davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11

sicnice Sc pfiblizila natahla
/, ruku, ably il vzala. A -jak jsem
couval jsa ustrasen, ona Sc u
smala. ''To neni nebezpecno, y
vece, "Olga vidi velmi dobre. y
PAX jsou netrpeliva mad mym
vahanfm svrastila oboci wy
trhnuvsi mne ryehlym pohy-
benz zbran, spustila kohoutek
a polozila pusku do kouta, od-
kud jsem il byl wal. ia 81 od-
dychnul.
"Nesni 81 myslet mic zleho O
Olze," pokracovala ona, diva
JIG Sc znovu ma hvezdu, .jez ii
halila svymi paprsky. "Proslm
no "a to-" dolozila smutnym
hlasem klekla ma kolena.
"On prislibi, re to nikomu ne
povi, ami Olze - ona by umre-
la studem."
"Nikomuv' odpovedel jsem
jsa hluboce dojat. :,
Skloniv Sc chtel jsem il po
zdvihnouti; ona zavrtela hla-
YOU spustivsi il ma nadra "a
Septala. "A ted must vsecko
zvedet; avsak prisahne mne, ze
mic nepovi. Svoluje?"
"Ano," odvetil jsem.
V tom okamziku povylezl
pes re sve skryse, dotknul Sc il
cpmakem a zasteknuv zticha
vycenil zuby. Ona Sc k nemu
nahnula a zacala no hladit, ma
cez on, cely Sc .chveje, zalezl
pod postel. "Musi to byt," o.
pakovala vzdychajic, "ja ne
mohu inject" Pri tom zalozi-
la ruce krfzem pres prsa jako
pokorna kajicnice. "On mne
porozumi", mluvila dale diver
nym t6nem, pri cemz mne
mraz projimal udy. "Nebude
Sc jednat o zlocinech, Olga ne
.chtela nikomu ublizit;;' povid-
ka, jiz chce povedeti, je hezky
smutna = to je to cele... -"
"Ja prohlizim vsecky veci,
mic mne neni skryto; ctu v hlou
bi srdce. Olga sama zda Sc
byt osobou CHI, k niz necitir1
ami lasky, nj nenavisti." Phi
tom Sc zadumcive usmala. "Tu
hle je jeste docela mala. Jet
to dlte roztomile, majfcf kula-
ia raminka sluncem opalena,
cernymi kaderemi, velkym
tazavym okem. Ivan, starry
dvorsky sluha, nejde nikdy ko-
lem nj, ably j trochu nepocho-
val. Jednou stojic ma zaspi sly
81 otevrenym oknem hlas mat
ky, jez rozmlouva hostem,
mladym to majitelem z okoli,
velmi uhlazenym, jejz zensk6
rady vidaly. "Ona je opravdu
hezka, ia malicka," povidal
mlady ten muz; eta pomate
vsem hlavy." Olga bochopila,
re Sc jedna o nj. Cervenajic
sc radosti, utekla do zahrady,
natrhala kvitka, jez 81 vestrcii
la do vlasu, a sla sc zhlizet do
vody V male nadrzce, slibujic
81, re nenecha proroka toho
That. Ia zimnich veceru, "a
soumraku sedavaly kolem vel
keho zelencho krbu a dobra
koina Kajetanovna povidala
fpohadky sedic We stare lenos-
Sc, V niz deti widely umirat de-
decka sveho, a pred niz mely
cd te dolby 1ctu spojenou ba-
mi. Clm vice Sc ,stmivalo, tim
vice mizel oblicej kojne, uz
nebylo videt nez jen modre je-
III, oci, jez temnosti zarily;
deti tlacily Sc k lenosce ami ne
dutajice; Olga kladla 81 hlavu
ma kiln kojne, zavirala oci a
pohadky menily Sc il We sku-
tecnost. 4
Byla to vzdycky ona ia kra-
sna carevna, jez plula pres Ger
ne more ma labuti, aneb jiz o.
kridleny kun nosil oblacich a
nikdo jiny nez carevic nemel
prava ma jeji ruku. Jednou
kdyz slysela, tulpas Ivas do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
"Musis mu je Timed vratit a

/ MuSIS mu Je lnned vratlt a
napsat -"
ia jemu psat?" vece Olga
pozdvihhuvsi pysne hlavu. =
MAS pravdu. Posli mu ty
irukavice beze vseho zpet... Jak
Sc jen mohl opovazit?... To
Ease ten den spatne zacfna."
Rukavice svazane zapece-
tene vraceny byly Tonbalovi,
jenz nepfisel k obedu a vzka-
zal, re je nemocen. Byte uz
davno stizen plicnim reduhem.
Zatlm co kaslAl ma lozi SVEN
|prolevaje Shy, virila Olga, ra-
dosti celia unesena, narucl
lsvych tanecnikd... ="
Tu sebou namesicnfce, jez
az dosud byla stala nepohnute
La mluvila tichym jednotvar-
|nym hlasem, pohnula. "Ne-
mohu poradne vypravovat," We
ce, "vidimt najednou prilis
mnoho veci. Obrazy Sc miha-
lji jako oblaka honena vetrem;
|vidim vsecko, kazdy stfn, kaz-
dou barvu, slysim kazdy zvuk.'
Tlupa kocujicich hercd pri-
chazejicich z Multanska a ubi
rajicich Sc do Polska, prisla ma
Iceste do Kolomey a davala
tam predstavenf. Velka ia no
|vina bezela ode vsi ke vsi, a
" nedeli, kdy NELL poprve hrat,
dal kazdy majetnfk, jenz ma Sc
be drzel, zaprahnout male sve
koniky do brycky, ably tam do
veil zenu a dcery. Divadlo
bylo Qmisteno v sini dosti pro
|stranne, ale trochu mike v no.
stjnci, a herci dotykali Sc cho-
choly, svymi nebe: obecenstvo
jich nedlvalo Sc ma to tax z BIZ
zka. Hrali tragedii "Barbora
Radzivilovna."
Drive nez zdvihli opQnu, Sc
stoupili Sc mladi lide kolem
majetnika, jenz sedel ma okne
a nohama klatil dol1.
: "Nu dobra," povidal, "kde
je tedy ta' kraska, nfz tolik
mluvite? ia az posud mic ne
vidim." Druzi postavili Sc ma
spicky nohou, ably hlidali dve-
re.
Konecne vesla Olga do sine:
"Tof ona!" povlda Michal po
chvili. Sci rovnou cestou k ro-
Edicdm dfvcinyin a predstavil
Sc sam. Jmeno jeho bylo zna-
mo, byl dobre prijat. Matka
Sc nan velmi privetive usmiva-
la a Olga zaujata no poslou-
chala.
Jeho vaznost a chladnokrev
most il zarazily; nepomyslila
81 vsak, re by jej mohla milo
vat, anebo stati Sc jeho zenou.
A pfece Sc to stale "a pet me-
del ma to.
Opravdu il neupoutal, ale ci--
nil ma nj DOZEN a to je mnoho.
Michal byl studoval, pax ce-
stoval a vratil Sc do rodne ze-
me naucenym sebezapira-
MIN. Mluvil o vsem bez okol-
XII, o .hercich, O kuse, a dovedI
Sc usmivat, kdyz il bylo do pla
ce. "Te je jeste Stesti," povi-
dial, "ze nejste barvena; podi-
vejte Sc, jak ty slocinky pla-
cou krvave slzy." Opravdu
tekla po tvarich dam cerven
jich slzami; ;bylo to smutne a "a
roven komicke.
Bylo mu dovoleno, ably mas
navstlvil a on toho uzil. Pc
kazde kdy prisel, nasla 81 mat
ka Olgy zaminku, ably je ne
chala samotny. Tu mluvival O
svych cestach: projel Meme
ckem, Italii a dovedl povedeti
co byl videl. Jinak byl pin po
zorrosti; zenske vGbec nechva
lily jeho uhlazenost, ale byl-li
s Olgou, dial nejmensi jeji ia
d6sti. Caste Sc nem jedna-
10; byl povazovan "a cloveka
drsneho, prisneho, pysneho;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11

AMERICKAJ VYSTAVkA.
Praha, Is. cervna. - Ucitel
Volta Benes, organisator a ta-
jemnik nejvetsf organisace a.
merickych krajanG "Ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzeni'', privezl
$ sebou pri navratu do vlasti
vzacny material, majici dne3
jiz znacnou cenu historickou.
= Jsou to pamatky nejruznej-
slho druhu ma veskeru praci,
konanou naSimi emigranty V
Americe pro osvobozeni rod
ne zeme. Dokumenty uzasne,
trpke casio nevdecne, ale do
kumenty take lasky, nadseni a
horouci obetavostiy pro ideu ce-
'skoslovenskeho narodniho o.
brozeni. Jsou to prace literar-
mi, letaky, brozury, knihy.
Jsou to alba umelc1 Cechoame
ricanu, skvostne a origineini
plakaty a pohlednice mistra
Preisiga. z Bostonu, medailony
die navrhu malire Valaska q
Chicago. ce5ke slovenske ca
,sopisy z Ameriky, hlasy ameri
cke zurnalistiky o nasem revo-
lucnlm usili. Je tn krasny dar
chicazskych krajanu, prapor
I2. pluku legionarG z Francie.
Kratce souhrn vzacnych pama
tex, hodnych shlednuti. Obra-
zova cast szastoupena jest re-
produlzcemi 'Mikulase Alse,
krasnymi to ukazkami jeho ra
zoviteho umenf.. Kvetnove ci-
slo "The Czechoslovak Re-
view" bohate obsahove a V
krasne uprave, Je dustoinym
nasim representantem pred a.
merickou verejnosti.
! WsSl [tt] IWsS]
.3 VYNATEK
ze spravni, schGze Sokola Nova
Vast poradane nedeli, dine
s. cervence.
Protokol predcitan tajemni-
KEN br. Vagnerem a prijat;
protokolu Sc dozvidaine, ze
Jednota zaslala Sokolske Obci
obnos 500 ma osaceni ditek V
Cechach a Slovensku.
We schdzi cten dopis Ustred
nj Matice Skolske, a usneseno,
by Jednota stala Sc clenem a
BIZ. pokladnlk opravnen zaslat
.obnos $500 co clensky prispe
vek. J
Dopis od Patrona'1u Sine Jan
Amos Nomesnky V Mt. Plea
SAINT prijat a apelovano ma br,.
Sokoly, by propagovany Bazaar
navStivili a podpoi'ili tax do
brou vec.
Dopis cd Damskych Sboru
ma zap. strane poradajicich w
let We prospech Sine prijat a
usneseno dat provolani k So
kolstvu, by podniku toho Sc
jednotne sucastnilo.
Zpravu "a vzdelavaci odbor
podava br. Nohejl a poukazu-
ie ma slabou dcast pri prednas
ce zurnalisly p. Smejce vzdela
vacim odborem svolanou a o.
znamuje, re prednaskou jsou
spojene vylohy a dotazuje Sc
sboru, je-li ochoten vylohy hra
dit neb naji-li Sc hradit Z OBJ
nosu, ktery byl sebran phi pred
nasce.
usneseno jednohlasne vylo-
ny spojene prednaskou hra-
dit pokladny a sebrany obnos
'deset dollaru 25 centu darovat
k drive jiz zminenemu uceli
ma osaceni dltek v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Schuze vzd6lavaci a spolec
ma We ctVrtek. 10. cerVence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
.abidnuti k snatku.

Hledam nasledkem nedo-
statku znamosti touto cestOu
druzku zivota, bud starsi
dlvku neb vdovu, ktera by
mela dobre srdce k ditkam.
Jsem Slovak re Slovenska V
primerenem postaveni. Kite
ra by mela dobry dmysl,
necht zasle nabidku S podo-
benkou, ktera Sc na pozada-
nj vrati, do administrace
"Sveta" pod znackou "Sna-
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11

Franci5 Burton Harrison, GU
werner Filipinskeho souostrovi,
jehoz jmeno Sc posledni dobou
pri zpravach O hnuti Filipincu
"a neodvislost objevilo ma We
reinOst.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

s PARAMOUNT Means First Class Picture and Comedy the
 Highest Standard. An Episode 1.-THE IRON CLAW vii also be shown Start the New Year right and see this how.-TiiE COLISEUM KIND!
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
CAN YOU IMAGINE
 VIVIAN MARTIN AS REAL SCRUB LADY?

Can you imagine Vivian Martin a. real scrub lady? You'd better get ready, for she is one in "Mirandy Smiles" which will be shown at the Coliseum theatre Thursday and Fri day And she's so adorable in the part that you're going to like her
 There is definite charm of pcT- sonality about little Miss Martins work in this realistic little comedy of slum life by Belle K. Mandates. She makes Mirandy Judkins, the lit tlest scrub lady, a warm-hearted lit tie heroine. whose independent out look on life and keen, laugh-provok- ing remarks afford never falling source of amusement.
 A reported sEr.rk scare off Long Beach recently was dispclled when Roscoe Fatty" Arbuclkle, the Para mount comedian, emerged from his morning plunge. Now the summer colony no longer worries, for Fatty is the most invetcrate of swimmers and can be seen taking his recreation in the Atlantic any time between sun rise and sunset on his leisure days. "Oh, Doctor!" is MT. Arbuckle's Par amount / production which will be shown at the Coliseum Thursday and | Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
GERALDINE FAIRFAX SUPERB IN MOST POWERFUL ROLE

Geraldine Farrar's second GoldwyD Picture, "The Hell Cat" which comes to the Palace theatre January 1 and 9 is not alone powerful story. It provides the star" with a colorful, highly dramatic role as well.
 She is Pancha O'Brien. half-Span- ish and half-Iriah, with all the con tradictions this mixture implies. Her father is Wyoming sheep raiser and Pancha is loved by Jack Webb, the sheriff. Jim Dike, a well-to-do cat tlcman, covets the girl. but she will have none of him. When he sees Pancha favoring the sheriff he deter mines to conquer her. To show that he has the upper hand, Dike, a saua aw-man. orders lis Mexicans to cut the throats of O'Bricn's sheep. The animals are slain. but Pancha surprises the men before they can escape.
 Dike announces to Pancha that he has come to take her away. She puts up furious fight, scratching biting and kicking and living up to her sobriquet Of "The Hell Cat.' But Dike overpowers her. binds her and carries her away on his horse. Then his men set fro to the ranch. After that incidents happen rapidly until the climax is reached.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
"womEN's WEAPONS" TEACHES GOOD LESSON TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES

The wholesome lesson for husbands who become Infatuated through an appeal to the intellectual sense and arc enmcshcd by the soul mate idea, contained in "Womch's Weap- ons." Paramount's new picture star ring the ever delightful Ethel Clay ton, makes it a singularly attractive entertainment as the audience at the Coliseum for tho last time tonight.
 Miss Clayton makes of Anne Q lovabie woman, clever and attroc- tive, while Elliot. Dexter succeeds in investing the somewhat caddisE Nicholas with a reality that is thor oughly convincing. Fine work Is achieved by Vera Doria as the pos eur, Esmee. while two clever chiidren interpret the roles of the two young bopefuls Of the Elliot establishment The emotional work of Miss Clayton is restrained and effective. The set tings of the picture are pleasing and the direction evidences master
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
MARGUERITE CLARK IN "WILDFLOWER HAS A eEWITCHING PART

Marguerite Clary, the dainty. mag netic star. made her debut in motion
 pictures through the medium of the Paramount production of "Wildnow- er," from the novel by Mary Ger. maine Miss Clark attained the triumph of her brilliant career in Baby Mine" and il is said that "WiIdfiower" in which she will be seen at the Coliseum theatre next Saturday only, provides her with many situations similar to those in her stage success. in point of charm and an opportunity for the display
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
REAL oYPSlES IN THIS PHOTOPlAv

When Emile Chautard, director of Elsie Ferguson's latest Aircraft star ring vehicle. Under the Greenwood Tree" which will be shown at the Coliseum theatre next Sunday and Monday along with "Once a Mason
 by Mr. and Mrs. Drew. began the pro
 duction of that photoplay. he was in urgent need of a band of reaa gypsies
 MT. Chautard believes In realism In picture producing and when he needs pirates, burglars OF barmaids in q
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
TOM MIX IN A SPECIAL ALONG WITH MAE MARSH AT PALACE THEATRE

Mae Marsh will be seen for the last time tonight at the Palace in Money Mad" and in this play she shows some wonderful gowns. Also will be shown Tom Mix, that cow boy actor so well known to patrons for his daring exploits, in. the widest of wild west comedies, ,'Who's Your Father"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
Attractions ut THeuteYS

COLISEUM-For Thursday and Fri. day, Happy New Year Greetings in presentation of Vivian Martin in "Mirandy Smiles" and Fatty Ar. buckle in "Oh Doctor" and an other episode of "The Iron Claw" For the last time tonight will be seen Ethey Clayton in <"Woman's Weapons" and a comedy and week ly to open the show.
 giving his patrons New Years greetings, Manager John '. Spickett presents Geraldine Farrar in "The Hell Cat" with a western plot, and a Christie comedy. To- night for the last time will be seen Mae Marsh in "Money Mad" and as special Tom Mix in wild west comedy, "Who's Your Father"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
srYLE SHOPS CLEARANCE SALE

We have placed on sale our en- tire stock of Ladies Coats. Suits and Dresses at tremendous reduc- tions to make room for our big Spring line which our buyer has purchased. Compare our quality and prices. Merchandise of Merit Only" STYLE SHOP, Valentine Building: J. D. Weinstein. Ngr.-a1v
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

hand-that of Robert G. Vignola. The story is an original one by Beulah Marie Dix.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

of the many winsome qualities which she possesses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

You may ssn that used sffiae flr. niture at . fair price thleugh ~ classified.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31

photoplay, he insists upon having the real thing every time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
KILLER MAY TAKE
ROBERTS PLACE
In Eight Round Bout on LotoS
Club Card Monday Night
Three Other Fights

There is still an uncertainty
whether Al Roberts. the big boy from
the island. will be in the proper
physical condition to meet Harry
A~pplegate, of New Brunswick, In the
e~ight-round main bout at the Lotos
Club shows in Palace Hall Monday.
In order to make sure that Apologize
, against should it turn out that Rob-
erts will be unable to fight, Promoter
Joe McNulty has secured Fred kibler,
of Newark. to be an emergency
man" in this case, he to appear II
Roberts does not. KILLER boxed at
Camp Raritan last Monday night
where he gave a clever exhibition and
if he takes Roberts place in the ring
a fast bout is bound to result. Rob-
erts has fought twice at the Lotos
Club during the past W. ont and
both of these bouts have resulted IN
his knocking his man out in the first
round. Apologize is known to be a
tough customer to m and there
is considerable difference of opinion
rs to whether Roberts would be able
TO handle him as he has done his last
two opponents.
Instead of one ~six-round semi-tnal
Monday night there will be two, thus
adding more chances for action. An
eight all-four-ball" combination
has been arranged by Promoter Nc
Nulty whereby two ebonite scrapperS
/ will meet in one of these semis. Sey-
mour NanBlake, of Plainfield. and Al
Turner. of Newark, will be the prin-
cipals in this colored so.
In the other six-rounder Bobby
Walters. of Plainfield. and Young
! Jeferies. of Newark, will be the OPP
posing factors. No announcement OF
The f~our-round prelim or prelims, as
the case may be, a been made as
yet by McNulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

SIMPSONS PLAY
BAPTIST FIVE
In Senior S. S. A. L. Game at
"Y" Tonight Junior and In
termediate PrelimS.

The Simpson NJ. E. and First Bap-
fist Sunday school teams will clash
in the senior game of the s.. S. A l..
at the Y. M. c. A. tonight the Metho-
dists having won three games thus far
this season without meeting a defeat,
while the Baptists LAY done just the
reverse, losing three and winning
none.
After the showing made by the Bap-
lists last week, when the Presbyte-
rians nosed them out of a victory by
a one point margin, following an extra
five minute period it looks as though
they would give the Methodists a lit
tie more opposition tonight than when
these two teams clashed the last
time. Junior and intermediate Sun
day school league games will be play
ed tonight also, as a preliminary.
Arrangements are now being made
by Physical Director John ]. Sender
man of the local "Y" and Schuyler
C. ePw, physical director of the Yon-
kers association, to conduct a series
of games between the winners of the
senior league here and at Yonkers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
The Melting Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

Herewith is printed the 'steenth
chapter of the ITO BE or Not 70 Be-
sauabble between the Old Timers and
the Amboy's Bests- bowling fives of
this city. Howard Richards, manager
OF the latter. has nswered Manager
Dean OF the Old Timers. as follows:
II beg to state the .Amhoy's Bests
are only too willing TO bowl Mr.. Do
lan's so called odd Timers" but / still
insist that they go out and form a
reputation by beating some other local
team 10 show US that they can average
over Ice per man. OF all the bowlers
that Mr.. Dolan named. Hoffman is the
only one that has any kind of a repu-
tation.
Quite true, Jenkins and Einhorn
"a Larson and myself in a series of
games the best two out of three mat
ches. Larson was substituted in that
series for Eyerkuss. We bowled Alto
gether eighteen games and won nine
OF them. taking into consideration hat
thirteen games of the eighteen were
bowled on their own alleys and only
nVe on our alleys. Furthermore. Mr..
Dolan has no two men on his team
that can beat any two men on Amboyss
Bests i'm a regular arranged match. I
will also permit Mr.. Dolan TO pick
what two men on my team shall bowl
his best two men.
Mr.. Doian also claims that he has
some good bowlers. Here is a propo-
sition for him TO consider: I will bowl
any three men that he has on his team
IN n night on their own alleys. the
best three out OF five games, and il
q of them can beat me a match,
1 will consider il as losing the series.
am willing to bowl this match for any
thing they say.
Now. il Mr.. Dolan does not care 10
ooni any other team 10 prove 10 my
satisfaction that they can bowl with
out saying SO. then the only way that
VIII consaDs 10 have my team meet
MS lean WIZ Se for a side bet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
South AmbOy Boy Scouts
to Play Brunswick Five

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 2S-Tonight
the st. Mary Boy Scouts will play a
Team from New Brunswick i'm a game
OF basketball at st. Mary's Hall bas-
ketball court. The Scouts have thus
far this season played twenty games
and won all of these with the excep-
ton OF ono game, which was lost to
the local Y. M. c. A. They are now
striving for the Junior championship
of Middlesex county and have ar
ranged for n game with the team
which DEBATED them some time ago
to be played on March IL.
Manager Manion has seven more
games booked before the close of the
season. The Scouts have held a meet
ing and are arranging for a baseball
season. Their m will be played
on Stevcnsdale baseball grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
WOMEN BOW[fnsTtKE THREE
GAMES FROM BACHELOR TEAM

The fair sex bowling five of the
Aquehonga Club at T%ottenvllle last
night met and defeated in three
straight games a team composed OF
bachelors. the match being rolled on
the clubs alleys. High score of the
night inc high average as well was
annexed by Mrs. M. Morrell. bowling
anchor for the Her best score
was ISL. which together with 1913 and
1856, gave her an average of 166. T. he
first game was won by thirty pins. the
cor by forty-fiye and the last by
four.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
ST,PETER'SH HIGH
IN CAME TODAY
Return Game With Crimson
and White Boys Varsity on
Amboy Court
(By H. S. Correspondent

A double header will feature at the
local high school today. The boys
five of Amboy high stack up against
the st Peters high school team of
New Brunswick and in the prelimi-
nary the ~sophomores and juniors of
the local high school will play. The
main game of the day promises to
surpass all of the games played, as
both cams are Of for county cham
pionship. The st. Peters team has
already defeated Amboy at the Bruns-
wick court earlier this season. In
the out of town team the locals en-
counter very stiff opposition. They
have a powerful scoring machine that
has been downed but two or three
times this season out Of twelve games.
The county seaters have five seasoned
players that have been playing to-
gether for two years and under the
supervision of Coach RawIen, they
have developed to such an extent that
they are now almost unbeatable. The
defeats registered against them were
early on their schedule, when they
had not yet attained their full playing
strength.
The local team has also developed
considerably since the defeat handed
them by st. Peters. Since IL .aSre
they ave won five out
an6-are noy-galaa-lel1as4
They AaSs1been practicing faithfully.
realizing That they have a dangerous
opponent to meet today.
In the preliminary the junior and
sephomores will clash. This game
will no doubt bring out much mate
rial for the inter-class series which
will be played in the very near future.
The juniors have a good team, having
with them Ira Grouse and Monroe
karkus. forwards; Fat Hanson. Gen.
ter: Dutch Greiner n Fulton Lam
ming, guards. The sophomores will
probably line up with Charlie Hughes
and Ted Jones, forwards: Robert
Pyster, center; Ray tombstone and
Billy Wiederstrom, guards.
The local girls team were to have
played the Keyport girls five. but the
Keyport management called the gar1e
off, as their schedule WAS mixed up
and they were to play Plainield in
stead of Amboy today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Gobs, DoughbOys, Reserves
All Win In Y. M. H. A. League

The Gobs, Doughboys and Re-
serves all won in the opening games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

Optimistic Thought
A judlcious silence is always better
than truth spoken without charity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

They tell you it isn't haw you start
but how you finish that counts. That's
true enough but the right start has
some value-especially in a boxing
bout.
When ever l step int q ring I keep
firmly in mind that L am there for
tn epurpose of winning. That's my
firts thought when my anage ar
ranges about and / keep the idea
firmly fixen in mind when | step into
the ring.
There is always a lot of excitement
Just prior to a match. The hustle and
hustle at the ringside is reflected in
the dressing rooms where the aoxer
Ssparing for the bout: This ex-
~ sometimes gets n fellows
nerve but l have always made special
effotrs to steel myself against the ex-
element and to keep cool under all
circumstances. =
Once in the ring and after the ref
cree las given his instructions / fig
ure it is everybody for himself and