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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Say Ships UnIoaded Booze

SHEDIAC, N. B.. Aug. 5.-Prohi-
bition inspectors learned today that
a three masted craft unloaded a car
go of contraband liquor near Cape
Baud just before dawn last Sun
day. Three motor boats chugged out
to the schooner and loaded with cog
nae and sum, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
SWEET DREAMS
/ TONIGHT
Avoid Further Annoyance From
MOSQUITOES.

& II Is true that some people actually
Sread going to bed on account of the an
from mosquitoes.
u This attitude is now altogether uncalled
9Htr. Sweet Dreams Will make any bed
most inviting at any time.
Just sprinkle a little Sweet Dreams
Bound n no mosquitoes at all will mo-
fest your sleep.
FNo wonder all druggist recommend
Dreams so highly.
Liberal sprinkls-top bottles only s5c.-
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Has Birthday Party.

Miss Helga Woldson entertained
a number of friends at a birthday
party at her home in First street re-
Gently. Games were played and there
was dancing to music furnished by
the V%ictrola, after which refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Woldson.
Among those present were the
Misses Viola and Leona Lembecke.
Ellen, Agnes and Astre Woldson,
Karen Rasmussen, Helga Woldson,
and Messrs. Billie Rhodes, Richard,
Connolly, Morris Shumsky, Harry
Burke and Viggo Woldson and
Charles Woldson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05

were played and piano and violin Sc
lections enjoyed throughout the aft
Zoe Refreshments OF sandwiches.
ice cream and cake were served.
Those present were the Misses Alma
Rasmussen, Eleanor Nelson, Agnes,
Astrid and Alice Peterson, of this
city, Miss Margaret Anderson of
Brooklyn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Honor Miss Anderson

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Andersen, OF
Barclay street, entertained at n birth
day party in honor of Their niece.
Miss Margaret Anderson, of Brook
Ign, yesterday afternoon. Games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Feitelbaum, of
Railway, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Anna, to
Samuel Kaplan, Of this city. No date
has been set for the Wedding
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05

SAN FRANCISCO.-Pacihc Coast
Indians are now to receive up-to-date
medical attention no matter how far
away they are from civilization. Fol-
lowing a preliminary survey showing
a large proportion of the Indians to
be suffering from trachoma, tuberc-
ulosis, and other diseases. an auto
mobile clinic has been organized here
with Miss Ida May Shiels, shown
above. as trained nurse, to travel
about from one settlement to an-
other administering aid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
CAVALIER KOzsEGI BRO.

Ozdrol irjak: Cavalier bir6t
valasztottak Sajovarkonyban. $50
gedy Jstvan af0lott val0 megele-
gedeseben, hogy 0ccsenek birova
valo valasztasa altal csaladot
tisztes kituntetes erte, szaz0tven
liter bort ajanlott fel az erdemes
Observation-Disclosures. Az vi biro
azonban erezte, hogy a falu elso
embere, egyben else gavallerja is
kell, hogy biro legyen, tehat az
aldomast szazhatvan liter borral
megtoldotta. Icy aztan szombat
delelott harom hektoliter Dor on
t0zte a polgarsag lelkesiiltseget.
Embersegere legyen a varkonyiak
max, hogy a borocska delutan ket
6rara elfogyott. Zavaro incidens
mem t0rtent. A hangulat mindve-
gig emelkedett es lelkes volt. Ugy
halljuk, hogy varkonyiak ke-
seek volnanak valasztast meg
ismetelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
S z E P H A z

SEE II A z
jol berendezve minden kenye-
emmel 7 szoba es fiirdoszoba, vii
any, gaz, hideg es meleg viz,
urnace, cementezett pince 2 gep-
valo garazs, Macy lot olcs6n
lado.
A tulajdonos mas varoshan vett
Mletet es ICY aldozatok aran is
ladja a hazat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
A MozI HATAsA.

Debrecenb6l jelenti tudositonk: r.
gyik berhaz liftjer6l ismeretlen tette-
SEX 10 meter liftkotelet elloptak. A
meginditott nyomozas eredmenyekep
a read6rseg kideritette, hogy lopast
egy II ewes es egy II ewes gyerek ko-
vette ell. Beismeresuk soran fiatalko-
rnak elmondottak, hogy az ellopott
k0aellel meedvet akartak fogni. A
jelenetet moziban lattak
S ezen felbuzdulva szantak ra magukat
q lopasra, inert a medverogashoz - a
mozi szerint - koteI is kellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
@Egyrol-Masrolg
Az vi bevandorlasi t0rveny =
vegrehajtasanak .zabalyai.

yagy ldelg1eneseh taVol Volt aAoh-
DOL az orszagokb6l vagy szige-
ekrol melyeket a t0rveny el0ir. A
Bermuda szigetek es mas olyan
uigetek, melyek Eszak vagy Del
Amerika partjaitdl mem feksze-
mex messzebb, mint a Bermuda
szigetek "szomszedos szigetek
aek" szamittatnak e.kivetel szem
.pontja ="
q A II. szakasz d. pontjanak.
rendelkezese szerint bizonyos fell
sorolt asztalyokba tartozo idege-
mex bebocsathat6k, ami ezt a tor
venyt illeti, tekintet nelkiil ARA,
hogy esetleg az illeto orszag szam
aranya, melyhez tartoznak, mar
XII van meritve. Az ezekbe az osz-
talyokba tartaz6 idegenek azon-
ban mindenesetre leszamitand6k
az illet6 nemzetiseg azutan bebo-
csatand6 maximalis szamab6l.
Al Idegenek, akik ideiglenes
kiilfoldi latogatasrol erkeznek
vissza: = ''ideiglenes kiilfoldi
latogatas'' t0rveny II. szakasza
EdD pontjanak 6rtelmeben hat h6-
napnal mem hosszabb tart6zkodast
jelent barmely idegen orszagban,
anelkil, hogy az illet6 itteni laka-
sat feladna. Ha valamely idegen
hat h0napnal tovabb tartozkodik
kiilf0ld0n, ugy tekintetik, hogy
feladta lakasat az Egyesult ALA
mokban. Ez azonban elkerillhet0
ha az ellenkezore olyan bizonyi.
tekokat tud az idegen felmutat
nj, melyek meggy6zik bevan'
dOrlasl hatOsagOkat.
b Idegenek, akik mint haztar'
tasi alkalmazottak vannak alkst>
mazva: = Ennek a, t0rvenynek &
szempontjb6l haztartasi alkalma
zottak azok, akik tenylegesen dol.
gostak akar az Egyesiilt Allamok
goztak akar idegen orszagokban o
lyan szemaly vagy szemelyek haz.
tartasaban, akikkel egyiitt vagy
| akikhez j0ttek az Egyesiilt ALA
fmokba abb6l a celb6l, hogy to-
vabbra is azok szolgalataban all
janak.
Ha egy bizonyos id6szakban {
torveny ertelmeben bebocsathatt
maximalis szama mar bebocsatta
tott, minden olyan nemzetisegu
idegen, aki bebocsat ttat asert fo'
lyamodik azon id6szakban, kiil0l
kihallgatasi bizottsag ele utalta
tik elintezesiil, ha mem tartozil
azok k0ze, kiknek bebocsattata
sar6l t0rveny vilagosan rendel
kezik.
Eek szabalyok 1921 juniu
3-an leptek ervenybe.
w. w. Husband.
Commissioner General
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23

Aeszpenz $3.50 a tobbi konyii tor
esztesre. A haz testverek kozt
meyer $900O-et. Nezze meg a elm
}05 Scott Street a North Sideon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
CSERELIK A PENZT.

A penzkicsereles nyugadtan folyik
az egesz orszagban jelentik hazulr6l.
Most majus 25-ikeig 10000, 5000,
1000 es 500 koronas bank6kat cserelik
XII. A kisebb bankok idokozen szinten
el fognak keszulni majus 25ike utan
megkezdodik ezeknek a kicserelese is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
Miskolc, majus y

A pincevaros apr6 hazai elma-
radnak m0g0ttem. Zoldelo tavaszl
fax kozott megyek az Avas olda-
Ian, hol a tehetosebb miskolclak
nyari vasarnapjukat toltlk, vagy
egy-egy jokedvii miskolci polgar
megy mulatozni a hiivos pincek-
be az evszazados k6bevajt falak
koze. Siiriin, maid rltkan sora-
koznak egymasutan plncek, az
tan nehany csendes feherfalu haz
nez a di6sgyori vasgyar fele. A
LATHAM a varos terpeszkedik sok
nviizsgo emberevel merev Macy
templomaival, gazdagsagaval, SEE
genysegevel.
Megyek. Befordulok a volgy
fele. Rongyosruhaju gyermekek
iatszanak a fuben. Elottem ket
o0rbiiltdereku 0regasszony halad,
iobboldalt m6ly szakadek, a DAM
volgy. Apr6 vakondturasok a le-
vagott hegyoldalon: a barlangfa-
kasok. Bameszkod6, aJtonelkull
s6t6t lyukak. A foldaJton klszal-
Il fpkete fist itt-ott nyomorusa.
oos deszkab6l acsolt faajto. Egy
ao6szen kiil0n0s nyomorult vilag.
Embpreket kerestem. A kokorszak
k6baltas. mezitelen embere jutott
eszembe talaltam tiidoveszt, sa-
padt, panaszkodo arcokat 30 ewes
korav6n ranccaaszott aSszonyokat.
Eldobott rongyok, nyutt katona-
ruhak koldus visel6it.
Megallok egy "lakas'' elott
Nelly akna allan nyitott alto, ket
oldalan vakoskod0 ablak. A fold
be vagott otromba lepcsofokok
allan harom lepesnyi "udvar
Ket szoszke, sapadt gyermek oda'
lennt az apjukkal. Csendes Janos
oduia ez, aki negy 6vig volt ka
tona Is haromszor sebesUlt meg
Egy helyilapban AIT olvastam
hogy jo lit lakni Dani-volgy-
ben. Kerdez0skodtem, hogy mi
lven lit az elet. Van, aki nap
szamba jar, ha van munka, ma
six resze rozset gyijt az erdon
vagy eladja, vagy fit vele. De /
gyermekek mem birjak Xxi a fill
ledt pinceleveg6t. A kenyer i
keves es mikor t0bb lisztet ker
tex varoshazan, AIT mondtak
van mar s6ska es spenot. Lakn
most mem rossz, inert keves est
| asik, de mikor megkezd0dnek ;
nyari zivatarok es a sZobakban ;
falakrol folyik a viz vagy megin
dul a hole lefele az Avasr0l es /
kis f0ldbevajt lukak megtelnel
lucskos sarOs vizzel. Hordhatj;
praja-nagyia, ha van eleg vo
dor.
Egy kis fatal asszony panasz
kodik m0g0ttem. Tavaly a kis fla
varta S Macy ESQ volt. Bizon,
maid egy meter magas volt VIZ
mikor kihuztak az odujabol. Az
mondjak, nem ilyen j6 ez a laka
mint sokan meselik. Azoknak, a
xix f0lott mar bed0lessel fenye
get barlang, "a mulkof lakast i
| igertek. Aztan mej0tt a hivatalo
iras, hogy Dani-volgy laEhat6
! Csek Csendes Janos mem tud be
lenyugodni. Az 8 lakasa mellet
t0rtent multkor szerencsetlen
seq, akkor ket eros ember hal
meg a szomszed szobaban. Fold
gazmergezes 0lte meg oket. A va
ros reszerol az t0rtent, hogy EFT
lukat behanyattak. De Csende
lakasa ket meterre a szerencset
lensegtol mar lakhato. Reggel
mikor a munkaba indul, ket gye
reket bezarja es sohasem biztos
hogy estIe elve talalja-e oket.
Ket nyavalygo kis fiara nez
tenn, aztan az apara, aki oft all
| horpadt mellevel es pesti asz
falton tombolo eletre, hadimillio
mosok zsirtol csepego arcara,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
A miskolci Observation-Disclosures.
Csendes Janosek ''udvara'' - Hala fold alatt. =
lakhato Daniv0lgy.
: A "NEP" cikke.

jambor miskolci polgarok mula-
toznak "a borospince allan az ev-
szazados k6bevajt falak k0zt !.
P. H.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
A FERENC J0ZsEF-HID
TETEJEN.
Egy eletunt munkas izgalmas
megmentese.
CA NEP tud6sit6jatol.)

DuudpCSlCA OSy JuIiuoi St'oN ~
ora el0tt egy mezitlabas fiate~
ember felugrott a Ferenc Jozsef-
hid budai lancara es egeszen az
oszlop tetejen lev6 Turul madarig
maszott fel. Ekkorra mar ezrekre
memo tomeg gyult ossze a hidon
es "a Gellert-szallo el6tti tersegen
es lelegzetvisszafojtva nezte
36 meter magassagban mozgo ala
kot.
K0zben Wunderlich tiizolt0tiszt
vezetesevel megerkezett a TX. ke-
rileti tuz6rseg par pillanattal
kes0bb mar a magasba kuszott a
hosszu tol6letra, melyen tiizoltok
siettek fel, hogy a veszedelmes
helyzetben. lev0 embert lehozzak.
A letra azonban r0vidnek blzo-
nyult a tetejen allo tizolto fell
kialtott "a flatalem berh,az, akl
azonban mem volt hajlando le-
j0nni.
A fatal ember most vetkOz0dnl
kezdett a szedit6 magasban, ba-
mulatos iigyessegggel, felkezzel
lehanyta magar6l a kabatot es az
inget es Turul szarnyara dobta.
- Most, most ugrik = remill-
d0z0tt t0meg es a sok ezernyi
szem mozdulatlanul meredt a fla
tai emberre, kinek mezitelen felst
teste elesen Walt Xxi az eg bagyadt
| keksegebol. A fiatalember azon,
ban mem ugrott ehelyett megragaC
ia levetett ruhait es elhaJitOtta
Az izgatOtt tomeg az elsO pllanat
ban embernek hitte a hullo ron
gyokat es remiilt kialtasban tor
XII, A nOk sikoltOztak es iszOnyOd
va takartak ell arcukat oil Y mo
don, hogy ujjuk k0z0tt azonbal
i6l lathassak a halalos ugraSt
Mikor kideriilt a tevedes. hata
rozottan csal6das latszott az ar
cokon.
K0zben s0tetedni kezdettt. XII
eyultak hid lampai. Ekkor lem
a hidon egy civilruhas ferfi le
,pett XII a t0megbol es ajanlkozot
hogy lehozza a fiatalembert. A
oszlopon kuszott felfele elerte
fiatalembert, a labara hurkolti
a magaval witt k0tel veget. Segit
segere j0tt Knorr Ferenc tiizolt
is. A ket bator ember atk0t0tt
derekat is es 0vatosan megin
dult vele lefele.
Ekkor mar s0tet este lett. /
t0meg hatalmas eljenzessel fogad
ia bator eletmentGt, okir6l Xxi
deriilt, hogy Buray Mihalyna]
hivjak hogy munkas, aki csc
repes volt Aradon, ahonan 1918
ban kiutasitottak a romanok. Ide
erve, egy ideig a vaggonlak6k Ike
serves sorsaban osztozott. Ke
gyermekevel sokaig futkosott la
as utan, de mindeniitt elutasitot
tax. Az Eotvos- -utcai menekiilt
iigyi hivatalban AIT is mondtal
neki, hogy hordja a Dunaba
gyermekeit. Vegtil sikerult ha2
mesteri allashoz ICY lakasho
iutnia. Jelenleg a Gellert furdo
DcJl HdL1ICSICI.
Bator Buray Mihalyt hosszasal
iinnepeIte a k0z0nseg, -mely me;
sokaig izgatottan targyalta tob1
oras eletmentes reszleteit. A fla
tai embert bevittek a f6kapitany
sagra, ahol megallapitottak, hog,
Schlick Nandor % ewes vasesz
tergalyos es sziileinek Lajos-utc
4. szam alatti lakasan lakik. HI
hallgatasa alka kalmaval AIT mon
dotta, hogy 0ngyilkos akart len
nj, inert nem kapott munkat, d
olyan zavaros feleleteket adott
hogy mem latszik egeszen besza
mithat6nak.
A k0zonseg, melynek kegyetle1
kivancsisaga alig kulonbozott
regi r6mai k0zonsegnek keje
izgalmatol, kenyszeredetten ALA
pitotta meg, hogy nem lett ira
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
NOTIONS
For the Home Sewer

Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton, black and white
Snap Fasteners, all sizes, black and white, IL
dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
Account Dressmakers' Pins good points &c
Cotton Grosgrain Betting, yards for ...... 1Oc
Sanitary Napkins, box of dozen. ........... .35c
Enameled Coat Hangers, assorted colors for. .15c
First F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Whites Attend Funeral
of Faithful Ex-Slave

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. II
The funeral of Robert Harris. 70.
colored, was largely attended by both
white and colored people at the Union
Church near Ivy.
Robert was the body servant of the
late Capt. Micajah Woods, distinguish
ed Confederate soldier and for years
one Of the ablest lawyers in this sec
ton Of Virginia. and followed him
faithfully during the last two years or
the civil war. Robert was born on the
home place of DIR. John r. Woods,
father of Capt. Woods, near Ivy. an
at the age of IS was designated to
follow his young master as body SER
want, which he did with conspicuous
faithfulness. 1t is related in the fam
lily that Capt. Woods often delighted
to narrate how eager Robert was In
every line Of service. and often eI-
posed himself in the line OF fire. an
tirely oblivious Of any personal dan
ger.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
24,00O IN VA.
SUFFER FROM
TUBERCULOSIS
Disease Real Menace, Says
Committee Appointed by
State Legislature.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 12.-"That
there are approximately $4,000 persons
In Virginia today suffering from &C
tive tuberculosis, and that this large
number Of cases of an infectious dis
ease constitutes a reaf menace to the
commonwealth, Is the conclusion
reached by the tuberculosis COMMITTEES
appointed by the legislature Of 1920
said j. Sinclair Brown. OF Roanoke,
chairman, in an interview here.
Mr.. Brown stated that an idea of
the losses due to tuberculosis might
be CLEANED from the fact that although
1920 showed the lowest tuberculosis
death rate. there were in that year
twot and one-half times as many
deaths from that disease alone as
there were from the next seven most
dangerous infectious disease-small-
pOx, diphtheria, measles, whOOping
cough. scarlet fever, malaria and ty-
phoid fever combined. An economic
paper translated the deaths from
tuberculosis during the seven-year
period into dollars and cents. At
conservative estimate the total
reached to 100000
Mr.. Brown stated that the report
OF the committee was rapidly reach.
ing completion and would be ready
to transmit to the general assembly
when II convenes next January.
Every available source OF information
was used in the preparation OF the
report, which is comprehensive rec
ord of findings. The committee sat
at each of the sanatoria, interviewed
the staff of each, consulted experts
and others interested, examined NOR
bidity and mortality tables and had
prepared for it statistical and econom-
ic papers.
Besides Mr.. Brown, the committee
has the Following members: DR.. c. u.
Gravatt and julien Gum. from the
Senate, and John Nottingham and
Lemuel Smith, from the House.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
CADILLAC VICTORIA
RECEIVES attention
New Model Given Special Con-
sideration Because of Gen.
erai Utility. =

AS the successive new models of the
Type 81 Cadillac make their appear
ance, they are acclaimed with much
the same enthusiasm that greeted the
first showing of this famous eight
cylinder QUALIFY car.
The new Victoria model has received
special attention because Of It's beauty.
comfort. and utility for shopping and
social events. The substantial and
dignified appearance. characistic of
the Cadillac. is more apparent than
ever. and there is an added dash and
smartness that is distinctly pleasing.
The interior, which is beautifully
upholstered and fitted, has seating &C.
commodations for four passengers
Among the many fine interior fea-
lures are the rear corner reading
lamps and an extra parcel compart-
ment which also serves as an arm rest.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Extra Special-3,oo0 Yards Of
Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe
$1.OO

Both of these standard weaves are full 40
inches wide; rich, heavy qualities, every
thread silk. Choice of complete range of
desirable colors.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Gov. Davis PrOclaims
Menace of Forest Fires

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12.-Acting
upon the advice of the State forester
that forest fires in many sections OF
Virginia are imperilling lives and
threatening heavy damage to property
Governor Davis has issued a procla'
nation requesting the people to lend
every assistance to forest wardens and
local authorities in the prevention OF
destructive blazes and in extinguisn.
ing those already started.
The long drought in Virginia and
the accumulation of masses of dry
leaves, together with the fact that
woods at this season of the year are
more frequently visited than ever, are
gwen bv the State forester as causes
of the fires.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13

BONCHLA WEEKEND SET consists of suffi-
cient Boncilla Beautifer, Boncilla Cold Cream
Boncilla Vanishing Cream Cdeal night creamy ,
and Boncilla Face Powder (white, Alberta peach
brunette), for four complete treatments
First Floor-Lansburgh q Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Wilson Memorial Fund
To Be Raised at u. of Va

CHARLO1TESVIL va, NOV. IT
Certain admirers of former Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson are planning to
take up subscriptions for the purchase
of a bronze tablet or other suitable
memorial, to be placed at the room he
occupied while he was a student at
the University of Virginia.
Whatever may be ones opinion of
Mr.. Wilson," says the college paper,
''it remains a fact that he Is destined
to become a great world figure, CON-
manding more and more attention AZ
the years pass. His place in his coun-
trymen's hearts will become more en-
yiable as time arranges the events OF
the last few years In their proper PEE
spective."
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Pills Spell Doctors
Name on Freak Sign

POPULAR BLUFF, Mo-. Nov. IL
The most freakish doctors sign In
the world attests the health of this
community. Hanging over the side
walk Is the "shingle" OF DR.. j. l..
Harwell.
It is 10x1s inches. with the back
ground made up Of 5000 pills. pink
pellets predominating. Docs" name
Is spelled out with corks' from medi-
cine bottles. Old surgical instruments
and bottles decorate the top OF the
queerest sign.
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
Descendants of Inca
Chief Write Memorial

LIMA. Peru. Nov. 12.--An odd cere-
mony following the cslsbration OF
Peru's centenary of independence was
the presentation to President Augusta
B Leguia OF memorial inscribed by
the fourteen living descendants Of the
Inca chief, Tupac YupanQui.
In q short speech in which he
pleaded for the future protection OF
hi srace. the Indian Victor Tupac
yupanQui. made the presentation to
the president
The Washington times., 1921-11-13
PLAN JOHN FOX MEMORIAL,

BIG STONE GAP. Va, Nov. Ia
There is movement on foot to erect
a public fountain. to be called the
Fox Fountain" as memorial to
the late John Fox, jr.. the famous
author.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-22
MADE QUEER HIDING PLACE
Sleeping Appurtenanee Proved Effeo-
tive in Coneealing Elongated In
diViduaI in Lady's Bedroom.

Lord Rossmore, who has just died
in England was great sportsman
and hunter, and had many good Stories
not only of the hunting field, but of
life in many other places. One of
these concerned his friend, Bay Mid
dleton, whom he describes as one of
the best riders to hounds that ever
lived, and runs as follows:
"Bay once bet a lady that he could
hide so effectually in her bedroom
that she could never discover him.
She hunted high and low, but never
trace of the hidden one could she
see.
1.-THE lady was completely at her
wits end, and at last, when she had
literally gone all over the room inch
by inch, she was startled out Of her
seven senses by hearing Bays voice
exclaiming: 'Hullo! / can see you"
This was a puzzler and no mistake,
but the mystery was at last solved, for
Middleton, who was long and thin, had
got inside the bolsterW
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-22

When "Aunty" Dorcas, a typical old
negro nanny was placed in the wit
ness chair in the Austin (Tex.) police
court the other day she observed
Judge A. L. Love presiding over the
august body. She had been in the
family of Judge Love when he was
a boy. She was peeyed at being sum-
mOned as a witness and, glancing up,
she recognized the judge.
"Is dat you?" she shifted contemptu-
ously.
Correct you are, 'aunty,'" was the
reply.
"What you all dom up there2 rs a
good mind to knock you out Of that
chair with stick"
Judge Love took the remark good
naturedly, and there was no hint that
the witness was in contempt of court.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-22
OLD FRENCH BOTTLE BOOKS
Pronounced FaVorites With the Bbu-
lous-Volumes That Were Bound
in Human Skin.

An article in the Boolman by Wal
ter Hart Blumenthal tells of the most
curious books in the world, and among
them he Classics the French bottle
books, which were used a century ago
to carry more terrifying liquors than
the literary. Bottle books are as rare
as fish that climb trees" says Mr.. Blu
menthal. "These curiOsities were made
in southern France about century
ago, and were held in high esteem by
judges advocates and the learned gen.
try generally. The legal profession was
given to carrying its authorities back
and forth under it's austere arm. Hence
these bottle books, which were made Of
lustrous decorated dark blue faience,
in appearance not unlike fooled levant.
The contents were wholly liquid, or
partly literary with a terrifying COM
partment. Then the bibliophile took a
nip for his constitution. Now the con-
stitution nips the bibulous blbliophile."
Nor are the book curiosities all so
redOlent Of the barrOom. Mr.. Blumen-
thai goes on: More than once have
books been bound In human skim
Russian poet is said to have presented
to the lady Of his affections a collection
Of his sOnnets bound in his own integu.
ment. The astronomer FlammariOn
having admired the exquisite skin of a
beautiful lady of title whom he met at
a reception, she beQueathed it to him.
When she died he received a square of
tissue and, in accordance with instruc-
lions accompanying the legacy, had a
copy of his own work. 'Ciel ct Terre,'
bound therein."