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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

@. What is a body polite ELL.
A. A good definition of a bod
| noiitic is found in the preamble 10
the constitution of the state OF Mass
achusetts, as follows: THE body
polite is formed by a voluntary as
sociation of individuals: 1t Is a So
cial compact by which the whole
neople covenants with each citizen,
and each citizen with the whole peo-
ple, hat all shall be governed oy
certain laws for the common god
1t is the duty Of the people, there.
fore, in framing a constitution OF
government to provide for an eqult-
able mode of making laws, as Wen
as for an impartial Interpretation
and a faithful execution OF them;
tina every man may at all times lnu
his security in them" In other
words, a body polite exists for u
purposes of government. and It's
mowers may extend to complete con-
trol over the lives, liberty and prop
erty of it's people. These purposes
as stated in the preamble to ire
Constitution of the United States
are ito form a more perfect union
establish justice, insure domestic
Tranquility, provide for the cornmon
defense, promote the general well
fare, and secure the blessings OF
liberty to ourselves and our pos
terity."
@. What is used al alloy in
United states gold money?-C. M.
A. United States gold coin is 30
parts gold and 10 parts alloy. This
is chiefly copper with a little silver.
O.. What is the smallest county
IL England "A. Z. U.
Dvt1onI ic the smallest colin
~ containing but 152 square miles.
@. Why is land at the mouth OF
n river called a delta TX. c. I.
A. The name was given to a tract
of land enclosed by the mouths OF
,he Nile river which was shaped like
The Greek letter delta. Now the
term is used for any land so stu
ated.
@ How fast is the solar system
moving?-P. F. E.
A. The solar system is moving
with a velocity of about IL miles a
second towards a point in the con-
steliation Hercules whose approx
mate right ascension is 270 degrees
ana declination "a degrees north.
A. Did Stephen A. Douglas out
live Lincoln I'll. c.
A. Douglas, who was Lincoln's
opponent for the Presidency in 1860,
died June 8, 1861. while Lincoln
lived to be reelected to the office.
@. Who is the head of Scotland
Yard? Why vas it called that?-
A. Scotland Yard is the head
quarters of the Metropolitan Police
OF London and Is situated within a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06
THE SCHOOL ARMY

The return of children to school this autumn is a far
more important event than most of us realize. These chill
dren form an army, preparing to reinforce us in attacking
lifeis problems.
Those problems are more knotty, more numerous, than
when present grownups were serving their apprenticeship
in the army of education.
Bigger problems require better training, more inten-
sive study.
To children, the return to school is rather a sad affair
To grownups, it has the cooring of an adventure, for school
ing is the door to the future.
Somewhere among the millions of returning children
are future presidents, future milionaires, future scientists,
future productive geniuses, future failures. Most of them,
sadly, will go through life not far removed from failure.
Just how far removed, depends to considerable extent on
what they get out of education.
Any one who comprehends the great changes now taxi
ing place in the world realizes that the future will be an age
Of specialization, far more so than the present. Therefore,
it is important for youths, particularly boys, to decide as
early as possible what careers they are best fitted to follow.
With a definite goa. in sight, there will be less waste OF time
wandering down lanes that lead off from the main road to
success.
Help them find their goals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06
WHAT IRISH REBELS DO

Martin H. Glynn, former governor of New York, known
as an Irishman always eager to serve the best interests Of
Ireland, moved by the assassination of Michael Collins, re-
Gently wrote a ~scathing arraignment Of the revolutionary
republican forces headed by De Valera. Quoting Collins
dying words, Forgive em-the know not what they do"
Glynn says:
but the world knows what they do.
"They blacken Ireland. They exalt murder. They re-
pudiate treaties signed by duly accredited representatives.
They terrorize women and children and place pistols and
bombs in the hands of youngsters and bid them go forth and
kill. But-Forgive them
Forgive them for all but one thing-they are playing
into the hands of Ireland's enemies. They are turning pub
lie sentiment of the world against Ireland, which a few
months ago was all hers. They are creating an excuse for
England to send her soldiers into Ireland and once again
plant the British flag over the Emerald Isle. That is what
De Valera and his crew are doing"
Many other Americans seem to agree with Mr.. Glynn
about it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

and his father, the late Eugene Hale,
represented Maine in the senat for
thirty years. His Democratic OPP
ponent is former Governor Oakley
G. Curtis, of Portland.
Candidates For Governor
The candidates for governor are
Percival P. Baxter, Republican, and
William r. Pattangall, Democrat.
Mr.. Baxter is the present incumbent
of the state chiefs executive office,
having succeeded Gov. Frederick
H. Parkhurst, who died in January,
1921, only a few months after his
election. He has served almost a
full term and Is running on his rec
ord and on his advocacy of the con-
~servation of the water power re-
sources of the state.
Mr.. Pattangall has served as at
torney general of the state, and is
rated as one Of the best campaign
ers as well as one of the leading
Democrats in Maine. He is maxi
ing his fight chiefly on the economy
issue assailing Governor Baxter and
the Republican administration as
the most eXtravagant in the history
of the state.
The four Republican congressman
from Maine are candidates to sue
coed themselves. They ire: Carroll
l.. Body, first district; Wallace H.
White, Jr., second; John E. Nelson,
third, and Ira G. Hersey, fourth.
Their Democratic opponents are, re-
spectively, Louis l.. Donahue, Bert
rand c. McIntire, Leon o. Tebbetts
and James w. Sewell.
Inasmuch as only three Demo-
Gratis have over won a congressional
election in Maine-since before the
Civil War, that is-the Republicans
are not uneasy nor are their adver-
saries unduly optimistic. Samuel
w. Gould and l.. D. M. Sweat, each
of whom served a single term and
Daniel j. McGillicuddy, who repre-
sented the third district for three
terms, are the Democrats who have
made history in congressional fights
in Maine.
The Democrats of Maine elected
governors in 1910 and 1914 and
away back in the seventies and eigh-
ties they were successful in putting
over the head of their state ticket in
two coalitions formed with the
Greenbackers. In 1910, the year,
also, when McGillicuddy first broke
into the House from the third dis
trict, the result in Maine In SepteIn-
Der was especially prophetic of what
was to happen in the country at
large in November, for that was
the year of the first Democratic
landslide since the days of Cleve-
land.
Aside from its significance as the
national political barometer, how
ever, the early campaign in the Pine
Tree state is of value and import
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

stones throw of the Houses of Par.
Lament in southwestern London.
Formerly the department was
housed in a group Of buildings sur
rounding a courtyard near Charing
Gross. 1t derived its name, Scotland
Yard from a palace assigned from
The time of Edgar to Henry II az
the residence of the Scottish kings
when they visited London. The
present head is Sir Edward Henry,
Commissioner. The chief Is APP
POINTED by the Crown upon recon-
nlendation of the Home Secretary.
The yearly cost of Scotland Yard.
according to the latest published
statistics, is $15,000,0 900. Sir Edward
Henry is the originator of the svs-
tenn of fingerprint as naturalization
which is rapidly superseding the
Bertillon system in all countries.
@. Why is the Twelfth month
called December when decem means
ten IA. L.
A. In the Roman calendar. De.
cember was the tenth month, and
has retained its Latin name as sew.
eral others have.
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will be needed.
ance to both parties in that it af-
lords what may be termed a try.
out both for speakers and issues.
After they have heard from Maine
the party leaders know what issues
to emphasize and what mes to
minimize if they hope to get the PEG
pie with them, and they also get a
line on what speakers are their most
effective spellbinders.
Candidates in other states are al
ways ready to GO into Maine to assist
in oratorical bombardment in this
first battle of the biennial war. They
know that it will be excellent prelim-
mary training for their own battles
later on and they have learned that
speakers who can hold and enthuse
Maine audiences "a usually get by
anywhere else in the country.
Incidentally after Maine has been
heard from next week the public
may be sure that whatever result
there leaders of both parties will
issue statements claiming that ii
was entirely satisfactory and alto
gether encouraging. Old General
Buncombe is still in command!
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Tom


A motorist tells US he has been out
detouring the country.
Some think the tariff protects
everything except prosperity.
The Chinese war is over and now
they wonder what it was over.
If health is wealth, a hay fever
victim is almost broke.
Irene Castle dislocated her collar
bone. That reminds us. football will
be back soon.
The man of the hour in Ireland is
lucky if he lasts that long.
Tennessee carries women's rights
too far. A Chattanooga rooster
Matched out some eggs.
One mar tells us his girl is worth
her weight in coal.
In San Francisco, a oma wants
to buy a newspaper artist from his
wife, who can't support him.
Fault is so easily found the hunt
ing ISL I worth While.
Some towns have all the luck.
Kansas City rents are being cut.
In the ark they had two Of every
thing except fly swatters.
A bank clerk has a tough job. He
has to settle back down to work
after eyery holiday.
Beauty secret: A cake of soap
mixed with water will do wonders,
Burbank has perfected a pure
white peach. 1t Is excellent for eat
ing in a white shirt.
First sign of fall Is the story about
squirrels storing golf balls thinking
they are nuts.
Dust clouds are being seen on
Mars. 1t may be an election.
Italy has hired an American rain
maker who may turn out to be only
an American money maker.
Georgia m received a letter
written nine years ago. 1t was prob
ably given to some husband to mail.
The wisest thing many a rich
mans son has eve done was when
he chose his parents.
Many a fair maiden worries be-
cause she is just a fair maiden.
Man who dropped Head nm Wall
street may have been a farmer learn
ing the price of wheat.
This may be In awful country bu.
on Tagawa Island there are IA wo-
men to every man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06
Bible Thought For Today

LIKE PRODUCES LIkE:-Be not deceived; God is
not Knocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also
reap-Galatians 6: 7.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

This may be an awful country blu,
on Tagawa Island there are IA wo.
men to every man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

Man who dropped dead on Wall
street may have been a farmer learn
ing the price of wheat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

Every time a house burns we wish
1t had waited until winter when fire,
will be needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

Many a fair maiden worries be
cause she is just a fair maiden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

The wisest thing many a rich
mans son has ever done was wher
he chose his parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

Georgia woman received a lette
written nine years ago.. 1t was prob
ably given to some husband to mai
Palisadian., 1922-11-25
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world has the recognized duty
appropriate expression OF his sincere ao
resting place for them according the
comforting far consolation possible to
make the last abode
living
their uous dead by providing
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nominee for governor. and Congress-
man Simeon D. Fess. the Republican
nominee for senator. have stumped
Governor Harry l.. Davis also has
taken the stump for the Republican
ticket, although he Is not candidate
Tor reelection.
On the Democratic side, Alice Pom
creme the Democratic candidate TOR
reelection TO the Senate, and A. VIC
tor Donahev, the Democratic nominee
for governor. have borne the brunt OF
the campaigning. although former
Governor James NJ. Cox, OF Dayton
who was the Democratic nominee for
President against Mr.. Harding two
years ago, has also taken the stump.
Both parties are paying partlcul +
attention to the election Of Ohios con-
gressional delegation of 90 now solid
~ Republican.
Democratic Claims.
Democrats are claiming assured
victories IN the Third (Dayton'
Fourt Lima). Fifth (Defl nce). Ninth
CTolrdo). Twelfth Coumbus). Thir'
tc"nth (Sandusky). Seventeenth (New-
ark and Twenty-F!rst cleveland dis
trtcts and assert that democratic
landslide will carry the democratic con-
E:cssiOnal candidates in other districts
- victory Tho republicans are claim
ing the reelection Of an entire rcpuol'
can congressional delegation from ono
In tho Third District. former Con-
c-cssman Warren Gard OF Hamilton 'pl
opposes Congressman Roy q. Fitzgerald
(RD Of Dayton; in the Fourth, former
CONGRESSMAN J. Fl. Cooke CD or Wapa-
koneta opposes Congressman Jonn l..
Cable (R) OF Lima; in the Firth, Frank
Kn,r.cn Cd Of Napoleon opposes con
g-essmnn G. J. Thompson tR OF Den
auce: in tho Ninth. former Congress
man 7 r Sherwood 90 Of Toledo op-
poses Con gresham W. w. Cha !mers ~
Of Toledo: In the Twelfth. II sage VAL
cn,!ne Cd Ot Columbus opposes 'on-
rrrssnan John =. Speaks (RD OF Col
umbus; N tho Thirteenth. A. W. over
never CD ~ Fremont opposes con-
gresham James T. Bccg tR) OF San
dusky: IN the Seventeenth. former Con-
gressman W. A Ashhurock CD ~
.Tohnstown opposes Congressman W. :.
Morgan Of Newark. and in the Twenty
First District. former Congressman
Robert T Crosser Cd % Cleveland up
POSES Congressman II. e. Calm 90 ~
Cleveland.
Normally Democratic
All Of these districts claimed by the
democrats have been normally demo-
cratic for years. Democratic leaders
claim that the present congressman
from these districts went into orHoH
with tho republican landslide two years
60 and that they cannot be reelected.
The state Issues in this campaign
have been Of minor nature compared
with the national issues. most OF them
having been constructed on pleas for
q business administration in state gov
eminent. or aimed at the republican,
claim IF business administration. I'M
dor the administration Of Governor
Davis. who reorCanized the state gov
eminent on a cehinet basis.
Other speakers who came into ontn
n behalf of the republican party. or
were expected prior n the election. IN
GUIDED Vice president Coolidge. Sena-
tor Ienroot ot WISCONSIN, Senator Ster-
Ing ~ South Dakota. Senator Watson
Of Indiana and Senator Pepper OF Penn
svlvar'a.
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Confident IN
OHIO; DEMOCRATS ARE HOPEFUL

Columbus. O.. Nov. 3.-(By the As
soCiatcd Press One of the hardest
fought political struggles In its his
tory Is being staged in President
HardinC's home state Of Ohio. where
both Republicans and Democrats have
made tho Presidents administration
an issue with both parties claiming
success
Ohio voters have been urged by the
Republicans 10 uphold the work OF
President Hardiugs administration.
Accomplishments Of the national ad
ADMINISTRATION have been recOuntcd by
both native and imported campaign
ers. virtually every member OF the
Presidents cabinet having visited
Ohio for the Republicans.
The Democrats have concentrated
on the Republican nationa and state
administrations. The Democratic cam
paign has been conducted almost en-
,ireIv by home talent, but these home
sneakers have made campaign cquai
10 the Republican effort
Tho result is that, despite a plural
iry OF approximately 100000 Tor MT
Harding in Ohio two years ago. the
Democrats are making large gains TOT
the success Of The entire Democratic
ticket in Ohio at the election on Nov
cmher 7th. W. ". Durbin, Demo.
cratic campaign manager, said he be-
Iieyed the Democratic majority would.
reach 100000 He said that polls con
ducted BY Cincinnati and Columbus
newspapers showed the democrats
would have big lead. H" pointed
ont that these same polls two years
ago indicated an evcrwheim'nS VIC
tory for the Republicans.
MilIers Claims.
William II. Miller, the Republican
campaign manaEcr, insisted mat t'!e
entire Republican ticket IN OH"
would be successful. but Nc reiuS'"
10 indicate by what margin
eve are busy getting out the Re'
publican vote. and believe that 1t VIII
all be out" he said. 81 do not De,
Eeye that any Republican votes VIII
switch 10 the Democratic column. wv
are depending upon the Republican
votes"
democratic Chairman Durbin point
"a 70 the list Of cabinet members On"
o,her our.ofthe.state speakers VINO
have been sent into Ohio ny the he
nuhlicans as indicating In his opinion
that the Republicans are "ori'e"
about the result in OHIO.
Among such Republican campalsn
oartors have been Secretaries Daush-
ortv Hoover. Hughes, Davis benpy,
wallace and Postmaster 'eneFd'
Work. Of President Hardinss caolne,'
and Senators Edge, OF New Jersey
OK senator Beveridse. of Indiana GOV.
eronr Morrow. Of Kentucky ana ROY
Havpes, federal prohibition comrn'S'
sioner.
"Look to Ohio"
In a speech at Middletown. OHIO, IN
support. Of the Republican candidates.
Senator Edge declared that the YER
dict Of tho voters in OHIO should set
tie for all time any question OF Pres
idept Harding's capable handling OF
the grave responsibilities placed upon
hts shoulders. Ohio IS on trial.
He added that party leaders who
formerly said Look to Name. no"
saw Look to Ohio
In addition TO the speakers from
other states. Colonel Carml A. Thomp'
son. Of Cleveland, the Republican
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DAVIS UNABLE TO
COME; CANCEL RALLY

The Democratic rally scheduled for
This evening has been cancelled by tho
committee owing TO the inaoillty Oh
Hon. John W. Davis. former AMBASSADOR
20 Great Britain. being unable 10 *
lend
Mr.. Davis will speak at a rally to be
b.Id this evening in Clarksourg. He
uiu 20 their direct from New York clay.
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HAYS Wheel Company PAS - Cents
rIr Quar,"r"-h"sdun". We would TX"
~ DO business ,,!'n this coucer".
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Was In JaCkSon'S Cabinet
Tonight Will B ethe Annivers-
airy of the Birth Of John
Branch. I

John Branch. jurist. governor. Cnitsd
States Senator and cabinet member. was
born on November 4, 1882. in HALIFAX
county. y. c. He was graduated from
the University Of North Carolina In 1901.
studied law and became Judge OF the
Supreme Court. 1911 he was elected
member OF the North Carolina Senate.
and was chosen annually for that onice
until 1917, when he was elected governor
Of the state.
After serving the cnhnrnatoria' term
Branch was elected TO the nited states
Senate in 1924 and was re-el"ctfd Tor 4
scond term. He resigned IN 'S"' 20 De-
come Secretsr! "T the Ma! In fresi-
dent Jackson's .ah'n"'. holding tnat
office ur;iI the breaking UP OF the caoi'
not IN 1891 II 1885 be was member
Of the convention that revised the state
and in lS43 was appointed
governor Of the territory 81 Florloa'
serving until the electin governor
under the state constitution. when no
retired TO private life. He died In En-
field. y. c.. on January 4. 1863
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An auto hoh-sl"d run ~ motorcycle
engine has h"cH made by an Indiana
cycliSt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

I-o nerart of Canada dogs are har-
messed 20 pull ski riders over the frozen
trails.
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,.y vaccine vas used for pneu'
,onia during the influenza epidemic -
New York.
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Republican Ticket

National Ticket
For United States Senator
HOWARD SUTHERLAND
For Congress
BENJAMIN L. ROSENBLOOM
State Ticket
For Judge Supreme Court
JAMES A. MEREDITH
For State Senate
WRIGHT HUGUs
Ohio County Ticket
For House Of Delegates
CHARLES F. BACH31ANN
GEORGE C. BENEKE
W. B. ELLIOTT
A. E. MARSCHNER
For County Commissioner
HENRY S. STICK
For Superintendent Schools
FRED A. HALL
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OPPORTUNITY EvERYwH11B.
Little towns that cant boom ana nave
skyscrapers. can create safoens 'n -.
tourists will come miles 10 see'
Louis Globe Democrat.
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surely ,a-s - eon"iaosns proof 70 The