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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21
DISTRICT MEETING
OF ". T.. T. u.

The program given below has been
arranged for the jubilee conference
which the sixteenth district of the w.
G. T. U. will hold here on Thursday
and Friday of this week. Sessions will
be held in the auditorium of the city
hall n Mrs. j. W. Scott of Gilby will
preside.
Delegates from Gilby. 1nkster.
Thompson. Niagara. Larimore and
Northwood unions are expected for
the conference. and entertainment on
the Harvard plan will be furnished by
the two local unions. Mr.. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson and Mrs. Barbara
H. Wylie, state officers will be present
to address the sessions. for which this
program has been arranged:
Thursday Afternoon
1:3o-Community Singing.
Devotional Service-''The Place Of
Prayer in the Jubilee Drive,' why
the jubilee Drive Now?' and world
Prohibition
Mrs. Anderson
"Americanization'
Mrs. wylie
Community Singing.
Demonstration, Jubilee Drive Can
vasser and Tightwad"
Mrs Anderson and Mrs. wylie
Evening
7:30-Community Singing.
Devotional Service.
Address-Mrs. Wylie.
Music.
Address-Mrz. Anderson.
Friday Morning
9:00-Devotional Service.
Reports Of District Officers.
"our Official Papers"-Demonstra-
ton securing subscriptions, district
literature superintendent and member
of convention.
Reports of Local Unions
Election Of Officers
How to Win New Members,"-
Demonstration by " members of
convention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21


Two university fraternity formals
r scheduled for Saturday night
those of the Phi Delta Theta and the
Alpha lambda Rho. The Phi Delta
Theta party will lake place in the
Knights Of Columbus hall, which is to
be arranged in blue and white for the
afa There are to be i've special
dances included in. the program.
Patrons and patronesses will be Presi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane, MI.
and Mrs c. N. Barnes, Prot. and Mrs.
Willis and Prot. and Mrs g. A, Abb
bott.
The Alpha lambda Rho formal will
take place in the Guild hall, dancing
to begin at $50 O'Clock. In addition
to the members OF the fraternity, and
the young women whom they will in
vite, one member Of each fraternity
represented on the ampu also has
been invited. Decorations in blue
and gold win be used in the dance
roonn- The fraternity members have
invited as patrons and patronesses
President and Mrs Thomas F. Kane,
Dr. and ArA Charles E. King, DR.. and
Ms w. G. Bek and DR.. and AnA O.
G. Libby.
A very successful production Of the
eSeAAS VI l"IuO1211Iy was gwen
last evening at the Plymouth Congre-
gatonal church by the church choir
assisted by a number Of musical
artists Of the lparish. Miss Fern
CrotherA soprano, u deserving much
praise for her excellent work as solo
Isl, and the work Of l. H. Myers bass,
\ also was oommendable. The person
mel included MEz- Seymour Anderson
as Mary" Ms w H. Elfring as
Mary the mother Of James" Miss
Aar5cr6 Cook n 'Salome;' Miss Osa
Walen ~ death" and Time" was
inpensonated by MI. E Cook. The
aEges were NW Helen Warner and
Miss ,va'ma. Geddes, an Of them ap-
pearng to advantage in their parts
Mr.. and Mrs J. 4. Poppler ant
their son Philip are expected to return
to THAR home here this week Mrs.
Poppler has been In ST. Louis at !
suffI1ee convention md in Chicaxt
and Freepor- Ill, visiting relatives
Mr.. Poppler went to Freeport, las
week for q short visit with his VIII,
and son, and it is likely that they vii
return here With him this weak. RI
route home M. and NrA Popper wn
stop at Fargo for 2 brief visit viii
President Thomas r. Kans an.
Mrs. Kane entertained at>a s~ro'clccl
supper last evening. Covers were lail
for eighteen guests and anon then
were Prof g. A. Abbott and Ma Alb
bot Major CA Brown. and mem
bers ,ofsthe Delta Sigma fraternity
evening VA spent infsrmaliy-
The board Of directors Of the 7. "
g ~ WIN eatatain Tuesday Afternoon
at b home Of MrA q. "a. Libby. /,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21
Germans May Make
Vienna The Second
Capital OF Germany

Berlin, Thursday, April ICY
The Associated Press.)-The govern;
ment has a plan for recognizing
Vienna as a second capital Of Ger
many by having President Ebert re-
side there part of the year, to trans-
fer certain imperial bureaus to that
city and even hold some meetings OF
ing to the Germania. -.
1t is desired to convince the Aus
TRANS that they shall not suffer too
much by the joining of Austria and
Germany.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21

,rGHFF -
Mrs. Bertha woodland of New York
has arrived here, and is a guest at the
T. w. c. A. This evening Mrs.
Woodland will be the guest Of honor
at a supper which the Business Wom-
ems club will give at the "Y." Fol-
lowing the supper she will give an adj
dress on clubs for business women,
and the advantages and activities
open to them. and it is expected that
~teresting one.
Miss Jean Sinclair will preside dur
ing the supper, and in addition to
Mrs. Woodlands speech there will be
toasts by Miss Ann Kaufman, who
will talk on Business" and Miss
Helen Larkin will speak on Women"
Mrs. Woodland is from New York.
and is touring the northwest visiting
the business women's clubs. She will
so to Fargo tomorrow. I
The vesper services at the Y. w. G.
a. Sunday evening were well attend
ed. The program which was in the
charge Of the University Y. w. C. A.
had as the main number an address
by DR.. K. r. Stolz. The topic of the
address was Easter and the Resur-
%rection." Miss Ruth Mahon sang a
group of songs, and the Zion Lutheran
Sunday school girls served refresh
menA
+ +
Mrs. V. A. Swanson. 833 Belmont
avenue is entertaining this afternoon
at an informal tea in compliment to
her mother. Mrs.. Fred Niggeler. of
Minneapolis who is her guest. A col
or scheme Of red and gold is being
used. and Mr. Swanson is being as
sisted by Mrs NJ. W. Hansen
Mrs McColgan. $50 North Fourth
street had as her guest Easter Sunday,
Mrs j. F. Derby of Bathgate. N. D..
who stopped in the city en- route to
her home from Guelth, Ontario, where
she has been Visiting
4 X 4
Miss Lena Guinthener has been
called to Wahasha, Mimi, by the
death of her father. Miss Guinthener,
who l. q nurse at St Michael's hospi-
tai, VIII return the last of the week.
Tho guild of, St Paul's Episcopal
church is handling the sale Of tickets
for tho concert which the Million
Dollar Band" viii give at the audi
torium on saturday night A special
matinee for children VIII be given
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21

Mrs. A. Abrahamsen, III Reeves
avenue. announces the approaching
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Ida.
Alice A~brahamsen, to Ole H. Bird
ston of this city. The ceremony will
take place Thursday. April "a, at Z
O'Clock y. M.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21

Mrs l. r. Buxton of New Rock
ford. ILL.,, is spending a few days at
the Delta Sigma house as tho guest of
her son. Thomas Buxton, who Is a
student at the university. e,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21

both swam to the shore. and eau.
ttousy climbed the moesScarpeted
bank to walk around the Falls. :
behind Dick. And just as Betsy got
near a big tree. Mr.. Red Fox darted
out with a spring and grabbed Betsy
to carry her of to his den. to eat her
for his breakfast. Betsy gave a sud-
den scream. "Oh. Dick save me! It
is the awful Mr.. Red Fox" And I
wish you could have seen the, hair
rise right up on the neck of Dick OF
ter! Why, he was as angry be-
fore in his life. And he gave an aw-
full growl, and he leAped upon Mr..
Red Fox. like a flash Of lightning, and
when Mr.. Red Fox felt the sharp
teeth of Dick Otter biting his neck.
he let &C Betsy. and pounced upon
Dick Otter.
Tomorrow:. Dick Otter saves Besy
from the. Red Fox. y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-21
MERRYMAKERS WILL
NOT APPEAR FRIDAY

The entertainment Of the Merry
makers" which was to have been
given April Is. will not take place
this week. according to an announce
ment made public today by Mrs. Lii
Han K. Rickaby. director. The af-,
fair was to have been given at Wood
worth auditorium for the Armenian
relief. but it has been found necessary
to postpone it to a later date.
The Merrymakers'' are planning
on q busy season this summer. and
r receiving a number of requests
to appear in neighboring cities. On
Friday, May 2, they have been asked
to be in Emerado. The week after
commencement will also be a busy
one, and they are now making out
their schedule, for appearance in sew
eralt large towns in the state at that
time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
MISS HANNA GOES
TO GARY SCHOOL

Miss Ruth Hanna has accepted a
position in Gary, Ind, rendered her b!
the board OF education in their depart
ment Of vocational training,
The Gary public school system has
achieved a national reputation under
Superintendent Writ, who is "A loader
In the front ranks OF American rdu-
Gators he has established in the
Gary system the most advanced meth
DDS in vocational work. Miss llanld
Is a graduate Of the Ottawa High
School and also Of Browns Business
College and has served as instructor
for the night school classes Of the lat
ter school, and has also had practical
business experience. she Will assume
the duties OF her new position on
Sept, % Miss Hanna takes with her
the best wishes of u host OF friends
who will watch with interest her ca.
roer in her newly chosen hed OF ac
tiyity,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15

the articles to relatives Of the wound.
ed man.
70 the police she expressed her
preference for No. over No. 2.
This morning "A state warrant al
lrging assault with intent to Kill was
prepared for service on Trucott. who
will remain a prisoner in the county
jail, pending The outcome OF Bock'
mans condition. Doctors say that In
lection is the only danger confront
ing Bockman as none of the wounds
is serious enough to cause any great
alarm
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Celebrate Ninth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Catlin ccle-
brated their ninth wedding annivor'
sary Yesterday at their home on the
north bluff. In the evening they en-.
tertained number Of friends at din.
ner. The evening was spent in an
ENJOYABLE social manner.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
EVERYTHING READY
FOR COUNTY FAIR
TO OPEN TUESDAY
GROUNDS IN GALA ATTIRE FOR
ANNUAL EXPOSlTlON-TO OPEN
FOUR DAYS MEETING IN TIE
MORNING.


WHAT p'oi'l'9o9 ~ '' '''o ''77'''
county fair the city OF ottawa mas
ever Witnessed will open tomorrow.
A fine urooram having many specldl
..., .,......,,,,,,,. h.. loo,
- ~ ''''''' ''''' '''''
prepared. II VIII last iout u'S = 'i''
every day will be big one.
Special vaudeville attractions VIII
be held every afternoon and evening.
Those who like to dance will be glad
10 hear that new dancing hall has
been provided. Something will b.
doing every minute.
The live stock and poultry exhibits
are said TO be the largest ever had.
Tho manager of the floral hail and
grain department also announced d
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
LOCAL
NEWS |


Edward Koran has gone to st.
Louis ON business visit.
Miss Susie Smi h returned TO her
home on Columbus street. Saturday
evening after spending the past four
weeks in Joliet visiting friends.
l.. H. Bossorman of Galcsburg Is
visiting at the home Of Al Richards
on Post stree.
W A. Robinson went 10 Ransom
this morning on business visit
Mr. and Mrs Charles Embury and
son Ben, who have made their home
Dn Post street for the past several
years, have removed to Rock Island,
whore hey will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. V. j. Duncan have
returned to their home in east Otta-
wa after spending the summer at
their cottage on Green Lake, Wis.
Edwin G.. Andrews left this morn
ing Tor kirksyille, Mo He viii be en-.
gagged at the ostoopathy hospital
there, where he has been appointed
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Billings and
daughter isabella of Mendoza visited
l'a,'' ""S d, '''' ""i''' .. va anu MO
u " on ''''' VI N''' VAIN St'cs''
Mr. and Mrs A. Billings and family
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Billings OF
Mendoza spent the week end With Mr.
ana Mrs. H. ". Shrad"r on West Main
street.
MISS ElFa HaSSIey' VINO is teaching
School IN fafi'III"' spent the week
end at her nome on West Main street.
MISS Julla Coble' NJ West Main
| street returned from VISIT Win
/ friends IN chicago
MISS "ertrud" Harms IS spending a
/ io" days IN JoIlet ana Aurora on buSl'
| ness
Wiliiam Wilson, city plumbing m
! sPcttof IS spending le" Gays IN Chl-
cago visiting ms daughter, Grace
Marie. VINO Is attending the Academy
/ Oh me Nil9' "h'Ie ahe i i"hIh- up
commercial art.
Mr. ana Mrs. Edmund Freeze and
MI ana Mrs, Spohr went to heWane 3
/ yesterday to VISIT MI and Mrs Ru-
| dolph bublltI.
Mrs Mollle Parr o! Dayton was an
ottawa VISITOR saturday.
Miss Stella Hartkom OF Mulberry
street Went TO NhlcaSo TO-DAY 10 spend
" re" Weeks
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Social Hygiene Exhibit,

A very interesting display will be
kept open during the four days of the
county fair under the direction OF the
division Of social hygiene OF the state
department Of public health. This dis.
play will be in charge OF llr. J. w
De Vry. An exhibit was displayed a'
the state fair and was visited by
more than 10000 persons.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Notice..

Regular meeting of Hod Carriers
will be held at Union Hall Tuesday
Sept. IL, at 1870 p. m. Business OF i'm
uortance. WIN. j. GOODGlGR,
- ;;s.-"- -----.-. Secretary aud Treasurer.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15

Try ;he Free Irader-Journal Want ADS
Journal Tor Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15

-----------.-- = -------------
Sergeant at arm3-Sergt George
SearIo Rockford.
Cbap,ain-Capt \. b. CIinch Rock.
ford reelected
Directors. three years Capt Hal
carr Aurora, ,~prgt William Eggle-
sion Pontiac
Directors who hold over are capt.
Y C. Nickcrson. kankakee; Lieut..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Notice

Cali at Federal Bake shop for
douehnuts tomorrow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Notice.

Call at Federal Bake SHOP lor
doughnuts tomorrow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished ny
G, w, kirby manager Harris, Win.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
Notice,

Notice.
Call at Federal Bake shop for
dOughnuts tomorrow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15
OTTAWA NAMED 1920
REUNION OF 18TH

Continued on page ?. col. A.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-15

For SALE Coach dog puppies on'
Tine surrey and harness one oper
buggy. two sets single harness. g.,
Columbus ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15

great floor game. In Saturday nights
game, Evans showed plenty Of pep,
and was all over the court.
The Railway A. A nave been hold
ing strenuous practice sessions, and
claim they are in high class con-
dition after spending a number OF
nights on their Y. NJ. c. A. court.
Russo, who played with the Lead
Works baseball team during the Fac
tory League q couple of a ago,
and who played with Railway against
local baseball teams, several times
this season, will appear in the outfit
of the Railway basketball team, and
the Railway fans say he Is as good a
basketball player, as he Is at base
ball.
The two Armstrong brothers who
have made a big rep for themselves
on the basketball court, will also be
with the Railway contingent. These
two boys have had a great deal OF
experience.
Just who will fill the other two pos
itions, has not as yet been made
known, but their manager states thai
the outfit Is going to core. an easy
victor oyer the Amboy team.
Berse will be on hand to referee
the encounter, and his showing or
Saturday night, prompts US to say thai
the Amboy fans will enjoy a good
season as far as rendering of decisions
is concerned.
"Pox' Booz will have two orches-
tras on hand tonight, SO hat the
dancers can enjoy themselves before
the game, during the halves and after
the battle is over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
Auditorium Five And
Railway A. A. To Clash
In Game Here Toniqht

The second game Of the season for
the Auditorium Five will take place
on theh home court tonight, when the
crack Railway A. A. travel to this
city to endeavor to hand a beating
to the local cohorts.
Manager Booz has put his men
through a stiff practice since Satur-
day nights performance, and the
passing and shooting Of the team as
o whole will be much improved to-
night.
The forward positions will be
taken care of by "Jawn" McCreery
and "Blackie" Regan, and these two
speed merchants will show the Rah-
way guards some speed, once they
get their paws on the ball. McCreery
and Regain will soon show mid-season
form, after they have played a few
games on the new court, and when
they hit their pace "Pox'' will have
q hard time booking worthy oppo-
nents.
In the pivot position Hank
Thomas will be found, as usual, and
Hank" even though he played a
good game against the Michelins,
was not in true form. After a siren
uous practice on Monday night he
states his field and foul shooting has
been greatly improved.
The guarding positions will b.
handled by Chick Evans and Pete
Hanson and both of these boys havt
plenty of speed and their ability tt
break up passes, and their shooting
ability is well known. Pete" in hi
first game with the Auditorium bunch
scored two baskets beside playing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
New Basketball Court Ready
For Games at Morgan Y.M.C.A

BIZ Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 15.-The new
basketball court at the Morgan Y. NJ.
c. A. has been completed and is now
being used by a number of local or
CARNATIONS. This court was made
possible through the efforts of Secre-
tary Edward Nodine of the Morgan
"Y" and through the endorsement OF
Major Dove commandant Of the Nor
gan General Ordnance Depot. The
South Amboy High School, Boy Scouts
and Railroad Y. NJ. &. A. basketball
teams now use the court. 1t was Of
ticially opened Monday night when
the "Morgans" went down to defeat
at the hands of the Speedways Of
Perth Amboy.
The court is forty feet wide, seven.
ty feet long and sixteen feet high
In addition to basketball there is a
medicine ball, volley balls, indoor
baseball. The building includes toilets.
wash bowls, shower baths with ar
ever ready supply of clean fowls for
the boys who use the gym"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
Boxing Commission After
Negligent Clubs in State
By Special Correspondent.

Dy optCtbt correspondents
TRENTON, Oct. 15.-The State
Boxing Commission is getting ready
to discipline those clubs which are
negligent in the matter Of reporting
to the State authorities the financial
results of each exhibition conducted
under the club auspices. Last May
the Commission sent each of the clubs
a warning concering this matter and
it is apparent that some OF them have
failed to heed 1t as a second odmoni
ton Is about to issue from the othCe
of the Commission here.
The State Is vitality Interested in the
matter of receipts at the exhibitions
in his State because It's treasury, un-
der the law, must receive ten per cent
of the total gross receipts Of every
boxing show conducted in New Jersey
for profit.
Another regulation some of the
clubs are failing to obey Is that pro
viding that they shall notify the Com
mission of every match or exhibition
held five days prior to the date seized
uled for its presentation to the pub
lie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
Rainbow Basketball Team
Beats The Victory Five
BIZ Special CORRESPONDENT.

bV opGCtLk correspondents
JAMESBURG, Oct. 15.-The Rain
bow basketball team lac the hardest
proposition of their careers at Lange's
Hall Monday night trying to disprove
that the Victory Five of Midtown were
not misnamed. In four torrid quar-
ters they battled and no more evenly
contested game has been witnessed in
some time. Final score, J~amesburg,
80; Midtown, 26. q was not until the
last quarter hat the locals forged
ahead and had victory for their re-
ward. J~amesburg led at the n of
the first quarter, 8 to 7; Midtown,
the second, 20 to IA; and third, % to
20. For Jamesburg, Weisert played
the most consistent game with Con-
over second best. Not a foul was
scored by Jamesburg. For the visi-
tors G. Lins and r. Inns were con-
sistent point makers. the former scor-
ing fifteen of the 20 points. A large
crowd was present and enjoyed dane
ing after the game. The score
RAINBOWS VICTORY FIVE
Conover, .... forward .....R. Lins
Vandenberg .. forward :. H. Christ
Quimby ...... centre ...... Cercy
Weisert ...... guard $500. c.. Lins
Duncan ...... guard ...... w. Hell
Field goals. Conover. 5; Vanden-
berg, 1; Quimby, 2; ,Weisert. 6; Dun
can, 1; r. Lins. 4; H. Christ. l; G.
Lins, 4; Foul goal. C. Lins. 7. Referee
Joseph Timberman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ..
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE CTTRRENCY

Washington, u. u, AUGUST ID, 1913.
presented to the undersigned. it tr has 4;
FFoSRDs NATIoNAL BANK" in the vii
lage of Fords in the County Of Mid,
compiled with all the provisions Of the
Statutes Of the United States. required
ton shall be authorized to commence
the business of Banking:
WILLIAMS, 0Comptrolier Of the Cur
TEsG36eyX, dc h%HFTee6Ny certify that THE He
VILLAGE of FORDS In the County OF
MiddIesex INC 7 sam9s of Nf fTe Jersey STsfgel Is
Of Banking as provided in Section
Fifty one hundred and sixty nine Of
the Revised Statutes of the United
states.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this Fifteenth
day of August. 1919.
John SKELETON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of the Currency.
74s6-s-27-60t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
Harmony Five and Cubs
Play Game Tomorrow Night

The game between the Cubs and
Harmony Five scheduled for last
Thursday night, but which was can
celled by the Harmony manager, due
to the condition of his men. will be
played tomorrow night at Kozusko's
hall.
The Cubs will have Bradley
Brownmiller, Borak, Macmillan
Monroe, Cannon and Hanson on hand
from which to choose a capable team
and Manager Brady believes he will
have an easy time with the Harmony
Five.
The Harmony Five will consist OF
Melko Hinkle, Dwyer, Tonghini and
Sorenson. There will be dancing be-
fore the game, between halves and
after the game, and good music has
been secured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
LOtOs Club Fights Are
Postponed Because Of Rain

Owing to the bad weather condi-
lions last night the weekly boxing
show Of the Lotos A. G. was post
poned for one week by Promoter
Joseph McNulty. In spite Of the rain
many out-of-town fight enthusiastic
especially from Roosevelt-arrived
at the hall expecting to see the scraps
as usual. AS the attendance would
not have been large enough to war
ran the staging of the show as ad-
vertised, McNu1ty decided to post
pone the exhibition for one week.
The same bill which was to have
been given last night will most likely
be presented next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-15
goMM ID IN SPORTS MERML
MataWan -KeypOrt Game
Sunday, II Weather Permits
81 spectaI Correspondent.

~ ~ ANoV0N9ChAs
KEYPORT, Got. 15.-Owing to the
inclement weather of the past Sunday
the baseball game announced for the
day to be played by teams represent
ing Keyport and Matawan was called.
off. This was much to the disappoint-
ment of many who had planned to
witness the game. The series between
Keyport and Matawan which includes
five games, two which have been won
by Matawan inc one by the borough,
is creating more than the usual
amour of interest and never in the
history of the borough have such i'm
mense crowds been on hand to wit
ness the games here, it being esti-
mated hat about five thousand have
been present to see the games.
If the weather is favorable on Sun
day the game will be played and 1t is
expected that the teams representing
the two ~boroughs will be the very
best sscurable and some fast playing
is expected.