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That often used title, s "poor! little , trtcn girt," can j be applied to Brenda' Diana Duff' Frailer. She's fourteen year old. rrom , trust, fund estab-' Ushed by,, her father. . Frank DuS. . 'frailer, who died two yean ago, and her grandmother, Clara Doff Frailer, sae has an Income of $107,000 a year. That probably makea her 'rhe, walth ilest girl of her age In the worldUBut before she can apend a penny of her Income or any of It can be expended Tn her behalf, there must he court ap proval of a schedule of allowances. iThe achedales and the findings are a f rpart of the public .records. Thus It Is S known that Brenda Diana will hare -145,750 for her expense for the next "'18 months. That means spending at ;the rate of more than $3 an hour, 24 tours a day. But Brenda Diana's rpocket money allowance is only $2 a '"week. . ' i i It Interests me to dig into the .Items of such an accounting. Doing so shows that the child Is charged with one-fourth of the 'upkeep of the home of her mother, who has married again. That takes a total of $16,944.75 which Includes $10,500 for food. Brenda Diana's wardrobe is to cost $5,400. For her vacations and traveling expenses, there is an Item of $5,200 with another of $1,800 for amusements and parties. Books, toys and school supplies are to cost her $900 with a similar expenditure for music lessons. Club dues, with the clubs not listed, have been set at $600. Shell buy $375 worth of Christ mas presents and turn a like amount over to charity. Little rich girls, It seems, must con sult doctors and dentists quite fre quently since In Brenda Diana's schedule, there Is an allowance of $3,600 for dental work and $24250 for doctors and medical supplies. Dancing and skating lessons are to cost her $150, and there la a $6,750 Item for upkeep of automobiles together with insurance and depreciation. This is part of the budget of a wealthy little girl who probably has no Idea of what $107,000 a year means. It was amusing to those spectators who gathered on Fifth avenue. But to the magnificent lady In the limou sine it was stark tragedy. Bouncing about as If the seat were hot, with horror on ber patrician face and her mouth open though no sounds came from It, she was a picture of terror. Finally the chauffeur, sensing some thing wrong, looked back leaped down and killed the cause of all the trouble. It waB a wasp. "Home, Jones," said the lady In a tremulous voice, and the limousine sped away. Times Square has Its first sidewalk cafe. It's right at Forty-second street and Broadway, the so-called "Crossroads of the world." Enclosed in a box hedge and gay with colored awnings, it extends 80 feet along the front of the building that occupies the site of Considine's Metropole bar, fa mous In the early part of the century. Sidewalk cafes are now so numerous that It seems a large majority of the population of New York enjoys dining In the open. Day after day, a gray-haired, well dressed man sits on a bench up on Riverside drive. To those who occupy the seat with him, he talks about the virtues of peanuts, holding that as they contain all the elements neces sary for sustaining life, he lives on no other diet. Observers say he Homes out to Riverside park early In the morning and sits on the bench until long after midnight. Then he goes down Into the park and disappears. Yet his clothing Is always neatly pressed and hlg linen clean. Just one of the minor mysteries of the great city. B Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. Jail Father for Hiring Thugs to Beat Children Bay Shore, N. Y. Frank B. White, fifty-three, Brooklyn undertaker, was Jailed under a 30-day sentence Im posed v on his wife's charge that he hired the seven thuga to beat up their son and daughter recently. He also was find $50. Three of the thugs were captured after John White, twenty-one, and bis sister, Margaret, nineteen, were beaten In their borne here. Find Amphitheater of Ancient Roman Times ' Budapest Parts of -the palace of the first kings of Hungary were dis covered at Esztergom and the spades of workmen later struck on the. rem Bants of an amphitheater in Acquln cum, the old Roman dty that occupied the shore side of Budapest The anv phlth eater covers a large area and' its extension views with that of the anv 'phltheatersl of.. Verona and . Aries. . Hummingbirds Keep , ' ' i Zoo Workers Busy 'a KewXork-Three Venezuelan humming birds, weighing, collective tlvely,bout three ounces, are keep Ing attendants at the bird bouse in .the Zoological gardens la the Bronx; earning -their salaries.- v, -ia r The'birds have to be 'fed every 7.5 minutes, as the constant flapping Of their wings wear oat the small amount of energy their, any tattoos of food produce. t j 'o- r- . , - . . MODERN MDtED PERHAPS you like to parboil in tha kitchen preparing vege tables for cooking. Most people don't, and there Is a good modern way to avoid all this work. The way is simply to use mixed vege tables in cans. Then all the work of preparation has been done for you much more thoroughly than you could do It, and you can go straight to your cooking. And what a variety Of combinations you can. make with these mixed vegetables In cans!. Curries, cut lets, jellies, stuffed peppers, even pies. These recipes prove it Casserole of Curried Rice and Vegetables: Saute one minced onion in one third cup but ter until tender but not brown. Add one and a half teaspoons curry powder, one teaspoon celery seed and one teaspoon salt and stir smooth. Add one water, and cook a cup boiling few minutes longer. Ponr this over three cups hot cooked rice and toss lightly together until well mixed. Line bottom and sides of a buttered casserole with the rice and fill center with the drained contents of a No- 2 can of mixed vege tables. Cwar with rice, dot with two tablespoons butter, and bake In a hot oven for about thirty minutes. Makes eight servings. Cutlet and lelly Vegetable Cutlets: Make a thick white sauce of two table spoons butter, four tablespoons flour and one cup milk, and sea son highly with salt and pepper. Add the well-drained contents ol a No. JS can of mixed vegatablea and spread out on a guttered plate to cool and stiffen. Then Traveling Around America -.'."4 :- -1 if fT f Si 1 1 wjjjfc&tfttaww winr ur x nwaBaaawMwoowww 111 11 ,'i Yfkata Grtct u POPOCATEPETL T f iSR3 is that famous volcano which has caused the dowufall r so many amateur spellersthe noary-neaded Popocatepetl. This mountain, third highest in North America, towers over the qualm little town of Amecameca Just thirty-five miles from Mexico City which Is on the regular route of the fortnightly rail-water trips to Mex ico via the Panama. Canal and the Central Americas. Amecameca is visited each year by hundreds of thousands of Indiana for it has the second most sacred brine In all Mexico chapel bunt NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATION v Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Hardy. Skinner, de ceased, v late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at. Hertford, N. Cv Route 1, on or before the 6th day of November, 1935, or this notice will be pleaded, in bar of their re covery. All persons -indebted; to said estate will please ' make imme diate payment. " '." . This 6th day of November, 1935. : ' , , MOLLIE SKINNER, , ' - Administratrix of Hardy Skinner." NoT.8,15,22l29,Decl,8 ' - , - j ' NOTICE OF SALE " . : . By virtue of the authority contain ed la a certain Mortgage Deed exe cuted oa the 1st day of December, VEGETABLES take up heaping tablospoonfuls of mixture and shape into cutlets (or croquettes, If desired). Roll in fine crumbs, then in one well beaten egg. and again In crumbs. Set In refrigerator .to get firm. Fry in deep fat 390 : degrees until brown. Maker about twelve cutlets -or, croquettes. Serves six. Vegetables in ; Tempt o Jelly: Soften two tablespoons "gelatin in one-half cup water, and dissolve in two and a halt cups boiling canned tomato Juice.' Add four tablespoons sugar, four table spoons vinegar, four tablespoons lemon juice and one teaspoon salt. Cool and let thicken to consistency of honey. Add the drained mixed vege tables' from a No. 2 can, pour Into Wet indi vidual molds, and let harden in refrigerator. When " ready to serve, turn out into nests of crisp lettuce. Serve with a dressing made by whipping one-half cup cream and beating into it one-half cup French dress ing. Makes eight to ten servings. Stuffed Peppers and Pl Baked Stuffed Peppers: Cut off stem ends of six or eight medium green peppers, and remove seeds and membrane. Parboil for two or three minutes In boiling water, then drain. Combine contents of a No. 2 can mixed vegetables with one cup white sauce, season well, and fill peppers with mixture. Tor with buttered crumbs. (If desireu, , a square of sliced chec30 may Ik placed on each pepper.) Place close together in a shallow pan and surround with ' a little hot water. Bake until tender and browned or about thirty minute. Makes six to oighl-servings, on top of a bill around the cave 1; which tour hundred years ago dwell the saint Fray Martin deValencln During Lent every yeaii a passloi play Is given berr which, thougl- ' somewhat primitive Is extreme! dramatic and at nlgbt when torch eh are used presents a most unlqut spectacle. ' j ?'', It is from Amecameca that thf A ascent of Popocatepetl is made. Tbi: ascent-17.794 feet require aboui a day and a half, bnt the' descent ; la speeded np la many places by to & bogaanlng down the sndweovered . sides on straw mats steered by Ia ' dlaa guides, r: ;X M.irtPf 1908, to L. B. Perry, Mortgagee, by Isaac "Blount and wifeV XrollBe Blount and recorded. )a . Mortgage Book No, 8, Page 211, of the Register Of Deeds. Office of Perquimans Coun tfi N. Cv default having been made in the conditions of said - Mortgage Deed, the said I B. Perry, Mortga gee, will oa the 21st day of. Novem ber, 1985, at 12.-00 O'clock Noon, at the Court House door of Perquimans County, N. C, offer for sale at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following lands: Lying and being in New Cope Township, "Perquimans - ' County, bounded on the northwest by J. E Sawyer,' bounded on the noril:-"t by IL A Goodman, bounded tiCt southeast by Neck road, hc-J! 1 n the south west by said ros i r I 1 ing the entire tract of lanl c to L. B. Perry by J. It. C . M . . eottiLJ. fifty (C5) acre r ci 138, ... . ... This the 19th dv of October. 1GC3. - L. B. I Kortagee. By W. C Morse, Jr Attorney. - . N0TIC3 OF SALE ; By virtue of the authority contain ed in a certain Mortgage Deed .exe cuted on the 28th day of October, 1913, to L. B. Perry, Mortgagee, by KexekiahiOverton and wife Fannie Overton and recorded ' in . Mortgage Book No. 10, Page 298, of the Regis ter of Deeds Office of Perquimans County, N. C, default .having been made in the conditions of Said Deed of Trust, the said L. ,3.' Perry, Mort gagee, will on the 21st day of No vember, 1935, at 12:00 O'clock Noon, at the Court House door'' of Perqui mans County,'1 N, C, "offer - for sale at public auction , to 'the highest bid der for cash; the following lands:- - All the entire certain tract plated to me in' Plat made of Sutton Farm by David Cox, . consisting of fifteen (15). acres, and lying, and being near New Light Temple Church andi all improvements . thereon or any that may he put Upon said land. This the 19th day of October, 1935. L. B. PERRY, Mortgagee. By W. C. Morse, J r,.Attorney. Oet.25,Nov.l,8,16. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION I , Having qualified as Administratrix I ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at ' Belvi dere, N. C, on or before the 24 day of October, 1936, or this notice, will be pleaded in bar of their , recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This 24th day of October, 1935. MRS. LILLIE MAE WHITE, Administratrix of Hugh P. White. Nov.l,8,5,22,29,Dec.6 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of W. H. Hunter, de ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, R 3, on or before the 25th day of October, 1936, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 25 day of October, 1935. CLAUD IE O. HUNTER, Administratrix of W. H. Hunter. Nov.l,16,22,29,Dee.6 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of J. L. Leggett, de ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or before the 23 day of Octo ber, 1936 or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 23 day of October, 1935. BERTHA W. LEGGETT, Administratrir of J. L. Leggett- Nov.l,8,15,22,29,Dec.6 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administrators of the estate of James R. Elliott, de ceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or before the 4th day of Octo ber 1936 . or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to ' said estate ' will please- make immediate payment This 4th day of October, 1935. EVA J. DOZD3R .. W. T. ELLIOTT, Administrators of James R. Elliott Ocfall,185rov.l,15 , . , . . NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Seymour Chappell, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons' having claims against the estate of said 71 deceased - to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or before the 8th 'day of October, 1936, or this notici will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment.. -L This 8th day of October, 1985. ; KOXANNA CHAPFELL, Administratrix of Seymour Chappell i i;5;!g-;.PeU850T.ll8A529 . v NOTICE OF SALE Under and by -virtue of aa order of the Superior Court of Perquimans County, made In the Special Proceed ing entitled J. C. Blanchard vs Mrs. Come E. Godfery et als," the under signed commissioner will, on the 80th day of November, 1935, at 12 O'clock M., at the Court House door In Cert- ford, N." C, offer for sale ' to the highest bidder for cash" the property described aa follows: ' Lri-r on the East side of Frog Hall Koad com mencing at a cedar post on etli r?9i, thence running an eacVai'y co. across the field to a r.ark r' " tree at the end of a dl":h. 1 t -1 said ditch a str:' '.t j ti ',,,-ja S. ElancharJ's ia Ci c 1:t of the sw?, tV- t r ' 1 Llanchard's llr.e dawa t" 9 c c : r 9 srp t c .T Y , t .ce tp a I. it" ; X 11 t i 1 ; t'.'.:.i, etl..it:I rt O acres, te it tie ssne more or Ls and known as a part of the Stephen .Skinner tract of land. This 24th day of October, 1935.' -. CIIAS. B. JOHNSON, . Commissioner. Nov.13,152 f. , U j North Carolina, , , ', -( B superjoy court Perquimans County. IN REr WILL OF E. J. CHAPPELL - . , 1 DECEASED ; i.V CITATION ' ' To Clarence Chappell, Lucy Ward, and Mary C. Chappell, widow, and all other heirs, distributees, devisees, legatees or other parties in - interest, within or without the State of North Carolnarf!;tyl;i?ll?fiW U You, and each of you, as persons interested . ia the estate of the late E. J. Chappell are hereby . notified that aleaveat has been. entered to the probate of said purported Will and a purported codicil thereto 'and" that bond has been filed' as required by law,' and the case has been transfer "Own Your Hertford Building & Loan Association Will Offer Its 30th Series of Stock For Sale On j Saturday, November 2, 1 935 1 Money loaned to lift mortgages, make re pairs and pay taxes on homes. Subscribe for stock and take advantage of this opportunity to save money. HERTFORD BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A. W. Hef ren PRESIDENT Unexcelled Workmanship Highest Grade. Stock Reasonably Low Prices THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY IF YOU ARE : A GOOD PAINT Do Sure To Use 100 per f :'-Sf''. ';' ,t'."'''-'ki'; IPsiQini "Ilie Paint That Protects the Surf ace''. We have a wide variety of popular colors! Their sparkling lustres, will V ; adc a final beauty to the exterjor and ; .' Jntcrior of your home. : : ; ,7 -. "Trade Cere and :::tt , - .. t;ra, r-1 y ' -l " r t the Jjtn"..r Tern of . tia Eaj3rior. Court for Perq-iLiias County, which! begins on January 18, 1228, and make yourselves . proper parties to said proceeding, if you choose. . This 23rd day of October, 1935. ' -rW-'HPITT,; ; ,f Clerk v Superior V Court Perquimans County. r - 1 " v , COTTON -SUFFOLK . - Send your cotton to- US in Suffolk, the highest market fat Virginia every day so far tWs .. --season. : J. W. Perry Co. - COTTON FACTORS Own Hcmie" W. H. Hardcastle' SECRETARY-TREASURER LOOKING FOR JOB cent Pure ' ' "i ..' '. s C i Eat tie Krr-rcr.ce" HUGS UCUU UUU n