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APPLICATION TOE PAROLE

Notice IS hereby given that on OF
about the 18th. day of October. l9.2
an application will be filed with A. O.
jenkins, Pardon Atty. Charleston. '"
Va. for the parole Of Matt North con.
victed OF tho crime OF Breaking and
Entering a., the December team. 1922 Of
the Criminal court Of Ohio County and
sentenced to imprisonment In the West
Virginia PcnItentiary for the period OF
two years. Octlo--o
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Race Horse Drops Dead

liun:;nr;"n. ". Va. p"'. l7.--'"ry-
don. Owned hy A. l.uza,!"r. dr"rp"i de''l
'a.4 af;cr:,,rn GA ia" Huntington ;ri-
s;a'" fair race track. wAc" within -"
yards oc the wi:c IN the n''h race. q
CUuc-hL!f. nil" event i'r E-""-y".'r'
ODDS AMI upwards. Coryl"H was fourth
~ 4 Held uf seven STARTERS. VAS jockey
jumped clear OF his mount and vas no;
injured
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pie and doctors are said to have
diSpaircd Of his ever being able
( 10 walk owing 20 an aIillctiun q
the spine.
I lie moved his legs Immediately after
the rcl.c was placed on his body &C
corlinE Ia persons who saw wha: they
called n miracle and late last night II
w2s reported that his recovery seemed
assured.
Not Considered UnusuA
Priests when questioned about the
cures were rctIcent. The Carmel!te SIS
tors wero likewise silent. hut did not
deny that the cures had occurred.
From their conversation both the sis-
tcrs and priests did not regard the
cures as unusual. aad II WAS stated
that at the two prior anniversary SER
vices in the nineteenth and eighteenth
centuries cures more remarkable than
those last night wcro made.
Tho Rev. Father Eugene Mtlholland
was in charge Of the relic when the
. cures are said to have been effected
Long before the services began last
night the chapel was nllcd and At rs"
when the alt4r boys led the procession
from the sanctuary for the pontihcAi
hencdiction men and women were Encu
about the entrance to the street. d!s-
lance Of twenty feet.
Tho Rev Edward F. Garesche, S. j.,
OF ST. Louis. delivered the sermon and
lie gave a brief sketch Of ST. Theresa $
life bringing out the relation OF faith
10 the other p-ccepts Of tho church.
Other priests assisting in the service
were:
Cc!ebrant--Rt. Rev J. Swmt. u. D..
Archprest--lev VIM. Hall.
Deacons OF honor-Nery Rev. Paul
James Francis. S. a; Rev. Fr. Bona
venture. .. NJ. Cap.
Deacon-Very Rev. Joseph DouSherty.
Sub-dea cun--Rcv. Owen Lennon.
Sermon by Rev. Edward +. Garcsche.
s. J. Of St. Louis.
Born in Spain.
This sketch OF the life 81 st. Theresa
was obtained at the monastery last
night:
Saint Teresa was born n Avila, spain.
March IS 1915. Her father. Don Al
nhonsu SANCHEZ V Ccpcda. was descended
from an i!lustTious race Of warriors who
fought long and vu!iantly against tho
Moors Her mother. bona beatrice dc
Ahumada, belonged also to that ancient
Casti.!an nobility whcvc purity or fafh
md morals, are transmitted with that
OF o'""u, - sa,,.s ,er-,.
"ne'e '"a. VI """! -, .sa,. A
'ha'ee--"''" INC ~I"'' 90" :" t,,, ~,
sire 'or ma. :! '"'''. ,.oT,'rron,
seven. nc! '",' ' ,,.o, w.. n
'o'' ,"' nv r.,n .,
tonCeNe 'te ".s'7'' $500 ",bc
H'r!'a' 10 give ms rI ehn-,
christ Oh Hcr "'""u' ". '.o
ROAD ID he''c'i N"H wy" ,.r,,1,,
Sixty years more she "as ~ oe 80
of love. At tho age or twenty she o.
! fered the sacr!iicc or herseI 10 you
and entered the order OF farmer ""r'e
she lived :" tWth'!-Se'e" years u,'uel
INC m'''&"t'd "'Ser'"h''' l"Si'',u ~
God L" toCna monastery q" VIZ, ',o
Primitive Nu's o. '"l''r' "vu ,
vigorously k'H'' she C"H'"b'nus1y ",
dcrtooK 10 oT.ne pa" 'ne '''u*', '"-'
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TO THE JURY TODAY.

Toms River. y. j.. Oct. l7.-Ahc case
~ Mrs. Ivy Giberson on trial Tor the
murder Of her husband, William /. CHI
orson at Lakehurst on August IA. Will
60 to the jury tomorrow.
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FOR S.ALE-Very cheap
l25 II. p. Cooper Corliss
Engine and equipment. In
frs, class condition. John
W. Belt. cor. 18th and Eon
Sta Phone IS. Sept29-30t
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Lp$T-Ir -" p-rS"a Who took White
s;:vea;e~ f.-'r Tho Scottish Rite
Cathedral about ';yo weeks ago will ~
turn sane - TIA: rjaC. Immediately a
reward MI hs given. Octl1-t
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II IS further ordered that the vote
cast at said election shall be canvassed
on tho fifth day Sunday eXceptedl
after date OF said election as provided
nv section IS of chapter 3. Barnes Code
OF West Virginia. and section 1874. Of
chapter 2. Acts Of the Legislature OF
1919.
Bonded and other indebted
ness ................... oe<'ouV
Total .................. "o-'o"p
Tho amount OF taxable pro-
perty Of all kinds within
said Tr!adelph!a dis. is. .S27S52,77T
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of September 1922.
s. VI. BAIRD
President.
Attest:
8. s. JACOBS. Jr,
Secretary
oct1l-1f
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AGENTS WiNTEu-To Sell Fihresiik
i.rar'v.ar gscHr"G.. over i"p per
cen, croft EAcr..sa, proposition Tor
holidays. F.s:,s- Ku.'t'2s Co. 1853 LETT
s-so. Are, SvraiV. y. \. Ocll7-l
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NANTEp-At Once. Ladies to open 4
business for themselves In Wheeling
ana surrounding towns. Only those
ca2ar.s OF earning $4,000 per month
need apply. 5000 deposit required. Ad-
dress Manager care Wheeling lnte..'-
veneer Octlt m
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LOST AND FOUND

lOST--Ore rev "5&.; sire and holder
between Iiarpsrsvi!is and Tutoavilie.
Ohio on .."Idly. Fiader please notify
Genera. R1kiHg Company. North Man
street. Octl6-g
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wAHTEO-kGENTS

WANTED--Lagse shirt manufacturer
warts ..c"uis - ~"H co:Hpie;c line OK
sa.r:a G'-ec; 20 wca-rr- Exclusive pat
te-cs. 49, values. t'ver samples. Mad
:-on Ms, .gS broadway. Sew York.
je - y we'd Il
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WiGrEp-FENALE

wASTEIl---Srenocr 2her. one who has
had expe-lenc" N plumbing establish
meut. NTH. stating experience and ref-
erence 10 Z. /. l.. care lntelltSencer.
Octl5-i
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wANrEp-NALE.

SALESNfEE-Five Nve-w:r" m"n 3o@
afraid 10 wu:N car :Iahc s"E'e big
money handling an ;ss;:S ~ rs" r"HI
preferred STOCK ~ welt established
Wheeling Company ;ha. has u"H"S -
cd a dividend N twelve years. LAS
IS a real opportunity thai Ea:'Ks wa
recommend. Address Eox STOCK IN
te.l!senotr, Giving Phone Numt"r.
Or;iH-i
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wASTED--A" old cstah,.SHc: '"aaa'''-
,urer IS dcs.~o,,> vf securing the H'rN-
tees Of >a!c~ol,,H f"c :5e Greater
Wheeling territory. ha" wh" : -
quain,ed with merchants Preferred 10
a hustler Will OFF, attractive vr"t'S'-
ton. GIVE present occup2'!"r. tTS'
letter Will W :rra;cd cvrt.dc0t'al Nj
dress Hustler rd-r luic!.SHHre-.
uctlS-!
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!ry,Tc and loIahio SAN: l.; oar religion
IT love L. IA" golden aE- ui .'":!o.'S
SpIjn SIC Was uI..r:st!.y a"E:!""i'"Eti
The grcatrS; iigLr, ~: H. tI.c. IN:""
hundred years ate" d"a'H, tn" WDf'H-
renowned University re Salamanca, 4. -.
r"r"cd upon her the til" 81 p"';": 90;
Divinity. an huna: never bestowed ~
any other woman IN tn" hiSt"r! u: t'=
world. EN- her natural r''"" n!rNi"
were a!;0grthe- trl.p$"d 10y he: SHp"'-
natura! gifts Favo"c! ~ the @'St N
innate commune. tons W:;h F'i. E'''
mounted cagir-W.nGcd. eHrn 10 tHH
bosom -: tho Deity. and In highest un,"h
with Him. was admitted n CnW'rnI:'.l-
ton to the !nmoSt mysteries -: '"e
Word ot Cod. sac wHs i.c.u"n.y ThN-
iHhcd in CxiaSy: 4 Scraph iranSpi'rc"n
her hear; with Il tcry dart. hcr heavenly
SPOUSE welded hcr with Nal IRON!
Ills Cross rs Il plcGg" II the "s1"uS"!,
He contracted with her. and addressed
her with these words. "N"n""furih th"u
shalt like n true SPOTS" hc Jealous Tor
NV honour. for H-w Az al thine ara
thou art all Mine Ficr drai1i, caused
BY violent impulse cf divine :ove' "'-
CURED at Alba, Oc'. i:h, l'S@. In h"?
last hours, the verses rC TIE M,sS:eEe'
Cor contriturn e. huM.l!Htun. Deus
non despic!es.' w"r" c""St'"'!F "'"''
her lips. while sh" f0uH! her SNp'''h"
support in recalling with IuMhie aSS1i-
ance that she died "a daughter OF the
C.,boiic r,hurch r;rcr..y Nv canon
lied the Seraph.C N,rg:n ~ Av!'A'
March Eth. 1922 For virtually '":tF
,s preserved. Still !ncoIrup'. :; Alba dr
Tonnes, where her heart. hearing IN"
wound Of tho Seraph'S dart Is also ven
Grated Wherever her precious relies
,-o r,aaorvca Cod rons.nrii@ g,Or!f"e
Tns f,;,b,rl .nnr., ~ numerous and
,,.n,,ds-rrI miracles
,,CDLr
.rha heI,of ,y,s advanced las, night
:, -" ha.h E,,hnfI, and Protestant.
So, 10 ,s.orlsbin, ,,r-r. were the re-
,. -, ,at.h VIA, ,;,Is v,s void a
nu;as, ,,,,, ,,d or1r;a,e5 y, The annivnr-
sa~, scr,.,ccs no -rrIIe,, with ;hc query:
"Wcu nov; do Won account for the
r-,, ,a,i,' ,",,.r ,..fnc All. n walk,
a., 49,, h,,, ,,r.b A."
,ntSo,r,, 49,. rirl, ono ~ tho
,rl.s,s s,,d ,here ,ros nothing astouni-
,mr :, ,hn miracles NJ ,hc ra,nc 81 -,
ny -, a,,o,,.r c,.rea arc ,yr-IG-
Ia.
"Th,. r.,. an, RI ~. i,nrclIirC mo-
,,,., - ,.a ., hc- decentralization" rai1
,bn nr,cs, and no rerr,rd ? Jew of .'n
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ron sALn

FOR SALE-Shor;wall mining machine
$1,000. Goodman Locomotive 259x-
N2n. T!prle Scale Sos. Several cars
new u. Fan sS5. Pumps. Hoists. etc.
All bargains. Address mining Equip
,nent, caro- lntelligencer. Octl6-i
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Srp!I.N-.N. Hundred. -. Va. Ford
Touring Tar. t'is mode. West Viz
G,.Il I,ca>~ No, 1855 Motor No
lAr2%9H Reward Octl7-!
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FOR SAi.E--T6 Acres Ohio farm good
room house. big barn. 10 acres full
bearing fruit spring $500 required.
Write box Ohio" Wheeling lntelliSen-
car Octl<-j
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OctiS-h

wANTEr,-l,.. ". arJ l.. r, Ey. Co;n-
pany cog s-r;!re e. ftat Valley
pI.onval". x ma"huisrs. ~ boiler
,nakeSS al ~ haady rd"o. ArranSe-
ment caa :" !r..:" - l.N" n Wheeling
or Martins Ferry. Transportation MI.
he furnished between these ?":n.S Az"
Pine VALLEY. Apply - ". Henry. G"n-
eral Agent. - IL Hank Blds.. Wheel
Ing. ". Va o'i'''A
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Lost September IS. neck piece OF Ger
man Fitch g.. lease notify Mss
Nevada EfaS:, S,"4ri.v:lle. ". Va.
bCtlS-l
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take Notice.

=" :hH Qualified Vo:crs OF Trsad"l-
Nh'a District IN the C"raty Of on" ana
State q. Meet E.rrin!a:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

, the 1876 were oats produced Tor less
than the market price of oats, which
is Al cents a bushel mother words,
all of tie ether farmers were rals-
| ing Eats at a loss. They could vast
| ~ better afford to sell their land and
put the ntOney and their time IN
something else.
Ills is the way the thing works.
AS population increases the price Oh
land rises steadily, inevitably. The
| result is that the price of farm pro-
| ducts also rises. All of us, when we
pay our grocery bills. are giving half
the money to the landowners. but
there is cor slant opposition on the
| par. CT the consumer to the rise OF
food prices. Hence the price of land
tends to rise always a little faster
than the price of farm products. The
land price is pressing always against
the food price, so TO speak, and the
farmer is caught and squeezed be-
tween the rwo.
Everything that is done to make
| farming easier only contributes to
raise the price of land and force up
the price of food, SO that neither the
farmer nor the Dement'S.
A protective tariff on farm products
is attacked on jusr this ground, and
SO are all of the other political pan
aceas that are offered the farmer
1t would be impossible to outline
here the methods by which the
prices of farm land might be stab
ilized. None of them is acceptable
to the interests now in control OF
the country and that is why the mat
ter is never discussed. Yet it seems
certain that the country must ultl-
mately face the facts and act upon
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

O.. Please give history of the de-
sign on the new dollar.-F. G.
A. The Officer of the Director oil
the Mint SAYS that eight artists were
invited to submit models for the
| new peace dollar. Tie Fine Arts
| Commission selected tue one adopt
| ed as the most artistic end This was
| approved uy, inc Oire' .is
| Mint md the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. The name Of he designer Is
| Anthony De Francisco. Thefe wee
/ ,006. Asa in the first issue. NO ois
| posed for the hea1. II IS merely q
conyentionalized head of a oma
@. What is the strength OF the
Tinted States Army Air Service?-
L Fl. d.
A. The United States Army Ser
vice has 35 aviation ~squadrons. II
b loon COMPANIES and g airshlp
| companies. go,
q. Is the name timber wolf"
| cver used exec. 1 as a .Ied t"s
animal of that name?-S. J. e..
A. M gratory workers in the lum-
Der camps of the northwest are
sometimes eaileu by the n.ckiidme
timber wolves particulars
those who are identified with the
1. w. w.
~. WlldI ctltGb VII "a W
gasoline have on first class con.
crete ?-T. y. S. NJ.
A, The Geological Survey says
that crude petroleum or gasoline viii
not have any effect upon concrete
@. Just what is coke and bow
does it look I'd. A.
A. Coke is the solid left when q
caking coal is deprived Of its volatile
constituents by heating in a retorl
or oven. 1t consists mainly OF car.
bon, is hard. porous and grayish-
with a submetallic luster.
@. Will an ex-soldier of the Ger
man army be admitted to this
country? This one wishes to make
his home here.-A. II. r.
A. In order to come to this coun-
! try an ~ex-soldier of the German
army would have to obtain a pass
port from his government and have
it vised by the neares. American
Consul. He must come within this
new quota law and must meet with
the immigration requirements at the
port of entry, passing mental n
physical EXAMINATIONS. No guaran-
tee can be given in advanceSby the
immigration Service that any immi-
grant will be admitted.
@. Which company employee
more people, the Ford Motor Com
pany or the Pullman Company
N. s.
A. There are approximately U.s..
900 employees in the Ford factory
at Detroit, Michigan. The Pullman
( Company employs 10000 men in its
operating department and at busy
times 5000 in the manufacturing
department at Pullman. Illinois.
Q. What is meant by the "estab-
lishment of the port?"-A. III. r.
Y A. The Naval Observatory says
high water occurs so minutes later
each day on an average. High wa
ter follows the transit of the moon
across the meridian of amy place
by a certain interval, which is
known as the establishment of the
port" This interval is approx.
mately the same throughout the
year for any one place, but differs
widely for different places. !
@. Why don't people get lead pol
soning from pipes. Since lead is
somewhat soluble in water caution
should be used if the water is for
human consumption. Draw off the
water that has been standing in
the pipes. Special tinlined pipe is
made to overcome this danger OF
lead poisoning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

pressed the life of the day." Granger
SAYS. "But there's no need Of re-
stricting church buildings of today
to the limitations of medievai
builders.
1--WE should use in church build
ings the aids and advantages science
has conferred-en the living genera
ton. It's not sinful to ave an ele-
vator in a church"
Changers office building cathedral
SO far as the church section is con-
cerned, will be modelled on Anglican
traditions. The nave will be ~ feet
to the crown of the vault and will be
lighted by ~clerestory windows.
More light will come from lancet
windows, while the memorial chapels
and baptistry along the north and
south aisles will be lighted by sky
lights.
The skyscraper church will be 25
stories high. The 400-foot tower will
be divided into offices. just as in any
office building. But in all the offices
business of the diocese will be trans
acted-none will be rented for secu-
lar purposes.
The cathedral will stand in the
heart of Chicago's exclusive Michi-
gal boulevard shopping district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Although the Drake Colleges are
some fifty years old, the phenomenal
| growth Of from one to fourteen
| schools has taken place during the
past twenty-five years, which has
been due TO three things: Drake
methods, the goodwill Of the bush
ness men and the goodwill OF stu
dents and former students.
The Drake Slogan is: I'VE not only
| give you the best there is in the sec
| retarial education, but we also do
| everything in our power to make
your school days at brakes pleas
ant"
roundings and courteous executives
have a great bearing on the amount
you can accomplish educationally'in
| a given time.
We enroll annually ten thousand
I students and have over hundred
thousand young men and young
women employed in the best business
houses of New York and New Jersey,
which is our testimonial of real SER
vice.
Our courses are crisp and TO the
point, and Drake methods grips your
hand on the throttle of success
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
RATIFY THE AMENDMENT FIRST

With the Van Ness act declared unconstitutional by the
court of errors and appeals thus wiping out the statute en-
tirely, would it not be we'll for the legislature, before ven
turing forth in any further ''dry'' legislation, to first ratify
the eighteenth amendments? When the Van Ness law was
passed New Jersey was in the anomalous position of provid-
ing for the enforcement of something which she had not vet
approved. 1t was putting the cart before horse.
Now that a fresh start has got to be made, why not begin
right and put the state on record as ratifying the eighteenth
amendments? Having done this it will be in order to proceed
with the state endorsement thereof. The eighteenth amend
inent is a part of the federal constitution whether New Jersey
gives her consent or not. There is nothing to be gained by
refusing any longer to raify the amendment and it would
put the state in a much better light, especially if it intends
TO enact a law anywhere near as strict as the Van Ness act
was.
We might as we'll be consistent in all such things and
the only consistent thing to do in this prohibition matter is
10 ratify the eighteenth amendment before enactng laws to
lave it enforced s=;-w 1890 r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
BY ROY GIBBONS

/ CHICAGO.-"Twentieth century
Christianity is best expressed In
works of science and modernism.
Its giving religion the lie to Keep
on modelling u new churches after
| those of the Middle Ages"
That's how Alfred Granger, ma
tionally prominent architect, answers
This critics.
Changers the man who's bulldlne
q Sc, 900, 900 skyscraper cathedral to
house activities of the Episcopal do
| cese of Chicago.
His critics are a group OF Anglican
| church officials who say it's heresy to
| abondon the Gothic type of architec-
| ture that's traditional in Anglican
| c~athedrals. Foremost among them
| is DR.. William r. Manning, bishop
! Of New York.
They've gone so far as to say
| Granger should be ousted from the
church.
But Changers going right ahead
| with his plans for a cathedral that
| looks just like a modern office build
ing. 4.
1.-THE great Gothic ~cathedrals OF
| the Middle Ages accurately ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
.@NM!Le
~TOM SINS

| Speaking of an early spring, we
! need an excess prophet tax.
Today's puzzle: Will bootleg W
up?
The interest in short skirts is
more than 8 per cent.
japan ought to be satisfied. She
| goes to. bed while we are getting up.
A~nti-tobacco bugs go on h
theory that cigaret lighters won't
work.
Just after the arms limitation
! conference settled the Pacific an
| earthquake mixed 1t all up again.
Alimony won't play with the chill
dren.
Fine motto: A man can learn to
| do anything if he will do anything
to learn.
Some people couldn't kick any
more if they were centipedes.
There's a difference i'm kiss and
make up" and kiss the makeup"
"I am thinking of the people,"'e x-
plains a chronic reformer, who for
gets to mention what with.
Scientist says a clock runs faster
at night; but it only seems. faster.
Square deals make square meals.
Health hint: Live so you can
dodge any auto in town.
When an auto kicks back and
breaks a mans arm 1t is merely try
ing to replace the horse.
Another way to reduce is worry
too much about business.
The Scotch average nearly an inch
taller than the Irish. But the Irish
were kept down 700 years.
Oysters are noted for their silence
because you seldom see n stewed.
Would you call this big whale
they killed the prince of whales?
r In Central Africa fairness is con
sidered beauty. This is, where can
nibals love their fellow men.
Bet there are no bills in the dead
letter office.
Women who want to keep their
names after marriage probably
would take their husbands, name in
vain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
Cut This Quilt Is Worth Money

Cut This Quilt Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with DC
and mail it to Foley & Coz. 2S3h
Sheffield ave., Chicago. ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in a return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pains
in sides and back; rheumatism
backache, kidney and bladder all
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for constipation, bill
i~ousness, headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
II Went to the Spot

1t Went to the Spot
Lingering colds and coughs that
hang on and wear one out are diff
cut to get rid of, but Henry E. Camp
bell, r. F. d. Nc. 8, Adrian, Mich,
writes: 81 had a bad cough for three
years. Tried several cough medi-
cines. Got little relief. I tried Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar. 1t went to the
spot. There is no better remedy on
the market Good for coughs,
colds, crop and whooping cough
clears the passages; soothes irrita-
ted membranes; stops tickling in the
throat. Contains no opiates. Sold
everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04
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Bible Thought For Today

II JOY FOR wEEpING:-His anger endureth but a
moment: in his favour is life: weeping may endure Tor a
nigh. but iov cometh in the morning-Psalm 3D.:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Japan ought to be satisfied. She
goes to bed while we r getting up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Ann-tobacco bugs go on the
theory that cigaret lighters won't
work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Just after the arms limitation
conference settled the Pacific an
earthquake mixed 1t all up again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Scientist says a clock runs faster
at night; but it only seems. faster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

When an auto kicks back and
breaks a mans arm 1t is merely try
ing to replace the horse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

The Scotch average nearly an inch
taller than the Irish. But the Irish
were kept down 700 years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-04

Some people couldn't kick any
more if they were centipedes.