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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
LENKIJA PASIRENGUSI
DARYTI TAIKA.

Varsava, vasario IS d. - Len
kija yra palinkusi pradeti taikos
tarybas su rusu sovietine valdzia
tuojausy s,ita oficialiai uzreiske
seimo u1sienio reikalu komitetas,
paaiskindamas valdzios If seimo
atsinesima linkui bolsevikp tai
kos pasiulinimu,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
LIETUVOSs MISIJOS TO-
LIMESNIS / MARsRUTAS.

Suomi Chicagos Distrikto Ko-
|mltetas Liettlyos Laisves Pasko-
los Bonp apreiskia tolinesnl
marSruta.
Nedelioj, vasario 20 d.
Waukegan - val. po pietu.
Racine sval. po pietu.
Kenosha = 8 val po pietu.
Panedelyj, kovo l d.. Sheboy-
gan, Wis. 7:So val. yak.
Utarninke, kovo 2 d., Dekalb,
Ill, 7:3o val yak.
Seredoje, kovo 3 d., Rockford,
ILL.,. 7;3o val yak.
Ketverge, kovo 4 d.. Kockdale,
Joliet, 1880 val. yak.
Petnycioj, kovo 5 d., St. Char
les il Batavia, 7:3o val. yak.
Subatoj, kovo 6 d., Chicago
HeightsSteger etc, 7:5o val. yak.
Nedelioj, kovo 7, Spring Val
ley. ILL.,, 2 val. po .pietu
Westville, ILL.,, 7:3o val yak.
Panedelyj. kovo 8 d., Indiana
Harbor, 7:3o val. yak.
Gary, Ind, 9 val. yak.
7 Utarninke, kovo 9 d.. East St.
Louis. 7:3o val. yak.
Springfield 9 val wax.
Seredoje, koyo 10 d.. SO. Oma-
ha, Neb., I 80 Yal yak.
Petnycioje kovo IL d., Grand
Rapids, Mich, 1880 val. yak.
Augsciau ntlrodytos kolonijos
lures prosa tureti pas save pa
zymetose dienose l,ietuvos Misi-
ia.
Koloniju Paskolos 'Stotip Pr
mininkas If Sekretorius tegul trp
jail pranesa apie surengimq ju
kolonijoj iskilmingo susirinkilno
priemimui Misijos. zcmiau pa
duotu adresu.
Kiekvienos kolonijos komitetas
malones pasirupinti tureti uztek-
tinai knygluGip If Bonp uarasi-
netoju.
Visas pastangas deti, kad nu-
rodytose dienose ir vietose tikrai
prakalbos IvYKTU. Jeigu kur
but visai negalima, ta; TELE-
GRAFUOTI zemiau paduotu adj
fesu.
Pasirupinti, kad koloniju atsto-
val pasitiktu Misija, nulydint i
susirinkimo vieta.
Nardu Chicagos Distrikto Lie
tuvos Paskolos Komitetas
S. Valancius If P. Baltutis,
3246 5. Halsted St, Chicago, Ill.
Telephone:
Drover 7oI.
Drover 1874.
Yards 6I26.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
sUKILE PERSIA PAEME
RESTA.

Londonas, vasatio 20 d. -
Is Maskvos bevieliniu telegraph
pranesama, kad persu revoliuci-
mes jiegos, vedamos ju vado
Gutcukkan uzeme Resta arti pie
tinio krasto Kaspijos juros If
varo anglus is tos vietos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
RUSAI PRASO S. ",
TAIKYTIS.

Londonas, vaSarlo 20 q. -
Kaip aptureta cia Siandien is
IMaskvos bevieline telegrama pra-
mesa, tai sovietinis uzsienio reika-
lu komisaras iSsiuntinejo notas
ISuv Valstijoms, Japonijai if Ru-
munijai, prasydamas ju taikytis
su sovietine Russia.
Kita maskvine bevieline tele-
|grama paliecianti nuotiklus tu-
'rejusius vietos prizes Archangels-
ko puolima, sako, kad .Anglijos
uzsienio relkalu sekretorius ba-
|ronas Curzon pasjunte nota sovie-
tiniam uzsienio komisarui Cice-
rinui, kurioje jis sake: "Siauri-
MO krasto vadzia atejo prie mo
|mones, kad il negali ilgiau kovo-
III su sovietinemis pajiegomis
Archangelsko fronte il atiduoda
|miestq.
Baronas Curzon pridure, kad
gen. Miller (Archangelsko genr-
ral-gtbernatorius) prase 10 pra-
syti, kad miesta paemus sovie-
Itams. nebutn 1l-.rumo, isaiskin-
damas, kad tas padarytu skaudu
Iispudi Anglijoje, jei sovietine
'galybe imtu kersinti gyven.o-
jams
Ciserinas atsake, patardamas
Ibaltagvardieciams atiduoti visus
siaurinius karStus, priskaitant
,prie ju Murmansko apskriti ii
pakrastl ir visa valdzios If IA
riuomenes nuosavybe. Sutikus
atiduoti asineninis saugumas Vi
STEMS kariuomenes nariams ir
atsakomingiems Siaurines val
'dzios ir komandos stabo nariams
.buvo uztikrinamas.
Washingtone Negauta Nota.
Washington, vasario IS d.
Valstybes skyriaus oficialai Sian
'dien pasake, kad jie neapturejo
jokio rasto nuo sovietines rusu
valdzios su pasitrlinimu Suv. Val
istijoms taikytis su Russia.
Mato Taika su Raudonaja
Russia.
Daily News laikrascio kores-
pondentas Iaac Don Levine ra-
so:
Talkininku augsciausios tary-
hos uzreiskimas, kad talkininkai
Inesitaikis su Rusija kol jie neisi-
tikins, jog bolseviku baisenybes
paslbaige, yra diplomatiniu ka-
|moflazu apskelbimui ateinancio
susitaikymo su sovietine Russia.
Tikra uzreiskimo reiksme ga
lima rasti paragrafe leidziancia-
me antrosios tarptautines dele
gacijai vaziuoti sovietinen Rusi-
jon salygp istirtu.
Jau metal laiko, kaip talkinil-
ku sally socialistai priklausantie-
III prize antrosios tarptautines nIl-
tare istirti salygas sovietineje
Rusijoje Sovietinis uzsienio rel
';kalu komisaras, pasake man Mas
lkvoje, kad komunistu valdzia
leidzia savo socialistiniams prize
'sininkams vakarines Europos at
eiti If paziureti kaip sceietinej
Rusijoj yra. Bet augsciausioji
taryba atsisake isduoti pasportus
|tslkininku socialistams. Tx me-
|nuo tam atgal ministeriu pirrni-
nEnkas Lloyd George perdave-
IArthurui Hendersonui augssiau-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
WINNIPEGO LAIKRAS-
CIAI ELS BE APSKEL-
BIMU.

Winnipeg, Man, vasario 26
d. = Winnipego laikrastiai SIAN
dien pranese, kad del popieros
trukumo Xxi tolesnio pranesimo
jie priYersti bus eiti be apskelloi-
mt Juose bus dedama tik zinios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
|sios tarybos atsisakymq isduoti

|sios tarybos atsisakymq isduoti
'pasportus.
Oabar NUNS sake, kad augs-
.ciausioji taryba nori. Nad idant
Tarptautinis ybiuras iStirtu sovie-
tines Rusijos salygas, kitaip sa-
kant, j nori. kad socialistai is
gelbetu ia is keblaus pad5jimo
su rusais.
Nusprendusi padaryti taika srl
sovietine Russia, augsiiausioji
taryba uzreiskia, kad il turinti
zinoti, jog bolSevikp baisenybes
pasibaige.
Kaip j gall tq suzinoti' Ar p.
Lloyd George'iui priimant Nix.
Lenino nesenai pasiulyta pakvie-
Itimq ateiti Maskva if pamatyti
Ipaciam kaip yra' Bet p. Lloyd
George greiciau paves tq darba
atlikti p. HenIersonui, taip kaip
jis pavede kitam darbininku va
dui James O'Grady pasitarti su
sovietiniu komisaru lKopehhago-
je Maksimu Litvinovu.
Lloyd George gall taikytis su
Anglijos darbininkais rusu klau-
sine If gall nesitaikyti. Bet kas
atsieina bolseviku baisenybiu,
tai jis negali rast, geresmo budo
savo reksmingiems prieSininkams
patibti kaip kad leidziant socia-
listams istirti tas baisenvbes ir
pranesti apie jas augsciausiai ia
rybai.
Kiekyienas teisingas istyrimas
tdip vadinamo teroro Rusijoje
duos tas pacias pasekmes. Be-
abejo buvt ''raNonas teroras
If ''baltasis' teroras. 'Raudona-
SIS visuonet seke ',balta.9
Jei sovietine valdzia nebutp
buvusi uzpuolama nesaziningu
tatkininku agentu isvidaus, ir
zyginiu pajiegu is lauko puses,
tai nebutu buve toxic "raudono-
jo' teroro, kuris budina sovieti-
ne Russia 1918 m. Site issiverzi-
mai yra savaimus il 1919 M.
kuomet politine sovietines val
dzios galybe pasidaro labai stip-
ri, jie apsistoja.
Be abejo buvo ziaurumu from
tuoSe atS1mokeJlmu1 KOlCakO II
Denikino ziaunumams.
Bet sovietines Rusijos viduryj
buvo ramumas If tvarka. Ares
tavimai ir kratos buvo skaitlingi.
Per metus> laiko buvo nubausti
nirtimi keli Simtai zmoniu. Bet
visa tai atsitlko pagal istatymq-
kares il diktaturos istatymq, bet
yis gi istatyma.
Dabar mirties bausme panai-
lsinta sovietinej Rusijoj. Todel
augsciausios tarybos noras ISL
tikinti pirma pradejimo tartis,
kad bolsevikq bGisenybes pasi-
baige istikrujp yra tolygus w
reiskimui, kad j nori uzmegzti
diplomatinius santikitts su sovie-
tine Russia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-27
oRAS
cHlcAGOJE IR APYLlNKEJE

siandien grazu If silciau: SUI
batoi apsiniaukes If siltiau.
Sauletekis. 6:2o val ryto;
Samleleidis, 5:37 val. yak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
RIPPING RHYMES
By Walt Mason.
THE MAN KILLER

Along the pleasant highways. and
by the rural homes. through cool
and shady byways, the snorting ter
ror roams. The auto with a driver
who threatens az he drives, who
cares no copper silver for human
limbs or lives. The auto, wisely
driven, is not ~innately bad; It is a
blessing given to man, to make him
glad. When 1t is sanely guided
along the teeming ways, it seldom
is derided by bards or kindred Jays.
But oh, the locoed chuffer who to
the highway takes. nor cares how
many suffer, so he some record
breaksl And oh, the beardleas
striplings who joyride in the night,
Twould take some seven Kiplinss
to sew those lads up right. i hate
to turn a corner when l drive out of
town, for fear some speedIaw scorn-
err will st~raightway run me down.
The death cars always speeding to
main some helpless hick; and what
this country's needing is law that
has a kick. When once the fiend.
loon witted, some gent or cow has
slain, he should not be permitted
to drive a car again. Outlaw the
reckless drivers, and let them drive
no more: and we. the manned sur-
Vlvors, will cry, "Hurroo! Hurroar!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
HEALTH ADVICE
The Overhauling,

If you are not in the very best of
physical condition, this Is the best
time of the year to have yourself
thoroughly examined by a competent
physician with an idea of learning
what is wrong and having 1t re-
medied.
The illustration to show the con-
trast between the care one bestows
on his automobile and his body Is
quite old and overworked, but it is
none the less good.
The careful autoists insist on the
best of ~lubricating oils and fuel for
his a and sends it to the shop at
regular intervals for expert care. But
the same man is not so careful about
the engine that keeps his wonderful
body moving and seldom thinks of
it at all until there is a complete
breakdown.
The good physician can usually
detect signs OF a breakdown in the
human body long before the actual
breakdown and in a majority
of instances outline preventive
measures. Many a serious illness and
untimely death could be avoided il
the average person would give the
doctor a chance to prevent, rather
than to cure an ailment. Any time of
the year is a good time to heed this
advice, but this season in particular,
since the weak. rundown body is a
ready prey for respiratory diseases
that are so prevalent during the rigors
of a seYere winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
THE BIC MAN
an pR. JANfEs j. a y

d. III MaAAA
Can you get in? I am not writing
| of dollars. but of people, of plain.
everyday, commonplace people. OF
the ordinary run of American
! citizens-not Of the ten talent nor
the Eve talent. but OF the one talent
man. Can you get into his class?
He is the big man OF this country.
for there r so many of him. He
does the work and bears the burdens
and foots the bills. You will find
him in the factories turning raw
material into finished products: you
will find him on the farms filling
the fields and growing the bread of
the world. You will find him running
the trains and digging the coal and
telling the forests. You will find him
in overaus and old clothes and sweat,
plodding on day in and day out at
common d~rudgery.
But what would the country do
without the man of the hundred mil
lion class? 1t would starve. 1t
would be whipped. 1t would have
nothing to sell, and nothing with
which to buy. He may not own the
nations wealth. but he creates it.
He was the hero of the war, for 1t
was not the generals, but the privates,
that turned the tide. 1t was the dar-
ing and the initiative of the enlisted
man, who, on emergency, became his
own general.
He is the idol Of the politicians.
They are all after him, for they know
that he carries the election. He makes
public opinion. He is the nations
backbone and brain and Drawn and
heart and hope-just this common,
average, one talent. commonplace
American citizen. As he goes, so
goes the nation. II he is industrious.
the nation is prosperous. II he is
patriotic, the nation is safe. II he
is moral. the nation is decent. II
he does his duty. America cannot
fail. Everybody LOOKS to him and
counts on him. In times OF change
and frenzied excitement, Old Glory
floats undisturbed because of the
common honesty and love of fair
play in the breast of the average
American.
Let us lift u hats to him. He
Is not extraordinary; he Is just ord
mary; but he is our chief citizen in
every hamlet and city and country
side from e to sea.
The breakdown OF the one talent
man is worse than a failure to earn
interest. 1t is the capital stock of
the world going to protest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
Luke McInke Says.

Most any photographer a tell
you that it pays to hatter a woman.
If we were the Creator. we would
give every girl a pretty face and a
perfect shape. A girl has a tough
enough time of It without being
homely and slabsided.
The reason why the straight and
Narrow Path isn't crowded is be-
cause after you get to the top the
world doesn't give a hang what
route you came over.
Many a single girl who has stu
died Eugenics feels that it is up to
her to write a book on What Ev-
cry Bride Ought to Know"
matter how much money you give q
more.
What has become of the O.. F.
woman who used to look at 4s va
cant houses before she found one
that she rented?
A Doctor used to be able to make
a rapid diagnosis when a man got
sick. 1t was usually either too much
Food or too much Beer. But nova
days Doc can't advise the patient
to cut out the Beer.
Why is it that the man who never
had courage enough TO take a dose
of 1t himself always advises YOU
to take Castor Oil?
Once upon a Time a man was Of
fered all the $40 gold pieces he
could carry away In a sack. And.
of course. he made such a hog OF
himself that he had TO spend every
cent of the money to recover from
the strain caused by carrying too
big a load.
You may not believe It. But many
= married man has to press his own
pants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
ONE TENTH OF ONE PER CENT.

How large a portion Of the pop
ulation of a given community is &C
lively interested in it's welfare and
always willing to accept an oppor-
tunity to perform a public service?
One might bring the question nearer
home and ask how many in Perth
Amboy are in this category. Ones
reply is likely to be above the facts.
L. W. Sprague of the Chamber of
Commerce campaign, asserted in an
interview yesterday that the answer
before the war would have been one
tenth OF one per cent. He based his
assertion on a careful study of this
subject in many cities.
If this is correct, and second
thought tends to support it, it is a
remarkable testimonial to the power
of unselfish service. There are. of
course, persons giving some degree
Of service in smaller groups such as
churches and certain kinds of socie-
ties. While unselfish so far as
the Individual 10 concerned, this
service makes an impression upon
the welfare of the community at
large only so far as the organization
or organizations OF which he is a
part, affects the social and civic &C
tivities of the people.
II one-tenth OF one per cent, can
accomplish so much public service,
what could not a much larger group
thoroughly organized do? If forty
persons, not all of whom could be
found in one organization, are fur
nishing the leadership in public well
fare work for Perth Amboy as a
whole, and the city has made
progress, what could not two per
per cent, or even one per cent, LET
US say, Of the population interested
in the general welfare and banded
together for that purpose. bring to
pass?
The Chamber of Commerce is
seeking to treble its membership
Here Is a force of tremendous pow.
er, made up Of men and women
everyone interested in some i'm
provement for the city and working
in cooperation. Its impress upor
the future Of the city ought to bt
very great.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
DAILY HOROSCOPE
copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)

copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Mercury and Mars are in strong
astrology. Uranus is in a family
friendly position.
This should be an unusually ia
vorable planetary government for
the signing of leases or agreements,
since 1t presages harmony betwon
the parties to n written contract.
Publicity of every sort is FORUM
ately directed at this time. News
papers should benefit surprisingly.
There is the forecast of some sort
OF a diplomatic message regarding
war or military matters, which Is
most promising for the future.
Construction comes under a slim
ulating influence of the stars. There
will be much building even through
the winter, 1t Is prophesied. Mas
sachusetts should benefit from some
sort of an investigation or survey
of conditions affecting the housing
problem.
The seers have foretold that do
nestle customs will change percep-
tibly in the next decade, and they
now prophesy that a movement to
overcome the gregariousness of re-
cent years will be marked in the
next year.
A leader whom women will follow
IS to gain great power in guiding
reforms in small things that have
large influence, 1t is prognosticated.
In politics many party dissensions
and schisms seem to be foreshadow-
ed. One of these will endanger a
state supposed to be safe for n of
the great parties.
In Washington. d. c., Jupiter ris-
Ing would give a happy augury for
government affairs IL 1t were not
for the malign power of Uranus.
This planet Is in an aspect denoting
attacks on rulers of every rank and
Is not so fortunate for the Presi-
dent. governors and mayors as il
might be. The President, however,
has come into a place where he can
expect the best conditions.
Saturn near the cusp of the Sec
ond house in square to Mars denotes
a possible panic in Wall Street and
a temporary depreciation of securi-
ties. AS the quarter advances the
market will become steadier.
Forest fires may be serious during
October. Care toward their preven-
ton Is enjoined.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the forecast of rather a quiet birth
day. They should observe their
strength for important tasks.
Children born on this day will
probably be exceedingly talented.
but business success may depend
largely on the hour of birth.
Men fear the Naked Truth. But
women keep right on dressing in un-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

once he said he would have some
thing 20 publish IN a short time
about the police force. IA he ex-
lpressed himself. he intended to
~"eIean up" the department He was
not ready at the time TO say any
thing for publication, but he promis-
ed something IN the near future. We
are still waiting for the mayors
cleanup. II anything has been
suppressed regarding 1t the mayor
himself has done the suppressing.
A month or two ago the mayor
told q representative Of the EVE
MING NEWS that IL he wpuld come
to the mayors ONCE the next morn
ing he would have q statement re-
garding corner loafing which the
mayor said he was going to break
up. A reporter went to the mayors
office and wasted nearly an hour
awaiting the mayors pleasure only
to be coldly turned down with the
statement: 81 have nothing for you
today" II anything has been sup
pressed regarding the mayors at
tempt to break up corner loafing the
mayor himself has done the sup
pressing.
Only a few hours before he spoke
at the Democratic meeting Monday
night the mayor went out Of his way
to discuss a matter Ct much local
Importance with a person connected
with the EVENING NEWS and put
It in such a way that it was thought
he was telling It for publication.
Knowing the mayors reticence for
being quoted, however, a special
effort was made to see him yester-
day to ask him again about the mat
ter and to secure his consent to pub
|lish what he has said. The mayor
refused stating hat his conversation
was confidential. Here again the
suppressing of an interesting piece
of local news was done by the mayor,
not by the EVENING NEWS. In
fact, whenever the mayor has con-
descended to talk to a reporter he
usually opens his remarks with the
admonition that this Is not for pub
lication." If the achievements of
the mayors administration have not
been properly set before the public,
therefore, he has only himself to
blame.
The mayors attack on the EVE
MING NEWS Monday night is the
first intimation we have had that
he feels he has been unfairly treat
ed by this newspaper. We had
believed that we were on the
friendIiest terms with the mayor
and he has never led us to think
otherwise until his outbreak Monday
night. We can but feel that the mayor,
by this utterly unwarranted attack.
desired to start something. If so,
his desire is gratihed. The next
move is UP to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
D'JEVER MEET

Joe Banks is a jolly young COB
With a seamanly, staggering gait
And his merry salt air raises hob
With the girls, makes their hearts
palpitate.
The lassies that love him can't guess
That his deck is a hard barracks
floor,
Or learn from his fervent caress
That he's done all his sailing
ashore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
Our Joe Miller Contest.

Jim Marqua claims that the oldest
joke is the one about the school
teacher who was giving the class a
lesson in American history. One
boy was busy playing with a fly that
he had caught and he paid little at
tention to what was going on. Sud-
denly the teacher said to the boy:
Tommy, where was the Declaration
Of independence signed?" Tommy
stammered for a moment and then
replied: "At the bottom"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

willie-Paw, why did George
Washington W tell a lie?
Paw-Because Mrs. Washington
didn't ask him a lot of fool ques-
tons when he got home at night,
my son.
Maw-willie, you go up and wash
your feet and get to bed this min
ute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

Il saw you and your wife debating
a question on your porch for two
hours last night" said MI. Naybor.
What was she talking about?
"Darned IL 1 know" replied Mr..
Gabb. she didn't say"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
,tely cowed.
Correct.

what is meant by putting on
dog?' asked the Old Fogy. as he
looked up from the newspaper he
was reading.
1T usually can putting off
creditors" replied the Crouch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

Propose to her and she will sing,
She'll think you're simply grand;
When she sees the engagement ring
She'll give you the glad hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

Platonic love will cause no pain,
And you will find 1t safe, I know;
But you must keep the girl in Maine,
And keep the man in Mexico.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

The cattle raiser meek1y bows,
And he is trouble-browed;
They tell me that the poor mans
cows
Have him completely cowed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

The o. F. oma who used to go
hunting for bargains now has d
daughter who would be terribly hui
inflated If she had to buy anything
that vas cheap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
Ouch!

The official organ of the Anti-Suf-
frage movement refers to the Nine
tenth Amendment as "Squaw
rights"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

An apple hanging on a limb was
just a bit of fruit to him until the
land was voted dry; he viewed it
then with different eye.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22
This Editor Must re a Democra

(Coldwater (Ky.) Cor. Murray (Ky.)
Times.)
Three thieves went in the dark
ness of the night, to u melon
patch and destroyed and stole
melons; which was a low down dirty
trick.
The Republican primary at Cold
water was a jim-dandy; the officers
sat there all day long and just
Matched out three votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

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&oL utled 70 TIE use for publication OF all news
r.r~a4ey4tches credited to II or no, otherwise
s4+.@reilte5 in this paper and also the local
hess pahilShed herein
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-ihaf the American Newspapers Publishers
sfAtse~;ation and The Audit Bureau OF circu-
ation-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-22

How can a fellow get a sup?
To get a drink IL now a task.
They've barred the public drinking
cup,
And barred the private drinking
flask.