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The sun., 1919-07-20
WILSON TAKES RIVER CRUISE.
Daughter in Presidential YACHTING
Party on Potomac,

WARRINGTON. July l9.-The President
and Mrs. Wilson accompanied by Miss
Margaret Wilson, DR.. Arson and .Johp
Randolph Boiling are cruising on The
Potomac aboard the Presidents Yacht
the Mayhower. The party left wash
ington to-day and will return on Mon
day.
The Vice-President and Mrs Marzhsu
accompanied by their house guest. Mrs
William Line Elder OF IndiansnoI,s
motored TO Braddock Heights, Nd 70,
day. returning to their apartment st
Wardman Park Hotel in time for din
ner. Mrs. Elder, who has been visitIn.,
the Vice-President and Mrs. Marshall
for week or ten days, will leavs To-
morrow Ior henneounkport. Me-. for the
remainder OF the summer.
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrn
Josephus Daniels have as their pnest
Mrs, Daniels, mother OF the Secretarv
The retiring United States Amba.
sador TO Italy, Thomas Nelson Par, 4.
spending the week end at Beaver Dam
Va He will return to washington on
Monday. y"
The sun., 1919-07-20

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: The
other day I went into a delicatessen
store to buy some bread. In the sane
days. now more than fortnight past,
they were allowed to sell liquor there.
ssked FOR some bread. The man wanted to
know wha. kind. 1T want some rye"
said. RYE bread?" he questioned, with
the accent on bread" II seems he
feared was an agent for euntie's saloon
league or something OF that sort
NEW York, July 10. T. p.
The sun., 1919-07-20
The Magic Name.

heard the wind 80 crying through tn.
grass
Ana making little sounds IKE any child;
The yellow leaves would hardly let me pass
Until I told them why walked and
smiled.
And whom I spoke your name to them. the
wind
Broke into laughter a. . child who
stands
And sees q butterfly, while far behind
The yellow leaves were clappiug tiny
hands.
HmSEBr g. CONAN.
The sun., 1919-07-20
Belgium Invites Nine. Po,,..

PARIS, July ls.-The King and ou..n
or the Belsians have invited Nine. Potn.
care to accompay President Poincar. or
his forthcoming visit TO Belgium. Tbi,
follows the precedent of Mrs. wuson
accompanying President Wilson ana
Nine. Pessoa accompanying the Pre.i.
dent-elect OF Brazil
The sun., 1919-07-20
Tho Hepatics QucSA
From Long Isldnd Liye

So say me yea or nay
II, that day in tho world of faraway
Thy carly woodland quest were truly bie.t
With frAil hepatics's pale and lilac crest
Wooed and won By the warm voodwind
caressed-
within Its lowiy. lone sequestered nest;
Or sleeping stlll, close keeping to It's breast
The marvel Of It's resurrection, rest,
Anew our faith to test-His behest
MART HANDEL SroppAKn
The sun., 1919-07-20
Getting EN- to Church In Missouri.
Fron fhs sk.ibiua N,tns

The shelbina Methodist Church used AZ =
means to assure q good attendance the
following notice In its church notices re-
Gently: "Ths pastor will ask the Apostle
Paul some questions as to his opinion OF
shelbihA's people. Hear PAurs startling
replies"
The sun., 1919-07-20

an illusion, 1t IS true, but who could
contradict him? Better an aphorism
regarding the virtue Of shrlmps than
a false conclusion relative to the
nebular hypothesis.
The sun., 1919-07-20
Positive Facts.

Prom fAs Rocky koustatn Herald.
We never declared war to establish q
League Of Nationa
No American enlisted In the army or
navy or was drafted into the service for
any such purpose.
A League of Nations TO insure peace.
when founded on a war treaty, cannot
last
The sun., 1919-07-20

In geometry a straight line is the
shortest distance between two points,
but on the New York surface railways
a straight line will be the cheapest dis
lance between two points.
The sun., 1919-07-20

With the air mail at two cents who
can refrain from studiously trying to
mail a letter late enough to miss the
train and catch the plane?
The sun., 1919-07-20

Some people are irreverent enough
TO suspect that ST. SwrxHIN was in
league with the umbrella manufac-
turers.
The sun., 1919-07-20
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.
| MINIATURE ALMANAC. !
Standard Time
| Sun riset.. $40 A N Sun set.....s:a p u
Neon risos.. ....n:2t An


Neon rtsos......n:H NJ
For eastern New York. New Jersey
and southern New England-Cloudy
with probably showers to-day; to-mor-
row probably rain not much change in
temperature gentle variable winds.
cloudy to-day, probably followed by
showers Tonight and tomorrow; not much
enange In temperature; gentle variable
For Western New York-Partly cloudy,
with probably local showers to-day and
To- morrow; not much change In tempera-
ture; gentle east and northeast winds.
WARRINGTON. July ls.--High pressure
perssta on tho Atlantic coast and OF the
north Pacific coast and relatively low pres
sure prevails generally in the Interior dts
tricts OF the United States and southern
existing distribution Of atmospheric pres
sure mas taken place in the past forty
eight hours. Moreover the weather con-
snued practically the same as during Fri
Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, and local showers and
thunder storms In the south plateau and
south Rocky Mountain regions. Heavy
east portions OF the Dakotss. The tenn
perature has risen somewhat over the
northwest states but readings remain near
me Th. normal normal In all parts Of the country.
continuation of unsettled. showery
weather, without material change In tenn
perature In tho Atlantic and east Gulf
safes, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
generally fair weather in the regions OF
| the Great Lakes
observ ations at United States Weather
The sun., 1919-07-20
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS

Tho temperature in this city yesterday.
shown in the annexed table: -
The sun., 1919-07-20

Hishest temperature. 81, at 1910 p. NJ.
Average temperature, rs
The sun., 1919-07-20

London office. te-ts Fleet street:
Paris once, Q Rue de la Micnooiere' on
Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington once. Aunsey Builoing.
Brooklyn once. Room 202, Eagle Build-
ing 3O3 Warrington street.
The sun., 1919-07-20

" our friends Uho favor y, ,oith Nncru u.
scripfs and illustrations for publication bnn
10 1ars rejected articles returned thet must
On all cases send stamps for that purpose.
TELEPHONE, BEEKMAN :2oo.
The sun., 1919-07-20

hooks AND THE BOOK WORLD ., M
Canada El.SO Other Countries. s.oo
The sun., 1919-07-20
Sentiments Of an American OF Long
Descent.

NEW YORK. July 10.
The sun., 1919-07-20

Published daily, including Sunday, By the
Sun Printing and Publishing Association
$50 Nassau ST., Borough of Manhattan. y. 4.
President, Frank A. Munssy. 100 Nassau 81. !
Vice President, Erwin Wardman; secretary
r. H. TitherinEton; Treas, VIM. I. DeWart'
ell of $50 Nassau street.
The sun., 1919-07-20
The Cautious DslIoAtessen Man.

HoBoKBN, n. j.. July 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21
THE END OF
THE STORY

Way do~n a, the bottom of Tho
page. look for II II may be only a
sentence. Il may be only IN SIN poln,
type, bur It's hound to he there some.
where around sh. end of tie story
In big lacadllnes the disaster IL an
nounced ~'Fioods Destroy Thousands
of Homes" Earthquake Wrecks En
,ire city" Fire sweeps Town and
he beginning tells of the suffering oi
the citizens Flood. fire, tornado
earthquake. explosion war time ol
peace time, At home or abroad tbs
circumstance ~ the calamity do not
affect that last paragraph '1sic Red
Cross renders aid"
Look for Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21
roRgRunnsRs or s,cknwss

indigestion aud coRstira tlon are the
'orerunners OF half the ifis OF man.
kind. When food Is properly dises,ed,
you are free from biiiouanc~~. gas,
e'eAtlns. sick headache. sour stomach,
COATED tongue. Foley cathartic Tab.
let's cleanse the bowels. ~weeten the
stomach aud invivorate tho liver. Mold
everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

To Purity and Enrich the blood
Pleasant Even Children Like n. You
Take GROVES TAsTE.Ess Chill
TONIC which 10 simply IRON and
QriNiNE suspended In syrup 10
cen soon feed hs strengthening. tn
sigoratIng Effect. Price coc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21
SUCH Is THE POWER
on THE WORD

Twenty four years ago boy stole
handful of cookies from wagon
driven by Milwaukee, citizen The
other day Milwaukeaan Received
dollar In letter from a man who
said he was the boy who stole the
cooaiss and ae wanted 20 pay for
them. He had meanwhile became a
preacher. Such ~ the power Of the
word
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

Owners, agents or renters are re-
qnested to clean your sidewalk Of
grass and dirt, II The same ~ not done
whhin ~ days the cisy viii proceed
to clean the same under article 10.
section soa Of the city ordinance. =.
w. II. MitcheiI. Com.
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Indleeeslen. nlllessnsss. can..lpa.Ion.

Indigestion. Hiisevsnsss. Comet sipasion.
Chambcriain's Tabiesx have restored
20 health and happiness hundreds who
were afflicted With indigestion. bill
Iousncss and CONSTIPATION. II you are
troubled IN this way give them trial.
You are certain to BE- pleased for they
viii benefit you.
The real teat Of the songs popular
~ II the parody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21
STRIKING LohcsHoagMGN
AnG uAck ON Ioa

New Nork. 0ss glss1en seoasatsd ~
sha forsg shuasapd lonsshornfnsn o@l
ON mtsak. rwsurn.d 70 WORN sGaa morn
Ing. /, s~ ilkel vail xai Tesisgn b,
Wednesday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

W. Aavv ttre~ 4 rvem uxriesn
homs@. cia~e m, - t~ym~na. that
We can sell for v,Scc each and a
ssod . ruom house win barn sad
: block of xsvaaA so~ tsseo 40
= modern i rqon Aouss. xeaa
barn. axccll~ns location. - spss
for ttsse and . number " osAs~
place~ in diffweas paris of sssc
city aud priced right. Adlaw a
Roberts, rhona Nt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

You helped win the war against the
'tun. Help win tn war against dss-
ease In the Third Red Cross roll cali
November 10 N.
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4 MgssAcG ron vnG MIDDLE

Foley Kidney pliIs give quick relief
from kidney or bladder troubles tha,
have not reached Ichronic or had
stage. They stop bladder Irregular :
tsss. sfrsasthsn ~ tilseys and tone
" - liver. Doat snffss wh~s relief
ca - hGd. Get ia Of backsche,
lansasss. rheun,>t,c psias. and stifi
jsin<s. sold EvsFywhsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

Deafness In women II due "a their
failure 20 practice she arr ~ lissuning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

All orderw for eniarg.ments for
Christmas delivery should be placed
very soon. Armantrout Studio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

LOST Cold rim glasses. Name. Tar.
roll Raxland. insld. ~ caae RE.
ward ssl v Villas. Phone ioie.
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gl10 7-7'
Pollard
TUESDAY. ocToeER ri.
~THe 4RATs

In The Brat" the dainty artist nm.
pears ~ n little down and ont chorus
gifI u New York City She aid NOT
care for jewelry or thu life OF euse
gained oy divers ways and means.
An author. I'm search OF material
for the principal character In hIs forth
coming novel. rescues her and carries
her 70 his pAlatial home after she has
been flrcd from che chorus OF q broad !
vAv show.
Tnis uf'sess his mother and mia
sweetheart. And II 10 also aultc up4
sais the staid old bIshpp, the young
mans uncle Hut af that tho old
bishop grows reminiscently tender in
retrospect after the little soubrette
scrt OF pecked him on the cheek
The authors brother II wild young
man sowing bis oats. Nsturaiiy tho
entrance OF thir young girl from Che
under walks Of life created something
OF . sensation In such an elite home
bst she shows tAat she has a nal
hear under q rough exterior. And
her quaint manneriSms and joyable
NsepOsittoa atraieAten out many q
kiak In the many difficulsIes that en-
sue IN this particular family.
She saves the young brother from
committing . crime against his fam
ily and finally wins lSsr way 10 the
great love BY meiting the Icy exterioru
found IN the naughty environments
Of ~ upper class.
This is said to be the first Ameri-
ean charscterixation Naximova has
eyer done and critics pronounce II one
cf 10 most appealing roles she ha9
ever portrayed. The Brat" IL far dif-
fereat frvm her hsavy drAmatlc and
the spectacular productions.
yAtsSAsy Digest.
nleS resls.
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Over there" the Red cro.n stood fol
lne. Over here u stands for Ife-
and health. Join the He'd Cross. No
vemk~r 2 10 a..
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FoUND-~sisn,i~man'A Mid glove. n.w
owner may have same b, tayanx
for this ad
lN1sT~N - ~ bills FINDER hand 10
i.s~der, Reward
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LOST Small coin purse consa insns
watch. between Lu,r and Kress, Re.
turn 10 office. Reward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

wGpNgspAv. ocrosga e.
vlola Dana II her iafest uud very
bAa production
@pLGAsG CIT MARRtep.s
lin seven r~els.)
Adled ottroettun--Neuf Hart Ia two
re- Western.
Nine reels Of Iaughter and thrills
A program Ne rnfanGee ALL ths
famlly viii enjoy. Come early.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-21

FOR sALE--rresh cows. Beiyea addi-
ticn. Zee }. r Besss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
THE WELCOME HOME PARADE

In considering the parade to be held on welcome lone
Day. June 80, it is necessary to bear in mind continually that
this is a celebration for the boys who represented this city In
the World War and not a celebration for the benefit OF the peo-
pie of the city.
It seems that there is some feeling in certain parts OF the
city because the parade is not to go into that particular sec
tion. Some have said that they will not contribute to the fund
unless they are assured that the parade will come out their
way. They seem to forget that this is a parade in which the
people of the city are invited to take part in honor OF the boys
who have returned home and in memory of those who gave
their lives on the battlefelds of France.
AS the soldiers in whose honor the celebration is being
held will be massed on the lawn in front of the high school,
the sole object of the parade is to pass that particular spot. II
will assemble just far enough away to permit OF a good forma-
ton before the high school is reached and it will disband al
any time after the high school is passed as the purpose OF the
procession has then been served. @
1t is expected that the people living in various sections OF
the city will be in the parade, not standing at the front gates
waiting for the procession to go by. The whole city is invited
to participate. The only ones who are not expected to march
are the soldier boys who have returned after serving their
country in the war. Therefore, anticipating that everybody
will be in line, why should the procession travel to different
parts of the city to show themselves to the people when the
people are the ones who make up the parade?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

ro.nua va. a slave in the bnckyards Of Egypt ne w. a. W. million
80. - ~. 49, 49, sae mosher but he became the leadeF on unvha nromised
saves n we're swept ~ Of "he house of oonaSse INV
M bee ira some of the reasons why he became se1 rool-an alb
He st at te feet of Moses-the great aWIsgNh "a friend" is the
sorbed something Of his spirit and personality
secret Of most men, greatness -ootnr this h a He had
learned the lessons of obedience M humhfty - <-on Cod Take
Joshua "a dominated by the spirit mat SoW 1s ne command that
Joshua . . q man N whom is the spirit OF Oou
to Moses when he selected his successor. .-.,. sntos ware sent to
Canaan they brought back a discouragmg report; hey oec@Vu mo-
giants weret too great to be overcome So. "a hs f5and Caleb
n III Is1aeIfas hd foIowed Joshuas advice they might ave PUO SS
the M in forty avs instead # wandering in the DESERT or lofty ySean-,.o
ToSbra Had gr3t @ath In Color perhaps it would be more accuurate
to say that he had faith in a great God. He won. n marVeio 1870 .oms
in the city Of Jericho. when the walls fell down a III W gSn % ~ aison'
1t was u his request that the sun stood III IN te NNssy VI z n az
Joshua honored God. CAS- for m e and my house, we VIII serve ue
Lord" was his family motto -u.. h..us .
Dwight L. Moody, the greatest evangelist of this generauon, hear S d
in Boston when q was young man, in which the acn sMu 80
God is waiting to find a man through whom He a show the ,wori a
what He al do with me who stands ready to 10 His VIII" moouS
declared: I'll be that man." .
God needed a Joshua to succeed Moses. He needs someone to succeed
Moody-not merely IS a evangelist, but in any other vocation in lie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Public Opinion

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
Has the world gone mad? Mad for
money, mad for reforms. There is
one call after another for money.
Every organization appears to think
1t al opportune time TO make a drive
and raise money for this hat and the
other thing. They are all worthy, but
the wage Garner needs a breathing
spell. All wage earners want to help,
but they are coming too strong.
Then ome the fellow with his re-
form. Some fool reform ideas which
is being pushed to excess. Reforms
are right and proper, we need many,
but the good will be lost in the desire
of the fool reforms. Too much law
causes contempt of law, and this APP
plies to reforms. / refer to petty laws
n petty reforms, such as was the
proposition of A. M. S. in his letter.
the use of tobacco. That the manu-
hibited. He gives US the foolish argu-
ment thai sit robs our young men of
refinement and vitality" and says,
compare them with our young
women, they do not use the weed,
they do not go around hollow chested,
hawking and splitting" But 1T is well
known many women the world over
do use the weed. and many of them
have beer robbed of refinement, and
vitality, and are hollow chested; not
from the use of the weed, but from
self neglect, and getting into what
they call the social whirl. late hours,
dancing, over eating and so on.
Now / don't think A. M. s. went far
enough in only hitting liquor n to-
bacco, he should have added-stop
all shows and places or amusement.
late suppers. dances and numerous
other things which go to effect the
health, good or bad. He also forgot
to suggest that the people as they
pass through the street keep their
eyes above, hands clasped in front of
them in meditation, watching for the
coming of-well, the fellow flying
overhead that he might not fall on
him, and cause the death of both.
The writer has never used tobacco.
but has the pleasure of knowing many
| young men who use the weed, some
have been in service and whose refine
! ment and vitality are second to none.
Respectfully yours,
A. N. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Daily HM osc0be
The stars incline but do not compel"
Wednesday, June II, 1918.
Copyright, 1919. by the McCIure

The stars incline but do not compel"
wednesday. June II, 1919.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Sy~ndicate.)
This is not an important day In
planetary direction, according to as
trology. Saturn rules strongly In adj
verse aspects.
Farmers come under this rule,
which may cause them trouble with
help Which restroys rather than pro
duces good results.
There is a sign read as p~resaging
intense activity in real estate and even
prohteering In certain parts of the
country.
They who forsee events declare that
a period OF intense commercial ac-
tlvlty is at hand and this will bring
many benefits to workers.
Taxation is still subject to influence
es making for large and
] some movement toward legislation
a1ecting it will cause stubborn fight
ing in Congress.
Politics continues to be much in
4 evidence among human interests as
toreshadowed in the stars, but the old
leaders apparently will be suppressed
Again the planetary sway be,,eved
to affect Americans of mercuriai ma
ture presages ingratitude to heroes
battlefields. Inc
Agitation ove prohibition Is lik elv
10 take a e form and to break on,
through some camouflaged movement
Girls should be exceedingly care.
rul In indulging In as fhe
summer advances, for the stars in
dictate that there will be much sent.
mental madness during the summer
months.
A reaction toward tenure man.
ners n modest dress is foreseen nv
astroiogers who declare that womer
VIII again cultivate the customs AND
OF their great grandmother
architects come under a rule max.
ing for prosperity inc artistic achieve.
ment.
Artists also should benefit greatl,
during the next five years, which will
mark the beginning of oid-worl,
ideals concerning the finer attain
ments Of mankind.
Persons whose birthdate n
should keep their business well /,
hand. They may have a busy ear
: but they must be careful to avoid mis-
fortunes.
Children born on this day are like
1y to eb clever and industrious. In
somewhat extravagant. These sub
! jects of Gemini usually have man
! ups and downs in life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
WEATHER

If I could run the weather for seasons two or three a medal
scented strikes u $ as being bad; most men r dise9ntented' and N some
day; the fields by hard work seeded " drowned and washed away
gets hot and hotter and crops begin to fry. ia get my friends to-
r maybe twice. I'd ask the honest voters the farmers blue and
them what they wanted, a cyclone or some see; by precedent UNI
in a tower alone. and cares no fig o # feather how weary mortals
we have often, Kissed him. he goes his bughouse course; he keeps
drizzing when floods are on the plain. He combs his hangdown
heather. and runs things hit or miss; if I could u the weather I'd
fill your lives with bliss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Luke Mclmke Says.

Luke McInke Says.
A clock hat isn't running Is right
at least nee every IL hours. And
hat Is a whole lot oftener than most
men are right.
Why does a boy chase a truck at full
speed for two square in order to
hook on behind for a half square?
An ice man sees SO much kitchen
negligee that he often wonders why
women are referred to as the Fair Sex.
When a sentimental girl tries to act
like she is Pining Away a fool man
merely gets the idea that her corset
Is too tight.
A man isn't nearly so successful
when he starts out on a woman hunt
as a woman Is when she starts out on
q man hunt.
When there are two fools In the
same family they are not necessarily
man and wife. FSrinstance q fellow
advertised for a wife and his W sis
ter answered the advertisement.
All tiny babies are angels. But
their wings decrease as their legs in
crease.
Ham and Eggs are natural afinities
When Ham oes UP to so cents Eggs
are 60 cents.
Many a man imagines hat he needs
a rest. when exercise is really what
he needs.
We once knew a merchant who ar
gued that ii did not pay to advertise
because he had advertised and II
didn't help his business n And VIZ
discovered hat his store was SO dirty
hat 1t drove trade away.
Some lei are 30 grouchy that they
imagine 1t must be fine to be an In.
spector and get paid for kicking.
A sure way to make your Wifi
| come home from her vacation on the
next train IS to tell her to stay a
long as she likes because you are hav'
Ing a fine time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Cheer Uni

The town Is dry, the kaifs are dark.
They've closed the front door and
the back:
For Luke McLuke there's no more
lark,
He has no place to spend his Jack"
But Corn Feds they are still on tap.
And that's some consolation;
For thirst Luke will not care a rap, q
Corn Feds will give him inspiration.
Billie Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
Obi

"Are red eyes a sign that a mar
ought to have glasses? 2" asked the Old
Fogy.
mot always" replied the Crouch
Sometimes they are a sign that he
has had too many"