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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02


The stars b a encourage criticism,
enmities and tealousies are strongly
dominant and public men may suffer
severely through misjudgment.
Public excitement, tense feeling
and even lawless. acts are indicated.
Some sort of sensation hat has to do
with returning troops is foreshadow-
ed.
Labor is still subject to planetary
influences that promise sensational
events, which win lead to benefits
bought with some extreme measure
or daring hazard.
Agitation over methods OF spending
public money will mark the next few
weeks and extravaganza will be
charged to officials who are heads OF
government departments.
Railways come under a sway that
fis to be ultimately beneficial. They
should profit greatly. owing to inn
proved method of management.
Inquiry concerning conditions sur
children will bring about
important reforms, it is p~rognosticat-
ed. and new era standards will be re-
vealed in public w~atchfulness hat
safeguard the young.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is
should guard against accidents and
disputes. Health hazards may cause
trouble. Those in employment will
succeed.
Children born on this day may be
too quick to think and speak. These
subjects of Aries T generally artis-
tic and affectionate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
MUCG1NG JERSEY COMMUTERS

You can't fool your Uncle Samuel if you are a summer commuter
TO the seashore. Beginning today-and it isn't an April fool joke,
ether-cemmuters to the seashore who purchase tickets over either
the Pennsylvania or New Jersey Central lines, viii be required to fur
nmh photographs, one and one-haf inches square, which viii be at
tached to the communication tickets.
Uncle Sam, now being in control of the railroads, has heard that
Sn years gone by commuters to the seashore have been in the habit of
AeIing the unexpired portion of their tickets OF their return to the
city, aud he does not propose to be fooled the wpy the railroads were
fooled before he took hold of things. The new order becomes effect.
i've today IN respect to season and annual tickets and it becomes eff.
feetive from May in regard to monthly tickets
The comnoter to the seashore win not only be unable to sell his
unused mileage this season, but he viii have to submit to be smugged',
besides. It's q cruel world to the one who practices deceit on Uncle
sam Railroad Administration-Jersey journal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

Luke McIake Says.
Ever notice hat the men who have
a right to be ~conceited are about the
only men who are not conceited?
And this would be a better world II
the Prohibitionists would set the Rum
mics a good example by being a little
temperate In their language.
We do not blame some men for be-
Ing very religious on Sunday. They do
not pay much attention to religion
the other six days of the week.
Why Is 1t that whom you are In a
hurry the man who wants to talk to
you for a minute insists on talking for
thirty minutes?
Being a crouch hath its reward.
People may hate you, but they'll never
try TO impose on you.
Once in a While you will ind q wife
who has her own way because her
husband is fond Of her. But in the
other ninety-nine cases a wife has her
own way because her husband is
afraid of her.
After playing the thing both ways
q man Is apt to discover that things
come o quickly 20 those who won't
wait.
A woman may walk into an open
coal hole because she Is busy rubber
ing at herself. But any time a man
walks into an open coal hole 1t II be-
cause he Is busy rubberng at q
woman.
II legal compulsion and prohibition
are going to make men good, we
might as well get ready to close the
Churches and Newspaper Ondces in .
year or so. There will be no more work
for clergymen and editors
Some people eem to save up their
coughing all week SO they can turn Il
loose when they go to Church on Sum
day.
Wonder II we couldn't get two
thirds Of the States to ratify an
amendment to the Constitution pro-
hibiting the sale and use OF Garlic?
Some men have lost all fear Of Hell
since they have learned that a lot of
the leaders OF the Everything
League expect to go to Heaven.
We do not know a whole lot about
women. But we do know that they
arr not all as innocent az they look.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
REDUCING MFANTHE MORTALITY

Efforts now being made in this city to reduce the infantile NOR
tally means much for Perth Amboy. The Division of Child Hygiene
under the State Department of Health has assigned a child welfare
nurse to work in this city exclusively and already much effective work
jsbeing done.
New Jersey has an abnOrmaly high chldrens death rate and
Perth Amboy has one of the highest rates in the state. This death
rate is largely due to ignorance and the improper care of infants The
nurse visits the home of the people most in need of assistance along
tits line and instructs and assists the mother. In this way many baby's
lives are saved.
An honor banner is to be awarded to the community of 5000 popu-
lahon which have an infantie mortality rate below 100 this year. 1t
would be q fine thing if Perth Amboy could win one of those banners.
1twould be another way of living up to our ambition to be the pace
making city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
DIR. STEELE SAYS

When yu hear of a a OF woman-long known for their integrity and
losing rip on themselves. youn probably find that for
m they've failed to tax a asona mount OF recreation.
There's nothing that makes n lose his perspective and balance quite
SO quickly a. h lac If healthy exercise and real fun.
Most OF he pious people who never have a har n wholesome muse
ment. have a fearful time fighting "me deyl' in solitude, whereas If they
got him out In the pen among healthy-mnded people, "the deWf' would
fee, wen when n man pursueth"
Furthermore, his satanic majesty can't stand the glow # tnghng blood
and a dash of cold water.
III when you're ured ut and yu MIND N heart haven't the power
of resistance that 70 gets in his fine work.
It's when you're depressed because of overwork that temptation is
hardest to yercom
N ma carry III and froAc to extremeS-as n may 10 with n
other good thing-but there's more danger in living and working solitary
alone. tha there is in conta0 with i've heathy-minded, strong hearted
people
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Daily Hon ScObe

THE stars incline. but do not COM
pei"
Thursday, April 8, 1918
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Venus rules kindly early today, ac-
cording to a~strology, but Neptune.
Saturn and Jupiter r all in evil
place.
II is a time when routine duties
should be pursued and business ini-
tiative should be delayed.
Theatres come under q sway that
Is rather promising for a good spring
season. This sway Is favorable for
new plays and those who act In them.
Romance again will WELD a strong
influence, the charms OF women being
especially a1uring while this confg-
uration prevails. But engagements or
marriages contracted today may lead
to misfortune that steala away love
- well as money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes

BY ceaseless- industry and thrift By manasement and care, I've
raised a bundle hard to lift for many bones III there While others
had a bully time and made the go6lets clans. I ls6Ored 2 ~
dismal nights I toiled with weary tread: while other fellows sa tine N
who comes from stale saloons to say we ought to divyy up our store
but it's the same old holdup game the thieves have always played.
The same old hopes forever burn IN 1awiess peoples souls. to gather
coin they do not earn, and swipe their neighbors rolls So long as
with thirst for beer. win talk and loaf and drift And while this
should divide r give their wad away. I've pushed the pillow and
piled the fail and groomed the setting hen. and trimmed the tree and
split the rail- to gain my iron men. And wild eyed anarchists may
but what I have Is mine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

Gosh, that's Queeri' unused the
Rummy, as he put his empty glass on
the bar.
Whats queer 2" demanded the Bar
keep, as he grabbed a bottle.
why, ven IL you prepay a tele-
gram, 1t goes on tick doesn't lit" re-
piled the BUNNY, as he headed for
the door,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Firms IL Firms.

Sign on store window on Washing
ton street, Dayton. Ohio:
Will Sell
Groceries And Meats
Yep, his name is Will Sell.
Poor Jimi
yellow Springs (Ohio) Cor. Spring
feld News.)
James Kilieen, whose horse and
buggy disappeared from where IL was
hitched on Cory street. back OF the
traction ONCE. Saturday evening. wal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Bits of By-Pldy

by LuAE McLukE
Copyright 1913, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.

The married man in this great CLINE
Is filed with fear;
For he knows that housekeeping time
VIII DON be here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

found abandoned on a farm near
Springfield, Sunday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02
Ouchi

"Why do you use the phrase cold
and clammy'so often 2" asked the City
Editor. Cant a thing be cold without
being clammyf"
Eyes. sir" replied the Cub Reporter.
Ibid you ever eat a chowder In a
cheap hash housed"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

The fool house painter, you'll agree
VIII get a fellows goat:
For, In the hottest weather, he
Puts on an overcoat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

/ cannot make this out at all,
No wonder my head aches;
While night and day are sure to fan
It is the day that breaks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

GOSH
He Is a nervy man, they say,
His courage makes him rash;
He, in a restaurant, one day,
Attacked a plate Of hash.
Luke McLuke.
The plate of hash to the defense
Sprang with a purpose grim;
And, though the conflict was intense,
1t got the best of him.
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

we'll WCnb
Knoxville Journal and Tribune.)
Another one Luke McLuke must
have dropped: Captain Love Cast Is
spending money with a lavish hand at
Clearwater, Florida"
The Disguised Doughboy.
Darling, I am coming back:
Silver threads among the black:
Now that peace in Europe nears,
I'll be back in seven years.
I'll drop In on you some night.
With my whiskers long and white;
Yes, the war Is over dear,
And we're going home I e
Home again with you once more,
Say, by INSTRUMENTATION;
tlne I thought by now I'd be
Sailing back across the sea.
Back to where o sit and pine,
But I'm stuck here on the Rhine;
You can hear the gang all curse.
Wal is hell, but peace is worse--A. f.
+.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

Our Daily Special.
Many a Strong-Headed Man Is
Weak Minded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

We learn from the Point Pleasant
wv. Va-) State Gazette that Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Gividam, of Gabblers Gap,
were shopping last Friday"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

AS he rolled his hoop, Willie Boop
Had a cough that was just like The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-02

The stars incline. but do not com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-24

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,EAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TOP 7o4 7O6 7OS 10 and us North
olumbus street. Six room frame
wellings with gas. electricity and
lwcr connections. Each $2000G2.
4 800 80 227 South Patrick street,
Ebch $1,GG0Q0.
21C North Pitt street, six room,
I ath ard basement, brick dwelling.
/ ust papcrcd and painted. A 10. |
condition. Price S%,750.00.
1902 Duke Street, S3.G00.0o.
1A16 Duke Street, $4.000.C0.
327 North Columbus Street, $1,000.
Any of the above dwellings, can be
bought on easy terms.
For the benefit OF our patrons
who are busy through the day we
will be open from 7:3G to $50 p. H.,
|laily, except Sunday.
WALTER X. HANDY 60.
Corner Royal and Prince SIS.
Alexandria. Va. Phone 1891
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OF SICKNESS

Medical authorities agree that in
lgestion and constipation are the
|rcrunners Of half the ills Of man
nd. Don't let mass Of partly di-
listed, deccmpos;ng food poison your
|lcle system. When your food is be-
L property d!gested, you are free
ON biliousness, gas, boating, sick
ladache, sour stomach, bad breath,
.atcd tongue. Foley Cathartic Tab
IS, a wholesome phys!c. thoroughly
eanse the bowels without gripia@
nausea, swceten the stomach AMI
vigcrate the liver.
I'D everywhere.
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saopCsED AMENDMENTS Constitution Of Virginia agreed % n
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section 1876 OF approved February I'o1'
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The Washington times., 1919-03-27
THEIR CHIC DRESS
WINS 'EN HUBBIES

BOSTON, March 2I.-HoW 70 apply
classic art as shown By ancient seulp-
ture. painting. and tapestries. 20 the
modern art Of trimming WOmSn's hats
is revealed BY Miss LottA A. Clarke
head OF the department OF history Of
the Boston Normal school,
1T II line and texture and color
that makes q thing beautiful Miss
Clarke says. a miIliner or 4 dress
maker displays her or her genius
when they take the materials at hand
and combine all those elements. II
our milliners and modistes would 90
70 the Art Museum. they would see
things there that have been models
OF beauty for mankind for genera
tiOns. And IL 90 the test OF beauty
when a thing never goes out OF style.
for. you see, it lasts forever, IL Is
always q joy to lock upon
''Ailliners may not md many hats
IN the Art Museum. bat they viii and
models OF headdFess there. They will
note. too. exhibitions Of cIeVerness in
making materials 1t the beautiful
lines OF the head. the shoulders. and
the body OF q woman
why do we look to France for
looked 70 Greece for her models Of
beauty? France and Greece have In
common that love OF beautiful in line
in color. and In texture. The French.
too, have that inhnite capacity OF
taking pains in their dress That q
genius In costume
I'VE wonder why 1000 OF cur
American boys are staying ia France
TO marry French girls / fancy that
the French Woman's genius for TAX
ing INFINITE pains in clothing herself
II responsible. The French girl de-
votes her whole attention TO her ap-
pearanee and mannerA Think back
OF the French girl and look at the
Greek head OF Aphrodite. She has
the DuIs and the headband that are
so popular today. Yet there Is never
. stray hair to be seen The GreskG
too. took infinite pains to be beautt-
full In the Greek and French erea-
tions there is never the awkWardnsss
Of line that We 50 often see In Amer
lean prOducts.-
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
COUGH RELEASES BONE
IN HIS THROAT A YEAR

FREDERICK. Md, March PA. n.
Williams. siXty-three years old a
miller Or Evansville. Frederick county,
during a violent spasm or coughing
dislOdge a piece or beef bone. three
inch long, one-quarter inch
wide and one-eighth inch thick. that
he had swallowed a year ago. and
which had given him muc trouble.
After swallowing the bone he lost
weight steadily. falling from 1sO to
140 pounds. He frequently was seized
with violent paroxyisms Of coughing.
&-ray photographs were taken, but
no bone could be seen In his throat.
He was then treated for tuberculosis.
He is rapidly improving.
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
ANSWER STRANGE,
BUT HEARTS RIGHT
International Film Service.

HONOLULU. Hawaii Islands. March
what. in your opinion, is
the greatest principle OF the
American Government" asked Judge
Vaughan OF an applicant for registra-
ton.
president Wilson" was the rejoin-
der
What do you think OF the king
business?" was the next question.
King business all pau. which.
translated, means that the king bust
ness il punk"
The applicant for citizenship who
was thus catechiZed was POrtu-
guess who had lived here since 1895.
Judge Vaughan's verdict was:
We'll, the heart is all right. even
If the answer is not according To
form" SO Joe Rodriguez Will have
chance To vote for or against prohibi-
ton in the United States IL it ever
comes to another argument.
Incidentally, he can vote on bond
issues. tariff issues and any other
kind or an issue that comes up. in
cIuding Woman's Suffrage. for he is
full fledged citizen OF the United
States.
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
B0LSHEWST UPRISINeS
IMMINENT IN AUSTRIA
AND CzECH0-SL0VAKIA

BEREE. March 27.-Bolshevist up
F1sings IN Austria and CzechoA ASlo-
Nalsta are imminent according TO sd-
vices received here today. Any moFe
N those two countries against he
Hungarian soviet government - Ak
Socted 20 precipitate the trouble.
The British military mission In
V1ennA, it was reported. has noticed
ne government the allies are ready
10 increase AustFia's food supply hf
order - maintained
The Austrian population is greatly
excited over events in Hungary, esie-
eially IN view Of their own economic
situation.
: All restaurants in Vienna are
Elossd. there Is no gas or coal, ahd
the- meat ration has been reduced Ito
an inhnftesfmal quantity. BoIshS-
Ttsm apparently is proving an inl-
portions Of the population. Fridz
Adler, according 70 reliable inforrnd-
aion. h preparing 20 lead q Bolshevtsf
Uprising against the present Austria1
government
In Prague Radical Socialists are dsk
msEdinE immediate general nationally
zation- The entire Socialist party a
threatening a general strike IL an eff
fort Il made to mobilize against Hun
kRry.
(Unconhrmed reports have been re-
eeivad that g formidable CXechof
SiOVak army already has begun tnva
sion Of Hungary. occupying the tm3
portsnt city Of Rasb. about midway,
between Vienna and Budapegt.)
The latest adviees received here in
dicate Hungarian communism is max
ing the Russian soviet republic ap-l
pear almost conservative. Every-
thing is being nationGlized, and thel
most severe penalties are provided fort
any form Of resistance.
Bella Kun, the new foreign minister,
is said to haYe beeh in prison when
Count KaroIyl decided TO turn the 4
government over to him Friends Of
former Emperor Karl in Switzerland
declare he will recogize the national
assembly and legalization OF his de-
thronement. without giving up hope
that the Austrian people viii eventu-
ally change their minds In tie l
meantime he will settle down TO 3
secluded lffe at Parma Castle. His
brother, Archduke Max. 10 remaining i
IN Vienna. but 10 prepared to re-
nounce all claims to the throne.
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
NECK BROKEN, RECEIVERS
GETS WORK on bREDGE

MARsHFIELD. Ohio. March IT,
William =. Steward, q former resi-
dent OF Riverton. Is one Of the few
persons with broken nscks who re-
covered.
Mr.. Steward was injured IN WASH
ingtOn and for q year lay in kos-
pital. where he was treated for
broken Vsrtebrae. He finally recovered
80 that be could be released nom The
plaster east about his neck. 70 wear q
jIastsr cast about his neck. a. the
veFtebrae would not hold his Asal
up. After wearing the east 4FOm SIX
TO nine months the neck beeauao
stronger and the support wAs 49,
eaPdsd-
Mr.. Steward IS visiting Coos c0ultS.
and, although his neck - still 4 1ttio
stiR. Ne q able to earn z ltVinE. H8
has been working On q dra1nago
drsdge IN the SutrO basin tn GO
fOrnia-
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
SCHOOL DANCE PUNCH
HAD KICK; WHO DID IT7

La CROSSE, Wis, March zT.-Who
Rut the punch in the punchbOWl?
1 This is the latest angle OF the nor
tnaI school victory strike which is now
tnder Investigation Gt the La Crosse
Institution. and additional suspen-
4ions are expected by the student body
~ the faculty is able to hnd out who
ik responsible for putting a quart or
20 OF hard liquor in the refreshments
St q school dance.
The dance was that conceded By the
faculty 70 stop the celebration strike
from classes which the students in
aRgUFated after winning the state
hAsketbaII championship
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
PRUssIAN DICT HUaE.

COPENHAGEN, March .2T.-Prus-
sian Finance Minister siedkum, ask
Ing for = vote Of credit Of 10000. 900
marks Ia the Prussian Assembly. ad-
mitted = total dehcit Of 2,4Os. 900, 900
marks. Sceording to 4 dispatch from
Berlin today. siedkum declared this
lsituatfon was unprecedented and a
catastrophe.
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
CAPT. NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT
| TO REPORT ON HUNGARY

LONDON. March 2T.-Capt. Nicholas
fSoosevelt. of the American mission
20 Hungary, has left Budapest for
|Paris to report on the situation. said
h dispatch from Vienna
Captain Roosevelt, who IL . cousin
20 the late Theodore Roosevelt, va
sent into AuStFia-Hungary TO assist
in giving food relief
The Washington times., 1919-03-27

double chins and all Of our feather
fluh. that clings round the face in a
manner ruff. One on blonde with its
flues aflutter with each soft breath
or each word she'd utter, was palest
Of pink, like a blushing rose, aframing
her face TO her tilted nose. A featheTy
mass OF pink delight atop OF the cape.
or pink a. light as chiffon all lined
with a soft old blue and bordered with
fringe Of the feathers too.
COcky style; Tres -ChIck.v
On some French frOckS in a manner
daring. the plumage Of cocks they
are also wearing. instead Of tire os-
trich; so take your pick. Its a cocky
style and one might say chick"
But what do you think, OF all the
ing wings. All, surely this aping Of
heavenly style H. enough To make all
the angels smile. In smart shop
window I saw. did you. this new wing
ed garment exposed 10 view. 'Tis an
evening gown Of sunshine shade. the
lOvliest yellow that over was made.
Its fabric tn" Softest Of silk cloth
seem. shot through and through with
SuhDedH Eitdin. lhr Skirt anu
the bodice with graceful drdLe. "a
resSingly clung to A perfect shape
and punches OF feathers in yellow
hue, perch on the bodice. the sa-h
end too. And round in the back. like
"A hustle old. two rows OF the fIues
spout their fluffy gold. Then crown
ing glory, Oh glory be, On the shoul-
der straps feather wings you see.
where the yellow flues OF the ostrich
start. the acme indeed Of angelic art.
Although TO be proper you always
try. one must in this gown feel
little fly"
The Washington times., 1919-03-27

gary. was reported invaded by a Boil
sheVik army Of 10000 from Russia
shortly after the establishment OF
Soviet government in Budapest capi-
tai of Hungary.
The Washington times., 1919-03-27
NINE KILLS -FOUR SAILORS.

ANCONA, Italy, March 27.-Four
sailors were killed and three injured
when a mine exploded under the bow
Of the mine sweeper Salvor. eight
miles out OF port. The ship was