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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
DAILY HOROSCOPE


wednesday, Sep<ember is, 1890
(Copvright. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Uranus and Jupiter rule strongly
for good this day. according to as
trology. The Sun is adverse early
in the morning.
The planetary forces favor the use
of the higher powers of the mind;
They stimulate logic and careful
argument, while at the same time
they are supposed to encourage re-
ceptiveness.
There is a most fortunate sign
for public speakers who solicit the
confidence of the people. They
should push all their interests while
this sway prevails, but they will be
more successful with the humble
than with the naughty.
While Jupiter gives power to rea-
son Uranus quickens intuition un-
der this direction of the stars and
the day is most auspicious for CO.
operation between men and women.
A coalition between great organ
izations of the people engaged in
industry and those devoted to the
arts is prognosticated.
An uncovering of long-hidden Sc
crets seems to be presaged by the
stars. There may be an increase
of gossip, scandal and wrong think
ing at this time.
This should be a fairly favorable
sway under which to meet romance.
Love affairs, especially those that
concern men of letters or the learn
ed professions are believed to Gull
inmate during this planetary gov
ernment.
Early today it will be wise not
to seek positions or favors OF any
sort.
Although many sinister signs ap-
pear at this time, the seers declare
that the world is growing rapidly
better.
An unusually dry autumn is fore
shadowed for the East and South.
Stockmen in the West should
prepare for a severe winter in which
a strange disease may affect cattle.
The early part of the autumn and
winter will bring large returns to
theatrical managers. New artists
will be developed among American
players, men being more numerous
than women.
There is today the most promis-
ing rule for the negro race, which
will enjoy many benefits, but riots
NAV cause serious trouble In a
Western city as well as in the
South.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the forecast of a most sue
cessful and profitable year. Women
will be especially fortunate.
Children born on this day have
the augury of progress and pros
perity, but their desire for change
must be curbed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
CUTTING OUT THE NOISE.

Good work. Chief Burke has got
his men on the job. Useless noises
caused by automobiles have got to
be abolished. The EVENING NEWS
campaign for a stricter enforcement
Of the traffic regulations against cut
outs and screech horns is beginning
to bear fruit.
One driver arrested last night for
running his automobile with the cut
out wide open was fined $40 this
morning. Keep up the good work.
1t Is something that is going to bring
more relief to the people than almost
anything else that can be done ex-
cept preventing speeding.
The restrictions against cut-outs
are not new; it is not necessary to
show so much leniency while the
drivers are becoming acquainted
with the regulation. Every auto
driver knows that there is ban on
cut-outs; it is solely because the au-
thorities have become lax in the en-
forcement of the regulation that the
cut-out has come into such general
use again.
In some cities the campaign
against their use has been renewed.
We have already cited the success of
the movement to end useless auto
mobile noises in Philadelphia. Perth
Amboy can be equally as successful.
If the police are as diliigent in en-
forcing this rule against useless
noise as they are in enforcing other
features of the traffic regulations
which are not nearly as objection
able they will be doing good work.
Just as the regulations prohibit
the use Of the cut-out. 50 they should
forbid absolutely the screech whist
les on automobiles. The trucks and
buses are the most serious offend
ers in this regard. The average
horn that is placed on an automobile
is sufficient to sound all the warning
that is necessary upon approaching
a crossing or in passing another car
There is no excuse for the ear-pierc'
ing alarm that is almost continuous
Ily sounded by indifferent truck
drivers. A law prohibiting the use
of these screechers entirely would bs
a good thing.
There Is no reason why the people
Of city should be 50 constantly an
noyed by the useless noises thai
make the streets a nightmare. Th'
necessary noises of city are bac
enough without adding all these un'
necessary features. Now that Chic
Burke has taken action and giver
his men definite instructions we lool
for a decided improvement in Pertl
Amboy In this matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
snirit Hls Most BeatiufuI Woman.

LONDON-The most beautiful
woman he had ever seen was a
spirit with wonderful eyes accord
ing to Count Migatovich, former
Serbian minister to London. The
count added he had had converse
tions with the spirits of the mur-
dered Queen Draga and King Alex
ander of Serbia and with Tsar Du-
shan, who died In the Middle Ages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Randit is Out. Garage Man In

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-A. J. kars-
ner, head of the Dixie Auto Com
pany. has a headache and $40 be-
longing to an auto bandit. The
bandit deposited the money on a
new car and asked for a demon
stration. While Karsner was demon
strating, he was cracked over the
head with a revolver, gagged and
bound to a tree. The bandit left
with the auto. but Karsner freed
himself and overlook his machine.
The bandit escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Gets 81 a Day for Going to School

MARIETTA, U.-LIarenCe MIIIeT,
sixteen, of Lawrence township,
Washington county, is probably the
only boy in the United States who
is paid 81 a day for going 10
school. The board of education.
which must furnish transportation
to all students living more than two
miles from a schoolhouse, found 1t
cheaper 10 pay Clarence the cash
than to furnish him a conveyance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Roard of Managers Meet,

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of Managers of the Perth
Amboy Day Nursery was held yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frank Dorsey, High street.
Routine business was transacted.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Axel Olsen, Lewis
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

During the past year the Govern
ment paid OF billion and a half OF
the public debt and found itself with
a $500, 100000 surplus. Then isn't it
about time to do away with some
of the petty, pocket-picking war
taxes" and let future generation
pay a small share OF the expense
incurred in making the world safe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

An Office that seeks the man.
A small boy who hates to whistle.
A druggist who hasn't something
just as good.
A man who hates to give advice.
A near-beer quartet.
A man who refuses nip out OF
your quart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
90
FEED MILK TO HOGS.

There is a striking contrast be-
tween two headlines in two different
papers published within q day or
two of each other. the one heading
being over an article in the EVE
MING NEWS and the other over q
dispatch from Moorestown in the
southern part of the state.
The EVENING NEWS heading,
which had reference to conditions in
this city read: price OF Milk May
Go still Higher. Is Claim" The ar
ticle stated that the price Of milk
advanced slightly here on septem-
Der so that the present range Of
prices is from nineteen to twenty
Ave cents a quart for raw and
pasteurized milk and as high as
thirty-two cents a quart for certified
milk.
The heading over the dispatch
from Moorsstown read: Milk Goes
10 Hogs; Now at Q Cents Quart" !"
This article is worth reprinting. 1t
Is as follows:
"Dairymen in this section are sell
ing large quantities of milk to stock
raisers who are feeding It to tneir
hogs. The best grade OF mix Is
bringing four and a half cents
quart and the skim milk is selling
.~rhe falling off Of the demand for
milk in the cities Is the reason as
signed for this surplus. Some dairles
ship a third less than they snippeo
this time last year. Dairymen say
this is not because milk Is seulne
higher now so much as the reouc-
tion in the orders OF families who
year ago used much more HLIA lnaii
they are now using.
s.In order to stimulate large or
ders from the consumers, many
dairynen are favoring a pronounced
reduction in price in which they ex-
uect the retailers Will be ready 70
ioin. There has been a falling on IN
the demand from condensing fac-
tories and this has further served as
a factor to cause a surplus.
Once more it is the question OF
proper distribution. Here right with
IN the small area Of the state Of New
Jersey we find milk selling at
twenty-five cents q quart with the
prediction that 1t will go higher,
while less than sixty miles away
milk is selling wholesale at two
cents and is being fed to hogs II
some candidate for ofice in the
present campaign really wants to do
something for the people he can
offer a satisfactory solution for this
matter of distribution and provide
means for transporting product from
the point of over-production to the
place where there is a scarcity.
Only a few days ago we read OF
farmers in some sections plowing up
whole fields of tomatoes while in
cities not far away tomatoes are
selling for sixty and seventy-five
cents basket.
Here. then. is the real problem OF
high cost of living. The person who
can solve it will be the man who
will really be serving the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

MUSIC hhtn OnarfnSs
Last night the man was peeved and
sore,
Tonight we see him dance and
laugh,
The reasons this: The folks next
door
Have broke their dog-gone phon-
ograph.
Luke McLuks.
I feel so good I'd like to shout.
There's laughter now in every
tone;
The landlord threw my neighbor out
And smashed his dog-gone saxo-
phone.
I'm happy, too. wave my hat,
My cup Of Joy will hold no more;
The girl who sang in the next fiat
Can't trill a note-her throat is
sore.
San Diego Sun
All that's a picnic for you guys,
But listen to my tale of woe;
The fellow next door, darn his eyes,
San Francisco Bulletin.
The pianist next door hurt her hand,
thought life would once more be
sweet,
She never turned hair, my land!
But played the darned thing with
her feet.
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Educated Horse Makes Arrest.

MORGANTOWN,W w. Va.-State
police are riding highly educated
horses. When Trooper Charles CAL
houn sought to arrest two men en-
gagged in a brawl, one of them at
tempted to resist. Calhoun's horse
held one man by the collar of his
coat. while the trooper subdued the
M her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

do you understand the nature Of
an oath? asked the Jdgue, as the
man on the stand was about to be
sworn as a witness.
do II" replied the witness. "Tll
say 1 do. Why, was a bartender in
a near-beer saloon for six months"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14


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Of the American Newspapers Publishers
Association and the Audit Bureau OF Circu-
lattun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

A careful man I'd have you meet,
His name Is Hiram Nudge;
This bird would ask for a receipt
If he paid you a grudge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

For sympathy / do not beg.
Though I am down in bed;
I'd rather have a swollen leg
Than have a swollen head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

All women are not artists. No.
Yet they make no complaint;
For you will find the most of them
Can show you how to paint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

From now on, with the wimmin
voting there'ss be many battle be-
tween the wife and the husband over
whether the baby will be raised to
vote the Democratic or the Repub-
lican ticket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

"Foozler is a useless cuss. isn't
he 2" said Brown.
YES" agreed Jones. why he
wastes half of his time trying to
scheme up ways to waste the other
half"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Bachelor Finds Gift of Baby; VIII
Keen If

TACOMA-When E. A. Newton,
bachelor, retrnued to his apartment,
he found a three-months' old boy on
his bed, a package Of clothes and
this note: "Please keep him. Names
Don. Born May 25th.' Signed
unknown Friend" Newton has
decided to keep the gift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Sharp Steele. of Rockhold. KY,
has been appointed head of the cut
lery department of the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
Candy Cooks Scarce, so Court Frees
Him

SACRAMENTO Candy cooks Is
scarce" pleaded c. H. Lees boss to
the judge. In view of the scarcity.
the Judge turned Lee loose after a
night in the hooze-gow occasioned
by the too liberal use of jackass
brandy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
The Idee.
= dupnhaSf of all man

He is the dumbest Of all men.
Some day hell cnohe, A i4Vpe;
He asks for an "on-vell-ip" when
He wants an envelope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Ths EVENING NEWS is always glad TO
rncefve communications from It's readers
but lstters intended for publication must
bs reasonable IN length and must be sign,d
by the name and address Of the writer II
requested the name will not be puolisheo
uniess persons iities are INDUCED in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Every fall we hear the bunk about
children reluctantly returning to
school. A lot Of them like to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Just when you thought the world
was getting back TO normalcy, along
comes the report of fur-trimmed
bathing suits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

1t is reported that Harding was
once a baseball pitcher. Right or
left handed? This is important.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Red Cross critics had better not
knock in the presence of an Italian
earthquake sufferer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

The lawn-mower jokes have been
laid away in moth balls until next
spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Have you noticed that the one
piece bathing suits have resulted in
a fatter, more contented crop Of
mosquitoes?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
GOSH

AS we announced the other day,
we have expelled Rayna Snow Frost
of Portland, Ind, from the Club
But her brother. Jack Frost, and
her sister. ley Frost. refuse to be
budged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14
BITS OF BY-PLAY


Copyright, 1920. by The Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

The OF clos man continues to re-
port business dull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

The former kaiser is building log
wall around his Dutch retreat.
LOG g-rolling" will never get that
politician another Job.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Waving shirt saved the crew Of
the submerged SIS. Probably one
of those gay silk affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

The 0. (. woman who used to send
the children to a tin shop TO get
strips of waste tin for hair curriers'
now has a daughter who pays $S5
for a permanent wave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

Lake McLuke Says.

Wives and Installment Collectors
Hear All the Lame Excuses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

You can md Brewer and stillei
in Zebra, n. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-14

noyed by the useless noises that
make the streets a nightmare. The
necessary noises of a city are bad
enough without adding all these un-
necessary features. Now that Chief
Burke has taken action and given
his men definite instructions we look
for a decided improvement in Perth
Amboy In this matter.
Every fall we hear the bunk about
children reluctantly returning to
school. A lot Of them like to go.
The Iawn-mower jokes have been
laid away in moth balls until next
spring.
Just when you thought the world
was getting back TO normalcy, along
comes the report of fur-trimmed
bathing suits.
Have you noticed that the one
piece bathing suits have resulted in
a fatter. more contented crop of
mosquitoes?
Waving shirt saved the crew Of
the submerged SIS. Probably one
of those gay silk affairs.
The OF clos man continues to re-
port business dull.
Red Cross critics had better not
knock in the presence of an Italian
Earthquake sufferer.
1t is reported that Harding wa;
once a baseball pitcher. Right oil
left handed? This is important.
The former kaiser is building los
wall around his Dutch retreat
IN -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
CHRISTMAS.

Chrmas that of mcrrment good cheer and of
happiness hand Old young equally presence
all influenced kind thoughts actions towards kind
Little gifts tokens of love and affection being stored be dis
rbuted to the seae the uhers succeeding the
day. while happy anticipation fills the infant minds
expectan Of a visit of Santa Claus.
Sweet and tender memories past Chrmases the
mind and for the while drive away The ceebra
ton Of the Feast Of Feas pleasure throughout the Christian
world will this hope extend its and permit
jomen of many made miserable and destitute result the
struggles in parts of Europe.
We, it is have had Prvations
posed and sacrifices made yet happy ana
Of to be Let recall these
give vent to the happiness and merrmen way mpar
others and help make the Yuede long holiday
May each of readers enjoy the day. may of their
be filed with love and happiness May of all
Merry Christmas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
WHOLESALE GROCERS
MERGED.

1T was somewhat of a surprise
this week to many when they
learned that the well-known
wholesale grocery establishment
Of Messrs. Renoudet & Dietlcin
Of this CITY had been merged
with the Interstate Wholesale
Grocery Co. of the City of New
Orleans. The merge, we are
pleased to report will in no man
ner affect the present manage
ment Of the concern. Mr.. Fritz
Dietlein has been retained as
manager and will conduct the
business in the same broad and
liberal manner as formerly. M.
CIct Girard the efficient book
keeper will also remain at his
desk as Mr.. Dietlein s chief as
Sistant. From what We can as
certain the Interstate has also
consolidated with the Dupont
Grocery Company Of Houma. Sew
eral millions of dollars is back Of
the enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25
NATIONAL ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN BY THE
RICE MILLERS.

It was our pleasure this week
to meet Mr.. Hugh NJ. Blain who
called at our sanctum in com.
panv with Mr.. E. l.. Dupre, the
manager Of the Carver Teche Rice
Mills Of this City. Mr.. Blain is
the manager Of the Advertising
Campaign of the Associated Rice
Millers of America, who are at
present spending several hundred
thousand dollars in the Eastern
papers. The advertising cam
paign was inaugurated at the in
stance Of the Rice Mills Of Louis
lana and Texas for the purpose Of
educating the people in certain
sections of the United States of
the great value of rice as a table
food Through this educational
campaign which is put on at a
great expense to the rice millers
and growers as well. they hope to
create such demand for the
products Of this country within
the next few months that will in
a great measure keep the price
up at such standard that the
rice farmers Of this country will
be in position to realize suffi-
cient to continue its culture.
When it is taken into considera-
ton the enormous amount OK
money invested in rice machinery
and implements by the farmers
and great investment on the part
of millers they have taken the
proper steps to save the industry
from total destruction. especially
when we have to compete with
the cheap labor in foreign rice
producing sections. Besides the
heavy contribution to advertising
fund raised bv the millers them
selves the farmers are also con-
tributing five cents on every bar
rel that passes through the mills
towards the campaign of educa-
tion.
This campaign to educate the
people of America of the value Of
rice as a substantial food is bound
to rebound to the good of this
community in the course of time.
OF course this campaign must be
kept up at least for five years in
order to get the results desired.
-Four or five hundred thousand put
in scattered advertising must be
repeated and kept before the
American public. Another stepl
which is a correct one is to CON-
pei all dealers in the cereal to cut
their profits as much as possible
when selling the food to the con-
sumner. so as to put it within the |
reach of everybody, rich and poor
as well. In many instances job
Ibers have volunteered to co-ope-
rate with the Associated Rice
Millers Of America in making this
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

We were requested by the
head Of the Red Cross to make an
appeal to the good people Of New
iberia who have any discarded
children Is clothing to send it in
to the Red Gross headquarters for
distribution among the needy.
This week the Red Cross were
appealed to supply shoes and
clothing to a number Of country
children, and not having them on
hand at the time. full supply was
purchased from one of our bust
ness houses and given to the poor
children so that they could keep
warm during the remainder Of the
winter months. In this instance
these children did not have suf-
ficient garments to permit them
to attend school and the Red
Gross Society supplied their
wants. There are hundreds Of
our citizens who have discarded
children's clothing that would
fill all CT the requirements for the
poor children Of the Parish and
as the funds of the Red Cross As
ISOLATION is so limited, it behooves
the citizens to come TO their res
cue.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

Mr.. Robert w. Henderson,
head CONSUL of the w. O. w. Of
Louisiana is expected here after
the holidays by the officials of the
local Camp in New Iberia. The
purpose Of Mr.. Henderson's visit
to this City will be to direct a
class for the big initiation to be
pulled off at Lafayette at a later
date. The Woodmen Lodge Of
New iberia is one of the strong
est in Louisiana and each year a
large number Of our citizens avail
themselves Of the opportunity to
get insurance protection from the
Order.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-25

Milling Co., Houston, Texas
Arkansas State Rice Milling Co.,
Carlisle, Ark; California State
Rice Milling Co., Sacramento,
Cal; Bonoke Rice and Products
Co., Lonoke, ARK; Rurgin Broth
ers Rice Mill. Baton Rouge, La. !,
Atlantic Rice Mills Co., Beau
mont, Texas; SeabOard Rice Mil
ling Co., Galveston, Texas !;
Farmers Rice Milling Co., Lake
Charles, La.