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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Wyaa TertsE Fros-Ryan gswelrT CO.
&C.. Wsei1se FiEtursa, BurEsss-QEanasn
Ei5s 81 caEas Rszfsea whats Diamsaa.
~ eash. LeffsrtH Big JswslrT Store
Broadvay. bstEesn Pear and Main streets.
Coun-1 Bluffs
Fuzsrai 81 Rtahara nurdsnh-The fun
nral q Riehard Burd2sh. r.. IN bs bid
Sunday afternron a. 2 o-clock frum TIE
rssidsrca. - Pi1kney street
IA nanhu-s aavinru ana Eoaa Anuoei-
ation has moved % itH new quarters 70
ths Douglas BIZ isth and Dodge. and IS
rsaay 70 make loans 10 horns bulde-A
1sas WuasT 10 TIE landlords profit.
EaTt . SAVINGS account with Ses- savings
q Lean Asa % provide a fznd 10 bgy .
bozs lsas Farnam 81
Davurusu araatsd-Ths foIlowing d.
vuross were granted 10 district court
THURSDAY FRED J. Davis from Eunna n
Davis. Phoebe Steward from W A stew
Rrd Mr.. Steward Ess given U-E9 all
H1ony and the custody q the two chiloren
Wgw Ioeuat street ssoro--Armand Pet
erEon. Frtday Iet a contract 20 TIE Kas-
muEsen-Eyhl Ccnstruction company fer
the erection q q tuo-Et0ry pressed BRICK
store building ~ Sixteenth ard Lccust
Etrssta ne building VII cost 500 Ths
aarzs conztr1ctiou company ts working On
a store buiidizg a. Schuyler, Ss6-, for the
NaEic CITY Realty company q south
Omaha, 70 eost 4-ssa
Ea3oE BEzSy'a Departure Dslaye4-
NaS1r william Lassiter, VITO Wss called
fron the Phhipptnes 70 succeed MAJOR
Omar Bunny a. Inspector general OF the
Dsparrment Of the Missouri has been de-
talsd 20 temporary duty Ia the Inspected
EaneraIs Office At WzshinEton- This tur-
All delay Ma5or Bundy's deparrurs from
here 20 become Inspector general Of To
Department q Dakota, with bssduuarter
a. 81 Paul
Brass Thisvea Bontszcs4--zlambsrt
Baker and Charlss J. Smith pleaded guilt
70 charge % breaking ard entering Be
fore Judge Estsns Friday morning and re
oefved SIX months each tn the county tsi1
Tbs msa broke into the garage % ChArlei
showaitsr At III south Twelfth street o.
tire morning Of January rs. stealing guam
tity of brass They stole the brass. werl
Arrested and bond over IN police cour
within tbs Epacs q three hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
HAL PEASE MERCHANT, DEAD
from Ab-eess on the BrafR After
Long IIIneHs.

After an illness Of six months. which
eliminated in an sbsosss On the brain Hal
Pszse Of the Pesse Bros. clothing firm
died Al Wise Memorial hospital a. O'Clock
last night Nj Pssss had been kept in
his room since January, and following q
fan during a dizzy spell, suffered the abs
cess He Vas unconscious for Two days
before hts death. and two operations were
performed on him.
Mr.. Pesss vas 8 years Cd and had been
engaged in the clothing business in Omaha
rEenty-siK years No arrangements for
the funeral have yet been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Valuable Dog and Cat
Destroyed by Flames
Favorite Pets Of Dr.. Edward r. Perry.
In Readiness for Bench,
Burned.

In a FIRE which partially destroyed the
ho1ne Of Dr.. Edward r PERM, 81 North
TWenty-third street. ~ So O'Clock las;
night . fine anEora cat sRd a thorough
bred bull dos which ire physician had
been getting 10 condflion for the dog and
cat show. we're suffoosted-
The basement and part q the first and
second floors Of the cottage we're badly
charred b. the flames ne IRE is thoughs
10 have been caused By an oFsrhested fur
mace The Perry family were away from
home a. TIRE tine
Tue anEurz cat vas one Of the finest Or
Omaha and be had fst confident q Win-
ming a blue ribbon on her HIS bulldog
was . thoroughbred of high pedigree
ne loss 70 the home and furnishings Wai
estimated a. Eao
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Twenty Three Federal
Grand Jurors Drawn
By the Commissioner
George nldsn and District Clerk 3. c.
HOyt Name Big List, with
Seven Alternates.

TWglty-three federal grand Jurors and
seven alternAtss for the several Nebraska
districts were drawn Thursday morning a.
- O'Clock BY jury CommiEslonsr George
Tnden and United States District CLERK
r c Hoyt in the latters office The
Jurors wtll Be summoned 70 appear on the
morning o. April 20 consider several nat
tsrH 20 be placed before them b. United
States Attorney r s Howell The only
case OF importsncs knoWn al this tine il
the one IN Which Frank Smith and Eva
Latham are involved he is accused q BE-
ms q white slave agent and Eva Latham.
his alleged victim. Is held for conspiracy
10 vi8lAts the Interstate commerce Law b.
socsptinE transportation from smith Both
came from kansas City.
Ths federal grand Jury Is composed Of TIE
following. giving their addresses and Oeeu-
psti0ns:
n ( ArmEtrOng. Broken Bow. land
cwuer.
George ?. Boyd. ozkdals: banker.
George A Blessing. JAcksos. retired
Or W. A Coaover. Omaha
carl A. Drasrnel. Scrfbner, farmer.
John Erickson. Decarur-
o Hansen. Beunington- butcher
HAIRY kaufman Coisrsdge. harness
= y Lamb. Genoa Automobile
n Loulaz Broken Bow banker.
= ". Molers Freeporti ranchman-
Charles Meuck, Grand Island. banker.
g. J. OCOnnor. Hcmers banker.
Gus PaulEel. hennfngzuu drag1man-
william 6chkcE. Curtis. farmer
Henry Euhl. erosion. draymsn
James stiles LyuuE- merchant
Herman beldel. ST. stanton. merchant.
Bentanin p Smith. Beigrsde. retired
merchant
William Schuler. Data farmer
@ r. Stewart. kEnnard. farmer
hooert " Naltz- Chzdruus farmer
Frank WoodEzts. lnEhau- merchant
AlteTnates-
David c Mccartney. Clearwater. farmer
Joseph G huEiskey. ~ Nseil- merchant
George Nelson. Tiiden. merchant
Charles Il Walter. wallace. s-ockman.
Robert u 6oUers. Fremont
g s. MARTA Broken Boa. merchant
Nicholas 7. DaodoE, Loup Cltgs farmer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
RAlSlN BREAD MAKES
DECIDED HIT lN OMAHA
New sWamPed with
Orders

II 10 interesting 20 see hcW q god thing
AN become started Ent ErUw- Al the
time q the Lad S.oN- tls Fresno Ratsin
Growers assoetztiun made srrEn Esmenrs
70 have a loaf q ra1zin brad given 70
sach Land >EgU visitor on CaGf1rrIa
dsy- They sent theH recipe 10 ire usr-
aFsmsrr q IRE Land SrCw s-5 tre leaves
% brad aerz Baked for tEfu b. ire o.
p steam Baking company q l'-lEla
shortly afrer ire OmEha company Eo-
TIE idea tLa- IRE people uc--d appreciate
ne chance t1 ear ra-E- bread ar least
oz-s e uesE So V began advsrusizg b..
Tie Omaha Zee ard no Cthsr paper. Ihar
WEDNESDAY vaE Rztzn Bread DAY. azz
d Ezs beel l- s--a -- co. EracllE every
ar Euesdag since
TIE FIRST Wsdnesday only fsE saves
Eers taxed LAST Wednesday over L-c
saves Were scl1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Army Orders,

iF1ruu q E-aff cores purIde1r
WASHINGTON. Mach I1--1SpeessI Tel
L-ass1-er, inspector Eeueral, Elll proceed 20
san antonio and report 20 1he command
i1g general q The u-a2slFVr division f5-
CspJa IN Fre3 T. Azeaa. rEirs ne,d A.
p.lrt 10 The conmanIlug offlccr for duty.
FlrEI Lieutenant Glen P Je1ks and Sec
u1c L-elte1zn-s Jacob Fral1,y and Harold
J.. Gardner. u1Esr artillery -urpE- Wtl re
porr e MAJOR Fre6e-ck gsyuolds medical
COZ ps- Tor sTaErinauoa 10 determine their
orders Of Febrl5ary T. detailing Ma5or
Elmer A Dean medical curpE- 10 the
army held service school FCrt Leaven-
Second LdsuIsnalt walter S Fuluon-
T. enry-fourth infantry, side-ce-camp. nov
pe-e1-g me arrival q brlga1ler General
Daniel G Brush
fairs vice BrEadler General Erasmus L
WeaFeT, chief q coast arullsry. hereby
BnEzdlsr Generals Evans and Weaver
Ell report . the chiet q starr FOR d1ry
ter 3 detailed as member q TIE oomanls-
son Appointed March Z 10 inTEsriEzts the
question q estah1EhinE and NAH tsiElng
.LllErraluoEa M11Larg parEs nee Lle1reu-
ant Colonel DAVID s stauisy, deputy quar-
ts- master genera. relieved
b direction q the presl1ent- Lssutela-t
CuluEel Char-es L Potter carps q en-
L.
naFlEzriun 10 the FifteeEth EghthOlE cis-
trict relieving Captain ClsrE s smith
CCrEs q euElDaera-
L1sutenznt Colonel Edwin p Bsbbirt
ordnance department Win proceed % FozI
Mouroe- Va for Temporary duty
b direc1ul a the president CAPTAIN
joseph T. EnoWlt1E- ClzrLeTI-- EEIer. is re-
leved from dstal in TIE glaTlsImastsr' s
tspraiE WiIEam r Bartlett medical
c-rrs uuW a. EEE Antonio wll proceed
rr Yea OElsrhorus for remplrarF duty
a-d urun C1upIelu1 q this dUry Alb re-
I'M 1u san Antonio
. CAPTAIN EErrE = Purnell uledical corps
noe a. sa1 Fra-EscO. H-l reuCrr 20 rle
e1u1la1diuE Cflcer general E1Epltal.
Preside q san Fra1c-sca- for te1-p1rzrg
duty
81 clrsctiul q TIE presl1aur orders q
Deem Der 3 reLarluE 20 Nae samuel ID
SrurElE general STAR art Mac Finest
HES a. t-rzUr general are revoked
sacuEi LelrelaE1 C. Perry ElCl- Frl-p-
r5re scouts VII proceed % MEEla sz-lEs
fHou san Frz1Esco ahcur Apral 9
. Lave - ars@1ce for one meath II
Erzn1sd CAPTAIN samlsl O. sharrLs. uuaz-
arr erE ClrEE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Culls from the Wire

" 3 Dickson has rendered his resiEns-
1ic- as vice president q the United states
Stesl corporati0u 20 take effect On May l.
AL toll bridges spanning the Allegheny
river In NckeesporL were declared free By
IRE county commissioner Inc county
arresd 70 pay for the bridges an amount
10 Be fixed by appraisers. APPROXIMATELY
s. 1e 90
EnErussed copies Of the Stewart resolu-
ff0n suu-uvtuE proposed amendment 70 TIE
fsdersl constitution 10 provids for an II
cone tar were signed By Governor Osborn
q Mich gan
EdEar l. Msrsron and Durievy y 1hark
vr-ere elected directors 10 III the vacancies
80 n the Texas a. Pacific bard by the
death q Thomas z Eckerr and the resiE-
nariou q WinsloW & Pierce
An explosion q fuel Oh caused q FIRE b
Ire middle cf q block OF automobile stores
Cn Van Ness avenue. san Fra1cisco. FIvs
f1r-flGinEs and their contents we're uraeff-
ally Destroyed Loss about fldI 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
RAILWAY SURPRISES CREDITOR
UatSa PAetfis TeIeEraphs 20 Pan
Ter statemeat % an over
losked Acesuat.

ne e1Etom q TIE uuion Pacifc q raw
~ iu h1lls every meath took one q rs
0e1ttoru b. surprise ne crediIcr ha1-
penc1 % b. the Can0n City Record znd
the tll WEs for adFsrtfsinE
Fie-ss ma1l ear I'm lo1ag s. Hs ear
astlls, Eaa the EltsrEnce q uhzr Wa
telesTapned D. tae adFerusiuE denartuient
81 TIE rallroaa
me n-0L tnat there we're frus In this
wurte thar Taid AIS reeaar.1 ~ -.
EraEhed- us1eErarhef rrf 10. - ~.
hn did not esus "a ths nrsr II az. --,-,t
drsv = ha1 csizun ellturi.I g. ~.
Racrr1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Buffalo Bill Would
Be Arizona Senator
Colonel ". T. Cody is Willing to Be
One Of the First to Represent
State.

william ?. Cody Buffalo BID would
IKE 70 Be the first United States senator
from Arizona according 20 word resolved
in Omaha from Tucson As q statesman
he would round out his career as one q
the fearless psrhhndsrs q The west
While he declares that be IS too busy %
think about politics, he does not deny the
Fumor. Colonel Cody has established q
home a. Tucson and also permanent
camp In the santa Catalina MONTANA
There are more than . dozen buildings IN
II and he ls sid 20 rule Ike an Arab
rhirfrsfu.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
NEW DEAN OF TRINITY ARRIVES
Rev. Mr.. }. a. Tancock and FamHy
Reach Omaha frOm DoaElAa,
Wy0mInE.

The Rev. Mr.. J. A lsnoock, rev dean
Of Trinity cathedral. accompanied by Mrs
rancock and their daughter arrived In
Omaha from Douglas. Wye. yesterday.
Mr. TsBcuck is the guest Of George H
ThummeL member o. TIE vestry, and his
wife and daughter are staying az the home
Of J. DeFurest Richards, until their future
home is prszsred for occupancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
BURGLAR R0BS DEGAE HOME
SEA Meets Bold InarudeF CamfnE
Out OF House REaninE
Away.

Bs-zrulEE from schooi yesterday afler-
uoon- soloDon Degan ths ls-ysar-0ld s1n
q Sol DsEzn. ire i've s-ock dealer. met q
h1rEiar coming 0ut q TIE hone a. south
Tusnty- SIKH asenue- he mza rEn @ the
rear q ths house Ead dissPDsared- W-,sn
NJ and MrE. DsEan rst1rnsd ths b0y told
thsm q his discover. Thsy found the
holss had besn ranEaeksd ami q large guan-
ury q slvsrUArs. a WaLrlls satchsl ana a
mandolin and an everest tzEen- Thsy
reported the burEiaEg % he pol1s-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

TIE ven EnAppiest shapes and
the latest shades Of the season
are shown In thia ever popular
hat. TT one on
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
aRutIand" $500

Our famous Rutland" hat is
identical 81 quality, style and
shade with the best f3.5o hats
In town
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

usss uar % t1e enc 80 adFerrtsFs ulseig
ne eEDsrianasd advsrt-ssr go Tzs BE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

Persistent Advertising is the Road n - Returns
The Bees Advertising - Are That Roao
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

All ths new EpTing shapes
made b. ''stetson are nov On
our Ereat hat section-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

PsrsisteHt AdssrtHius b ne Eaad @
Eig Rsr1rls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
|MAR|ONS WILL PLAY
PRESS CLUB T0NICH I
Senior League Game in Auditorium
Should be Hummer -Scribes
Have New Man in Lineup
PEERLESS AND PRINCETOHS PLAY

Another chapter In the city senior
league will be opened for inspection
tonight at the Auditorium, when the
Press Club and Marions clash In the
last city league battle in the Audi
torium this year-and probably for
ever. The Peerless and Princetons
will clash in the preliminary, which
will be a part of the schedule of the
city Junior league. Following the
game tonight the leagues Will pack
bag and baggage and move to parts
unknown, but probably Wilder hall.
Much depends upon tonight's Sen
Tor tussle. II the Press Club wins
they Will Immediately lay claim to
being the third best team in the city.
making the Riversides and Puritans
the exceptions. OF course, there are
other q~uintets playing basketball
and making a good record, but they
are not considered as permanent In
stitutions. In fact, If the Puritans,
Riversides snd Press Club fshouid
the newspapermen win tonight) took
the floor some evening In a three
corner game, the several i~ndepend-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
RAINES WINNER:
RACE HERE 10Th

Al Raines. who represented this
city in the running game last year.
defeated Henri st. Yves, the French
Marathoner, last night in a ten-mile
race at the Metropolitan Roller Rink.
New York city. These sterling wear
ers of the spiked shoe will run in
the Auditorium. this city, on Friday
evening, December 20, under the
management of the Permo A. A.
~Svanberg, the Swedish runner also
carded to appear In this three-cor-
nered running duel, has sent his re-
grets, through Al Raines. Raines
informed Manager Fox yesterday
that James Lee, the champion ten
miller of Boston, Mass, is willing to
take the Swede's place. Lee has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22

been booked and a great gruelling
match Is expected.
In the race last night Raines took
the lead at the start and at the sew
enth mile he was q lap and a half
ahead of the little French plugger.
Raines began to tire at that point
and the Frenchman seemed to 60
the faster, with the result that at
the end AL was only a few yards in
front. The time OF the race was
sem. 4 1858. st. Yves has been out
of the running game for some time,
but expects to get back in form be-
fore his appearance here. Followers
of the running game should bear in
mind thS date Of the Permo race has
been changed from December 81 to
December 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
CARDINAL FARLEY'S PLANS.

viii Sail From Naples For New York
on Jan. ..
Rome, Dec. q. = Cardinal Farley
plans to leave Rome the day after
Christmas and remain In sorrento un-
til jan 5. He sails from naples for
New York on the steamship Berlin.
1t Is highly probable that the man
vino will succeed Cardinal FaIconio
rs papal delegate to Washington Is
Mgr. Aversa. now In Brazil. Mgr.
Etagni of Canada is also a possibility.
Aversa Is a great ffiend OF President
Taft. He negotiated the Cuban church
claims affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22

Ithaca, N. Y, Dec. 22:-John
Paul Jones, the Cornellian, who
broke the worlds record for the
mile by going the distance In 4 min
utes Is 2-5 seconds at the inter-
collegiate meet in the Harvard sta
dunn, Cambridge, May IT, 1911, viii
not run again thfs winter because
of an injury. Some apprehension
is feIt among college men as TO
whether he will be able to III In
the intercollegiates next spring, but
his physician recently expressed be-
lief that Jones would be In shape
by the time the meet is held. Jones
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
|PURITANS SCORE list
VICTORY ON K. 0. K. A,
BEAT
VARSITY TEAM
Girl Graduates of High School
Win In Exciting Contest
in Basketball 1919.
OUTLAWS GET VICTORY

Minis Ruth F1etcher's choice Of
Atumnae proved too good for the
girls varsity team OF the high school
yesterday and the graduates cap
tured the laurels of the afternoon.
The final tally was 15 to O. Miss
Fletcher. who ts one of the coaches
OF tho school girls squad, performed
brilliantly throughout for the
stgrads" and the points which she
herself scored were enough to win
Tho contest. Five times the sphere
was Gagged by her and from difficult
angles, too.
Yesterdays game WAS the first
played by either team this season
and was also the first OF q series oil
games which will probably be play
ed between these teams. From the
beginning until. the referee, Miss
Smith, called time up,s' the sndi-
once ehssred and yelled, for botn
teams were playing well and the
score was kept close until the last
few minutes. Never before was &c
much cheering done at an inter
class Dr. varsity girls game and the
great interest that Ia being shown In
the girls varsity team was clearly
manifested. IN fact, the cheering
became SO great that the players
could not hear the referees whistle
and time out" was once called by
the referee until the shouting ended.
Miss Clara Hanson got three field
goals for her school girls. The
Misses Layerne DeHamm and Agnes
Brown played c1everly at the side
center position. Those who took part
In the game we're:
AIumnae {15)
Miss Holm, Miss Fletcher, Miss
Macan, Misc BIume, Miss Stacey,
Miss Brown, Mrs. Donehue.
s r. A. I'll. s. 10y.
Miss Clara Hanson, Miss Clemen-
tine Smith, Miss ID. Dinkelacker,
Miss Laverne DeHamm, Miss Doris,
Miss Dorothy CroweIl, Miss Margaret
Conquest.
Field goaIs-Flatcher (5), Done
hue, Macan, Dinkelacker Hanson
(3). Goals from foul line-Macan,
Conquest. Referee, Miss A. Smith.
Outlaws Win Preliminary.
m tie preliminary the Outlaws,
composed of high school boys, de-
feated the varsity team to the tune
of FL to s. Browning.s bunch was
simply outciassed and could not heir
losing. The Outlaws are without an
exception players of some team other
than the school team In this city and
are all more experienced players
than the crimson and white squad
oeaazltz put up a fine game at guard,
allowing Bones Browning, the
clever forward, no field goals. Nc
other guard who has played Brown
Ing has equalicd this performances in
any OF the school games heretofore.
Nathan Goldberger did most OF the
scoring for the outlaws, shooting
four field goals. Manager Boughtor
refereed. The lineups were:
Outlaws (2I r. A. I'll. s. (B)
Davis, koplowitz .....B. Browning
left forward
T.. Goldberger ........ Couden
right forward
IN. G~oidberger .......s. Koons
centre
ochantZ go CARTS
right guard
Davis, Koplowitz Major
left guard
Field goals-Davis, J.. Goldberget
f3), N Goldbergsr Gu, Kopsowitx
(21, Couden (2). Goals from foul
iine-Davis, Browning. Score at
end of first half. 8 to 4. Referee,
William Boughton.2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
MATCHES
in WOODBRIDGE

Woodbridge, Dec. 22.-Fcllowing
were the results Of pool matches
here last night: Howard Deter, so.
VS.. Roger Sullivan, 90; Lawrence
Mcleod, SO ys. b. Mcdonald At.
Tonight's matches follow: Howard
Deter VS.. Edward Concannon and
Lawrence Mcleod VS.. James Con-
cannon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
Appeal Eckert win.

New York. Dec. q. Counsel for
james ~Clendenning Eekert will appeal
from Surrogate CohaIan's decision up.
holding the viii of the late General
Thomas 10. Eckert and demand a jury
trial The bulk Of the estate was left
TO q son Thomas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22

NIFTY HUDSON WILL
TACKLE MIKE MAIZE

~SsSsals Z, Zee Szs---Naity
Hudson. OF Tottenyille. and Mike
Make, OF South Beach, both mem
Beys OF the Permo a. A.,UG Perth
Amboy. ". J., viii furnish a six
round Eenai-fanal before the members
OF the Liberal A. c., of this place,
tomorrow night. The bout will be
interesting from every standpoint
NJ both boys are considered the
best Of the Corners on the island
Young Lenny, of Baltimore, and
rom MogEiss@y. OF New York. Will
boz TIA ten round fI1aI*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
LIVE I.z.s.s.l TIPS

Were you down at the Auditorium
yesterday afternoonf Well, you
missed some show. The alumnae OF
the high school played the girls
varsity quintet. Some game!
General confusion reigned, with
out any Illusion to the p~rofusion Of
hairpins. 1t was the best basketball
game between girls played on that
court this year.
McGoorty continues to rip things
up, and this time in and about New
York. Harry Ramsey's tri-colored
optic speaks for itself.
They are now Worrying over the
probable last resting place OF John
Paul Jones. 1t was he who said:
@Surrendery Why we haven't start
ed to fight" Regardless of the out
come OF the battle of words, some
body's remains were brought to this
country In pomp on July "a. 1905,
and buried with great ceremony on
April "a. next year.
why not devote space to some
thing more realistic. Such as, "Who
Will make the all-star ping-pong
team?"
If you have something to trade
put an advertisement In our ex-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
RICHMONDS IN
WINNING GAME
Beat Veteran Firemen Three
Straight on Alleys.
No NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Stapleton, s. l., Dec. 22:-Rich-
mond Borough, No. 2, cleaned up
here last night in an AlI-Staten Is
land Bowling League match, defeat
ing Veteran Firemen three straight
games The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
T. A. C. BOOKS
LIVELY TEAMS
speelaI 20 Che EVENING NEWS.

Special to tbs EVENING NEWS.
T~ottenville, s. T., Dec. 22:-FoI-
lowing r the coming home basket
ball games for the T. A. O.: Good
Counsel Five. Of Brooklyn. on De-
eember %; Puritan A. c., OF Perth
Amboy, December 80; InteT-City
Five, of New Fork, January /; Flor
ence A. c., OF New York, January 6;
St. Frances College, January 13:
Centrais, OF Brooklyn, January 90;
Railway Y. M. @. A.. January II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22

Washington. Dec. CIV. r.. Me.
Combs, head OF the woodrow Wilson
publicity bureau In New York city.
has engaged headquarters at the Nesa
Willard hotel, where he expects to
meet friends Of the New Jersey exacu-
tive committee from every section or
the country while the national commit
tee Is Ia session.