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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
Q. Do some animals hibernate in

@. Do some animals hibernate in
summer?-J. V. K.
A. The word hibernate carries the
idea of winter. Such tropical crea-
lures as aliigators, snakes and +
Jain mammals and insects undergo a
period of torpor during the hot, dry
season when food is scarce n veg
citation is taking a rest. This is
known as e~stivation.
@. What will keep piano keys from
turning yellow Pc. d.
A.. Keeping the piano open is the
best preventive and the best rem
edy.
Q. Why is a furlong SO named?-
A.The furlong or 22o yards. orig
inally meant the length OF a furrow.
It was supposed to be the distance
oxen could pillow without stopping
to rest.
@. What is the difference between
an heir presumptive and an heir
apparently. H..
A. When an owner has no chill
dren an heir presumptive Is n VINO
will be his heir as elder son of a de-
ceased brother in England. or all
the children of a dead brother in
the United States, for they VIII be
heirs IL he dies without issue. An
heir apparent is n who must be
the heir IL he survive the owner
as the eldest son in Great Britain
or all the children in this country.
@. What manager Of a baseball
team in the American league has
served the longest time?-E. ID.
A. Connie Mack is the only man
ager in the league who has been
with it since it's formation in 1900.
He left the Milwaukee Club for the
Philadelphia. Athletics when that
club obtained its franchise.
O. When was the first military
execution in the American Army
c. c. H.
"A conspiracy of the British ON
Gals and Loyalists Of New York
was made in 1776 to end the Revo-
lutionary War by the murder or cap
ture of its leaders, and the seizure
or destruction of its supplies. WASH
ington was to be taken alive and de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

livered to Sir William Howe. Two
guards were bribed, but a third pre-.
tended to join the plot and exposed
it instead. One of the treacherous
guards was named Thomas Hickey.
He vas hanged June 81. 1875. the
first military execution in the Amer
lean army.
Q. What do they mean when they
say that a race was hippodromed?
C. r. II.
A. A race run with all the ap-
pearance of a real contest but in
which the winner is p~rearranged, as
in a circus chariot race. is said to
be hippodromed.
Q. Is Heligoland still a fort?-
S. X.
A. Under the Treaty of Versailles
Germany was required to dismantle
the Heligoland Notifications.
@. What is the significance of the
phrase with intent" so often used
in legal Documents &c. L. w.
A. AS to intention, the law pre-
m every person to intend thai
which follows as a natural conae.
quence Of his action.
Q. Whose bones are preserved in
the Chapel of Bones in Cologne?-
j. w. c.
A. st. Ursula in that city contains
the bones of 1900 English virgins
massacred there while on a Pilgrim
age to Rome. They are preserved
in cases placed around the church.
The Church of St. Gereon. also in
Cologne, is dedicated to the martyrs
of the Theban legend. The skulls
and bones of martyrs are arranged
along the sides of the choir.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
SUPREME COURT ORDERS
new TRIAL IN LOCAL CASE

TRENTON, June S:-The su-
preme Court in an opinion just fled
has ordered a new trial of the suit
brought by Basilios Comatos and
John Botsolas, both of Perth AM
boy. against Grace Pollina, also of
Perth Amboy. The case was non
suited in the Middlesex courts.
According to papers here these
two men rented a small space.
eleven feet by six feet, in front Of
Ill Smith street. Perth Amboy, with
the agreement that they were to run
a shoe shining parlor and a hal
cleaning establishment. After
short time, according to the COM
plant, the ~landlady, Miss Pollina.
came around to the store and told
the lessees that they should not en-.
gage in the hat cleaning business,
and il they did she would break
their heads"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
Questions Answers

Any reader can get the answer 70
any question by writing The Psita
Amboy evening News
Bureau. Frederic }. Haskin director
W-.shinston ID. G.. This offer ~
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TO the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

las a wise man who sends his
wife on his vacation.
A swell neighborhood Is where
you have 10 wear your shoes TO SIT
out on the front porch.
Lots Of people would be poor II
they didn't owe so much.
Always act surprised when a man
a y he is married and when a wom-
an says she isn't.
Poets are born and some are shot,
You can't accuse John DIS grand
daughter OF marrying for money.
In June, the seven wonders OF
the world are: Monday. Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday. Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday.
Autos started about twenty-five
years g and some of them look IT.
Sing Sing is full. but don't take
any chances.
Hoover says the coal situation is
loaded with dynamite. Yes. for
blowing up prices
rs radio a passing fad?" asks the
Digest. II acts more like a con-
tagious disease.
Summer dresses-some r al
most.
Water wouldn't be cussed so
much IL more OF IL would stay out
Of milk and gasoline.
A girl with dreamy eyes is usually
wide awake.
Poland has a I32-year-old veteran
who fought with Napoleon and he
hasn't gotten his bonus yet.
Four Chicago golf players were
struck by lightning. The moral is.
Always tell the truth"
One Of the racing balloons went
up 10000 feet. but saw nothing of
A dollar 10 worth more than Il
was last year. Try 10 make the
income tar man believe this.
Ohio town has the largest goldfish
hatchery in the world: but who
wants a goldfish hatchery?
Mary Garden. who says, she 10
going 10 the highest Alps peak, may
mean highest hotel.
With winter clothes put away
moths are making the fur fy.
Love is blind and deaf; but sell
dom dumb.
About 5000 matches are lighted
every second IN the u. q. Of which
about 1000 are borrowed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
Will Surely Help Others

The condition of the human body
is reflected by the condition of the
kidneys and blood. II the kidneys
r not functioning properly. waste
products and poisons cannot be
eliminated. Rheumatic pains. swol-
cles, dizziness and blurred vision are
symptoms of kidney trouble. Mrs. A.
Lechner, 1929 Main Ave-. Clifton, N.
j., writes: Foley Kidney Pills have
helped me and I gladly give you per-
mission to use this testimonial, for
they will surely help" Sold every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
His Friends Recommended Them

Six years ago" writes w. II.
shadweii. Stanley. Va. 1T had kid
ney trouble. and at times was un-
able to raise myself in bed. Foley
Kidney Pills were recommended TO
me by the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment. After using . bottles I was
completely relieved and have never
had a return Of the symptoms" Why
rheumatic pains backache, swollen,
sore and stiff joints. sleep disturb
ing bladder weakness and other
symptoms OF d~isordered kidneys?
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08
Bible Thought For Today

SOURCE OF TRUE HELP:-My help cometh from
the Lord, which made heaven and earth.-Psalm 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

Always act surprised when a man
SAYS he is married and when a wom-
an says she isn't.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

Lots Of people would be poor II
they didn't owe so much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

MISS RETTA beats
Electrical Scalp and Face Massage
Derma Plasta and Bonciila Massage
Ontes hours. Non- Wed. Fri. 1o-so-s o. n
Tusa- rhurs. Sat- 10 3o-s v. m
Board OF Trade Bldg. Room z1l
lRhone 1874 Perth Amboys N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

You can't accuse John DIS grand
daughter OF marrying for money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

Poets are born and some are sh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

In June. the seven wonders OF
the world are: Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

las a wise man who sends his
wife on his vacation.
A swell neighborhood Is where
you have TO veal your shoes 10 sit
out on the front porch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-08

About 5000 matches are lighted
every second In the Y. q. OF which
about 1000 are borrowed.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
.SOV|ETSP|.AN GALA
ANNIVERSARY. .EEI:E
Demonstrations to Cover En-.
tire Realm Taken From Ke.
rensky Five Years Ago.
By the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
PETROGRAD, November 3-The
nth anniversary of the revolution
which swept the soviets into power
will be celebrated throughout Russia
greater splendor than anything of
the kind yet attempted by the
bolsheviks. -
Next Tuesday. the fifth anniversary
of the day the bplsheviks captured the
leaders Of the Kerensky regime in the
Winter Palace. denominations will
be held. in every city and town in
soviet Russia Orders have been
issued that every house and building
must fly a red flag at least a yard
long to avoid arrest and a payne mt OF
heavy fine. r.
A commission assigned the task OF
drumming up enthusiasm among the
people is busy carrying out its mis-
sion. All soviet buildings and squares
except that Of an essential public
nature. will cease next Tuesday. for
November is the most solemn of all
the communist holidays.
Congress Opens Sunday.
nc SoSict coHSTcSs, OF tnlfu inter-
rationale. which is held annually In
conjunction with the anniversary OF
the revolution. opens Sunday ir
Petrograd. After a two-day session
there the delegates will move on to
Moscow in special trains to join ir
the celebration of the soviet triumph
There will be speechmaking and
monster parades in all the large
cities of the country and the theaters
In Moscow will present special per.
formances for the delegates to the
congress and their friends. The con.
gress will continue it's sessions ir
Moscow for week
While the delegates are there
ground will be broken, for a new
park, to be known as Lenin Square
and corner stone will be laid for q
monument to be erected on the spo,
where an attempt was made tc
asSaSsinate the soviet premier
Evening star., 1922-11-03
SIX HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
EL0PEMENT PACT FAILS
One Couple Apprehended, While
Others Are Stranded After Flee
ing Hundreds Of Miles.

BY the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. November a.
An elopement pact between six local
high school pupils ended disastrously
when one of the couples was appre-
hended by officials In Bloomington. ILL.,.
and the others became stranded in
Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Alice Morehouse, aged sixteen.
and Lavan Cunningham. eighteen years
old. were returned to their homes here
after being taken in custody in Bloom
ington. According to the Morehouse
parents. their daughter told them that
five youths and five girls. all local high
school pupils, and all under eighteen,
had resolved to run away and be mar
ried, but that only six OF them went.
All the parties to the pact we're to have
met in Kansas City. Robert johnson.
and Mabel Cartwright left together and
with them were Glenn Cunningham, q
brother Of Lavan, and Miss Mary Zufall.
Young johnson telegraphed his father
for money. saying the party was
stranded in Kansas City. Relatives OF
the young couples Immediately left for
that city to bring them back.
Miss Morehouse and Lavan Cunning
Evening star., 1922-11-03
SAYS JAPAN WOULD.
KEEP PEOPLE HOME
Geneva Delegate Declares
Industrial Development
Will Aid Empire.
ny WILLIAM e. NASH.

By "1LLkAM 6ss NAo"'
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily v
I. Copyright. 1877.
GENEVA. November 3.-The general
opinion in the United States that ia
pan Is badly overcrowded and badly
in need of field for emigration Is re-
futed by Noringa Akamatsu. the Sec
ond Japanese government delegate to
the international labor conference in
Geneva The japanese government,
he says, has refrained from encourag-
Ing emigration because it knew that
Japanese settlers were unwelcome In
California. Canada and elsewhere.
Japan, Mr.. Akamatsu claims. can
absorb her rapidly increasing popuia-
tribution in the Japanese empire IT.
self. and by the erection Of a huge
Industrial structure on the model Of
the British Isles.
1.-THE chauvinist stories we some
time read in the American newspapers
South America are ridiculous exag-
Today. Gas i shall explain to the con-
ference here. there are scarcely 5000
Japanese, citizens in Mexico at this
time. and there are not more than
1000 in South America. Brazil is
the only overseas country to which
our emigration is still continuing.
and even there the annual quota often
does not exceed 1000. The largest
Japanese colony in any foreign coun-
try is that in southern Manchuria.
which amounts, perhaps, to 10000
souls. 1t is there and in Mongolia and
Siberia that our future field of emf
grafton lies"
With regard to California Mr.. Aka
matsu said Japan had now accepted
exclusion as a fact. and objected only
to the law forbidding Japanese to own
property in that state.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
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Evening star., 1922-11-03
MISSION COSTS s145,ooo.
By tAs Associated fress.
NANuA November 3.-The mis-
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Evening star., 1922-11-03
FINDS 5000 ILLEGALLY
REGISTERED FOR VOTING
Special Attorney Declares That
Number in Brooklyn without
] = Right to Ballot.

NEW YORK. November a.-Grover n.
Moscewit3. special deputy attorney gen.
eral. following the arraignment today OF
four men In Brooklyn on charges OF
fraudulent registration. declared that at
least 5000 men who have been convicted
Of crimes which deprive them OF the
right Of suffrage have registered to vote
In this city next Tuesday.
Three of the men arratgned. Mr.s MOS
cowits said, had prison records, and in
yestigations have shown. he stated. that
many more ex-convicts are on the lists
Of eligible voters.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
PLANE CRASH FATAL TO ONE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, November g.
c. w. Womble. Vanderbilt University
student of Ell Paso, Tex, was killed
and Ted Clark Livingston. Tennessee.
was injured when an airplane in
which they were riding crashed. four
teen miles from Nashville, Clark. a
civilian flying student, was plotting
the plane when it crashed. He will
recover. Officials at Blackwood Field
warned both men, who are civilians,
against flying, condemning the plane
as unfit for service.
A radio slot machine is now being
developed by an eastern manufacturer.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
KILLS His OWN BROTHER.
Slayer Says Victim Boosted Of De.
ine Father Of Formers Children.

~ SBoO1 VI 1VX&&S04 = S4AASSAAVA
oKIAAHo1GA CITY. Okla, Novem-
bsr C-w. c. Bowen, printer. was
shot and killed hero last night by
his brother. A. 4. Bowen.
1T was the first time I had seen
him since he made the boast that he
was the father Of my children" the
slayer told oficials after he was
taken to the county Jail.
W. c. Bowen was shot down Just
a. he stepped from q passenger train
in custody Of deputy sherin. who
was bringing him back to Oklahoma
City to face q charge OF wife aban-
donment. Four shots were hred into
the body He died instantly.
For several hours the slayer re-
fused to reveal his identity or to
us the man dead?' he asked.
Whom onicials answered Yes" he
said:
;'well, that's all I want to know.
I fred the shots"
Evening star., 1922-11-03
Break Chest Colds
uah Red Pepbers

Ii ASE your tight, aching chest.
- Stop the pain. Break up the
4 congestion. Feel a bad cold
y loosen up in just a short time.
I Red Pepper Rub" is the cold
remedy that brings the quickest
D relief. 1t cannot hurt you and
! cit certainly seems to end the
' tightness and drive tie conges-
ton and soreness right out.
\ When heat penetrates right,
y down into colds, congestion, ach-
ing muscles and sore,, stiff joints,
4 relief comes at once.
|, Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Rub for colds, backache, sore
muscles, stiff neck, lumbago, or
the pains of rheumatism or neu-
! ritis, you feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes the congested
spot is warmed through and
/, through. When you are suffer-
ing so you can hardly get about,
!, just get a jar OF Rowles Red
a Pepper Rub, made from
. red peppers, at amy drug
- the quickest re-
Evening star., 1922-11-03
GIRL browns SELF IN RIVER.

CHICAGO. November AFTER
drawing a stocking over her head. to
hide the sight Of the water, fourteen
year -old Julia GIRLS ended her life by
jumping into the Chicago river. The
police declared she 10 the youngest
suicide on their records.
Evening star., 1922-11-03

sion on Philippine independence
ernment funds, according to the sec
retary's report submitted to the
tnSulAf auditor.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
pANAMA OBSERVES HoI1pAY.

PANAMA, November 3.-All work
was suspended in Panama and In the
Panama Canal Zone today in cele-
brAtion of Panama's Independence
Evening star., 1922-11-03

The" human eye 10 only capable OF re-
ceiving ten impressions per second.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
TRAILING U. S. SUSPECT.

E1-ooIu1ef SouEht " Ge1mAn 70.
lice for Stabbinx Ex-omcer.
PARIS, November 3-The German
police have announced that they are
on the trail Of an American ex-soldier
named Frank johnson. suspected by
last Saturday night on ]. A. Sourwine,
former major in the United States
Army. according to the Mayence cor
respondent OF Le Journal. Maj. Sour
wine was stabbed and robbed on an
express train between Coblens and
Frankfort. He is recovering from
Evening star., 1922-11-03

ham, on the way 70 Btoomingtcn, drew
UP and signed Q marriage contract. IN
should have . divoroS in stx months Il
they deArod Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
PROGRAM COMPLETE
FOR MERRY WH|RL

The final portion Of the program
for the Merry Whirl of 1922"
which will be given at the Play
house next week. was announced by
the Junior Board OF Delaware Hos
pital today 1t embraces "Katinka,
Music Box Travesty," the Dance
of the Flappers." Streets Of Paris"
number of epeciaities, and the
final Come Along" Participants viii
be as follows:
"Katinka. a Music Box Travesty:"
"Katinka." Miss Elinor Thompson: ::
| The Father" Edwin Thomas; The
Mother" Miss Isabelle Wales.
Animated Advertisements: J. r.
represented by Miss Elizabeth Pat
terson and Mrs. Edward NJ
Hopes, Jr: Pyle Market. Miss
Sarah Townsend: Millard's Dress
Shop. Miss Elinor Thompson. Miss
Laura Amory. Mrs Edward b
Whitman. Jr: du Pont Pyralin, Miss
| Louise Stirling.
Dance OF the Flappers." assem-
bled by Miss Elinor Yandegrift
Miss Mary Marvel. Charles W. Bak-
er. Jr.; Miss Alice Candee. Alfred
v du Pont: Miss Elizabeth Holiday
! Harry Evans: Miss Elinor Vande-
grift. Joseph Hopes; Miss Rather
inc Armstrong, John Garrett; Mrs
Alfred w. Armstrong, Alfred w
Armstrong, Miss Jane Marvel. vii
lard Speakman. Intermission 10 minute
XIV
The Streets of Paris-"Thre,
Musketeers." Morris Whiteside. I'd
George 81 Capelle, Jr., Willard
Springer, Jr.; Queen of the Moulr
Rouge" Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond.
-. Attendants: Miss Wilmington,
Miss Adele Senft; Miss Paris" Mis-,
Hazel Senft.
Apache Dance. Miss Norma Bow
, en-. Clarence Blair; Miss Marie 81
mon. Dudley Gray; Miss Sarah Gu
, lick, Jack Carroll; Miss Mar,
: Shields. Clement Alexander; Mis-
Grace Layfeld. Mervyn Lafferty
!; Miss Margaret Gulick, Harry Baylis
, / MISS tdtner1ne hurlZ, OeIdplal1l
, Turner: Mrs. James Chandler, Jr
James Chandler, Jr.
The Temple Male Quartette: J
, Frank Ayers, B. G. Strickla nc
, Frank II. Mason. George McHugh.
"El Relicario." a French tango
assembled by Miss Katherine Arm
, strong; Miss Elinor Vandegrif
= Richard Morgan; Miss Elizabet
Holiday. Willard Speakman; Mis-
Katherine Armstrong, Alfred du
q Pont; Miss Anne Garrett. John Gar
rett; Mrs. Alfred w. Armstrong, AL
, fred w. Armstrong; Miss Paulin
q du Pont, Joseph Hopes; Mrs. Clark
2 son Taylor. Harry Evans; Miss Jan
q Marvel Samuel Davis.
/ Dance Eccentrique, fox trot, Mis-
Sarah Gulick and Jack Carroll
song. THE Whichness Of the What
ness" Miss Mary Shields and Dud
+ ley Gray; song. Mr.. Gallagher an
Mr.. Shean." Alfred V. du Pont an
Charles w. Baker. Jr.; song, Com
G Along" Finale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
MYST|FY RADIO FANS
OF THIS VICINITY
Radio installation Company
Uses Small Station Modelled
After One Of Largest.

The radio loving public OF this
city and section have been greatly
mystlf,cd during the past few days
BY the Radio Installation Company,
1901 Ta,nall street. This has been
accomplished by means OF the use Of
a sending plant, modelled after one Of
the largest broad casting stations in
the world. on a small scale.
For the past few nights this plant
has been tested on a 20o-meter wave
length, which Is an unusually low
wave length for sending stations. OF
which this plant is a small rcproduc-
ion. The modulation Is unusually
clear FOR such a short wave length.
One testing station OF the local flrm
reported almost perfect modulation
and that Il compared with that OF
stations operating in far-distant cit
les. The Radio Installation Company
has shut down it's Transmitting sta
tion pending the receipt OF COM
mercial broadcasting station license
and the erection Of antennae required
for broadcastlng on 3s0 meters.
IL Is the intention OF the firm in a
short time to secure local talent 10
provide entertainment for the radio
public Of this section. This will In
clude interesting talks as we'll as
various musical selections. Governor
Dcnney is expected TO make an ad-
dress on the night the station Is open
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
SMELLING Of FARWELL
|. HOME CLOSED INCIDENT
Negligent Second Lieutenant
Blamed for Bombarding OF
Chicago Suburb.

Chicago. Oct. 2s--The name of the
second lieutenant rc&ponsible for the
blunder which resulted IN the shellin&
OF the Far-well- Mccormick estates at
Lake Forest Wednesday. Will not be
made public. Brigndier- General Nose
ley. commandant at Fort Sheridan an
nounced yesterday.
General Mcseley in refusing TO di-
vulge the officers name said he had
a previous record for efficiency, al
though he had been grossly negli-
gent in the target practice.
The firing was stopped by a tele-
phone cali from Mrs. J. V. Farwell
who said one OF the projectiles passed
over her head and hit in ravine,
while a second passed over her house
near the ether estates. To General
Moseley she expressed sympathy for
the young lieutenant when informed
OF the investigation and said that SO
far as she was concerned the shelling
OF Lake Forest was closed incident