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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
ATTENDED PERFORMANCE
OF UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB
Many Go to Americas to Hear Pop
ular Young Dawsonian.

Dawson people in large numbers
went over to Americas Saturday night
to attend the performance given by
the University OF Georgia Glee and
Mandolin Club at the Rylander thea
tire. Clifford Farrar, who was one of
the stars, was given boost by the
following home friends in the audi
ence: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Petty, Mrs. H. A.
Wilkinson, Mrs. w. ]. Lewis, Misses
Katherine Wilkinson, Nancy Gurr,
Messrs. Dudley Cooke, Joe Henry
Nasworthy, Albert Petty, Davenport
Edwards, William Lewis, Arthur Lew
is, Henry Wilkinson, Ernest Allen,
Langston Bolton, Walter Gurr, Julian
Hicks, Lucius Lamar, jr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
BUSINESS HOUSES TO CLOSE
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS

The merchants, bankers and all 9th
ers have entered into an agreement to
close their places OF business every
Thursday afternoon beginning May
4th, this half holiday to continue I'M
til August first. The public will please
bear in mind that II O'Clock sharp
each Thursday will be the hour for
closing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
MULE FALLS INTO AN
OLD WELL AND DIES
Animal Was Owned by Jim Ander-
son, Well-Known Negro of City.

A mule belonging to Jim Anderson
a well-known Dawson negro, fell into
an old we'll Monday morning and died
soon after being rescued. 1t is re-
ported that there are number OF
abandoned wells in the city which are
uncovered, and which are constant
menace. Anderson, who farms, on a
small scale in the western part OF the
city, has been peculiarly unfortunate
in the loss of mules and cows.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
LITTLE LOCALS
One Quart for Personal
lice Caused Loss of Automobile.

Friday Sheriff Woods sold at pub
lie sale under the bone dry law, a
willis roadster, which had been seized
for having whisky in it. 1t was bought
by Sid Faircloth for sos. There was
only one quart of whisky in the auto
mobile when officers took possession
of it, and that was for the personal
use of the owner of the car.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
RECTOR LAWRENCE WILL
CONDUCT SERVICE THURSDAY

Easter services to be conducted in
Dawson by Rev. J. B. Lawrence, rec
tor of Calvary Episcopal church,
Americas, will be held at the Presby-
terian church on Thursday, April 20,
Holy communion at 1890 a. m. Eve
ming prayer and sermon at 7:3O p. m
The public is cordially invited
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
MRS. PAULINE RHODES
PASSES AWAY AT CUTHBERT
Deceased Was Sister of Rev. S. F.
Sullivan of This County.

Rev. S. F. Sullivan was called to
Cuthbert Friday by the death of his
sister, Mrs. Pauline Rhodes. The body,
accompanied by a number of relatives
and friends, was taken to Blakely for
burial. The deceased is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. A. NJ. Blanton
of Cuthbert, Mrs. R. H. Sanders OF
Edison and Mrs. Ed Lasseter of Bar
tow, Fla.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
MISS KILLER UNDERGOES
APPENDICITIS OPERATION

Barnett, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Hitler, OF the Cottondale
community, was taken to Plains hos
pital yesterday morning, where she
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis, and is reported to be in a very
favorable condition for a speedy re-
coYerY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
Colony of Bees Set Up
housekeeping IN Court House.

Friday swarm Of bees looking for
new home decided to locate at the
court house. They disappeared under
the coping of the cupalo on the north
west corner of the building, and
seem secure from molestation, through
Tax Collector Russell, who has 81
hives, has been trying to devise ways
and means to take them captive and
put them to work in his apiary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
MRS. M'GREGoR RECEIVERS.

Mrs. w. D. McGregor, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis, was able to come to Dawson on
Friday, and will be at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. ]. P. Perry, for some time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
THURSDAY

COLLEEN MOORE AND JOHN BOWERS in THE SKY
PILOT Romance with the of the and with
the stranges ending you Ron comedy Open m.
10 and 20
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18

NOTIcE-YOU WILL SEE A FULL SHOW IF YOU GET
TO THEATRE BY NINE O'CLOCK.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
FRIDAY.

VIOLA DANA in THE MATCH BREAKER" A comedy
of and marriages. Where naive fapper outwi
worldly widow. Educational comedy Open 10 and 20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
ASSAILANT HITS
GIRL AND WOMAN
Man Follows Third Person
Runs After Attacks.

A man attacked a woman and a lit
tie girl and followed another woman
last night. but escaped before the po-
lice arrived, according to reports to
police today. He made no attempt to
rob the women or the girl.
Hazel Pepper, 10. colored, 2406
Hovey St. was struck on the head
with an iron bolt and knocked down
as she was crossing railroad tracks
near her home The assailant ran.
Lavenia Taylor. -, colored, 1872
NIardndale Ave, was slugged by a
man whose description is the same
as that Of the assailant Of the Pepper
girl. Miss Taylor was staggered by the
first blow and knocked down by a sec
ond blow. The attack occurred on
Sixteenth St, near NIartindale Ave.
Her injuries were dressed by a phys
ician.
Clara Gill. %, colored, 2345 Hovey
St. was followed by the same man
while walking on Sheldon St, near
Nineteenth St, but she stopped at a
residence and the police were notified
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
DEATHS

Mary E. wahL .. city hospital. ce-eoro
spinal meningitis.
Pearl D. Heady. IS. Central Indiana Hos
pitai. general paresis-
GUstave George Friedman. Ga 260S z.
Sevtrtecuth. cerebral aGOpleEy.
William Robert Walsh, days. 1904 Fin
ley. premature blrtA-
Esther. Wade, 33. Methodist Hospital. gen
cral septICaeula.
Infant Nann, . days. 023 Da-nen, pre-
mature birth.
Alexander Spruauce. -. Methodist Hos
nitaI. cardiac diletatIOD-
William Le Grand Holb-oob. II. 2O22
Wilcox. brOlchO pneumonia.
Marjorie Jane PAGE. ,, 3J3l EverSreen,
acute bronchial Odena-
John W. Areck. 66. Deaconsss Hospital,
cerebral hemorrhaEe.
Jacob Burton Fender. 4, 852 Eugene,
scarlet fever.
Ava Erp. 10. Central Indiana Hospital.
barbara Shelby. %. cor \. Delaware.
acute cardiac dllatatLou.
Amos K. Caldwell, /, $40 Arbor, broncho
pneumonia.
cinOma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
DEATH NOTICES


CROZIER. JAMES P-Husban4 Of Jennie
c. Crozier, passed away Wednesday, Dec.
Saturday at their home, $50 y. East st.
Remains viii be taken to SCOttsburg md,
Sunday morning at TO Tor funeral and
burial
HOLBROOK. WILLIAM L.-Age "A. passed
away Dec 10. Funeral services 1t the
residence Of his daughter. Mrs Harry C
Williams oO22 WlIcox street. Friday = p m.
Friends invited. Burial, Crown Hill. Private
SANTTZ. WILLIAM J-Passed away Dec.
20 ar 30 r. M. age Il years at the
home of his sister Mrs Charles G.. Meyer
at 1145 Laurel st. Funeral Saturday Dec
IL az 80 Q. N, al the home. - D. m, at
Emmaus Lutheran Church. corner Laurel
and Orange streets. Friends invited. Bu-
rial Lutheran cemetery
TYGRETH. NELLIE F-Wife OF John Ty
Ereth and daughter of 1lrs. Liza Rauch
Pollard. sister OF Anna BueuHagel and
Mrs Lula Brown. passed away Tuesday
Dec. 10. II p. M, at her mothers resi-
view the remains from - 70 Q p. m, Thurs
dav. Dee 21. Services Friday. Dec. %,
] 80 p N. at mothers residence Burial
Crown Hill Services private
WONACK. CLEOPATRIA-Wife of A 4
Womac}y. passed away Tuesday, Dec. 10.
Funeral at residence, 1910 College. Friday.
p. Il.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
ROOMS FOR RENT

2S70 n. ILLINOIS St., attractive, warmn,
front room, with bath; gentlemen; good
car line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
LOANS
Legal NOTICES
cTICE TO BANK AND TRUST COM.
DANTEG


Notice TO BANK AND TRUST COM.
PANIES.
Notice is hereby given the State board o.
finance viii meet N the St5tehouse n lnai-
auapoiis. md. on Monday, Jan. l, 1928, Tor
the purpose Of designating repositories for
state funds for the ensuing two years.
Proposals for receiving funds Of the state
OF Indiana are invited from dualned banks
and trust companies of the state. such
proposals must be submitted on this regulag
printed form and fled with the auditor OF
State on or before Jan. l. 1923. Forms for
proposal and bond may be secured By apply
ing TO the auditor OF State.
Surety companies authorized 10 DO pusis
ness IN Indiana will be accepted es surety
for repositories. Collateral securities named
in the statute viii also be accepted. PerS5ual
bonds viii be accepted provided they ers
signed by not less than seven freeholders OF
the Stals
Personal bonds shall be in a sum not less
than go per cent and surety and conateranl
bonds shall be III a sum not less than o9
Pc cent of the maximum deposit authorized
ava STATE B0GRD OF FINANCE.
WARREN T. McCRAY, Governor.
Attest: President Of the Board
ROBERT BRACKEN Auditor of State,
Secretary of the Board.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed the board of commissioners of Ma
rion County. Indiana, Will, up TO 10 o'clock
a. m. Jan. 16, 1928, receive sealed bids Tor
installation of hot water system In court"
house and retaining wall and bank proteo-
tion for Raymond street road according TO
plans and specifications on file in the Office
Of the tpr of Marion County.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond
and an affidavit rs required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
witness our hands. this Goth day OF De.
HARRY D. TUTEwILER,
CARLIk H. SHANK,
ALBERT HOFFMAN,,
Commissioners of Marion County
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Aaron Pimmitt. IO16 y. Illinois St;
Annie Mason. 1922 Superior st.
J. IS. Smith, PlttsOOr0. md; Hattie
BIvans. 1881 y. Washington St
C. o. WamsIsy. 1888 S. Eastern Ave;
Marguerite Bailey 3I7 E. Minnesota St.
Raymond CrUmpton, 209 y. TrauO Ave;
Cleo Mcdowell, $50 5 Keystone AVG.
". z. DOdd 6415 Ferguson ST.; Edna G..
MOulton. 6lO7 Broadway ST.
Il L " Miller. Meqtrase. Ilrs Vannostrand,
Albert W Bonn. 5000 S. Meridian St;
Lula Rooster, $500 Bril- St
z. J. Craig. $50 Tibbs Ave: Lola Motley,
go y. Keystone Ave
Clifford Jackson 625 Blake St; NAY Kate
Rollins. 500 Baldwin ST.
William Henry Harrison. 140 8. Ritter
Ave; Josephine Lewis, 49, Johnson Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
LOST AND FOUND

@N~~~A~NN~~N~N~~ ~~NN~~~~~~~~s~S~>~~~s~
LOST-Saturdsy .. m. Dee 16. five rings
tied in handkerchief. one thrce-Quarter
karat diamond. one half karat three-eights
karat one mstrix. one pearl. Finder please
return to 1894 KenwOod Ave. and receive
liberal reward.
AMBER comb. set with brilliants lost Sat
urday, on Thirteenth St. between Central
and Park; keepsake: reward. Main 1887.
LOST-Patent kid Russian boot in New
York Store; purchased Marotts shoe
store. Webster 0921. Reward.
LOST-White French poodle, Friday eve
ming: name Toodles or Iootsle. Return
S43 Charles street. Reward.
LADY'S gold wrist watch. Ornamented
around face. gold dial. plain back, black
strap. Webster 1882 Reward.
LOST-Diemond ring in purse: keepsake
Liberal reward. Circle 3642.
I2 HELP WANTED-NIALE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
BIRTHS

Thomas and Olive RYAN. 1925 y. Arsenal
Francis and GLADYS Cassidy, city hospital.
Clarence and Eliza Jones, city hospital
souri,.
Coradino- and Constance Nrone. 221
GeiseudOrH.
Albert ana Georgia Murray. 1921 S.
PershinE.
stephen aud Margaret Hopkins, 500
Drexel.
WAYNE and 31areie HAYNES. SCI W. wal
nut
Guy and Emma shadiu-er, 5543 Univer-
sity.
Joseph and Helen Thomas. 121S Blaine.
BOYS
Ernest and Matilda Incl. 3016 HOycy-
harry and Martha Agal. Deac0ness Hos
pitaI.
George and Katherine Sheib. 1912 Ken
Jacob and Minnie seattles, Twenty-Third
and Emerson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for con-
hnement. May work for part of expenses.
Babies for adoption. Write for booklet.
Mrs. T. p. Long 4911 z. Twenty-Seventh
st. Kansas City, No.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

HELP WANTED-NIALE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21

DELAWARE. n, 715: sleepin. room: one
or two ladies or gentlemen; unusually
warm: very reasonable: also alcove room
with board. Circle GS66
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PERSONALS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. TITUS, 951
North Del. L. 1854. II. 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
BUILDING GRAFT IS
RULE, NOT EXCEPTION
Investigating Commission iiah

.InVestIgatlng COMMISSION makes
Public Findings of Probe.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. q. - Graft and
dishonesty in the building trades is
the rule and not the exception" the
Daley Building Investigating Com
mission found, according to its report
made public today. after d two years
investigation Of conditions in the
Middle West
The commission recommended pas
sage OF laws which would put teeth
in existing statutes to prevent price
fixing conspiracies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
N AiElfORIANi

.N~N~~~~~~N~~s~~>~~N~-~ ~~~>~0-N->s>N~~~>N|~~e~
HUDELSON-We wish " thank our
many neishbOrs. friends and relatives for
their many acts of kindness shown US dur
ing the illness and death of our beloved wife
and mother. Esther A HudeisOu Especially
do we thank the Rev Read pastor Wood
side ". Z. Church. the singers: the under
takers Moore & Kirk. ana all those who
contributed TO the beautiful floral offerings
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-21
TRUCK
SALESMAN
R00MS F0R RENT

SALESMEE-Three with machines: excel
lent future to the right parties. See Mr..
Fletcher. 1852 Lemcke Annex Bldg.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12
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 Otu v MiiLon Jars U,sd Yeo,lu
Ots, v Million Jars U,sd Neo,ly

enthusiasm gretted him as to cnr courage a second, Twyning and Mir, Fortune were immersed in adapting the workshops to war work for the government And il was made suni- ciently clear to sabre that, NO long away and immediately to be off again, there could bc no interest for him In the enterprise,
 He rose to go, "I only called Tn to show off my officers uniform"
 Twyning said, Yes, congratulations ucain, old man" He laughed. You mustn't think you're going to have ever meet, He's getting q commis- sion, too" His manner. directly he began to speak of Harold changed to that enormous affection and ads mraiion for his son which Sabre well remembered on the occasion of liar old joining up His face shonc, his mouth trcmblcd with loving pride al what Harold had been through and what he had done, And he was such a good boy-wrotc twice a week to his mother and once when he was sick in hospital the Padre of his bat taion had written 10 say what q good and sterling boy he was"
 Extraordinarily different TwyninG the father Of Harold, and Twyning in daily relations.
 VI.
 His leave drew on. He spent his time in long walks alone and, when ever they were possible, in the old evenings with Mir. 'argus. In Mabel's
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12
0I91 A.S,A.HuTcHlNSON

car 1"NiuG aai working very long hoWs, There WAS one letter thnt he tcNer posted but of Inc existence Of which he permitted himself to tell her, ''l carry 1t about with me d. wa%s in my pay-hook It Is ad!rcssc q 10 you If ever ] get ontcd # will go 'io YOU, In it l have said everything that have never said to you but that son know, without my saying, There'll 5c no harm In your hearing it from my own hand it I'm dead. l keep on adding to it. Every time we come back into res, add a little more. II all coula be sna in tho three words we hay@ novor anil 10 one another"
 Anl Shc wrotc, "Marho. l can read Norr letter, every line of it. l lie awai;c, Marko, and imagine myself word hy word, line by line, and word by word, line by line, in the same words and in the same lines, l answer II. So whon you read jt 10 yourself for mo. read il for yourself 10 ms. oh, Marko--"
 Early in December he wrote to Mabel:
 "A most extraordinary thing has happened, I'm coming home, I've tNe men in the battalion who have been selected to go home to an Off ccr Cadet battalion for q commission.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

down yet? I'll go up, Low Jinks- Low links, I'm dashed if you aren't .cfyihg!"
 He broke off, "Hullo, Mabel! HulIo. pld you get my letter. I'm coming up,"
 Mabel was Tn a wrapper al the head of the stairs, He ran up. Pm simply filthy DO you mind2" He took her hand,
 she said, "I never dronmt you'd be here at this hour, How are you, Mark? Yss, l got your letter Rut I never expected you till this evening. It's very annoying that nothing Is ready for you"
 Just the same Mabel But he wasn't going to let her be the samot He had made up his mind to that as he had come along with eager strides from tho station,
 But the three days at home were piclon wus well founded, she was bullying Fife. He began to notice 1t at once. Fife. with whom Inc had anticipated a lot Nf fun, was differ ent not nearly so bright; suhduod; her eyes, not always, but only hy occasional flashes, sparkling that in- tense appreciation of the oddities of life that had so much attracted him in her. Yes, dash if, Mabel was treating her in rotten way Bully ing. No, it was not exactly bullying. it was snuhbing,. a certain acid quail ty always present in Mabcl's voice when she addressed her--tnat and q manner of always being what he thought of as Fat her"
 In March he came back, q second lieutenant; and immediately when in time to come he looked back things set in train for that ultimate cncount- CT with life which was awaiting him.
 He went over for one visit to the office at Tidborough, Not so much
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

o'clock and announced himself with a loud, "Hullo. everybody" and dumped the butt of his rifle on the floor, An enormous crash in the kitchen ard Il shriok of Its the ulas- tcr." hernlded the tuumultuous dis charge upon him of High Jinks and
 Low links. Fife appeared from the dining room He was surrounded and enthusiastically shaking hands. Hello you Jinkses Isn't this ripping? By iove, Highland Low-its famous to sec you again. Hullo, Ellie, Just fancy you being here. How Jolly fine, oh? Where's the Mistress? Not
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12
ARE YOU !. THIN AND SCRAWNY?
Tho Bones of the BOJy Were Not 1n- tended tO Show.-coyer Them
 With Flesh.

Nobody wants to be called fiat, '' those untortunates who are so pain fully thin that they have that "scrnw- ny" look, Especially ia this true of women. The rounded figure Is the figure of health and beauty, If you are too thin you can add solid. firm flesh by taking Gude's Pepto- Mnneun with your meala for a few weeks, IL will put you in better health and Ma turo will restore you to your normal weight. Pcpto Mangnn itself does not add weight but 1t does build up health. You won't be thin and scraw- ny if you are well, Get it of your druggist He sells it in both liquid and tablet form, Advertisement
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

Don't jump to the conclusion that I'm the Pride of the Regiment or any thing like that. It's simply due to two things: one that this is not the kind of battalion with many men who would think of taking commis- sions; the other that both my pla- toon officer and the captain of my company happen to be Old Tiburians and, as I've told you. have often been rather decent to me. l hope to be homo on the third and I go to the Cadet battalion, at Cambridge, on the fifth
 He made rather boisterous entry into the house on his arrival arriv- ing in the morning before breakfast. He entered the hall just after eight
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JAPANESE ORGANIZATION.

Continued in Our Next Issue)
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12
Leaders Who Arrived Here With Im-
 migrants Form Society.

Honolulu, T, It, April i2,- An or. ganlzation Of Japanese who arrived here h7 years ago. with the first party of lmmierants, is being planned hy &, lshll NJ years old, and K. Yoshido, IT years, who met in Honolulu recently for the first time since their arrival, according to the Nippu Jiii, Japanese language newspaper.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12
Continued Eron, pns Last issue.
III.


 Sabre did not kaow how over wrought he was untll ho was at ,.omo again and come 10 Mabel seated at breakfast.
 Mabel looked ID from her break fast. Wei ] do think -" rhie vas the beginning of it. lie felt himself digging his nails into tho palms of his hands. 'J'ye hen ,,p with old Mrs. Perch. 1 was with lrr when she died, It's upset me . Dit "I don't wonder. IT you ask mo, think it was very extraordinary your being there. If you ask mo, 1 think sending for you at that hour of tho night, Whyever should she seud for you of all people?'
 II was their greatest friend" Yes, know you always liked thein. But you couldn't be of any use. l must say do think people |are very funny sometimes. If Miss Bright had done the right thing. as We are their nearest neiehbors. she would have sent and asked me if |could let one of the maids go over and oe "l''l iti' iii'u Abu toHlH lluNe gone up, too. if you'd wished and |could nave come back again l don't think she had any right to send for you"
 He had sat down and was about Ito pour himself out some tea. He put down the teapot and got up. Look |here, do me favor. They're dead, both of them. Don't say anything more about them. Don't mention the Subject again. For Gods sake" He went out of the houye and got |his bicycle and set out for the office. |At the top of the Green he passed |young Pinnock, the son of Pinnock's s |young Pinnock caught his eye The |coor was a vivid red crown on a Khaki brassard, on the young mans |arm. The badge Of the recruits en- |rollcd under the Derby enlistment |scheme. He dsmounted. "HulIo, Pin |nock. How on earth did you get that |armlet? l thought you'd been re- |jected about forty times?" Young Pinnock grinned hugely f'Don't matter if you've got both feet lin, or head and shoulders neither, lat Chovensbury today, MT. Sabre. There's such a rush of chaps to get fn before they make conscripts of Through
 Sabre turned his front wheel to the Ohovensbllry road.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

The two men have written two other Japanese, Sakuma of Nawiliwili and Arai of Anahole, both on the is- land of Kauai. who arrived in the first band. asking that they join the organization, Matsugoro Takeshita, of Waialula. Oahu, is the only other Japanese who came here Tn 1865. He will also be requested to become 8 member, the Nippu Jiji said.
 These English celebrities don't give us our moneys worth, anyway. Not a one in the lot wears d monocle.