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Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
SECURES NEW IDEAS FUR WOMAN EXHIBIT

Mrs. W. W. McNeff superintendent of the Womans department of the Arizona state fair returned yesterday from Colorado where she passed the summer.
 During her absence Mrs -McNeff vis- .ited different Colorado fairs with view of securing new, ideas for the depart ment which she heads. Many features will be introduced to add to the attrac- tiveness of the division which has al- ways been prominent among the dis plays at the local fairs.
 This is the first time Mrs. McNeff has been identified with the Womans S division although she served for nine years as superintendent of the educa- tional department and made an envi- able record each year.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

ganizations connected with the church, including, among others the Girls Friendly Society the Junior Guild and the Altar society. She has wide ac- quaintance and is one of the best-liked young women in the city.
 MT. Horrall has lived in Phoenix for a number of years and is generally well-liked
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

Academy of Dancing.
 Billy" King left the service four weeks ago at Quantico, Virginia, going to New York city where he attended the American National Association of Dancing Masters at the Hotel Astor. He also took a course at the Duryea Dancing school. After visit in north ern Minnesota with his father, Billy came to this city, arriving last Sunday
 During the season of 1914 he was
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

manager of Riverside park for Homer King. That was the opening season of that park. He later conducted a private dancing school here.
 The new manager of the American
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
BILLY KING |S NEW
 AMERICAN MANAGER

". L. King, better known as Billy King, who left Phoenix May 1, 1917, to join the marine corps, has returned to this city and has assumed the manage ment of the former American theater
 which will be known as the American
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

states that in addition to the cabaret entertainment and the serving of drinks and light luncheon, there will be all the latest dances taught both afternoon and evening
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

ese where stocks rapidly Odds and Ends will accumu dispose of annually regardless of and to heghen the n sale including number of NEW FALL DRESSES COATS and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
FIVE PLAY STRONG
NEWARK SEPARATES TONIGHT

Tonight the third big basketball
game Of the eason will be played
when the strong Separate Five of
Newark, who have been making a
big name for themselves in and
around Newark this season and in
previous seasons, will travel to this
city and endeayor to defeat the
Auditorium Five on their own court.
Manager Booz, who has consider
able knowledge of just what the fans
desire, was bucktng a big proposition
when he conceived the idea of alter
ing the Auditorium for use as a bas-
ketball court, for basketball last sea-
son received quite. a knock on the
head" and O. promoter was taking-a
big chance by depending upon the
basketball fraternity. But "Pox'
went about his work In a business
like way, had the hall fixed In a first
class manner, and moulded a high
class quintet together, which consists
of our own boys, who will show in
the long run that they are the best
to depend on.
"Jawn'' .McCreeqy and Eddie"
Regain, two boys who have perform
ed before the eyes Of the local bas-
ketball fans for many a season, are
playing a bang-up floor game. Both
of these men are fast, and from long
service on basketball teams know
the game in all it's branches.
Hank" Thomas, pivot man, Is a
match for the best that has perform
ed on the local courts. Thomas has
shown already that he is in mid
season form. His jump, passing, all
around floor work, shooting from the
field and his foul shooting is of a
high class variety.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Landing The Kayo

Tim Monahan the New York heavy
weight will meet Andy Schmander of
billy in a six round go at the Olympia
A. A on October 81.
Banty Lewis will meet Danny Pa
yese at the Metropolitan A. A. in New
ark on Monday night.
Joe Honan and Kid Clemens gave a
good account of themselves in the six
minutes they mixed in" at the Demo-
cratic smoker on Thursday night. AL
though Honan had the better of the
argument. Clemens put up q great
exhibition and reminded his following
or the days of ole.
Johnny Griffiths defeated Willy
Laughlin of Bethlehem in a ten round
bout at Detroit on Wednesday night.
ran Burns showed plenty Of
speed, and found his opponent Frank
lie Nelson, easy to hit, in their six min
ute "mix-up" at the Smoker on Thurs
day night.
Johnny Dundee states he does not
know anything about meeting Benny
Leonard In Hartford, and said he
never asked for a bout with the cham
pion.
Ted Kid Lewis knocked Iout Jim Nc
Cabe in the first round of their bout
at the Atlantic City Club fight club
Thursday night.
George Chip. former middleweight
champ has been signed to take Harry
Creb's place in a fight against Tommy
Bobson In the star bout at the Arena
A. c. Jersey City on Monday night.
Joe Jeanette will fight Harry Wills
in another tussl4 at the, Jersey City
Club on Monday night.
AL Thoma former amateur champ
will fight Joe Forgione at the Metro
politan A. c. Newark in the near flu
ture.
Joe Dillon of Brooklyn is now I'M
der the management of Anthony Fur
ano who also is managing the affairs
of Zulu Kid.
Clay Turner wants 80 per cent. of
the gate receipts at the Arena A. G.
Syracuse before he will sign an agree
ment to meet Harry Greb.
Kid Leo and Kid Toney two local
boys evenly matched, mixed up In a
three round go at the Smoker in the
Auditorium on Thursday night, and
both gave a good account of them
selves.
Joe Lynch will meet Pete Herman
at the Olympia A. A. in Philadelphia
Dn November IL.
Kid Potty received a big ovation
when he stepped into the ring to fight
Joe Vance a foul round exhibition,
and both of these boxers mixed up
quite well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

The guarding positions will be
taken care of by Chick" Evans and
pete" Hanson. The speed of these
two boys, their ability to break up
passes, to shoot and all-around floor
work has aided the local team ma
terially in annexing the first two
games.
The visiting team Will come down
with a very strong combination to
aid them materially in their hope of
breaking the Auditorium Five's
string of two victories. Several of
the men in their lineup have per-
formed on local courts before, and
have shown up very we'll. The .ad-
vanced positions will be filled by
Schell1ng, Clark. or Lefkowttz, E1ek-
enbush will jump center, and Low
enstein and Duerr will attempt TO
guard McCreery and Regain.
Herman Berse, the crack A. A. u.
official, wild be the eleventh man on
the floor and render decisions in his
usual Berse Is an expert
enced referee and has met with the
approval of the local fans.
Two orchestras will be on hand to
furnish music for the dancers who
flock to the court to. partake of that
sport previous to the basketball en-
counter.
Manager Booz has announced that
the basketball game will start at
9:15.
A big feature of the night. Is the
awarding of prizes to the parties
holding the lucky door checks. On
Wednesday night q large number of
gold pieces were awarded to men,
bers OF the audience who held the
lucky numbers,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
ELKS FORM BIC
BOWLING LEAGUE
Local Lodge Has Eight FIVe-M Man
Teams Entered In Circuit

Perth Amboy Lodge No. 1884, B. P.
o. Elks have organized q bowling
tournament consisting of eight teams,
the .Star-Ffsh, Nationals. Madisons,
Rectors, Ironclads. PacerssG Sterlings,
and Baby Elks, n each team will
be composed of five men.
A schedule of ninety matches has
been laid out inc the league is sched-
uled to start Oct. 81, and finish
March 10, 1920. Three prizes for
first, second and third finishing teams,
have been announced, and will consist
of S25, $40 and 6, respectively.
The rules and regulations were pre-
pared by the Bowling Committee, con-
sisting of Howard Richards, Chair
man, Jack Weitzen, secretary John
Olsen, treasurer, B. Yost and II.
Schrimpf. Any club failing to appear
ON scheduled dates, will forfeit the
games and also pay for the alleys. Any
club failing to appear with a full team,
will be allowed to bowl with n man
less and take a blind SCORE of ITO.
All postponed games must be roll
ed within ten days after postponment,
at option of opposing team, or forfeit
games and pay for alleys.
A player may be replaced by an
other man of his team, at any part of
game, except in tenth frame. Player
starting game is credited with the
score.
All records Of games shall be kept
by captains and signed by opponent,
turned in to the Secretary after each
match.
Each match consists of three games.
Prizes will be determined by teams
winning greatest number of games.
Individual prizes will be
later.
The membership OF the teams:
Star FISH. Altman. Capt, Il.
Neall, D. Kennedy, j.. Torgeson, d.
Sullivan and l.. Sosin.
NATIONAL. Vereb, capt, F. Hoyler,
G.. Weaver. H. Fleetwood. f. Seiboth
and G. Miller.
Madison-H. Smith. Capt. J.. Uffer,
E. Stremlau. J. Gedney, c. Dirks and
II. loft.
Rector. Olsen. Capt. I. Grouse,
A. Pierson, r. Stass. A. Dieder and e.
Adams.
Ironclad-H. Schrimpf, Capt, A.
Greiner, ]. Dayton, A. Reyes. A. Their
kelson and M. Trygar.
Pacers-J. Weitzen, Capt, P. Gret-
ner, A. Anderson, DR.. Wedeen, j. Eitz-
niger and Schaffer.
Sterling-B. Yost. Capt, C. Simmer,
w. Cornelison. c. Darling, A. Brown
Rnd E.. Reed.
Baby Elks-H. Richards, Capt, J..
Meeker, r. Giles, w. KowalcyZk. J.
Harrow and w. Bransback.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
KGdSbGy and MGtuChGn
Junior EIGVGnS TO Play

Everything is in readiness for the
football game between the Keasbey
Junior outfit and the team represent
ing Mtuchen. which was postponed
from last Sunday. The game will be
played on the Keasbey gridiron to-
morrow and will start at 8 o'clock.
The Keasbey team has been hold
ing several hard practices during the
week, and Coast Katransky expects
big things from his cohorts. His
eleven will be chosen from the follow
ing men: H. Maier, John Stark,
Schuster, Sullivan, Lovas and J. Par
sler, John Piasko, Joseph Stark, Will
liam Romer, John Parsler, John
Schmidt, L.. Grispart, Fullerton,
Brennan, Blanchard, logan and O..
SchuSter.
Manager H. Maier would like to
hear from any teams averaging 49,
100 pounds as a number of dates on
his schedule are still open, beginning
next Sunday. He can be reached at
Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
RUNNER EXPECTED TO SHINE
A. G. Hill Of London Polytechnic Hair
riers, Entered In olympic Canes
Has Good Record.

One of the English runners expect.
ed to shine in the Olympic games Is
A. G. Hill, Of the London Polytechnic
Harriers, the half-mile and one-mile
champion who, in the recent sports
Of the Celtic Football club at Glasgow,
finished second in the one-mile race,
covering the distance in 4 minutes 10
4-5 seconds. He was scratch man. The
performance beat Fred Bacon's Scot
fish record Of 4 minutes Is Is seconds
made at Powderhall in 1894 and equals
the British mark for the distance By
amateurs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
SEE CHANGES IN GOLF RULES
Any Alterations Made by English Al
therltles Would Be Followed
In This Country.

Officers of the United States Coll
association expressed the unof1cla,
opinion that any changes in the rulet
made by the English authorities would
be followed by similar changes IN
this country. With the exception OF
a rule permitting the use Of the Sche,
nectady putter, which is barred abroad
the codes are identical.
Standardization Of the golf ball, II
is believed, would pave the way foi
a flrmer foundation for International
play. AS plans r being made in
both England and the United States
for such matches and entries during
the 1920 championships, 1t is thought
that next season may witness all THU
lar play with a standard golf ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Big Features In Bill At
DitmaS Theatre To-day

Gods Outlaw" which was shown
at the Ditmas theatre yesterday
with Francis x. Bushman and Bever
iy Bayne and c~o-stars, is a play of
powerful appeal which won warm APP
prevail from the large and enthusl-
astic audience which viewed it.
Andrew Craig is in owe with a
girl of whom his mother does not
approve. To please her sick fancies
he breaks with the girl temporarily,
hoping to win his mothers approval
when she should regain her health.
His mother does not recover, how
ever, and after her death he seeks
the girl again to make her his wife.
He finds her already married hav-
ing believed his love for her was
dead.
Broken hearted at the accumula-
ton of troubles, Craig declares that
the hand of1God IS against him and
the henceforth he is Gods outlaw.
To, get away from his grief he leaves
the town and settles in a distant viii
lage.
After many adventures he meets a
girl whose character is SO beautiful
that he is won back to his former
faith and happiness.
Mr.. Bushman and Miss Bayne are
supported by nan notabies among
whom are Helen Dunbar, Samuel
Kramer, Charles "A. bAnS, B6lle
Bruce. Valentine Mott and Early Chi
chester.
The romantic comedydrama en-
titled "a Favor to a Friend" with
the beautiful Emmy Wehlen as its
star. is the headline attraction at the
Ditmas theatre beginning Monday
next.
Among the most popular of the
feminine stars Of the screen, Emmy
Whelen has an enormous following
of her own, who will be glad to learn
that in her latest Metro vehicle, this
comedy of favors she will one moro
return in a part hat permits her
wearing many new and gorgeous
sartorial creations OF her own de-
sign.
The story Is one of action and
thrills, p~ulsating through a plot
which depicts the attempts of a
young Western girl who comes East
to New York to claim her deceased
fathers estate and who, upon her
arrival, becomes entapgled in q SER
res of adventures in rapid succession.
1t is said to be by far the best
thing that Miss Wehlen has done on
the screen, and in it she is well sup
ported by the handsome Jack Null
hall, Hugh Fay, Joseph Kilgour, Eff
he Conley, Jack Miller, Jr., Harry
Todd and Fred H. Warren. Arthur
Martinelli photographed "A Favor
to a Friend" and Maxwell Karger,
Director General, personally super
vised the entire production.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
KeypOrt Field Club to Meet
MataWdn Again Tomorrow

Everything is in readiness for the
big baseball game between the Yey-
port Field Club and the Matawan
baseball cohorts. which is to take
place on the Keyport baseball dia-
mond tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock
This is the fourth game of the SER
les and will be the last If the Mata-
wan boys carry homo the bacon, for
they have already conquered the Key
port players IN two out of three
games.
Both managers state that they viii
rave the strongest teams on hand, and
will work very hard for the game. A
very large crowd of fans from all
owe the county will be on hand and
all the baseball experts from Keyport
and Matawan hope, that it don't rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Big Game for South River

The South River All Stars have
booked the crack Pittsburgh Colored
Giants for a game at South River
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Pittsburgh colored team is a
strong combination and will come to
South River with a very strong team.
The battery will be Washington and
Williams.
The South River team will have
Stuart or Mondoker on the mound
and Meyers behind the bat. South
River is baseball mad, especially at
this time OF the season, and all the
teams in that burg have been playing
to large crowds all season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Football Games Today

At South Field-Columbia VS.. Will
liams.
At Ohio F1eld-N. z. U. VS. Wes-
1eyan.
At New Haven-Yale VS.. Boston
College
At Ithaoa-Cornell VS.. Colgate.
At Cambridge-Harvard VS. Brown.
At Princeton-Princeton VS. Roch-
ester.
At PhiIadelphia-Penn VS.. Swarth-
more.
At Hoboken-Conn. Aggies VS.. Ste
vens
At Hanover-Penn State VS.. Dart
mouth.
At Washington-virginia Poly. VS..
Georgetown.
At observation-disclosures vs.. Get
tysburg.
At Baltimore-Gallaudet VS.. Johns
Hopkins.
At springfeld-Holy Cross VS..
Springfield.
At syracuse-Pittsburgh We. SYRIA
cuse
At West Point-Pittsburgh VS.. syr-
acuse.
AT West Point-Maine VS.. Army.
At DISQUALIFICATION VS.. Lafay-
ette
At South Bethlehem-Albright VS.
Lehigh.
At WatervilIe-Bates VS.. Colby.
At Troy-Hamilton VS.. Troy Poly.
At Observation-Disclosures VS. Trinity.
At Schenectady-Hobart vs.. Union.
At Washington, Pa-Westminster
We. Wash. and Jeff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

clear. On line plunges, he should put
the ball into the stomach of the run
ner, and get his own leg u OF his
way, especially on close cross bucks.
He must not start to swing his hands
till he gets the ball.
When nearing the goal line, he
should tell his backs to Squeeze" the
BALL Don't tumble " 1t
makes them think right. His general
ship should run like this.
Don't try long forward passes to
end on the third down. Remember
that il you nave to send an end down
the field fast on q Long forward pass
he Is not fresh enough to the
kick you must make on fourth down,
and the opponents may get a long run
back in consequence.
Don't work away from the goal
posts on a third down. 1t puts 0 in
a poor position for q drop kick on the
fourth down.
Always work up to the windward
side of the field on down proceeding
a kick in a cross wind. 1t will add
many yards to the distance of the
punt.
If a field is much crowded or slip
perry, give your runner the downhill
chance to gain his distance.
Be careful about waiting till the
fourth down for your kick. The OPP
ponents know then that 1t must be a
kick and can come through faster.
The first and second downs are the
times to try for the big gain. If you
get seven or eight yards on the first
or second you can then play the safe
short one for the necessary distance.
Don't be afraid to use a nan who is
gaining ground. Use your best ground
gamer when you get near the goal.
Don't tire him out in midfield. Keep
him fresh for the flnal plunges.
Copyright, 1919, n. +. Az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18


Always the Case.
Hard Worker-Boss, do you ever
notice that there is plenty of work
when you don't feel like working.
Boss-AIways the case. You feel
like working when you know there
isn't any work to do. !
Bowling was started on It's
Thursday night when a three g Jay
match was rolled. Plenty Of tetme
pretty soon. a
Harry oPnack says Freddie We1,-,
bit off his ear. fsf
Freddie says Harry fell on a brok.A
bottle. fi
But whose head was the bottle brokl
en- over
They say Jimmy Smith threw some
wicked Jazz at the White Sox during
the series. Jimmy doesn't need any
monkey glands grated on him-he's
young and fresh.
Lon Stage is coaching the Maroons
from an electric coupe. He'll have
'em playing auto polo instead of foot
ball.
Larry Lajoie IS running for sheriff.
He used to catch 'em.
Johnny Kilbane is running for the
Cleveland council. A councilman
should be able to hand out a lot of
punishment.
Meehan says he'll whip Dempsey.
Fat" chance.
o
Soon as Morris Rath got his world
series dough he was married. Easy
come, easy 60" remarked a fan.
o
World series stars are marked menf
every landlord knows what they got
out of the series this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
To Have Picture Taken

The Saint Anthony Junior Baseball
Club of Perth Amboy who are the
Junior Baseball Champions of Middle
sex County for the season of 1919,
will meet on the corne of Mcclellan
and Smith streets at 12.45 tomorrow
afternoon preparatory to the taking
of q photograph of the entire team.
The members who are requested to be
on hand. are Arthur Young, James
Silver, John. Wallace, Willus Hull,
Charles Brownmiller, Arthur Martin,
Simon Jacobs, Theodore Zehrer. John
Bradley, Hans Stocked. Charles Doyle,
Chalmers Young and Edward Doyle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
The Melting Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

Skinny" Anderson, a star guard,
is known as the original "ku-Iu' by
the Mack crowd.
"Pud" Stinson showed his ability as
a referee, when he handled four con-
tests in classy fashion, which shows
that he too is more than n ball player.
Outside-Stars.
The Amboy Five may organize,
And the local fans "a criticize,
But bring them on, n day,
And the Auditorium will show tho
a
frankie Nelson reminded the
Smokers Thursday night of an aero
plane, he had a right" ready several
times, did not know where to land, so
used Pubs" head as an aviation field.
Honan in his first appearance since
returning from overseas, showed local
fans, that MAUD" has not surpassed
his right Or left, with reference to
strength of kick.
The Fighting Moulder would have
been a big attraction, If he was put
large number was roofing for Billy to
go on.
The acquisition OF Joseph McNulty
as promoter OF bouts to be staged at
the Auditorium, was a very wise move,
and marks the managerial ability of
"Pox" Booz. who Is willing to sacri-
hce all. that sport may live, for the
interest Of the fans. There is nothing
that stands between the ability Of the
Booz-McNulty combination and sue
cess.
o
Back
u onon ne ~ - -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
No Game for Rutgers Today

The Rutgers football team will be
idle Saturday as q result of Rhode Is
land States cancellation of the game
scheduled for to-day. In order to
keep the men in trim, however, the
varsity and scrub teams will play a
regulation game, though most of the
stars will be unable to get in the line
up. Beginning next week, Sanford
plans to drive his men at top speed,
as they will not have another real
contest before the Syracuse game in
New York on November A..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
EASIER NOW THAN LATER

It Is easier to break up a cold or
check q cough now than it will be
later. Persistent bronchial coughs that
hang on" all winter pave the way for
serious throat and lung diseases. L. w.
Day, 65 Campbell Ave, E. Detroit. Mich.
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar re-
lieves one of bronchitis very quickly. 1
hope never to have 1t again" This re-
liable family medicine for the relief Of
coughs, colds, Group. ~hoarseness, ETC.,
contains no opiates. Children like 1t.
Barnekov & Petz-Adv,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
H.. c. L STRIKES GRID

Even football h~as1given mas
al Wisconsin to the cnzRgatsa
of Old Man Fl. @. Of l.
Shoes that cost Sc are now
$40, uniforms are UP, shoulder
pads are up. headgears are up
and the team must travel, and
nothing must be left undone to
bring home the bacon.
So instead of paying the Gus
tomary four bits when one goes
out to watch the boys step
about the field this fall, one
must add two bits for luck. The
fee now Is 10 cents.
The increase in admissions Is
general throughout the confer
enca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
WILLIE RICHIE IS FAV0RlTE
Demonstrated Leadership as Boxer
Dancer, Golfer, Swimmer, Runner
and Trapshooter.

Willie Richie, one Of California;
most illustrious sportsmen, plays few
favorites In the line of recreation
Not only has Richie demonstrated q
leadership at boxing, but he needs few
lessons as q dancer, golfer, swimmer
runner and trapshooter, Willie Is az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
DATE FOR BIG SOCCER GAME
.%lnterleagus Match Between Scotland
and England to Be Played at
Glasgow on March 20.

AT a recent meeting of the football
league management committee having
charge of soccer football in Great Brit
ain, 1t was recommended to play the
i~nterleague soccer match between Scot.
land and England at Glasgow on
March 20, 1920.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

to whom he is to pass. He should
take a general look over his oppon-
ents at each lineup, and one over his
own backf1eld. If he uses a starting
signal, he should not get q trick of
sticking out his hands just before the
ball is to come. TO make his team
fast, he must put life and confidence
in his signals, making them sharp and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

athlete first and a gentleman always
He likes to be active and Is ready FOL
any sort Of competition at all times.
Boxing has produced few such abb
citizens as Richie. He wins friend
everywhere by a smiling countenance
an even disposition and a charitable
heart.