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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
LEAGUE
GAMES TONIGHT

AaLHEH
Two important county league
struggles are scheduled for tonight,
nae-a GonAh auS saav vshes
In this city The games viii put
two Perth Amboy rivals teams for
league honors in action, but not
pitted against each other. The card
for tonight reads as follows:
Sewarens VS.. Puritans, at Kozusko
hall.
Riversiaes v. c-rescslss, ~ South
River.
Interest eenters around both, but
more particularly the Riverside
Crescent game 1t will bring to-
gether two acknowledged c~ontenders
for league honors on a court strange
to both quintets. The Creseents
have accepted Washington hall
court, South River, as their home
court during the league season. or
until their new club house and GYM
nasium is rornn1atef The Tire
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
M rHIs rOWN.

Don't you wish o have a portrait
painted of some dear person or a
child?
Here is an opportunity to get a
very good portrait painted from a
photo. by an artist, who made great
and long study of this art, and has
over 20 years experience in success
full p~ertraisure In europe and In this
country. The arti-t will paint for
you your portraits in this town as
good as you a get in Paris or
Munich, paying many hundreds OF
dollars. For portraits from photo
the price is now $1,000 and up ac-
eording to the size.
Please make appointments by let
ter. The artist will be glad to see
you in your or HI, pace as the ap-
.pointmen may be.
Address
f. II. BOGDAN,
203 Market Street,
City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
kREISCHER To
HAVE A TEAM
to Put Out Fast
Quintet Soon.

H. A. w. Kreischer, formerly
manager and coach of the Totem
vile A. c., expects to place a very
fast quintet on the courts around
these parts before the winter season
sets in. He was interviewed last
night by a NEWS sporting writer
and admitted it is his intention Of
either putting a team on the court
in this section or manage a New
York quintet. He has already ac-
cepted offers from Settlement houses
in Manhattan and is bnsfly engaged
every day instructing his young
pupils. Mr.. Kreischer is coaching
the Flying Five, q junior Tottenville
aggregation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

town boys are not familiar with the
Washington hall surroundings and
As@ ~sa1a1e Aa..issstaAnSapaisasAt ha
Interesting. Hickey, a Marion play
err, win probably start at a forward
position for the Riversides. AL
though his name has not been add
ed to the eligible list by the league
managers, Manager Junker. OF the
Cresnents, has agreed to the substf-
tution. hickey takes the place OF
S. Sarokin. who is now PERSONA
o grata' with the "Rfvfas."
Judging by past performances,
there is nothing to 1t In the Se-I
waren-Puritan game but the latter
team. The Puritans have q fast
quintet-equal to any In the county
and expect no trouble In defeating
the club which bowed so hunably to
the Rfversides. But you never can
tell. The sporting world Is full of
Srrrprises these davss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
MUST PUT Up
OR SHUT Up
AmboY Wanderers After Mon
ey of Odd Men.

1t Is probable the Odd-Men win
nave to crawl under cover or show
the color Of their coin. Jack Welt
zen, manager OF the Anlboy Wan
derers, is out hunting for Joe Bia-
lott, who caused to be put In tho
EVENING NEWS q def to the Ans
boy Wanderers from the camp az
the Odd-Men. incidentally. the den
a attached to it a wager for $50.
Time will tell, which side Is talking.
Weitzen will meet Billott tonight
and endeavor to come to some un-
Outstanding as to the roster of tho
Odd-Men. The Wanderers are Will
ing to play, but want to know what
they + stacking UP against before
letting loose of their good coin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
PRESS CLUB TO
TACKLE 7. A. G.
Game Likely in TottenyiIIe
Early IN January.

Who was it that said. bad newa.
travels fast, and good news slow IN
proportion?" Let him keep silence
henceforth! The fame OF the Preas
Club has travelled across the sound
and has nestled in the breast Of the
manager of the TottenviIie A. c..
Willis Larkin. He wants to book d
game with the Perth Amboy news-
papermen.
Manager L4arkin has all dates
booked zip until January, but It Is
highly probable a match between
the Press Club and the T. Al. G. VIII
be played shortly after New Years.
In the event Of such a game It will
be played in the X. of P. hall, Tot
tenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

the defensive strength of the whole
team. On the other hand, the West
Pointers are one Of the most evenly
balanced teams of the year. Their
line Is one of the strongest of the
season. The Army men expect much
of Fullback Dean, who scored a
touchdown against Yale and later
kicked the goal. He is ranked BY
experts as one of the best fullbacks
IN the game this season. The two
teams have met fifteen times during
the past sixteen years, there being
no battle in 1909. The Army mer
have won eight contests, while the
NAVY men have CAPTURED sever The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
interesting Race.

The Cholo Indians Of Peru are a
simple. docila paopls. although semi
savage In the remoter districts. They
have the usual characteristics Of
naounfaineera. poeticai temperament.
tiH9aa ~sts melancholy --e tainted
vita superstition. They are extreme
ly hardy and courageous a ChoIo
Will make long and fatiguing teurneys,
sustaining altogether from foad FOR
days at = time. sustained alsnost Sole
Iy by the cocoa lsaves. which are
ehewed in the sazne q as shs
KaHars OF South Africa eat sAe koEa
nut ander similar clFeumsfanses-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

Philadelphia, Nov. 22-The Array
and Navy men are ready for their
annual battle. to be played here on
Franklin field November 25. The
game promises to be n of the most
exciting of the year. The teams are
evenly matched, and both have clean
states. The Annapolis men are the
favorites owing to the fine balance
OF their team aud their readiness for
amy sort or foorDHTf. captain DaI-l
toms splendid pinting ability is
counted upon greatly, as well as the
fast charging of the line men and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
AnVILS WILL
CROSS RIVER
Play Neptunes at South
AmboY Friday Night.

Here comes the Anyils again. The
Anvil Club will play at South Am
boy Friday night against the strong
Neptune A. c., of that place, and
will strive hard for a victory. The
Anvils are a bunch of fast men,
picked up for out of town games,
and very able to give a good account
Of themselves. The Neptunes, OF
the olher hand. have perfected feam
work and going the pace that means
victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
GAME To
Be ON NOVEMBER so

1t is very probable a basketball
game will be played at the Audi
forum Thanksgiving Day afternoon.
The Auditorium management will
bring a New York junior team here
to represent the city against a junior
aggregation to be secured by II. A..
w. K~reischer, formerly manager and
coach of the Tottenyille A. G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

probable lineup of the two elevens
will be: Army--left end, Drake;
eft tackle, Devore; left guard, Arm
old; center, Walmsley; right guard,
Huston; right tackle, Littlejohn;
light end, @Gillespie; quarterback,
Hyatt; right halfback, Macdonald;
eft halfback, Hodgson; fullhack,
Dean. Nayy-left end, Hamilton;
left tackle, Brown; left guard,
Wakeman; center, Weems; right
saard, Howe; right tackle, Redman;
light end, GIlchrist. quarterback,
5ewell; left baifback, Dalton; right
iaIfback, McReavey; fullback,
poae9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
'STICKERS BEATEN BY
THE AMIClTlA TEAM
s,...ss.s % .As xvsMINa Mxwa.

West new DE4Snton, .. l., NOV.
Zl:-AR a. AniiciG4a Aesoelaelons Oh
rlcdsant Flatls, aeleatea lAe oGlch-
els, Oh Inla pace, +la Two games out
VI Lnlee Iaol nlsnt IA ene ALI
oJaten Island bow4ing Leasue Ine
yisllors G the urst Two s~nles anu
losl the secona Wy sesen pans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
HAND DEFEAT
TO MARINERS
Richmond Borough Win Two
Out of Three.

Mariners Harbor, 8. T., Nov. 20:
Richmond borough, No. 2, defeat
ed the Mariners Harbor bowling
team here last night in two games
out of three The visitors won the
first and last. The match was rolf
ed in the AlI-Staten Island Bowling
League tournament.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
NEPTUNE A. G.
GETS ANOTHER
Defeat Sterling A. A. of
South River 34-25.

south Ambey, NOV. 22:--Another
victory was added to the string OF
the Neptune A. G. last night, when
they defeated the Sterling A. A.,
of South River, by the score of 81
TO 25 The game was played on the
Columbia hall court, this place and
proved interesting throughout The
terlings are a county league aggre-
CATION. There was no preliminary
game, as the Ooaks cancelled with
Neptune Juniors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

NUIKlE
All persons concerned may take
notice that the subscriber, executor
ETC.. of Catherine Feeney. deceased,
intends to exhibit his anal account
to the orphans Court for the County
of Midd1ssex, on Friday, the twenty
second day Of December. 1911, at 10
a. NJ, 10 tha term Of December
1911, cor settlement and allowance;
the sans being GrsE audited and
sssted by the surrogate
Dated November II, 1911
THOMAS FEENEYs
Executor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
LINE > ssses TIPS

And the Riversides lead the
league. THE king Is dead; long live
the king!"
Although a very exciting game.
victory was Al no time within grasp
OF the Marion FIVE. Methinks II such
had been the case Pick Mullen
would v have left go.
1t was a pretty battle between
Schwartz and Reynolds, the rival
eenters. They are, without excep-
ton, the best men at the pivot posi-
fion around these diggings.
They almost made q bet last night.
Somebody in the crowd waved $40
on the Riversides TO beat the Puri-
tana, and it was covered with $40
more. The "Riyies't hacker didn't
turn tall. but put up another yellow
back. Then, think of Il, friends OF
both parties interviewed and persuad-
ed the excited bettors to take their
money back.
And they did {sposlsd q good
storyl.
Hawk" Kreiecher, Of Tottenvilie
fame. visited us last night and look
ed ever the Marlrn@ and HtveTsidss
with the eye of q man that knows
Es Ilkea the playing OF Reynolds,
sehaufg and MeCreery.
hickey will probably play agaiast
the Cregcents tonight for the River
sides in the county feague. schantz
will sit ga che side lsnes, s20nx with
paT s&aala 81 a 8pEanAsa guard
an Ills hesa@ court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
RESERVES WANT GAMES.

Tottenville, s. l., Nov. 22:-rhe
T~ottenville Reserves, or second
team, wish games with out Of town
q~uintets. They will travel for a
fair sized guarantee. Address AL
fred Fisher, Main street, Totem
vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
TO SEE GiME FROM SKY.

Atwood VIII FLY Over Yais-E.arvard
Football Players
Boston, Nov. 22.-Harry ". Atwood
the Roxbury aviator. plans to witness
the Harvard Yale football game from
the vantage point OF the skies. c~irclina
over the gridiron in hts Burgess Wright
biplane while the contest Ia In prog
ress. He performed q similar feat
while che Harvard-Yaie boat race was
In progress st New Londen in June.
carrying the mayor OF that city e- pas
senger down the Thames river course.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR CADETS.

Army Team viii Preeeds Hocters TO
Navy Game.
West Point. N, r.. Nov. 2.-The
Army team leaves for Philadelphia
Friday morning with y squad OF some
forty men. and the corps Of cadets will
cav for the game Saturday morning
via special train. AS usual the bat
TALON of cadets viii leave immediately
after the game and will have their
meals en- route.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
G0RDES AND NELSON
To FIGHT On S. |.
spsysa. 10 me EVENING NEWS.

Rosebank, &. l.. Nov. 22:--Andy
Cordes and Frank Nelson. two Man
haitian boys. will face each other in
the ten round bout Of the Liberal
"A. c.. Saturday night. 1t will be
the star bout of the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

Two lively teams battled In the
junior preliminary contest. The
Iroauois defeated the lowly Prince
tons by the of 20 to Is, but not
until the Troquois camp had enjoyed
one OF the biggest scares of the year.
BY their victory the froauois move
a trife nearer the league leaders and
a defeat last night certainly would
have hampered their chances. The
P~rincetons have not won a game,
but last nights exhibition was far
from disgraeeful. The score:
Iroquois cay Prineetons (fS}
e. Mullins Fiigen
Thomas 80. Christensen, Williams
forwards
G. Mullins Jeojer
centre
Foley christensen
HolZhe1mer ........... sullivan
guards
81 Al 1911 n A xG -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
FAST SOCCER TEAM
OF ROOSEVELT LOSES

Reports from Roosevelt would In
dictate they have a fast soccer foot
ball team at that place. The
Roosevelt lads went to Newark Sum
day afternoon and were defeated by
the Sheffields of that place. They
put up such an improved game over
their first appearance the Newark
newspapers had many words OF
praise for the Carteret team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

Field goals-E. Mullins ca,
Thomas (2), c. Mullins (2), Foley,
Holzheimer (2), Fiigen az, Chris
Hansen (2), Sullivan. Foul goals
Thomas (2), Fiigen ca. Referee,
ToSenh Rillott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

The EVENING NEWS mas tina
argest circulation In the county
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22
SCORE IN
GAME WITH MARIONS
Now Hold First Place in Senior Bas-
ketbaIl League -Marions Put Up
Hard Fight Score 25-l7.

left guard
Field goals-McCreery (2). Allen
f6), Burns (3), Schwartz ca,
Smith, Hickey, Mullen. Foul goals
-McCreery (3), Schwartz 90.
Referee, DR.. Feldman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-22

Read the classified advertisements
snr re-ns insa~Sst 70 ell
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Southern RAILWAY.

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For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile, New Or
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Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Birmng
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pm. daily and 4:se pm. week days. Frequent
trains to and from Blueriont.
4. s BROWN General Agent.
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RAILROADS.

Chesapeake Beach Railway.
Schedule Of excursion trains to and from
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, effective July 1. 1911.
Subject to change without notice
MONDAYS 10 FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
Going-Leave District Line $50. 1890. IL 80
am, 2:80, $40 7:46 pm.
Rsturnine-Leave the BeaoA 0:S6 am. $780,
BIO. 600. 500. 1000 pm.
SATURDAYA
Going-Leave District Line $50. 1870. II :S0
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Returnfng-LAave the Beach 6:a6 an. l2:00.
2:IO, 600 500, 600 1000 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going-Leave District Line $50. O:00. 1880
an, Zoo, 800. 500 7:45 pm.
Returning-Lsave the Beach TOO An. $780,
2:lO 600 500. 900. 1000 pm
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FUR SAJEr-
HOMES YOU WILL APPRECIATE IN A
LOCATION THAT'S IDEAL.
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The best constructed and handsomest
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beam ceiling in dining room: beauti-
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and cheerful. with trunk closet In
each room: kitchen and buffers pan
tries: double back porches: large con-
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lights. most expensive lighting hx-
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two paved alleys and plenty room for
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and 1t will pay you TO see them. Open
daily and lighted In evening until 10
O'Clock.
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FOR sALE-EI.EGANI GROOM MoDERN
A. b. CAMPBELL, 616 14th NV.
FOR sALE-I753 ST. NV: ROOMS AND
bath: brick; hot-water heat. Price reasonable
G. A. MADDOX. Room 316. Columbian bldg.
416 9th st.
FOR SALE-TREMENDoUs sACRIFICE. q. $50.
3-STORY. IO-ROOM DWELLING.
LOT 18x115 TO PAVED ALLEY.
LOCATED IN SQUARE IMMEDIATELY AID.
JOINING CAPITOL GROUNDS. MUST BE
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r. L. RUST. 400 H ST NV.
on col. HGTS. 3211 18TH ST. NV. MOD
ERN. SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE. 10 ROOMS.
BATHS. IN GOOD CONDITION. ATTRACT
I'VE ARRANGEMENT and WELL BUILT.
Fl. L. RrsT. 400 ST NV
FOR E-BEAUT1FUL s-ROOM AND ATTIC
mousse PH Mfi. IS sAeER. e7 7is 18th . st.
FOR SALE-wILL SELL MY sROOM HOUSE.
with all modern conveniences: large attic:
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building. on easy terms. Address Box 221,
Star office.
FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW 2-STORY AND
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tiled bath: hardwood finish: hot-water heat;
large cellar. ceiled with lath and plaster, con-
tains fruit and vegetable closet: paint and pa
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foot alley in rear. Was built by one of the
hest builders in city: is excellently located.
three blocks from Soldiers Home grounds
Price. 1878. Suitable terms arranged. Worth
easily $500 $500 more. Owner about to
move s away from city reason for making saeri-
ises. 825 Kenyon st. NV. or Room p. Equity
building: phone Main 1898.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

The Standard Railroad OF the South"
Notice.-Tfme Of departures and connections
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Seaboard Air Line RY.

1905 AM DAILY-'-Seaboard Fasl Aallss
Through coaches and Pullman slsepery 10 6svap.
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to Tampa. Through sleeper to AtlentA. Dining
car.
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Pullman steel electric lighted sfeepes to Ssvan.
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Ticket once. 1z1s New York ave. NV.
e. A. HARDWOOD. C.T.A. G. 2. PHILLIPS D.P.A.
q. B. RYAN q. p. A., Portsmouth, Va.
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CEDAR CROFT,

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Located on the river front in the residential
section, about half a mile south Of excursion
wharf; splendid for families and those wishing
a quiet place; handsome grounds with plenty OF
and boat; artesian water; good table; gas light
ed house homclike and neat. You VIII nnd
Colonial Beach compares favorably with other
IF YOU REALLY WANT TO REST. GO DOWN
to Cane Henry Va. where the air is pure.
nights cool good surf bathing and only 10
minutes from the famous Lynnhaven fishing
grounds Write The Sea Breeze for rates.
D. w wASHBURN. Owner and Prop.
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West River COTTAGE

Situated directly on the river. Salt water bath
ing. boating, fishing and dancing free. Plenty
Of shade. For further particulars apply GEO.
q. PLACaDE. Galoway's P. O.. A. A. Co.. Nd
OCEAN CITY, MD,
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A plague OF fieas is upon the fashion.
able western half OF Richmond, Va. &C.
ccrdtng to complaints coming from a
dozen different neighborhoods. Most OF
them are from the select Lee ward dis.
trict
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.

THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
and the public that the Humphries cottage
will. be opened for the season July l. 1911.
For rates apply to Mrs. ". D. HUMPHREYS.
Colonial Beach, Va. o
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FOR RENT-SUMMER PLACES.

COTTAGE CONTAINING 5 ROOMS SUIT
able for family or party Wishing to spend
summer near Blue Ridge mountains. Could
get nrst-class table board a few steps away or
could housekeep. Rent cheap. For particulars
address Box =. Delaplane. Va.
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FOR RENT-FOR DRUG STORE OR orHER
business purpose. southwest corner New DER
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intersection % Florida avenue and New Jer-
sey avenue lines OF the best bust
corners in the city, will alter and re-
model 70 suit tenant. For particulars ad-
dress owner. Room :. Warder bldg. corner 9th
and T sis NV Teephone Main 1923.