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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
DISAPPEARING
DESCRIBED BY HASAlN
Daily Letter by Frederic j. Haskin

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The
great collection of Russian crown
| Jewels seems likely to share the mys-
| FERROUS fate of the peacock throne
in Delhi.
The peacock throne, which COST
Shah Jehan $4,000, O00, was a o
derful canopied chair of pure goid
| %encrusted with rubies, sapphires, anu
festoons of pearls, and rnamenteu
| with two great jeweled peacocks n
a life sized parrot cut from a single
emerald. 1t was a fabulous work OF
art and when it slipped out of sight
after the death of the Shah there was
much speculation. Presumably a
strand of pearls was Topped OF mere,
a rupy pried off there, and the en-
erald parrot nj into a number OF
less distinctive jewels. Today a mere
throne framework in Teheran Is
pointed out uncertainty as the pea
cock throne.
The crown jewels of Russia are
supposed to be slipping away IN
| similar fashion. There was no word
| of any footing when the kremlln IN
| Moscow, where the gllttering JeWeis
of royalty reposed, fell into the hands
of the revolutionists. The Kremlip
| mas DetH BudIQGu Wy IL RO'ASb o.
eminent. The condition of the great
| collection of jewels in the royal trea-
| sury galleries is yelled in mystery.
South African papers in close touch
with the diamond trade state thai
$4,000, 900 worth of stolen. RUSSIAN
! diamonds were thrown on the JeWel
market in ten months in 1921-anu
| the crown jewel collection of Rus-
! STA was particularly rich in diamonds
The diamond production industry
| has been seriously disturbed by the
| large number Of these gems coming
| out of Russia, but now the situation
is reported as more stable. Some
South African mines that stopped
producing to await q demand fof
| their stones + at work again.
Crown Jewels ON the Market
That some of the jewels which
have so affected the international
trade are from the royal collection
there is no doubt. For instance, a
gem expert in this city, Mr.. w. G.
Shaw, had two snuff boxes from the
royal possessions.
zone of these snuff boxes" sara
! Mr.. Shaw, bore a portrait IN en-
| amel of the grandfather of the late
| car. This was the Car who was
Killed Dy u DoiHo WHiio uii'ho "
his carriage not so many years ago.
Around the portrait were concen-
trio rings of diamonds. This snuff
box was a gift to the Car and was
made in France. The other box
of. Russian Workmanship, was OBJ
long and made of pure highly chas-
ed gold" g,
These boxes have gone to sweh
the collections of American conn.s~
seurs.
Mr.. Shaw explained that while
very little is known of the fate OF
the Russian crown jewels, agents OF
the Soviet government are known to
have sold Jewels in Turkey, Holland,
and other places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
SQUARE DEAL FOR MIDDLEsEx

II looks very much as # Senator Larsons TAX assess-
ment repeater was dead. At the hearing before the House
committee a day or two ago the opposition was overwhelm-
ing.
Mlddlesex has never maintained that the assessments
in this county were at their true, value and it is admitted
That some assessments are not what they should be in COM
parson with assessments elsewhere. Objection is made,
however. to having this county made the goat in the
reimbursement procedure. That is what Union county is
trying to do.
The suggestion that the present law be amended so
as to make a re-assessment throughout the entire state
mandatory Oh the part of the State Board of Taxation is
along the right line. Middlesex is not the only offender in
This matter. Why, then, should this county be made the
sole object of attack? All Middlesex asks is a square deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
Here's the Happy Way to Rid Yourself
Of CONSTIPATION permanently!

Kellogg g Bran is not a cathartic-
it is nature 8 food that will not only
delight your palate but safeguard your
healthl Start the children eating
Kellogg's Bran. 1t builds strong
bodiesi Serve bran to your family as
a cereal or on other cerealsl Use it
generously making mullins, m%acaroons,
raisin bread or in a hundred appetite
ing waysl Pancakes made Of Kellogg g
Bran are the best you ever ate!
The consistent use of Kellogg s Bran
will clear up a pimply skin and purify
the blood. .
Kellogg g Bran, eaten regularly, pre-
vents a bad breath from the stomach
and 'intestines. Your grocer has 1t.
P. s. By the way, it's a happy
health.habit to keep Kellogg's Bran
on the dining table all the time!
| Sprinkle it on your foodl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Bran is the most wonderful health
food knownl Nine-tenths of human
ills would be eliminated II all the
people would eat bran regularly, be-
cause bran corrects constipation Con-
stipation can be blamed al the starting
point Of 5000 of the sicknessl
Bran in deliciously palatable form
--Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum.
bled-will give permanent relief from
constipation if eaten regularly each
day. We guarantee that results will
prove astounding if at least two table
spoonfuls are eaten daily. Chronic
cases should use as much as is needed.
Physicians indorse the use of
Kellogg's Bran for constipation. 1t
is not only surely effective as a per-
manent relief if eaten regularly, but it
is the ideal way to correct constipation
through foodl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
SCULLY'S PERSONAL ESTATE
IS VALUED At $3.50

NEW BRUNSWICK, March W
Letters of administration have peel
granted by the surrogate's once ~ ~
John T. Scully of New York on lhe
estate of his father, Ex-Congressman
Thomas J.. scully, who died at south
Amboy December IA. Besides the
applicant. the deceased is survives
bv a widow, Mary F., ana a oausn,
ter. M. Frances. The personal estate
is valued at $3.50. -
Letters of administration have
been granted to Fred F. Sherer OF
south River on the estate OF ms
father. Jacob. who died January -
Five sons and two daughters sur,
viye the deceased and the persona
estate is valued at $170.
Administration letters have been
granted in the surrogate's office I!
Harold Beekman of Perth Ampos
on the estate of Susan Stillwell VINO
died October "a. The persona
estate is valued at S2.7OO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
Bible Thought For Today

IA THE NEW COMMANDMENT: Jesus said:-A new
commandment | give unto you, That we love one another; as
have loved YOU, that also love one another. by TINS snail
eli men know that We are my disciples, if We have love one
TO another.-John 10: 81, 30.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
Approve Accountings

NEW BRUNSWICK, March W
Two accounts have been approved
in the orphans court by Judge DAY.
they being as follows:
Lydia f. Suits, Administrative
on the estate of Stafford T. Suits,
of Dayton, receipts ~$21,413.69; dis
bursements, $1.607.39; balance,
~$19,806.30.
Hans M. *. Hansen, guardian for
Annie, Michael and George Major,
of Perth Amboy, receipts $3S7.72,
all of which was expended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Polish Diet votes Hoover a citizen,
Hoover helped their diet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Chicago is building the biggest
hotel in the world. New York hotels
will still be the highest, though.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

If you want to know why there is
a scarcity of farm hands, look at
the big league ball teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

. A man is making lightning. This
is real lightning and not the kind put
up in bottles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10
Questions Answers

Any reaaer can get the answer 70
any question by writing The refsn
Amboy Evening News Indignation
Bureau. Frederic J. Haskin' Director.
Wsshingtc cy to Information. The
bbnrsap cannot give advice on tesaI,
medicinal and financial Il
does not attempt to .ettie domestic
tive research on n subject write
your question plainly sno plie.ay.
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
TO the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

After a man breaks his word il
isn't as good as it was.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

A tax on every bonus plan might
raise the bonus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Will still be the niSneSt, u
Polish Diet votes Hoover a citizen.
Hoover helped their diet.
A man is making lightning. This
is ZEAL lightning and not the kind put
up in bottles.
A tax on every bonus plan might
| raise the bonus.
Poets do their spring training run
ming up and down the columns of a
dictionary.
Radium is quoted at $4,000, 900 an
ounce. Pay nc more.
If scientists can hear ants foot
steps like thunder they ought to in
vent them some rubber heels.
Some singers get $1,000 a night,
but look at the risk they run.
Pity the poor moth. Just when
we are getting out of u winter
clothes he is getting into them.
Bet the New York boy who put
out a fire in a. school building is
(afraid to so back now.
Too much overhead keeps many a
business under foot.
A preacher says jazz is ~lascivious-
ness. No matter If he was mad,
preachers ought not to cuss.
Origination of national pruns
week seem full of their subject.
Washington reports the public
debt grew to 500, 900, 900 last month;
but what's a few millions when we
can't pay them?
A fine way to teach a small boy
to fight is make him wear a red tie
to school.
the murder were ordered to stand as
lief mourners for hours in the pres
| ence of the glitteringly arrayed
| skeleton. Then the heavy sceptre,
| the crown, and the royal robes We're
| returned to the throne room to avail
| the coronation of the real Car.
The Orloff diamond figured In nu-
| merous coronation ceremonies after
| that first strange memorial. Now IT
| has entered upon a new chapter OF
it's history. There is scarcely a
chance that it will v be carried by
a Car again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Poets do their spring training run
ming up and down the columns Of a
dictionary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Radium is quoted at $4,500,000 an
ounce. Pay no more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

If scientists can hear ants foot
steps like thunder they ought to in
vent them some rubber heels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Some singers get $1,000 a night,
but look at the risk they run.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Pity the poor moth. Just when
we are getting out of our winter
clothes he is getting into them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Bet the New York boy who put
out a fire in a school building Is
afraid to go back now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

A preacher says jazz is la%scivious-
ness. Nc matter If he was mad,
preachers ought not to cuss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Too much overhead keeps many 6
business under foot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-10

Origination of national pruns
week seem full of their subject.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27
Employment
siIUNrioNs wANTED-rEMALE %

SITUATIONS NNNIED-FEMNTE u
STLNOGRApHEH. with three years ex-
porlcuce. desires position at once. Call
Usage 1851. a
WANTEp-Hy n middie-aged. capable
experienced woman, situation as
housskecper IN n motherleSs homo or as
childa nurse Phone Usage 267i.
wAsHiNGs wanted. work guaranteed.
Usage s547-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27

RTsiNEss Tor saie or trade. VIII con-
aidcr touring car. business running
from tl5 20 $50 per day. Phone Cedar
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Rusiness Service
MnAINn An hInlLNnr

q W slNOsa Transfer limo. upusehold
E.H.s sp.,nitY 'all psogo ta1i
.WI 200 nWIV mHtIur. two urn g. ppr
u.uf. ru'd.H0ge truck reliable Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27

a bErDt NIDI..I B. KtUHY
ard painter, work. runrru.
'0.i r1mpi"-. prices reasonable. 1rfsv
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WANTED. White woman 10 take care ~
two ,hildfnn. and assist vim Homework
1909 O.. UIatnu.
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Poultry

BABY CHICKS
BAitKEn ROCK baby chicks. white Rock
ana barred Rock eggs. First house
west cemetery \Federal drive.
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EZCu1SGE-REAL ESTATE

EXCIIANGE--REAL ESTATE -
FOR TRADE by OwNER-New to,r,gs.
modern bungalow, electricity, ga fGO.
driveway corner. Consider lot co.
Usage 46sS. - "A
FOR SALE OR TRApE-Lot IN r'S'' Cs!i
addition: electricity ana s""
Anderson, Cedar lss. -,f.VsrY
FARMS HOMES, BUSINESS PNy'
EXCHANGED AND soIp
Properties OF Merit will SET "ui 90.
SEE q. N. WORD. 22i LlNSn S535
Cedar ASA, Tulsa. Okla. - AZ.
LOTS TO EXCHANGE-Hay 1ots In
sirable business and residence, sx-
Slick and Ruyaka, Okla Phone
change for Tulsa residence '0'S
Usage tl25.
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Property for Exchange

FOR SALE or TRADE--l9?o Ve.l'
B-passenger. been driven 1000 i,-..l,s i,.
VIII sacrifice for cash; some lrs a,
Would trade for vacant lot or furv ~
furniture A bargain, Usage abbt- n
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STRAP PUMPS Tor misses In black kid
sia to 2. {t,75. Tulsa Garment Factory
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dIkS fN NJ l'H COWS
Back again with moro or those
good Jersey mlCh cows" Tho
Mound Valley Dairy the same
people vino sold that won.
dortl load of Jersey mich COWS
I'm Tulsa on April 1 Is going TO
sell 90 hcnd ot tho same class ~
cows in Tulsa, OWia,. on Friday.
wagon yard First aud Lansing.
Sale VIII start promptly at
g.. U. regardless Of weather.
Some cows fresh now with calves
hy side. Others aro heavy gprlng-
ets; sono ot these cows nave
Wilk unt butter record, All cows
are tested for tubcrculars, and
viii run In ago from > 90 years
Here is a lIHt of u few or our
good cows Ton Jersey cows, 40
pounds day. Jersey hciferH, rs
pounds day; Jersey COW, IS
pounds day, This COW has
record thnt has been beaten only
twice, Three dark Jerseys, so
pounds "a day This N iust a few
~ our best COWS, and II you are
iu the market for real Jersey
uilch COW, bo sure and attend
this sale. We stand behind every
cow we sell, arl the people who
attended our other sale know We
ore uu the square. Out-of-town
buyers will be taken care 81 ana
cove WI. he loaded aui shipped
free of charge 90 any part of the
slnie Remember the dat" and
plurc--ruisa. okla, on friday
April rs. 1899 Ht the Farmers
~ wagon yard, First and Lansing
The best herd Of cows IA the
MITCHELL. 4 MAPEs
AuCuuupors
MOUND VALLEY DAIRY
OWNEllS,
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Employment


htlt NNN ' 'ff't o'
WANTED. White woman in inko care -
two ,hildfon. and assist vim homework
1909 g. iiIHtnu.
WANTED -Culprod I'll for general house.
work. Servant quarters, no washing
must be- good cu0F apply No. 1lib
wANrEp-Nrs cla. n,,tcr. alteration
department Vogue shop. ilS W.
y Third.
SALEsWOMEN
n you ore int,t,sted In making real mon
cy. ,pUl ~ 800 Atuo bag.
WANTED -EldrUy woman TO stay nights
with two children, home to night party.
osoro cl29 q.
WASTED Women 10 enroll in our six
weeks spring millinery coursa for 80
Tldtows School Of Millinery. ~ W
Thlrd
WANTED Competent white girl for
chambermaid. osage 27i2
wANTED-Middle-a woman for gen
eral housework. Apply In person. 13i
8. quaker.
WANTED Maid who has Cwn room Tor
general housswork. 1903 =, Baltimore.
t25 ~ GOLD will be given 70 any couple
that VIII be- married on stage at broad
way thentcr Phone osnEe 1850
HELP-MALE or FEMALE 80
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS open to men,
every yonr, good salary. write for free
llst positions q. W. Robbias. 1877 Pope
Bldg Wnshington, u. ~ .
STUDY short hand aud bookkeeping at
Tulsa business College, an accredited
commercial school 1oo-ti E Third II
shLEsMEN AND AGENTS Al
LiVE-WfRE DEALERS ana salesmen
wanted In every county 10 sell last
selling auto speciality sample ". James
\. Hcll, tulsa, Okla
SALES REPREsENTATtVE wanted IN
every county In oklahoma. Write Mt.
wood, sos Mayo pldg" Tulsa.
SAILS REPRESENTAtNhs WANTED
II YOU arc interested In becoming
connected with a company manufactur.
Ing ma selling direct to tho user q real
article on which tho repeat business
alone insures steady income. EErlu-
aIye territory. Pure SIX Hoeicry Mills,
Inc. sos Mayo Bldg. Cedar 2abl, MT
wood
sALESMEN-Oid established corporation.
manufacturing limo bf staple special
ties. paying liberal salary, cominisson
and bonus. also expenses. has vacancies
for four high -olrss, experienced travel
ing salesmen. rs TO 60 IL you chn
qualify see Mr, Johansen, room 13''
Hotel TULSA. |
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Pet Stock

CATS
WNNTED-To exchange, bcautifui Fer.
sinn kitten months old for canary
singer. IN cage. Cedar 2glo.
DOGS
null PUPs = CLASSY -loolIing follows
Northeast corner Twenty first and Pc
nrin.
FOR sALE-We6 marked taorourhhrca
luE terrier pups. black BAN beauties,
tlt-ttO. Addr"as L. Miller. liuN $50,
kngtishet okla.
Two uttcrs, pedigrcod lostou rcrricr
puppies, Intruder aud champion Com-
modure Flash strains. miles Boston
Kennel lill Trenton; OsnEo 26lo.h
fOR SALE--Rcgistcrod white collie nun
pies stephen Collie Kennels. ~ Nir-
ginia Az. Joplin, Mo.
Dir. Q. PEDRlCK, d. V. NJ. Practice lin.
tied TO dogs and cats. Phones. office
Usage 66bg. residence Usage 40Gl.j,
HOUND PupS-nuy now aud have your
own good hunters IN the fall northeast
corner Iweniv-tirst aud Peoria,
RABBITS,
CALL JONES RABHlTRY
For Dressed Rabbits,
oSAGE S-i.
Poultry
EGGS
BLUE ANpALusIANS, Rhode Island
hrda, white Lrghurns, best laying
strains eggs Tor setting. Cedar a.
BLACK LEGHoRN EGGS. yIJO 100,
Brouze Turkey eggs $50 each. Floyd
Miller Jennings, Kan.
H. e. WHITE LrGUuRNS-EgRs 81 per
settling. Osuge 4l,N,
FOR sALE--Rhode Island Rcd eggs Tor
setting, See nv pens Bred 10 lay.
osaEe 6sNg.J. si6 n. Frisco.
For sALE-singlo-comh white Leghorns,
special price ON 100 lots Icdtnrd clean.
ors y pycrs, mo +, Elgin, ntage besi.
FOR sALE--Thorourhbrod white Lcrhorn
hatching egss' Tom barrow strain.
osage llot-J
FOR 81 ALE--Thoroughbrod Rhode Island
oEgsi extra quality winter layers. COT
leFe lill Farm u~1Eo blo9-l,
FERRIS 2oo traiu, selected White Les
horn egssi So per ,loo' r. Y Evans
HOLLANDS Colleen nur Minorcn eggs
for setting osage p3G?, 1ti n, Peoria,
our ot Now York, winning nlue Anda.
lusian eggs $40 por setting or ssbo
100 4 A, Ncufeldt, II. /. Hox 90 Iu-
iUOuE ISLAND RID aTb UTiTcd R1ck
osEs $ 25 ucr sclling. 2i2l y Admiral
stlECrEp Bmok Laugsnan eggs, 81 90
sviuuE S. per roo, chicks zoe. Elsie
Van Moy, Cawlcr city Kau
WHITE ROCK eggs. 10 Cor Sc; 100 $40.
MIS- anna byrlyWan, route D. toN
n Many cnl5Ns
| bABY CHICKS Price postpaid per 700.
| hroilers so. s. e. ". Ieghorus Slg.
| Hatrod Rocks, 50; Rhode Island Reds.
| hAi Black Miuorcus, 50. Fair View
| loultty Farm, r. ID. No. o, MnleTtown,
| Pa,
BAbE CHiCks-Ko5p your hens laying
| We VIII sell you the chicks from our
| pure-bred, Hogau.tosted aud trapncstei
| hehs' Rocks, Reds Myundottes, Orptng
tons, AuCOnaa ICphorns. i4c mn on
GUAR Walnut Ridge hatchery. Butler
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27
NOTICE TO ROAD AND STREET
CONTRACTORS

We have for immediate delivery
several slightly used, 1924 model
Gramm- bernstein trucks, in sizes
ga to ga tons, equipped with 81
cubic foot gravel bodies, with Woods
heavy-duty hydraulic hoists, cab.
electric lights and trailer draw bars.
Those are all up in Al shape and
ready 10 go.
EMUIRE SECURITIES COMPANY
Joplin, Mo.
Il2 West Fourth Street. Phone s4s
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ONE JERSEY COw-Fresh. First new
house south Of West Tnga hostoftcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27
rAiNIINU Am DttOnAIINO

A II'tNNlHlt iY DO your duo0r1t.uiu
H.Fp painting auI uuurr hAuuIur.
HaHutmHu. 10 yearl iu Tulsa. Oshpo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27

ru... r.'.l v.,H spo.
cial. au work. neatly ana promptly done.
fIs.I
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SAW MONEY. .uIr trwudtUrg or
tuHfIrH g.f flI... f.u I..',r IuiI1.
,|r I.I". .I.I.
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iEr MI wire y0.if homo uu E. small prnht.
also fixtures. II.,nHUl slr'r.NlHu.
bHrps Hf#. D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27

ANTUD-Wrst class fltttcr. alteration
department. Vogue Shop, ia ".
y Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-27

MAPLE SYRUP FOR SATE-ReaI stuff
from West Virginia, Phone Usage 76,
PURE, new maple syrup, So per gallon. &.
Zimmerman, Cortland, n, y, Il. .,
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TO TRADE-l92l Tulsa four, IN
shane. for A late model Ford sedan,
MIR. RIdwell. manager OF wright oO''
ing.
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CEDAR sobO-OuinuF WIN buUd or r,paIr
your homo tieht day or contract
ron HENsONAHIE prices uu brick
work call Whnfuff OssEo 9095. Man
I.-. . -.a.Ln-l.-
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WANTED -culprod m for general house.
work. servant quarters, no washing
must be good COOK, Apply No. ms
81 Denver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-25
Editors Letter Box
Patriotism

Editor konnebec Journal:
In regards to letter appearing
in your paper a few days ago. signed
by Frank L. Phalen, it seems fitting.
at this time, as Junior Vice Com
mander of the Department of Maine,
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States. to say something in
answer to the So called Patriotism"
attacks that are so generously
thrown at the veterans Of the late
World War.
Men who have suffered together,
fought together. under the starry
banner that stands for liberty. jus1
tice and humanity. need never be in
structed in the ways of Patriotism
by those who would use the dollar
sign as plea against the soldier
and his patriotic" spirit. They
have learned patience the way a
soldier has to learn it.
This organization, which I have
the honor to represent, consists of
men who have followed the flag in
all the foreign wars or expeditions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-25

they spin, NOn-Partisan Leaguers
VINO farm the farmer and a few tame
Socialists. Uncle Vic Berger and
Morris Hillqdit in the cast and
among those present. a preacher man
from out in Ohio on whom the bows
conferred the Order of Tar, with
Feathers, back in war time.
Makers of History staged by
that eminent historian, Commissioner
of Accounts David Hirshfield, of New
ork, In New York and for New
York's own particular brand of Am
orleans; featuring that other eminent
American historian, Abram Wake
man, OF the Lower Wall Street BUSH
ness Mems Association. Giving Co.
lumbus the "razz' as a discoverer
st. Patrick by proxy, discovering the
Battery and Seven Points; st. Bren-
dan and sixty monks annexing Goth
am for Dick Croker. Tammany Hall
and Charley Murphy.
"Ah, So Pure" put on in one of
William Jennings Bryan's numerous
old home towns, Lincoln, Nebraska
Heroic determination State Normal
Board of Nebraska to keep teachers
untainted while taking postgraduate
courses in perdition- bound UNIVERSE
ties where Milady COED burns a wee
DIT or incense to Milady Nicotine.
Finish the rest of this for yourself
Iheres sixteen-year-o old Mathilde
with her forty, or maybe forty. seven.
or 1t might be fifty-seven. year old
Max There is Tom" Edison with
his energy dollars teaming with
"Hy' Ford. Also there is Congress
as Eliza crossing the ice before the
rampageous bloodhounds of the dirt
farmer and the worker" with the
oonus-hunter tearing at the con-
gressional flank.
Altogether, it's q good bill"