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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
FORMER CASHIER CAPTURED
Reuben T. Hill, Charged With Alb.
sconding, Arrested.

Reuben 4. Hill. formerly cashier of the
True Reformers' Bank of Richmond, Va,
who is alleged to have absconded with
funds Of the institution, has been cap
tured by private detective near Mem
phfs. Tenn. and will be taken to Rich
mond, according to letter received here
by James W. Poe from Floyd Ross of
Richmond. Ross is grand worthy master
Of the United Order of True Reformers
The search for Hill has been in progress
for year. and the bank officials offered
reward of 5000 for his capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
The Spanish Ham. -
From the Strand.

Leveson-Gower tells how the repre-
sentative of Spain at the court Of st.
James dined with his family on one oc-
casion. and how a servant then and there
beat all records in the art OF misplacing
the letter IN" Flinging the door open,
he announced:
THE Spanish ham'-making a per-
ceptible pause before he added, "bassa-
DOR
forget the effect produced. Edmund
Yates and Corney Grain, who were OF the
party and talking together At the mo-
ment. bolted into the small dining room
and behaved certainly as well as the CIR
cumstances permitted. My wife had the
profoundest difficulty to control her
laughter and accord a proper reception
to our guest, who was, Of course, inno-
cent of the abuse Of his distinction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Oyster Gets Thermos Bottles.

Capt. James +. Oyster. recently re-
elected president of the board OF educa-
ton. today was presented with case of
thermos bottles by committee of the
Promoters of Good Citizenship Club. an
organization composed of negro members.
In making the presentation the committee
said that the gift was "a token of the ap-
probation of the people of the District
of Columbia for his invaluable services
In behalf of the education Of their chill
dren.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
1argate.
From the London Chronicle.

village seventy-nine years ago. 1t was
q holiday resort when Charles Lamb
wrote 1.-The Old Margate Hoy" while
Brayley's Beauties Of EnglaBd." pub
lished In 1905 describes it az ''the most
fashionable and best freQuented water
ing place in England It was at Mar.
gate that the first bathing machine was
Introduced about ITO by it's inventor.
Benjamin Beaie, a Quaker. And Mar
gate was also the first seaside town to
profit by steamboats,. three making
daily trips there and back from London
bridge in the summer of 1920. a num-
Der Increased to dozen steam packets.
as they were called, ten years later.
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S2.oo. Were up to 5000.
Friday Clearance Of
Fine Cotton Dress Goods.

Nile Green Bordered Wolfe Dress Pat
tern, $1.75. Was $40.
Old Rose-and- Blue Bordered Wolfe
Dress Pattern. S5.25. Was SS.:;s.
) Tuile or Net Dress Patterns. with
colored .border. $500 each. Were $50.
20 yards Imported Ratine. $1.o0 yard
Was $50.
10 yards Imported Linen Suiting, in tan.
old rose and lavender. &c yard. Was Zoe
and Coo.
40 yards Imported Bordered Vote.
green, navy and lavender. printed On
white ground: 75c yard. Was $l.15
And these remnants:
cox to yard lengths.)
12l2c BatIste Lawn. Sc yard.
iciac Printed Percale, Zoe yard.
l2I.c Bates and Zephyr Bingham. loc yard.
l5c Samson Galatea. 12l2r yard
15c Zephyr and Ivanhoe Bingham. 12t.c yard.
25c Imported Dimifv. Ior yard
PC Imported Chiffon Lisse and Cotton Wolfe.
l5c yard.
25c Silk and Cotton Plain Costume Chiffon.
Csc Mercerized Poplin and Durbar Cloth. lsc
yard.
SOC Cotton yoile. &c yard.
Doc Imported bingham, Zoe yard.
Second floor, g st.
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rom the London Chronicle

From the London Cnrontcie.
The rock samphire in former days
was esteemed a great delicacy, and
men risked their lives getting IL, sus-
pended at giddy heights from the
brows Of the Kentish cliffs. An edible
samphire Is also found on the East
Anglican salt marshes. Thirty years
ago il was SO extensively used in Nor
folk-either boiled as a vegetable or
pickled-that the supply was barely
equal TO the demand, and, in inland
districts, IL commanded a good price
In the present day it has fallen into
undeserved neglect. The writer can
thoroughly recommend the dainty.
served hot with butter mo salt 10 re.
quired).
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China Department.

l 16-inch Green and Gold Austrian China Meat
Platter: $l.75. Was $500.
Decorated French China Sugar and Cream
Set: 500 Was 1925.
7-piece. Daintily Decorated Austrian China
Salad or Ice Cream Set: $1.25. Was 500.
2 Daintily Decorated Austrian China Sirup
Pitchers: &c each. Were soc.
Richly Decorated French China Salad Bowl:
81. 90 Was $1.75.
Richly Decorated japanese China Cake Plate;
75c. Was $1.25.
3 Decorated Austrian China Olive or Pickle
Dishes; Csc each. Were SOC.
Fifth floor, G st.
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Must Return Soldiers Clothes.

Warner Clarke. formerly member of
the National Guard of the District, was
arraigned in the United States branch of
the Police Court on Il charge of having
in his possession some clothing and equip
ment the property of the United States.
Judge Pugh placed the defendant under
bond to produce the goods before next
Tuesday holding that the former guards
man had been merely negligent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Special in
ValencienneS Iaces.

The highest quality French and German
Valenciennes Laces are offered in this
Friday special sale at a mere fraction of
their value. Every piece of edging and
insertion is without a fault. perfect in
make: the widths range from " to pa
inches. thus affording an opportunity to
secure trimming for various kinds of ap-
parel at a notable saving.
Special price, Coo piece.
Main floor. ST
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Mems Furnishings Department.

Mems Furnishings Department.
~ pairs Mems Fancy Colored Cotton
and Lisle Hose: sizes 9aa. 10 and 1oia: :
pair for Soc Were &c and soc.
: Mems Pure Silk Negiige Shirts. coat
style. with French fold cuffs: sizes Is
and 1919: 500. Were $3.50.
- Mems White Cheviot Neglige Shirts.
attached or separate cuffs: sizes lJ'a. 1884,,
IL. liz and IS: 6ac each. Were xl.O0.
"a Mems Fine Leather Belts. tan. black
and gray: size 80. J@c each. Regularly
15c. $l.OO and $50.
Is Mems Cotton Night Shirts, V neck.
plain or trimmed: slightly soiled: sizes 10
and Il: SC each. Were Soc and TIC
10 Mems Fine Cotton Cambria and out
ing Flannel Night Shirts. slightly sciled:
sizes Is and IL: g. each. Were $l.os
and $l25.
Mems Bathing Suits. blue with white
trimming around sleeves and trunks: sizes
20. ~ and ~: 55c each. Were $l.O0.
I Atwood Scotch Heather Swimming
Suit, size SO: $40. Was $500
All-wool Scotch Heather Swimming
Suit: size 20: g. 50. Was $500.
Main door. 81.
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And these remnants ::

Women's Nainsook Nightgowns. low round
neck and short sleeves; lace yoke: neck and
sleeves trimmed with lace edge, beading and RIB
bon; 65c each. Were $1.00.
} Women's Hand made Na!nsook Chemises. I'm
ished with hand embroidered scallOped edge and
rbbon-r run cyelets: 95c each. Were 81 30.
4 Nainsook Chemises with hand-emhroidered
floral sprays. finished with scalloped edge and
eyelets run with ribbon: 75c each. Were 81 90
) Nainsook Corset Covers. low round neck and
full front; 29c each. Were 3Oc.
:. French Nainsook Combination Suits. hand
embroidered scalloped edge and eyelets with
ribbon: 81 90 each. Were $1.55.
Third door, st.
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Friday Special in
Silk Petticoats.

Messaline and Taffeta Silk Petticoats.
in black, white. brown, navy. tan. gray.
American beauty, green and many beau
tiful changeable colors. some with accor-
dion-plaited fiounce, others with tucked
and shirred rufile.
Special price, $2.75 each.
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The Camper Beautiful.

From the Louisville Cou.ier-Journai.
What sort OF chap is Wombat to
camp WITH
Hes one OF those fellows who always
take down mandolin about the time it's
NJ to somebody TO get busy with the
frying pam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Special in
Embroidery Edging.

Principally edgings are included in this
assortment, but there are some insertions
to match few Of the patterns. Cambria.
Nainsook and Swiss are the materials. in
dainty effects, and widths from " to 5
inches. The quality is much better than
one would base their assumption on at
this price.
Special price, 15c yard.
Main floor. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08

Of a pig when it dies. There are but
eighty members: the newest Of them pays
only a shilling entrance fee, and a penny
week. but the insurance fund now
stands at over 176 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08

Irish Damask Table Cloths imperfect: sizes
21ax3 yards and 2ax3k yards: $50 each. Were
5000 $3.50 and 5000.
Is pckgs. Bath Towels. " dozen in each;
slightly imperfect: $2.25 and s.. Is half dozen.
Second door. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
And these remnants +:

Is Tan and Gray Double-hreasted Suits; sizes
10 to Is: 1915 each. Were 500.
10 Light weight Atwood Refers. plain red
sizes u, T. and 8; s.. 95 each. Were $500 and
$500.
10 Double-breasted Khaki Suits, full cut knick-
erbockers: sizes II. ID, IA and 10; $3.50 each.
We're So. IS.
70 Softcoilar Blnuses. eerviceable plain colors;
sizes s to 16: s5c each We're 81 90.
so Russian and Sailor Blouse Wash Suits. plain
colors and striped effects: sizes y. to 10; 95c
each. Were $1.2J. 81 80 and 81 9J
Boys Straw Hats, MILDLY and rah rah
shapes: all sizes.
7Ic eacll-were 500 and $50.
:Oc each-were 81 D and $3.50
a9c each-were 75c and 81 co.
Third floor. Tenth st.
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Friday Special in
Women's Umbrellas

lot Womens 25-inch Umbrellas. Of
excellent quality silk. in black and a
good range of colors; plain mission wood
handles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Special in
Women's White Hose

Women's White Gauze Isle Hose, sheer
and fine. with high spliced heels. double
soles and toes and garter tops Only 20
dozen pairs in the lot.
Special price, &c pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Special Clearance
Women'S Low Shoes

About % pairs Women's Finest Quality
Summer Shoes. in Pumps. Oxfords and
Two-eyelet Court Tie styles. OF tan and
skin. coltskin and vici kidskin-ail this
seasons models Sizes 81. 4, s. ga and I,
IA: g. 3ih, 4. ~. 8 and 61s A: "a. 3. 3i..
4. 5ls and b: I. 2E. 3, 3is and AZ c:
2. ~. and 81 E.
$I.5o pair. Were $500 TO 5000.
Every pair OF White Canvas Ankle
Strap and Plain Pumps remaining from
our recent special sale marked at a very
low price to, effect immediate clearance.
High quality. good-fitting and neat. styl-
ish models. Sizes 3. 3ls ~. ). 8. 81 and
A: 3. 3k. 5. 81. 8 and c: 2ls. 2. ga.
Z. "A .. 81. g. Oh and C: 2is 3. 3is,
4. ~. ). "a. 8. 81. and u.
Special price. SI.45 pair.
Less than half regularly.
Third door. Tenth st
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Friday Special in
Women's Combination Suits

30 dozen Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Umbrella Combination Suits. in com.
Portable summer style with low neck and
no sleeves; lace-trimmed drawers.
Special price, 25c each.
And these remnants.
10 Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests high
35c. were
Ii Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests band.cro
chetcd fronts. We neck and sleeves: sizes 4
and ;: 35c each. Were SOC e'
Main floor, + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Clearance

Friday Clearance
Boys Summer Suits.
Medium and Light Weight Suits of the
finest all-wool fabrics. i'm shades that will
afford uneXcelled service-tans, browns
and grays; Norfolk and double breas ted
coats and knickerbocker trousers; sizes
to It.
$500 and 5000 each.
Were $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Wash Waist Department.

Waists OF Vo1Ies, Batlstes, Lawns. LII
ons and Linens. in fine or simple lingerie
models, and various tailored effects: some
Of the latter with laundered collar and
cuffs others with soft.
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Were up to $4,000.

We also offer our remaining stock of
Mems and Young Mems Worsted and
Outing Trousers, in various materials and
patterns: perfect fitting and we'll made
garments. at special prices for clearance.
Trousers, 1896 each.
Were up to 5000.
Trousers, S4.o5 each.
Were up to 5000.
Main foor + st.
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Curtain Department.
Bon Femme Lace Curtains
Bordered Muslin Curtains,
Slightly faded.

IL pairs White Novelty Nottingham curtains.
81 90 pair. Were $500.
Also 200 remnants Cretonnes. Curtain Muslins'
Scrfns and various Upholstery Materials, con-
sisting Of Tapestries Brocades. etc.
u to y less former prices.
Fourth floor. G st.
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And these remnants

~ pairs WOmen's Black Lisle Hose lace ankle.
size 9R: 25c pair. Were SOC.
q pairs Womens Black Cotton Hose mendctl:
Main floor. F. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Friday Special in
Women's Brassieres.

Brassieres in the cross-in- back styl
that is very popular. neatly trimmed wit
embroidery. Sizes from 81 to n.
Special price, 25c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-08
Special price, $500 each.
And these remnants

10 Colored Silk Parasols: $1.0O each Were
$500. s.. 80 and $500.
horn and mission wood handles, trimmed with
silver: 1925 each. Were $500.
Main floor G. ST
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And these remnants:

pairs Lily Of France Corsets. coutil. boned
with walohn: medium bIi<t. long hip: sizes 20,
q and %: Sc. so pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Lily Of France Corsets. coutil. medium
bust and long hip; walOhn honed sizes 49, -
and 81 $500 pair. Were 500.
. pairs Madame Irene Corsets coutii. medium
bust and long hip: walOhn boning; sizes 49, 20.
p and %: $500 pair. Were $10.50.
pair Memo Corsets, style 4OS: size %; $50.
Was $500.
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Mrs. Richard Kingsman Ill.

Mrs. Richard Kingsrnan wife of DR..
kngsman- of East Capitol street. ac-
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- ~
$500 Linen Dress.
2s22. 80 Linen Dresses.
5000 Linen Dresses.
4@$16 so Linen Dresses.
2-s15.OO Linen Dresses.
2S16.50 Figured Wolfe Dresses.
$1,000 Figured Wolfe Dresses.
9-$125O Misses Linen Dresses.
3-$1O.75 Misses Linen Dresses.
$1,000 Linen Dresses
ESP IS Foulard SILK Dresses.
19-$7.0 Linen Dresses.
$40. IS Striped Wolfe Dresses.
1O-$1O.OO Gloria Silk Raincoats.
9%s12.5 30 White Pique Suits.
$4,000 Natural Linen Suits.
12-$12.jO Natural Linen Suits.
1875 Natural Linen Suits.
+S125O Navy Blue Serge Ralncoats.
2S15OO Black Raincoats.
$4,000 Fancy Striped Raincoats
$1,000 Green Serge Raincoat.
$1,000 Riding Skirt.
1875 Gray Skirts.
$50. 80 Children's White Dresses.
1-S17.5O Black Silk Dress.
Third floor, st.
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Remnant Day Reductions Are Very {

Remnant
Of
apparel
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1O-$4.5O Waists. now $3.50.
1850 Waists. now $2.5D.
5ON$2.95 Waists. now $1.95.
3O-$2.5O Waists. now $50.
15-$275 Waists. now 500.
3O-$1.OO Waists, now 75c.
Third floor, G st.
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Final Clearance
Mems Sumner Suits.
All Reduced to One Price
Vya,r Eoch

Materials are guaranteed all
wool and cold-water shrunk thus
their reliability and wear are as
sured. New grays, browns, tans
and blues, in plain shades, mix
lures and fancy striped effects; the
seasons best colorings and styles,
including the American, the con-
servative-English and the genuine
English types.
Every suit in the house is in
Guided with the exception of the
plain black, and all sizes are repre-
sented in the combined lot.
SID 7G oach
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Final Clearance Reductions on
Women's and Misses Outer Apparel

For Any of These Garments.
5@$27.5O Lingerie Dresses.
3-$25.OO Lingerie Dresses.
80 Lingerie Dresses.
$$1S.15 Lingerie Dresses.
11-$20O0 Crepe Meteor Dresses.
$500 Crepe Meteor Dresses.
3-$25.OO Linen Dresses.
2|$10.OO Linen Coats.
1@$17.JO Black Taffeta Coat.
1-$1850 MOhair Coat.
i|$17.jO Navy Serge Coat.
3-$15.O0 Navy Serge Coats.
3-$16.JO Gray Whipcord Coats.
15-$25.OO Tailored Wool Coat Suits.
$500 Tailored Linen Coat Suits.
2$1S75 Tailored Linen Coat Suits
3@$16.75 Tailored Linen Coat Suits.
12s15.O0 Tailored Linen Coat Suits.
9@S15.O Tailored Linen Coat Suits.
1@15.OO Girls White Dress.
1-$23. 20 Peter Thompson Dress.
1-$25.OO White Corduroy Dress.
1-$25.O0 Black Peter Thompson Dress.
1@$18.15 Chiffon Waist.
1-$1S.JO Black Taffeta Coates Waist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
LIVE e. g. TIPS
AT MARION's MINsTRELsY

hA HaEAaaIASH . NfAN 6IEtEk46 &
"A back seat was the best they had1
But with a grunt
Our hero turned 1t down, got bad
And took affront."
. .
All the birds were there-E.
and J. Most OF them reminded you
of that popular ballad. entitled,
Three black crows sat on q fence"
AS baseball players. the Marions
are regular fellows, but. when IL
comes to the black face role, take
1t from meThey're a bear:
they're a bear"
Welcome. spring time! It came In
last night with the morning nonrs
and may sejourn here for a while
With the coal dealers on the RAM
page, summer Will be more than
welcomed. Not TO mention THAT
baseball project!
Joe-BilIott-Joe stopped In to-
day and asked for a few inches In
this column. He wants to print q
penny a word adv" he declares,
in the 'slost and found department."
Joe Mullen, who eaptained the In
door baseball team Of the Marion
A.. g. to victory, has failed to ap-
pear at the Auditorium on any Sat
urday night since the victory To be-
presented with the loving cup.
Joe asks Joe-Why7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
GRAND JURY TO HEAR BRANDT
VIII Be Questioned az TO Whether Hs
IL Victim OF Conspiracy.

VIII Be Questioned az 10 WEether Hs
IL Victim Of Conspiracy.
New York, Feb. f8.-Foike Il. Brandt.
who Is now In the Tombs awaiting a
pardon from the governor or q new
trial by the supreme court, Will go be.
fore the grand Jury. which Ia inGuiring
as to whether he wa q victim OF con.
spiracy. TO be questioned as to whether
promises OF ~ien4eney by Judge Rosal-
sky were held out to him by Mortimer
L. schin's advisers.
Former Deputy Chief William W.
Mclaughlin WIS questioned by the dis
trict attorney as to who prepared the
report on Brandtis alleged criminal
record that Influenced Judge Rosalsky
to impose a sentence of thirty years.
Howard 8. Cans. Schin's lawyer In
the Brandt prosecution, sent Delaney
Nicoil to District Attorney Whitman
to get Mr.. Whitman's consent to per-
NIT Cans TO testify before the grand
jury. MIR. HicoII carried a similar re-
quest from Mortimer T.. SchlT. The
district attorney said he wouldn't per
init their appearance uniess they waiv.
ed Immunity.
Judge Roselsky deaies sehementiy
that he conferred at the Criterion club
with Mclaughlin. Schin. Cans and q
Mr.. Rothseliid ON the night of March
81. four days before he sentenced
Brandt Judge Rosaisky declined to
Sign a denial, saying he didn't want to
talk for publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
YOUNG SMITH
INJURIES HAND
May Not Appear at Permo
on Monday Night.

Matchmaker Joseph MoNulty, of
the Permo A. A.. has received word
from Young Smith, who Is training
at Lakewood with Owen Moran, that
he sprained his hand the other day
and may not be able 10 appear In this
city on Monday night against Irish
Malone, of Newark. in the semi-a1
nal at tho Permo Club Although
there lis a strong probability that
Saith will bs = the Job" Mr.
MeNuity Will imzAealMkeAy ckn1e
with aAeaner EooA eay ~ sssxsz1z
any likely disappointment fn nm
event. foans HlnfJl dafaatae
Mickey Lyons. OF Railway. at the
last show
There is JOY In the camp OF the
Permo followers. for 1t was an,
nounced today that little Tommy
Andrews, OF Newark, who bruised
up a giant at a reoent stag, viii
bc- = preliminary Nth Jimmie
Curtis, OF New York. Andrews and
Curtis border ON the bantam weight
class. Matchmaker McNulty, has
received word that Bill Brandt has
secured d white hope from Fords
and would like to display his Prov
ess Brandt produced "Kid"
Clemens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

OAK F. C.
GIVEN DEFEAT


1t is rarely that the Oak f. G..
bows to a city Junior team, but this
occurred again last night at Laskow-
ski hall, In State street, when the
Burning Success quintet took their
measure by the healthy score of 25
to Is. Macan and Reagan guarded
excellentiy, as the forwards on the
losing quintet failed to register a
field goal. The score:
Burning Success rs Oak +. G. 18
Thomas. Stinson. .Schicker, Banzick
forwards
G. Mullins ............ SfekoVich
centre
H. Macan, Reagan. Price, Payne
guards
Field goals-Stekovieh (3}, Price
(2), Thomas III, Stinson t2l, Null
Inns t3}, Macan ca, Reagan go.
Foul goals-Reegan t2}. Thomas
III, Schicker l6), Stekovich (2).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
SCh0O Sports
When he Axes up his Big Boo
On the day when all's serene,
st. Peter won't forget the bunch.
who Eesrs their schcct.hccEs 6,

WHO keeps their schccteSoc1s Sc
very clean"
. o
Seniors are doing much towards
preparing for class-day exercises.
(Boughton and Gavronskg as Mutt
and Jeff)s
Every one wonders what the East
Jersey high school league field and
track meet will be without Quinn OF
Red Bank and Taylor of Asbury
Park. Good news to us. this ia
We're waiting for the next round
of inner-class games, Herr" Bough-
ton. The rivalry is at snch q high
pitch 1t may explode Ii the games are
not played soon.
"Addie" Sehantz' Sophomores ex-
pect to be the indoor champions. The
sancA with the Juniors Will probably
decide.
"All that I ask is" Hunt and
Cooley. and then "Play Baiii" win be
received ioyously.
League dope in these diggings is
. rife. Looks like q big aso for us
The formation of a league lie praeti-
Ieally assured.
Perth Amboy and Woodbridge
highschoois have fallen In line as
f~avoring the proposed organization.
The other schools are considering the
scheme.
Dutch Couden, mot spelled
Coudon) will soon pas sout gold, sill
yer and bronze medals. Couden has
too many 60 keep in storage. He
lprobably will keep the one he won
at the Poly Preparatory School meet
last week. It's a peach.
| The North PlainieId high school
girls who play against the varsity
at the Auditorium this afternoon are
state championship contenders. The
Union county team defeated the ~.
b. II. s. team by a large margin
There's been some rush for men,
bership In the two literary societies
at the school. 1t seems as IL no one
wants to be among the two hundred
W. " ~D
who will be kept from joining.
|
Manager Bones" Browning
known al Dudley and TEAM" is
trying to arrange a dual outdoor
meet with Bayonne high school.
|
That bunch from Rmsgers ~Ae
played and defeated the local high
school basketball team were some
lhusk1es. Paul Taylor, the former
Asbury Park high school athlete was
one OF the visiting quintet
70 "a Mcr-Wifl you be my val-
entinss"