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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

Bal. Nov. 30, 1920 in treasury ,sos. 1o4.7s
FERD sGARRETsoN,
City Treasurer.
were presented, and ordered entered in
the minutes.
The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
| returned approved:
Resolution to adjust charge of sf7.s5
against lot PTS block 3i2 H:
Resolution to pay $7.sS to Mix spql:
Resolution to cancel certificates Of sale
Resolution to issue S2eo, 900 Tax Rev
Resolution to transfer 1890 from sa-
larry; $500 from Fire Alarm and Police
Call Maintenance to Police Account;
Resolution transfer $4,000 from Fire.
1880 from Lamps and Lights. $500 from
Resolution to issue sac. 900 Tax -~,evenus
bonds;
Resolution refund $50 to Joseph Gte-
resolution to Issue 10000 Tax Revenue
RESOLUTION to refer to commissioners of
assessment. High st. Pavt-. Il ad st.
aanei I x1s.s Sc sex es~e arnold mlaii Ave- e. GRADS Srsas
Amboy Ave. grade and curb. Hanson Ave.
Resolution authorizing Joseph Hornsby
to act as Collector OF Revenue
Ordinance TO amend Fire Prevention or
ordinance to issue 5000 Fire Equip
| ment pOnQ1s
which were ordered fled
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
providing for the issuance of slos.00o.oo
Water Bond of the City Of Perth Am
passed without amendment. taken up on
third reading and mai passage, and
passed by the following vote; Yea-wil
Riedy. wester. Nay-None.
The following resolution by Mr.. Waters:
Whereas. in anticipation Of. the receipt
became delinquent December LIST. 1920. it
will be necessary 10 borrwo money TO NEE.
the lawful expenditures and appropria-
tions provided by Chapter 49, P. L. is1s,
Now therefore. be it resolved, that Tax
Revenue Bonds in the amount of s75, 900
be issued, said bonds TO bear date Of Dec.
20. 1920. and 10 be payable June 23rd.
exceeding 6 per cent.
Be II further resolved that the City
Treasurer be and is hereby directed to
sell said bonds. in accordance with the
statute, said bonds to be In such form,
a near as may be: a. heretofore approved
by thi council. and shall be signed by the
urer and attested to by the citSf Sierk
Perth Amboy.
was introduced. ana adopted by the fol-
ten: Andersen, Clark; Riedy. westtr. Nay
The following resolution by Mr. waters;
Whereas. this board did heretofore TO
wit on the 18th day OF October. 1920. APP
proved by the Mayor on October 9Th. 1879
authorize the ssuznce Of an emergency
bond in the sum OF Eve hundred dollars
to the credit OF the Isolation Hospital ac-
count.
Now, therefore, be It resolved. that the
said resolution be and hereby 10 revoked.
was introduced. and adopted by the fol-
owing votes ~ Waters. Pat
ten. Andersen. Clark. Riedy. Westsr. Nay
None.
The following resolution by Mr.. waters:
Whereas, by reason OF an unexpected
increase in CONTAGIOUS diseases in the city
OF Perth Amboy which could not have
been anticipated. and that the appropri-
alton heretofore made for the Isolation
Hospital is not sufficient for the present
hsai year, and
Whereas. there appears to be a su. lus
In the appropriation for the Boar :
Health.
Be il resolved, that tie sum Of
| hundred dollars be and hereby ist
fsrred from the Board Of Health -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

Bal. in Treasury Nov. 50. 1sso..s s.5ss.s7
Perth Amboy. N. J..
FEHRD GARRETsoN,
City Treasurer.
City OF Perth Amboy, N. J..
Statement OF the City Treasurer for the
Month of November. 1890.
n-,-~ -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

We~ter-Auy QUESTIONS
Goldberrer-only thing 10 whsthsr you
can accept that a. permission on his part
| You might plead to any n Of those
charges. leaving your post. entering q
building in inform. sleeping while on
HARDING went into the Presto restau-
rant for . cup Of coffee plead to that
charge
ooidberser-Plesd guilty to that charge
Harding-YeS.
ooldberrer-Is the restaurant OF your
Hsrdins-r come as far state and Smith
streets.
Goidberger-Not on your postf
HardinE-No.
wester-Any members have any oues-
lions?
ciark-There is one truthful man on the
police force. Acknowledges his guilt.
Yesterday other questions. IL not I
motion Tor adjournment.
Aldermen Andersen and Patten second
ed the motion.
wsster-The outcome Of the trial viii
be made known at the regular meeting
on. Monday might.
The Comptroller having audited the
following bills:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

James NJ. Emmons last night was
installed counselor of Columbia
Council, Jf. o. u. A. NJ, by Past
Counselor Merritt l.. Miller.
Mrs. william l.. Lord, of Atlantic
avenue, who vas recently operated
on for appendicitis in the st. Fran
els Hospital in Jersey City. is re-
ported to be recovering.
Mrs. Charles II. Bruce is in Okla
homa City. Oklahoma, visiting her
mother. Mrs. ID. w. Graves. who is
seriously i'll of pneumonia.
Announcement has been made
that the Matawan high school will
enter the interscholastic debating
contest this spring. The first debate
will be held, according to advanced
information, with the Neptune high
school, the question being on the
restriction of immigration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

Mrs. c. E.. Schwab. 1907 18th St, Cam
ton. Ohio. writes: " We use Foley's Honey
and Tar for coughs and find II one OF the
best remedies on the market. especially
good for children's coughs. as II does mol
contain any drug that Is harmful" Ser.
ious sickness often follows lingering
body and disturbs strengthening sleep
and the poisons weaken the system Sc
that disease cannot be warded off. Take
Foley's in time. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

A warning that applies to your
pocketbook: None genuine without
this signature! 1t must be on all
the new paper money of the United
States. President Wilson has ap-
pointed G. f. Allen treasurer of the
United States to succeed John Burke
who quit to go into business. If
you don't believe John signed all the
old ones. look at the bills you have
in your pocket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

warrants were ordered drawn for the sew
eraI amounts by the following vote: Yea
wilson, Waters. Patten, Andersen, Clark
hiedy, Wester. Nay-None.
The Following report OF the City Eisc-
~trician:
Dec. 10. 1920.
To the Hon. Mayor ana Board Of
Gentlemen:
The following is my report for the
month OF November. 1920.
Electrical Inspection
Permits Issued. 40.
Final certificates issued, IS.
Rough wiring cert. issued, 4.
Fees collected, @sz.1e.
Fire Alarm System
3 alarms received over this system, one
OF which was false.
Police Call System
s.fS5 report calls received over this sys-
tenn.
Respectfully submitted,
j. B. FRANKIE,
City Electrician.
was presented and ordered entered in the
minutes.
Financial reports OF the City Officers for
the month Of November. as follows:
City of Perth Amboy. N. ].
Statement OF Collections Made BY the
Collector Of Revenue During the
Month Of November. 1890.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15

City Treasurer.

tbdck OF BQ1Ql
The opinion OF Caldwell and Raymond
relative TO the legality Of the within is
sue is fled for the inspection: of the
holder with United States Mortgage s.
Trust Company. 30 Cedar Street. New
Conversion Certihcate)
We hereby certify that We have this
day cut OF and cancelled all the coupons
In bond is hereby converted into a regis4
tered bond with the interest payable
thereon semi-annually. Both principal
tered holder named in the registration
blank, his assignee or legal representa-
tive. at the times and place expressed
on the face OF this bond.
Mayor
civ rrea surer.
This bond may be registered as to
principal under the signature of the City
Treasurer below and shall thereafter be
transferable only by written assignment
OF the registered owner or his attorney
duly acknowledged or proved. such trans
fer to be endorsed hereon and entered on
the books OF said City Treasurer kept
for that purpose. Such transfer may be
to bearer"
The coupons will remain payable to
bearer unless all Of them shall be sur
the execution OF the foregoing conversion
certincate provided for that purpose.
Date Of Registry.
Name Of registered holder.
City Treasurer
Registras
was introduced, and adopted by the fol-<
lowing vote: Yea-Wilson. Waters. Patll
ten, Andersen, Clark. Riedy.. wester. Nay
None.
Motion prevailed that The Clerk send
copy OF proceedings of Harding trial 10
each member of the Council.
On motion the Council adjourned.
A. z. GRAHAM.
- SI1-i5-lE City clsrk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-15
COUNCIL MINUTES
Proceedings Of the Board Of Aldermsa Of
the City Of Perth Amboy, n. J..
December eoth. 1870

Regular meeting OF the Council OF the
City OF Perth Amboy. N. J., held Decem-
we're Aldermen Wilson, Waters, Pstten.
Andersen. Clark. Riedy and Aidermsn-st-
large Wester.
on motion the reading Of the minutes
Of the meeting Of December sth was dis
pensed with. and the minutes approved
as printed.
A petition from properly owners resid.
ing in the vicinity OF Pearl Place and
Mechanic street for . sswer Of suitable
size was referred to COMMITTEES on
Streets and Sewers.
missioners in regard TO their budset for
year 1921 was read and referred to the
FINANCE Committee.
Communication from the Library Board
read and referred to Tho Committee Of
the Whole.
The following letter from the Sergeant
Thomas +. Tooian Garrison No. 81, ives
read and ordered spread on the minutes:
Dec. 18th. 1890.
Mr.. Arthur Graham,
City Clerk.
The onicers and members OF this Gar
| rison wish to thank you and the Board
OF Aldermen for sending us our share Of
| the Celebration Fund which was to be
divided among the different patriotic or
esIsj ARrHrR j. PETERSON.
Petition from Emil Koyen. owner Of 80
1 lDIs on DdICAdI ~ etet
grade be established from Cornell street
TO Groom street on Barclay street read
and referred to Committee on Streets and
REQUEST from Peter FiIgen that be be
appointed janitor Of the Protectioni Hook
and Ladder Co. read and referred to the
/ Committee on Fire.
Letter from the National Conference on
! City Planning in regard to city planning
activity read and referred-to the Commit
tee of the Whole.
The following report OF the Street Conn
Dec. goth. 1890.
The Uniform Chemical Co.
To Dept. of Streets and Sewers, DR..
Nov. 18th, 1920.
To stree, repairs due to sewer connection
To Labor. team and work by stan
dsrd Bit. Co. ..........-... 4s.ss
,5e.17
A. r. MuNoz;
street Commissioner.
Mr.. Jens Rohr. owner of property at 2ss
Market Street.
To Dept. Of Streets and Sewers, DR..
To street repairs due to sewer connec-
ton at above address.
December list, 1920.
To material used -.....-.......S SIS
Labor. team and work by stan
dard Bit. Co. 9ss
,,1s.71
A. r. MUNoZ.
street Commissioner,
Dec. 10th. 1890
The Perth Amboy Gas Light Co,
To Dept. Of Streets and Sewers, DR..
To street repairs due to gas connec-
Aug. sth. 1920
To material used 1874 New
CO. "
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Friday Bargains Include
Boys Fall Clothes

Suits Of FAN Mixtures S69The favored Norfolk
knckerbockers 16 e7 co
this price. ~s'V~
Boys shirts Of Percae and Boys Leather Belts In al
Chambray, 7se-very neat in sses Ssc-O genuine COW
pat.eIh he brown slide
acnea ocna, OF osnu durable QOe
shirts for school 7Qc nee' oo".Hs. opee'1i
Special at...... wv Boys' Wash Suits In
~, Ut, Clearance at Nc-The
noSs nhshi n'ouses or mothers q
School, 76c-Servceable and ahead
good looking OF dark color MILDLY,
Z Norfolk Of servceable
brings the prices be- Tx materials; 2h TO-
low regular wv to 3 years. s~S
Fifth F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother.
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VIII Hays Returns.

Postmaster General Hays returned
last evening from the Middle West,
where he addressed a meeting In st.
Louis Monday. He went to New York
for a conference Saturday and from
there went to st. Louis. Mrs. Hays
is remaining in their home in Sulli
van. Ind, and will not rejoin the
Postmaster General until the end of
this moRth.
Princess Lubomirska, wife Of the
minister OF Poland, will be one Of tho
patroneases at the concert to be
given by the Hilger Trio at the Ca
sino at Newport this evening. Others
will be Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran.
Mrs. C. Augustus Simpson. Mrs. Je-
rome n. Bonaparte, Mrs. Craig Bid
die and Mrs. Andrew w. Moreland.
-
Senator and Mrs. Robert Stanfield,
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Barbara Stanfield. will arrive In
Washington from their home in Port
land. Ore. about September IS.
|. Mrs. Stsnfield did not come East
with the Senator when he took his
seat in the upper House and he
joined her in Oregon at the begin
ming Of the Congressional recess.
-
Commander c. r. Bernardo. Italian
Consul General in New York. gave
q dinner party last night In the BET.
more for the president Of the italian
senate, Tommaso Tittoni.
Count Paul Teleki. former Hunea-
rian Prime Minister. and Countess
Teleki were the guests of Balm
bridge Colby, former Secretary of
State, and Mrs. Colby at a small
dinner at the Metropolitan Club in
New York, last night.
-
Brig. Gen, William NJ. Black. U. g..
A.. retired will leave Washington to-
morrow night Tor California enroute
to China to remain until the first Of
next year. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Black.
General Black Is a member Of the
board Of consulting engineers who are
being sent to China by the War De
partment. Gen. and Mrs. Black re-
turned only a day or two ago from q
two months stay in Europe.
-
Mrs. George Barnett, who has
been making a series Of visits n
New England, has arrived in WASH
ington and IL at the Willard for a
few days before going to Wakefield
Manor, her country home in w.
ginia, for the early autumn.
Commander Lamar Leahy has re.
turned to his apartment in ths Con.
necticut after having spent several
weeks with Mrs. Leahy at Northeast
Harbor. Me. Mrs. Leahy, who IL
Continued on Page 81
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

TIME PRESIDENT and Mrs.
Harding are making tentative
arrangements to leave Wash
ington tomorrow or Saturday for
Bar Harbor, Me-, to make u ten
day visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I'D.
ward Beale Mclean, who number
charming cottage on Mt. o,sert
among their numerous homes.
Their plan is to break their Jour
ney north with the brief stay in
Atlantic City, which they were
obliged to give up last week,
greatly to Mrs. Harding's d.sup-
pointment. and at the New Jersey
resort they will be guests OF Nh.
and Mrs. Fred Upham-he's II
member of the Democratic Ma.
tional Committee-of Chicago, at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Bar Harbor is one Of the most
picturesque and beautiful spots on
the Atlantic Coast, for there the
blue mountains march straight down
to the bluer sea. The climate is
bracing and 1t is expected that Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding will be
greatly benefited by the change.
They will find an interesting Wash
ington colony at Bar Harbor. The
Danish Minister, Constantin Bran.
has spent the summers there for
many years and one OF his neighbors
is Viscount d'Alte, the Minister Of
Portugal to the United States.
Moreover-as everyone who reads
the society columns knows--the
bachelor members of the British en-
bassy staff are established, there
this summer at Glen Eyrie, Mrs.
John B. Henderson's villa, and have
been entertaining continuous
house party with lots Of Washing
torsans among their guests.
s.. =
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR ADD.
AVA SON have cottage at Bar
Harbor, and so has Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton, who has spent Septem.
, Der there for thirty years. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles McCawley
have recently been visiting her, but
they, by the way. have returned to
their Washington home. DR.. and
Mrs. James r. Mitchell have been
at Bar Harbor since early summer
and have Mrs. Mitchell's sister, Miss
Sidney Webb, with them. The Aller-
ton Cushmans have been at Guys
Cliff all summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Cushman in their cottage
nearby. and Miss Julia Whiting and
her sister, Mrs. John Baldwin Coch-
ran. are at the Whiting cottage.
Mrs. Chandler Hale has also been
at Bar Harbor this summer, occupy
ing the White cottage, and Mrs.
Davis ireland Ia at La Selva. DR..
and Mrs. Davenport White went to
Bar Harbor in June and will remain
until the season closes. The Chilean
Ambassador and Nine. Matthew
spent several weeks there earlier in
the summer.
THE President and Mrs. Harding
to return to our muttons -
attended the performance at u. +.
Keith's Theater last evening ard
had a little party Of Ohio friends
with. them. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Fleet,
who are staying at the White
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Fifty Sport Silk Skirts
S:ass:s S:ss: TO- $500

We shall not tell you the regular prices of
these skirts because they reduced before, but
just by the way of apprisng you of their value we
mention that original prices were double and in
some cases more That's enough a starter
you'll see what they when you come for one.
Baronet Satin Silk Crpes in all their variations including
novelties Sport coors and models Of plain peaed styles
Only fifty and the price down ridiculous level why
not get Q skirt that will for long while?
'> Second Floor-Lansburgh q Brother. -.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
400 Lingerie Blouses
49,; !; g.: 80: :: :: e. .$1.79

Business women will delight in this offer
ing, for these are exactly the sort of Blouses
you'd choose for business wear, even if they
had to pay full price for them.
Semitsilored and trimmed models of Wolfe, Organ
die and Novelty in variety Of neat and prac
tcal as well pretty effects. White predomnates,
although there hosts Of pink and blue in the soft
tones that blend well with the Fall Suits. Sizes
for misses and women.
Second Floor-Lansbursh q Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Only a Half Dozen, But
It's an Au-Star Cast of
NOTIONS

6-yard pieces Of Bias
Seam Tape; sizes 1
and 2. 8 pieces. 80. .10e
Hair Nets; cap and
fringe styles; all col
ors; dozen. ...........5 Soc
Snap Fasteners; black
and white; all sizes.
b dozen lie
10-yard pieces Blue Label
Tape; mp to 7s-inch
width. Piece. .10c
First Eloor.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
600 House Dresses $7.D
at L Each

OF percae and gingham, with the most attractively
neat trimmings Of organde, unless you prefer the
palmer models-and there hosts Of them, too Still
others have embroidery touches which lend bit Of
trimming effect-take them all in all they the
most unusual values we've for many day in this
class Of garment.
Also q Lot OF Bungalow Aprons Each sso-of pretty
Ginghams, neat effects. Some slip
over models; among them a number Of models QQc
trimmed with rick rack wv
Third FIoor-Lansburgh Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Just for Tomorrow
Picot Layer Felt Sport Hats
Rsduesd to-: 81. 95

Every other day in the week these and smart
Hats priced $2.25 but following usual Friday
custom, must reduce something-no matter how
and demanded-so It's PICoT LAYER FELT HATS.
All the Fall and Winter colors with ample proper
tion Of red-you know the Of RED! The beauty
Hats Is that they suitable for
and from the school girl to the business
appreciates this of mussproof Hat everyday
Second F1oor-Lansburgh Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Because euery item, is an extraordinary
ualue. Prices quoted are for Friday only!
Sheets, Pillou Cases, Etc.

Good Sheets. Sizes 72x90 81x90. Each, $lOO--
nothing to
the thrifty any she'll :
at glance what unusual bargain these G1 I'M
36Inch BIeached Cotton. Pillow Cases IN Favor
Special y Yards Tor $iOe- te Sizes Each, 2sc-42xSs
fnmnd ~ .vsr which fill the
household. get 1t while usual requirement wen
the price Is O sturdy fabric and
than yards c1 m priced for Fridays C0c
Tor ~~'Oo seifng
First Floor-Lansbursh Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

Fifth F1oor-Lansbursh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Special for Friday .z....
Swagger Bags and Vanity Cases
=. Y'ss: Yo@ sso;ns. soi CSC.

The vanes Of good quality leather in the
venient size and shape; four fittings and full sire mirror
the Lined with popin and finished with handle
and firm clasp. Black and gray, to suit your choice
The Bags Of spderweb Leather in gray. brown
and blue. Lined with moire. ,
First Floor-Lansburgh q Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

Commander Lamar Leahy has re.
turned to his apartment in ths Con.
necticut after having spent several
weeks with Mrs. Leahy at Northeast
Harbor, Me. Mrs. Leahy, who II
Continued on Page 81
The Washington times., 1921-09-08

Fourth F1oor-Lansburgh q Brother.
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J. : }! ,
aWgEby JEAN ELIOT M "

House. Louis Brush and Mr.. Nc.
Nichols. a.. earr
The statute of Laddie Boy.
which was executed by Miss Eliza
beth Swaffield, of Columbia, y. c..
at the White House a few weeks
ago, has been cast In ,bronzs and
will be presented to the President
next week.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Lucky for Schoolgirls
That We Friday Price
RIBBONS

A hair ribbon Is part and
parcel Of school days, so you
will be pleased with these
specially priced numbers:
Taffeta, Satin and Novelty
Ribbons. Yard, 23c and 45c
Although these are mill
ends--that's why their prices
are so low--they are disable
for hair bows, sashes, fancy
work and other rib
bon purposes. Yard, ISc
23c and. cS
First FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Just Because They're Shop-Nussed
Silk and Cotton Undergarments
Are Reduced to Exactly Hall Price
Former Prices Reduced Prices
69c to S.65 . 35c to 1888

Tubing hot will only restore these under
garments to their original freshness but will improve then
for knows that all lingerie Better looking
its first laundering.
Every garment known to the underwear Lire, trim
mngs Just what used to best advantage Of lingerie
ranging from 6sc to $765 OF course the higher priced being
fine and elaborate There will be table loaded with
these pieces prepared to select half but come
early for you know what such offer means.
Third Floor-Lansburgh q Brother
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
Perfect Quality
"Gold Seal" Congoleurn
Regularly Sold at 79c
ssiss, ssssS. 2s,si p%G. .55c

We repeat PERFECT QUALITY" not remnants. but cut
from Choice Of eight distinct patterns In serviceaole
coorings Satisfactory guaranteed Whether you are
seeking covering for dining living bedroom kitchen
bed you cannot find better than GOLD SEAL
Congoeum.
wooIen Fiber Rugs-The best OF Its kind on
and color1ngs-room SIZE
feet Our regular S19.75 value; Friday XI6.45
Fiber RuEs-Choice Of Rafannia Fiber Rugs-6xs
ano oa] Iee- Ss"s ,'t Ut
designs the price TO less than
coors Fridays S1305 Of manufacturing S0.75
price, each ~AO'~O Choice .............. ~"''O
Fourth Floor-Lansburgh q Brother.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-22

From benxyl chloride which VA
not made In TINS country until
after We entered the war. you can
mshs bsnsyi cyanide. aud from
osaayl cyanide you get tear gas. Tear
gas IL used Ia dispensing mobs Again.
frua bensyi cyanide a perfume Of
roses 10 made.
There l. violet perfume known
a. ionons This was not a coal tar
bat . synthetic organic chemical The
product 10 patented BY the oermsns
and cold a. $40 per pound for 10
per cent solution or 81 iuo for 100 per
cent To-day American manufacturers
can make with the same raw materials
ionons for 80 per pound
Bsnfyi benfosts. substitute for
morphls aud opium. 10 perfume
ssl,snt During the war II developed
that that product was the best solvent
or high boiling compound ia the water.
proonng sud arsproodns % aereplsns
wings perfume plant. plant
maklns perfuEas materials vas the
oaly plant In the United states able
70 supply that material
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-22

smith Vas q constant worry TO his
friends. They never knew when "a
and ~hen not TO treat him seriously
since. as he frankly admitted. be De
lighted In pulling other peoples legs
one day he and Brown met casually
In the street, aud stopped. as friends
often DO. to gossip for = while.
~f,lg blaze Ore At the fscfor,
IN JohEsou streetlsst nisht. wasn't
~" asked Brown.
Yes. replied smith y went down
10 have a l0os AZ Il. And. t1y word
there were several mighty narrow 20
espss there. too Z"
Escapes r. cried Brown. excltedly
But the morning papers said thers
was no oos In the building"
smith nodded.
oh he said. the bremen brought
the escapes down With them SO lonx
old chsppie =