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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
PUBLIC OPINION
THE GLASS HOUSES

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
| have been waiting to see if any
one would say a kind word for the
Glass Houses. and as l have o
seen a word | have again taken h
liberty TO write a public letter to
your paper. | am in favor of the
glass houses and anyone who has
spent any time watching the con-
ditions of the traffic when the house
is working and when il is not. are
well aware of the Improvements in
traffic conditions brought about by
the use of the houses. In all streets
where the house has been tried out
it has been found a big improvement
over the officer standing in the cen
ter of the street under an umbrella
that appears to he a large over
grown toadstool sproutins out of the
ground.
Indeed. al Smith street and New
Brunswick avenue, better known to
the public as the five corners, the
house was a great improvement over
the present system and traffic at
that point was handled better than
at any other time. The house has
proved a success and should be plac-
ed on all traffic corners as it fur
nished protection to the policemen
and enables him to he on duty at
all times instead of in a store when
it rains, shocking shelter against
some building when the wind blows
cold and to the policemen, when
Jack Frost freezes. To those officers
that have to stand the winters cold
and biting frost. the house will be
priceless. An animal is afforded
shelter in the winter.
Those that are against the glass
houses had nothing to say, while
they were feathering their old nest.
/ sincerely hope that within the next
few weeks the city will see the traf-
fc officers protected and the traffic
regulated by the glass houses.
Very truly,
MRS. JOSEPH AVELLY,
403 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
SENDING BOYS TO CAMP

In providing funds to send deserving boys 10 the Y. NJ.
C. A. and Boy Scout camps this summer the Rotary and
Lions clubs are carrying out the high ideals of those organl-
cations. Boys work has been a special feature of both these
organizations and in practically every community where
these clubs exist together they cooperate along this line.
There is nothing that appeals to the average boy like
camping out. Life in the woods with all that nature provides
has all the attractions that the boy heart desires. When this
glorious out of doors is to be enjoyed with ali the features
that a Y. NJ. C. A. or a Boy Scout organization provide the
advantages are fully realized.
When the Rotary and Lions clubs get behind move
ments of this kind they fully justify their existence. They
become an asset TO the community. Perth Amboy is just
beginning to understand what such movements mean. But
hardly a start has been made as yet. The boys who go 10
camp this summer through the interest shown in their wei
fare by the Rotarians and Lions will appreciate fully the
work of these men and the public will get some idea as 10
what they are aiming to do.
1t is all working toward the same object, which is to
make Perth Amboy a better and happier place in which to
live.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

control-fnanc'al. technical and
commercial.
@. When were ferryboats firsl
known? w. b. A.
A. There is mention of one in the
Bible. Following the death OF his
son Absalom. King David went ints
retirement and after he was per.
suaded to return to his house. .
ferryboat was tent to bring Over
the kings household. See Second
Samuel. nineteenth chapter.
Q. Did the Cavalry of the Unitei
states Army see active service dur
ing the World War? II. +. ID.
A. The American Cavalry took
very little active part in the late war
In so far as the operations -
Europe and Asia were concerned
Most IF the Cavalry were occupies
at that time on the Mexican border.
Four regiments ere sent to France
and employed principally on re-
mount duty. One squadron took an
active part In the battle of st. Mi
hiel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

Q. OF what use is the haiy on a
mans head? j.. Q. Mex.
A.. Authorities on hygiene of the
hair agree that the hair on the hu-
man head has for it's most impor-
tant use the protection of the skI.l
from injurious fails.
@. Why is the Pittsburgh ball
team called the Pirates? j. NJ.
A. In 1891 the Pittsburgh team
secured the services of Louis Bier
bauer by tactics which were termed
p~iratical. The name has chung but
has lost its opprobrium.
@. How many nations will be
represented at the Centennial Expo
sition in Brazil? b. G.
A. Twenty-Five nations will par
ticipate in the celebration, which
will be held in Rio de Janeiro from
September Z, 1922, till March 81.
1928. Congress has appropriated
$1,000, 900 to defray the expenses of
the United States government. Out
of this amount a building has been
erected which will afterwards serve
as a permanent residence for our
ambassador to Brazil.
Q. Who conceived the idea of
making the poppy the national
memorial flower? s.. c.
A. This idea originated with Miss
MCina Michel, principal of the State
Normal School at Athens, Georgia.
Q. How many stenographers are
there in the United States? p. S.
A. The Census Bureau says that
there were 615,134 stenographers
and typists in 1920.
Q. How did the expression "steal-
ing thunder" originate? E. G. R..
A. Stealing the thunder was coin
ed in an early English playhouse.
The material placed inside a cylin-
der to simulate thunder was taken
out. with the result that the omi-
nous sound was lacking when the
cylinder was rolled. Someone had
"stolen the thunder"
O. What will keen silver knives
with steel blades from rusting? c.
n. v.
A. All steel articles can be per-
fectly preserved from rust by put
ting a lump of freshly burnt lime
in the drawer or case in which thew
are kept. -fetA1k&0
@. Are French railroads owned
and run by the government? B. l..
A. Private railroad companies
operate the lines, but the state owns
them and only comedies them for 4
limited period. However, the gov
eminent exercises over the manage.
ment of the railroads a three-foId
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
CONGRESS DUE TO LEARN SOMETHING

With many great national and international problems
confronting it, congress seems to have settled down to a
hum drum existence with little or no interest being shown Of
the part of the public as to what it may be doing. The mem
bers have developed into common scolds and they are fitting
ly taken to task by President Harding for some of their out
breaks.
In the opinion of the senators and congressman, it
would seem, everybody is all wrong but themselves. Many
hours of each days session are taken up with speeches thai
are entirely beside the questions before the nation. To say
that the people are becoming thoroughly disguised is put
ting it mildly.
Congress will learn something when the country has a
&hance to speak in November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
Questions Answers

ANY reader a get the answer TO
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau. Frederic ]. Haskin. Director.
Washington. D.. c. This offer APP
plies strictly TO Information The
bureau cannot give advice N legal.
medicinal and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exha1s
tive research IN any subject Writ,
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address, and an
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent di-sct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
His Friends Recommended Them

Six years ago." writes w. II.
Shadwell. Stanley, Va. II had kid
ney trouble, and at times was un-
able to raise myself in bed. Foley
Kidney Pills We're recommended to
me by the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment. After using 3 bottles / was
completely relieved and have never
had a return of the symptoms" WHY
suffer when you can get relief from
rheumatic pains. backache, swollen.
sore and stiff joints, sleep disturb
ing bladder weakness and other
symptoms of disordered kidneys?
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
Good Help i'm Summer

Indigestion causes worry, nervous.
ness, sick headaches. biliousness
coated tongue, bad breath, bloating
gas. constipation and constant dis.
son Ave-, Boston, Mass, writes:
Since taking Foley Cathartic Tab.
let's l fell fine" They cleanse tn,
bowels. sweeten the stomach and in
vigorate the liver. Cause no pain, no
nausea. Not habit forming-just a
good, wholesome physic. Sold every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

Detroit man fell five stories AMI
lives; but it's a bad habit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
Bible Thought For Today

GOD IS GRACIOUS:-Thou are a God ready to par
don, gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kind
ness.-Nehemiah 9: l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

Gas, we read, may go higher. Sttl
trying to see what they can make
on a gallon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

STOM SINS

Poor boys often become great and
great boys often become poor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

When you see a reformer look
worried. it is because he can't think
of anything wrong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

Bolo Pasha died leaving two
wives. You can't blame Bolo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

When you see a reformer look
worried, it is because he can't think
of anything wrong.
Bolo Pasha died leaving two
wives. You can't blame Bolo-
About the fastest race lately IS
She human race.
"sues for Children"-headline.
That's the spirit, Sue.
Throwing cold water often gets 4
man into hot water.
Conditions could be worse. Great
Britain has more British lecturers
than we have.
Movies can't have them kiss N
the first reel because everybody
would think it was over and 60
home.
There are not so many home
brewers" says the dry chief. May
have worked themselves to death.
John Mccormack has gone to Ire
land to rest. That Gone to rest" is
familiar over there.
Buying new trousers to match an
old coal and vest is getting more
difficult every year.
Many a radio fan has listened for
hours to interference and thought
he had a jazz concert.
"Flappers are angels on earth"
saws a lecturer. They do fly around
all the time.
Brevity NAV be the soul. of wit;
but there's nothing funny about be-
ing short of cash.
America is smoking IS per cent
less tobacco" say dealers. And is
per cent more what?
Growing old is a bad habit. Keep
ing it up will get you.
Ex-kaiser want $40 a word for
his book. His word to the Belgians
wasn't worth 80 cents.
In New York they buy bootleg
with counterfeit money and both
parties get cheated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03
MISS RETTA BEATS

Electrical Scalp and Face Massage
Derma Plasta and Boncilla Massage
Onice hours. Mon. Wed. Fri. 10. 30-s .. N.
Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10.3o-s y. m.
Board OF Trade Bldg. Room PA
Phone 1914 Perth Amboy. N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

About the fastest race lately Is
She human race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

A vacation in time saves nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

"Sues for Children"-headline.
That's the spirit. Sue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-03

Throwing cold water often gets 4
man into hot water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
MURIEL M'SWINEY
IS GIVEN Freedom
Nv Associated Pre-.

w Associated ffcsa
WASH tNCTON. Nov. is-Complalnts
were dismissed late today by a. : Com.
missioner George " Mcdonald. against
Mrs Muriel MacSwlney. and eight 9th
cr women who were arrested Yesterday
IN charges invalving their picketng the
Br tish embassy IN protest against th"
detention ~ Miss Mary MacSwincv ds
tor IN law ~ Mrs Macswincy and sisir.
~ the late Terence Macswincy. Lord
mayor - Cork
IN discharg ng the prisoners after
hearing of nearly three hours the cum
missioner said h. q 4 not feel that m,
uroof in the case measur up % the
intent ~ the law "
when arraigned Mrs NacSwines
who q tho widow 20 Terence MacSw ncy
the iate iord mayor - Cork who died In
prison In 1920 after a hunger strike
and other pleaded Not guilty o. the
charge of Violating federal statue
designed 90 protect foreirn representa-
lives in this country frum assault or
violence. The charges resulted from
their marching around the British eu.
h7sscy with hammers deorynr the Ems
! n Frcc state IN ireland and demand
.ng the release frcm an irgsh Free state
prison - Miss Mary MscSwiney sister
Of the hate lord Mayor. who Is now on q
-hunscr strike In Dublin prison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
TIGER" IN GOOD
SPIRITS AS TRIP
HERE NEARS END

~ Associated Press
oN BOARD THE STEAMER PARIS.
IN ROUTE To NEW YORK. Nov. Is
N Clrusucelu TODAY for the first time
during his VOYAGE 90 New York show.
a himself % good mixer The form
or premisr of France appeared on deck
no 1880 this morning in high spirits
and walked and talked with other pas
s,ueers. stopped and played with va
r.ous chidrcn on hoard and laughed
ana conversed with the newspaper men.
The Tiger" hettered by half an hour
his record % Tuesday In rising. coming
out Of his state room az $40 this morn
ing Tuesday morning he made hls ap-
psarancs AZ the "dreadfuiiy shameful
hour" of seven Hc ate his usual light
breakfast early and then proceeded to
spend the morning in enjoying the eio-
rious sunshine and the sincothest Day
~ the trip The beautiful weather con-
dltions also were responsible for the
appearance on deck OF the largest num-
her OF passengers since the vessel d.
parted from the shores % France. Pns-
sengers frequently took snapshots oe
Clemenccau,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
LAWS TO AID
STOCKMEN AND
FARMERS URGED
MEYER OF FINANCE CoRPoR.
+, ALTON CoNFERs WITH
HARDING
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON Nov. i5-Eugenc
Meyer. Jr. managing director ~ the
War Finance Corporation. conferred
with President Harding today and was
understood 10 have discussed the tarm
credit situation II is believed that IN
h y message To the regular session of
Congress IN December Mr. Harding
may discuss the possibility ~ need for
leg station 10 provide permanent q
nancing machinery for the agricultural
and Livestock Industries % the country.
Some Farm Needs.
According TO some OF the President =
advisers. additional cogs In the fadnrnl
farm financing machine are needed 90
place agricultural credits ON firm
hasis. part cuhrly with respect 90 c"
operative marketing associations and
furnish pcrmanency Of operation de-
nird under the limited authority cN-
tended to the War Finance Corporation
hy Congress
Mr Meyer takes the position that The
War Finance Corporation Is essential.
~ temporary agency designed Co
meet an emergency. but unsultcd To the
permanent banking structure 81 the
country In his view the solution -
the farm credits problem lies In reliance
upon local capital and management 90
the fullest extent Tor the permanent n.
nancing of the agricultural and live
stock industries. looking Co the govern.
mcnt onN o. auth0rizc the proper ma
rhinery and o. prov a. the necessary
supervision and regulation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
100000 DAMAGE
SUIT is ENTERED
AGAINST PASTOR
EASTLAND MAN CHARGES
DEFAMATION OF CHAR.
ACTER IN SPEECH
BY Associated Press


EASTLAND. Nov l5.-Suit for Sl0o..
0O0 damages for alleged defamation Of
character was filed late yesterday n
Eighty Eighth district court by Robert
u Gordon. an oil operator of the East.
Ian field. against Dr. +. !. Bulgin. evan.
gelist who Is holding a revival iu East.
land.
The suit alleges that in the presence
q a large number OF persons last Thurs.
day night Or Bulgin denounced Cor.
don from the pulpit Tor the part the lat
ter played in the adoption az q meeting
Of former service men OF a resolution
criticising the ku Klux Khan and asking
the klan not 10 parade on Armisticl
day. Alleged actual damages of $50. .0Ol
and punitive damages OF $50 900 are
asked by Gordon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
PRESIDE n 7
is AT WORK
ON MESSAGE
TOCONCRESS
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. i5-Prcsident
Harding after conference today with
Chairman Ia ker Of the shipping Board
bcgaa work On his message 10 the eN.
ira session Of Congress.
The message II expected To he devot.
ed almost ent rely To discussion of
the pending Merchant Marine bill. as
u has been asserted al the White House
that the Presidents desire To- have ac--
tiun ON this measure expedited was the
main reason Tor calling Congress In scs.
on tive weeks la advance of the regu
LAT meet ng
May Mention Others
Other legislation such AS the dcslra.
hility of amendments 10 the transporta.
ton act may be touched upon hy the
executive hut Il is generally believed
~ Congressional leaders with whom
the Pres dent has talked recently that
presentat ON OF detailed views ON other
subjects than the Merchant Marine bin
viii await the annual message to be FOR.
warded upon the convening of Congress
In regular session December &
iaslter supplies Data
The President. In beginning work on
his message had before him large
emuunt of data suppl ed hy Cha rman
lasSer, all of Il showing the present SIT
uation with respect To the governments
war built ocean tonnage aud the neces.
sty Of prompt action by Congress in the
matter OF permanent policy Mr: Las.
ker is expected 20 have several confer.
cnoes with the President during the
wr ting of the message that prior To the
visit of the shipping Board chairman
10 the White House Senator Curtis.
Kansas. Republican whip Of the Sen.
ate informsd The president OF arrange.
fis To t4e .tfr1verlrf nf 80 lgiN a
ON Monday The Senate upon meeting
Senator curtis 81 q. WI adjourn until
Tuesday out of respect 10 the late Sena-
tor Watson Il Georgia The President.
according 90 present plans will deliver
his message in person Tuesday 40 a
Joint SEES on of the Senate and House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
DOHERTY CoNSpIUED
WITH PIERCE HEAD
ON FRAUD, CHARGE
By Associated Press


RICHMOND. Na. Nov i5.-EVist
encr uf s.crct agreement between u
T.. Doh.r'v - Sew York and u e.
Pierce. president u the Pierce on
Corporation Tor the alleged purpose of
dcfuudrE tho stockholders and Oh.
aiuiug rHutro. of The company was
testified here TODAY b, e. " Randall.
sic, president 81 the Pierre, Company
20 tho hearing on a petition 81 tine
preferred -tsck holders 90 declare clcc.
ton of fho present Pierre baard of al.
r,ctUrs ucgal and void The petition
assn seeks an injunction restraining
Coo larI from fuactionlng
Th. statements of Mr Randall were
mad, during dross eNnmInatn by
Samu, lntyrmsy,I ~ Ncw YORK. and
tended fH show that the al,lod agree.
mon vus entered into Ocfui@r a'
which time D TWAS said. 10 was known
thar fhs qpuerN dividend would bJ
dsGu.t,d a fourth time Default iu 81.
tidcrds % wa declared. entitled the
preferred stockholders o. control .
lhe business the following day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

The attacking force consisted ~
five Martin bombcrs which left
Langley field Virginia. this morn.
ing and under leadcn skies and
through ohscnring rain showers
drove toward Wash ngton intent
ON bombing the white III Use,
the Treasury Navy Yard. W Col.
lcgc the Capitol and o'' impor.
tant government -. acturcs. Word
that the enemy = as on the way was
AN that reacl ID the defending
forces at Bollih field.
Scouts 1.le Air.
Three big scouting ilancs equipped
with radio Instruments shot into IN,
air and oirclcd southwnrd grouping
Tor contact with the enemy Low visi
bility hampercd their work. but finally
the enemy machines We're spotted down
the Potomac RIVER below Alexandria
and the word was flashed by radio {,
Boiling Field while the scouts manou
vcrcd to keep the hostile craft in sight
Aid In Ambush.
Back al the field. three diminu.
tive ghting planes of the type used
10y the air aces" overseas shot up
cIrcliug their way high into the
banked clouds above They had
scarcely disappeared from sight
over head before three heavier
fighting crafts followed them into
the lofty ambush that was being
laid Tor the enemy The distant
grumble of the panos OF the enemy
bombers gave notice that they were
at hand The five big planes from
Langley came On with the largest
buildings they sought ahead and
began swooping downward TO the
attack.
Battle Was On.
From the clouds above dropped N
six offending a'ar~s inpo iha, in dsi.
"a, sn,4so usst and ',h1 6tlfle
Washington was on The hghteI
circlcd and twisted around the euem
machines boz every manouvcr az haiti
practice y cklnr OF the bombing plan,
one al a time until the last of the quit
tet had been forced O. earth thcorc
iallv
Tho actual landing ~ ihv planes va
mad, al Boiling Field whore the uu
pir,s ruled thar The enemy had bee
repuiscd and captured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
CrnMds Celebrate.

LONDON. Nov l5-Long before
O'Clock tonight when /, was expected
rhe first returns would De coming In.
lU tns trans and bussos from the sub
urls were crowded with people going
towards central London They came
partly to get the election results and
partly for n u.rht ~ general iollitica.
ror White Chapel and the East End
-.r' their tens of thousands. n maiori.
,v ~ them Young people On their best
clothes
Fleet street where the newspaper Of
n.s. lre clustered attracted It's fun
..Irg uf crowds 10 was ~ blocked that
wheeled traffic bad trouble 90 plough
H..nu.f Most ~ the revelers found
greater attractions around Picadily
Dr.u4 Hrf fhr big department stores
with various u.r .o,s such a. huge thero
meters .rI ....fr.. schemes FOR displaN-
LODI. ,r. r..,. appeared the most popu.
nr .enf,rs
Refrain From Cheering.
rf. .f-.r.. ~ cheering for the par.
u.. vgs noticeable. party lines are -
mixed t.1f many Ot the citizens nd no,
.rn .- Nh,r, they were 50 FAR as
...r..T ulrfisanship.
t...-H tfa POLLS were kept open
.... ... rr. special benefit of the worr-
..s tf. H,r-. fog which covered parts
.t Ft.' London during the last vos-
ms n1ur kept many al home. Busses
...| .a...,i only With the conductors
CARRYING lanterns ahead. while tram and
..t.r rIru, generally stopped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
BAIL OF 100000
NOT TOO SMALL FOR
DO0TlECGER, RULING
Hy iat~i Pres

ry Assosaisi Pres
NEW YORK Nov l5-Ral ~ less
ttan tiei ooo fef Antonio Casscss King
uf pa legEers woald D. "A traNesty on
iust r.. Federal 1uig. Garvln of nro,k
nn declared to-day in dism sslnr a writ
81 Baboas corpus b, which q was sought
o.. hove him Released In So eoo bond.
C1ssese. who N!d D. tr "a November
2a f.r conspiracy 60 violate the Vol.
stead Act was scored severely hy Judge
Gar, for hs conduct in eelay ng jus
a., ht skipping HE bond after tho
Yacht Edith vas -cized las March " IN
uauor valued ai $500 COO IIe was re-
ulsnded L. the casto,lay Of the United
states marshal O. await trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
PRO ISSUE WILL
STAY IN POLITICS
YEARS-HARDING
' Associated Press

Nsrffinted FFeNf
NEW YORK. Nov l5-Prcs.dcnt
Hard ng II was learned tonight has sent
q letter - Mrs Douglas Rob nson, ss.
ter q the late Theodore Roosevelt and
memhcr oi the National Republi an
& mmittce. congcding that there has
been shift % public opinion regard ng
prohibition enforcement tie predicted
ihlt the prob b on question would MT
le taken out of politics within this gen
ergt On
u cDlpt of the letter was announced
al meeting ot the Republican Neigh
hoiho d Association today. Mrs. Rob
ins "a colf rmed rece pt Of the ettrr hut
d,cl nd to make it's text publ e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
OPEN PORT LAW
IN SEVEN TEXAS
TOWNS SLIFTED
STATUTE STILL HOLDS IN
DENISoN, MARSHALL
AND TYLER
By Associated d Press

By Associated Press
AUSTIN. Nov. i5.--The first action
lifting open port law from Texas towns
where il was invoked as a result OF the
railroad strike was taken today when
Governor Neff ordered open port law
lifted from sherman, Childress, Gaines
vile, Amarillo. Dalhart, Texline and
Big Spring only three other towns
have been placed under The open port
law Donison. Marshall and Tyler The
order Is effective sagyday noon, No.
vep,b,r tS The Vov, no,'s action vas
taken as n result OF the clearing up OF
the strike situation IN these oenters 1t
was stated. 49,.