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worcester, and thsn Boston. From Boston
you can 20 TO Portland, Me-, or In dozen
directions to places Of historical interest.
IL you have gone far enough In New Eng
land when you have reached Boston, return
by trolley or train TO Providence, and thenes
go to Newport, n. l.. by trolley or boat. AT
Newport you can spend q few days that
will be filled with interest.
Another enjoyable trip from New York
10 to 70 by boat to Boston, boats leav-
ing New York every afternoon at. 8 o'clock
When you reach Boston you can spend
severa; days In visiting the historical places
and then return home by trolley. II you
want TO extend your trip, you can TO from
Boston, by boat, to Portland, Me-, or over
to Yarmouth. Nova Scotia, or TO st. Johns.
Newfoundland, or to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
II you want TO no further Into New
England, from Portland 10 north to tho
Maine Lakes. either the Rangeieys, the Bel.
grades or Moosehead Lake. Or 20 to the
white Mountains, stopping particularly at
Fabians, at the foot Of Mosnt Washington.
There Is a very delishtful section Of New
England In the western part OF Massachu-
setts known as tho Berkshire Hills. This
section is well covered with trolieys and ID
easily accessible II you want to remain
near the coast. from Providence, r. l., pass
over to Buzzards Bay and 80 down for q
week among the ''aualnt Cape Cod folks. .
You can 70 to the end Of the cape al
Provincotown. All these trips are inexpen-
sve. Full particulars will be given of any
Of these trips after you have made selection.
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Words Of Old Song Wanted

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Lodoer:
sir--Bs 20 kind and let mo have tns
words Of tho song, ''It Is Not What You
Used 70 Be. IT'S What You Are To-day"
A. p. GRIFFIN.
Philadelphia. June so, 1921.
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wv. L. s."--Ths lines quoted by Nv. n
O." are from with the Tide" written on
the day after Theodore Roosevelts death
by Edith wharton. They appeared orig
irally In the Saturday Evening Post. and
nay be found In wiilarn Stanley Bratth-
waite's Anthology Of Magazine Verse fer
1919" r.E
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Questions AnstDered
Gas Masks

TO fhe Editor Of tn, Evening Ppb'fo Ledger:
sir-Will you please tell me how many
gas masks were manufactured by our Gov
ernment during the World WAR;
W. 8. l..
Philadelphia. July 8, 1921. a...Ds .
Tho War Department says that prior "a
the signing Of the armistice tho United
States manufactured $3.50, 900 Has masks
4 000. 900 Of which were sent overseas.
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orIoln Of "Red RIdIno Hood"

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--Piease give me tho orisin of the
story about Little Rad Riding Hood" and
was II founded on an incidcnt7 d. L. ].
Philadelphia. July 3, 1921.
Tho legend Of Little Red Riding Hood 10
found In many countries. but comes to use
from Perraults French version, which he
probably derived from tho italian stories
OF Straparola and tho "Pentamerone."
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Pronunciation Of "TidIoute"

To the Editor Of tho Evening Pablo LEDGER!
sir--There is a place In the State Of
Pennsylvania spelled "Ttdioute." the pro-
nunciation Of which 10 disputed among sew
orai friends. Kindly publish the correct and
accepted pronunciation OF tho name.
J. w. GRAY.
.Pottstown, Pa. July 8. 1921.
Tidioute Ia pronounced as II spelled
''Tiddy-oot." ...
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The Ejder Patti

To the Editor Of tho Euestro Public Ledger:
sir--was Carlotta Patti older than Ade-
lima Patti and of what nationality were
thcy1 A. L. T.
philadelphia, July 8, 1921. .
Csrlotta Patti was three ycars older
than her sister hdeiina. Their parents we're
Italian. Cariotta was born In Italy. willis
Adelh,a was born In Spain. Cariotta Patti
had O soprano voice OF unusual compass,
Of q clear and silvery quality. and was :
brilliant coloratura vocalist Owing to a
s.isht lameness she did not sing In opera,
but appeared on tho concert stage.
Rockefeller's First Earnings
To ths Editor Of the Eucrtno Public Ledger:
sir-How did John d. Rockefeller make
his first money! '.- b. L. r.
PHILADELPHIA. July s. 1921.
John d. Rockefeller says that the frs'
money he ever earned was made by raisnG
turkeys when he was seven, years old. HI,
mother gave him curds from the milk tc
feed them. He kept an account in Ledger
A." which Is stiil In cyistence.
Delightful Vacation Trips
To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Nr-wiii you kindly tell me what you
think Is the most delightful vacation trir
In the New England statesf
pnll.aelphl.. Jun. 80. 1921. a L. FARM
This depends very much on tho kind OF
trip you enjoy. II you like q trolley trip
New England offers many such trips. You
can 20 from New York to Boston by
trolley. and the trip should be taken In
different stages Of about thirty miles q
day. The places to stop en- route wouit
be at New Haven, Hartford. Springfield
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

Beatrice Monsshan asks for the words
OF the song entitled THE Lass from the
County Down" ftN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

"A Reader writes: ''Can any one iocsts
| Tor me a poem written during the spanishs
American War, which has this line; ITS
l Hpaln.n
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and pulls her down into the sea with his.,.
philadeiphla. Juy Z. 1921. w

~ c." writesi what DO you moan "
shaking your beadr' IL line from q poeu
by John @. SAKE. called Tho Puzzled CEN
sus-Taker."
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Max Ehrmann's Prayer

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--Please publish. complete. Max Ehr-
mann's prayer. which contains the lines,
"And come not within sight of the castle
Of my dreams. teach me still to be thank.
full" q. s. LEWIS.
Phiiadelphia, July 3, 1921.
A PRAYER
Let me do my work each day. and IL the
darkened hours of despair overcome mo. may
I not forget the strength that combrted me
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Where
Shall
/ Send
My Child
to School?

That question can be an.
swered quickly and satisfan-
torlly by consulting the Edu-
cational Bureau ION xround
floor at Public Ledger Offics
Independence Square)' Hers
you may obtain complete anS
reliable information OF anv
boarding school for bows or
girls, military academy, bust.
ness col llege. special schools FOR
retarded children. conservatory
OF music. college or uniyer,
sity. Our intimate knowledss
of the advantages of the yaris
Gus institutions win enable Won
20 make a wise choice.
This service Is free and avail
able TO every one - every.
where.
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Poem and Songs Desired
A Copyrlohted Soma

To the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
sir-wili you kindly send me or publish
in the EVENING PUBLIC LxporR the words OF
the song, entitled ''Just As Your Mother
Was" q song nrst published about four
years ago EDWARD A. MooILL,
Federal Board Training Center.
Pocono Pines. Pa, July 2, 1921.
We could not print the words OF this sons
without securing permission from the author
or publisher. as IL is copyrighted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
Philadelphia, July Q. 1891.
IN ary''
Philadelphia. July 5, 1921.

TO he Editor Of the Evontrp Public Ledger:
Sr--I am inciosng herewith the poem
Mary for the Peoples Forum.
zETr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
MARY

Old Adam thrilled at Ewes fair name
In ages dim and hazy;
And when Mark heard Cleo referred,
His captured heart beat crazy.
Yet for the life of me can't
See why they had to rave and rant:
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Sa.saandoah ". Co!lepiate Jn,,;,.,.

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Married Women Who Work

philadelphia, June 30. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

deal IprlvAsliON prlv ANTON TRAINING sCTooI
Culture MSnSsii SSs'ssiSs1 ,r"iDiSSS No sss limit % FSs.
snd M sMITSHgd. MSHsgd. Terms sfss psr y al, II mhranshss
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Natural Methods MeetinA
With Remarkable Success
In the Treatment of Chronic
Ailments of Men and Women


Natural Methods have proven the one treatment of today,
that those in i'll health can depend and rely upon. 1t has indeed
met with striking success in relieving human ills and assisting
had seemed of no avail.
You should not compare this system of treatment with the
old fashioned form of medication with its nauseous connections,
bitter tonics, powders and pills. NATURAL METHODS as advo-
Gated and practiced by DR.. Coll eliminates all that is useless in
drugs and surgery. DIR. Coll depends upon NATURES METH
DDS such as LIGHT, HEAT, ELECTRICITY, VIBRATION and
OZONE INITIATION, the five greatest modaHties we have with
us today in successfully treating disease.
That his establishment is the most scientifically equipped OF
its kind in America no one an gainsay. Electrical apparati of
intricate mechanism can be seen in abundance, and the results
achieved in permanently relieving chronic ailments have indeed
been astonishing.
SO, if you are a sufferer, why not take your complaint in hand
now? A serious mistake often made by thousands is by delaying
too long. THE SMALL COMPLAINT OF TODAY IS THE BIG
DISEASE OF TOMORROW. No disease once established remains
at a standstll. The proper treatment applied in time may save
you many years of future suffering.
Do not think that to take advantage of these treatments will
inconvenience you in any way. On the contrary, they are so ar
ranged you can come and 60 as your time permits. Skillful at
PENDANTS administer the treatments under the direct supervision of
experienced physicians, there being women attendants for women
patients and men attendants for men patients. Thus it is seen
that each patient is assured of thorough, private and personal at
tention.
Therefore if you are in poor health, and would like to learn
more of the wonderful success Natural Methods are accomplishing
for the sick, why not call and see what can be done for you?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12

Gordon j. Schanck of Brooklyn.
spent Thursday with his brother. III.
Seabrooke Schanck.
The Girls Club of Calvary NJ. Il.
church enjoyed a pleasant meeting
at the church on Tuesday evening.
A program was given which was con-
cluded with a social hour.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse n. Beers and
children of Red Bank were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID.
Smith. Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred c. Ogden will entertain
the Thought Club at her home on
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. Stilwell Van Buskirk spent
Wednesday with friends in New
York.
Rev. A. C. Brady is in attendance
at the Epworth League convention
to be held at Lambertville today.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Walling. wife of the late
Joseph Walling. will be conducted
from her late home this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, interment following in
Green Grove cemetery. The deceased
is survived by three children. Mrs.
John Sproul and Lloyd Walling of
keyport. and Mrs. Fred Dietz of Red
Bank.
Interest continues in the. Salvation
Army drive which is continuing in
the borough throughout the week.
Mrs. Johnston has been given Beers
street and nearby territory for can
wasting while Mrs. Harvey Hartman
will work on Broad street. Several
of the factories of the borough are
striving for a one hundred per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
KEYPORI

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Campbell
entertained at cards Tuesday night
when four tables were in use, the
prize winners being Asbury w.
Campbell and Mrs. Leroy Close. a
social hour followed the game after
which refreshments were served.
Those playing included DIR. and Mrs.
c. Leroy Close. Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert +. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. George
a, Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leon
Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury w.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l..
Wyckoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd +.
Armstrong.
The interior of the Methodist par
sonage is being r~edecorated by a new
local firm. Walling & Harris.
The Memorial Day committee met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Chinery, Tuesday night. to fur
Their plans for the celebration to be
held here on May 80. The various
committees reported progress in
their several departments and plans
for a parade of G.. A.. R., Span
ish-Ameriean and World War vet
Grams to be held in the afternoon of
Memorial Day were about completed.
Boy Scouts, patriotic organizations
and school children will also be ask
ed to parade. Another meeting will
be held next week at which time the
committee hopes to complete all
plans,
Miss Dorothy Reynolds entertained
a number of friends at a party on
Tuesday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and
music and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Clarence
r.. Bedle and concluded the evenings
entertainment. Those present were
Misses Iris, Florence and Thelma
Adare, Ruth Disbrow. Adele Pre-
mier Marjorie Lockwood, Alberta
Ridgeway. Margaret Walters. Anna
Belle Smith, Marian Mamlok, Doris
Sieben, katherine Reike, Dorothy
Reynolds, Paul Van Duzen, Ralph
Hyer. John Gets, Albert Bedle,
Frederick Silcox, Judson L. Hopla,
John Fitch. Kenneth Wilbur, William
Lockwood and Robert Lockwood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Dr.. j. P. Co

az East Park Street, Nswagl
Around the Corner from the Public 8.
vice Terminal.)
Office Hours
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
A. NJ. to . p. NJ.
Tuesdays. Thursdays. Fridays,
0 A. M. to 4 p. M.
Sundays. 10 A. NJ. to i p. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Bronchial, Asthmatic and
Catarrhal Troubles
In the Treatment Of the Above Complaints
DIR. Coils Treatment Has Met With Re
markable Success.

A few dreaded asthmatic symptoms are
the terrible choking sensations, the short
ness of lreath. the wheeling and a feeling
OF impending danger. smotherlng attacks,
terrible sensation of awakening at night,
feeling that each breath is to be the last,
the heavy pressure on the chest and many
other symptoms as only those that suffer
from the above complaints can really
know.
Uusually people who suffer from bron-
chial asthma take cold easily, and then
the infection in the bronchia becomes
Notwithstanding the condi-
ton, Ordinarily the irritation incites ner-
yous impulses (shown by the coughing)
and this irritation causes spasmodie con-
traction of the air cells. The air passes
with difficulty through the CONSTRUCTED
bronchia which are plugged up with .1u-
Gus. The ail-important thing is to re-
move the bronchial Infection. The use
less drugs cannot do this. is well known,
that sedatives and other preparations
simply relieve the irritation and cause a
temporary relaxation of the spasmodlc
construction, liz proven. for It is practi-
cally impossible to build up the general
health of the patient while the bronchial
infection with asthmatic paroxysms exist.
Asthma, bronchial troubles and catar-
rhal complaints are ailments over which
useless drugs have but little effect and
should not be expected to accomplish
much. The modern treatment of today
and one that has proven highly success
full in the treatment of scores OF cases is
that as administered by Dr.. j. =. Coll.
at his only offices, 81 East Park St,
Newark. Convincing evidence testifyiDg
to the above statement can be seen in
the many testimonials that have been re-
ceived and published from those who
have found health through DIR. Coils
treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Diseases of the Stomach and
Digestive Organs

Indigestion, stomach, Intestinal and
liver troubles have often baffled the doc
tors and specialists over a long number
of years. Fasting, dieting, the taking of
strong liquid medicines. pills. nauseous
concoctlons and even operations, have fire.
quently failed to give permanent relief.
The trouble seems to remain and become
worse as the days pass by. And no won
der. The chief reason is that the whole
digestive tact is a series of chemical lab
oratories. Any useless medicine or drug
taken into the stomach has to run the
gauntlet Of q remarkable series of ohemi-
Gals. ana Is acted upon and undergoes
several changes. SO that by the time It
reaches the spot aimed at, it is impossible
to predict just what medicinal action It
may have. Natural methods as advocated
by Or. j. p. Coll, act directly and are the
new-the natural-the scientific way for
the alienation of many stomach and liver
patients to say after a short course of
treatment. "Why. doctor, l feel as IL l
had n new stomach. | am enjoying my
meals the first time in years. ] eat with
pleasure and relish all the food set be-
fore me. And not only that, l do not ex-
porience the least pain, nor do I have that
miserable. heavy, bloated feeling after
wards. 1t just seems as II my stomach
was made over again"
AS administered by DIR. Coll and his
associates, this new method of treatment
banishes in a remarkably short time many
stomach troubles. such as nausea, vomit-
ing, belching up of gas. light headedness.
tongue, bad taste in the mouth,
pain in the stomach and bowels, sick
headaches. biliousness. tickle appetite.
rushing Of blood to the head, dizziness,
f~aintlng. gnuwinR sensation in the sto-
mach and many othr@ symptoms that the
sufferer alone Itl63s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Ailments Accepted for
Treatment

Among the ailments treated at |
Electro-Medioal Offices are anaemis. :
thma. billousness. bladder and ~
trouble, bronchitis. eatarrah. eye
constipation, lumbago. mel
eruptions. ~istuia. swollen glands. \
neurssthenia. neuralgia. rheumatic
plants jaundice. vertigo. dyspepsia,
ma. stomach gases. gallstones. Gasfaa
goitre, heartburn. intestinal troub1ss
somnia. kidney trouble. liver compla
weak lungs, obesity, hemmorrhcids
stomach trouble.
All these and others yiad readily
quickly to this new method Of BlAol
Medical treatment now. for me
time perfected in Newark BY d. ,.
Coll and associates. These are facts ~
are attested by hundreds q lettsu-oa
in our offices. :
- /
II you desire to ccnsait Dr. 6c4-1
inspect his scientifically equipped On
the small charge of One Dollar WiMr|
made: this includes the F~iuorosccpie
Ray Examination and Blood Pressure :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
Neurasthenia
CNERYE EXHAUSTION
The Great American Disease

There are numberless people who do no
call themselves sick. and yet they fes
weak, languid and tired most d
the time. They have no ambition or eu
durance in work-everything they a.
tempt is an effort. Life to them appeay
as a Ions. gloomy future. Their appetits
is poor and variable; they become irri,
table. cross and discouraged. They hay
pains and aches in various parts Of
body and there is often indigestiop.-S eichl
ing Of gas, pains in the stomach present
sIeepless. wakeful and restless nights ~
low. They become drowsy after meal
and the brain tires easily.
DR.. Coll and associates are brought q
daily contact with so many OF these sun.
ferers that they are firmly convinced thx3
are most eminently qualified to add
wise. direct and treat such cases, word
derful results are being given every dsA
Ia those u~nfortunates sutferins from thu
~iiasase. and numerous testimonials are nrd
ing received from those they have one1
.aere returned-to sound. vigorous heajka
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
scistica, NesnitisA
Rheumatism

II you are a sufferer from s~ciaticR, mel
ritls or rheumatism. you will be surpriel
at the instant relief afforded through N
tural Methods. DR.. Coll has accepted n
hundreds Of such sufferers NJ
previously had tried every farm Of tree
ment and medication at their commsl
and has given them welcome relief a
benefit in a single treatment and event
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12

In correcting High Blood PrsesuEsl r.
turaI Methods have met with unfajltl
success. With that wonderful fnstrumal
the sphygmomanometer. they are enAbfl
to detect the exact pressure Of eatn pat
emit, and W here an abnormal condition. 4
found the autocondensation treatment
applied-pleasant and s~oothing-and \
ducing the blood pressure at least I've [
twenty points In a single treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12

for the completion OF the work.
The Board reserves the right to rejec'
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Water Com
missioners.
Superintendent and Engineer.
WIN. r. CORNELISON,
Clerk.
essi-5-1O-1s-14- 17-1s-21-2t-2s-2s-sf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12

shop and Garage, an eisht-inch (sV)
Sewer and a concrete paved driveway.
All bids for the work must be accom-
panied by a certified check drawn to the
order of the City Treasurer for Five
Hundred (s500.00) Dollars.
The successful bidder must furnish
bond satisfactory to the Board in amount
equal to the contract price.
Sixty (s0) working days will be allowed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-12
ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived by the Board of Water Commits
sioners Of the City Of Perth Amboy, N. J.
on June LIST. 1921. at $3.50 T. NJ, at the
office Of the Board. City Hall, Perth Am
boy, N. j., for
Furnishing all labor and material for
the construction of and completion Of a
Evening star., 1921-09-15
"SORRY"

THE boys blouses described at left
were advertised last week as in.
Guiding go square percales."
The Better Business Bureau, of
which we are member, thinks it
would have been better to have said
blouses of "68x72 and 80 square Der.
Gales"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
DESIRE
SOMETHING
BETTER?

he glad n you have this desire. for
II promotes progress and produce<
the good things of life that make
your world more glorious to live In.
For when we no longer desire. we're
practically at a stardEtill.
DO you want TO look werif To be
admirod7 Don't just desire now
ciothes-have them. For with the
knowledge that you hook wen come
new thrills, new enjoyment and
new happiness. And you need not
have money to accomplish this. Go
to Chcrry's and bury on credit-all
the clothes you need. You can pay
monthly. and. no matter how nu-
merous or how attractive the things
are. II won't take many months to
pay up.
Their store IN at ao7 Rialto Bldg.
and and Madison, over the Pig'n
Whistle. Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

bat down al the knob.
They are trying 10 out-hofne run
Babe Ruth.
Emil has never been known N a
four base siuggcr until this spring.
Bob established a name for himself
m "A home-run hitter In the Coast
league before coming up 10 the
Yanks n year ago.
lilo has been taking lessons from
Babe.
His one IDEAL In 20 give the king
siuggcr a race for honors this year.
Bob weighs 1876 pounds
One OF his homers made this spring
Ii believed 20 be the longest hit ever
made over the left field barriers at
the Polo grounds.
His drive cleared the baclfield
fence by about 20 feet He made a
longer hit al Detroit last year.
Bob is shooting a; Babe Ruth's
goal--to wailop one into the center
field bleachers at the Polo grounds-
Babe hasn't even done this yet
Emil weighs It's. which is 20
pounds ieas than brother Bob. But
he takes n sweet cut at The ball.
He has been with the Philiies since
1918
Both bob ana Emil learned to hit
the ball In the Coast league
Emil II 81. Bob Is -.
Last year Bob hit las. Enfl bat
ted 800.
Both agree that home-running Is
h.. 90 q a..