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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.
SERVE HUMANITY

Put your THOUGHT into ACTION and
ACHIEVE greater things as n DOCTOR OF
CHTROPRACT1C. The GREATEST SER.
VICE Is TO bring HOPE. HEALTH. HAP
P1NESS to human kind. This needs TECH
nical training. Tho foremost CHIROPRAC-
TIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION in the
N. i. COLLEGE or CnrRorRAcTrc
ei5 w. 72nd ST.. n. Y. Phone Col. 46;0
Write or call for literature.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy Mail,1

IBy MafTsJ
- BERMUDA, June 24-Arrived, str Elan
chove (Sp), Bilbao for Charleston.
Sailed 21st. str American Press. New Or
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SPOKEN.

Schr Phoebe Crosby, Bath. Me, for Nor
folk. II 80 PM June 26, % miles N of Dia-
mond Shoals (by str Inspector, at Balti-
rnore).
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NEW ORLEANS.


Market closed steady with net advances of
81 to 81 points Closing-July, 11.S1. Octo-
bcr, 1872; December, 12..S; January, l2.39;
March. 1915.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston steady, 2a higher at 1.25; sales,
32O bales. New Orleans steady. 3s higher ct
1888; sales ACT bales Mobile nominal, p
higher at 9.T5: sales. nil. Savannah steady.
so higher at i1c.; sales 21S bales. Norfolk
quiet, 81 higher at 1050 sales. 500 bales.
Augusta steady SO higher at 1903: sales 232
bales. Memphis steady. unchanged at 1850;
sales. 900 bales. Houston steady, 81 high
er at 1895: sales. 2.029 bales. Little Rock
quiet, unchanged at 1oc.; sales. 1871 bales.
Dallas steady. 80 higher at 1918; sales,
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged at I.31d.
for mddling: sales, 1000 American. 5000.
Imports, 49, 900. all American. Futures
opened quiet at 8 to points advance Closed
very steady at net advance Of X to 1S
points. July. 7s9; October. S.3+ December.
s.51; January, s.55; March. s.65: May. s.75.
Manchester-Yarns firmer; cloths in more
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Fire Record.

r. ~. Loss.
IL .s0-foo w. 1t1st st.. Sam scamen. .Trinlng
IL .35--,141 West Broadway. st. Louis
Razor Strop Co..............Cn Unknown
:15--i44 w. 1ffth ST.: Mrs. Good
win Northumberland. Trihlng
2 s.ao-gjl West 5oth 81 shubcrt The
ntre ,.... ........... 49,. Trifllng
.eO-3l1 Fast 18th a.; Helen John
I.55-5l3 West 53d 81. auto: bort
832--iHs-iG0 Greene st. Taube Paper
Co. ........... ......, ..... Unknown
: .30--AT2 ninth av. George Vein
berg. ....... ........ ....... Unknown
so-2s Little West i2th at; auto;
unknown......, ...... .... Unknown
Z .35--i0f West 20th st.. Robert
gch1ossbcrg. $3.50. ..... ....rnknown
S.OO-2G3 Bowery Harry Cohen. .Triflins
s.iO-i09 Eiwood st.; unknown Trifling
s.i5-aio West sist ST.. Robert
Larndcr. ..... NAM. ...... .Trifling
020-I20 Cherry ST., Samuel schr Ia,
Unknown
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COTTONsEED OIL.
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy we're
fued yesterday in the United States District
Court:
DAILY SPECIALITY HOUSF-Involuntar
petition against Victor Grober trading as
the Daily Speciality House, general fner-
chandise. 15T West Twenty-fourth street
on behalf OF three credltors-Ginsburg e.
Co. who claim $2a6: Kassan & Lippman
s196. and b. Bunder. S436 Samuel c.
Duberstein IL attorney for the petitioners.
JOSEPH y. OLIDORT-Voluntary petition
ny Joseph II. Odort, real estate agent.
1nS broadway. who places his liabilities
at S5,sSi and no assets. BENJAMIN II.
Cohn Is attorney for the bankrupt.
JOSEPH HENRY - Involuntary petition
against Joseph Henry. retail milk store
l52 East Second street, behalf of J.
II. Rothschild. who claims $500 Liabili-
$1,000 Marcus Helfand is attorney for
the petitioner
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terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor.
AMERICAN FLYING CLUB. fNc.
IN. Y. Telephone Co............. 1856 20
ARMBRUSTER. Milton - Thomas
Nelson a Sons Pub Co.. Inc. ..... 1if 10
ANFELBAUM. George-victory Hat
Works. Inc. ....s,................. 253.37
et al ........ .........,...-.s sss75
METAL CO. 1NC.-United Amer
lean Metals Corr. SOS. Ut
ASSOCIATED AUTOMOBILE AC-
-t-eGOUTTg-r Eiscnbcr0. Irc.. 97570
A FRANK g. co. INC. and Albert
Franb--H. rarrcu Co. for...... .rt5 81
ALExANDER. Roberta. siz. Inc a.oft6s
AtNsLEy Gladys or Fox-M Shall
AMERICAN rrfrEI ITv co.-knick-
erbockcr FirpproofinE Co. lnc J.GJ2. n
BARRTNCTON. Tillian-W. Bizca-
lah 81 al4 -..44t..s.4+.sts.t... 4OO.2o
BERNFE1.p. simon. and Mayer
Edelsteiu-- Trri.s q setback. Inc. 1850
prRNHTfsN Solomon MI Hold. $50 %
BRAUN. Frledn Chatham 3 phoe-
nix Natl Bari, ~ =. n y. Y.... oIi 60
pFRfJD. Abraham s --G y Hess. s5n.af
pfrCKL1sY. John TIDAL q flrllou 1T7.Ti
BrAzILL, Manuel Ill. " Weed
BurNs. MartIn-T. Mendez .... Sio.70
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.


The following schedules in bankruptcy were
Court:
FETFER & 1IERsCHKowITz--sc Schedules Of
Arthur Feffer and Adolph Hersch kovitz
trading as Feffer Herschkowitz, show
liabilities of S1G.1I2, of which $1I l72 is
unsecured. and aFscts OF SG.5i9 OF which
~. Id0 are policies Of insurance, due on
adjustment. and 81 800 other personal
property Morris Gisnet Is attorney for
the bankrrpfs.
REGAL MEMS SHOP - Schedules Of Leo
Rosen and Isidore Braunstein trading as
the Regal Mems Shop. mems furnishings.
s2O Eighth avenue. show liabilities OF
<3.o20, all unsecured claims and assets
OF $50, OF which $500 is stock in trade
Roth Altman are attorneys for the bank
rupts.
FAHLBERG sAccHARINE WORKS OF
AMERICA - Schedules Of FahIberg Sac
charine Works Of America, against WHOM,
petition was filed May 10, 1921, show
liabilities OF s41. .i03. OF which s33 los are
unsecured claims and $1,000 notes and
bills, and assets of s.. 1872. OF which So 2Of
10 cash on hand and 81 ,03O debts due ON
open accounts. Tomlinson, Coke a Ton1lin-
son are attorneys for the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Yesterday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
SUSAN Bf4ANDEIS. receiver for Nathan
CfoldzweiR. retail shoes, 1853 Clinton streat
with bond OF 81. 600. Liabilities are esti.
mated at 1880 and assets at $1,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
MAX NEWMAN. bakery. 1443 wilkins ave-
nue.. The Bronx. yesterday assigned for the
benefit OF creditors 70 Harry Sharfin and
Nathan Waldman.
PAUL DANIS-Rctail dealer I'm hardware
and housefurnishings. at ISL East Fordhor
road. Tho Bronx, has assigned for the bene-
III OF creditors to Jacob w. Block OF 1856
Fifth avenue
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Camp for Boys.
CAMP QUITO,
14sftn tssrra MAINE

For Boys. modern equipment all sports
excellent sand beach. free blankets. numbers
sylvania.
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WILDWOOD MANOR
Cap. 400 Whole block ocean front Amer Plan Running
DsselsG. Tsnnis.-ALEx. McMURRAY q SON Frogs.
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JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANTIATTAN

The following judgments were flied yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
HOROSCOPE
THE stars inclln but do not compel"
Tuesday, February 10, 1921
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure

OODNTlEHI 1891 ny lH6 NtCOlQIc
Newspaper Syndicate)
Saturn rules strongly for good to-
day, according to astrology. but the
Sun and Neptune are in evil place.
There is a sign unfavorable to the
ambitions of women. the stars SEEM
ing to make it necessary for them to
meet difficulties in order to gain
power in the commercial and politi-
cal world.
This is a day in which the a
tionary forces are strong. Old men
will gain influence in Legislative
councils. while this c-onfiguration
prevails.
The planetary government is read
as inclining men in public ONCE to
avoid definite statements and to seek
popularity by means of negative or
non-committal methods.
This is a most unfavorable sway
for those who ask any sort of favors.
Search for employment should be
postponed.
Applications for political rewards
may find the unseen powers unre-
sponsive and disobliging.
The evening of this day is read as
an exceedingly lucky time for the
signing of contracts, leases and BUSH
ness agreements of all sorts.
ASlIOlOStIS QctldlG lhdl tASy SCt
in the stars indications that the next
President of the United States will
have some difficulties in regard to
his cabinet. changes owing to death
being prognosticated.
The planetary government contin-
ues to incline the public mind to-
ward criticism that clamors for re-
forms. Continual uncovering of COR
rupt practices is forecast.
Mercury is in a place that denotes
an unusual amount of windy wealth
er.
The aspect OF Mars is supposed to
presage accidents to battleships and
much discussion in congress regard
ing naval affairs.
There is an aspect that should be
beneficial to the ~postofice service
and promising for the postmaster
general.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is have
the augury of a successful year. IL
they were born in the morning.
Those who were born later in the
day may meet many ups and downs.
Children born before noon have
the promise Of happy successful
lives, but if they first see the fading
light of day they may meet with
many vic~issitudes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

II the kitchen shears have a
habit of disappearing try painting
the handles red. 1t has quite an
amazing effect on the shears in
helping them to stay put. Any ar
ticle in the kitchen that is dupli-
Gated in some other part of the
house should be identified in some
fashion. Use a metal paint and
rub the handles of the shears with
a fine sandpaper to roughen the
smooth metal a bit before paint
ing.
Menu For Tomorrow
BREAKFAST - Baked apples.
cooked cereal with sugar and
CT cam, toast. coffee.
LUNCHEON - Baked oysters.
hot rolls. marmalade, tea.
DINNER - Rolled breast of
veal. canned peas. olives and rad
ishes. jellied prunes. sponge cake,
coffee.
My Own Recipes
The breast of veal Is one of the
cheapest cuts and makes a deli
cious stew. There is comparative
iy little waste caused by bone or
skin. but the long cooking required
to make the meat tender makes
the loss of weight considerable by
lle liIle the meat 10 SerNtu.
Baked Oysters
1 pint oysters
y cup white stock or milk
X cup finely chopped mushrooms
Il teaspoon minced onion
3 tablespoons butter
III tablespoons -four
i tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon white pepper
2 eggs tyolks)
1 cup coarse bread crumbs
Bring oysters and stock or milk
to the boiling point. Strain and
keep the liquor. Melt butter, add
onion and mushrooms and cook for
q few minutes. Stir in -four and
slowly pour on stock. stirring con-
stsntly. Cook until thick and boil
ing. Add yolks of eggs slightly
beaten, salt and pepper and lemon
Juice and oysters. Turn into a WE'LL
burtercd baking dish, cover with
bread crumbs. sprinkle with salt
and pepper, dot with butter and
brown in a hot oven. Serve at
once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

The eagle set the twins on a snow
covered rock on the top of a high
mountain.
Now" said he. Il think that I've
got you at last, my dears. For, of
course. you know that I'm not real
ly an eagle at all, but your friend
the Bobadil Jim, at your service"
You're not our friendi" exclaim-
ed Nick, stamping his foot.
And you are not at u service, :"
declared Nancy. You know very
well that you've done everything
you can to keep us from getting to
the South Pole. It's a shame. too.
for Snitcher-Snatch must be made
to give up the toys. Children are
having birthdays every day and not
getting a thing!"
The eagle screamed with delight.
Well" said he. eff 1 am not your
friend, at least 1 am the friend of
Snitcher-Snatch. We wicked fairies
stick together"
You seem to be proud of it."
said Nancy.
II should say I am, Just as
proud Of being a wicked fairy as
you are of having hat Box of
Charms and your Magic Green
Shoes"
The twins looked alarmed. What
would happen if the Jim took them
all away again?
The eagle FASTENED 10 reassure
them. "Oh, I won't take your pre-
cious belongings again. at least not
now. because they cannot be the
least bit OF use to you. Your Lam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
Paying for Peryeroity

You never came home TO sleep
while / was in New York! 7 could
tell by the state of your roohl!" 1
managed to keep my voice steady
while l talked TO my husband. but
my whole body was trembling.
You were not here. Jane. What
I thought about you I dare not re-
call-but you ought to realize that
the inside OF this house was intol-
cradle TO me-"
/ restrained my impulse to throw
myself into Bob's arms. / had still
to put the most important Of all my
questions:
You stayed at the hotel. I sup
pose ?"
"of course I did. katherine was
registered there" Suddenly Bob
perceived what he had let himself
in for. He put his arm around me
and held me close as he finished
his statement: Dear Dearest,
Please try TO be fair! Katherine was
investigating vice among the higher
ups. She was working with the as
sistance of the hotel detectives! She
had to stay at the hotel in order to
discover. If possible. when certain
respectables left the place. Can't
you see, dear?"
Il see-too muchi"
Nothing happened that you might
not have sharedi'
Very plausiblei But you must
admit, Bob. that nothing at all would
have happened had l been with you,
Certainly you wouldn't have been
that night in the same hotel with
Katherinei" l. couldn't make my
one express my indignation.
DEAREST Dearest. Be reason
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
By JAZZ LORINfER

able. Don't let US quarrel any more.
We are true lovers-and you know
il. Nothing can separate US
III agree o % quarrel any
more, Bob. I'm tired, too, VERY
tired OF explanations which never
explain"
And so We closed the discussion.
and took up the round OF mutual
interests.
But 1 was far from happy. /
could see exactly what had happened
to Bob. ! recognized the ~perversity
in him which makes him persist in
a course wen when he knows IL viii
volve him in a great risk, and Is
sure to turn out badly.
Many a time had i paid for his
~perversity. I had learned better
than TO NOPE about IL, but NOPE
/ did. 50 that Martha Palmer. see
ing me a few days later said:
You're losing your good looks.
Jane. What's the natter"
l put my head on her shoulder
and had a good cry. and confessed.
bob is mighty tender of Rather
ines f~eelingsi" / walled. He says
she bores him-but he will do the
most absurd things 10 please her.
when he knows his conduct will hurf
me-"
Jane. you're a little GOOSE"
Martha scoided even while she com.
forted me. Don't slump so. You
ought TO know that the more a wife
lets herself slump. the less the errinS
husband caresin
My tears came in a torrent.
stop crying. The worse you loot
to Bob, the prettier Katheriners
smile will seem to himl / think it's
mighty poor policy for a wife to force
herself into bankruptcy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant. sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act zen
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects
All the benefits of nasty, sickeninp.
gripping catharics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, painor any isagreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tce among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint. with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
win know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for a week
aid note the eject. l5c and Soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
How To Keep
Yourself Well
Meningitis

Meningitis
Can you give me any lnlorma-
ton regarding c-erebro-spinal menln-
gifts. as to whether the use of anti
toxin will prevent any one from TAX
ing the disease.
2-Has the toxin been used with
any success?
3-Dpes age make any difference
as to the use of 1t?
Alas any one any idea as TO
where the germ starts, II what
causes it? !,
The serum for cerebro-spinal
meningitis is used only in the treat,
ment of the condition. 1t is not used
as a preventive. For treating the
disease the serum is injected into
the spinal canal by means OF a hol-
low needle thrust into the spine in
the lumbar region.
2-The serum treatment OF cere-
bro-spinal meningitis has been at
tended with considerable success.
the mortality being about one-third
of what it is without serum treat
msnt.
3-Very young children succumb
to cerebro-spinal meningitis more
readily than do older persons.
4-In cerebro-spinal meningitis
the germ a OFTEN De founQ III tne
patients nose and throat. Some
saying that the germ travels up
from the nose, others, that it is car
ried there by the blood current. SO
far as known the germ always comes
from a previous case OF the disease,
or from a so-called normal car
rier," who harbors the germs in his
nose, without himself being III.
AUlaTlGA
Can you give me some informa-
ton regarding sciatica DR. a strained
sciatic nerve in adult, how caused,
and what course of treatment to
follow?
Sciatica may be an Inflammation
or a neuralgia of the sciatic nerve
or its cords of origin.
Among its causes are exposure 10
cold, particularly after heavy mus
cular exertion, a severe wetting.
pressure by a tumor or chronic in
iammation of the spine, or hip-Joint
LESSONS.
ANY rheumatic or equity condi-
tons must be treated, and If any
trouble exists in the spine orthoped-
ic measures will probably be most
useful. 1t might in some cases be
necessary to treat the pelvic organs.
All of these measures are IN addition
to local treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
AVENEL

That the new community club
house is about forty e cent COM
pleted was the report made at the
meeting of the Avenel Progressive
association meeting recently neld
here. Mr.. Labor. one of the light
commissioners, was present n
spoke on the lighting conditions and
answered questions asked by various
members. G.. NJ. Lenard. endorsed
for appointment as police officer at
a previous meeting. has very good
respects of receiving the appoint
ment. The officers elected at the
previous meeting were installed.
Edwin Grassick and William
Baker were New York city visitors
recently.
William c. Johnson of Berkeley
Heights was the recent guest of
his daughter, Mrs. H.. Baker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
fine FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff JointS-DrivsS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white ONT.
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions Of jars are
used annually for bronchitis Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pieurisy. rheu.
matism, lumbago, pains andaches of the
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds Of
the chest Git oftenprevents pneumonia
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

of publishing 1t in America. Finally
she accepted the proposition of a
New York house.
Casually London is aloof and cold
to the visiting American author"
says Miss Burr. But l won out
with books that my W country's
publishers couldn't appreciate.
IF you're an English writer the
English publisher is always ready to
welcome you. Almost any English
man or woman who does a serious
piece of work can get it published.
I know one English novelist who
has written 20 novels and hasn't
made a penny out of them. But
they've all been printed-at a loss"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
EAGLES PLANNING
FOR ANNUAL DANCE

The fourteenth annual dance and
reception of Perth Amboy Aerie No.
1856, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
will be held Washington's birthday
eve. February 81. at the New Audi
forum. From reports of the COM
mittee in charge of the event the az
fair is already an assured
Many tickets have been sold and a
large crowd will no doubt % on
hand for the affair. Music for the
dancing will be furnished by Sell
both's orchestra. There will be nov
city and exhibition dancers from
New York to take part In the affair.
besides other features.
Past Worthy President Matthew
Rodda is at the head of the general
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Toscan Bennett
of Hartford, Conn.,, have decided to
give up their luxurious mansion and
move TO a log cabin in the back
woods at Katonah. n. Y, 40 miles
from Hartford. Mrs. Bennett, wide
" known as a s~uffragist, will do her
own homework. Bennett will de-
vote his time to writing. Two
daughters will accompany them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
IN. E. A. Stan Special

NEW YORK-Jane Burr. the
novelist, has returned from Eng
land to America with an old story.
Some time back several American
publishers turned down her writ
ings.
SO she went to London.
In short order she sold three nov
\ ls 10 a large English publishing
louise. And they proved successful.
One in particular, The Passion
ate Spectator" which had been re-
tected by American publishers, at
lained the position of first among
The six best sellers in England.
And here is where Miss Burr may
enjoy a laugh.
The success of the The Passion
alto Spectator" overseas led to I'M
FASHIONED bidding for the privilege
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
RIVERSIDE CLUB TO
HOLD DANCE FRIDAY

The Riverside Club of this city
will hold a dance in Washington
next Friday night. This Is the
first annual dance to be conducted
by this club and from present q
cations should be a big success
Music will be furnished by sam Ton
ghini's Sterling Six. The dance was
originally scheduled to be run in Jun
Tor hall. formerly Palace hall, on
Smith street, but on account OF the
recent fire in that building. was
transferred to Washington hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

Here is a suggestion for the semi
tailored suit hat holds its own
through season after season.
This particular model is built of
navy blue or black serge. The
quaint collar is fastened with large
silver buttons. The pockets. cuffs.
and the edge of the inverted plat
on the skirt are embroidered with a
heavy rope silk in cherry red.
The Sits in the coat. for the
passing through of the wide crush
err belt of black satin ribbon, are
self bound. he belt ties at the side
back in a fiat, perky bow with long
ends reaching to the bottom of the
skirt.
An over-blouse of chamois color
charmuse completes this costume,
whose lack of severness makes II
especially attractive for women TO
whom the harsher lines of a strictly
'tailor-made" are not becoming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

Suage Charm you may keep so you
may understand me when / talk to
you. The Map is useless. for you
can see nothing of the world up
here above the clouds. The Golden
Key, too, / am not afraid of, for
there is nothing to unlock. And
why should / fear your Magic Shoes
Up here they cannot tell North from
South. You may keep them"
The eagle few away with a great
Tapping of wings. The twins were
alone on top of the world --
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14
LIBRARY NEWS

The following new books are now
or the shelves for circulation:
Suffering Husbands. by Wallace
Irwin: Helping Hussy. Baroness Won
Hutton; Steel Preferred. Hall; Col
den Scorpion. S. Rohmer: Account
ing 1920. Kester: Our Women, Ar
mold BENEFIT: Home Economics Move
ment, Bevier and Usher: Life Of
John Marshall. Beveredge: English
for Non-English Speaking Adults
aru7ora
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-14

committee and Past Worthy Presi-
dent Robert Fleischmann is looking
after the arrangements. George
Rodgers. a member of the aerie,
will be in charge of the refresh
ments.