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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
BODIES OF SOLDIERS
RETURNED TO AMERICA

A. the request Of the nearest relative.
bodies Of American soldier dead within
the sons Of the interior. affecting is.-
900 burials. will be returned to the
United States for burial either In the
National cemetery or In family plots.
according to war department bulletin
received at the city recruiting station.
Tho zone Of the interior II sxcIu-
Slvs Of tho zone OF the armies" This
bodies will be returned - soon 40 the
necessary arrangements can be made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01

commissioner Of public safety. 1hs
state fire warden will assist snl I'll
buildings win be inspected and tirs
causes ordered renewed Rubbish pilss
snd other hrs.csuses II not removed
at once win bs the basis for prosecu-
tion. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01

Eo f"ctlon ~ the city. where negro
citI1'n7 Hrdcr tho direction NJ pr. /
" f"'" hrir own chairman. nro
ro" n..r hHp'' to-h1uso vista
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used 10 send ssna1ognhoo poooY ~
kannas city yeasaAa
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Pr. ,. A. oeedysa - seyso tr
!. cfflss lee. to 80 si:* y, y ersalvfy: vAsss
M no savs them In H01 49, IT,
hrium Tor % ysarA (A1Vy
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ruce mdfe Snu kFeSly. Rycnle
vzchopiv sc rozzal jsem svic.
ku, TAX ze v pristim okamziku
jiz byl pokoj osvellen.
Ma zemi leza chlap, bez We
domi a pokryt krvi. Posvitiv
mu v tvar, couvl jsem ihned ma
nekolik kroku. Poznal j5em
no - byl to Jan.
Priskocil jsem ke zvonitku,
abych ucinil poplach, avsak
zvonitko zustalo mi v ruce.
Jan, prudkou ranou jen o.
mracen, mohl kazdou chvili
nabyti vedomi a vzchopiti Sc o
pet. Pospisiv k oknu otevrel
jsem je volal ma sluzebniky,
ably prisli ku pomoci, nebot' ci
til jsem, ze nasledkem rany a
bodu nozem, ktere zpusobily
mne sine krvaceni, V obnove-
mem zapasu musil bych nezbyt
ne podlehnouti. Jedva jsem o.
kno otevrel a vyrazil re sebe
volani pomoc, bylo mi, jako-
by mne sviraly pevne peste a
ia po hlave letel dolu.
Kdyz jsem nabyl vedomi spa
tril jsem V pokoji mnoho lidi;
mne byli ulozili do postele,
pficinuiice Sc, obvaZati mne
rany. Jednu mel jsem V rame-
ne, druhou V prsou. Marle pa
tral jsen mezi pfitomnymo pc
hrabeti Janovi. Konecne ptal
jsem Sc po Janovi i odpovedeli
re byl odvlecen do vazby. Po-
nevada rany nebyly nebezpe-
cne, zotavil jsem Sc diky pee
livosti Hanny j hrabete liz We
dvou dnech, re jsem mohl opu
stiti loze.
Trvalo dosti dlouho, nez-h
Jan zotavil Sc u ran, k,ere do
stal v zapasu do hlavy a obli-
ceje.
NyAi pocalo soudni rizeni.
Vysetfovani Romano S velkou
horlivosti. BNo patrno, zc So
Liedgren pro vec velice zaii-
ma, zvlaste kdyz ptacnik, byv
S Janem konfrontovan, vyslo-
vii Sc, re on to byl, jenz no ma
vedl, ably sperky Kaspara Lod
steina zastrcil do kolovratku
Pavlova.
Take baron Lodstein, u ne
hoz Jan die sve vypovedi po
dlouha leta byI We smzbe, mu-
sill 3e dostaviti k soudu. Baron
vypovedel, ze mu neni niceho
znamo o drivejsich pomerach
Janovych, ano re ami nevi, z
Etere kra.iiny Svedska pocha-
ri. Pred descti lety prijal pry
no do s'uzby a nemGl priCiny
byti MIN nespokojen. Lod-
stein vyslovil domnenku, ze ia
ma patrne vedla k cinu chtivost
pomstiti sc, kdyz uschoval Sc v
hrabecim pokoii, nebot' re by
to byl ucinil pro kradez, neni
pravde podobno. Go sc tyca Wy
povedi ptacnikovy, re mu Jan
odevzdal veci druhdy baronu
Kasparu nalezejici k uschova-
nj Ma misto, kde byly pozdeji
na.ezeny, pOvazuie "a pOuhOu
smyaenku, pon6vadz Jan tou
dobou, kdy byla vrazda ma ba-
ronovu sytnovci spachana, $
MIN prodleval Kodani.
Cd Jana ncbylo mozno nj
echo vyzVedeti, ami proc sc u
schoval pokoji hrab6cin, ami
n,n, on nnL,c;l ,,LJ.. ,>,,o t.,
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stroj 80 rckordy "a hotovt
neb ia Bond V elsie Bill w.
25. vi. (Postranni vchod),.
5-19
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VYSLANEc CRANE ODJfZDf.
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\
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soukromy taiemnik p. Lansin-
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boru, odjizdi v sobotu do Pra-
hy, ably Sc tam uvazal Trad
vyslance Spojenych Statd do
republiky ceskoslovenske.
WSA lWsSll
"Vcera jsem rekl Vomacko-
vi, re jsou v jeho spolku sa-
mi hlupaci a volove a dnesni
valne hromade me tam zvolili
jednohlasne "a cestneho elena.
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PRODAM DOMEK pro jed
nu rodinu, vSe zavedeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. BlizSi sdeli JOS. Krizel.
tesarsky stavitel, 1870 Dur
kee Ave. Z E. 131 uM. v Cor
lett. 5-3
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LACE V CORLETT

Krasny, novy, cih!ovy dam c
z pokojich, hodici Sc pro dv6
odiny, koupelna, vytapeni hor
kOu vodou, vse moderne zarizc
no. Lot jest 40 pri 14O strevi
cich, pekny sFepicnik. Majetck
tento sc nal6za na jedne Z
krasnych ulic V Corlect. Cena
$1,000. Nam vice jedno dvou-
rodilnych domu, ktere mohu
prodati "a mirnou cenu S ma
lou splatkou hotove a ostatni
ma mesicnl splatky. Bizsi sdGIl
F. j. PiGman, 1904 Miles A,
We. - Tel. Union $50 r. :?
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o 6 sv5t. a kOupelnou, eleiltri-
cke svetlo, ma vych stran3, zs
hotove. Zanechte adressu V &c
n1inistraci pod znacnou "Kou-
PEI. 81
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PokraCovalli.)

OLYMPIA L "Cervena ru-
lkav;ce", po 18 tydnG, 10000
stop. Prvni cislo v sobotu 3.
kvetna. Marie Walcampova.
Tez zaverecna kapitola hry
lure Of the Circus.
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Roman.

Kan jde yelky Boze!" taxa
la Sc matka uskocivSi V pravy
cas- do temna chodby.
Jeji rozci!cni bylo tax velik
re uplynulo l.ekolik minut nez
Vystoupila re sveho ukrytu. -
sernand oCe$ei ma dostaveni-
tko. Mel plstene strevice zusta]
'edy v dome.
ke kon'l SELF"
Pohledy Atere dnes vecer wy
menil Rayn!ondou zdaly Sc mi
Ii nyni velEou dulezitost.
"RaymoEda a on! Boze to
Snad neni rnozne. To.nemuzeS
pripustiti!'
Ike komu jinemu v tomto
dome mohl by Fernand jiti?"
Simona Y duchu probirals>
vsechny obvvatele tohoto domu
3yly nezi mimi mlade a hezke
"eny. Mozna re Fernand mel
tyk nekterou Mich. Divoka
zarlivost konecne matku opu-
tia. Fernand bude sc biti V nej
oJlzsich hodinach a nerekl il o
ON ami siova. Choval Sc k nj
'ako k CHI a sci k sve milence
:erpati odvahu a utechu.
Coz jest-li Sc konecne nebu-
!e biti? Naplnena vroucim pre
aim nalezti r6co co by posili-
> nadeji a veSla do pokoje
: ernandovf. Sotva re rozvitila
,Datfila ma pradelniku diva Tor
iy. Zadna rochybnost ma pred
,oubojem! =.
Nyni nesmela vahati: Stala
Dred nutnosti chraniti svoje di-
re dodati naN zmuzilosti ably III,
ira silen odrsel do boje. Odesla
Z bytu ale lde il nalezti? u
koho? Dosud nechtela veriti ta
straslivt domonce.
Pojednou uslySela Simona do
le Zcela itchy Selest. A pone-
radz schoGist6 bylo po celou
' oc slab6 OK etlovano iustren
notfebvala Sc pouze nahnouti
pres zabradli ably spati'ila stin
)cnz zmizel Y byte Vilemove.
Tam tedy cdebral Sc jeji syn.
Fernand pllZi! sc k Raymondt
k te jiZ jeji manzel Matyas po-
kladal Sc vSi urcitosti "a svoii
'ceru! Jeji ubohe srdce stale
Use.
Jak dlouho tam dlela pr II
Hona ke Zdi.. a jak dlouho by
}am byla inst6 zustala kdyby il
Sramot dor,ovnich dvefi neoyl
"vruSil. Kdo mohl ted jiti po
schodech?
Kroky byIo slyseti skoro az
>edle nj; xvi to jeji manzal
JCnz ptiSel r:aJe klic V ruce. A
iako obycejEe predesel sveho
pritele ably nlu otevrel dveTe by
I'll zatim CO stary Lureau jej t6z
kopadna nas.edoval.
MatyaS tazal Sc udiven:
"Ty zde? Co tn delas Simo]
lo?"
"Fernand" koktala Simona
.niz bv uva5oVla "Fernand ri'i-
lell - to je !lrozne! Fernand g
Raymonda. Rozumis mi. Po-
moz tedy! Mas Fernand a tvo-
lie Raymonda!'
SotVa ze vyslovila tato sl1va
vynoril Sc Jia Vilem Lureau. Je
10 oblicej mel desivy vyraz. -.
b!eskurychle rrobudila Sc V 81
none energie matky. CO ucini-
la nest astna. Zraditi sveho Sy
ia a otce Raymondina!
Vilem vrili Sc k nj.
"Proc chcete tOmu zabrani-
II? Pro va5nho syna nebyla by
I, Spatna partie!' zvolal. "Proc
lste pravil;. / as Fernand a
tvoje Rayrnonda? Padouchu!"
Obratil Sc Sc zat' atou pesti
proti Matya&ovi jenz jsa bledy
Il pomaten nemohl nalezti AMI
s'ova 0dpo"ed6di. Tu Simona
tato bytost kterou otec syn me
Ii V opovrzeni mela tomtO o.
Aamziku rtbezpeci potrebnou
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> WY Wv AAuh6 CNoiu 'SPA OAAiAo
\ viii jsme S .hrabetem temef a.
| mi slova. Spatfiv ale Gertrude
obratil jsem Sc k hrabeti, hle.
de naii tazave.
"Nemine ami dne,' pravil u.
smivaje Sc, "aby nenavstivila
zenu vaSeho bratra. Podala-li
kdy zena nektera dukaz, re
ma skutacne uSlechtilou pova-
hu, ucinila to zajiste tato div.
ka."
Vuz zastavil u velkeho scho
diste a my slezli jsme. Horel
Jsem touhou, promluviti s Ger
trudou a pochvili nuckali mne
neco, abych SET k Hane, kde
mohl S Gertrudou setkati Sc.
Ale pristin okamziku potla-
ell jsem toto prani, GUSTAV We
rem pfedsevzeti nepodnikati
sam niceho, ably cesty nase Sc
tkaly Sc znovu.
Byl jsem pricinou, ac sice ne
vinnou, re byl Pavel vydan no.
vemu stihani, bylo tedy take
moji povinnosJi, vypro5tit jei
Z nezaslouzenych utrap, ktere
.iej stihly.
Vecer stravil jsem s hrabe-
tenn rozmluve o ruznych
predmetech. Pozoroval jsem
ma tvafi sveho ochrance zvla-
stni stin zadumcivosti. Snazil
Sc to sice ukryti pod Skrabos-
kou privetivosti e zdvorilosti,
aVsak pres to byla patrna. Tu
sll jsem pricinu, ale chranil sc
vysloviti slovO jen jedine, ktere
by X tOmu smerovalo. Kdyz
Jsme Sc pozd6 vecer rozloucili,
vessel j3em do loznice v nalade,
Jako bych ziveji nez kdy poci-
toval tOho, re Nejvyssi Pan ne
nadarmo nechava mas zapasiti
S bezpravim a pfedsudky, n.y.
brz re dele Sc to We vlastni pro
! speech mas, a nabyval jse.n ny
nj tim vetsi duvery, ze pray
ola musi zviteziti.
Cely mui minuly zivot vzna
sci sc mne pred zraky duse
me, a kdyz .isem mem uvazo-
val, setrvaly mySlenky me u o.
bou zen, ktare TAX ucinlivym
zpusobem zasahly V zivot mui.
Jednu Mich jsem miloval, a
sice tax Silen6, lie jsem pro me-
obycejne uslechtily charakter
druhe zustal slepym. S bolem
vzpominal .isem Gertrudy a
pral 81, ably odstraneny byly
prekazky, ktere Sc .stavely v
cestu stesti Bertine.
AvSak mySlenky me nesetr-
ivaly dlouho pri tonic predme-
tu, nybrz obratily Sc rychle k
;veci die meho nahledu duezi-
,tejsl, totiz ku snaze, abych V
|prlcine zavrazdeni KaSpara
lLodsteina dosel pravde ma sto-
Ipu.
1 Prave kdyz po dennim mama
hani unaven chystal isem Sc
ma ioze. zatukal kdosi po IT,
chu ma zevni dvere. WAY svet-
10 do ruky, sci isem, abych o.
tevrel. Pred sebou spatril isem
zenu. S tvari tam temnou a di-
vOkou, ze podobala sc vztekli-
ci. Odev jeji byl rozedrany. ma
hlave mela vclky ccrny satek,
podobajlci sc prikrovu; q pod
neho vykukovaly sede, zjezene
jvlasy.
i Nespatril isem tvare te oel
,sveho detstvi - cas- .spusobiL
V nj hojne spousty. Pres to po-
znal jsem cernou Stinu.
Pohlizela ma mne po n6kolik
Ivteiln, pax pravila:
"Jste to Wy, ktery sv6dcil pre-
I'll Janovi?"
PokraCovani.)
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AE ~ IIgSIslIg1INlEEl|
PFelozil j. KS.

10 jsem rekla? Nebyla vzdy
lsaymonda E1iiackem meho mu.
re? Nebyl Jste to Wy sam jenz
I)ste il no zroiii "a kmotra? ia
il mann take velice rada to vSak
ieste neni zadnym duvodem a.
Ihych pomahala k nejakym ne
1noudrym zertum. 0 mic jineao
sc tn nejedna pane Lureau.
Vilem vyrval MatyaSovi klic.
Nabyl Ease rychle sveho sebe-
vedomi a zavlel dvere.
Simona na!ezla nejjednodu-
Isl a nejprirozenejsi prostre-
dek jak by dala svemu synu
znameni:
Stiskla Deholikrate slime kno
tiik elektrickeho zvonku..
"Hrome =" vzkfikl Vilem Ito
YAM mic nel omuze. A ty dare
baku" volal cbracen k MaLy-
asovi "tys >sem vedel pro-
to jsi byl cchoten mne doprova
zcti do klubu. Ultra Sc vypora-
dame padGuchu! Mezi nami ne
N dale mic spolecneho! Mic!
nadim ii abys mi ami tvdj syn
nechodili hned tax ma oci! A
ted vezmi vas oba cert!'
Zavrel pred mimi surove I've
e a jail Sc hledati Fernando.
Antonio Il sseji komorna pro-
buzeny zvonEem vstoupily do
redsine ably otevrely Vilemovi
domnivajic SO re zapomnel asi
klic. v4Na51fl
Sedlak Sc oovedl ovladnouti,
8. nafidil konorne ably odes!a.
Edyz zustal Sc svoji zenou sa-
inoten tazai Sc:
"Spala 81 .liZ?"
"Ano byla jsem ponekud u
navena a lehla jsem 81 hned po
tvem odchoou. Proc isl Sc do
mnival re jse mnespala?"
"Ty netusis nic?'
"Co Sc stale nuj drahy?"
''Je dobTe Jen jdi do sveho
pokoje' odrovedel kratce.
ALE vysv' tlimi prece co isl
hi chtel Tici!'
"Chtel jscn tebou mluviti
4 mySlenkaCl ci snad hloupo-
s;nch ktere rrle napadly. Uvidi
me! Jdi pfec spat ma draha An
tonie."
Mel um-slu sam pfekvapi-
i Raymondu a Fernando ne
>htel ably je.I Antonio vyrusova
IA. Ovsem jcf.o rty stahly Sc sar
Nasticky avs;k pTi jeho zvlast-
MIN chovani posledni dobe
zejmena V pos]ednfch dnech ne
bvlo Sc lie Giviti re Antonio
nredpokladala to "a pouhe W.
tochy.
Odesla zptt do sveho poko-
ie. Vilem opustil nyni svoji sve-
;nici A vklouzl opatrne k pol1o-
yum kde obyvaly ODE jeho dee
ry.
Prodlel jestG kratkou chvili
"red dvefml pokoje Raymond
Ia. Pfilozil ucho ke klicove dir
;:e a zdalo Sc mu ze slysi uvn;tr
tichy selest. jeho plan byl ho-
t1y. Musl Sc rozhodnouti jedna
ii lstiE6 a srele aby Sc tiMto
trzym devcetem utkal sc stej-
aymi zbraneni. Kde mohla mi
ii sveho miience schovaneho?
Ve sve skrin' ci v toiletnim po-
koji? CT unlkl ma balkon? u
chopil kliku dvefi a ocekavalo
iel prvni skiamani nebot' hylo
by Zcela priroZene kdyby byla
Raymonda LHavfela dvere na
klic. Avsak tyto byly otevreny.
!.ureau rozzai elektricke svctlo
: nalezl Raymondu pod pokry-
!kou zdanl've ponofenou v
iluboky spanek.
Bylo to r:ozno ably pfi hluku
Sc nebyla probudila?
Vysel Ma talkon. Byl pra-
zuny. Fernaru nalezal sc tedy
jiste V poko;i sve pi'itelkync.
AvSak divka revzila Sc uplne
10 sve role. kdyz Sc Vilem pcdi
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodin
ny dim, vse moderne zarize-
no. Haste Sc v elsie 1888 Z.
ITO ul. nahofe. 4-3O
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PRODA Sc domek O 6 svet.
ell. svetla, skiep, pekny lot.
Haste Sc V elsie 1920 Z. Sd ul.
u Francis. ST
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pRODA Sc nekolik domu, roz.
,icnych druhu V okolf Mt. Plea
SAINT, tez mann ma vymenu ne
kolik farem "a mGstsky MAZE.
tex. BlizSi sdeli En-. Vopenka
1904 Angelus Ave.
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FLIVVERS, LAUNDRIES
ARE RELIGIONS NEEDS

The instruments of religion must
change with the times, according to a
survey of church needs in the South,
by the Episcopal Church in connection
with it's Nationwide Campaign to ex-
pand it's usefulness and awaken its
people.
Some of the equipment necessary,
according to reports by clergymen and
missionaries, includes:
Tennessee-One laundry, one NOV
ing picture machine. one library.
South CarOlina--One automobile, one
orphanage.
Georgia-One automobile.
Alabama-Fifteen automobiles and
six missionaries to work in fifteen
unoccupied counties.
Mississippi-Two automobiles, one
dor1nitory.
Arkansas-One sanitarium, one hos
pital.
Louisiana-Two athletic fields.
In Louisiana. likewise, they are
sionary needs of the diocese includes
lone Ford car
The assorted equipment expresses
to some extent the nature Of the Ma
ton Wide Campaign, which is a move
,ment to broaden the scope Of the
church, and to seek new opportuni-
ties and responsibilities as well as a
means of meeting. The automobiles
are declared necessary to enable cler-
Gmen to minister to widely separated
missions and to parishioners in iso-
lated points.
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tally attractive line of handkerchiefs
and novelties for Christmas. 11-2S-A
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sik THRIcE-A-WEEk EDITION or
THE NEW YORK WORLD

raetieally . Daily az the Price of a
Weekly. No Other Newspaper in the
World Gives so Much at so Low
Price.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-05

Neuralgia Of the face, shoulder,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that win penetrate the flesh.
BILLIARDS SNOW IMMINENT pos
sesses that power. Rubbed In where
the pain is felt is all that is necces-
sary to relieve suffering and restore
normal conditions. Sold by Gerig's
Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-05

We recommend Cnerry Expectm-
ant for coughs aaa colds. g. q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-30
SQUIRREL FOOD

Dear Girls:
Pins. that lis what I'm going to talk
about. Or rather I should say stop the
talk about. Do you really think that
we should have pins? After all pins
r a concrete symbol OF something
and we are all delving into the realm
of fairy land. We don't know each
others names and we don't know
where each person lives and we don't
even know what we look like. Now, Ii
we descend to the commonplace and
buy pins and wear them why It will
take the unreality away and make 1t
an ordinary club. Oh. let's be differ
emit; let's just get together each day
through this column and then maybe
in the future we might have a great
rally. That would be oh, next year
sometime. What do you think OF
that?
What do you think of "Jerry's'' let
ter which follows this one on the Y.
w. G. A. I certainly think we ought
to be getting one shortly don't your
"HELEN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-30
Toddy'S Story
For Children
ny -THE STORY LADY.

Peter" called Mama, will you go
over and ask Miss Phoebe what
time it is7"
whats the matter with your
clocks 2" Peter wanted to know.
Papa forgot to wind the big one
and he took the little one to town this
morning to get 1t fixed"
So Peter ran over to Hals and
Aunt Phoebe told him that It was
1870. But Peter stopped to see Halls
new bicycle and tried to ride 1t and
fell off and hen ran home and told
his mother that 1t was 1880.
your father called while you we're
gone and said If you caught the 2
o'clock car he would meet o end
talke you to see man climb the ten
story building"
So Peter began to get ready but he
didn't hurry as he had plainly CT
time. He had one sandal on and
was looking for his other sock when
Mama called to him.
peter there is something wrong
with the clock. The 2 o'clock a has
gone up and will be back In about
two minutes. Can you make It,"
And Peter did though he carried
his garters In his hand and put them
on after he caught the a which he
did by the. skin of his teeth.
THE next time I go to see what
time 1t is" he told himself. II bet a
dollar I come right straight home"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-30
q. RASMUSSEN
Heavy Auto Hauling and Rigging

Estimates chesrfuliy Furnished
AS Laurie St. Perth ABBEY M VI
storage Ground, FeeaHd sss
Tel It'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-30
0ndertnl?

Chinese to cut queue off their al
phabet. Last census showed the
ching alphabet measured some more
or less 12,162 chongs. The new al
phabet will only stretch 80 elbows.
The change is the only solution to
cut profiteering with the chink Ions
distance telephone company. That's
one case where talk wasn't cheap. To
ramble among 1900 letters IN order
to chirp even a short earful is boo
COO trick. No wonder the chinks are
clever jugglers and magicians. To
rassle with 1900 alphabetical
squawks In order to use the mouth
between meals probably explains why
their hair grows SO long. Trying to
keep in step with the chatter. Only
the dumb were bald. Trimming the
alphabet to 80 buzzes may maxi it
nimble for a chink, but even 28 in
our accent is quite some stumble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-30
Se1sc0utS

The sketch about the seascouts
continues on through the cruise. IL
began with the beginning of sea-
scouting, how they got their boats
and how the navy helped them. Then
1t told of the camping on S%eascout
Island and about the cruise; how he
scouts had cruised down the Hudson,
stopping al different points. The last
/ story left them in sight of Larch-
! mont. 1t goes on as follows.
Did we behold the sight Of Larch-
mont with Joy? We did! How those
~millionaires looked at us wet n be-
| draggled creatures. But they. SYM
pathized with us. The Larchmont
Yacht Club assigned us camping
ground on It's own property and gave
us hrewood and the use OF the poll
| er room where to dry our duffie. 1t
| was wet weather, however.
We turned to in the wet and got
up wetter, the next morning. Crawl
ing into wet clothes was the last
| straw! We decided to go home.
I Even the Pine Tree machine re-
fused to operate. Then something
happened. The clouds broke, and
after eleven days of Jupiter Pluvius
we behefd the sun once more. we
| were happy. Soon there were dry
uniforms to wear; and libertyl That
night New Rochelle saw the sea
Scouts.
It was race week at the club and
we decided to see 1t out. we pat oas
boats In full dress and new coats OF
paint. We even assisted in some OF
the races. MANY visitors came to the
camn and ere the week had passed
Sea Scouting had obtained a new al
on July 2S we set sail for Stam-
ford, Conn. 1t was a fair cay lns
first fair day that we had experienced
on the water! We sure enjoyed IL.
A. Stamford we anchored In the bay,
lust beyond the channel limits, Tor
the night. During the night a tug
with three barges in tow got one
1 aground and her signals somewhat
disturbed the youthful minds sua-
denly awakened from a sound sleep.
They thought they were going 10 pc
run down. surel When a tus Saw
and finally with two OF her parges
passed out of sight.
In the morning we cooked break
fast aboard the boats. This Is also
one of the chiefs stunts. FIRST tne
cook places a pan of sand on a stable
i thwart. On this he places an empty
pan In which he builds his hfe' over
this fire, resting on empty cans. .st ~
/ places his griddle. n presto
. chanaet> He soon has pancakes mop
4 ntnr about. A line with a bucket Is
passed to the next boat and rations
swung aboard in seamaniike styie
Won can't appreciate it till you've
Al Westbrook. Conn, we halted to
SOW howdy to Mr.. William 0. Good
man Of Chicago. who paid our case
line and oil bill. Mr.. Goodman ap.
~nreciates sea scouting also. TO &c,
10 Westbrook we cruised all msn'
rar ambered bitterly by some OF tn
lads who found themselves suspect
ble to attacks of NAL der mer; WneI
sn1nposed to be at the tilier the vac.
finn was usually leaning over the ie'
rail AAAlA
- fTo be continuedl