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IMPORTS TO EXPORTS.

Before the England imported 81
dollars worth she exported In s247
dollar exported This dropped
hve months OF 1920 the ratio showing that England
now almost back the pre-war ratio.
France starting from about England
showed ratio Of imports
In the early months
each dollar imported.
These hgures show that the relation OF
ports concerned these rapidly
by hingt Her
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or FoNEl"
TO PRE-WAR.
France

KING 1918 which marked the close OF the that
into the United Kingdom value than
before while
increased and decreased 28
cent Italy showed gain Of imports and
per cent IN exports In both imports and showed
urthe increase but the whole much larger made
exports than IN imports Imports increased from
h9 year while exports increased from 70 per cent
Europe is really making the claimed
should be found
early months Of ro.o The following table
monthly
early months OF with the monthly for the corresponding
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Memoirs Of the Empress Eugene.

Credit someone with a faCile.
swift-moving enterprise. Before
she is buried in English soil 4
New York publisher announces the
memoirs Of the Empress Eugene
written by Comte Fleury, her prl-
vate secretary for twenty years.
More than one commentator on ner
death had intimated that il herald ID
publication of many collections OF
r. tminisicences. considerably with
held until she died. But no one
finted at such sanctioned relerity
by the aged beauty whereby she
may get her own version Of her
lfe on rho market nrst.
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Highest. 10: lowest 20.
Relative Humidlty-> a. m. a.; n. m,
~: +. m. 50.
Rainfall IS y. m. 10 r. M I. Hours ot
sunshine. l4.T; Fer cent OF possible sunshine,
100.
Departures.
Accumulated deficiency Of tempers ture
temrcra mre since JIly l. 1880. p Accumu-
lated deficiency of Precipitat tion since Jsnu-
AIRY /. 1870 h.6>. ENcesS Of precipitation
since July l. 1920. iG3
Temperature Same Date Last Year.
Highest, 81; lowest. 20.
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Fire Horse 18 Years; Retired.

Josh believes he has done his bit
and gladly accepts his position in
tn" green pastures for the balance
OF his life. Josh H. an old-time
san Diego. Cal. fire horse. who has
served for eighteen years, and has
been displaced by an auto.
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Mr.. Tnft-Arbiter.

They like Mr.. Taft in Canada.
Notwithstanding they rejected his
reciprocity" plan Of trade. He
does them the honor TO summer
among them each year. and his
daughter ere long is to he married
within the Dominion. As speech
maker at trade and commercial or
ganization banquets he has proven
a favorite. Therefore they have
quite naturally turned to him when
looking for jurist to act as ar
bitter in determining the amount to
he paid by the Dominion govern
ment for the stock Of the Grand
Trunk Railway. He will represent
the railway. Some American rail
way executives. IL they were to eX-
press their opinion frankly. would
say that Mr.. Taft. as an arbiter. is
prone to he lax in defense Of cor
poration interests They say he is
an easy mark
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CHAPTER 5.

CHAPTER 5.
1 The covensnt in Horeb. The ten COM
mandments. % At the peoples request
Moses receiveth the Law from God.
And Moses called all Israel. ana
said unto them, Hear, o Israel, the
speak in your ears this day, that
do them.
The Lord our God made a
covenant with US in Horeb.
The Lord made not this cove
nant with our fathers. but with US,
even US. who are all of us here
alive this day.
The Lord talked with you face
to face in the mount out of the
midst of the fire,
Il stood between the Lord ana
you at that time. to shew you the
word of the Lord: for we were
afraid by reason of the hre, and
went not up into the mount,) say
ing.
II am the Lord thy God,
which brought thee out of the land
of Egypt, from the house OF bond
age.
Thou shalt hove none other
gods before me.
s Thou shalt not make thee any
craven image, or any likeness OF
any thing that Is in heaven above,
or that is in the earth beneath, or
that is in the waters beneath the
earth:
. Thou shalt not bow down thy
self unto them. nor serve them: for
the Lord thy God am a jealous
God, visiting the iniquity of the
fathers upon the children unto the
third and fourth generation OF
them that hate me,
10 And showing mercy unto
thousands of them that love me ana
keep my commandme
IL Thou shalt not take the name
OF the Lord thy God in vain: for
the Lord will not hold him guilt
less that taketh his name in vain
IL Keep the sabbath day to
sanctify IL. as the Lord thy Goo
hath commanded thee.
13 Six days thou shalt labour,
and do all thy work: -s.. ,s,-z !.
ITO Be Continpsd.,
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The Weather
FOR TODAY AND TO

FORECASTS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
District Of Columbia and Maryland-Partly
cloudy. continued warm Today: thunderstorms
at night or tomorrow: not quite 20 warm to-
morrow: gentle 10 moderate south winds
Nirginia.-Partly cloudy today: thunder
showers at night tomorrow; not quite 50
warm tomorrow IN interior; gentle TO mod
crate south winds.
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A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendriek Bangs
A SUGGESTION.

II you'd have Joy and health these
summer days
Go out and walk along the sunlit
ways.
And get on friendly terms with all
you SEE
The Trudser on the Road. the Field.
the Tree.
And for good comrades as you walk
along
Be sure to take q snatch or two Of
Song.
And in your mind some Pleasant
Fancy wrought
OF Kindly Thought.
Copyright, 1920. By The Mcclure syndics u. D
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New York City
By o. o. Mcintyre

New York. July Ia
I was sitting In the park.
Just as dusk vss falling.
And across the Hudson.
was. the bewildering beauty.
OF the majestic Palisades.
Changing from gray.
To a haze of purple.
And In the night air.
Was the clinging perfume.
OF dew bespangled flowers.
And from out Of the skies.
A great gull dipped.
And skinned the water.
And far on the other shore.
Came the last chus.
OF a ferryboat-
And then there was silence.
And soon the moon came UP.
with a faint yellow glow.
And / was all alone.
And l felt like a microbe.
Lost in immensity.
While the lambent light
or the great heavens.
Seemed to meet and blend.
with the dark shadows.
OF a mystifying city.
And I began to dream.
OF things come ard gone.
The little cid creek.
Back of Academy Hill.
And the chirp of criCkets.
And the millions of years.
That ave call men.
Has been tolling upwards.
Impelled by the strpnge law.
That causes the rihe.
To spring toward the sun.
And OF the days.
When we dwelt in caves.
And hollow trees.
Figuring naked with.
The wild beasts OF prey.
And away in some shrubbery.
Was a gentle buEEing.
And before very long.
It came nearer and nearer.
And II was q lost bee.
Or perhaps a wasp.
With a concealed weapon.
Tor 1t landed on nay hand.
And then sat down.
And I jumped up.
And went right home.
Thoroughly awake.
And everything.
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One Disappointing feature of attempting fame by going ove
Niagara Falls in barrel the fact that than an even
ehatce live about it.
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The New Zoning Law.

The zoning law Washington, while
with the modern for scientific planning
drastic features when compared with the free
methods which have operated the that the
sound judgment the fullest
from the general public
In fixing arbitrary lines within which
eensrietion will be controlled seemingly has been
observe that the limitations will benefit particular
persens but rather the entire community Those with
the limited and those intending
residential purposes have than ordinary
lines they will be permanently fixed appointment
visory committees counsel and the zoning
constructive aimed towards better
generally satisfying result
In district No for example the advisory
study OF the tentative plans important
major involving the number of
which will be permitted public will dis
euss these proposed amendments and the
bers will have hrsthand opportunity hear criticism ten
tive plans and determine its merits.
The fourteenth district comprising
tory has also decided through its advisory have
public meeting and hreh the plans while folks vicinity
OF Connecticut northwest will gather Elizabeth
Brown school Thursday and discuss
business into what exclusive residential section
The proposed meetings of meeting plan
the simplest and satisfying scheme
and with general spirit of unselhsness prevailing desire
unite upon what is best for beautiful slightly
they should productive.
Washington has long Jagged on construction
would make more esthec city The unsighy
structures which adorn OF
BE pulled down but the zonng in effect
WI" compel the building of the future scientific
uptedate planning program.
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Those who kicked the former Prince of Prussia ,r.
probably numbered the disappointed hopes h
SAy the All Highest" would be brought to trial
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MONTHLY AVERAGE IMPORTS.

shows that there has been much relative
for than imports The
three shows
1910 but the value the the period
II cent and e-half much.
In the case OF Belgium imports increased 1873 compared
made
Of
Englands increased about twice fast her
Another method OF the these
countries by the Of their imports
All OF normally goods
than they export but under ordinary conditions there
less stable between these
The following table shows the OF imports exports
principal allied
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Applause rallies pleasing ears of candidates h,
William Jennings Bryan fresh from Francisco can attest
It's votes and not applause which counts.
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Gov Cox the White Sunday for conference
on politics. and he the almost
can what he'll be thinking about.
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In the Linelight
Cecilia Beaux's Portraits.
By George Perry Morris

Fortunately one Of the nve ar
lists selected to paint portraits Of
prominent personages in the recent
war was Cecilia Beaux. of Phi1a-
dslphia- Now on exhibit In Paris
her achievements in deIineation Of
men as diverse In calling and In
character as Clemenceau. Mercier
and Admiral Beatty finally will be
housed in our National Museum.
and will contribute to the enrich
ment Of q collection that Is steadily
growing in Importance. Under the
new management or system Of ad-
ministration recently devised It is
certain to gain. Cecilia Beaux long
since won European recognition.
and in portraiturs has few Amer
lean peers.
senator Lodges Differentiation.
Senator Lodge says that no
Democrat living can win the Presi-
dency In the fall election" Why
living"
viscount Kaneko. who is doing
his best to Tllay strife between the
United States and Japan has a rec
ord Of residence In this country
which enables him to speak feeling
ly as well as intelligently. Justice
oliver Wendell Holmes and many
others Of the leading men of New
England became his friends while
he studied in this country. During
the Russo-Jspanese war he was
assigned to extra diplomatic duties
in the United States. and did high
grade propagands work in a subtle
way for Nippon. Russia had no one
comparable with Kaneko in stating
her case. and 10 she had II would not
have availed much, for we were
then in our sentimental, romantic
mood toward all things Japanese.
elder statesmen Kaheko always has
had a warm place in his affections
for America: and no delegation from
this country to-Japan returns with
out having known his hospitality.
Now that he has grown old and be-
come one of the advisers of the
throne he faces with more or less
trepidation a clash between his peo-
pie and the people OF the West be-
tween whom he has woven some ties
OF fraternity in bygone days.
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THE THE BIBLE.
Translated out of the original
tongues and from the edition
Known as Our Mothers Bible"
THE FIFTH BOOK OF MOSES
CALLED DEUT ERONOMY.
CHAPTER IV.-Continued.

46 On this side Jordan, in the
valley over against Beth-peor, In
the land OF Sihon king of the
Amorites. who dwelt at Heshbon,
whom Moses and the children or
Israel smote. after they were come
forth out of Egypt:
~ And they possessed his land.
and the land of Og king Of Basnan,
two kings OF the Amorites, which
were on this side Jordan toward
the sunrising;
4S From Aroer, which is by the
bank Of the river Arnon, even unto
mount Sion. which is Hermon,
80 And all the plain on this side
Jordan eastward. even unto the sea
of the plain, under the springs Of
Pisgah.
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Most OF the leaders refer candidates as seifade men h
the nominees themselves generally it's good politics 70 o 49,
old folks a bit of the credit e "'e
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Don't know which party platform promises have the
deliver Sunday, but whichever it Is has cor., m a.
house ~ Np''
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Sefgden Is still free and he studies methods of tn.
peAs ssss tbs shsness Of his capture are very rssues
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The unahcs still loose making bets peanut 6,
many miles and let their boards indefinitely their favor
'~'N'iN
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Richard Croker is adudged competent to manage his
This seems to be Tsmmsny and an ex-Tammany wear
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Senator Lodges Differentiation.

Senator Lodge says that no
Democrat living can win the Presi-
dency In the fall election" Why
'Iiving?"
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Gov Cox coming the White Sunday for conference
on politics. and he the almost snvbodv
what he'll be thinking about
Applause rallies pleasing to the ears of Candidate. b
William Jennings Bryan fresh from Francisco can attest
It's votes and not applause which counts
Those who kicked the former Henry of Pruss;. ~
probably numbered the disappointed hopes thai
Sy the All Highest would be brought to trial
One Disappointing feature of attempting fame bv ponc ou
Niagara Falls in barrel the fact that than AN
ehasce never live read about it.
The unatcs still loose making bets to roll n.,rut
miles and let their boards indefinitely unless their
wins. ~
Don't know which party platform promises the
deliver on Sunday, but whichever corner on III.
house Np''
the nominees themselves generally find good politics to give the
old folks bit of the e '
Richard Croker is adJudged manage his own estate
This seems to be Tsmmspy and an x-Tammany wear
peSoen sun fres and if he studies the methods of tn.
ss4sss esss tbs sAsasss Of his capture very sets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12

boys will surely mix fast and furious
during their stay in the ring.
Kid Potty, the local featherweight
star, has trained hard for hts bout
with Willie Murphy, Staten Islands
leading featherweight. These two
boxers meet in the final eight round
event and considerable wagers are be-
ing placed on the outcome of the af-
fair. Potty has not been doing any
fighting of late, his last opponent be-
ing Charley Britton who was defeated
by a shade. On the other hand,
Murphy mas been defeating the best
boys in the featherweight class. This
bout is sure to be the hardest fought
affair Of tn evening.
Johnny Darsey of the U. s.. Navy
makes his first appearance in the local
ring tonight. when he meets Johnny
Carroll Of Shrome in six round event.
previous fights in this city Inc also
In matches in Elizabeth and Plain
field and should give the clever OAR
sey a hard go.
A fast our round preliminary con-
test will open the evenings fighting
and two good opponents will swap
punches in this event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
ASbURY PARK
DEFEATS MBOY
Local Boys Varsity Loses Fast
Game Yesterday, 24-15
by H. s. Correspondent

The boys high school varsity lost
the second league game yesterday
afternoon when they were defeated
by Asbury Park high by a score of
z4-lo. This game puts Asbury Park
IN the cad In the league, but as the
Asbury team has to play a return
game on the local court this game
did not decide the winner Of the
league.
Lewkowitz featured for the local
tossers in the game, evading his man
enough times to drop in three field
goals. Hughes played o good floor
game until he was called out Of the
game on account of having four per-
sonal fouls. Guyer Of thu opposing
team starred for them, securing three
field goals and six fouls.
The Asbury Park clan started the
scoring when Busch dropped in a
single pointer. This was followed up
by Lewkowitz of the Amboy quintet
dropping in a double, Greiner then
increased the lead by making his
only field goal of the game, a sensa-
tional shot from The center of the
floor. After a few minutes of play
Asbury Park put in an entirely new
lineup. The new players were much
heavier than the team just removed
and were expected to sweep Amboy
off their feet out instead Amboy held
them without a field goal for the in
itial session. During this session the
score zig-zagged back and forth but
when the whistle blew for the end
of the period Amboy was leading by
two points, the score being 81.
The final session started with Lew
kowitz making q pretty shot from the
floor. In this session Asbury Park
assumed a do or die attitude and
finally swept the local quintet off
their feet. Soon after the half began
Hughes was sent out Of the game.
Forman was sent in to take his place.
Forman put up a credible game,
playing all over the floor and drop
ping in a pretty shot from a difficult
angle on the floor. Forman, Lewko-
WITT and Hansen were the only local
players who scored this half. Both
Forman and Lewkowitz made a field
goal and Hansen made two gratis
shots during this session. or the p
posing cohorts, Guyer was high score
man, securing three field and five foul
goals. Jefferis also made a field goal
and Schwartz made two double point
ers. The Asbury team won through
weight alone, often being outplayed
by the local team.
The game between the local girls
and the team of Asbury Park was
not played because of a dispute about
the officials.
Tbo .oora ne tho hoVs pama.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12

CANE TOMORROW
viii Play American Legion Team
From Asbury Park

Fresh from their victory over the
Auditorium on Monday night, the
Riversides of South Amboy embar>
on g. home and home series with the
American Legion team of Asbury
Park, which opens on the Audito-
rum court tomorrow night.
Manager Hoffman of the Riversides
believes this series is second only to
their match with the Auditorium, and
the South Amboy team will use their
strongest lineup in this game in or
der to get the jump in he series.
Charlie Powers will jump center
Schwab and CANTON will cavort in
the advanced positions, while Schell-
ing and Allen will do the guarding.
The Asbury Park team with ten
straight victories will travel to this
city with their strongest outfit SO that
their winning streak will not be
broken. Knierim, Bernecco, Hope
Appleby and Brace will comprise the
lineup Of the seashore team. claimants
to the Monmouth county champion
ship.
Van Mulchahey will do the refer
eeing in his game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
HOLIDAY CARD OF BOUTS.
AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

- -
Fight fans in this section should
Gnd it worth their while to travel
to the Auditorium tonight to witness
the card OF fights arranged by Joe
McNulty, promoter Of the Amboy
Sporting club. Tho ard this week
consists Of three Fights, n six and
one four round bouts and all of the
matches show promise of be
ing evenly matched. hard fought at
fairs.
In the main eight round event
Matty Herbert, the lightning feather
weight residing IN this city viii lleet
Charley Beecher, one Of New Horks
leading featherweights. Herbert Is
well known to local fstic fans, haV-
ing appeared In this city before max
ing a successful tour of the country
Beecher's ability is also well known
and a tough battle is expected.
frankie Sullivan, the Brooklyn
middI weight boxer makes his hrst
appearance in the local ring tonight,
and his opponent will be tough Ia ny
Lynch, the Bayonne middleweight
crack. Sullivan Is out for the
weight title and has defeated some OF
the best boys in the class. These W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
MORRIST0WN Y
HERE SATURDAY.
Auditorium Team to Meet Fast
Association Five

In first class shape after their
game with tue kiversides of South
Amboy on Monday night, the Auui-
tortum basketball team will take to-
the court on Saturday night against
Bobby Coutts' crack Morrlstown Y.
NJ. Z, A. basketball team.
Inc MorrlstoWn quintet, the cham
pion association team of the state for
several seasons, have enjoyed one OF
their most successful court sessions
tins year. Their few defeats have
been registered by crack New York
teams. The MorrIstoWn team have
registered victories over the PAGER
Big Five Of this city.
Manager Booz's combination win
take the court for this game in their
strongest array in the nope that thew
can defeat the strong associations
team. Thomas or Mcintyre will DO
found In the pivot position, MeCreery.
Regan or Evans will take the ad-
Yanced positions, while Nichols OF.
Hanson Will do the guarding.
Van Mulchahcy will be the elev-
enth man on the floor in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
SOUTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS JAMESBURG HOME
Consecutive Game on Home Court
from State Boys Home 5S-17

South Amboy high school won its
seventh consecutive game on its
Ao4-Ie court yesterday when the team
representing the State Home of
~Jamesburg was taken into camp to
the tune of 58-17.
The first half ended with the score
20-10 in Amboy's favor. In this half
Bennett was high with five field and
two fouls; Perkins connected with
three, and King rang the bell once.
For Jamesburg, Steele made one field
and one foul, Gillis two field, Gwyn
one field, and the diminutive Millen
came across with two field goals, and
his playing was one OF the features
of the entire game.
In the second half Amboy's scoring
came from Bennett with ten field;
James eluded his guard for three,
Perkins four and Mccarthy two. The
Jamesburg scoring was from Steele
one, ellis one, Millen one field and
one foul, and Gwyn one foul. Mr..
Meacham officiated.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
PAGER BIG FIVE WILL PLAY
CRACK 0AKWO0OS TONIGHT
Crack Light Senior Team of This City
Travels to Long Branch for
Important Game

The PAGER Big Five will take to
the basketball court again tonight,
when they meet the crack Oakwood
basketball team from Long Branch
on the Long Branch court. The
PAGER Big Five have played a sue
cessful season and hope to continue
their court success tonight against
the crack Long Branch team.
Manager Roessler's cohorts are in
fine fettle for tonight,s game, and the
regular lineup viii be used in this
contest. RAY Handerhan, the Sugar
King basketball player and boxer,
will be found in the pivot position:
Yi' Hibbard and Fritz Glocha1G
will be found in the advanced posi-
lions, while Roessler and Bob
Handerhan will take care of tho
guarding positions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12
ROBERTS WINS WITH X. o.
Tommy Madden Of Brooklyn Is Stop
ped In Second at Bayonne

Al Roberts, the Staten Island
heavyweight, who won recognition
early in his pugilistic career by his
long string of knockouts but who was
himself knocked out in his last two
fights, once by Al Reich and once BY
Gene funny, last night got back
in the "sleep-producing' class
when he handed out a kayo to Tom
my Madden. of Brooklyn. The bout
was one Of the Fights being conduct
ed at the Bayonne A. A, but ended
suddenly in the second round when
Roberts, after giving Madden a bad
maullng, landed squarely with q
punch which sent the Brooklyn
scrapper crashing to the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-12

B.. Haney won the three broad jumps
in the employed boys class with 20 o.
and the standing in the class Is as
follows:
aBergren. 767; Daggenhausen, 715;
Johnson, 7O5; s. Hildahl, sos; STAN
695; Be. De andrea, 691; Haney,
687; s. Preacher, $40.
y $
s FRANKIE won the two broad jumps
In the Junior Employed class with
IA 8" and the standing in the athletic
contest in this class Is as follows:
Larson, 351; p. Karl, 329; r. Tyrell.
S22; Kaplowitz, 1922; z. Everson, 297.
q
The Bakelite volley ball team will
play the ''Y" dormitory team on Fri
day night.