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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Grand Jury Banquet Here

bhE Akatf4uD& ~
Members and guests of the Decem-
Der term grand jury after dining at
the New Packer House here yester-
day afternoon, listened to addresses
and after dinner speeches for about
two hours. Owing to his being de-
tanned in New Brunswick, Judge Pc
ter F.. DALI vas not able to grace the
affair with his presence. He had sd-
dressed the members of the jury In
New Brunswick in the morning, how
ever. prior to their coming to this
city for the banquet which marked
the close of their term.
John Hanson, Sr., filled the posi-
ton of toast-master in an able and
clever manner he calling upon twelve
or more of those present for remarks.
Mayor Frank Dorsey welcomed h
grand jurymen to this city, after
which Prosecutor Joseph Il. Stricken
thanked them In behalf of the county
for the manner in which they had
assisted him in properly and intel
ligently acting upon the cases rough
before them for consideration. The
prosecutor stated that a situation out
of the ordinary had been brought
about now that the war is ended and
this feeling of unrest has resulted
In increased crime.
Surrogate Daniel w. Clayton made
q strong Americanization and citizen
address. in which h keynote express
ed by him was BE Americans and
teach the foreigners right by exam
ple." w. Guy Weaver chairman OF
the arrangement committee, present.
ed John X. Sheehy, foreman of the
grand fury, with a valuable diamond
scarfpin, and Anthony Silzer, secre-
tarr of the jury, was also remem-
bere dby the jury, a cash gift being
given to him. Both responded. Mr..
Sheehy declaring that h harmony
among the members of the body had
been such that he regretted 1t was not
the long term jury instead of snort
term hat they might work together
longer. The justice. mercy and
brotherly love shown by members OF
the jury, the foreman said, would
form an excellent basis upon which a
fraternal organization might be built.
Judge Won Minden, James A. Ed
gar, Theodore Cohen, stephen f..
Somogyi, Victor w. Main and limo
thy Nevill also spoke prior to the
motion to adjourn being made. Mu-
sic selections were. rendered during
the afternoon by Abel Larsen and An
drew Rasmussen.
The members of the December
term grand Jury were:
John X. Sheehy. foreman; Harry
Conard. Lewis Board, Richard NC
Cloud. Russell L. Miles. w. Guy
Weaver. William II. Brooks, Elper
Brewer, William H. Green. Albert
Kinzle, John Hanson ST., Theodore
Cohen, Frank Jones, Edward Gluck,
Florentine Hoffman, Edward Dilts.
Paul Carpenter Victor w. Main, James
A. Edgar, Henry Christ. N. w. Pierce,
George Mcpherson. Clifford Emens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
ONLY TWO ARRESTED
ON EASTER MONDAY

Although yesterday was Easter
Monday the police patrol did not
have to work as hard as was expect
ed, only two DRINKS being taken in
during the day.
Detective Sergeant John Huff pick
ed up John Shuvolsky on a drunk
and disorderly charge yesterday af-
ternoon. Shuvolsky was found sat
the corner of Elm street and New
Brunswick avenue by the detective
rolling about the street. When ar
raigned before Recorder Pickersgill
this morning a fine of $40 was i'm
posed.
John Looney, alias Patrick Ryan,
was the other intoxicated party to be
taken into custody. This arrest was
made by Patrolman Koyen and re-
suited in the man, who halls from
South Amboy, being fined $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
ALDERMEN ON TOUR
OF INSPECTION TODAY

An inspection of the site of the pro-
posed municipal garage and city
stables, and also of the orphans home
located in Fords, but owned by the
city, was conducted this morning by
City Engineer Morgan f. Larson,
Pohn N. Wester,
and Aldermen Thomas Patten,
William c. Wilson, Christian Ander-
sen and Benjamin A. Riedy. The trip
made by automobile, Mr.. Larson
explaining the proposed layouts for
the garage and city stables on the
municipal owned property near the
aims house. The orphans home in
Fords Is not being used as such as yet
by the city, it now~being occupied
only by a care-taker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Action for South Amboy Trolley.

SOUTH AMBOY. April 6.-At a
meeting of the board of Directors or
the Chamber of Commerce last night
Mr.. Filskov reported that the Public
Service Railway company were trying
to secure signatures of property own
ers along Portia street, to allow a
trolley track on thai street. He stated
that it would seem hat they now de-
sired to eliminate the ~" at that
street and make a loop using the j.
C. Z. tracks on Feltus street. He sug-
gested that if this was their inten-
ton, why not have the trolley com
pany go to the end of the line and
then make the loop, giving service
to all parts of the city.
He stated that it vas his opinion
that both companies would then use
one track on Bordentown avenue,
Feltus street and Pine avenue would
then be way streets for the trolley
The officers were directed to
investigate further and draw up a set
of resolutions indorsing the project.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
City is

At a special meeting of the
George b. Mcclellan Engine Com
pany held last night Thomas Geragh-
ty, nineteen months old, of 5G2 AM
boy avenue, was the winner of a $40
gold piece, a prize awarded to the
winner of a contest held by the en-
CINE company.
Tho Fife Drum and Bugle ranch
Local, 1913, A. +. of NJ, meets to-
night at Goodwill headquarters.
Adrian Lyon is attending a meet
ing of the business committee of the
Y. NJ. G. A. State executive committee
being held this afternoon at the Rail-
road Club in New York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
IRISH OPPOSITION
BECOMING GENERAL

~ ~ AoSVttdteu fTcSS.
DUBLIN. April 6=Opposition to.
the government never has been so
general throughout Ireland as todar
Some critics protest against ths.
severity of the military regime. but.
their ttacks are met by demands.
from others, who assert that steps
taken have not been sufficiently
drastic and that M asures intended 10
he coersive have f. led in their OBJ ct.
The bitterness Of feeling diviting
the people of ireland into two main
sections, extends even to learned So
.~cietics. the Royal Irish Academy the
most learned body in ireland having
Just refused to readmit Prof. John
MacNeill to its membership.
Subscribing to the Sim Fem loan in
ireland is an onense against the law.
according to a ruling of two magis-
trates in County Wexford who in a re-
cen case held hat such action was
attempt to oVerturn the kings
government"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
DAYLIGHT SAVING IS AGAIN
SIDETRACKED BY SENATE
BIZ Special Correspondent.

BIZ Special oTTespONdeff.
TRENTON. April 6.-The daylight
saving legislation was again side
tracked in the senate last night, when
the Mackay senate bill was laid over
for further consideration until next
Monday night. The -postponement Of
action on the bill was brought about
by a telegram from Speaker Sweet
of the New York assembly, predicting
that the daylight saving law in New
York state would he repealed this
week.
Mackay brought up the bill for a
vote, insisting hat immediate action
was necessary in view of the failure
of the New York Legislature TO re-
peal its law 1t was at this time
that Senator Allen, of Salem. read
the telegram from Speaker Sweet of
the New York assembly to the affect
that the law will be repealed in that
state.
On roll call for postponement. Mack
ay, Pilgrim, of Essex, Simpson of
Hudson and Smith, of Passaic, opposed
delay. twelve senators voted for post
ponement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06

Julius Molnar vs.. Fred Ctrment:
George Kemeny representing Molnar.
and Toverehne and Liable represents
ing the defendant.
Frank Holccz VS.. William DE Long
Jr.: George Kemeny representing the
complainant, Reed. Hipficld and
Crane representing the defendant.
William Gewannis VS.. Moses J..
.Eiswann: Jacob Klein representing
the plaintiff and Tracey & Milton rep
.|resentinE the defendant.
Sweiller Bros. vs. William Anklo-
WITT: John r. kirkpatrick repre- ent-
ing tho plaintiff. and Russell +. Watson
representing the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Think Robber was Eoi;cd

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 6@The
county prosecutors Office is working
on. a report which was sent TO capt.
Rutledge at Camp Raritan by a Mrs.
Maxheld, of Lincoln, that at 2:40 this
morning a man wearing a soldiers
uniform and with "A badge similar TO
to those worn by police officers en-
tered a window at her home. The
mar stated that he received instrUc-
lions to go around the houses in hat
vicinity. 1t is thought hat the man
had a robbery planned but was foiled
when he found the people awake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
TWO LOCAL MEN HELD
; AS GAMBLING WITNESSES
By STAFF Correspondent.

BIZ STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. April Al
bert Erickson, an engineer ON the
Port Reading railroad and Edward
N. Christensen, a lineman, both or
Perth Amboy were this morning held
In $500 when arraigned before Judge
DAILY as material witnesses In the
case of the state against William Kelly
and Elmer Christopherson also of
Perth Amboy. The latter two are
believed to be the onest that were run
ming the crap game in Palace hall
Sometime ago which was raided by
Roundsman Jensen and several police
men of the Perth Amboy department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Charge Boy Stole Film.

A fourteen year old boy arrested by
Detective Joseph Gutowski yesterday
on a charge of stealing a moving pic
'ture film from the Royal theatre. is
being held at police headquarters I'M
til the recorder a have a talk with
the boys parents.
The reel which was stolen from the
theatre was returned by the boy who
stole 1t, after Detective Gutowski who
was detailed on the case told David
SNAPPER. the manager to offer a reward
for the return with the result that the
boy returned with the reel for the re-
ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
ORDER RELEASE OF TWO

NEW BRUNSWICK, April s. -
Walter White. colored and Wesley
Bishop, olore held in the county Jail,
the first on a charge of robbing a
garage in New Brunswick, n the
second as a material witness to shoot
ing at a crap game in Roosevelt, were
ordered released from the jail this
morning by Judge Daily at the request
of assistant prosecutor John Coan. No
bill was found against White. while
Bishop can be picked up again If he
is needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
EIks Banquet Tonight

The annual banquet of Perth Amboy
Lodge, No. 7S4, Benevolent and Pro-
.~tective Order of Elks will follow the
installation of officers tonight at the
club house. George ]. Miller VIII
succeed Ferd Garretson as the exalted
ruler of the lodge. District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler Hart, of Plain
field will come here to place the new
staff officers In their respective chairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
IN 6 IN NORMAL
SCHOOL TOTEACH

By The Associated Press.
TRENTON, April 6.-Only one
woman in six who will be graduated
from the public and private high
schools mex June expect to take up
teaching as a profession. as the re-
suit of a QUESTIONABLE sent out by
Commissioner of Education Kendall
became known. Mr.. Kendall said
1000 new teachers would be required
In the schools of the state next year
to maintain the present standard of
efficiency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT
IN HARB0R STRIKE
BIZ 7he Associated prea..

NEW YORK, April 6.-The harbor
strike entered its sixth day with both
sides firm and confident of winning.
Union officials claimed conditions are
worse than generally known; trans
portation officers insisted the situation
was returning normal.
Possibility of a strike of all long
ihoremen will be discussed by strike
leaders with 4. V. O'Connor. president
of the International workers was
limited by Thomas r.. Healey, presi-
dent of the Marine Workers Alliance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06

lien claim has been filed at the county
seat by the N. j. Roofing Co. against
Hans Meyer, builder. Paolo and NJ.
Giacolone. and Joseph Ostarwich,
mortgages, for a two story hollow
tile building on Fulton street. Wood
bridge. The claim is for stating the
roof and porches between October Is.
and January 70, amounting to $210.3S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
County Lawyers Meet

oU DtuU TcoPUtuOWFs
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 6:-At
noon today the Middlesex County Bar
Association went into session at their
annual meeting in the lawyers room
at the courthouse. This meeting is
held annually at the beginning of the
spring term, when business of the
past year is talked over and officers
for the following year are elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Have Union Strike Breakers.

81 The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 6-Use of union
strike breakers to put down h unau-
thorized walkout of members of the
recently formed Chicago Yardmen's
Association held forth a promise of
restoration of nearly normal freight
traffic to and through Chicago by
Saturday.
railroads effected by the strike and
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
and the Swftchmen's Union OF North
America, said today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Production Is Effected
Bu The associated I-reSs.

SPRINGFIELD, April 6.-Produc-
tions in at least twenty bituminous
coal mines in Illinois. was effected
today by the miners refusing to work
because of dissatisfaction with the
wage scale agreement signed In New
York, March 81, under the terms OF
which the men are given a minimum
wage of 1915 a day and a maximum
of Sc 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
JUDGE DAILY TO TAKE NO
ACTION ON LICENSES
81 Stat correspordsas.
NEU- nnT--.rr-va

81 SfaT Correspordsas.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April G.
Judge Daily ruled this morning that
he has no jurisdiction in liquor cases
and that no action would be taken
BY him on the six liquor licenses pre-
sented to him In the our of common
pleas this morning. The presentation
of applications on the opening day Is
an old rule. but these applications
will be returned 10 the petitioners
now that the court has made this
ruling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
SUFFRAGISTS TO CALL
VICTORY CONVENTION
BIZ The Associated Prsss.
Anril

BV The Ass0cioted Prsss.
PLAINFIELD, April Ga call to
he victory convention of the New
Jersey Suffrage Association to be
held April 23 M "a at Newark has
been sent out to the s~uffragists of
the state. 1t will be the last official
meetings of the group of women who
for a half century have carried on
the work of the suffrage association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Obituary
lairc Nance

Claire Nance, -four years and four
months old, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nance. of 2O4 Smith
street. died Monday night at .
O'Clock. Funeral services tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Intermeht
in Christ church cemetery, south
Amboy.
Mrs. Ida Leycnscn
Mrs. Ida Ievensen, sixty-two years
old. OF 205 Market street, died sud
denly at her home this morning. run
eral this afternoon from her late res
denee with interment in h Hebrew
Fraternity cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
DORSEY IS FOREMAN
OF NEW GRAND JURY
Continued from page u

The grand jury completed it's work
at / o'clock this afternoon. returning
six indictments, all of which Will
come up before the court of quarter
sessions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Held For Attacking So. River Man.

BY STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 6-Jonn
Najarer. of South River. was commit
ted to the county jail to await the
action of the grand jury by Recorder
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
PR|CEOF COAL
WILL INCREASE
Local Dealers Expect Price
Will Go Up at Any Time---
Maybe as Much as ST a Ton

1t was learned today from local
dealers that a raise in the price OF
coal is expected to take place at any
time. 1t is estimated that this raise
will be about 81 per ton. This Is
due mainly to the r~eadjusting of the
wages to be paid the miners and the
increase in freight rates. The local
dealers who receive coal via the De-
high Valley Railroad are said to be
well supplied with coal. but those
along the Central Railroad of New
Jersey are said not to be 50 well stock
ed although there is considerable a
in the city at the present time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
BIZ The associated Press.

PITTSBURG, Kans.. April g.
Twenty-four miners OF Cherokee anu
Crawford counties were under sum
mons today to appear before the Kan
sas industrial court sitting here and
explain q sudden strike of between
1900 and 1000 miners of the two
counties. According TO union officials
the strike is in protest against a re-
cent wage award of President Wilson'S
coal commission.
oluntar and had not been called by
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06

Letters CUT In Marble or Granite
Head Stones or Markers ut the Cemetery
Reasonable Prices
Call or Write
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
IN MEM0RIAM.


Sergeant Harry a. Davis, who lost
his life last Tuesday evening and which
his death has reached many hearts
and II only sympathy were like waves
of light how the rays would pour from
many heart Of his friends to Hum
mate the gloomy veil OF grief which
wraps his loved ones In its sombeI
folds. But, OH how powerless, indeed
are love and friendship In the presence
Of this dark hour 10 shed one little
drop OF consolation, over the fragments
Of a broken heart, which only time
can mend
We cannot realize the import Of such
sad tidings, they fill us with unhounded
grief and dismay.
What can we say--what can we do
to Tighten the hearts OF his beloved ones
In this bitter hour of supreme agony?
We can only commend them to it's mol
lifyinE influence, and with the assur-
ance Of our deepest sympathy and warm
affection
Harry, come and give that big salute
Dressed IN your military suit.
Come and shine In your place once more
And wait for us before you soar
Into the night OF novermOre.
Gone Gone! out Of the shadows OF
sadness,
Into the sunshine Of Eladncss.
out OF land very drcary,
Out OF a world very weary.
Into joylauu above us,
Where there's Father to love us
Into our home sweet Home"
SAM CARPENTER
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
Brokers Summoned
In Paper Probe

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-Print pa
per brokers from New York and other
cities will no summoned before the
senate committee investigating the pa
per situation. decision having been
made In an executive session today 10
subpoena them. The date Of their ap-
peGra"ce is indefinite.
Chairman Reed said the committee
plans to so to the bottom OF the print
paper situation in an effort TO ascer-
tain the cost of production and what
profits are being made from the sale
OF paper, especially through brokers 70
the small publishers, William RAN
dolph Hearst aSd Frank A, Muusey,
New York publishers. We're unable to
appear before the committee today and
the open hearings were postponed I'M
til tomorrow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
BIRTHS.

George y. and Annie Cox Belote, 931
Philadelphia, April %; boy
Walter A. and Belle W. Jackson, 6i2
Cox, April %. boy
s. A, and Earl Dean, S23 Linden,
April 2s. girl.
So and salome Thompson. 9O3 wal
ker, April ~; boy
Thomas NJ. and Edith Nichols Stat
terry, li62 Greenwood, April %, boy.
Adam and Virginia Blackwell Jett,
Baptist Memorial hospital April 20,
boy
Tony and Annie Faceua, Graham and
Summer, April l6; boy.
Ben p, and Fannie Dlugach, Baptist
Memorial hospital, April rs; girl
E. T. and Lille Klonke pePass, 1897
Netherwood, April 26 boy
Jerry and Pinkie Andrew, Fields ave-
nue.. April 20: girl
Albert and Georgia Conference, siS
Olympia, April Is; boy
r.. c. and vallle Doyle, 7j5 Olympia,
April "a, girl.
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Cbe dsems 5rtu1ttar
Classified Section
DEATHS.

John V. Wright, age as, Baptist Me-
mortal hospital. April 81; acute cardiac
dllatation.
win Bunting. age As, General hos
pital April IS, pneumonia and perito-
uitis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Davidge Warfield and Charlotte
Osterhout Craft, carl Thomas Hickey
and S. Wilson, william Carroll Sechrs;
and Laura Belle Kaufman, Clarence
Dale and Rose Beretta. George Walker
aud Sarah Jackson. George Fisher and
Sylvia Gardner. Douglass Scott and
Susie Hawkins, Arthur Pennock Moore
and Jennie Mai Mckinney, Warner L..
Moore and Florence McGan, w. D. Fer
guson and Bertha NJ. Wiuskelley r, l..
Lamb and Gladys NJ Purcell
Lee General watson and Beatrice
Scruggs, Henry Lowery and Lille Dun
Ian
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30
NOTICE.

SELL us your old furniture and
stoves Phone Main sos.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.


WOLFF Entered into rest ut resi-
dencc, No. 1895 Court Ave, Friday
morning, April 80 1920, at 1215 o'clock,
Mrs Regina Wolff. mother Of Mrs J..
l., Levin, Mrs. A. L.. Cohn. Theo Wolff,
Mrs Sam Baum and b. A. Bauer.
Funerals will take place from resi-
dence, Due notice Of the time will be
given.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED--From my residence, on
Highland Ave, a small, female fox ter
rier, black head, white body, with one
large black spot on back, very short
tail, answers to name short" VIII pay
reward. No questions, II. l.. Armstrong,
Hem. 3i04.
FITTED black leather purse, old rose
lining, containing visiting cards and
small amount of money. Lost Sunday
night on Harbert and Cleveland or
Central ave. Reward IL returned TO
iI42 Central ave,
LoST-Palr gold-rimmed nose glasses
at Union station, or between Peabody
and Janssens. Finder return to Box
ward.
LOST--Black walrus SUIT case, near
Union depot; contains mans apparel;
Little Rock address on tag. SIS reward,
Phone Main 65l or return to 2S9 Madi-
son ave.
LOST--Y Dung white billy goat Re-
ward Hem. S945. t+aS Goodbar
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,


To Joseph Iofirics Wesley Wins and
Edward Carroll, in the Chancory Court
Of Shelby County. Tennessee. STATE
Of Tennessee.
Edward r. Kirk Anna Bell Kirk, Wyatt
Kirk Jr., Mary Lou Grant and Hus-
hand, John II. Grant, We. Joseph JET
fries, Hannah Kirk Nelma q. Car
roll, Wesley Wins and Edward Car
roll No. 2i7l7 Il. y,
In this cause II appearing from tho
amended bill which Ia sworn to that
the respective residences of the de-
PENDANTS, Joseph Jcffries and wesley
Wins are unknown and can not he
ascertained upon dligent inquiry; and
that the defendant, Edward Carroll, is
a nonresident OF the State OF Tennes-
see and a resident Of the State OF Ar
kansas;
II is therefore ordered that the said
Joseph Jcffries, wesley Wins and Ed
ward Carroll make their appearances
respectively herein nj the courthouse
Of Shelby County Tennessee, in the
city OF Memphis. shelby County Ten
nessee on or before the first Monday
in June, 1920, before said Chanccry
Court sitting in said courthouse, and
make defense to the amended bill filed
against them and Hannah Kirk and
Nelma c. Carroll by the said Edward
II Kirk. Anna Bell Kirk, wyatt Kirk,
Jr,, Mary Lou Grant and husband, John
II Grant. or otherwise said amended
bill win be taken for confessed as to
them
1t Is further ordered that this notice
be published once n week for four con
secutive weeks IN TIL, News Scimitar, Il
newspaper published In the city Of Mem
phis. Shelby County, Tennessee.
\ True Copy-Attest,
DAVID FENTRESS, c, and NJ.
This April 20. 1920,
Norman NJ Byars, Solicitor for Com
al
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-30

The "Bayer Cross placed on tablets
means you are getting true 'Bayer
Tablets Of Aspirin" proved safe by mil
lions Of people--the genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years.
In every handy "Rayur" package are
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ToothaChc, Earache. Neuralgia, Rhcu-
matsm, LumbaGo, SciatiCa, Neuritis
and for Pain generally,
TIA boxes Of - tablets, cost only 8
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Baycr" packages, Aspirin Is the trade
mark Of BaYer Manufacture Of Mono.
aceticacidoster of Salicyhcacid,
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