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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

$500 49, - @4S FlBnt.
IT'S no use to try to boss him.
Platter him from morn till night.
Do not make him out q sinner. Don't
abuse him fit to kill.
Let him sit down to his dinner In
his shirt sleeves II he VIII.
Let him smoke where'er he wishes
and wear Just what he desires.
Do not make him wipe the dishes or
start early morning fires.
Let him and his gang play poker In
the parlor every night.
Do not interrupt the smoker IL they
stay till broad daylight.
Let him have his own~way eyer In all
matters great and small.
Make the man unhappy never. It's
quite simple, after all.
CA school has been established In
Chicago, for the purpose of which is
to teach young wives how to make
their husbands happy. It is not a
very difficult matter, and the course
OF instruction should be short.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

youn9 Hsn In this country. shs Nas
breeding discomfort with her euu
form of government and WAS really
training the coming generation to
take charge of a new Chinese re-
public.
There seems TO be every reason
to believe that the present dynasty
In China win fall. Already a Chi
nese republic has been proclaimed
and there seems to be nothing to
prevent a victorious rebel army
from marching direct to Pekin
where It can take charge of the en-
tire empire.
The leader of this revolution that
seems to have begun In some OBSCURE
province In the far inland and grew
to enormous proportions before it
was really discovered. Ia understood
to be an A~mericanized Chinaman.
With him is working a board of
Cinnamon who also have been edu-
Gated in this country, where they
have become imbued with the spirit
of democracy. These men have been
.a-.raa
quietly working among their
trymen until the time arrived when
they should strike. The success of
their movement thus far, seems to
prove that they figured well.
The fact that there are no out
RACES against foreigners such as hor-
rifed the civilized world on former
occasions of this sort. is significant.
This may be due in a measure,
to the opportunity the foreign
ers had to escape. It also tends
to show that the present revolution
is something more than a mere up
rising among the natives, such as
the Boxer movement. The reyolu-
tionary army seems to be well
equipped and disciplined for mod
ern warfare. They are an organized
body and give every indication OF
being capable of controlling the elm
pIre as well as it is now being con-
Quoted.
China seems to be making hiE-
tory rapidly at the present time. 1t
seems certain that the empire, which
has endured for centuries, is about
to fall and In its place a modern
republic will be established. This
Is merely the beginning. For many
years China will be involved In the
struggle during which the new spirit
will be supplanting the cid super
and ignorance. The start
had to be made sometime. and 1t Is
believed it is starting now. III fact.
rs has been said before. the real be-
was when China began to
lse her returned indemnity money
o send her young men to this rorn
ny to be educated, where they were
equipped for taking up the reins Of
government OF q country like ourE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

and resumes his walk up and down,
up and down, ~mutsering to himself
or singing snatches Of pirate songs.
| think 1t must have something to do
with u furnace. I am really wor-
ried about him and would Hike to
know II his 10 an unusual cas- and II
! should consult an aiienist about
hia."
Don't worry, madam. There Is an
epidemic OF 1t going around and he
will ecove his reason in the spring.
g. R. E. writes us as foliowc.
There rs too much draft In my Chin
ney and the coke burns too fast.
What shall / do? Go up on the Aoof
and sit on the chimney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

convenient does not appeal 70 the Of
flciaIs IN the departments any fengar.
Several years ago q law was passed
making 1t an offense for an official to
create 9 deficit OF 20 use money tlpr
~. So -Tsrss.. arsss rvsv Tor
another purpose for which the regular
appropriation had become exhausted
Not only viii there be = saving ct
ysEa,060 for tho present dscsI year,
bat taBre win aanu 80 ON tnderfnStsiy
q saylng OF 81 quarter u xatilsaa def-
laxs enok pear, Ter tAe treasury oga
aizzs bars let s,e a~rsashtslnse 80 fnr
ggfd.
Taero are now tn enanEEae f5FaEea.
crested aAa In uae. ~ NaSnlis baas9
Aeaa, COSTING d ssa.eoe IL rs aa'a eae
tive Iass \ esan@ -
aas II tzzA SAH xAsk d ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Mrs, R. T. G. writes us as fol-
lows How, oh how, can I prevent
my husband from swearing at out
furnace? He is q nice man ordi-
narily, but when he gets to talking
to that thing about 8 o'clock In the
morning the conversation comes up
the pipes into all the sleeping rooms
and 1t Is very embarrassing espe-
cialIy when we have company"
The only cure IL to nov into a
steam heated fiat. No man who
doesn't understand complicated ma
chinery can make a furnace behave
without speaking to 1t firmly and
often severely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

II is reported that Jack johnson
has been made a Mason by a lodge
in Scotland. But wait until Jack
tries to work the secrets or the or
der down In Mississippi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

a watchman In woodbury.. N.
r., has discovered q comet. But
many q watchman has sesn new and
brilliant stars and been laid up In
j hoapital ~ d result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
HOW TO Make


TO Make
HIM HAPPY.
Tow to make tbs
husband happy2
That seems real
1y like q cinch-
all CONVEX
satIon scrappy.
Always yield
when In a pinch.
Do not e'er at
tempt to cross
him. Let . him
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Wisconsin voters are quoted at
So each In this Stephenson investi-
cation. This shows that Wisconsin
Is about on a par With the rest OF
the county In this respect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
THE scIENTIsr


It's great to be scientist.
And give all old ideas a twist.
He digs up things, a wondrous store,
That folks had meier heard of before.
He says THE moon is made OF
cheese,
The public will believe 1t please"
The papers publish wide his name
And no nj more Is known to fame.
Together In some college town
These scientists Of great now
Pursue Investigations that
Surprise the proletariat,
They always try to throw a scare
Into the public everywhere,
And every week or so they send
Us notice when the world will end.
They've found the microbes in the
air
And In the pump and everywhere.
They've made the hookworm quite
a fad
And put pellagra to The bad.
They pass out something new each
day;
They earn their salaries that way.
And II they didn't these nabobs
Would soon be looking up new jobs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
STATES ISLAND RAPID TRANsiI.


0n& Way FL
Round Trip -
a. Trtr Ticket ~
MnnfAIr Caxns s us@ffsn sts.s f""
rsvetmsle In Msfeet September 80. 1otf-
TO NEW YORK.
Leave Perth Amboy Daily san
s.fa, Gao. TOO. s7.2s, 1:2ss 10y
s-eo' s:sG' $50, lilo O.. m, 1g:lh. Lssgs
$50 $40. 4sab. 5;7s, $40. 7;s2s s:eo'
|T0.2b. 1850 p. m
Snnasy7s S.as' S:45. 1o:4s, 11.4s am,
|12ols' l:4s. sos, 4:o6. $40, s:1s. 7:ls'
s:y5. 10.0o, 1880 pm.
FROM NEW YORK.
ra.wa New York Daily
400 TOO, 500, 600. 1890 li:ze'
a M, 1890, 1880, 2:4e, $40 49,
900 1000. l1:so ?. m. 1890 a. m.
7sso. 300. 1000, 100 a M 1929
Noon, 100 200 400. 4:so. Pa sac 30
GEO. J. BROWN,
General Traffic Agent
I Holiday nights
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

ALL HE HAS TO DO Is WORK
Want ad In a furniture publica-
ton:
WANTED-Good all around man
with Illinois state embalming H.
cense, who a lay carpets, put up
shades, make picture frames, do re-
pairing and upholstering, take care
of stock and sell goods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
r HANGING

AZ EN- -
$500 and 44.00 . room, including
good D Painting at lowest prices
First class work.
HANS KNUDsON, 87sa Park Ave.
Third house from N. b. Ave. lei.
4DB-J.
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2riiben auo 9aben.
Spllcn sic Spsialiitcm Nmerifa's bcn
Susialiitcn 9cmtldlanbs fulgcn?

Sie beiltidldnoiide iosial-bemo-
fratilde Yartei lit oie itdrfite, 5abl-
reibite rlO einflllBreidlte slrbeiter-
rartei Ser @elt.
Sic bat fire Wfad)t aber nibt
iiber 9taebt errlulgen
gs linb Sabr5ebnte Ser anomlerno
Ileibiglten slgitation bariiber ms
Sano gegangen.
Sic bate emit i'm slnfong ser
70er Sabre pprigen Sabrbuuberts
oub lire SsmpollibiliIten, 5. b. sltl-
bdneer, ipelbe lid oem @obne bin-
gaben, oils fonne oie menlblihe 8e-
iellibaft nit ibrem .pcrlpidelten Zip
parat lpirtbihaftlif)er ginrintlmgen
lo5nlugcn bon belltc bis nlprgcn, nllr
bllrf ben gllten, eneraiihen @illcn
elmer groBcren ooer flcineren MnSabl
Earteigdnger, ibren @ilnlfen ge-
maB, in oen 3ufllnftsltaat lmgc-
lponoelt tperoen.
9tiht gering mar bic 3obl 0erer
inter Sen Sp5iulilten Scutlhlonos,
,uelde Sen gintritt oieies 3llfllnfts-
ltaates genall alif Sabr uno Monot
pora1tslagtcn nno ollie 9ieienisen
ais 0lmnnlfopfe llno elen0e Sppor-
tnnilten branomarften, melbe alif
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hie biItoriite Sbntia6e binlpieien,
Dob neben Ser allgemeinen NltfflG-
rllng cine gelpiiie 9feife Ser iloll,
itriellen Serbdltnilie pprhanoen lein
nliiiie, Inn BON einen 1iheren Sort.
ihritt in Hihtllng elmer nellen Sc
lellibnftsfprm (ber glufbebltng oes
alallenltaates) ipreden 5lt fonnen.
0ieies oft per1htli6e slblpeiien
praftiif -io5inli1tiider &leiu- uno
&orurbeit mar inn 8rltnoe genoln-
men nid)tS meiter als cine S6mQhe
Der 9eluegllng lno fonnte crit Damn
iibcriuunoen lperoen, als bie gr-
ienntrib Scr murriitiihen 8rrno-
Iisc iicb Dor slllcm in ocn &opfen
Serer, Die sur Iiibreridaft georingt
marcn lu1o iih ordngten, fcitgeiett
bate.
0as beriid)tigte So5iaIiItengcies
mar Ser 1uBcre 9lnlnb, nm cine
@cnolng Der io5ialiltiiden slgita-
tion bcrbci5ufi!bren.
Die Tartci lpics rabiate WGnner
mie SaIlelmau llno Wfolt, ocnen oas
Sempo ser Seipegllng Sn Innglan
gillg, obne Sdruierigfeit ab lluo
mar cinfad) gc5Dllngcn, INN Ser bet
liNn Stuutsororulng" niht Die @ele-
acnbeit 5ll gcbcn, BON ser &anone,
Die briiilt, uno Scr 5Slinte, oic
lhicBt 8cbrullf gegeu oie Batter
lonosfcilroe" 5il mahen, lih praf-
ti'b- -politild) Sll bctbatigcl onltott
meter Sll trdllncn bon Dem groBen
lp5ialen &laooeraoatih, Sen Giele
mic cine sSata Mnrgona om Sori-
5ontc bllltrntb alfoan1mern loben.
Die crit beftige 0isclllion in
Eartci5irfeln, Oh sic parlamentari-
lhe Sbitigfeit ser Ynr:ei niibe ooer
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Gin grober 8eieu fiir uulereu S6ulrat1.

Infer S6ulrotb, tpie er Ieit Sab
rem beitanoen unb our 3eit beItebt,
lit beitimmt, our9 oie Gntrii flung bes
Bolts bonn grobpoen fortsefeet gu
iperoen. Seine Sage iino se5dblt.
gr 1T lett Sabren uno Wlpnaten
Der 9egenitano oes aIlsemeinen 9e=
ld9ter uno Der augemeinen 9eradz
tung.
Seine 9anolunsen iiab Iol9e, buB
man ii9 punoern muB, DAB er 70
lan9e Dirtli6 am 2eben bot bleiben
fDnnen.
Welder Gouleur ou6 bie Mitgliez
Der Oes S6ulrotbs itno, iie iino
ldmmtli6 unfdbts, unleren Dffentliz
cben S6ulen nit gebietenoer Wiiroe
uno gebieteriider He9ti9affenbeit
Dor5uitehen.
Die Notwithstanding unlerer
0ffentli6en S9ulen bat our9 err
opungen borgenommene unterIu9un=
gen betpieien, oaB iie cine 3rippe lit,
aus Der beborauete polititanten ii4
poafrefen, uno, oab Die 0iiter bieler
&rippe, penn nibt i'm ginperItdnbz
nihe nit bieIen politifanten, 10 bo9
SdlafmiiBen iino, Die ni9t ipiKen,
mas por ii4 gebt, uno, penn fie's err
fabren, ibre pDllise llnl4ulo betbeuz
ern.
uniere Dfffentlt9 E n
g aulen fino eins ausge
I pro den fo5ialiitii Il DE Sn :
It titutt IN. Sic tperben bon Der
Geiommtbeit unterbalten gum 8eiten
Der geiammtbeit unO niirOen aud
fir 0ieie 9efammtbeit pertpdltet fper=
oen, tpenn Die 8erlpaltung aus go
5ioliiten beItdnoe uno niat aus gang
sepDbnli6en parteitleppern, Oenen es
gang gleiagiiltig lit, pie lie bas piele,
i6Dne 9el1 Ser Steuer3ubler an ibre
purteizpplitiiden 5reunOe perplempern
uno perpulbern.
Sir unIeren S9ulratb ipielt Der
8u6ertruit eine geipaltige Rplle. @r
forgt Oafiir, oab Der Sruit CUTE 9ez
l6Gfte ma9t uno nann Die bieiise
! .preb4 niht fali9 berihtet bat, 10
sefnd1 ss I'm afnfung Des GffDn'f1en'
Regiine, oab fir $35,0O0 Bidder in
einem ein5igen S6uliabr gu bel an@
gsfuuft puroen.
8ei Ser 9lusipabl bon neuen 8ii=
fern unb iiber oie Sraee, ob neue
SI9er Bel jeOem neuen S9uliabr fir
unIers &inoer iiberhuupt tpirfli9 bon
N0tben iino, entiheiDen Die S9ul=
prin5ipole uno S9ullebrerinnen ni9t,
oariiber entl6eioet nnr Ser prd iioent
oes S6ulratbs, Der oberite Mader
bieIes famoIen beriibmten Glepelanz
Der S6ulraths.
SaB Die S6ulprin5ipale organiIirt
tpsroen mii1en, um iid als Die geiitiz
gen Setter ems NIT Dem Sdulrath gu
fiiblen, Durum fiimmert it4 bieIer
bpdebrbore S6ulrotb ni6t. gr flint
inert Ii6 nur Inn Die 5inanaen uno
barin bat er auh ni6t 10 sun5 I'M
re9t, benn, oa er nift falarirt miro,
alio raur b0bsren @bren 8ottes" 1ei=
ne pfli9ten gu tbun bat, lit Die finanz
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5ielle getru6tung ni6t sdn8 obne
Belong.
Ser S6ulratb tpeiIt gang fi1erli9
sinige febr ebrlihe 2eute ouf. Wir
be5peifeln es ni6t. aber oob es
f9le9te Muiitanten fino, bafiir lit
ibre 9anolungspeiie Der idlagenoite
8eleg.
I'm oie MufmerfIumfeit oes Bolts
bon oem 9eitanf ab5ulenten. oen unz
iere S6ulDerpaltung entfpidelt, miro
foit jeoe Wo9e in Ser SaqespreiIe
oas grobe Sob unIerer tbeueren G6uz
len in oIe Welt auspolaunt.
Wetl eintge &inoer in Der priiz
flung eine Nn5abl englii6er W0rter
rihtig ober aiemli9 ri6tig bu9itabiz
rem GpeGen) tDnnen, oesbalb siebt
es feline beKeren Sdulen als Die Gle
belonbs. Ser pirfli6e 8epeis fir
oieie Selbitbebepeibrduaerung 1T
aber nod lange ni6t erbra6t. Ou5u
gebort elm gun3 anoerer ySeit It" als
Ser Oes ldaerli9en medoniI den
nSpeQens"
2u6 9epflpeenbeiten in unIerer
geprieienen Sehnii9en 6odIhule
beuten auf 3ui itdnoe bin, Die cine I'M
teriuhuns erforbsrn unb ipenn pl0Bz
li6 Die 6auptlebrer oen Srom binz
iperfen, um anoerpdrts ibre 3elte
auf5uldlueen, 10 muB Gtpos faul i'm
Stuate Odnemarf iein.
Gs mar Serr 9aierot, Der als Inz
fiibrer oes Sdulrotbs, feline eminente
8ilbung fir Iein Nmt, fotpie cine
aulturaufeabe oorin erblidte, oem
beutI6en lInterriht in BEN Offentliz
9en S6ulen bsn 6als un3uoreben,
tpie elmer unf6uloieen Saube, uno
Ser Biz gum beutigen Sage nur ben
Saumen Ieiner Hehten beimli9 emz
ppr5uri6ten braudt, odmit feline Col
le9en niiIen, moran iie ftnb unb lpte
lie 5u Itimmen baben.
Gs lit um feline .gnergie, Gntz
f9toRenteit uno @eiddftsfenntniB
idaoe, BOB iie nidt elmer beiieren
Sa6e oiersn, oob iie gang pon Der
republifaniIcben 9eutepDlitif dls De-
rem gefalliger 2afai er erideint, iiberz
fdattst uno unteroriidt peroen.
n Bir finb iibesseagiy ss ineiB es.
am teiten BEL fih, fpie fhleht es um
unIern S9ulratb beiteGlt 1T unb ipie
iebr bieIer peroient, nit einem groz
BEN Seien I'm ben Gebrri6t Der Ser
c6tung gefegt gu lperoen.
OieIer erpBe 8eien miro BEL Der
Serb Itpabl ppbl in Inpenoung tpmz
men uro Die Spsialiiten perOen nit
oofiir Iorsen, bob uniere io5ialiftii4z
Dffentli6sn S6ulen cine unparteiiihe
S9ulperpoltung erbalten, in Der
6adleute iiten uno ni6t elm BOB
uno probirmamlells.
Die bD6it lebrrei6e ginSelbeiten
Der Mibperlpaltung oes Sdulraths
uno Die Mibitdnoe in unisrtm ean3en
Sdulneien su beleudten, bebalten
mir uns fir Die WablcampagnezIgiz
tatipn por. 6sute tpolIsn mir nur,
in 9inii9t ouf ois Dffentli6en @pr=
piirfe, ibm Die Worte entsesenru>
fen:
Meme, tekel upharsin!
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Sic &irtbidaften auf 6doern.

Die auBe lit jebt aus benz Sad.
Wir tpifen iebt 3iemli6 genau, ipie
ii4 bic 8rauereibeIiBer unb S6napps>
brenner gu Der 20fung Der 9etrdntez
fraee Itelen.
0err Sbomas %. 2pberts, Der Sez
fretdr Der Commercial Y1otectipe 2lI=
iociation, pber nit anberen beutli6ez
rem Worten, Der Sdriftfiibrer Der
S6napps 2igd bon S6io, mar 10
freunbli9, bur9 cine grfldrung, Die
er abgegeben, uniere 4nii4ten iiber
Die Streitfrage ppQ unb gang gu be-
itdtigen. llnb oas freut uns i'm Snz
tereiIe unferer Qeier.
Gr that bies 5par itart perflauIuz
Iirt, aber fir ben, Der etfpas Welterz
fabrung unb MenI6enfenntniB bat,
tann es ni6t i6per iein, unter einem
WuIt BON Worten, f4iefen 4rgumen>
ten unb unb einigen eingebiloeten anz
9ebli6en Sbatia9en, bos leitenoe 9ez
oantenmotib gar bdlo berdus3ufinz
ben.
Roberts bilbet ii6 Elm, baB an Der
Raa3id gegen Die Wirtbe nur Die aug
pdrttgen grauereien S9ulb ieien;
ta5 bieie Wirtbi6aften gu er0ffnen
peri iuht bdtten, ipo teine bon gtOt6en;
bab uniere bieiigen 8rauer als Die
reinften gnoel nur einfpdnbfreie
Wirt5i6aften befiiriporteten unb
ouBer Stanbe ieien, Der SnpaIion Der
auspdrtigen 8rauereien, bon ct.
Gouis, Cincinnati. Detroit uno Milz
pautee, Ii6 gu tpioerieben, folgli6 be-
ren geiipiel bdtten folgen uliifen, 10
leib bies ibnen aud gepeien. 0as
ein3ige Mittel, Glepelano por biefer
onspdrtigen &onturren3 in 3ufunft
gu betpabren, lei Die 9lnnahme eines
@eIeBes (ber Dean 9iD, pel6ss
horIdrei6e, rpdb auf je 500 Ginpob@
ner elmer Stubt, eines 0orfes uno eli
nes Sptpnibips ni6t mehr als eine
ein5ige @irtbihaft tommen oiirfe.
Wenn bieie Dean 8prlage 8eieB
piirbe, t0nnten bier, tpie iiberbaupt
iiberau in Sbip, feline neuen Wirtbz
idaften rlebr erOffnst perben, Biz
i6re 3abl 10 perringert lei. DuB uuf
ireniqer nls 500 Ginipobner nur nod
sine einaise Wirthfhuft fOmnle."
Nus bieTer grfldrung fpridt Die
gan5e 8erle9enbeit Der 5iibrer Der
2iqupr 2iga, ibre tpirtli4en 4bfihz
ten 3u perbergen.
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neil lie lib auf Sen groBten @elO-
lnd itiibt.
Sic pertritt oie Seiligfeit oes 9e-
lises nno bes 92ehts allf Sen groB-
ten Shus oes 9elites.
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lin tein MibpsrftdnbniB in unierer
StsIung CUR G,etrdntefruge uuftonlz
men gu Iahen, ertldren mir ipieoer=
bolt, bab mir Der Mibiatsit eirerfeits
unb her rerniinftigen Gegslung Der
GjetrGnfcfroee auf Dem Wege Der
rSome Rule", Der itGotiI9sn Selbit=
oeripaltung, erersii6 ous Bprt reoen.
Wir fnb baber i'm 9rin5ip geesn Die
&nnabne zines 9eIstes. bus uns Die
5armer auf5ubalien Iu4sn, um Illes
aus @efGuigteit fir bic Nnti=SaIoonz
2iea einerieits uno Die 8rauereiinz
teref:n anber1sits iiber einen 4amm
gu I6eeren. Oenn Die eeredtfertigte
Grtbeilune elmer Wirthsbaus Gioen5
bdnst nitt alein bon Der 3abl Der
8epobner einss 8esirts ub, ionoern
audi unb por @(Iem bon benz Der
febr. Gs entiheibet alio nidt bic
ginpobrersabl ollein. fonbern in err
fer 2inie bas 8e iirfniB. llno
cas tann nitt per 9sisB bon Golumz
bus aus feitsefebt tperoen, fonbern
nur BON Der reipettipsn itGotii4en
0erpoltung. 6err Roberts iollte
bas iebr gut tpifen, uno er peiB es
audi, aber sr min es niht ipihen; ibm
unb ieinen Iuftruggbern pubt Die
gsTebmdbise itaatlifs geihrdntung
portrefflih in ben 8ram.
Gs lisgt ibm unb ibnen iiberbaupt
nihts an Der Grtitsns bon Wirtbs
Idaften.
Sic fDnnen obne Wirtbf9aften
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-08-25
PHIL n. BROWN AT THE HELM
IN KENTUCKY.

Special to the Globe:
Louisville, KY, Aug. 24-Phil H.
Brown, of Hopkinsville, KY, has been
appointed by the Republican State
Campaign Committee as chief of the
literary bureau at the headquarters
in the Gait House in this city. His
appointment was at the personal re-
quest of Judge e. G. O'Rear, Republi-
can candidate for Governor
Mr. Brown is we'll known in Nash
vile, having lived here for number
of years, being employed at various
times as a printer in the National
Baptist Publishing House. For a
while he was proof-reader in the
Government Printing Office at Wash
ington and was printer there for a
number of years. Later he was con-
nected with the leading metropolitan
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-08-25
coNEY ISLAND PARK.

Coney Island Park is certainly
an ideal place for pleasure. It's cool
shade and sparkling mineral waters
make it very desirable for picnics
and outings. The management is
courteous, there being a noticeable alb
sence of undue familiarity and sugges-
tiveness. Those who have been adj
verse to visiting the park will have
all of their doubts removed by going
to the place one time. Among the
many and varied concerns are "Pos-
sum Hollow" A visit to this. mys-
FERROUS place is sure to excite your
disabilities. The Merry Go Round is
the mecca for children and young
people. The Star Theater is showing
some very pretty moving pictures
The Old Plantation is where you
laugh until your sides ache, and then
you just keep laughing. You can't
help it. The dancing pavilion is an
orderly resort, conducted by Mr.. c.
Miller, who always maintains the best
of order. No Objectionable persons
are allowed. The strictest decorum
is always observed
Go out some evening and see the
park With its myriads of colored cleo
trio lights, giving you a glimpse of
the park beautiful.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-08-25
A Delightful Entertainment.

Joyfully was the evening spent Fri
day, August 1S, with Miss Clara R.
Upshaw at the home of her parents,
Rev. T. D.. and Mrs Upshaw, of s22
Jackson street, North. Games ana
music were the features of the eve
ming, after which two courses of
fruits and ices were served. Those
present were Misses Gertrude Beas-
ley, Alice Powell, Jennie L. Love,
Ruth Love, Mildred Eakins, Jennie
Gilispie, Hazel Murhead, Ruth Wat
kins, Ida Lane, Jimmie L. King, Oh
gle Coffee, Mr.. Charlie Officer, Mr..
Meredith Ferguson, Messrs. Jessie
Ferguson, Buford Gordon, Dudley
Gordon, Willie Tisdale, Clarence T.
Harwell, Eddie G. Upshaw, Joseph
w. Upshaw, Van B. Upshaw and Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Upshaw,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-08-25

work. Addresses will be delivered by
DR.. G. H. Clark, president of the
Stone River Sunday-School Conven-
tion, Mrs. r. H. Boyd. w. S. Filing
ton, T. j. Townsend, E. NJ. Lawrence
Five minute speeches will be made by
several of the pastors and superin-
tendents. A feature of the meeting
will be the singing of the 100 voice
Baptist chorus recently organized by
DR.. N. H. Plus. This is a permanent
chorus and will be heard at all Of
the big Baptist doings around Nash
vile in the future. It is expected
that all of the Sunday-schools will be
largely represented in the meeting
Monday night, as a great deal of in
terest is being manifested. Rev.
LeNic. president Of The Union. will
preside. Everybody is invited AMI re-
specially urged to be present.