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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
$4,000 BASS ARE PLANTED"
q FOR JERSEY FISHERMEN

att can't be done." said doubling
ones when the State Fish and Game
Commission proposed, two years ago
to rear black bass at the State Fish
Hatchery, but superintendent
Charles o. Hayford went right ahead
With his plans and as a result, he
has just completed the distribution
of nearly $4,000 ~fingerlings as part
OF this years crop from his new
bass ponds. These young fish, in
lots of from 1000 to 1000 have been
spianted" in lakes at twenty-three
different points as a beginning of the
commissions project of producing
Tor Jerseymen as fine bass fishing rs
a be found anywhere in the coun-
try. &
The success of the State Hatch
cry in producing bass has been phe-
r .nenal, as this is probably the
most difficult of all fresh water game
fish to rear under artificial condi-
lions. Trout and salmon and shad
can be reared by stripping the eggs
from the parent fish and Matching
them in tanks, but with bass, the
fish must be permitted to prepare
their own nests. deposit the spawn
and guard the. eggs while Matching.
At the right time. the parent fish
must then be removed before they
turn cannibals and devour their own
families.
Superintendent Hayford has
shown that the bass can be reared
successfully and economically, and
having proved out his system. he ex-
poets to increase the yearly output
of young fish as rapidly as new bass
ponds can be constructed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
PIONEERS TO PLAY
DECIDING GAME

The Pioneer baseball club of this
city will travel to South Amboy on
Sunday afternoon, where they will
play the rubber game of a three
game series with the Sacred Heart
nine of that place. The Sacred
Heart combination started the sea-
son by defeating numerous strong
teams in this county and furnishing
other combinations plenty opposi-
ton, but during the past several
weeks a number of the best players
have been out of the lineup. Man
ager Travinski hopes to put his
strongest team on the field in Sun
days game In order to capture this
series. Thomas will pitch for the
visitors, while Zientek will probably
occupy the mound for the home
crew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
MAURER TO TRAVEL TO
OLD BRIDGE MONDAY

The Maurer A A. baseball team
will travel to Old Bridge on Mon
day afternoon. where they will cross
that burg. The Maurer manager
and is DESTROYS of booking some
strong Junior team for this date.
Teams desiring to play the Maurer
team can reach the by call
ing Perth Amboy rs. The Old
Bridge outfit defeated the Amboy
nine earlier in the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
fLEMMIkG TO BATTLE WITH
APPLICABLE HERE MONDAY

Another set of bouts have been
arranged by the management Of the
Auditorium Sport Club for their next
show on "Wednesday. September S.
Two ten round bouts and two SIX
round bouts featuring local tcys
viii be staged. In the one ten round
bout Frankie F1emming. the Staten
Island middleweight, viii be feat
ured with Harry Appiegate OF New
Brunswick. n. j., while in the other
ten Kid Toney, the Perth AmboF
bantamweight, wiz hook up with
Freddy Seidel of Newark. In the
six round bouts Joe Delayo Of
P~lsinfield. n. J., meets Eddie Harris
of England, and Joe Co1letfi Of
Perth Amboy. faces Joe Stewart Of
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Y OVER MCHELNS TOMORROW WILL GIVE KGOTS A CHANCE FOR COUNTY TITLE
FRANKLIN A. A. WILL
PLAY MATAWAN NINE

The Franklin A. A. viii travel 20
Matawan Sunday TO battle with the
representative team OF that place.
The ear will leave the Central
station at 1901 o'clock and the game
will start promptly at $3.50 O'Clock.
On Monday the Franklin A. A viii
play the sayreville All Stars at that
place. leaving the Central station on
the 1901 o'clock train. Frazer. Mans
field or Stokel will hurl in these
games. and Martin and Peterson viii
catch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
SEARCH OUT THE
GERMS OF RHEUMATISM

purifier and cleanser that h car
be relied upon to search out all
disease germs and impurities and
eliminate them from the system,
and this is why 1t Is such an c-
ceilent remedy for Rheumatism.
Go to your drug store and get
a bottle of S. S. S. today. and il
your case needs special attention,
you can obtain medical advice free
by writing fully to Chief Medical
Adviser. Swift Laboratory. ATTAIN
ia, Georgia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
THREE GAMES FOR STRONG
NORTH AMBOY SPORT CLUB

The North Amboy Sporting Club
baseball nine has three games TO be
played on Ssnday and Monday. On
Sunday afternoon they receive the
first crack at the newly organized
ST. Anthony Stars. Andy Jensen and
Wallace will be the batteries for the
Sport Club while Flynn and Silver
viii be in the points for the Stars.
On Monday afternoon they travel
err with the team from that place.
The double bill should be interest
Ing inasmuch as both Of these teams
have defeated the Old Bridge nine,
the North Amboyans scoring their
victory In an extra inning tussle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Belmont A. @. Wins.

Belmont A. C. of Carteret played
the Franklin A. C. Of this city for
the second time this season and de-
feated them. TO in a seven inning
contest on Brady's Field Sunday
afternoon. The Carteret team has
been playing a good brand of ball
this year and are credited with fifteen
victories out of eighteen games. They
have this Sunday and Monday open
and would like to book up with some
strong light senior teams. Call man
e Frank Neiman at $50 Roosevelt
az 4 p NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

The AQuehonga A c. baseball team
and the representative ball team of
the Rossville A. c. will cross bats on
n Tottenville oval Saturday after
noon, September II instead OF the
coming Saturday. This game is a
benefit for the Aquehonga building
fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Ffnd Out What Causes Your Su
fsrinx and Go After It.

Some forms of this disease have
been found to come from TINY
germs in the blood. which set up
their colony in the muscles. or
joints and begin to multiply By
the million. You can easily IN
derstand, therefore, that the only
intelligent method of treating such
cases Is through the blood.
IS. S. Is snch a thorough blood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Mack About Due.

PHILADELPHIA - Umpire Billy
Evans says that David Keefe of the
Athletics has the most deceptive
curve OF any pitcher in the American
League. Evans believes that Mack's
pitchers may be the best in the league
next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
HIGH TIDE TABLE


BOSTON-Mike O'Dowd Is invad
ing the Hub City In his attempted
|recoup Of lost laurels. Michael makes
II clear that he chooses no easy pick
ing and will meet all corners who
speak up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

A damsel passed them on the
boulevard,
The man turned round and rubbed
good and hard:
His wife bestowed a stingy little
glance
And didn't seem to note the
circumstance.
But when he said: Dear wife,
Now wasn't she q Queen?"
She answered: ION my life
I don't know whom you mean.
Perhaps it was that kid
Too skinny and too tall:
At any rate, l did
Not look at her at all.
She wore some satin pumps
And hose of purple isle.
Her hair was done in Jumps,
Her hat was not in style;
Her gown was tricotine,
Made when-oh, goodness knows;
Her waist was crepe de chine,
An awful shade of rose.
One pump had lost a bow,
Her stocking had a run,
Her fur-a rabbit skin
Had faded in the sun.
Is she the n you meant?
On, other things, alas,
Ny mind was so intent
/ didn't see her pass"
Whereat the husband turned a sickly
And said: IT was mistaken. I'm
afraid;
I live but do not learn; on every
hand
The world has puzzles 1 can't
understand"
Woman isn't the only battling
thing. There are others.
Baseball Is a bit odd, don't you
know. after all. That is. there are
some queer quirks and twists to 1t.
You can't always figure out the
angles.
Fans psychology isn't easy to fig
ure out. Just when you think the
fans are going to do n thing they
up and do another >.
Fans are fans because they love
baseball. They go to see baseball
and they don't seem interested in
lfllIS5 Oul51QC tie dCludA PSA
ance of the athletes.
If their favorites are clever and
agile on the ball field the fans are
pleased. but beyond that they don't
care -whoop.
In other words, a fan will gel
vastly more excited over Ty Cobb
getting a string OF hits than over
the gambling scandal that ha,
blemished the career of Hal Chase.
Chances are, If Chase could get
back into baseball and play in HI!
old-time sparkling manner, he would
get the same old cheers from the
fans.
The Carl Mays case last winter
threatened to disrupt the American
League and there was plenty of talk
about expelling- him because he
walked out on the Red sox and left
them fiat.
But that was soon forgotten. There
was talk of driving him from the
game when he threw the ball that
killed Ray Chapman, but the New
YORK fanS cheered MIN TO the ecno
when he appeared the other day
against Detroit.
OF course, the New York fans
cheered because they did not think
it was just to drive Mays out OF
baseball because of that fatal pitch,
The fact that Mays pitched again
ar AaAA4 affa-r M IaakL af Cha~Dnon
and was apparently well received by
the New York fans simply goes to
show you can't always figure out
some of the angles of baseball.
Joe Jackson enlisted in a nav
yard during the war and there was
wild talk about his slackerism and
shout expellng him from the game.
But Joe came back. Painting ships
hadn't dimmed his batting eye and
he is I'D there today getting his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Standing OF Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Today.
New York at Boston.
St Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston. s; New York, 2.
Philadelphia. 2; Detroit. o.
other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Holds Fan Record.

Holds Fan Record.
OMAHA-Oscar Fuhr, the Omaha
|southpaw recently bought by the
Cubs, has famed 1S1 batters 70 far
this season. He'll report at the close
Of the Western League eason
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL

Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Yesterdays Results.
New York, S; Pittsburgh, 1.
Cincinnati. 3; st. Louis, 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

The fact that Mays pitched again
so soon after the death of Chapman
and was apparently well received by
the New York fans simply goes to
show you can't always figure out
some of the angles of baseball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

But that was soon forgotten. There
was talk of driving him from the
game when he threw the ball that
killed Ray Chapman, but the New
York fans cheered him to the echo
when he appeared the other day
against Detroit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

OF course, the New York fan:
cheered because they did not think
it was just to drive Mays out o,
baseball because of that fatal pitch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
The Turf
VI \i;,I NJ GRACI.
utrit- InluN

First race. six nrlongs Inquiry. o.
Lady MountJoy iol. Marvin May i0s.
ipus iu iuHtr luH. irrutFI d.. HpI
tunity ll-. ruiluv 12. Hlly Joe. llg
Port Ltsht ~. soesrono. ili. rruaty
second race tour furlonga-Retuna. ne
Quick View. NJ, All lu BLACK. me MAY
Flower. ltg. DnuslorIette. ne. Johns
imWA 1I-. Anuds, ill. scrappIn. lls,
TawaBRmtbc. Ils. Orchestra. ll2
Thlrd race ono mite Marchrsa n. l01,
kIhu, lOt Plenty iO6, kerensky 1876
pcliDo. lO7 Sands Df Pleasure lOa. DcDod,
100, Game cock. 1903. Trouus 100
Ponnant. 100, Douuacunns, 10 Ardtto, l09
Hoodwink, 100. Tho swimmer. ia. Prince
Pal tl3, By Golly. 111
Fourth race, four furiongs -undine io1
St Michael no Winor Quit, no. Easter
Tide, 10. Nc sure. no, Greater American
llO. Nppiiandor. mo- Hunga Buck. ~.
Ienttmetcr. NJ, Hcn valet ~. Noorin
rs, John s. Ncatdon, rs
Eifth race. six furlongs -Barenks. %
sherry, o.. Frank y. loJ. Spicebush. 1O2
tlugcy lo6 Waterford. li3. Lady kath
srtne, ll1, ". e.. Anderson ll6 houie Lou
ii6 Trophy lls. Sparkler. rs Duke Ol
Dovonshlre. lis. Finis 81 Madras Ging
ham. N. Shoot Away, l0s. Spectacular
Girl. o.. Iumma. MS, Little u, 1ls
seventh race. one mllc Hond. los Jessi,
Louise. 10S. Rcd start lON. Tom Jr, ia
AlcEand,r ll5, i. e.. Stone, ia. Neg llI
Tom Saunders. l13
Weather clear, track fast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Brilliant Dancing Act Headlines
Excellent Vaudeville at Orpheu,n
Marmen Sisters and David Schooer, Gifted Pianist Have
Wide Appeal to Lovers Of the Artistic-"The Man
Hunt Unusually Fine Sketch.

Miriam and Irene Marmcin, as
sisted by David Schooler at the
piano, are the outstanding feature
Of the new vaudeville bill at the
Orpheum. The sisters are beautiful
dancers, youthful poems Of grace
and charm, and Schoolcr is must
clan Of marvellous skin, nothing less
than a wizard IN touch and tech
niquc and fully justifyinE tho hich
cncomium passed upon him by VIC
tor Herbert: "Oue Of the finest
pianists in AmcriSa." Certainly he
has no superior in vaudeville. and
truly this act Is "a revelation Of song
and music The Marmsin sisters
appear I'm artistic dance novelties ~
their own conception costume them
heautifulIy with special curtains
that are luNuriant and arc stars OF
very first rank
THE Man Hunt an unusual
sketch, presented 10y clever, talented
principals under tho direction OF
William g. Fricdlandor. and fcatur-
ing Isolde lillian. furnishes excellent
comedy Admiralty acted, sump-
tuously staged
Stcin and Jackson and watts ana
Hawlcy are tho singing and talking
turns, the latter team. composed ~
a fat man and a nifty appearing
blonde It the piano have good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
OF STUTZ
STOCK IS FIXED
Agreement Reached Be
tween Banker and En-
change Committee.

NEW YORK, April 25.--An
agreement was reached here yestcr-
day between Allan \ Ryan and tho
members OF the protective commit
tee representing stock exchange
houses which are short OF SWil
motor stock The settlement price
was put al S425 plus stock dividends
and premiums which makes tho
total settlement price $3.50 = share
The Stut2 controversy has re-
suited in ono Of tho keencst battles
that Wall street has known In years
As the result Of an alleged corner
NJ tho stock by Allan \ Ryan, on
which the issue rose from low of
100 "a 10 above 500. the govern
ors Of the stock exchange suspend
cd the issue from trading on the cN-
change
Ryan therefore requested tha, the
stock should be stricken from the
exchange list so that a market could
he created on the. curb for the is
sue.
on the curb tho stock sold rs high
as $3.50. Ryan threatened to buy tho
stock AT the market today unless
a settlement was reached before Ia
O'Clock this morning which resulted
in the hurried settlement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
GIVE FREE DAIRY LECTURE


An initiation so Tulsa county
tairymcH 90 como go the county farm
demonstrators. office at I.3o o'clock
Tuesday evening, April %, 90 hear
reports and SEQ lantern slide pie
turos uf the recent trip TO Wisconsin
dairy farms has hccn issued by
james Malone. country farm dem
Onstrator Speakers viii ho Lewis
Cuuc, Honorable r. NJ Icffords.
agricultural agent for the Katy rail
road, and other men who made tho
trip and VINO viii tell how milk II
prutitably produced In Wisconsin nt
II cents a quart
\ similar meeting will also b,
held m Broken Arrow ON Monday
April &C. IN BINby, "Wednesday
April so. and In Ownsso, saturday
April 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

line OF original songs and watts
comedy talk is filled with laughs.
Both members Of this team are cX-
cellcnt show artists Miss Hawloy
showing her art to fine advantage in
the way she puts over her vocal solo
StcIu and Jackson are two mon who
go over we'll with comedy SONG
and talk offering
The Murray girls is a neatly
dressed sister team i'm smar:ly pro
scented songs and dances Good look
iur, well dressed, and sing and dance
effectively
RAY and Frank Doran. dan.<
opening act. spring a surprise A.
flush ~ thcir turn tina brings TN
hack after dances FOR rousinE har
Eillcd as lust \ Boy and GiTI
thcy surely pat over ono Of tho H'g.
Ccst surprises OF The year at the
Orpheun.
Tho Novelty Clintons close the bill
with the male member of tho act as
tho star performer. pulling some -
tho most sensational jumping stunts
ever seen.
Tho Orpheum News weekly con.
tnius the Tulsa overall Parade.
taken by Manager Smith with his
own camera, It also shows the Tulsa
Ro'nrisns AZ Joplin few days ago.
AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
STATE SOCIETY
BARTLi,SNII,ti:.

ono OF tho pretucst VcddinEs Of
me season N1a. that Of Miss Marjorie
Knight ana Francis Joseph Miller Of
'piitNNlli". formerly Of bdrtlcsVlIlr.
which took place a. the homo of tho
bride. zoo Chicdsaw avenue. Thurs
day afternoon AZ half after two
O'Clock The bride wore a dark blue
travelling suit. with hat 10 match
and a largo bouquet of white roses
and lilies Of ihc valley Nftcr q
short trip 10 Kansas city MIR and
Mrs. Miller viii bo al homo to thoir
many friends In Pawhuska. Okla
homa
Mrs. Henry Koopman ot as pcIc-
ware avenue. entertained Thursday
afternoon with bridge party and
Ccllanouus shower IN honor Of
Miss Esther Chapman who will be.
como the bride OF Tom G. Williams
early this month. The rooms were
adorned with yellow and white cut
flowers and tho same color scheme
was carried out for tho dainty two
course luncheon. sixteen guests
were present, the FIRST bridge prize
being won by Mary l. Swisher Of
Grcguvillc Miss. and the consol
ton prize by Mrs Edith Champion
sutton. a very pretty guest pri2c
was awarded to the guest Of honor.
The kid party given by the DOhcr-
~ Girls sorority at tho oak I'M
Country club, Tuesday evening,
April 6th was great success. The
girls wcrc an dressed as children,
and each little girl had beau q"
who took hcr To the party and
brought her home. Prizes were
given for the best costumes. Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

g. horc "A future In tho ring for
kll ~pdck Those who have follow
ed the career Of the Tulsa ucwsboy
bantam since his ring debut here
TWO years ago. believe there l..
Sptrk's defeat Of several boys to
whom he conceded weight. including
"a victory over tho veteran and
heavier Frank Hall ~ Enid last
month. and his showing In Tulsa
rings where he has set lo lose de
cision, indicate. hc on the road to
stdrdom in pugllism.
Next Monday night tho local boy
viii face tho hardest test Of his many
bouts In Tulsa when he meets
Frankie Manila. veteran bantam
weight. VINO has met some OF the
leading bdufams In tho ring sport
daring the last decade. Minild's last
important bout was with Bobby
Hughes Of shreveport Tho bout was
held at Icrshing, new oil town a
few miles from Hdwhuska. and
won tho decision
spack and liughcs step eight
rounds I'M the sem,-windup to the
Reevcs.krohn lJ-round go.
Frankie Nurdin Of Enid Drum
r,ght or CARRIER. cat least he's an
oklahoma boy. meets Dudley steele.
Kansas city lightweight al Enid
ncNt Thursday night They step 10
rounds,
Jack Reeves meets Young Fitz-
simmons, oklahoma city wcltcr-
weight, In a l0-round, no.decision
hout at Springfield next Thursday
and Will return to Tulsa the follow
day to conclude training for his go
here May with Harry krohn.
KANSAS CITY April 25.-Harry
Thorpe and Morris Lux will not
fight in Convention hall April 80.
They were scheduled to box 10
rounds there on that date, but the
bout was Cancelled last night. Jerry
puEgin, representing the Murray
Davis post Of the American legion,
announced that hc was unable TO OBJ
tain suitable scmi-w wtndup 10 make
the card attractive enough 10 make
1t paying venture and decided 20
cancel the show.
This means hat Lux. who went
away from Kansas City prelimi-
nary boxer and came back here
champion wcltcrwc .ght Of the pa
cific coast. probably will not box
In Kansas city tie intends to return
to Seattle the first NJ May. He has
several matches in view, including
/ one with Kenny Leonard.
Thorpe and Lux had been in train
ne about week for the fight II
vas am attractive match If "a good
scml-wtndup card could have been
arranged ~ was originally planned
I 10 use Joe Mciowau and otto Wal
| lacc. but McGoWau injured his right
/ hand and WAS unable TO take part
Therefore ii WAS deemed advisable
90 cancel the contest altogether
Jerry IugEan last night returned
the forfe4t~ of 500 each 10 tho
fighters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
HEAVY HITTING IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
National League Hurlers
More Effective
Last Week

NEW YORK. April 25.-Heav,
batting featured tho American
league contests last week when 10 or
moro runs were scored IN 12 NJ the
Is games The National league
pitchers. with five shutout contests
20 their credit. we're not so libcrally
scored upon.
Tho Chicago American champions
continue TO head their league with
clean record winning four straigh,
games, including victory today
over Detroit which has lost all is
eight games this season.
Thrc" iu FIRST Place.
First place I'm tho National ie,Fu.
is shared by three teams. CincinhsA
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. The CinN
,inuati worlds champions received
setback last week dropping thrte
games out OF five. The Superbas
took the load Saturday, but their
defeat today by New York held
them back until tho Reds and
Pirates, who were successful today.
CauCht up with them.
Tho batting rampage Of the Cleve.
land Americans, who won five
straight games hN averaging 10 runs
aud nearly 1873 hits to a contest was
checked hv Sothoron Of 81. Louis.
Red SoN Celebrate.
In tho American league Boston
celebrated Patriots day, Monday. by
trounoingy New York twice and won
again Tuesday. Tho Yankees, with.
out the services Of their injured star
outfieldor Ruth, defeated Philadol-
phia twice, but tho Athletics took a
pitchers battle today between Nay.
lor and Shawkey Washington also
won twice from tho Athletics and
broke even with Boston. ~. Louis
Philadelphia ard Detroit did not
win game last week.
In the National League. DoaIt \.
st. Louis pitched two shutout gSncs
aiding the Cardinals to apprOsc h
nearer the leaders. Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia each won half their
games. The Pirates two victories
wee scored o. tho expense OF Gin.
cinna'i. Manager Cravath Of the
Quakcrs sclt- himself pinch
hitter in New York contest and
won tho game whit home run
Boston fiCldod poorly, droppirc
three games to Brooklyn and one 10
New York. The New York and chi.
cago teams apparently have not hi,
their normal stride.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
CALL SERVANTS
COUSINS" NOW
Device to Avoid Law
Which Puts Tax on
Domestics.

PARIS April Marie said
a typical middlc-class rronchwoman
tn her cook this morning. you are
no longer my servant You are ml
cousin"
Stupctdction on tho part or the
tulsluIcrt. who didn't understand a
biz of what she considered new
Kind ~ Joke, but tt was no Joke.
II was simply sample " what IN
happening In nlno out of 10 Paris
families where every SOU counts lust
now Il Is the rCtort Of tho thrifty
French housewife to tho now mu-
nicipal law which slaps tax OF
from 40 To 600 francs year on
families who hitherto have been able
10 afford the luxury of one or moro
servants llenCetorth they will haVo
thoir homes and thoir cuisiuiCrrs
and their fommes dc menagc- but
not as servants They viii he cou-
sins, or maiden aunt,. or poor rclt-
tons and the tax docs not affect
thcm.
Finding that tho possession of q
piano brings "a iuN of 80 francs %
year, many flat dwclcr+ huyo sold
them and purchased other kinds ot
musical instruments. varying FROM
trombone, to hanio-. Co tho Infinite
distress OF the landlords ana non
jazz tenants.
This new tax WAS made necessary
by the fact that the city OF Paris Va.
unable to balance its income and cN.
penditure, the deficit for the coming
year being estimated at SOC. 600. 0O0
francs. The tax on servants and
other domestic luNuries" is ox.
pected to bring In about $50 0OO, 600
francs--if tho municipal government
| can find a way TO prevent those who
| object TO II from eyidiug payment,