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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

sSsltdtfi Alrlcei care se hraneSc c'1
Ilarwe 81 lacusteg
Tneori practica aceastta Sc bi-
!zuie pc niste supersitii. Fallii,- din
Africa ccuatoriala, fsi mananra
NORTH. Exceptii fac regii 81 ca.
petcniile. Alteori triburilc Isl
schimbi moftii. pentru ca Sal
manancc 81 mai Gu pofta.
In regiunea Nilului de Sus pri.
zonicrii de razboi stunt ingrasati
81 in nrlna taiati b,1catele 81 ser
witt Ia masA
Alte popoare africanc fac 81
conserve. din rarne de ON. NJ,
slim daca in aceste pregatiri in
trebninteaza ca Europes1ii miro.
denii 81 chtii de tinichea san o
expune la scare ca pastrama, dar
eNploratorii an devenit acest fapt,
care indeplinit char de specia.
| listi
In Noua ZeIamla. -cand muria
Iun set, supa,Sii sal ii anancau car
nca 81 cand nu Sc saturau ii man
|cau 81 sofia. ST acestc opcratii
erau fac1te cu un ceremonial dco-
scbit.
In insrllele Marchize populatia
g ceya mai .cioplita. Carnea de ON
o gateste cu zarzawat /; lar in Noua
Caledonia, dac;i vrc-o femcie ra-
taceyte singura, cohcetatenii sal
0 lucid, ii tale tlmpul, pe care-l
mananca ca pc cine site &C bnna-
tate.
Misionarii crestini insa au in
frnntat toate pericolele 81 au
Tputut sd domoleasca aceasta
|pofta.
Negrii spun Cd, carnea de ON
II mai ales de abb este foarte
gtlstoasa, lar uni chimisti euro
Ipeni, stlstin ca seamana cu a por-
cnlui.
Comparatia dintr'un anumit
pq,nct de vedere par'ca mr. Fl
gresita.
Vasile Dem. Bradul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

Lumea ar crede ca dupa atatea
|.nenorociri carl au cazut as,,pra
Rusiei bolscvicii Sc vor ii incu-
mintit 81 Sc yor astampara. Oar
rlici vorba de lucrul acesta. Eli nu
grijcsc dc ncvoilc lor ci calta sd
fericeasca 81 alte popoare Gu dom
mia bolseyica. Gu bani grei Ell
! sustin in toatc tdrile AGENT, carl
,sa indiemnc lumea lesne crezatoare
la bolsevism 81 la rascoala.
Agentii acestia au datoria sd
instiinteze pc sefii lor de la Mos
cova despre rezultatul agitatiilor
Tor. Gazeta 'Viitorul'' din Bucl,-
rcsti prins un astfel de rapport.
Acknowledgements Sc plang ca I'LL
prea pot face mare ispravd in
i'Sarbia, undo guvernul tine ordhlc
81 taranul sal'b nh vrea sd site de
lbolseyism.
| A doua tara in care gandurilc
belsewicc nu pot prinde Roma
|nia. 81 aici agentii bolsevici sunt
urlnariti de dirigatorii 81 m pot
face mimic. lar taranul, roman a
fost improprictarit 81 Sc impotri.
veste idcilor bolScvice. Numai III
Basarabia agcntii bolsevici gasesc
putin sprijin in populatia fusasca
4 bnlgareasca 81 evrciascd.
i Rezultatc bune au avut boise.
4 vicii in Grccia. undc armata gre
ceased a fost batuta in mod rusi
jnos de Turci. Dcasemeni 81 u
Bulgaria bolgeyicii sunt CA la e
.Iacasa. De aceia aici omornrile $
jafurile sunt fapte zilnice. In ur
-ima acestui rapport aeentii bolsevic
au prinit Gle la Moscova ordin, ca
sd raspandeasca cat mai multi gan
idnrilc bolSevice printrc muncitori
ttnvcrnnl nostru va griji insa ca
:linistca 81 ordinea din tara sd fit
ipastrata 81 agentii bolsevici, daci
4 ror rcusi sa intre in tara, vor +
sItinuti la respect.
(Din 'iGIasul Bucovincf').
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
ANTRo RoRoFAaL.

Gustul unor a,epoare salbatsce
de inanca carne de ON ale unple
81 astazi de groaGa, desi este mnit
mai rar ca inainte. Sc gasesc snrk,
in Africa si in Oceadlia sxlbateci
antropofagi. Accasta predilcctie
M . nasenta din lipsa ac a1imen-
te, caci de go mar ii tot 80 de
nnancatori do caFAe dp ON d 1Ss.
chimosii, carl trSiee ~ sdlb1txcia
pofalai Nord san BesisnaAii din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
M. S. REGEIE st TARASrL.

Dl Mihalachc d fost la Pa1at ca
sa arete N. Sale de zee partidul
taranist nu poate sa asistc la in
coronarea profanata de LIBERAL.
Gu totii, oamenii dc binc, sinceri
i,tbitori tle tara 81 de Iron au ma
nifcstat aceiasi atitt,dine 80 81
s 'au arafat preientiosi ca marelc
ideal sd nu Sc i1lfapt,,iasca mai
putin demn 81 glorios decat il me-
rita 81 M. s. Regele 81 Romania
Mare. Suvcranul a ascultat Gu.
vintele, de data asia spuse raspi-
cat de- fruntea taranimei din Re-
gat.. I'm flu de taran, un invatator
al satelor, I'M fost ministrl, un
luptator de pc front, reprezentan.
tut partidului tar;nesc ii yorbi
Stapanmui tarii - 81 la povestit
ca unui adevarat parintc nlahni.
rea 81 jalea &c pun lanturi picptu-
rilor plinc de nadejde. lara M. S.
Regele mangaitor, in. dorul de a
alinta sufcrintclc, a arafat un deo-
sdbit interes pentru partidul tara
mist - spulbcrana acele calomnii
Gu care ca,aarila liberala cauta sd
|dea partidului taranist infatisarea
dc bolsevic. Grija parintcasca a
Mriei Sale nu poate sd nu dea
roade folositoare - 81 nh ,1tem
ii decat fcriciti cd legatura dintrc
tara 81 Regc isi inchiaga din nou
trainicia 81 incredcrea.
Dar, nu pute.M rctaeea irversu-
nata f,lrie Gu care libcralii urma-
reau sd denatureze fiecarc mani.
festarc taranista. Nh putem 81. nu
s,tbliniem ca atitutlinca Palatului
blameaza semnificativ atHudinea
liberalilor. In clipa cand g1tvcnul
arunca inca cele mai desuchiatg
inventii impotriva taranistilor eau
tand sa arete pc tarani ca un pc,
ricol, lar pc coiaducatorii lor ca
niste revolutionari imorali, in ace,
iasi clil1a Maria Sa ii socoats
demni a sta cu Ei la 1nasa 81 i
lpoftestc sd asiste la incoronares
pentru care presetintele consiliu
lui de ministri 1anseaza invita-
tiunile.
Iata dar ca libcralii jar au spu.
|inexactitati 81 iata Cd defaimato
rii au fost iarasi p,lsi la ]ocul lor
ISituatia politica Isl are I'm casti.
evidcnt din liinpezirea pc care Z
arlnce aceasta autlicnta. Pc cane
tiiraniStii basarabeni Sc despair
4 de liberali - taraniStii Rogathu
au adus Ia cunogtinta M. s. Regc
; lui - prapastia e7i desparte p
liberali de tara.
! Prapastia pc care cortegial ia
; ranilor MI trecc - dar Ia margi
/ nea Garcia orice roman ingenun
chic - 81 Sc inchina Doannulu
asteptand ferbcirea tdrei.
i ,lDin 'lPatria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
ARTICLE VII.
SECTION Is
This proposal, provides

~, THIS proposal, provides
4i)sNo insicbtcd,s:ss
shall be incurred Tor cut.
rem, operating expenses
ncr for the acquisition u
property having an esti.
saa;ed usefulness o! less
than I'VE years. with GER.
tain necessary exceptions
Of an emergency caarac-
ter
IN No funded deb,
shall run longer Than forty
years.
~ No tonds@or notes
issued for properly, or
improvements shall run
longer than file probable
period .ofi ,,scfuluess
thereof 10 be Fixed by law
or estimated as provided
by law
The legislature shall
have power 10 fix the fis-
cni years Of political sub.
divisions and % fix tho
maximum maturity oil
bonds OF notes issued fol
any purpose.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
CINE A P1ERDuT BANATuL
RoMANEsC?
Rclul nefast al d-lui Bratianu la
Paris. - Senzationalele declaratii
ale d-lui Caius Brediceanu, fcstul
delegat al Romaniei la Paris.

a1C u-1uA NdiuS 0ICu1CcduU, 1CSLul
! delegat al Ronaniei la Paris.
Romania Noua a avut sd luptc
la Conferi1ta de pace din Paris.
! GU celc mai mari dificultati. Gu
I, vernnl d-lui Bratianu ma cautat.
ca la aceasta confcrinta sd fie re-
prezintata Romania, ci - partidul
liberal. ID Dratianu fost primit
de guvernul francez dc atunci Gu
rdceal6, ca ostilitate char. D-nul
Bratianu, scful gnvcrnnlui liberal
1dc-atunci ma volt, d11sa, sd tie
sealna de situatiunea data ci
continual Ell incapatinare sd die
tcze, sa provoace prin atitudinile
hui bizantine dificultati noua 81 sd
lparaseasca apoi in Gel mai critic
moment conferinta.
! ID Caius Brediccanu, fost sub
secretar de Stat al Ministerului
de externc in guvernul Vaida 81
unul edintre -delegatii Romaniei la
Conferinta de pace aIfacut la un
banchet3 dat GU prilejnl adunarii
partidnlui national din Timisoara
destainuiri scnzationale despre
rolul nefast Al d-lni Bratianu la
Paris.
4 Banatul Lam perdut din vina
4 d-lui Bratianu 81 tot din vina d-lui
Bratianu MI s'a mai putut revenl
asupra acestci chestnut, desi dl
Vaida primise promisiunea d-lui
lloyd George ca chcstiunea Bana-
| tnlni va forma ol,iectul unor noui
discutiuni.
|! lata ce-a spus dl Brcdiccam:
/! Brdtianu VENT cu totnl me-
oregatit la confcrinta 81 scurta sa
| activitate fost determinata de
aceasta Nlipsa de pregatire. El
avea msa I'm program rigid: Ba.
natul pana la lisa. Tardieu, dele
gatul francez la confcrinta,- pre-.
zentat d-lui Bratianu in cursul
unel sedinte harta, rugandu-l
sal arate care lar Fl maximul dc
teritoriu &c lam putca ceda sar.
bilor in fata Bclgradukai.
| La aceasta ir1trebarc, dl Brltia,
|nu trantit actelc pc nasa, de
| clardf1d ga GU cat va Fl mai de
favorable graniia noastra, Gu a
sarbilor.
Dnpa acest incident, dl Bra
tianu a plecat pe neasteptate, Ii
sandu-ne singuri la conferinta
Tara nici instructiune. A rleca'
pur 81 simplu pentru scapa ds
orice raspundcre. Lam telegrafia
zilnic sd ne trianita instruetiuni
'ot astfel ann telegrafiat 81 succe
sorlllni SAN Vaitoianu, dar far'
nici I'm rezultat.
Accstea crau 1mprejurarile, /,
sari comisilnea romana, colnpus;
lin Bredneanu, Cantacuzino 8
Vaida fost ncvoita sa-si continu,
activitatea La confcrinta de PACE
I ca dl Bratianu nu lasat acol,
cele mai bune impresiuni, aceast,
rezplta din ur1natoarea declarati
9 drlui Uemenceau: Slava Dom
4 nului, ca att VENT d-voastre 81 .cj
III
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ARTICLE XII.
SECTION 2

This Amendment of
Afiieie XII. Section 2.
aeAvss she present cons,i-
ration m foece with &C.
spscs 20 tlsr following
xl1.Ail probe.,y ,saxsdl
Sccost1lug 10 rs value shall
bc assessed at It's true
/ value in monet.
(2) The power to|
exempt certain pfopeety}
nbsoAtxly. Il No. changed.
II introdutss tho fol.
lowing new propositions
90 No aReycgatc tax
rate in excess Of fifteen
mills on the Dollar can tel
l<vied witlous d vote OF
the people
(2l no rate in cxccss1
%! one mill EN- he levied
for state 'purposcs.
(yyf 4 ddjesonal taxesI
rH,sH be asSsllosized ss Jol
spccihe aynptin,s. periods
and purposes at q regular /
November election BY two.
thirds OF THOSE voting ON
the proposition. unless q
majority or those voting
al che election approve.
(4) The 5,m,ted ievies
are 10 be distributed BY
local boards. II composed |
q persons holding other
ofAces. these mna contain
rep, csenia.ivcs OF thel
County government. the
municipal governments f
and the schools.
(5) The legislstsrc is |
authorized 10 substitute
other methods Of taxation
cf properly TO. the taxa
lion thereof according "a
lis value: but no property
can be relieved of taxa.
tion according 10 value
without, sueA substitution. /
The Legislature IS au.hor.
lied by this amendment,
10 tax property according
10 IS irae va'tie by a uni.
form RUE. br Is not re-.
9u,red 10 mate the rule
Uniform.
The amendment carries
a schedule designed to pu. /
it into effect gfadually}
without ir,pa,,ing theobE-
cations ot contracts or thc1
cifett ~ prcy;m.s votes OF /
the elc-tofs. ard - Is To-,
afford time for new iegis!
lation.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

SFia rDmara a avut sapoi
teh5ia sarcinh de 4 indrepta gra-
.velc copseeiifr ale grcselilor tae>
ticc savaYitc s4lc Ill Bratiafiu. A..
ccasta muncil.a fost vadarnicita
tot. de dl Bratiann Vaiaa reusisc
sa obtina I'm dnarc success Diplo-
matte ia Londra, rezoisand ches-
tiunca Basarabici. Cel mai mare
success al siI b fostInsa, ca a OBJ.
tinut de Ia Lloyd George 81 Har-
ding promisi,lni Elective, ca chcs-
tiunca Banatu1ui va forma obicc-
tut unor nohi discntiuni. Bird.
.tiann a zadarricit ilsa orice poll.
tica it1teleapta, aplicand lovitura
mortala .d-lni vaida.
lDin 'iPatria v.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
PUNETl sEMNuL X IN
BREPTul PRIMULul CuviNT YES
Cand Dupa cs,,n y. ,,c,,, u n,,eiiuu,
Vo&tl de epi Jos
ARTIeuE xv.
SEcTfON o.l

mo beverage containing
'.tlyo and fhrec.qtlatters. orl
less, per Gent, cf alcohol
bhysweigh, shall be dcemcdI
|5H Intoxicating liquor. and
|fhc manufacture and sakl
lof such beverages for con-|
sumption in homes andI
places Of abode shall bel
lawful. No beverage con-
.tairifIs more than one.
half ~ cne per cent o1
altci1el ty voh,me may tel
sold ~ he drank on the
pres1iscs where sold.
+. Possession Of in;oxicats|
ing liquors in the home or]
|stesi6efce ,of any personI
fcf his Of her personal ltscl
1r the luse Of his or herl
|siAtniIy or.his or her guests
|swheh not intended ioS1
sale sor osher illegal pur.|
|ttcsc. Shall not ase u1law-
ful.
No search or asse,npt to-
seaSch.s .shcspersnp or prop
|erfy Of any .sG.an WITH
OUT previously. securing q
search Warrant snail BE-
anihDs.zed IN Abe enforce
Mers of all laws pertain.
Arg 4 to sks prohibition Of,
ipsoxioa:sng liquors.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

- ~ f>ss-''~s ~ 2
ccmer2ile pentru astfel de lcarii
al inccput sd scada. Sc crtdc ca
callza este ura &c lumca incepe i b
nntreasca contra militarismuMi.
Toxic. RI Italia cumparat cla.
|dirca anlbasadei Austro- Ungare de
Iaici, una Gntre ccle mai frumoase
|zitliri ale orasulni. Franth planu-
este sa>si cladeasca aici nouM
ambasada Ambasada care pre-
zinta aspectul eel mai modest este
cea americana.
Copenliaga. Exploratorul
Rasmussen Z dat peste cinci tri-
burr de eschimosi fericiti, carl in
viata lor MI vaZl,sera ON alb.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
c4~r,71 Pere ~ Africa

The FIRST ueal 81 Ic#S - arrive in
Johonue~hur@ South Africa. is "a Ger
man one. it las very interesting
history Srvau years ago set OF
three bells uirH e'e- f. control was
subscribed for the $40 ur~ including
the late cN-Eaiserin of Germany. They
were shipped ou tire Pruz Regent,
which an the outbreak of the ar ram
into TeurrGre where the goods were
warehouSod. Recently the owners Of
the warehnu-e demanded that the CON
si"neeS should take delivery. The lat
ter are the committee Of the Friedens
Kirche. i'm Twist street hose Ger
man-spcakiug congregation. though I'm
straitencd circUm -fauces. made shift
TO pay the expenses. with the result
that the bells. which are described rs
a very fine trio. are now erected in
the church in question.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
Mckinn Bal Rubies.

In the Heller Laboratories in Paris
there are chemists Who are able To ac-
complish in a few hours what nature
requires thousands OF years TO com
plete
1t wa~ after years of experimenting
that NJ Werneuil produced In his own
laboratory a genuine ruby. Since then
not only rubieS, but many tinted sap
phires also have been made. That
they are the real article as perfect as
natures precious stones. is proved, and
:hey ansvC, to every known test They
confirm exactly the same substances
as natural gems, and are subjected to
mechanical fore 5 that are similar TO
those employed by nature in her lab
oratory underground.-Pop Science
Monthly.
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susceptible TO impulses of compassion
in conflicts such as these; in fact, If
/ there was warfare between them, ex-
/ perience had taught him to be wariest
when she seemed kindest. He moved
| away from her. and went into another
/ room where his condition was one Of
/ increasing mental discomfort, though
he looked for a while az the pictures
( in his great-uncIe's copy of paradise
I Lost" These illustrations, by NJ. Gus
tave Dore. failed TO aid in reassuring
his troubled mind.
When Florence left. he impulsively
I accompanied her. maintaining nerv-
ous silence rs they compassed the
short distance between Uncle Joseph's
front gate and her own. There, how
Z ever. lie spoke
Look here! You don't hat to 90
and believe everything that ole girl
told you, do you:"
"No" said Florence heartily. 81
7 don'r hat to-"
"WeU. look here" he urged, help
less but 10 repeat. You don't hat 10
believe whatever it was she went and
told you, do your"
"What was it you think she told
me. Herbert2'
"AH that gua-you know. Well
whatever it was you said she told
You"
ct didn't said Florence. 81 didn't
say she told me anything at ALL"
"WeH. she did, didn't she?"
"Whv. mo- Florence replied. light
IT, "She didu't say anything to me.
Only I'm glad 10 have your opinion
Of her. how she's such a story-teller
and all-if I ever want to tell her,
and everything"
BUT Herbert had greater alarms than
this. and the greater obscured the
lesser. "Loos here" he said, eff she
didn't tell you, how'd you know it,
,heu?"
How'd 7 know what?s
"That-that big story about my ever
sayin' knew I had"-he gulped again
pretty eyes"
-"Oh. about that!' Florence said, and
swung the gate shut between them.
''WeI. ] guess it's too late to tell you
tonight, Herbert; but maybe if you
and that nasty little Henry Rooter do
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7Aas ~
ClGl u lbs
Place of Weird Wonders Is Lo-
cateC in Lower burma.
According to Natives. the People There
Possess Characteristics OF Both
Man ana Demon.

There IS town in Lower Burma
which IS surely tie most weird and
uncanny place on the map.
Few Europeans have ever penetrat-
ed 10 II, bur Indians who have been
there declare il Is inhabited by wizards
ana necromaucerS who WELD strange
powers.
Visitors who enter this town Of
hale Iilaungtot are said TO be doomed.
\ native who went there found a
terrible silence broodiug over the
place. His bearers would not 20 near
the place. declaring that the marshes
which almost entircle it are the abode
o. beings, neither human nor super
natural, but possessing the character
istics OF both man aud demon.
Tie woods are entirely devoid Of
bird life. but extraordinary and gro
teSque noises are heard coming from
deeper parts of the forest. Tile night
is made hideous with the sound Of
gongs and the wild chanting OF wizards
invoking tue spirits o. the dead TO re
appear.
Strange are the stories OF miracles
told about this town. 4 trader saw
a fowl taken out OF a bag. its head
cut of ANA then put on again, after
which the bird. when placed ca the
ground walked away.
Another Traveller in Burma has
averred that he saw "a necromaucer
expand himself by some means INTO
the size OF "a balloon. collapse and
disappear TO the sound OF an eNuIo-
sion
There are wizards who believe they
can transform themselves INTO the
shape of Wild animals. and they strike
terror into The hearts OF the super
stitious natives
Women who have been rubbed with
oil enchanted by a wizard are said
to lose their reason ana To flee away
into the woods, says a writer in the
Occult Review. They retain their
human shape Tor seven days. and If
within that period man shall sub
nit himself To the same process of be-
ing anointed with the magic ointment.
and shall follow the woman TO. the
woods and strike her ou the head With
heavy bar, she shall recover her
reason and return home cured.
If, however. this is not done. at
the end of the seven days she is trans
formed into a tigreSs.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
The partners feel the heavy
hand of the master.
CTC BE CONTINUED)
ENGINE OF PUBLIC SERVICE
Newspaper Today Not, as of Old, the
Mouthpiece of Any Individual
or Party.

Not so many years ago a newspa-
per was a printing press surrounded
by group of individuals chiefly con
cerned in getting their own private
theories or doctrines before their
readers.
Today the newspaper is an engine
of public service. Its success tnan-
cially and morally is measured by
the degree in which it supports not
party but the people.
Those today who have a Twentieth
century ideal of achievement separate
the newspaper from the individual and
make it first and foremost an organ
of public service built by the people
for the people. The journal which
most nearly fulfills its highest pur-
pose is that which is indistinguish-
able in policy from the natural trend
of progress and march of liberty and
free thought.
Political prizes were the aims of
the oldtime editor. His policies we're
based on his own party interests and
he discussed every public question
with a ferocity and partisanship pro-
pOrtionate 10 the reward he expected
to get out of it.
The establishment of an Institution.
living thing. which represents the
public interest and nothing else-that
should be the ideal of the editor.
Ii is this ideal which has made
newspapermen priesthood and has
separated them-some of them-from
politics. For this age is not ma
terialistic age-in spite OF opinion TO
the contrary ancouver Sun.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
Lax podnery Publicity.

West Point-Sheriff Kornegay has
thrown scare into every woman in
this county by giving them notice
through the press that unless they
have paid their poll taxes on or before
Feb. 1 that their names would appear
in prin, as delinquent taxpayers. Many
do not care TO vote. while few care to
be known as tax dodgers.
Tax collections continue to be slow
and unless something happens t3
change the situation the sheriff viii
have more than ne can do during the
latter part OF January
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T. J. BOLSTER AT HELM.
Steers Meridian Commercial Body's

Steers Meridian Commercial Bod IS
Ship-Organization Progresses.
Meridian.-The annual meeting of
the Board of Trade Cotton Exchange
stockholders resulted in the election at
officers as follows: T. J. Bolster. presi-
dent; L G Gresham. vice -presid ut;
Conway Lawrence, treasurer. Board of
directors, J. w. Beeson. T. S. Haynes
J. n Miner. Louis Threefoot. E. S. Bos.
tick, Ben Pollman and Stanton Brown
The newly elected president. T. J
Bolster was vice-president at the time
of the death of the late Oliver Lee
Mckay, and has been serving as tae
chief executive since that time The
election of president. vice president
and treasurer We're unanimous.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
Joke on the Joker.

The bookkeeping class and the ply
siolbgy class We're the only ones which
recited on the deserted third floor
got there first and hid in the closet,
where the Skeleton Used by the physi-
ology class was kept. The rest of the
members OF the class Gathered TO their
seats. | planned to groan and make
ghostlke noises TO f'fghren them. I
started TO move about and Knocked
the skeleton down. The teacher opened
the door quickly. You can imagine
how l felt at this moment with the
skeleton on top of me.-ENchange.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-06
FLoRENCE'5 WEAPON.

Synopsis-Proud possessor Of
printing press ard equipment, She
gift of Uncle Joseph 10 his nephew.
Herbert IlIingswOrth Atwater Jr..
aged thirteen. the fortunate youth.
with his chum. Henry Rooter,
about the same age, begins the pub
Hcation Of a fuIl-fiedse1 newspaper.
the North End Daily OrioIe. Her
bert's small cousin, Florence At
water. being barred from any kind
Of participation IN the enterprise.
on account of her intense and nat
uTal feminine desire to boss. ig
frankly annoyed. and not 10 eli
backward In saying So However.
a poem she has written is accepted
for insertion in tine OrioIe. on a
strictly commercial basis-cash ia
advance. The poem suffers some
what from the ineEEer5ence of gthe
youthful publishers in the art
preservatiye" Her not altogether
unreasonable demand for republic
cation OF the masterpiece with it's
beauty unmarried. IS seorned. and
the break between Miss Arwater
ana the publishers OF the Oriole
wldeus. The Sunday following.
I'loreuce's particular chum, Patty
FaFchId. pays her o visit They
are Joined, despite FLORENCE s. open
Iy expressed disauITosaI. by Her
bert anJ Henry. Florence win not
play. Patty and the visitors inn
dulee in q series Of innocent sun
daE games. Among tHcm is one
called .'TFuth,' tEe feature OF
which is a contract t0 write uues-
ton and answer. both to ae kept
profound secret The agreement is
duly carried out Florence is told