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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
FRENCH WAR VETERANS
TO HONOR DICTIONARIES
LRy The Associated Press.l

PARIS, Aug. 11.-organizations
of French veterans of the great war
are making preparations to receive
and entertain members of the Ameri-
can Legion who are expected to
reach Cherbourg on board the George
Washington tomorrow. A committee
representing all the societies have
sent out an appeal to the French,
who are urged to "let Il American
friends feel the heart of France
speak. read IN French eyes the hope
that inspires us and see the con-
fidcnce we have in the future"
Newspapers remind the French they
should welcome their brothers in
arms witt. the old time courtesy.
greet them with smiles and make
them conscious thai France does not
forget"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
CHARGE NEGRO STOLE
TRUNKS AND $4,000 GEMS

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Eugene Le-
roy Peace, a negro. was released on
81 500 bonds today after being ar
rested on information given by his
wife to the effect that he stole two
trunks containing $4,000 worth cf
iewelry from the Grand Contra,
terminal in New York last year. Mrs.
Peace also implicated a negro porter
whom the Chicago police have asked
New York police to take into GUS
tody.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
name COMMITTEE TO ACT
ON BEACH At KEYPORT
IBy Evening News Correspondent

49,
KEYPORT, Aug. 1.-THE Key
port Recreation Association is great
ly interested in the matter of pur-
chasing Beach Park for the purpose
of making it a community center
and playground for the children and
for the purpose of considering the
a~dvisability of making the purchase
and the providing of ways and
means a committee has been APP
pointed.
The committee includes Miss Alma
M. Lockwood, president of the asso-
citation. Mrs. Inez Decks, Mayor S. F.
Mason, John c. Osborn, A. S. Van
Buskirk, Horace S. Burrowes, f.
Palmer Armstrong, Daniel Mahoney,
Edward Smith. DR.. H. T. Hopkins.
Joseph D. Bedle, Edwin H. Whar-
ton, Daniel Van Pelt, owen Linth-
waite, Louis R~ottenburg, Henry c.
Higgins, Ira M. Ansorge, P. A. Son.
dergaard and Captain William E.
WoolIey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
DEFENDS XII KLUx KHAN
DENYING MANY CRIMES

TULSA, Okla, Aug. 11-Many
crimes have been committed by the
eowardly in the name of the Ku
Klux Khan, but the order of which
he is a member is composed of law
abiding citizens. DIR. c. A. Ridley,
Atlanta, Ga, minister, declared in
an address on the aims and organ
tzation of the 'Invisable Empire
here last night. The purpose of
ku Klux he said is threefcld: To
protect the weak. innocent and de-
f~enseless from the violent; to pro-
tect and defend the constitution of
the United States and to aid in the
execution of all constitutional law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Name jersey Man

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11-Thomas
f. Taylor of Hammonton, Atlantic
county. n. j., is to be appointed as
sistant director of the Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce. in
the Commerce Department. He is
now chief of the Latin-American di-
vision of the Bureau. The change
will mean a salary increase from
S2.750 to $4,000 a year. Taylor was
in the department before the war,
but went overseas with the troops
and returned to his old place after
the armistice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Miss Robertson is a cousin of Mrs.
Wilbur La Roe, ST., of this city.
Big II. A. Event for Mctuchcn

RAILWAY, Aug. 11.-A delegation
from Metuchen Council No. 1878.
Royal Arcanum, visited M.ddleseX
CoIrcii Tuesday evening, carrying
the formal invitation to attend CO.
SOTO Night September 80, at Me-
tuchen, the event which is arousing
so much interest in Arcanum circles
throughout the state.
The plans. SO well thought out. are
meeting with such approval that the
success of the idea is assured and
the interest in the significance OF
the lame. is increasing daily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
IS NOT LIKELY TO WIN
HIS PICTURE BRIDE

CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Joseph
Beiehman, a janitor, who claims he
sent transportation expenses to The
rcsia Brinkler. of Vienna, after he
had become s'nitten with a picture
of her, may get his money back but
he is not Likely to secure his pic
ture bride" He signed habcas
corpus writ to set her away iron.
a welfare institution and at a hear
ing here MISS Brinkler offered to
YORK and ray him oack d. re
fuse'l to carry him. Il was told he
was much y5ruger than .ic really
is, She said. DO you want &c re.
turn to Vienna" the cNIrt asked
She shook her head. she's got the
real American spirit ai"sLiv, the
ju1g' said
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 11:-Member-
ship OF the Boy Scouts of America.
one of whose notices Is do at least
one good deed every day." has now
reached 52S,119. This is said to be
larger than the total membership of
scouts in the rest of the world.
The membership of other coun-
tries affiliated with the International
Scout Bureau at London is 460,0S9.
The British Empire has 324,700.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
ARRESTED FOR CAUSING
DEATH OF R. R. PORTER

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-William
A. White, of Philadelphia, travelling
salesman. a arrested yesterday in
Huntsville, Alabama, at the request
of the local police. The arrest was
the outgrowth of the death of Van
Buren, Hill. negro baggage handler
at the Union station here.
Hill while unloading baggage had
dropped a suitcase causing a pistol
inside to be fired. A %coroner's jury
round White guilty of Hills death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
AVENEL

Miss Laura Van Slyke is spending
the week with her grandmother
Mrs. Brewer. of Jersey City.
Mrs. H. futile visited Railway to.
day.
Mr.. Outwater was a Newark visitor
on Wednesday.
Mrs. f. Grossman Is visiting her
daughter at Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Emma Leonard is visiting
relatives at Burlington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

.SACRAMENTO-When the South
r Pacific employed Frank A.. Fish
for their Sacramento river steamship
line in 1876 they figured on getting
a STEADY" man. They did. He is
retiring from active service after As
years of uninterrupted steamboating,
during which time he vas success
siVely dock clerk, purscr. travelling
freight solicitor and assistant super
intendent of steamers. As purser.
Fish made lass single trips between
San Francisco and Sacramento.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Die Sprnde Der Sutcn.

@enn man einen aberdeen tot
aufiinoet, 10 fam man in Den mel.
item 51aen ais Ger Gage oes &0r.
pers S6liiile 3ieben, oh eiil natiir-
lider 500 porliegt oOer niGt. 8enn
Die Sotenitarre eintritt, 10 bleibt
Der S0rper in Der SteQung, Die er
i'm |glltgenblid oes CODES gebabt bat.
Sin englii1e$ 9lott erinl1ert an Oen
bemerfensperten Saa oes 2oro
@iuiam 9fuiiel, Der i'm Sabre 1910
bon CONTROLLER ermoroet pltroe.
Sier lteate man felt, oaB Iid Die
cine Sano oes Gotten felt Inn Die
@ettoede frantpite, mGbreno Die an.
Oere uusgeitredt mar, oils Oh iie Ell.
men S6lag gegen ieniano fibrte.
0arauS i6loB man, 0aB iemanO
Den 2or0 nit @epalt ge5mungen
babe, Silt 81 nebmen, uno Dab
ni6t, tpie man erit angenommen
bate, SelbItmoro porIag. Gie Sal
tung Der @ono bietet oft, pie ia
ieOer @eri6tsar5t aus ieiner Braris
meiB, einen @egenbemcis gegen
SelbItmor0 @bcnio fam man iebr
ipobl bel einem Gotten, Der cine
S1uBmunoe aufmeiit, ieben, Oh Die
&ooesmaffe nadtr6gIid Dem Gotten
in Die Snno gelegt luor0en lit o0er
ni1t. Gin iol6er SAL, Der iid
1914 in England ereignete, lit in
OieIer 8e5iebung beionoers bemer-
fenspert. Marp SadOiae, @ottin
zines boben 8eamtetr, mar tot allf.
gefun0en tporoen, nit einem idarf
geI6liifenen &aiiermeiier in Der
Sano uno elmer flaffenoen @unOe
om &aIie. Sbr Monn mar gang
~perapeifelt uno erflarte, er Tonne
ben @run0 ibrer Sat ni9t nerite-
BEN, oa ibre @be INNER iebr gliif-
lid gepeien iei. 0te 2ei6enbe-
I6auer rparen geraoe i'm gegriff,
ibren @pru6 uuf SeIbitmoro alS
Sooesuria9e ab5ugeben, alS elmer
Ser aer3te oarauf binpies, OaB iid
rtiGt elm ein5iger Sropfen 9lut ouf
Ser Sano ser Gotten finoe, mas url-
beoingt bGtte ser san iein miiilert,
tuenn oie &ono Der Gotten ielbit oas
@eIler gefiibrt bdtte. Man nobm
cine griinoii9e llnteriudung Dor,
nno babel 5eigte lid, oaB oas Mei'
fer MIR gang loder in Der Sano Der
Gotten lag. Safoine mur6e einem
neuen @erbor unter5ogen uno ge'
Itano i6lieBlif, onB er feline @at'
tim ermoroet babe.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Gioqno{e. SD IicB t

Gin9no{e. SD lieB BON
Dem bcriibmten SntcrniIten mem
iterbli6 Sell untcriuden. &ierauI
fra9te er mid, oh i'd irgeno mel9e
~beionoeren 8eihDeroen bate.
vSSa", ipro9 id u1O i6ilOerte
tbm aaes baargetau.
9a lGbelte Der Serr Srofeiior
uno iagte: D2ieber SEER, tuenn Sbre
Ingoben ouf @obrbeit bcruben, pd-
rem sic cine 9eitdtigung Ser
Sbeorien meines ~percbrten Sole
gen @eroIo; ebenoieie Sbeorien aber
babe i6 befqnntlib ale u0aig fali9
nioerlegtl"
= @lei9e &egeIn. n8cnn
i6 fir meinen Suno Sen ooilen
Sabrpreis be6oblen mrB wie fir
Mid ieIbit, Damn iou er aud 10
fobren uno 6tpar eitten SibplaB
babet!~
n@erpiB, aber er oarf genau pie
Sic nidt Die 6iiBe auf Die 8anf
Ieqenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Die alt6u6Oentiden siernumen.

Sic bepabren, 10 melt iie in Der
erIten literaril6en @poGe unS Dor
@rqen treten, @lemente aus iebr
oeri6ieoenen Spradperiooen. 8iS
in oie lr3eit geben iie beiipielsmei'
Ie ouriid uno iino europdii6en pie
aiiotiihen Spro1en angeborig:
bunt, boo, ohio, flor, folb, iu, leaf.
llrgermaniid iino 3. 9. fods, bero,
morooro, mi5ula, eibborno, mi5ent,
reb. 9ie 2ebnporte auf bent 8e-
biete ser oeutiGen Sauna lino BON
bobem fulturgeihiNtliden 8ert.
Son ben &omern itammen elil, iou,
mari, %seltari, mil, belfant, ettpas
ipater lit entlebnt prarapeoeous. Sci
ibrer 9(nfunft in Dem romantll6elt
Ilpenlano lernten Die 9euti6en Die
@emie uro ooS Murmeltier fennen.
8egen Mangel an 8etpeiSmaterial
lino Die feltogermaniiden 8e5iebutl-
qen nibt FLAIR 81 e%rfennen. Gba'
rafteriltii9 fir Die Se5iebungen Der
9euti6en gu ibren 0itli6en 9a9-
barn Iino oie orei llapii6en Sierna-
men 8obel, bildl, iiiimus. aae oret
Iino aud Nanen bon Bel5perfen.
9od unermittelt iino man6e Duel.
len, 10 fir ba55a, racta nnO oblento
(olbonons, &amel.) @fan nimmt
ober an, ole beioen eriterert ltamm-
ten aus Stalien. Ser alte Same
oes aomels, Den Die @ermanen nit
Sen Glapen gemein baben, bleibt
poaItGnoig rdtielbuft. nnmoglib
lit es ni6t, oaB nit es nit elmer
gcrmaniiben 8iloung gu tun babet,
obcr 10 LANCE Die @ei1ifte oeS 9a-
mcls CANA ~perborgen lit, eri6eint
oieie annnbme immerbin ettpas &c.
pagt 5u fem.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

8ei9eurei9s. Sausberr:
.Sinter meilter nelien 8fua liegt
elm GROCER @orf, in oieiem &arf
Elm SeidL in Dem i'd cine aol5ntt
einridten MIL"
@eiu6er: 0@nti6ulOigen Sic, oas
gebt ri6t. Aale miiiien r%egelmoBig
an Die See 5ieben."
$ausberr: u8as lit iogar iebr
gut. Gin @it. SD, mcine Srau,
meine &inoer ullo iogar Oas Sim
0ermdoden geben an Die See. llno
nun iou id meine aale aud nod
an Die See i6iten."
@rfas ni6t mogli9 d..
n@nrum fontmIt Oh 10 ipat, Wor?"
nMein 8opa braudte mid 5u-
bauie, Serr 2ebrer."
n&dtte er od nidt iemano anoers
nebnlen fonnen?"
u@ein, Serr 2ebrer, er bat mid
berbauen."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
w3ii6lein oed bid, @icl fired bid,
&niippel aus Dem Sad."
&niippel uro Gid lino oa, mo- lit
aber Der Giel2

Meint es gut. Sn Ser
S6rle elmer fleinen Gtaot muroe
Die 2ebrerin pl6slid obnmd6tig.
Mtan legte tie auf cine 8ant uno
berniibte ii6 Inn iie. %lobli6 erbebt
Iid ein fleines Mdo6en uno ruft
eifrig: o6rGuleinl Srduleinl" Nie-
ulanO bort anfongs auf iie. S9lieB.
lid eelingt es ibr bod, li6 be.
merfbur 81 MAIDEN. Cine Der
2ebrerinnen menoet fi9 nm uno
fragt ettDas gerei5t:
~@as miult Oh, 2ie1el?"
nSrdulein, i6 moute BLOB ia.
gen, mein 8ater bat cine Sarg-
tii6leret!"
angenebmer 8eu d,
Sci einem @bepaar in Der @roBitaot
tit elm 8etter bonn 2anoe 5u @elll6
Der gar ni6t miioe miro, oie &C.
bensipiirOigfeiten 81 betra6ten nlo
Die @roBltaot5erltreullngen auf5u.
1nben. @noli6 miro es ben @aitge-
bern 6ubiel uno lie moGen Sen Set
ter los iein. Interchangeable iagt
Der Sausbcrr: uS0r NAL, lieber
Sran5, id fiir6te, 0eine Srou uno
oeine Sodter peroen iid nod sir
febnen." u@ott," ruff Ser @aIt, upie
5ortfiibleno bon Dir. Sd babe i6on
langit oaran geoa6t mo .tperoe lie
ieBt glei6 nahfommen laiien."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

nemmc Idbt. 8ei ibpen in Ole
,9riegsiobre, 100 niemonO 9eoebrt
bat in sic 0eiti6e 2engmiti6 81 fon-
mcbrie, ga ben i'd rilbig meiter &c.
tobft iii nicmono bat mid Oofor
OoungcfabIt. IS fam atpper meb,
bic aid iein, ooB Die Menide &C.
Oenft ben, id Debt bo6imien o0er
ipGniih table, nonit ifl OerbIeime
Sine Sbrn lieper
BbtIfpp Soueromper.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

= @IIerOings. @ngeltelter:
SD modte germ 9onnerstag aus
Dem @ei66ft fernbleiber, UNI an
elmer Seierli6teit teil5unebmen."
Gbef: nWeiiiien Sic oenn iiberaa
babel iein?"
angeItenter: uGas nidt. Aser
Gonnerstag perbeirats id mid iilo
oa modte ib gerne babel fem"
Cine ueberrai6ung
&lein-@ls9en Commit otemlos sur
Mtiitter gelaufen): uMama, DIANA,
@abps @cttocde lit aus Dem Yar=
terrefenlter in ben @arten gefouen."
Mutter: u@ie lit OaS mogli6?"
&lein-@ls6en uS6 bate 8abp
ouf Die Seniterbanf gelcgt."
Mtlttter: n9as oarfit ou nidt tpie-
Der tun. uSest friert 8abp ia.1
&lein-@ lsden: 80 nein, 9abp
mar ia in oie 3edc cingepidelt.
&i9tig. 9i9ter: n@as ba-
ben Sic all meinem Stiid alls5u-
ieben?"
Sbeateroircftor; rSn Sbrer Gra-
gooie Itcrben gu ipenig 2eute. 4uf
benz tra9iiden Gbeatcr bringt inn
mer crit Der SOB 2eben in Die
8uoe." /.
- @obeit. 81: .Meine 5dmie-
germutter lit elm @ngel."
g.: rWcine lit nod am 2ebe1;."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

Ger 8iBboIo. 9fidter
Gum 8ergen): sd fam nidt gIol-
ben, Dab Sic bon einem @noe 0es
3uges geieben Babell, mas am on
Oern norging, unO oas in Ser NaGt.
Mie melt fonnett Sic iiber6aitpt
in Ser gfa9t ieben2"
3euge: nSauienoe BON MeiIen."
&iGter: n8oacn Sic ulls gum
GeIten b~alten?~
3eu9e: 80 neiri, i6 fam sic
Sterne ieben."
StGrfeftoffe. nNennen
Sic mir orei Stoffe, bic St6rfe
entbalten," iogte ser G6emielebrer.
Ser S6iiler: ~3mei Manldetten
rno ein S%tebfragen.~
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

@roBfpnrtg. 2ebmonns
GarI lit ieit gertalien Der SGtle
2aufburibe Bel Scr 5irmn Wtaier
& So. gtenlid fragtcNibn Elm Sdul'
freuno, mas er iet4 Oern treble.
Gtol5 a%attportete 9ebmanns Gorl:
sd biz Der @eianotc BON Wtaicr
& So"
Sruf It. OR: 80 oft i'd nit
Dir Elm Eenoe8oous babe, regnet
esq
Sic: nMerfmiirOig, BET feinem
anoern p%aiiiert mir ras!"
- StiIbIute. Sic iteIlte Die
SOrte mitten auf Oen Gid unS
6arauf iesten iid ale.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
q d spoII. SEQ

@nipru6sooll Mfama
gum Go9terder): nSpiele red)t
brau nit oeinem 9riiOer6en, pdb-
reno i'd tort bin!"
.Ad), Ser lit 10 Iangpeilig, Der
meint ia nidt NAL, wenn i'd leine
Baulteine ourdeinanoer merle"
~9ere6tigter &nn9 d..
aaber Yapa, nun lino mir i6on
orei 8oden in AmIteroanL urlo I'D
babe nod INNER fcineu ofliegenOen
Soa6noer" geieben!"
SIR 8ergniigen. nWar.
lm ieui5en Sic, meine @naoigeY
Sinh Sic lcioeno?"
nad, i6 ieni5e gu meinem Der
gniigenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

Sag, Mannden, SIR miiBt gudJ
geltern I'M @irtsbaus idon aufge.
fiibrt bobert, ga Der 8irt ge5tpungea
mar, Gu9 f6on Inn 5ebn llbr Seier-
abcno gu bietenl @ie fam oent
DoS?"
.llnlinnl @er bat Dir oern 6as
oufgebunoen? No9 nm orei llbr
baben mir Sfat geipielt."
u@ti9l &%eingefanen! Sum iueiB
i6 bod, mann 9u beute friib tpieOer
mad Sarie gefommen bilt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

8Ieibt ii6 gIei@.
u@enn Gu artig biit, 8erler, oann
bringt Dir per Stor6 elm Brit
oer6en."
osd, LAB man. Dos brinst er
audi, ipenn id nidt artig bin
Ser 8linoe. Sin Der @de
iaB ein u@linocr" uno bettelte. Ser
quite alte &rofeiior woate ibm einen
3weimarfihein in oie Miibe uer.
fen, aber ser Gbcin fiel nebenbei.
6lugS iprang Der 8ettler uuf unO
ergriff i'm.
oManu,~ iagte Der Yrofeiior gau5
perpley, lid benfe, Sic iino blino?"
ngeee, = abcr bier iibt ionlt inn
aler elm @linoer, mo oamit fem u1-
berer ibm Den gutcn Ylas meg
nimmt, muB i6 ibn pertretcn = er
lit nGmlliG bcltte i'm GinoJ"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

80, oonn enti6uIOigen Sic MIR,
oaB i9 Sbre Sodter 10 ii6eri6dst
babe; aber sic tperoen Sic ia beiIer
fennenl" j
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

@uttcr: .@icbit Oh, icst IdBt
es ser lic6e @ott reguen, neil 9u
norbin 10 bos marit."
Ger 6riB: naber mas
f0nnen sic unocren 2eitte Oafiir, Die
nun auG noB per0en?".
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

= @bfubr. 8rautpater: Isle
ipoIlen meine EoGter beiraten9 sic
miiiien enti6ieoen berriidt iein, ooB
Sic OH 10 mas rur oenfen f%onnenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

@IUe vt ulluf
6oB mid teller
8rient, mo id) Sd.
lie in inein lebte
Shreimebrief BON
ber51blt ben, nod
fir orei Gag in
8obns geitode
bot? SIS Is am
iper oud allies
gu n~a0ierlidb 9e.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

@oIer: n0omermetter, lett
babe i'd mid auf meme Eolette ge'
iest!"
Serr: yGos lit ia famos, oa
i6neioeIt gu einfad ben Sled ber-
aus utlo i6idit i'm eingera6mt IN
oie A%rSIteaung; es lit oos bette
8ilo, oas Gu bis iebt gernadt baltl"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Ofemtr 9dyrrtbebrtrt nts
9bilipp 5aarrampfer.

204.
Wtein lieber SEER He0nftionGr:
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

SrGuIetn (Mi Ser erfhn 8cgegnltng enttiuidD: 0Sn Dem
Seiratsiuicrot itno bod, sic bitten ippiges, brauneS Saar, uno nun
iee ih -"
Scrr GcrIegen): .So i1 es lit nod nidt 70 tpdt = ib gebraude
oer nlgenbidif Elm Saarpudsnitel!"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

beoa6t, oaB ieeer Slid iein @eib.
den nno minOeltens 5tpei- big 5ebn-
t~auieno feline unoeriorgte &inoer
ouridlaBt?"
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

SD mer6e tommen, gnd6ige
6rau, ober nidt, INN i6one Granen
5u treffen - nun, Inn Sic az
treffen."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

G9mei9Ier. n&ommen
Sic bod morgen gum See. Sic
merben cine Menge idoner 6rallcn
fincen."
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

Ger Eierfrenno. Sitter
9ierfreuno (5u cinem slngler): uSSa,
Sic iiten bier gang iorglos uno
angeln, babeu sic oenn aber aud
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
DIDN'T TAKE TO sUeaESIinE
School Superintendent Quite Unable
to See Things From the Small
Boys Viewpoint.

The young superintendent was
not only unmarried but very BASH
full and the principal at the building
at which he was visiting was nearing
the middle-age stage and also anx-
ious to get, husband. he always
dreaded this building, for she did
try to yamp him, but dutifully he
came this morning. And as he went
up the stairs a little boy stumbled
into him and both went down to-
gether.
The little boy rose bowling and
the superintendent rather bruised
He was embarrassed the next min
ute, though, for down the stairs
came the principal. She had seen
the accident and came to give first
aid. For policy's sake she went to
the little boy first. She comforted
him tenderly. And then she asked,
'SHow do you feel-aH right now 20
The little fellow sobbed. "Pd
feel better if you'd take me on your
lap a while" he begged, and then
he turned to his fellow-sutferer, the
superintendent. Wouldn't you,
too ?" he asked.-Indianapolis NewA
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
Legal Nonresident Notice

The State of Mississippi
Monroe County
In Chancery COURT. January Term,
1921. No. 6404
ID. W. Williams, complainant, VS.,
w. N Hudgins. ct. al. defendants.
To W. N Hudgins, whose Dostottice
address is unknown, and all persons
having or claiming any interest in
following described lands, to-wii:
Fractional Sc. IA section 4. township
ID, range 10. lying west of the Ala
bama and Mississippi State Line,
whose names and postoffice address
are unknown:
BY virtue of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of said county, made and
entered on the 18th day of January.
1921. you and each of you are hereby
commanded to be and appear before
the said Chancery Court, at the court
house thereof in the city of Aberdeen,
Miss, on the second Monday in April
1921, the same being the regular April
rule day of said court, at the clerks
office of said county, then and there
to plead, answar or demur to the
origi nal and amended bills filed in
said court by D. w. Williams, wherein
you are defendants.
This the 14th day of March. 1921.
JOE T. MORGAN. Chancery Clerk.
By @. q. RAY. Deputy Clerk.
WILEY II. CLIFTON. A berdeen, Miss,
Solicitor for Compl ain ant.
m18t3
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
NEW REMBRANDT FOUND.

An early Rembrandt, the authen-
ITCHY of which is vouched for hv
several well-known experts, has been
discovered in little town in the
Harz- The picture, which is said to
have been painted in the year 1880 or
1881, is executed upon an octag-
onal oak panel measuring 90 inches
IN height by Is inches in width.
The subject is an old man of dis
tinguished appearance. The pic
ture is still in its original pinewood
frame overlaid with horn, which is
declared by one expert to have been
specially made according to Rem
brandt's instrdctions.-Berlin Cor
of the London Times.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
TURNING TO AMERICAN IDEAS
Japanese Have Finally Overcome
t Their Prejudice Against sky
scraper Type of Buildings.

Building experts, engineers, archi-
tects and builders in large num-
beers have left San Francisco in the
last few months for Japan, where
they are TO erect a number of hotels
of the modern American type A
large American corporation has OBJ
tanned contracts that total $780,
900 for hotel buildings of the most
advanced type. The work is thought
TO be the beginning of considerable
construction according to American
ideas.
The work in hand calls for build
ings that may be termed skyscrap-
ers, which is quite a concession on
the part of the Japanese, who have
disapproved of intensive construc-
ton for reasons akin to religion and,
too, on the belief that tall buildings
were not safe because of the many
earth disturbances in Japan. They
have been won over entirely by the
logic of engineers and builders, and
somewhat by the demands of travel
ers for better recommendations.
Following the group of builders
is going $4,000 worth of American
construction machinery, such as
steam hOists, shoyels and the like.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25

The State of Mississippi.
County of Monroe.

The State of Mississippi,
County of Monroe.
Chancery Court. No. 6589.
Estate OF Dan W. Phillip. deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO al per
sons holding claims against the estate
of Dan W Phillip, deceased. that let
ters of administration were granted
the undersigned as administrator Of
said estate by the Chancery Court ef
said county on the 25th day Of Feb
ruary. 1921. and all persons holding
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to have same DrObated and
registered according to law by the
Chancery Court. within six months
from date of this notice, otherwise
snch claim or claims not 50 probated
will be forever barred.
This the 26th day OF February. 1871
J. NJ COLEMAN, Administrator.
YOUNG & COLEMAN. A berdeen, Miss,
Solicitor For Estate and Admistrs-
tor. matt
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
POWERFUL MOTOR.

A motor weighing 10000 pounds
! is used to drive the largest steel
plate mill in the world at Dur
ham, England. 1t is 20,5OO-horse-
power motor, and turns at the rate
of only 40 revolutions a minute.
Great slabs of steel, white with heat,
weighing ten tons, with dimensions
up to 7x4x1 feet are thrust into i'm
mense rollers. These turn out steel
plates for battleships three-eighths
of an inch thick, nine feet wide, and
sometimes are 100 feet long.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-03-25
EXTRA SUNS.

An imaginative writsr m a cur-
rent magazine tries to ssacah Re in
regard to conditions on planet
lighted and heated by mnr than
one sun.
Inasmuch as very many uns are
doubles" and doubtless, at hers oc-
cur in punches, the. nati on of q
planet enjoying tina lnxRsr Of more
than one is at least plhsaG BILE Pre-
sumably there are plhnfy of planets
thus situated.
Probably there aTs. In tha nnivarse
billions of inhabited olane+s eoch
one having its own 90 editions more
or less unlike ours, and occpn;ad
perhaps by living eres ,tnres altooeth-
"a uineens irom q Irselves or any
.ilas ~s Know - Philadelphia