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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

r<<Ssy7 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
49, application will be made TO the Gov
crnor ot PennsyvAnin on june 2; l8si; by
land n. TamIy +, HERMAN FlcminE,. Stan;
lev q. Becker, william q. wenker, Howard
w Dudley under the Act OF Assembly en-
titicd IAN act 70 provide for the incorpora-
ion and regulation OF cooperative assoc!a-
tions not having ,ao'Rl st0rk and ru,
conducted for proht, and defining aGricultuTs
So az 70 include persons engaged in aGricul-
turc dairying, livestock raising poultry rails.
ing, bookkeeping and hurticu tuyc, approval
The 18th day OF June, A. d. 1919. for tho
charter Of an Intended comparative associa-
ton to be known as the philadelphia FeEe
table Growers COOPERATIVE Association.
The class OF services TO be performed by
the said association Is 70 act as agent for
It's members or any OF them, perform FOR
them services connected with the production
preservation drying, canning, STORING. ran
ding utilization, marketing or sale or aEri-
cultural products produced by them; ana
Tor the agricultural purposes OF such mem;
Gors perform for them services connected
with the purchase or hiring for or use BY
them Of supplies including livestock, ma.
Chiney and equipment and the hiring ot
labor or any one or more Of the KINDS OF
service spec!fed In this section
Signatures; .
THOMAS +. BlDDLE,
ROWLAND r. Comfy.
+ HERMAN FLEMING,
STANLEY o. BECKER,
HOWARD y. DUDLEY,
WILLIAM G.. WENKER.
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PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
osiyed a. the resldshce ot H. d. Fist.,yIer,
County: PesnsgalSyan!a, SaS until 8 r. NJ. Mon.
Building on Diamond street north OF Baiti.
County, Pennsylyania. for the erection Of a
new SCHOOL Building; for the instaila ton
OF heating and ventllatinE system in
sarnei for the ins,allst!on OF the piumbins
work IN same; ana Tor the Installation OF tbs
Bids from others than those engaged or
established In business for which proposais
are asked Will not be entertained.
~ etds must ee accompanied by a Ger,
the buildins: tor 800 on the proposal t0r toI
the beating and yentilatins system; for 100
on the proposal for the plumbing work: and
for 500 on the the proposal for the electrical
81 the Sehooi District OF the Borough Of
The Board Of Directors reserve the rlSh,
H. B. FIsTHYLER.
escretary Of the School District
OF the Borough OF Clifton Heights
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.YTTTsBURoH ROLLS .CORPORArIQN
etx Per Cent First Mortgage Convertible
Sinking Fund Gold bonds

,Notice is hereby given that the under
and Deed OF Trust dated July so, i6ii, OF
Pits.bursh Rolls Corporation will receive
May "a, 1921, for the sale 20 IL OF bonds
81 q The above issue to an extent sufficient. AZ AZ
sum OF s1is3 So
PROPOSALS should be placed in scaled en-
yelopes, indorsed Proposal for sale OF Fits.
bureh Rolls Corporation SIX Per Gent First
HW HMorWsge Convertible Sinking Fund G9id
i.roed groed TFeet office Broad and Chestnut
stfeees: N. u. corner, Philadelphia. Pa.
Bonds accepted must be delivered before
Suno j. 1921. or satisfactory security fur:
pnhed prior to that day that delivery VIII
DC rhnds within ten DAYS,
rymsnt for bonds accepted viii Be made
The undsrrisred reserves the right to re-
posais.
Dated Philadelphia. May 7th. 1921.
FHILADELPH1A- TRUST COMPANY.
By JOHN c. WALLACE,
Treasurer.
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NOTICE


The Board Of Education OF the school dis
trtst Of the BorouEh OF swedssboro, y. J,
viii receive scaled bids on issues Of gI1 0O6
Of 2 per cent coupon SCHOOL lot No. ! bonds
n dsnominas!oE % OF $500 dated Jy5e /. 1921
bond each year thereafter until ali are paid
Also $4,000 q per cent coupon school
datsd June /. 1921. hrst bond coming due
July I. 1922. and ono each year thereafter
Terms cash on delivery OF bonds or tenn.
poyafY receipt,
ned chc:k for por cent OF the amount OF
bonds bid for,
The board reserves the right 10 receive or
rejeet any or all Of tho bids as they see Nt
Bids TO be sent 20 Norris A. Denny, die.
T,So O'clock P, NJ, IL 4 sealed envelope
issues and may be all ,nclosed in same
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
President.
NORRIS n. DENNY,
IL.
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PARTNER SHIPS

NOTICE rs REREBY GIVEN THAT THE
psrtnership existing between Albert Banks
IsrasI Banks and Leon Borck trading as
Many at 81 North 9th street. Philadelphia
va was dissolved on May 10, 1921, by
,,-tuaI consent. Leon Borck has severed
bis connections with the Pittsburgh Gns and
Fieetrie Fixture Company and Albert and
isyaei Banks viii assume all debts and obll-
satIons ot the above Arm who will continue
10 40 business under the namo Of Pittsburgh
ia. and Electric Fixture Comnany,
~ ATRERT BANKS
ISRAEL. BANKS
LEON BCRCK,
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COMPOsGTORs stone hands monotype key
board operators. Stephen Green Co, y. L,
corner Arch and 18th.
ENGRAVER first class for lettering on
hollowware and hatwRre. Apply + OIL,
Ledger office, ----- ---....-----. 80
ENGRAVER; young man with some expert
ence IN silver engraving. Apply second
floor, Widener Bldg.
GENERAL AGENTS wanted far nronthy
premium accident and health department
OF tho oldest company writing all forms
accident, health end life insurance; requires
a man capable OF hand!nE business in every
particular; commission contract only; part
time aeryiCe considered Address e. II,
BOYER. manager casualty department Ma
tional Life insurance Company. 20 s, II,
Sale st, Chicago.
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NOTICE or BOND SALE

!. es 9oAfd % Education OF Giaymont spe.
xa.t School District. New Castle County
sss,s-srs ssy .s VII receive scaled bids ter sii .,
Ely nousand dollars face value. ot bond.
see.e2flssd to ee issued by said claymont
cpeoisi school District by virtue OF the pro-
yision OF the General School Law OF the
btlto. OF Delaware.
AID bonds viii b. of the denominstio9
o. one thousand dollars each. will DO dated
June 1921, will bear interest at the rate
onnnsi s i,lp per eent per annnm. payable semi.
IN each year.
one-twenty. OF the total issue OF bonds
wli, ss paid each year besinnins With the
nfst Gay OF June, A. ID, 1922, the bonds to
ls,, o. redeemed 70 be selected BY lot No bid
VIII De accepted at lees than the face value
ot the said bonds and the right Ia reserved
TO re1ect any or all bids.
Certined checks for hve per cent Of the
gmount bid must accompany each bid. bid to
pe torfetsd In the event that the purchaser
shall fail TO comply.
Bids will be opened In the presence of
bidders or their representatives and the
public AZ the PRINCIPAL sehoolhouse IN said
mont. Delaware, on the sist day Of May.
ccitfMoNI sPEciIAff.o f.oSs scHooG SG' pisTRfeT
:. FRED PARSONS. Secretary.
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NYTICE-RErUBLIC OIL AND GAS CO.
sfss ssoFFTSboS FTSb SSof f GSSYERTIBE5 GE5SSssssIss
T,ustse until P. NJ. May s5. 1921. for the
sale OF t$5,o0o. par value. OF the above bondR
az the lowest price not exceeding i02 and
.ccroed interest. to be applied undnr. the
and other purposes therein provided. Tho
oonSs accepted hereunder shall be presented
70 the Trustee for payment on July I, 1921.
after. which date interest thereon will cease
All ofers should 30 endorsed Proposals
Tor sale OF Republic OIL Gas Co. LIST Mise
Bends" and addressed TO
TN PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN
SURANCES on LIVES AND
GRANTING ASNCrTtES
bfT Chestnut st.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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1920 Land Title Bi;
CAMBRIA STEEL COMPANY

CAMBHIA STEEL COMPANY
Tho Annual Meeting OF tho stockholdsrs
Of the Cambria stssi Company will be held
at ths once Of the company. No. 1920 Wide
Philadelphia, Pennyivana on Taesdsy.
May 18th. 1891. at o o'clock r. NJ. when
an election will be hold for three Directors
TO servs for the term OF three years to sue.
coed those whoss terms will then expire
d. BREWER GEHLY, Secretary
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MAKE MONEY AT HoME-You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour In your spare time
writing show cards; quickly and easily
learned; no canyassing; we teach yrN. how
ard sell your work. Write today tor full
particulars to AMERICAN SHOW CARD
SCHOOL, Pyrie BldE.. Toronto. Canada.
CIVIL SERVICE examinatlons postofhce,
Govt. clerks; sl2O mrnthly; women OVER
IT: exp. unnecessary, For FREQ particulars
write John Leo 1ard Former Civil Service Ex.
nrlner). 062 Equitable Bldg. Washington.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

,,.,-S5.. NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Jh stat mishSss S9mSSis:sipp tSs o. ns ths
rcsd known as the Gloucester Turnpike. ex.
lending from Gloucester to Woodbury.. and
No tolls viii be collected on. and after the
ho,lr and day above mentioned,
Nv order Of the state HlghMay Com
psssion, A. LEE GFsSws.n; sssrs.sry
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NORRIS 4. DENNY
District Clerk

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE,
c~iyed at the state csultol until 10 A. NJ.
yrns a. 1871 when BIDS Will ha publicly
0nsned and scheduled and contract swa rded
a. soon thereafter es possible for tho fur.
Soiid Tires for the use Of the State Highway
iSepsrtment, P!ddinS blanks and full par
state Highway Commissioner, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania.
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- rocAHoNTAs tpSsoLlpArEp
Annual Meetings

10y PENN BUILDING AND LOAN AS.
sOCLATN0N OF PHILaDELPHIA,
meeting Of The stoe Ehoders Of the Penn
5uildinE and Loan Assoeiation OF PhilsdeI.
At s, o'clock p. NJ, at 100 s. 18th ct. at
which time action will be taken, in accord
aneo with resolution OF the Board OF Di.
the proposed increase OF capital stock OF
the said corporation from ono million dollars
(S1 900 yQO0).
JAMES T. HARE. Secretary.
Solicitor,
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Dividends
once Of

once Of
fHE United GAS GiPRoyEMENT co.
". w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, March D, 1871
The DIRECTORS haye this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF ono md thr CO. d,Ia rte "a
Per cent sI1sc per sharc) on the Prefsrred
SSoch OF this Company, payable June lb
at the close of business May 81, 1921 Checks
will be mailed. ]. W. NORRIS TreaE
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COMPOs sIToR MoNoTYPE
OPERATORS, PR0oEREADERS'
excellent wording conditions. with
life insurance protection, gltt
from tho COMPANY after 2 yehrs ~
service. WILLIAM MANN co. 81
y 9th St. Philadelphia.
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IMrERIAL THEATREs CORPORATION

. =, Philadelphia, Pa.
~ the [sgular monthly meeting OF the
tres Corporation, hold on April 10, 1921. a
auarterIy dividend OF Ave per cent t5esj was
holders Of record MAY Is. 1921. '''N'
CheSks will be mailed.
+. s. sroVER
Secretary and Trea surer
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver. platinum. plated ware. old.
style tewelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est, 1S17 j. J. Clark, refnor. 607 SAMSON.
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LOST. AND FOUND

CAMERA--Found camera: owner can have
same upon Identification. James Mather,
Hickman St, New York City, -
MONEY--I.ost, on Friday. May Ia, on b2d
1T. car near Lancaster ave-, two en-
velopes with money: name Belinsd. Please
return TO 8c8 8. American st, Reward.
PUPPIEs-Lost-wiil man who picked UP i.
black and white puppies on Greene St.
carly today return them to Dr. Williams.
Phone Germantown 1s. Reward,
RINa-Lost. Friday. May 10, platinum
81. Station to Allen Lane; 1I5 train. Re-
ward. Address p 519. Ledger Onice.
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$50 PER MONTH

porchesi term leases,
OAK LANE REALTY CO.. INC.
6762 York road. Oak Lane sat-
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FRANKFORT
'AK LANE

APARTMENTS 2 rooms each $40 and $40
lSa2 Orthnhnx 81. AnnLN 400 Ed axn
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BOATS, ,MoToRBoATs, ,LAUNCHE

WE HAVE 7 l'ferafts for sals: these would
be ideal for landing wharvcs: s2O each
Arp,y Mr.. Caple, ATLANTIC REFINING
co, 3li4 Passyunk ave.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS

CLOCKS repairod-John Hoffman 1915 n
18th st, Phone Tioga 7755 w.
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General

NURSES wANTED-Always In demand at
good pay; learn at home In spare time:
entire tuition can be earned In few weeks
you earn while you learn special ofrer in
Guiding free nurses outfit: write for full par
ticulsrs.
CHICAGO SCHOOL OF NURSING
42l s. Ashland Blvd. Dept. o. Chicago, Ill.
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PERSONALS

MAY 49, lo2l-On and after this date I
will not be responsible for any bills only
those contracted for by myself Harry Levy.
a126 n, Sth at. ----.
JOSEPH PEARLBERG. " Wieiczka bel
Krnkaw, k!ndly communicate with Harry
Pearbers. Room 1904, 20 Broad st.. New
York City.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
WANTED

WANTED-To buy q cigar ana newsstand
or small shop carrying souvenirs and nov,
cities In suburban country or resort town,
Address Mrs, Rosen. $50 S, Cecil ST.. Phila,
de lphIs.
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4O39 BALTIMORE AVE
GERMANTOWN

b350--Furnished apartment.
ground noor; porch; continuous hot water
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

i244 n, GOTH sT.-Thrso-story dwsh'''
suitable for business purposes.
WM LlNDER 1923 Chestnut St
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1900 CAsH--Lot .slst and ,TInieumi rIsht, y
car lire; 25xl00; great chance for lutWs
HAGAN Snl Colonial TNust BIDS. -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALI

ADVBRT1SING-Young man. 22. wishes po
ELTON with advertising concern; 5 years
experience. B $40, Ledger Ofnce.
GARDENER and chauffeur-Sober. expert.
enced man; best ref. 20 N. eth at.
LICENSED CHAUFFEUR, 4s years, single
can drive any kind of car: do his own
without any trouble: wishes steady position
VIII go anywhere. Address II. L., 226 8
3D. ct, Phla., Pa
YOUNG FELLOW will make himself useful
In garage. 2065 Mountain st.
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Apis. .HStrctly hreproof modern apnrt
ment house; large rooms and bath, With
exceptionally large closets; in frst-cIa az
condiuon. laundry conveniences; excellent
service: immediate possession. H NJ Soseh
500 Land Tltla RldR. Phnnn Snrmnn 1nzI I'
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SALE--Market between 10Th and 20'h;; M
26xl7O. j. 4. PATTERSON: $50 :. - ~
2IJT s, HTCKS--six rooms and bath: 'zs''
nJRSCIN 6nO s. Broad Vt.
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STAMPS AND COINS

CHRsTNTTT HILL, Home Crest--Desirabi,
rooms with board; for tho season or year
Phone Chestnut Hill 1918. 9.---
OCEAN CITY-Hendcrson Cottage, 11o1 As
bury ave. boarding. week. day or meal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
AN IDEAL COP.

With a cop even Bugville is blest;
Yes, the crab there makes every arrest.
Just why this Is so
You'd sure like to know.
Well, It's cause he can pinch people
best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
when the Pretty Blossoms Blow, Out Into the Fields We Go"

Then away foated the fairies; but
Julio, who had heard every word,
waited until nightfall, and going to a
great pile of fax his mother had
bought, he began to work.
1t all happened as the fairies had
promised. Every skein of fax he
touched was Immediately spun, and
when 1t was all spun Julio began to
weave, and all the spun fax became
linen Of the finest texture.
When all the linen was woven he
spread It out, and as soon as he put
a few drops Of water on it it became
beautifully tleached.
Then when morning came Julio
showed to his astonished mother all
the yards and yards of fine linen.
The linen was so good that it was
readily sold for a large sum of mon
ey. and Julio and his mother were
made very comfortable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04

night, because her mother also work.
ed in ar office building.
Are you afraid at night?" he asked
her.
YES" she said, sometimes, and
then l say, God, it's up to you to take
care of me, and if you are on your job,
why should 1 worryr about it?"
Billy "a shocked. do you think
God likes for you to talk to him that
way?" he asked.
Sure" said Mabel. He's the best
friend 1 have. mother says"
After that Billy was not afraid, for
he knew that God was as much his
friend as Mabel's, and while he did not
say it as Mabel had said it, he put all
the responsibility of taking care of
him on his Heavenly Father, and new
er more did he see the long arms with
long fingers reaching out for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
Billy's Best
Friend

nILLY'S mother cleaned rooms In
a big office building. and Billy
had to stay at home alone at
night until after midnight. Billy al
ways said to his mother when she
kissed him good night: I'm not
afraid. Don't you be worrying and
thinking I am afraid. because I am
not" AS long as his mother was with
him he was not afraid. She used to
leave about 6 o'clock, and Billy could
sit up until 8. They ate supper before
mother went away, but at s o'clock he
ate a bowl of bread and milk. Then
washed the bowl. put away the spoon
in the drawer in the kitchen and then
he began to get ready for bed. He had
to wash himself and get unGressed and
then he had to get into bed in the dark.
That was not so hard, as he could
blow out the candle and then with a
quick jump he would be in bed. He
was not so much afraid as long as the
lady who lived upstairs moved about,
but she went to bed at 9 o'clock, and
then all was quiet in the house. He
would make a nest for himself in the
bed, and keep his head under the
clothes. no matter how warm it was,
and shivers of fear would run down
his back. Sometimes he would hear
noises and be certain that some one
was coming across the room, some one
with long arms and great long fingers,
and 1t was all he could do to keep from
screaming. Then one day he found
out that Mabel, who lived at the other
end Of the block, was also alone at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04

great trial to his poor mother; he
did such foolish things.
One day she said to him: Julio, my
son, try and spin some of this fax for
me, for you know how to spin"
But Julio, instead Of spinning.
burned some of the good fax, and his
mother was very angry and scolded
him for such waste.
Then poor, foolish Julio took a bum
die Of twigs for a distaff and a broom
for a spindle and. sitting himself on
the roof Of the house, began to spin.
While he IA thus engaged three
lovely fairies happened to be floating
along In the air and saw Julio at work
on the housetop.
What an Industrious boyl" said
one fairy.
Let us give him something that will
help him." said another.
Il will agree to that" said the third
fairy. but what shall we give him?"
Il will see that any flax, no matter
how much, he touches at night will be
all spun by morning" said the first
fairy.
And the second fairy promised: 81
will see that he can weave in one night
all the fax he has spun, into the finest
linen"
And l." said the third fairy, will
so arrange that all the fine linen he
has woven will be bleached a beautiful
white by the dawn of day"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
HIDDEN TREES.

REAP and LUMP, untwist these.
please,
And they will spell the names of
trees;
TUTBRUNET and HOYRICK try.
And. last of all, find out HERCRY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
LITTLE SISTER.

You have a little sister, dear,
So hungry, thin and cold,
While you are warm and well fed here,
With comforts rare untold.
She lives afar across the sea
In lands as wasted as can be,
But you a help with food and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
JONQUILS.

Jonquils are chalices of gold,
l dearly wonder what they hold?
Brimful Of sunshine are they, dear,
Enough to last through all the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
Rules Of the Game.

Little Ethel-At the kindergarten to.
day we played London bridge.
Aunt Roberta-London bridge! Tell
me about 1t. Are the rules much diff
ferent from those of auction bridge?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
MIR. MONK UNFORTUNATE.

The monkey Just happened to choose
A very bad place for a snooze,
For the elephants sneeze,
Stirred up such a breeze
That it blew away Mr.. Monks shoes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
MAYBE AT ONE GULF.

N>cannibal was he, say I,
OK else a greedy elf;
For when he saw folks eating, my!
He went and ate himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04

For, though you may not know her
name,
She is your sister just the same!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
A P SOLUTION,

Jack Binn was very thin.
A poor, dyspeptic soul,
And so, in eating doughnuts, he
Ate nothing but the hole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
Why Stories
WHY JULIO SPUN L A
IAN italian Legend.)

JULIO vas a simpleton and was a
great trial to his poor mother; he
did such foolish things.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04

=
Yestiday us skule kids hadda pa.
rade before the Mayor so Miss Nip
Piles. our teacher, got us sum spe-
shul - We all carried flags
an Miss Nipples was leadin' an
our - looked swell. Pencil tn
dots an see wot we wore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
A SCHEME.

Remarked the hen: II wonder wher
Vacation will be mine;
/ lay and lay day after day.
But fain would l resign.
But I've a scheme that is a dream,
And rest twill surely get me-;
III set and set until they let
Me have my way and set me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
THE FACES ROUND MY BIRTHDAY CAKE

Were very bright and happy.
The fayOrs made an awful noise
When they went snippy.snappy!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04
JUMBO'S BOUQUET.

MY pal. Mr.. Elephant, dear"
Said the Monk, lis peculiar, / fear;
For he told me today
That the only boquet
He ear is the elephants ear"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19

Act to exploration for ~sub-surface
waters"
On February 3rd. the Department
of the Interior, in a letter of instruc-
ton to the director of the Geological
Survey, concurred in the opinion CIV
en- by Senator Pittman and rendered
the following decision in the cases:
After mature consideration, 1t is
believed that when lands come with
in the class described by paragraph
2 OF the regulations Of January IL,
1920, CAT L. d., 300. "unreserved,
unappropriated. mineral, nom
timbered, and not known to be sus-
ceptible of successful irrigation from
any known source of water supply,
at a reasonable cost" they should be
designated under the Act, even
though available data may indicate
that further exploration for water be-
meath the surface would be use
less . . =.
You will please submit for an
proval an order designating the land
In the townships named, IL the only
objection thereto is that stated In
your report on Carson City 01ass1."