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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-23

Several were hurt when a Macon
(Ga.) grandstand stood as much as
a grandstand a stand.
Do your feet sweat? This is a sign
of Precipitation. Wash socks and
keep shoes on before company.
An Illinois woman has divorced
eleven husbands without a shot.
Are you eyes going back on you?
See an oculist and quit looking at
bathing-girl pictures.
A Detroit mar kept cool while his
cafe was robbed, because he was
locked in the ice box.
Convict escaped in Atlanta, Ga,
dressed as a girl, so IL they don't
catch him pneumonia will.
Does your mouth water? Try eat
ing strawberry shortcake.
Burglars who robbed a Seattle
movie enjoyed the performance.
AOOuL tlHlS yOu get 1HIlSIIudS al
paid for, here come June wedding
and commencement gifts.
Common baking soda is good for
burns, but not good enough.
Counting to a hundred before
fighting is fine, II you don't count t.
a hundred stars.
Have you a spring cold? Carry e
handkerchief so you car stop YOU
nose il 1t tries to run.
We know what the Fourth of Jul,
Is for. 1t is so they car hold a bis
prize fight somewhere.
Does dandruff bother you? Brusl
hair and coat thoroughly daily.
If you have a swollen hand, soal
in water; if you have a swell head
soak with a club.
Resting is considered excellent 70
that tired feeling.
Do your trousers bag at the knees
Wearing them backward a few day
takes the bag out.
If you are going to sleep on you
back always be sure to close you
mouth before starting.
Does your hip pocket bulge q
night? Buy aspirin tablets and don
so near the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-23

Do your feet sweat? This is a sign
of perspiration. Wash socks and
keep shoes on before company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-23
Bible Thought For Today

GODS WONDERFUL LOVE-For God so loved the
world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever beieyeth
in him should not perish, but have everlasting life-John 316.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-23

An Illinois woman has divorced
eleven husbands without a shot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-23

Are you eyes going back on you?
See an oculist and quit looking at
bathing-girl pictures.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
La DELEGACION DEL cOMITE
DEL COMERCIO ESPASoL EN-
PUERTO RICO PIDE TODA
CLASE DE DATOS

i
La Delegation que preside Don Abe
lardo de la Haba Y que ha de embar-
car en- Ell mes de febrero pr6ximo pa
ra tomar parte en- el Primer Congress-
Nacional del 'Comercio Espafiol en- III
tramar, hace un cordial llamamiento
a todas aquellas personas, sin exclu-
sion de nacionalidad, que puedan ilus-
trarle con datos infornies acerca del
movimiento comercial en- Puerto Rico,
obstacuios que impidan el mayor de-
del mutuo intercambio
entire Estados Unidos v Espaha, Inodi-
ficaciones aconsejabIes en- los arance-
les vigentes v muy especialmente
cuanto puedaS servir a una mayor in-
tensifcaci6n de nuestro reciproco CO.
mercio,
La Delegation recibira estos infor-
mes, por escrito, hasta el dia 10 y
febrero pr6ximo.
!. Perez Losada,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
RARA La HABASA,

= r.
Cu,npliendo el itinerario trazado en-
sn actual viaje. ha salido para la Ha-
hama. $. /. el Rvdo. Pietro Benedetti,
Delegado Apostolico de s, S, cwa re-
ciente vista a Ia Didcesis de Puerto
Rico, fue muy grata para sus eompa-
firos de ministerio. S. I. Menseiior
Cardana, los Caballeros de Colon y
sacerdotes V otros elementos cat0li-
COS, tribntaron expresiyas muestras
de consideration \ afecto para el illus
trado yiajero, cuya estancia en Ia is-
la fue tan breve como 10 informant
las encomiendas de su labor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
NUEvos JEFEs

Sc insiste allora, nota oficiosa en- ell
rumor que publico hace alg4n tempo
Ell IMPARCIALs respeeto Se que ell
Gobernador INFERNO patrocinaria nue.
vas eandidaturas, para someterlas en-
la proxima Session Ejecutiva del Se-
nado, sustituyendo a los actuales Je-
fes de Departamento de Sanidad y de
Agriculture v, Trabajo. Los Sres.
Chard6n, Berries, DIR. Mufoz Diaz y
DR.. Fernos son candidates de que Sc
habla en- los cireulos politicos aunque,
segln Sc infornla tanbien. no Sc ha
hecho ninguna consulta nj indication
a Ia direction del Partido de la mayo
ria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
NO Sc HA cITADo AUN.

=
I'll caucus que va q lleyar q efectn
la Cainara de Representatives.. al OBJ
jeto del programa para Ia proxima
legislature, designation de funeiona-
rios empleados para el expresado
periodic, no ha sido acordado afn, pc
ro Sc espera que en- Ia entrante sema-
ma haya ID expresada reunion de los
eIementos de Ia mayorfa para Zanzibar
impresiones y diseutir y acprdar 10
que Sc estime mas procedente Para
diversas combinaciones Sc indica los
Representatives. sehores Lastra cha.
rTiez, Miguel Guerrh, Felix santoni :
Jose de =. Tizol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
NO Es ne HIJo DEL SIR. CON
ZALEZ FONT.

Nuestro distifiguido amigo ell senior
Abelardo Gonzalez Font, esta recibien-
do telegramas Y otros mensajes de pc
same por haberse noticiado en- Ia prem
So ell sensible fallecimiento oeurrido
en- Nueva York, de un ioyen~ llamado
Abelardo Gonzalez. que han supuesto
es un hijo del expresado eapallero que
Sc encnentra alli. No es estos y el ex
subtesorero, al estimar las muestras
de afecto que lie tifbutan shs amigos
v lamentando. la desgracia que apena
otro hogar, desea que sea c0nocido el
error.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
LA FIANZA PARA Ell PLEITo.

Fl Lcdo. senior Lopez Tizol tuvo Ia
cor.tesfa de .informar aver a un redac-
tor de Ell RfPARCTAL, qHe dentro
del plazo fjado por la Corte de Dis
trite de. San Juan. Seccion Primera.
que es improrrogable, In representa-
cion de los .demandantes republicanos
en- el pleito electoral por ell Municipio
de San Juan. habfa constitufdo la fan
IA de $1,000 seiialada por et Hon. Juez
Foote, para los efectos de la apeiaci6n
interpnesta para ante eli Tribunal SUI
premo de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

:Aho que llamas o mi puerfa!
Antes de ahrir, lqsliefo s.tber
81. al empunar Ia aldaba yerta.
10 haces con ira o. con placerl
Quiero saher 81 zen mi zaguan,
al repicar ek aldab0n,
el eco dice: middleton,
q Bendicion = dice el tan tan.
Eres enigma. eres seereto,
eres fantasma. eres abismo...
Entire las ramas de uia abeto
cuelga de un aiio ell esqneleto!
Ell muerto Y til, ;sereis el mismo?
;Es que sois otro eada yez
que muda uil aiio en- el hogar?
Pies vais, con tai perseverar.
para el dolor ! la acidez,
que q coraz6il- -linico juez !
nunca allegro yuestro mudar!...
Pero esta. noche oscura frfa,
en- que al eristal el hielo empaiia,..
has de decir tn profecfa
y 10 que trae tel nuevo dfa
para ell yieio cas0n de Espaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
La DELEGAc1oN DE PUERTO RI
co AL PRIMER coNGREso DEL
coMERcIo EsPANoL EN- ULTRA
MAR, PIDE MUEsTRAs DE Los
PRODucTos DEL PALS PARA
LLEvARx "A EsPANA.


Como coincide con la celebraei0n
del Primar Gengfeso del Comercio
Espahol en- Illtramar "a esplendida
Feria de Mucstras instalada en- Bar
eelona, Ia Delegaci6n de Congresistas
que preside Don Abelardo de Ia Ha-
ba splieita de los industriales pcrto-
rriquefos muestrarios de los produce.
tos. del pals tabaco elaboratlo, dulces,
etc, para exhibirlos en- Ia gran ciu-
dad espafola, mcdiante acuerdo con-
certado con los expositores.
Los productores del pals que deseen
aprovechar esta oportunidad, podran
dirigirse a Don Abelardo de la Ha-
ba al secretario que suscribe.
J, Perez Losddd.
Delegado SecretarIo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
.arias Nloticias
I EL LcDO. SIR. LI.AEeER.

Sc indica al official jurfdico del De-
partamento de Justicia. Lcdo. sefior
Llanger. como,-p possible sustituto. inte-
.rino. para la Secci0n Primera de In
Corte de Distrito de San Juan. 81 ell
Hon. Juez Foote hace uso de toda la
licencia de dos meses. que sohcit0 ha-
ce algunos dfas, fin de que sean des-
pachados algunos de los asuntos pen
dientes de mas nrgencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
MAS CABL Is
tDs Maestro serreio eabIssrafeo,

LAUSANNE, eiero sl.-Los repre-
sentantes aliados en- la conferencia que
Sc celebraba en- esta ciudad para tratar
sobre la paz degOriente, han acceptable
ei plan de los Estades Unidos de nom
brar una policia international que haga
aeI servicio en- los Dafdanelos, que seran
considerados de ahora enadelante como
iona neutral bajo el denominado de
Puerta Alberta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
sE REsUELNI HoT.

y La designation del ingeniero que ha
de sustituir al seiior' Case. en- las Off
cinas del Comisionado de- Obras Phi
blicas .Munieipaaesl de San Juan. ser:i
hecha hoy. segdnl se informa. y hay
tres candidates.; ,lsi senior Caso. va a
dedicar sus aetividades de ingeniero
al trahajo particular EN- diversas obras
que tiene Ell proyeeto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
YISITANDO A PONCE.

Ia estado. en- la ciudad del Sur. ell
lilustrado literate Doctor NJ. zeno Gan
! dfa. a quien4 acompaiio su Ajoven hijo
Alcides. que fuerpn aquella pebla-
ci6n en- asuntos particulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
INTDGAg|ON Al Al0 hUEV0

ST. al empufiar la aldaba yerta,
10 haces con ira con placer!
Quiero saber-ya one sonoro
suena! el aldab6n de Espaha
81. aunqne muestas i'm rayo de orc
llevas oculta una guadafia ...
3; Corona. con fragantes rosas.
de los heroes las calaveras.
Y en- el ejemplo de sus fosas
templa las almas venideras!
.Danos un gesto indiferente 4
para Ell esteril sacrifieio,
Y desmorona el artificio
que levantara astutamente
un falso clamor tribunicio!
;Preferimos la paz honrada
a Ia guerra con deshonor!
yivir como pobres. sin NADIA.
e ir hacienda nuestra labor
austera. eonstante y callada.
;,Que los campos esten Ell flor
los brazos sobre la azada!
Ser un pueblo trabajador,
mejor que un NAL eonquistador
de espada mohosa y mellada!
;Da al drbol de In ciencia fruto !.
:Llena las aulas de almas nueyas.
no tie cobres mas tribute
que ir desgastandO las estevas!
:Que a6n las madres estan de lut
Y otra vez Sc pregonan leyas!...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Z IL
ssTraera feposo los hogares:
;Traera el olivo de la paz:
Contra las plagas seculares.
Huyia de sal. fuego yoraz?
;Traera lp espada iisticiera.
ineSorahlese sen 10 aue. enjuicia?
:Q ses ei.gpila ante la injnsticia
Ia yenganAp populachera
que los cuehillos acaricia:
sse daia'lanr }bien derramada
Ia sansre af nuestros soldados?
;0 alzar;i4 'su mano crispada
los diez lan hombres enterrados
(mutilados
en- la flor de su vida honrada?
;yolveran de su triste ausencia
; los que Tiven en- cautiverio?
:Despertara cada conciencia
al agliiidn del yituperio:
n I'D selsi todo un cenienterio&
fy Espaha solo una apariencia?..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Pero un silencio pavoroso
pone ell eco mi invocation,
V sigue ell huesped misterioso
repicando en- ell aldab0n.
Repicando en- Ia aldaba frfa
del cason cerrado de Espaila.
donde ignorap 81 el nuevo dfa
traera la espiga o la cizafia.
Ano que llamas a mi pnertal ] \
.Tengo que abrirte, sin saber
si.'al empui1ar In aldaba yerta.
10 haees con ira o con placer!
;.Penetra ya!... 81 traes Ia espig
;que Dios te de SUI bendici5n !!
81 Ia cizana. El tie maidiaa
4; misteriosas interrogation!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Ano qlIeI llamas, a mi plierta !!
; Antes dtl al1rir@auiero saber
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Sotas taduigrdfieas, tc-'
madas Nlnrante la conferen-i
Gin que pronlmcio, en- et
Aten6o de Madrid, nuestro
conipanero don Angel Rive
- Nf1nllaz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Luis Fe,udndes .4RDATIN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
YOUR FEARS

A baby 100 days old, Marylin Jean Anderson, falls off q
a railroad bridge into the river at Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Water is warm. She enjoys herself, evidently thinks she's
in a bathtub. She kicks happily. That keeps her afloat.
Rescued.
Blondin walked across a cable suspended above Niagara
Falls. The rest of us would get frightened, lose our bal
ance and drown. But we could walk the same cable stretched
only a foot above safe ground.
1t isn't the difficulty of walking on a cable that makes
people fall. They topple off because they fear danger.
In a canoe, wind is more dangerous than rough waves.
But the average person doesn't know this. So he feels safer
when canoeing in a stiff wind. The feeling of safety helps
him keep his ~treacherous craft balanced.
Fear increases, by many times, the hazard OF a dangerous
situation. That's because fear involves loss OF confidence IN
our ability to conquer the dangerous situation.
Confidence in self is what makes the man the timid in
dividual with exceptional abilities, natural gifts or skilled
training.
Never brighten a child. Fear is contagious, feeds on it.
self. Fear makes failure in life almost inevitable. Self
confidence is the key to achievement, to success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
A REcoRD-BREAK1NG ADVERTISEMENT

The Evening News publishes today one of the largest adyer-
tsements ever printed in one issue of a newspaper in this state.
Albert Leon & Son in announcing the formal opening of their
handsome new store at Smith and King streets, have an advertise
ment that takes sixteen pages. Doing big things in a big way has
always been a Leon trait and in taking a whole section of sixteen
pages in a newspaper to tell the public Of what he has to offer is in
keeping with his reputation as a progressive business man.
Incidentally, the whole city gains by this display Of enter
prise ON the part Of Mr.. Leon. His six story building is a great
credit to Perth Amboy and a lasting monument to the business
opportunity here, and Mr.. Icons advertisement today, going out
into thousands Of homes throughout this entire section of the state
carries the message Of opportunity for shoppers in Perth Amboy
stores.
The Evening News congratulates Albert Leon & Son on the
opening Of this handsome new business home and wishes them the
increasing prosperity as time goes on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

@. Please tell me where I can get
one Of President Harding's medal
lions. d. L. Z.
A. The Harding medallions may
be purchased from the Philadelphia
Mint, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
@. Will Sir Thomas Upton try
again to lift the American Cup for
yacht racing? Il. ]. ".
A. Sir Thomas is In this country
at present and says he will chal-
lenge in 1924 for a race in 1925. 1t
vas in 1899 that he came to America
for the first time with the intention
of lifting the Americas Cup. 1t takes
it's name from the fact that it was a
schooner named the America, built
by a syndicate of members Of the
New York Yacht Club, which brought
over the cup in 1851. 1t was pre-
scented to the New York Yacht Club
in 1857 to be held as a world trophy.
The American entries have always
defended the trophy successfully.
@. Are there more Mongolians
than Negroes? w. L. J.
A. Mongolians greatly outnumber
negroes in the population of the
world. The white races are most
numerous, about 900, 900, 900; the
yellow, 645,000, 900; black, $4,000
900; brown, $1,000, 900; and red,
2S,000,000.
@. What parts of the animal are
sweetbreads? X. l.. l..
A. Sweetbreads is a popular term
applied to certain glands of the
calves used for food; these are usual
ly the p%ancreas or the stoma III
sw~eetbread and the thymus. or the
breast sweetbread.
@. When Negroes have leprosy
do they turn white? j. f.
A. The affected parts of the body
turn a bright yellow, and are quite
conspicuous from the contrast to the
dark skin.
@. Where is the most powerful
lighthouse located on our coast, and
how far can the light be seen? G.
N. b.
A. The Department of CONNIE .e
says that the light at Navesink, New
Jersey, is the most powerful, being
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
THE REFEREE
(By Albert Appie)

Pocketbook
The cost of living is about three
fifths higher now than 1t was when
the war started in 1914 according
to National Industrial Conference
Board. 1t figures on the basis oil
the requirements for the average
American wage-earner with FIVE il
family.
In other words, 1t takes about
s1.60 to buy what cost 81 In 1914.
To counterfeit this situation, the
average person should be getting in
come three fifths higher than before
the war. Divide your income by Is,
then multiply 1t by 10 AID you'll
have your present buying lower in
terms Of the 1914 dollar, Tor com
parison.
Most Of us will consider the
boards estimate (thfse-f1fths rise
in living cests) toe conservative.
Opium
China, discouraged by civil war
and other troubles, again is smoking
opium on q big scale. So reports
the Rev. DR.. II. II. Gowen, back to
the University of washington after
a trip in the orient.
Americans individually used to do
the same thing with whiskey. Dis
%couraged, they drowned their
troubles" instead of facing and
meeting them. Nationally we're get
ting the alcohol out of our system.
Sobered, we're making strange dis
%coveries about our economic predica-
ment.
England In the first six months
this year bought about IS million
dollars worth of goods from Ger
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
POOR TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Without entering into the merits of the case in South Amboy
where the pastor of the Baptist church was arrested on a charge Of
interfering with a policeman who was trying to direct traffic
through that city Monday, one who was in the traffic jam there
during the evening rush homeward cannot help but be Of the opin-
ion that there could have been a decided improvement in the handl-
ing Of the cars over the method employed.
There were two lines Of cars in South Amboy. One line came
through Stevens avenue and thence along Main street toward the
bridge. At Broadway another line of cars was met coming out Of
that thoroughfare. As these cars turned north to go down the
grade under the tracks, the cars that had come through Stevens
avenue were directed up alongside Of them, forming two lines.
But there is room for only one line of cars under the bridge,
f. a way is to be kept open for cars coming in the opposite direc-
ton. The result was the autoBts were left to get into a single line
as best they could causing considerable confusion. 1t was bad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
THEOLDTOWN
Street by street-Know Your City
STREET.

Although the city directory lists
Portland street as extending from
Sheridan to Grant street an inspec-
ton of the city maps show there
Is no such street in this city.
PROSPECT STREET
Prospect street extends from Mar
ket street north to New Brunswick
avenue and has all city improve
ments, including sewers, paving,
curbing ana sidewalks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

Any reader can get the answer to
ms question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin. Dirae-
tor. Washington, D. C.. This offer
apples strictly to information. The
bureau will not attempt to anssssr
medicinal n financial troubled. IL
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake exhaua.
tive research on any subject. Write
your Question plainly ana briefly.
GIVE full name and address and a.
postage. All replies are sent dlrsnt
to the inquirer. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

many, compared with 60 millions in
the corresponding period of 1922.
English exports to Germany increas-
ed similarly.
A few years ago the war-madden-
ed EnglIs.1 and Germans were swear-
ing never again to trade with each
other. Nations quickly bury the ak
when they can see a profit in the
burial. War and peace are inter-
woven with commerce. Free-traders
nod approvingly.
Teeth
Sc Mussolini is to be made a duke?
He'll get the title in October, ac-
cording to court rumor iii Italy.
He'll probably be wise enough to
refuse. Inducing him to accept a
title would be a cunning way of
Extracting his teeth" that Is. n
would tame him down, according
10 all precedent.
Tie quickest way IT, tame a radf-
cal is to admit him to the Inner
cirele"-give him power.
Coming
Charles Edward Ashburner, who
was the first American city man
'ager, becomes city manager of
Stockton, Calf, at a salary of $780,
900 a year.
For taking charge of a property Of
similar value, a corporation would
pay him at least Ave times as much.
Above
An airplane crashed into electrical
transmission wirea at Chattanooga
and put the power plants temperate
ly out of commission.
The greatest dangers in civiliza-
ton soon will be overhead. In the
air. Regulation of flying should
be provided to the last detail before
aviation becomes popularized. AS
usual, we'll p probably walt until the
horse is stolen, before locking the
barn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Bible Thought For Today

GOD OVER ALL:-The eyes of all wait upon thee
Psalms 145 Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

The California report that a movie
star and her husband are close
friends is probably untrue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Motive Always Specific

As a result Of seventeen years Of
experience DR.. Warren says that
human beings do not kill themselves
because of n vague desire to get
away from life. The motive is almost
always some specific trouble. His
belief Is that no n car escape
from trouble that way.
To the question of why an indi-
vidual should not take his life
II he wishes, the league gives such
answers at these: Because your
life in this world Is regarded as a
sacred trust. and YOU win be held
accountable as to the way you keep
that trust. Because you might be
unsuccessful in your plan to destroy
yourself and become an Invalid for
life. a burden to yourself and your
friends. Because you should not oct
| such a terrible example before the
world for fear others might do the
same and you would be held RESPONSE
Bile.
In this last connection 1t may be
said that sometimes three or four
suicides have been traced back to
the example OF a preceding case.
But arguments are not enough to
save lives in such circumstances. DIR.
Warren tries to find some practical
solution of the difficulty, Every per-
son who contemplates suicide thinks
he Is justified because his situation
Is unusual, and because he believes
that there is nothing left to live for
for. 1t is no easy matter to prove 70
such an individual there is sorae
thing to live for, and that the trou-
BILE, however serious. can be better
met than by making hasty exit from
life.
In many cases the cause of un-
happiness seems slight, but for the
time being It overshadows every
thing else IN the persons life. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

What a pity shoes won't stay
shined, as noses do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

Fourteen men were unable to land
a fish off New Jersey, where booze
Is thrown overheard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

Several makers are making autos
as funny as they can, but can't get
jokes started about them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

visible in clear weather at a distance
Q. Was the German president
w. n. ~
A. The president of the new Oar
man Republic Is Friedrich Ebert who
was elected by the National Assem-
Oily summoned to meet at Weimer
on ~febrrary 6, 1918. The nonstitu.
tlon OF the republic was adopted ON
July 81, 1919. 1t provides for both
central and state legislatures. All
pllls require the consent Of tba
Reichsrat before being
INTO the Reichstag. The principle of
referendum is pr, vided for and the
members of the legislature are to be
elected by universal, equal, direct
ana secret votes on a proportions
system. The president is to be elect.
ed by the direct vote of the citizens
both male and female over twenty
years of age, for a period Of seven
years. The election is to take nlaca
either on Sunday or on a day of puh.
lie rest. The cabinet is appointed bv
the president.
q. Please give a recipe for choco.
late flavor like that used in soda
water. r. S.
A. Add 8 quarts of water to =
pound or cocoa. Let come to a boil
then add 3 pounds of sugar, Boil
until sugar is thoroughly dissolved.
add n ounce vanilla; remove from
lire; strain and cool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05

Place a few auto tags end to end
Read left to right. It is how many
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