardinals. Bonlfaee
vii. in 1894 however, realizing that
the red was no longer distinctive
color Of the papacy since his predeces-
sors had accorded to their legates
abroad the right to wear it, issued a
decree granting to all the members Of
the sacred college the red robes which
they now wear and decided that the
white should henceforth be the hue Of
the raiment Of himself and Of his sue
cessors. The popes. however, still re-
tain from those ancient days the req
hat which they wear out OF doors and
the red mantle as we'll as the red shoes.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
YACHT RACING.


This Expensive Sport Was Begun In
England In 1864.
Though vessels answering to the
character Of yachts were In use by
royal personages from an early date
Queen Elizabeth. for instance, had one
built at Cowes. Isle OF Wight, In 1888
the word yacht was not used until
the year 1860, when the Dutch present.
ed "jacht' named the Mary to
Charles H.. says the London Chroni-
Gle. In Evelyn's Diary. under Oct. /,
1901, occurs the entry, sailed this
morning with his majesty in one Of his
yachts, vessels not known among us
till the Dutch East India company pre-
sented that curious piece to the king.
being very excellent sailing vessels"
Yacht racing commenced In 1862,
when Charles IT., who had some yachts
built for him by Sir Phineas Pett,
wagered $500 that yacht OF his would
beat Dutch one owned by his brother,
the Duke Of York. afterward james II.
But the growth Of yacht sailing was
slow, and II is not until 1920 that an
authentic record Of q yacht club is
found, 10 which year the Cork Harbor
Water club, now known as the Royal
Cork Yacht club, was formed. In 1872
q similar club. the Yacht club, was
formed at Cowes By some fifty yachts
men. This club In 1920 attracted the
notice of the Duke Of Clarence, after
ward William ", when its title was
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

One Of the best known lawyers Of
Philadelphia had a case In court
against man who kept a cigar store
opposite one Of the large hotels. The
man had in some way broken the law
DO you mean to say" asked the
lawyer. that you have made living
out Of that store for one year r
Yes. replied the man. Gentlemen
come from the hotel early IN the morn-
ing and ask for fifteen and twenty y-fiye
cent cigars. hand them out i've cent
ers. and they don't know the differ
ence."
Impossible. said the lawyer
s'Oh, no. 1t isn't said the storekeep
er calmly II have done 1t on you sew
erai times Philadelphia Ledger.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
B.ER

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ssso a5a 90 allzeHvises e = g scientific
/ Assct ltlttl marriage ieaaa g longevity,
especially marriage with Missouri
xs,ot4,nn zflsora s,.ss ass4a,sf si{s,5i,Is.s ,S,
= !, - e - - - st17's' -
lug 1vtl Rsss1e1ltA tbs r. p sfisIul 11af-
/ r. Bingham and Hon Robert Adams,
I Jrs of Philaaalnl3ia for instance Mar.
..s.sa sst,. nf.zTs...s - Z.
!. 49, = sss'os-as = SaaaSaA aa.af ~
make democrats Qk them ana l9ad
them In the senate a Missouri wife
/ na4<Thf lana F4as3 xr5ltsss,, s54iyS.s s. r
~ IS : = = II es1e y ii1ss &49Hse' i,fSe
are others who are missing az opp0rtu-
nifty to be HaBDvz for life
@0o1
The ST Louis Globe@D Dnfn1rraf falls9
3 ,,ss = ,ss,,sse,,sz .-asl. s s7S ez,szs.
-. =
s1h In0ssiotner SUBJECTS Il Is sane u IS
pleasure to find ia its editorial eel
umns anything commendable When
thing Of that character is discovered it
ought to be exploited to the fullest exs
tent and given wider circulation than
that Of the GID Ii order to encourage
if 70 we'll doing Discussing fhe Rp-
publican policy Of abandoning the Mis-
1 : = - , e~ss1 - ~ 1'stii = %
It Is . mistake on the part OF the gov.
erninent to abandon the Missouri river
1s'i ed eeS qua Estss pe ssFengs
has All important future III rrseation ana
its nayigable uses are BY no means 10 be
@ Tegalqsa @ as eaaeas n nnlldlng the great
h aid t e ~ s,t
lariy navigate the river. MIssonrls dele-
cation N CONGRESS ought g Vgork together
sosslsssssas nssss ~ rs $ sssey sn
winds through 50 mstt.v states and Is
| destined to be Of untold advantage to all
sene1ne9os alsvestlgatioHs o1gRt fo sesears
M ne s9,a si,ss mn ts sa
comp rehensive plan for Its Improvement
/ i fzsa upon 4 river q continental mag
ageable What the sssg Missouri river M needs
Is e be fully and scientifically intsr-
pts'su'
'snpofsaft = true.
Uehetai T rsueltek lent Sfttlat. eVll17
nander OF. the department or IeXass
I has made two discoveries which are
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s,Ss, q s,sas,s ~, -s''i ssxs,ss,,s ,s,'.
afs Yorfs fvi,.. IS tl,at tre earteap
o,,e4,f IS II. rs.;s., .,..a S. fl,s army 81 )
tss,as,ei, IA. ssa.. sara F1Iis Iaffsr s,1g.
5astins3 sa Tasssset gs,1sS befAss.d Is ffn
professional temperance folks with he
statement that General 6Eaat y rim
self a teetotalef
As to the necessity for forilfying our
Mexican border, that is all moonshlne.
We can't have war with Mexico an
less we are the aggressors. and unless
we lose our senses we never win have
a war with her. IF she is fortifying
against us it j. because our newfangied
EJingo policy has caused her to fear that
we have sinister designs on her north
ern states.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Abilene Kan. sells more strychnine
and bssulphlde OF carbon than any
other town In America These poisons
are used to destroy the prairie dogs
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

The cotton crop Of Texas brings In
$40 each year for every one Of its
population. Then the seed is worth
half as much more
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

The Batavlan Dutch do not make
their toilets, unless they go out Of
doors, until the afternoon, so that one
may see men II py5amas and women III
the native dress IoIiing on the veraf
das or sitting down to meals al. Tie fo-
tells. The custom Il 4 lazy but sensi n
one, considering the climate. Cha
bers' Journal
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

person who cannot argue Is like a
person who cannot chew. He swallows
the facts Of life nnprepayed FOR diges-
tion. Philadeip Press.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Il
NJ rsyyaan GAGE fo his
sTanelal hill thrauala lals
Mind t,ere ,n,1sf ,.un the famous ..Ist
n Brntevg rhe prospects for what
! rIrcle lac Cannon denominates rubber
currency, do not seem particularly
| bright 4 at this writing If they are not
going to tinker with the currency what
Is the necessity for the Republicans,
noer things. to have an extra session.
frhe latest news is to the effect that
| Governor 6sinnairls Of Iowa declines to
10 considered Al vice presidential
candidate Wonder II he ever heard of
fba pirl ssxvho vozving she would ne,er
eonsent eonsented?g "
Hv,ae,t1v tba Il Iouis tslobe-Demo-
orst hslisras II the old adace Better
lsfs M ffar neve,.,' IS If is lust now an
,,e,,,,os,,o 4lat Iah,, s wise has moved
s,o,,,Y yirginia - New York. 4 thing
t,at ,,a,,,,s,,ad sn,ne twelve or fifteen
81, = ~, e rrbara 4 some hone. there.
sora rs tb',f siss so,na tine or other ii the
ssrast ss1s, bv and hv the .-D. viii learn
~ s}at +,a' civll var closed in 1861 and
s., +, ~. x. fha bloody shirt.
s ssa,ar,,1 NelSo,, Miles. must gbe sur
/ e9ssxs.ss..;4f. .s,.ssntlnnS' fer high polit-
- ,'s,.,,. .z,sss 81. s. IS tffst mentioned
49, s,s,,F ,',,sss4,,4 t,.e, tar vice presidenf.
tha,s a. s,,s s,s,xe,,,sS s. MASSACHUSETTS.
~ az, .,,at Is Il M mere nv country
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''sa M, i, - Y4o,, 5oi,n b.
- As,.'s.s',, s,raso,,tat,ya z congress-.
a4s..ss, = - ae No el,,,satts and ex
= - = - ~ annears "a re
ssess "a - tha growth of 4
y 80 1ss-,, ,.arl 4e 4 now he.
f.,r t,,a Rav State leg
ssas - co,,,t s. II Is called
''1<,ss.s ~. ,.r,,es also M Renreselatatiye
ara,strsot 80, = ss' 80 In5,iana md ioins ex-
saaratarv ss,,s s., ~ - 4ba Treasury Gage and
~, ,1ss. ,1,o - Ioa rannan he sneaker pre-
aest;s,ad ;,,s a,,,osition 10 the presi-
A., dsnt q, s,,ogestian Is to reformation Of
t1ssss tssa e,,rrass5y : ss5 .sRehnId how good aud
how ,,laa 81 s,ts if is for brethren to dwell
.aeva+g,av i, .,,nitv "
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4s,,as, 49, ,,,,,,.s,, tI,o, t,,a too,,ers for
=. w.. FsIi,,,, pot - ,,ros;.
80. go zoos s.;l, n - str;etlv itfl,a
49, s. = !. 10 - = *,a,a
~ at,,sr a. sas ~ nol,tieal s.sooners, also
,,eo,,,s,,g, fso,-a,.,,o, fsa,,arsl William n
r., l,s zoos when aarlv
,,,rs -. ,alt ,,.is some e for conner
s lslya,v 3, oat away xvits. the worm.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
How to Clean Leather

70 take grease stains out Of leather
apply the white Of an egg to the spot
agsd dry 1t In the sun Repeat the proc
HIS I'm the stain Is eradieated.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

pa z ],
When Bernard Applebg determined
TO devote his life to evangelical mis-
sionary work in China be was as full
Of sanguine enthusiasm as amy young
fellow In the service You are exact
" the kind Of man we wand; they told
him at the depot In Shanghai and we
shall expect to see You DO wonders IN
the great cause. .
Tt won't be for lack Of sathasiasm
IL fail. said Bernard q am sgno-
rant and shall be useless for awhile.
but hope to work into It by degrees s
You'll have plenty of time 20 learn
the language down at Fuchow. said
a member Of the board, who. catching
the eye Of another member, smiled d
little 4 third member sighed. but eti-
fled the sigh and pretended he had
yawned.
Bernard scraped acquaintance at the
mission house presently with young
girl and walked through the town with
ber She yvas ! davataes i,ka bs,nsalf
who ,,ad hae,, - q, = tbe M i serqies 90 yaar md
Ena,v so,,etb,no of Il ua wo,,ld ba
dull IN Fnchow she said: hut pIease
God he vould he = s,,cces.sf,,I mission.
ary; he looked IKE man. The youth
and the girl looked steadily In one an
otba,,s ayae 81 r,artine
81 bors NC sbaII meet aca,,, >, ,,a said
- for bar she sr,s,ad baer h,,t when
~ hs6 800 she she shaved her aves =, be-
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- s,,,,,,, e.. - xx,,o,,aro y,,tso os =
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81 4, 81 tbo ond Of TWO vaars Rernars,
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sTe ~, ya,,+ , m 81 sbangbst and hasIf,,lIv
sna,,,,aa ~ sba 1.,,asrToan for news ~
an =. ,osr ~ s,a,,, ho had saar q
tbo ts der,1,t ,,1,.s -, an b,s arrival The chair
slo usLos ~ 10 LII. =. ..et- sts,,
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a,o- ~, had chrsssso mi, ond ha i T,n,c,a,s
80 : :. o,,.s,, ,.s,, q, s,-'' - = s7 :
m n,,s.a ..e,..,., $3.50 No., r,,,,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

| eohia ne longer attehn to nls.
/ manufacturing enterprises His
: : lady wife resolved 70 do t for
him Looking at herself adiniringly
| n the mirror she said 70 herself, e II
be business woman Then she pros
ceeded to play smash, 50 to speak.
| She hired set OF offices furnished
them like iaey,s pink ten boudoir and
\ put her office boys into livery She
imported from England q lady for man
ager of the office, there being apparent.
! " no young woman in america sufil-
cienfly up IN the etiquette Of tie situa
ton to undertake the tsisz: The
English young woman took charge.
Her idea and that Of the lady who en-
p Is, -. -
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80 ~ ''s' = S - 49,. -
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sNl''ss 49, eo'lo = = sais' y : W e''1ls
80 s.sAss.s - sA'ss.15 =, e :. wy !,
,1' az l,''al', : ~ n''n : llaees
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ua = Ase' = =, ia''si = sssNei q eoi-
s''a's1s's,'ss u''sll'''e w ll,s business WIS
- IT. % y liis''is sils ellga
ie l'ess lssl ~ tie sie ollise . ehs
nou1 1ppoin's's1s aaslisstls e usisefeus hll1
.nloun Z ssssiasstvonls my sl's ssss ese.ie
ans ulasA;A pug sea ss'less'n oh 'ns'
laay 1'As,ass1' 81 Ms15ssa s's'A al
'ao1. tsoA'ls. me fte vance 81
q ,aass 'ol.5sssr. taen seAs one e the ny.
ss'''sa pages ln quest g lne manager
4 ktef eonslaetaDfy more time she came
- s,ase an1 sn anse sea an.'ssa "a
ask s har customer "a a. down Ha =.
Minded min hen fl,af she hersalf 1,.,d ,,aaaa
tha announcement and raduested hin a
meet Ter 81 that hour s..,l, can,t
SEQ vou cap,t SION = fall 4 vo,, u
aups sa;a 4sis busi,,oss ..sva
ara. to have eo,.,nanv s. tha ns,,,sa 81
{ rn,,st s. home and ,,aka 4ba sa1aa ],
yvas fhss Iita !, Won, ,D az e ,gas m Il ngt3
~
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Somebody tell us why auctioneers
are always called colonel
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Women are showing theinsclvas use
fiji ard uncommonly capable Id the al
srtising field. Many are now adver-
tisement solicitors. others are writers
Of advertisements, while quite mum
Der are accomplished press agents
Some of these travel ID advance oi
theatrical and entertainment com
panies.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Dr. Lyman Abbott roars against wo-
man suffrage in the columns of the
Outlook but when d woman wishes
him to print d brief article ii reply
from the other side be answers that he
will not discuss the question III his pa.
per This conspicuous example Of the
fairness and logieaIness of the mascu-
line mind tends to induce women to-
trust their Interests to men. does II not Z
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17

Isn't It about time for preachers and
other men to stop bowling at women
concerning the enormlty Of divorces
and begin to Instruct men on the ilnpors
tance Of behaving themselves IN such n
way that women will not need to get
divorces Mans misdeeds. III nine
cases out of ten, force women TO sue for
divorce; then male moralists turn and
berate women for it. Queer world this.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
I He NEW WOMAN
Her Fads and FoIbles

4 NAN tell into III health and
could no longer attend to hisl
manufacturing enterprises His
lady wife resolved to do it for
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02

Harrison :. Potter sail 20 Ice trav-
ciing salesman Ger q Detroit stove
house. of -. Joseph, Mich. while lean.
INK from the window Of his room ON
TIE twelfth foor of the Great Northern
hotel. Chicago. Monday. lost his bal
aEcc ana fell 90 the sidewalk
Although his body was horribly man
sled. Potter lived Tor u Few seconds
and made an Intellectual effort To
speak. The street was filed with
Christmas shoppers and Potter, body
narrowly missed striking several PEG.
pc aS 10 fell.
An unfinished letter 90 his mother in
81 Joseph. Mich. was found Ia Tot.
tcr's room. After stating that he ar
rived iu Chicago and was well, with
the exception of a headache. he said:
Il guess ! viii have 90 lay OF writing
for minute or so and get q breath of
frc~i air"
Potter WIS the son ~ e. /. Potter. M
ore time "a leading lawyer OF Beryieu
county. Mich, who met with mys-
tcripus death az SLlt Lake CITY, Utah.
last summer
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
Osborn Foundry.

Chase S. Osborn. state railroad com.
missioner. vino several years ago Vas
a reporter on a Milwaukee newspaper
and later owner OF the News OF Saul.
Ste Marie. and associates have been
offered S2.OOO.00O for their iron ore
properties IN the Sudbury district
north OF the Canadian 500 IN Ontario.
Diamond d-ill operations have been IN
progress for several months. and IL o.
believed a large deposit OF ere has been
encountered. The offer 20 purchase ig
said to come from the Clcrguc interests
AMI is one reason for Ike loan - s..
$4,000 made.
The discovery OF the valuable mines
was made by Osborn whos' knowledge
OF metals and woodcr,ft enabled him
10 penetrate the uncXplorcd region aad
locate the property. To reach u 90 the
time was matter not only Of rrcgl
skill but required also great physical
endurance and a mastcrfUl manage.
mcnt % men whose knowledge and
courage 20 face danger hUl given out
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL SUES.
Claim AbroEnting special Charter
DamaEcd Road $4,000, 900.

The Michigan Central railroad on
Saturday began sult I'm the Wayne Cir
cult Court for SG.O0O.OOO against the
state OF Michigan. the amount claimed
IN damages o. the plaintiffs 10y reason
of the repeal Of it, special charter nt
the special session of tie state lcgisla-
turc In 1900.
The suit begun Is I'm the ordinary as
sumpslt form ana the summons will be-
served on Gov. Bliss hy sheriff Dick
son this week. when the state executive
Will be- In Detroit.
The suit has hren expected Tor some
time. as when the repeal uf the charter
was made the legislature provided that
the company m!ght hrlug suit aga.us,
the state Tor damages. 10 they could
show any. before Jan. I. rlH. II Tits
provision had not been Included iu tlc
repeal. the company cuU'd not have
proceeded against The state. Being a
law ease 70 viii hc tried 10y jury.
o. VIII not Doe possible o. try the suit
duriu. thc January term co. court. ami
Il viii probably he heard Ia tGr Aurii
term.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
Twelve nccrINch wen.

Twelve men of FnrVell put ~ $50
each with n smooth gentleman claiming
20 represent tho Northern Pacific rail-
road. The railroad. sa d tie cmoo.h gen.
tlcmcn. who claimed the name OF d..
Van Wagner. on account 81 the coal
famine desired 20 secure mineral land
on the coast and 70 wanted men 90 take
up homestead claims on such land, 10
would pay 81 200 for the mineral anil
timber claims after the home stead
right had been established.
They were told that they should al-
low the agent 20 bag their trcaspor-
tution. as he could gCt % cheaper. buy.
Ing for the whole party, which was 20
include many others. The Fdywcll
men hit again, each handing over S26.
the price Of fare 10 Seattle. They were
to gather az the Grand Trunk depot in
Chicago Sunday 20 meet Or. Van
Wagner" and start for the west. Thrv
went. They met. but the doctor dil
not appear. Tho FarwCll men spent
some time looking for him. and have
now returned home
Detectives have a photograph OF The
doctor" lie gained confidence by pre-.
tending 90 bc a Mason lie refused -
take several applicants. Ills contracts
were pronounced smooth by tho Chi
onro officers lie was Co have enc third
OF all profits.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02

President Roosevelt has let G, h.
known that before he reached his dr.
cisl0u Co send the cuban reciprocity
treaty 10 the senate ana not Co the
house. be- consulted freely The leaders
of the house and the members uf hi,
cabinet As,rr mature consideration.
10 w:, determined that 10 wa. Guucces.
slry to send the tIhIu treaty to the
house. Notwithstanding the fact that
% affected revenues 90 The government
pr.ccdeutS we've looked up carefully.
To WITS found shat previous reciprocity
treaties had been sent directly to the
senate for ratification This WAS not
ably true OF tlp newfoundland treaty.
which Is REGARDED ls being uu foot.
INK with the Cuban treaty \u uhicc-
ton ever was raised go the cuuSIdcra-
ton hy the senate alone of that treaty.
u can bee said Go b. the purp,.,r of
the president. when the Cuban treaty
shall have been ratified by the senate
10 send message Co both branches OF
congress with q recommendation for
such runhling legislation as will make
the treaty operative. This will ar
ford the house full opportunity. q l.
expected 20 stamp with Us approval
and It's Individuality the negotiations
for reciprocity with Caba.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD


The crown princess OF SaXony fed
from her home on the night OF Dec. IL
and so completely vanished that no
trace OF her has as yet been found.
The little kingdom II all torn up over
her disappearance, and stories of elOpe-
mcnt with French tutor are rife. All
Europe Is trying 90 locate the missing
woman. Crown Princess Luise OF
SaNony would in the natural course or
events have become queen IN very
few years. Tor the present king h 40
years of age aud her husband. Crown
Prince FREDERICK. II the next In sue
cession.
Had she waited until the present
King died she and her husband would
have had the spending 81 Si3i.O0O a
year on their civil list not Including
the little picklngs that fan So naturally
90 European munnrchs.
Accompanied by the crown prince.
the princess went 90 the castle Of En-
pcrOr Francis Joseph. near SalZburg.
month ago. \ week after their arrival
nt the castle the prince broke his leg
while hunting aud was brought back
"a Dresden. The princess. however.
remained ut the castle Why she did
so the people of the court did not know.
except That. with gloomy teuacity the
princess usually DOES what she pleascs.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
CONDEMNED NEWS.

4. \. Greening. postmaster at Corn
land, H.. committed suicide by shoot
ing. \ pOstofiice inspector had found
his accounts To be 81 400 short.
u l. said II coal miners were riding
Ia an empty box car attached 90 "A col.
urado a Southern freight train. which
WAS wrecked near Trinidad. Colo.
Wednesday. ana u II believed all OF
them were Killed. This would bring
the number Of dead up to about -.
Young Theodore Roosevelt will net
~ Santa Claus at q unique Christmas
celebration which the Youngest son OF
Attorney General Knox Is 10 give In
the harrncu; of the Knox home. The
other Roosevelt hoys VIII also be par
Elephants IN the FUN.
u H. said that investigation shows
that Joe Cooley. brother ~ Montgom-
cry Cooley. who was lynched Pitts
burg. kas.. Christmas day for the muir
der 81 Policeman lIlukle. fired the shot
that killed IIinklc. Joe II In hiding.
lie ~ said to Ice wornded. Two other
brothers are under arrest charged with
being implicated In IIlnkles murder.
GOV. Savage. Of Nebraska. has given
Daisy Lawrence. aged 10 years. OF Nor-
folk. n Christmas present In the shape
OF pardon for her father. who u serN-
Ing n three years sentence In the state
pcplf entlarv for embezzlemcnt The
pardon was granted In response % q
p.iisui .ettcr rem the little girl