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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
ULTIMATUL
BELCIEI CATRE
CERMANIA

Brusela, q lunie. Premierul
Thcunis al Belgiei p dat delega-
tiei germane de aici un ultimat
de 48 ore ca sa accepte conditiile
de redare a 6 milioane marci ger
name emise in decursul razboiu-
lui pc teritoriu belgian. Daca GER
mani nu vor accepta conditiile el
va proceda imediat la licvidarea
proprietatei germane din Belgia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
LUZ
DE VALERA

DUBLIN, 81 Iunie.--RezultateT
le alegerilor au dovedit infrange-
rea lui De Valera. Ele arata ca an
iesit 81 carl favorizeaza tratatul
Gu Anglia, 81 republican,, IA al
partidului muncei 81 l3 indspen-
denti. Uncle alegeri Sc vor anula
in special trei unde s'au ales trel
candidate contra semnarei tratatu
lui anglo-irlandez.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

Duiliu Zamfirescu a plecat
intr' o escursie Gu automobilul,
Gu dol membri al familiei sale,
in nordul Moldovei.
Mancand ciuperci la mana
stirea Agapia, a avut o intoxi-
catie violenta, - 81 Gu toate in
grijirile urgente ce s'au pu-
tut da, a sucombat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
0 noud inventie
a |ui MarConi

NEW YORK, 81 Iunie.-Sena-
torul Guglielmo Marconi, descope-
ritorul telegrafiei fara fir, anun-
tat aseara noua descoperire ce ar
putea Fl numita reflector radio
giraffe, GU ajutorul caruia valurile
radiografice, carl pot Fl reflectate
ca valuri de lumina, pot Fl trimise
in manunchiu intr' o singura direc-
tie, contrar ideei de pana acum ca
ele nu sc pot decat raspandi i'll
toata atmosfera.
FaimOsul inventator italian ere
de ca prin aplicarea acestei desco-
periri sc vOr inlatura multe, neno-
rociri pc mare, deoarece Gu auto
rul unui reflector Sc pOate face un
adevarat far pc bordul fiecarui vas,
care ar putea arunca FASH de lu-
nina La distante de suite de mile.
Vorbind la intrunirea tinuta de
institutul de radio 81 institutul in
ginerilor electrici, inventatorul Ii
cea urmatOarele
ecu ajutorul razelor de radiatie
electirca, sc poate face ca vapOa-
rele sd distinga pc orice vreme de
ceata alte obiecte earl Ii gasesc
in Gale, 81 char sd masoare distan-
ia pana la ele.
"Gasesc posibil ca S ar putea de-
SIENNA aparate Gu ajutorul carora
un vapor sd poata radia sau pro-
iecta coloana de lumina puternica
in Orice directie voieste, lumina ale
carei raze, daca ating in calea lol
un object metallic, cum de pilda
I'M alt vapor, pot reflecta inapo
pc cadronul unui aparat de pri
mire asezat pc vasul trimitator
masurand astfel distanta la care 81
afla obiectul 81 aratand adevarats
lui polite, fie pc vreme de ceata
fie pc vreme de ploaie 81 furtuna
"Un alt mare avantaj eel pOatt
aduce un asemenea aranjament e
ste prevestirea altOr vapOare, car'
II ar avea pc ele nici o statiune d,
radiografie. "
In decursul conferintei sale, d.
| Marconi a arafat niste reflectoare
GU ajutorul carora s'a putut auz
clar vorbiri de communicable pc
distanta de nouazeci 81 noua d
mile, intre Londra 81 Birmingham
! Dansul anuntat ca reflectoa
rele dau posibilitatea ca aparatel
de primire sa reproduce o cuvln
tare sau un cantecude doua suite d
orr mai puternic de cum all fos
rostite. Ce mai interesant est
faptul ca cuvintele merg fara nit
O confuzie, desi apraatul Sc folc
seste in acelas timp atat pentru tr
mitere, cat 81 pentru primire.
I'm aceste zile de radiografie,
zicea dansul, "e avantajios ave
un sistem nou 81 practic, prin car
sd Sc trimita 81 sd Sc primeasca M
Usage in secret, ceiace nu Sc pOat
fac Gu sistemul de astazi."
d. Marconi STA exprimat col
= vinngerea ca inginerii 81 inventat
a rii nu sc gandesc ca VENT tin
It pul sd Sc faca cercetari in valuri
: scurte ale radiografiei. Zicea d
II asemenea ca dansul a obtinut p1r
oI acum destule rezultate, cari-l CO.
wing ca Sc pot trimite semnale r.
} diografice din Anglia pana n A
n stralia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
mOartea Iui Oui|iu zamfireSCu
IMPRESIA IN CAPITALA- CtND VA AVEA LOG IN
MORM1NTAREA.

sacrati 81 de opera Tor superioard
81 de fnaltele Oficii ale pubhcului
retitor 81 amdtor de frumOs, q mai
dispdrut stea: Dmliu Zdmfirescu.
Un rdsvrdtH IN Weraturd, pei
idngd versuri de 0 elegantd impe-
cabild ca still 81 ca inspiratie, DM-
Iiu Zd'nfTescu q cdutat sd imp0-
dObedscd literature rOn,dnd CT ge-
NIL foarte putin cdlcat de erplora-I
tori nOstri Hterari; rOn,anul Viota
Ia tard, Tdndse Scatiu, In IsbOiu,
dpoi Indreptdri 81 Ana az purtat
numele lW Duiliu Zamfirescu pa
nj In cele maj dddnci stratum So
ciale. In poesie dat pdsteturi 81
peisagii carl stdu dldturi de n,de-
strele intruchipdr ale hi Cosbuc.
Nu a ign0rat nici p0esia patriO-
ticd. Actul de ddeudrdM rdsUrd-
tire Ia fdcut cW 0casia receptiei
sale la academia rOmdnG. Discur-
sal de receptie al lM Duiliu Zam-
tirescu q fost distrugere a idol
Tor de pdnG dtunci a. literaturei rO-
maine s imm ales spulberarea lite
raturei populare, in care acddem'-
cianul neOfH dtunci. 'M gdse0 az
roare de perfectiune pentru lite
rdturd cultd.
Ddr pentru Omul prln ercetentd
rufindt, cum era Dublin Zdmflre-
sen, literature f0st an udagio te.
ricit pentru tara. Intrdt IN Diplo
mute, Duiliu Zamfirescu a repre-
:entdt gurernul r0mdn la Roma
iar in urn,d, prion principal !,
Partidul pOporutui, cnprins mnt
de frdmdntdrile politico inferno, Il
parte actird la Mptd, find ale!
presedinte al Camerei sub queer
nul Arerescu.
/ Ndscut la 1858 In Pldginesti Or.
Sdrat), Duiliu ZamfirescM m0drt
IN UirstG de 81 ami. ldsdnd I'm mar
gol in OgorM Meraturei rOn,dne p'
care imbogd!it-o chi opere de rea
Id u0l0arc.
! Inmormlntarea lui Duilil
Zamfirescu, a fost fixata pen
tru maine, Marti, la orele 3 du
pa amiaza.
In Capitala au arborat dra
pele cernite, Academia Roma
ma, Teatrul National, Societa
tea Scriitorilor Romani 81 clu
bul partidului Poporului al ca
rui membru devotat defunctu
era.
| La inmormintare vor assist
delegati al M. S. Regelui, al gu
vernului, Academiei, Soc. Scrii
torilor Romani 81 un delegat
comitetului executiv al partidu
lui Poporului.
Onorurile militare vor fl da
te de trupele din Focsani, de
functul find posesorul a nu
meroase 81 inalte distinctiun
Foc$ani. - Err noapte fost I
dus 81 depus IN biserica catedral
din lOcalitate corpul meinsafletit |
lui Duiliu Zanfirescu.
InmOrmintGreG 90 Gvea loo az
Mdrti, la orele 3 d. a.
, ID. general VditOianu, miniStrt
, intermetOr, VG dsiStG lG SnmOrnlli
: tare ca delegat al guvernului.
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
U. S. r. A.
C O M u N &c A T
No. 776-1 Cps. G..

No. 776-1922-S. G. |
Societatile membre in "Uniu
nea Solicitation Romano de A.
jutor 81 Cultura" din America, !
sunt rugate a lua la cunostinta
urmatoarele:
Din "Raportul" TRIMS So
cietatilor de catre G. S. E. in
cazul E. Urcan 81 Memoranda
Soc. Dest. R. & II. Unirei,' Ca
re a fost trimes solicitation pc
cal nelegale fara a instiinta TO-
rurile competence sau Presidiul
General, credem ca onor. SOC.
au luat act de cele decise de G.
S. E., 81 Sc vor conforma lor.
In urma acestui rapport"
vedem ca soc. BEST. R. & H. u
nirei nu mai voeste a recunoa-
ste nici o "aut0fitate," G. S. E.
sau functiona&6 Uniunei, care
inca sunt Ia, 6etnl 1or-ci ur-
Imeasa fiainte ca violarea sta
tutelor trimetand pamflete la
Soc. prin care blameaza actua-
lul Presidiu fara nici un motiv.
In toata actiunea sa nu a
consultat pc nici unul din func-
tionarii responsible in cauza
ce o propaga, nu s'a referit la
nici un paragraf din. statutele
generate sau locale carl lar da
dreptul la actiunea ce a luat-o.
La oficiul secretarului Uniu-
nei nu s'a primit nici instiin-
tare della soc. Dest. r. & H. u
nirei, in mod Official prin care
conform uzului trebuia anun-
tat.
Functionarii general, Conf
tetul s. E. nu vor depasi sta
tutele Uniunei la nici un caz,
81 vor ramane pe langa decisiu-
nea Ad. generate della Alliance,
O., pentru tinerea Ad. generate
la timpul hotarit, convocata
conform statutelor 81 nu in con.
ira lor.
| Pentru aceasta adunare sc
lucreaza din resputeri pentru
reorganizarea Uniunei, in con
formitate Gu legile Statului, un
de suntem Incorporate 81 a ca
ror legi suntem siliti a ne su
pune conform instructiunilol
primite della Departmental A
: sigurarilor din Columbus, o.
: Rugam deci pc onor. Soc. CO
"a fie calme 81 sd observe c,
stricteta Statutele generate $
, locale, sa prepare pentru acea
sta Adunare, barbati vrednic
: oameni sinceri carl sa fie sta
pani pc vointa lor.
Societatile care si-au trime'
delegatii la controla in zilele d.
10, 16 81 II |. c., conform pleni
potentelor primite la Cficiu
Secretarului General, sunt ru
gate a raporta Presedintelu
General in ce stare a aflat Soc
q carei delegat q fost trimes
pentru a putea raporta Ia adu
! narea generala.
4 Cat pentru convocarea sot
t Dest. R. & H. Unirei, nefiin'
g in conformitate Gu legile noa
: sire este declarata nula, 81 far
/ nici o putere executive.
u Data la Youngstown, O., 2
j Iunie 1922.
a I. N. Serbu, pres. gen.
n q. Marhao, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

de vreme 81 ca 81 barbatul Ell mi-au
fost prietini bunis'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

Din constelatio litera!ilor con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Zane Creys Greatest

The Vanishing An1erican-the story Of the
love of an Indian and his desperate fight
against terrible odds-is the greatest, the most
vital, the most vigorous Of Mr.. Grey's splendid
Western novels. Don't fail to read it! 4.
Read also in the big Christmas journal The
Golden Adventure, a story of Paul and
Philemon, by Katharine Holland Brown; Tho
Prince Rides Home, by Frances Noyes Hart;
and Dusty Star, by Olaf Baker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
A Short Storyby
Assn. Hutchinson

This man Hutchinson has faculty for writing
stories that get talked about If Winter
Comes, This Freedom-and now Tho Rough
Little Girl and the Smooth Little Girl.
Not to read it will be to miss the literary treat
Of the month-the delightfully."- whimsical tale
Of hate that grew into whimsical friend
ship. It's complete in one issue-the first of
several short stories he 10 writing for The
Journal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
A Play For Christmas

Tho Loveliest Thing, by Roland Pertwee,
is both story and one-act play-delightful to
read and jolly to act in amateur performance.
Write The Journal for permission to put it on
without charge. It has the real Christmas
spirit. So has Tho Man Who Didn't
Know Christmas from tho Fourth Of July,
by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott-the story of q
wonderful house party with mistletoe and
jingling bells and happy holiday romance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Enemies ofhohibit ton

Who are they7 Who are these people who
want to flood Us again with rum2 Those who
ere screaming for personal liberty" are only
the puppets Of the old whisky ring that d
Charles A. Selden has found out all about
the anti-prohibition crowd, and in three arti-
cles he will reveal their insidious propaganda.
Read the first one in the December Journal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Has The Church Failed ?

Yes, says A. Maude Royden, greatest woman
preacher in the world. So long as the churches
fret themselves with pifAing details and ignore
the big problems Of Christianity they will
continue to lose the men and the women, the
boys and the girls. What can the churches
do7 They can tackle the big issues; they
can-but read her article in The Journal. It
is tocsin cry to the churches and to Chris.
tans everywhere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
The House Of Helen
byCorra Harris

A small town In 0eorgia-a man and maid
Q romance, q marriage, q heartbreak-a 70.
generation that will thrill you with its simple
intensity. That 10 Mr.. Harris new novel,
Never before has Mrs. Harris shown such
soul.searching insight Don't miss the open.
ing chapters, in the December issue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Grace Richmond

Is writing for The Journal a series of articles
that picture with keen humor and rare under
standing the problems of every home. Read
Tho Visits of Mrs. Trelawney. Other arti.
cles of particular interest include Tho Great
est Painting in the World, by William Lyon
Phelps; Grandna's Conc Fishing, by
Sarah D. Lowrie; The Winter Baby, by DR..
S. Josephine Baker; and Harnessine Indus
try with tho Vote, by Elizabeth Frazer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
About Mrs. Santa Claus

It's a story for children and grown-ups, too
this gay little Pudding Lane Christmas tale
by Sarah Addington How Mary wanted q
red-headed doll; how Santa Claus met with
an accident; and Tho Great Adventure Of
Mrs. Santa Claus. Something to look
forward to is whole series Of new Pudding
Lane stories next year, with Gertrude Kay's
colored cut-outs Of favorite Mother Goose
characters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
For Wo1nen'S
Clubs
New ChriSt111
Recipes

Whet the Christmas appetites with some
thing new-there are more than 60 ne,
recipes in the December Journal:
When in Doubt Give Christmas Cake
Merry Christmas for the Cook
Ye Christmas Pudding
Holiday Eats for Holiday Parties
Make These Chocolate Desserts
Christmas Candies from Famous Maker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Booth Harrington.

Merry Christmas, you say-but what right
have you to be happy? Tarkington's answer.
in thoughtful editorial, is one that perhaps
you have never thought of before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01

1sRsr'rs,n~vv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-01
Ihe&o1y ofChrist
nOne Great Painting


whole and Child Alteration ofthe
ion the Mej Flight Child
Children Como Unto Me- Writing
Through Jerusalem,
aming-Raphaers
Lowty, Lhernntte.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
WHEN YOU SLEEP

Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, offers $4,000
to any one who can make him sleep normally. He's had IN
somnia for a year. Many pugnists have it only in the ring.
cts nervous trouble, - says Britton. @sTraining for TWEEN
ty years proved too much. While l haven't any particular
designs ON getting the title back, l figure l can still box a lot
if / can get to sleep. If l can't, I'll be forced to quit"
Jack, why don't you try reading the Congressional Record?
If you have ever tossed at night, unable to drown this nerve
~stabbing life in deep sleep, you sympathize with Britton.
We spend a third of our lives in bed.
And the incalculable value of sound sleep is realized only
by the chronic victim of insomnia.
Do you find, on the average, that your waking life is more
delicious than the perfect calm of sleep? Considering the JOY
with which we close our eyes and rest our weary bodies and
tired brains at night, it il a trhle strange how man breads the
final sleep, death.
Sir Basil Thompson, former head Of Scotland Yard de
tectives, has solved many mysteries of crime. None OF them
was a millionth as mysterious as sleep.
Claperede had a theory, that nature makes us sleep to pre-
vent us from killing ourselves by exhaustion.
The Coriat school of physicians believes that sleep is simply
a relaxation of all muscles, necessary to rid our bodies OF pol
sons accumulated while awake.
A third theory, by DR.. Boris Sidis, is that monotony is the
cause of sleep. When life no longer is interesting enough to
keep us awake, we chloroform ourselves with slumber. If so,
we sleep because our subconscious minds get bored at this
rather dull life on earth.
Also. one of the greatest forms of real wealth, or fortune.
Dollars and fame lost their lure when natural sleep is denied
chronically.
What would you not give to know what happens to your
real self when slumber divorces you from the material world?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
WOODBRIDGE SHOWS THE WAY

Woodbridge township is keeping up its good work in laying
sidewalks along the heavily travelled roads. The work through
Eords having been completed extending all the way from the
Perth Amboy city line to the boundary of Raritan township, the
movement is now started in the Port Reading section. There it is
nronosed to have a sidewalk to the Carteret borough line. This
means that Carteret will have to follow the example of Perth
Amboy and build a sidewalk to connect the sidewalk IN the Dor
ough with the one the township proposes to bulld' provided such
4 sidewalk does not already exist.
The Port Reading Carteret road is one that is heavily travelled.
The distance between the two places being so short there are al
NAYS a great many people walking. But, as Is the case Oh most
improved highways, the pavement is no more than wide enough
for the vehicles and the pedestrians are constantly In danger OF
being hit. The sidewalk is the only solution.
The agitation for foot paths alongside of all improved highways
throughout the state, especially in the more thickly populated
sections is growing. The plea is to give the pedestrian some con-
sideration. Contrary to first impressions, everybody does not ride
In an automobile. Yet, all the highway construction thus far has
been for the benefit of the motorSt.
Woodbridge township is showing the way. The enterprise in
This direction reflects credit on the officials of that municipality
If mean not only the more rapid Development of the township,
but it assures the safety of the people. Work of this kind is well
worth whils.
EX 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

@. Who was the first king of Engt
land who was chosen entirely bt
Parliament?-H. p.
A. Halleck says that Henry II
was the first English king to owl
his crown entirely to Parliament
He was a d~escendent of John
OF Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
one of the younger sons of Edward
III, In dtherefore not in the direct
line OF succession.
@. How much territory did the
United States acquire as a result OF
the Mexican war?-T. A. r.
A. A total of 522,568 square miles
of ter~ritory--an empire four timea
as large as Great Britain-was &C
ouired by the United States through
the wa. with Mexico.
@. What prison was known az this
English bastile &c. K.
A. This name was applied to tbs
Coldbath Fields prison, a London
Jail erected in the time of James T..
it became inadequate and was
closed in 1886.
O.. Is there a certain time that
gold coins are declared too worn for
use ?-D. N.
A. Coinage legislation determines
the point at which the coin loses its
legal validity. In the United States,
gold coins which have lost more
than one-half of one per cent Of
their weight in twenty years from
date of issue, or proportional
amounts for shorter periods, ars
legal tender by weight only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

Q. Is the Capitol building in
Washington larger thai the Union
station?-A. M.
A. Che Union station covers more
ground 1t is 100 feet long and 343
feet wide, while the Capitol il 746
feet by 270 feet.
Q. How much would two drops
Of radium cost?-F. K. S.
A. The cost would be abou.
$4,000.
@. What towns in the United
States are below sea level?-R. w.
A. The Geological Survey says
Valley, Cal. are below sea level:
Imperial, 60 feet below: Holtville,
40 feet below: Brawley. 112 feet
below.
@. What has become Of Biela's
comet?@J. L. P.
A. This comet Was visible at in
tervals OF slightly over six and a
half years. At its appearance in
1846 it had divided into two parts.
miles asunder. 1t has not been seen
since, and the presumption is that
it has disintegrated. forming ma
terial for shooting stars.
@. How does the Boston bull
compare in size with the English
bull dog?-W. T. H.
A. The modern Boston bull is
about halt the size of the English
bull.
Q. We are planning to go South
this winter. Will freezing spoil the
canned fruit left in u cellar?-N.
G.. S.
A. The United States Bureau of
Chemistry says most canned goods
will stand a little freezing without
appreciate change. Repeated
freezing and thawing causes the
foods to become dabby and gives a
fiat taste. Such a change. however.
does not alter the wholesomeness or
food value of the material. but it
may change the texture, appearance
and palatability. The actual dam
age varies with the different kinds
of canned foods and in general is
somewhat similar to damage done
by freezing the same food in the
fresh condition"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
INTRODUCING THE SOCIAL
ENGINEER IN AMERICA
Daily Letter by Frederic }. Haskin

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA new
type of professional man, the So
cial engineer, is about to be intro
duced to the public. If you think
of sociology, its problems of alleys.
community centers, industrial rela-
lions and institutions, and then
think of an engineer, a person who
plans and constructs, you may have
an idea of the new social engineer
and his job.
Communities have made remark
able progress in the past hundred
years. When you consider the in
tricate machinery that directs a
city's activities you feel compla-
Gently that you r living in an
enlightened age. But there are still
great defects in management. Most
of our charities, for instance, are
now widely regarded as evidence OF
bad management on the part of a
community. If proper preventive
measures were taken, we are told
vice, crime, and disease could be
reduced to a minimum, and the
charities they entail would be
largely unnecessary. -.
But instead of attacking evils at
the root, communities busily engage
in what one social expert calls
"mopping up work" Everyone
knows that alleys and tenements
breed crime and vice, and that they
are in the long run expensive. Yet
millions of dollars are regularly put
up for prison relief, homes for
abandoned mothers, and milk for
underfed babies, while it is next
to impossible to raise money to re-
place tenement conditions with
something better.
The latter ourse would mean in
most cities a great reorganization
and cities have always shrunk from
trying to tackle a number of social
problems 1T once. 1t seems easier
to fight vice at one time with a
board and committees of specialists,
and to take another time to cam
paign against defective sanitation.
Into this situation comes the So
cial engineer. He is called in by
a city or county to point out the
defects in its management and to
suggest a way to correct these de-
fects. He surveys the entire So
cial organization, makes a written
report, and leaves the community
a practical working plan to be
carried out.
This may well seem an enormous
task We have become so used to
the idea that a person must spe-
c;alize in a subject before he al be
an authority that we instantly ask
how a man can be a specialist in
the entire social structure. The an
swer to this is that this new pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Ouestions-Answer

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Pertn
Amboy Evening News
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
Washington, D. THIS ons1 T rp
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medicinal and financial troubles. It
does moi attempt to settle domestic
troubles, no to undertake exhaus.
tive research on any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address n en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

They are working On a heatless
fire for lights and many furnace
fires are suspected of using it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

In an effort to get to the bottom of
things a party has sailed to measure
the deepest part of the pecan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

Home helps: A splendid way to
make a husband stay at home at
night is to stay there with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

Nice thing about wearing al old
overcoat is you can eat in a cafe
without watching the overcoat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

Cheap alarm clocks are the best.
Sometimes they don't go off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

Reason so many are calling for
beers and wines is prohibition makes
it harder to get a drink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Bible Thought For Today

"a REFUGE, STRENGTH, HELP-Godi is our refuge and
strength, a very present help in trouble-Psalm 46:1.