ADJUTANT

Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 1
(Lep top til us argala), large East Indian stork with a bare pouch on | the breast, living on carrion and snakes, the|and, therefore, protected by law in India. See Storxs. and Oriental literature and arch elogy Phi DD: of, Johns HoplanseUntversi¢ ¢ | see AB ean hae of University of Pennsylvania. Formerly fellow and in of|struct or in the Semitic languages at | Johns Hopkins, librarian and a istant | secretary of Smithsonian. Institution and|and curator of historic arch elogy and religions of the U. S. National Museum. soe prey? ee yt aoe | 204, GoeR ate, bear a: tint oonmia, sioner of the Chicago Exposition to Tur- | key, Egypt, Tunis, Algiers and Morocco, | 1890-92. Member American Philosophiair,|Cal Society, American Oriental Society, Washington Academy of Sciences, etc.; bee vai ae Pb era aaa ee i 9 aN Translation of the Bible; editor of Jefferson Bible and American Jewish Year ook; a ociate editor of Je mcyclopedia. Notaple as a prolific writer an tory. Joint author with Allan Ramsay of Told in the Coffee House, a book of Turkish Tales.
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