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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
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aead The Dsrr Gate city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
PERSONALS.

Mrs Heary Meyers mss gene to st
Louts 70 visit with the family Of her
son. William Meyers.
Dr. 7. A HartleY of Warsaw visited
in the city last evening with his pa
rsnis. Dir. and hrs. C. ". Hartley.
s12 Exchange street.
MIS- George s Fuller. Of Buffalo. X.
y. r visiting Chas. u Fuller and
family. 1902 Concert.
Miss Collins. who has been speak-
Ing = the churches Of the STATE In.
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ished UP al the state meeting al Web
ster City and VIII be IN .zeokaE Nom
Gag for 3 visit
Il &. Williams mss returned from
trip of several days IN Lee and
Hancock counties.
Mrs E. ]. Hall Of Dssrana, Illinois
has returned home after a visit y
Keoguk
DR.. and Mrs. O. P. Tsrsch OF GfasFq
vile, la. are visiting with tha form;
eris parents. Mr.. ant Mrs f. G. Ulrico
OF 22T North Ninth stree
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
Fnr Har Sintnr.

Complimentary to her sitser, Miss
Lillian conman. Mrs. Charles Pike
gave very attractive afternoon re-
ception today from to O'Clock in
her home on Lee street Mrs. Pike
and Miss CoRman were assisted in
receiving the guests by Miss Lucy
CofEman, OF Bridgeport, and Miss
Margaret Clark.
The floral decorations Of the rooms
were wild flowers, vines and greenry
Mrs. R. e Groves assisted through
the rooms. which had for its decora-
tons golden rod and asparagus vines,
A delicious salad supper was served.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. Hugh Jar
Wis, who was assisted in serving the
guests by Mrs. Henry Reeder, Mrs.
S. E. Hess, and Misses Helen and
Irene Knox. The punch bowl was
presided over by Mrs. Cecil TowIes
and Misses Mario nand Grace Flow
ers. ute number. of guests called
during the hours of the reception.
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SOCIAL
daaaonnaasaa1aaaneaI
Beautiful Card Party,

Mrs. Virgil Highland gave a beau
ifully appointed card party this af-
ternoon in her handsome home on
East Main street, honoring Mrs. Ern-
est Yates, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Stuart F. Reed, of Charleston. Upon
the arrival of her guests, ices were
served in the dining room by Mrs.
Samuel Harrison, Mrs. Harvey Smith
and Miss Garrard. assisted by Miss
Frances Curtin and Miss Genevieve
Harrison. Mrs. Bland Branhon pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Later nine
tables were scattered through the
large and spacious rooms, at which
progressive euchre was played until
5 o'clock. The floral decorations of
the attractive round table In the din
ing room was a large mound of var
iegated sweet peas and greenery.i
While boquets of sweet peas were
pleasingly arranged through the
rooms.
Among those included on the guest
list besides the guests Of honor, Mrs.
Yates and MIS-, Reed. were Mrs. Bland
u
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Wedding Annfversnrx.

Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Bennett, OF
View street, were given a happy
surprise last evening at their home
by a number of their friends who
gathered to help them celebrate
their seventh wedding anniversary.
The affair was cleverly arranged
and was a complete surprise to the
honored couple. Games OF various
kiads were played and very tempt
ing refreshments were served. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.
Latta. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Ppton
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
West. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Gahagen, Miss
Alice saas, OF elarksburg; Mr.. Don
of Psrkersburg; and Mr..
H. T. Heuring, OF Rochester, Pa
Fairmont Times.
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Brannong 1ifss a.Ttsgrd. Mss Smith
Mrs. Arthur X. Thorn, Mrs. Harvey
f. smith, Hd55ss 1EFlrlr Dennlson. MIS-
samuel Harrison. MRS Norval b.
McCarty, Mrs Godfrey, Mrs. Charles
Smiley, Mrs. Tracey Martin, Miss
Wilson. Mrs. Burton Bailey. Mrs.
Earl Travis. Mrs. Lyle Smith, Mrs
Arthur Boggess, Miss Koblegard. MISS
Shur, Of Michigan; Mrs. Albert W.
Rapp. Miss Grace Duncan. Mrs. Her
bert Brooks, Mrs. Melgs Bartlett;
Miss Mason, Of virginia; the Misses
Freeman. Mrs. Robert Wilson, Of
Pittsburg; Mrs. Frederick Stathers,
Mrs. Edward Wehner, Mrs. Charles
Furbee, Mrs Homer Jackson, Mrs
Benjamin F. Thompson, Mrs. Homer
Williams Mrs. Mansfield Neely, Of
Fairmont, Mrs. william L, Gepper::s
Miss Harrison and Miss Curtin.
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SYRIAN FAMILY
Is Located Through the Eff
forts of the State Depart
ment at Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 90
Abraha Cassis. a Charleston Syrian,
has been assured OF the safety of a
number of his relatives who started
from Syria on tickets he had sent
them, intending to go direct to
Charleston, but who have not ar
wed. when several weeks elapsed
after the family should have
reached Charleston. Cassis appealed
for assistance in locating them. The
czse was carried to the state depart
ynent and kilograms were sent to-
AIarseilles, whence the party should
h ave sailed. The American counsel
,aere was directed to spare no
pains to locate the family, to report
their condition anu to supT.T them
with all necessary money ON guar
nntee.
The case had hardly been taken
up with the consul at MarseiIlesi
when caBlegram was received
,tatlne that one 81 the family isl
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BIG ENGINES
Are Ordered Made for Its
Roads by the Baltimore
and Ohio Co.

BALTIMORE. Md. July 2o-rhe
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
placed an order with. the, American
Company for ten Mallet
fright locomotives weighing 46O,-
pounds each, and similar in design
to the ten engines of this type re-
Gently delivered to- the road. The
Mullet engines are for use on the
divisions OF the Baltimore
and Ohio, and a completion of this
asst order viii equip the road with
.wenty-one of these big engines.
me order calls Tor deITrefY within
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
FIT TEEN
Successfully Pass the En-
banners Examination
Held at Fairmont.

Fifteen applicants out Of a class of
sixteen passed the animation az the
State Board for EUihalncrs, which
was held al 'airml1nt the latter part
of last week and were awarded certi-
fIcHtes granting them the right TO
prat tice their profession in the state.
The successful applicants were: Mrs.
n. g. Bartlett, Grafton: Frank II.
FFucy. Manningtoln; j. d. Thomas.
ClendepIn; T.. s. EstlacI Wallace; Il.
Il. Grissel, Moundsville: E. NJ. Mead
ows, Hinton: P. Fl. Calfee. Beckley;
ARcsazO n. Draper. Pnca llntas; Virgil
Brown MorggHtown; II. RI Thpmsss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

Oak Hill; william Pomeroy. and NJ.
L. Hartley, Elizabeth; john C. VOL
ford and r. r. Mccoy, Cumberland.
Md: J. l.. Leach, BlucAeId.
The board is made up % the fol-
lowing:
MT. o. c. Ogden. of St. Marys.
president; MIR. John Borrow. Charles
tom. secretary: Mr.. Walter Ferrell,
Huntington, treasurer; Mr.. C. II. wat
kins. Jr. Wheeling; and II. S. Thomp-
SON. Keyser, members.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
G,Iests Retn,n Homo.

Miss Netie Swisher and Miss Merl
Holt, of Fairmont, who had been
guests OF Miss Helen Gordon at
her summer home, for
the last week, returned to their
homes Thursday morning. Miss
Gordon has had Miss Henrietta Bal
ley. Miss Lola Swager and Miss
LyIa Smith as her guests during the
week in honor OF Misses swihser
and Holt.
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Married in Hotel.

In the parlor of the Annex hotel
at O'Clock Thursday morning. :.Fr.
Homer III. Laper, of Monongah, and
Miss Stella Morgan, of Fairmont,
were married by the Rev. w. NJ.
Long of the Central Christian
church. The couple will make their
home at Monongah.
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NEW PosToFFoE.

;W7All9INGTON, D. G., July go
A new postofice has been establish
ed at the mouth of Wolf creek, In
Preston county, to be known as
Erwin. No selection has been made
yet for postmaster, and it may be
some time before the Office Is
opened, unless postmaster is
named soon ..s ssss
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Dnncc Tickcts Awarded.

Miss Marie Tsawne and Mr.. Russell
wcntz were the winners of the two
IS dancing tickets given away at the
close of contest "Wednesday night at
the regular session Cf the Hoffman
Hall Dancinig Academy's advanced
class. The danI-e was largely attend
cd and well arranged program Of
music was rendered by the Cadenza
orchestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

now on the way to America, that
another had given 1T up and return
ed to Syria, while two more mem
bers of the family are being treated
in Marsellles for trochoma and will
soon be able to come on to this
country. M
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hopes ambition and destiny az o6E
own. and whose trade is far more ~
sirable than that of many times TIA
same number OF people OF any othe
race or CLINE. II insures perp6f 81
peace between the two peopIe Nj ~
the same conscientious solfettu q a-,eor
the welfare CT our people that a ris.!
mstes any senator who oipposes thS
measure, shall vote for IT'S passaFe.'.
This session has demons ira ted. son.
ator Iones asserted. that there Is
more in the name iprogresstye' than +
there is In the action of 'pF6krasi5
II the no-caIIed progressive ana Isl
oo-called standpatter are actifataf 81
the same motive and the same patris
otic purpose ne said. they are bot1i-
progressLves. and the one Is entitief
to the respect and confidence OF the
people as much as tho other. Thr
desire TO promote the Welfare Of tue
people is the real basis OF progres
sion. On this basis. venture ia
assertion. that there Is no real dlffcz.
ence among the members az tflls. IoiIss
nor atnori5 the members BE any 50,
" in this body"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
LAWN Fcte.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Duff
street United Brethren church will
hold a lawn fete this evening begin
ming at 1880 o'clock on Mrs. John
lawn. Ice cream, cake, fruit
punch and watermelon will be served.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
Mrs. INFORM to Entertain.

Mrs. Arthur K Thorn will enter
tain this evening in her home on Null
berry street from to o'clock ct
an evening reception to which the
guests are asked to meet Mrs. Stuart
F. Reed, of Charleston, and Mrs. Ern-
est Yates of Chicago.
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HOTEL MAN FALLS DEAD.

CHAR LlEsTc,N, w. va, July 90
Jack Vineyard. aged So, a hotel
keeper at Clendenin, dropped dead
while walking along Virginia street
Heart failure was the cause. He is
by a large family
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Social Tonight.

Everybody Is invited to attend the
ice cream social at the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, tonight.
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SUSANNA FoR CHILDREN
Nervous rhildEen.
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SUSANNA FOR cTIILDTtE
tolisres cEa e0IieS
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NM

soontlnuoa fro.a q. s. a.sI.
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Sizes 5 to 8, sale price. i.
Sizes 915 to II, sale pri
Sizes 1113 to 2, sale pri
Big Girls 212 to Az, sa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
BIG SALE FOR
WORLD SERIES
Demand Unprecedented -Lo-
cal Sports Have Hard Luck.

All the mall order seats for the
Worlds series. which starts tomor-
row at New York, with a game be-
tween the Giants and Philadelphia
Athletics, are sold. Several fans in
this city, DESTROYS of seeing at least
one of these all important cham
pionship games. sent mail orders TIC
the New York National League sec
rotary recently for seats at tomor-
rows game, which Is the first Of the
series. The checks and money or
ders were returned with the infor-
nation that no more mail orders
can be supplied. Hereafter the
sales of seats will be confined to
those who appear in person.
But very little betting has been
recorded in this city and vicinity
on the championship series, owing
to the scarcity of Philadelphia
money. No odds prevail, but sew
eral small bets have been placed on
the Giants to win the first game and
then a double up" with the Ath-
letics taking the small end OF a two
to one bet on the series, that is, ii
the Giants win the first game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
BASEBALL BULLETINS
FOR WORLDS SERIES
Evening News Will Give Fans First
Information While Games Are
Being Played Special Wire.
BATTLE IS TOMORROW

In keeping with the times and all
ways showing a desire to please it's
readers, the EVENING NEWS has
made complete arrangements to Sc
cure the results of the Worlds
Championship baseball games,
which start tomorrow at New York.
The winners of the National and
American Leagues, the New York
Giants and the Philadelphia Athlet-
les respectively, will fight 1T out in
a seven game series and the EVEN
ING NEWS will furnish its patrons,
by bulletins, a detail account of each
game, while 1t Is being played.
The EVENING NEWS will receive
the bulletins over the United Press
Wire. Details will be given at the
end Of every three innings. In case
extra innings r played, additional
bulletins will be received. BY this
system the EVENING NEWS will be
In a position to furnish the local
fans with an account Of each play
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
PRESS CLUB
I, IN READINESS
Expect to Make Showing
Against Riversides.

Everybody that knows anything
about basketball In this city have
ssjoshed' the members OF the Press
Club about the coming game be-
tween that team and the Riyersides,
(which is scheduled for tomorrow
reader, the members Of that now ia
mous band do not predict any ir~
rational surprises, but Just the same
Ut would be doing the right thing
by all hands IL you show UP the big
amusement place and keep your
glimmers ON the il1ustroug pencil
pushers. They are few In numbers,
but up to the present time have
managed to keep "Dave" Wilentz
and his Riversides on Uneasy Street.
Furthermore, the Press Clubs
non-participating members are
backing the team in every way, fin
ancially, If course, included. Sew
eral wagers have been made on the
outcome of the battle, with the odds
something like % to Is on the
."Rivies." The Press Club has COB
bled up two offers of this kind and
several at even money that they
wont score twenty points or more.
Another wager made was to the eff
feet the score will not be as bad as
the Riverside-Neptune game a week
ago, In which the former club was
victorious by the score of 43 to 10.
The Press Clubs middle name is
surprise"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
WANT ANOTHER
WITH NEPTUNES
Riyersides Desire Match ON
Neutral Court.

Manager David Wilentz, of the
Riversides, Of this city, is trying to
book another game with the Nep-
tune A.. G., of South Amboy. He says
inasmueh as the series stands one
game each, the odd match should be
played off as soon as possible and
the supremacy of the two clubs de-
eided. Mr.. Wilentz is in favor of the
game being played on a neutral court
and has picked, for that purpose,
Columbia hall at New Brunswick.
Douglas Fisher, the star forward
OF the ~Sayreville A. A., and known
for his athletic ability, has consented
to act as referee upon request OF the
manager OF the Riversides. 1t is
very probable the South Amboy boys
viii be allowed an official also. The
Riversides defeated the NeptuHes
last Saturday night at the Auditor
rum by the score of 43 to 10, but
lost the return game at South Am
boy Wednesday night by the G of
II to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
GOLDBERGER
WILL REFEREE
Consents to Act in Basket
ball League.

BENJAMIN Goldberger has been
invited to become the official ref
cree for the City Senior Basketball
League and has accepted. He VIII
receive a compensation perfectly
satisfactory. to hira. although he en-
rretBe eou1 Aetn~~ss~snx4SA~ns
man only Tor the purpose o. help
ing the sport along and assisting Ia
booming the league in this city. He
will make bis first appearance on
Tuesday night, when the league
opens with q farne between the r.
e II. Ave and the representatives
OF the Press Club.
A meeting OF the managers OF the
teams entering the City League has
been called for eight o'clock to-
night In the office OF the EVENING
NEWS, IN State street, to complete
final arrangements for the opening
of the league. The complete list
OF eligible players will be adopted
at this time, also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
SAYREVILLE TO
ENTER LEAGUE
Strong Sentiment ii Favor
OF Basketball Move.
Special 10 the EVENING vE~s.


South River, Oct. 13:-There Is u.
strong sentiment here In favor Of.
organizing q basketball team and
enter the County Basketball Leaguas
which will be launched Saturday
night at a meeting Of the cceut.1s
managers Id the EVENING VIEWS
office in Perth Amboy. The Locals
were very successful last year ana
had a clean slate. with the exceptions
that no victory was recorded eVsrs
the K. O. X. A., Of New Brunswick
They think they can do the sama
thing over, over and over again.
The home court would be located atl
either Washington or Yates hall.
It Is expected a South River rep
resentative Will attend the meeting
of managers at Perth Amboy tomoF-
row night aud make a plea for rec~
ignition. In the original list SUBJ
mitted to the basketball fans only
the following teams were spoken Of
as ~contenders. but managers of aIH
teams were invited TO the uiee&fn
tx. o. X. A., or New BrinswIek;
Neptune A. c., of South Anh8Ns
Goodwills and Riversides. OF Perth
Amboy; Crescent A. O., Of MilltowA.
and the Sayreviile Al.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
FRANKlINS MAY NOT
TRAVEL NEXT SUNDAY

Another change in plans of the
Franklins to keep in condition for
their $25 game with the Roosevelts
on Sunday. October %, was made
necessary last night when Manager
Apologize, OF the former team,
learned that the Sayreviile A. c..
could not entertain the Franklins in
a practice game Sunday afternoon.
The locals had planned to go to the
brick town or Sunday to keep on
edge for the tussle with the Roose-
velts, but the Sayreville manager
couldn't see it that way and the
game fell fiat.
The Franklins wills be contented,
now, with a trip to the park and be
spectators in the City League con-
tests which will be waged there
Sunday afternoon. The Franklins
say they don't need the practice,
anyway. 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
LIVE :, 1850 TIPS

All eyes in the sporting world on
New York tomorrow. Watch the
'Jointst1
But don't forget the Press Club
Riverside game In the Auditorium
the same night. It is really more
important, SO be on hand.
y
South River will continue on Its
stride for the county championship
Sunday afternoon. They tackle the
Morgans, OF South Amboy. Nuff
saidl
/ wonder how the Riversides feel
after that South Amboy trouneing?
How do you spell 1atruunelng Oh,
you know what ] mean.
Joe Jeanette. the coIored prize.
fighter. went through this city the
other dsv esrrrtc @ AIfeata srst
to New York. He was driving q big
touring car. Some speed to Joe
these days.
What do you think of that poem
which appeared IN these columns
last night. 1t was from @ TettenvIHs
fan. Going Ell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

ACADEMY FIVE
WIN IST GAME
Trim SayreMlIe Iuniors--ca-
tholic Club is Beaten.

Open the season with 4 vietnryv
WAS the battle cry OF the neRfY Dr.
gained Perth Amboy Academy
quintet and they did 1t last night
with a vengeance. They j0urneyoa
up to Sayreville and disposed at thu
Juniors representing that burg With
out any trouble whatsoever iii
fact, IL the floor had been about fhe
size they are accustomed To. ii
wouldn't have been anything but the
Academy. The score was "a to a..
McCreery, the lanky forward, ofsc-
iated at guard n tossed ten Acid
goals. He also made a foul. while
Thomas contributed the other tive
points on a pretty shot from 4 din
cult angle. as%S8
s~ayreville does not boast n
very large basketball court, but cer-
tatnly an enthusiastic and loyal
crowd. The pIare vas jammeA ta
the doors and, after the senior gAnaas
many danced to the tune OF excal-
lent music. The 1unior game Wa
unfnteresting, for the court hinder
ed the feature work usually pulled
on by the quintet representing
"Amboy High" Following we're
the lineups:
p. A. Academy SayrevfHo IN
DAVIS ...-..*. .rgs CHrtfA8
McCreery .....,. 1g. FTitxs
browning .cs.. Keegan
lhomaS .......rf-... ClSgR
Hant IL. Eette
Field goals-McCreery. 10; Thorn-
as, Olsen. 4; II. Let's. Keegan. Foul
goals-O1sen. 2; Mccreery. Rese.
rec, Mr.. Riddle.
S~ayreville, 40, Catholic I1nll, 1se
Between the halves and following
the junior game the Catholic Clun.
Of New Brunswick. and the Sayre~
vile A. A. hooked up In j lively
game. won by the home team bv Thu
score OF 40 to ~. The d at the
end Of the first half was 10 TO 81
Dug Fisher, an old Rutgers foot
ball star played d brilliant game
for the ~Sayreville team and eontrfb-
uted fourteen points toward tha
forty. T~uckerson and Check we're.
also stars for the wilners. sNehra-
ska BIZ HutchinsolH d member of
the football squad at Rutgers pat
m a clever game for the VISITORS
The ~lineups.
Catholic Club S~ayrepfII8
b4BsssseTasyrnfT.rsssssa II ss.=s=S
Hutchinson 4. s
Gereghino re- Qlesex
Harding, Irven @ s4SmatseN
(Krueger)
Field goa1s-Fisher (Ty Tucker
son (63. Check f61, Qiesen. Hayes
Cereghino, Harding f2), Krnegsr.l
Meade. Hutchinson f59. Foul goaIS1
-Check. RefaraQ Mr. Riadfo ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
BLEAcHERs FOR SHERMAN.

His Request For Worlds Series Seats
Came Too Late.
Philadelphia, Oct. H. Vice Presi,
dent james s. Sherman probably will
be a much disappointed man when he
receives notice from President Shibe
OF the Athletics that his request for
tickets for the worlds series games
to be played in Philadelphia did moi
come In time to be filed.
Unlike some politicians. vice Presi-
dent Sherman sent real money TO pay
fer his seats President sfibe said he
would like to tender the vice president
his private box. but that, like every
thing else IN the park. IL full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

but a few minutes after 1t occurs.
and also the winner of
each and every game about two
hours before the sporting "extras1
arrive from New York.
Thousands of dollars Will change
hands on the result, while millions
of people will await the outcome of
every game with fast increasing in
terest. Perth Amboy, as eve Is
abreast with the times. Many base
bali followers in this city win a
d~oubtedly be In front of the EVEN
ING NEWS Office very early every
afternoon to await the outcome OF
the greatest battle in the history Of
baseball. 1t is two kings clashing,
with the odds even and the support
ers about the same. VIII hustiing,
busting New York triumph over
staid old Philadelphia? This ia the
question the EVENING NEWS will
answer on the afternoon of each
game.