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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
PARIS Y BUDAPEST

nos V -checo-es!ovacos, atacsCos poc
los bolshevikistas hungaros, Para
una Alenania que ouiere reconQuls
tar e canine del Orieate, dice G.
Temps" de Paris. COS a!iaoos sc
presentan desde luego: los sizia!-pan-
germanistas de Eiena y los maya
res dc Budapest. Pero e. cartir0 d.
recto &c Berlin 4 Viana pasa por
e. terr;torio de Ia Republ!ca tcheco-
eslovaca, de IA misma manera que e.
canine directo &c Ia S!lesia prussia
IA a Budapest. e. Estado tchcco-
eslovaco Sc nncueatra, pues, co!oca-
DO. con relaci6r a lss amoicloEes
| actuales de Alemaaia, como e. Esta-
Go serbio Sc encontraba colocado en-
1914 con relaci6n a las amoiciones
comb;uadas de AlcmanIa : de Aus
tria-Hungria. Hace cinco amos las
| ~poteEcias c~entraies querlan po7er-
Sc en- con:acto con Bulgaria Y guitar
lie toda libertaG de accion a Ruma-
| MIA. ESQ fue 10 Gue-sc coAvence
uno Dc clio leyendo Ia carta de
Francisco Jose V "a nemorla aneXa,
que he fueron remitidas q Gu!!Lermo
II el ) de Julio dc 1914-les inspire
la idea de pasar sobre el cadlver de
Servla. Ahora. los sucesores de LII
Gendortf desearian llevar q cabo 81
union con los auStriacoS Y Soore
TODD con los magyanes, con e. lin
| de poner de nuevo Ia planta en- el
Danubio, ' a fin de paralizar a Po-
Iona. De ALI viene-en este par
ticular tambien alSGnos dGcumentos
estableceran acaso algun Ola Ia re
| lacion de las causas V de los efcctos
Que el t~erritorio eslovaco Sc halle
invadido acrualmente For los bolshe-
vikistas magarcs".
Por otra parte. el gohierno de los
soviets hIngarcs preSidido Por cl 81
niestro Bella Kun acumula atroclda-
Ges sc5re atrocidades. como 3e clio
ia fe IN despacho de Gineora que
nos hace saber que, durante el mes
dc JUNO. 81 adversarios del regimen
actual fraeron fusilados o colgadoS
en- Budapest. For otra parte, tam
bier, una meta del senior TUSar, Prl-
mer Ministro del gobierno de Praga,
nos informa de que los ~bolshevikistaS
de Hungria. vjolando el armisticio,
enviaron aeroplanos a bombardeaV
las ciudaGes tche~co-eslovacas Y gus
devastaron Ell territorio de Ia joven
Republica en- uras doce regiones
-tronterizas distintas,. Finalmente,
una correspondence de Laibach a los
"Debats" nos informa de que el re
rrorismo ejercitado por los 5o-Shevl-
kis1as magyares en- P~rekmourie ire
gion eslovena de IA Huhgria me-
IridionaD Sc hace cada ola mas Y mas
violenta. El ObiSpo de PrekmourIe
ell Cc..-e Mikes. que reside en- Som
bathe!v iSteiramangerl, ma sldo re
ducido a prision y sometido a IN re-
gimen de los mas crueles. Su Sc
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS

c~reta-io, el scnor Rogaich, fuG pla-
giaGo Y 10 Sc sahe 10 que haya sido
de e.. "El cura Full, de Felsoszo!-
nok, fac condsnudo a p-isi0n perpe-
tua. e AbaG Joseph Kick, e. alma
del movimiento esloveno en- prekmou
RE, fuG ~condenaGo a muert4 y To-
gr6 escapar disfrazado de campeslno.
Sc refugio en- territorio y~ugo-eslavo.
Los curas cuyos nomoces poner1os a
continuation han tenido que aban-
donar sus parroquias: j. Bassa. de
Bacenya, ST. Kahur, de BellatlneS;
Y. kerestury, de Cankova, cerca de
Radgonya (Radkersburg). FL cura
Caritch V su vIcario Hauke dc Cren-
sovri fueron arresta6os y golpea-
dos. Cast toca la clase intelec-
tual De Prekmourie Ia tenido que
abandonar el territorio a casa del te
rror inspirado por las bandas bols-
hevikiStas. Una gran parte de los
cultivadores tambien ha tenido que
abandonar sus casas que fueron pi-
llaias V, en- muchos lugares, quema-
Gas por los bolshevikistas. La po-
blaci6n Sc halia expuesta a violen-
cias sin nombre Y 10 goza de dere-
cho alguno. Los que .catan dc pro-
testar cont-a cstas v~iolencias son a
rrestados Y ej~ecutados".
En- nombre de Ia humanidad asi
como en- nornbre de los intercses su-
periores de Francia Y de las ma
clones amigos 0 aliadas, es tempo
| va de i~ntervenir Nn energia en- Bill
dapest. La nota del senior Clemen-
ceau, es perfeclamente orortuna. Pc
| 70 81 Ia C~onfencncia de Paris Sc Ii
| mita q este gesto plat0nico y a esta
amenaza, no obtendrI mayores re
| sultados en- Hungria lie los que ha
obtenido hasta ahora en- Russia. 81
Sc trata Supplements de aplicarle a IA
Hupgria Ia antigua formula del Sc
nor Lloyd George deiandola cocer
! sin fuego''. los alia5os no tendrlan
motive para felicitarse por clio, Y,
en- particular. los tcheCo-eslovacos Y
los rumanos. tienen raZone para es-
tar inquietos. va a ,rse en- ayuda
| de ellos? Tn despacho anunclaba
el otro dia que el General Franchet
d'Esperv Sc hallaba listo para mar
char sobre Budapest; despues. TODD
4 vuelto a caer en- la &ombra: 81 Ia
cfensiva aliada ha responded a la
cfensiva magyar, les cosa que no sa-
temos. Seria pneciso, sin embargo, a
; p~resurarse. La Conierencia de Pa
ris no puede alegar Ia aif!cultad
de los comunicaciores, como en- e!
case de Russia. Puesto cue bastarla
con proporcionarles a los tcheco-es-
!avos V q los el apoyc ne
c~esario para batir 4 Rela Kun asi CO.
mo a los bolshevikistas hunGaroS.
La aota del senior Clemenceau eS
IN buen neutrality-suspicious. con
interes 10 que deba seguir.
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Tn jefe carrancista rue des'
tituido por fraude q
Ia Nacion

VERACRUZ. Ver.-ulio 81
Por acuerdo del gobernador del Es-
tado. fue destituido el mayor Carlos
Jimcnez. Jefe de Ia Guardia Civil del
EsSado de Veracruz, en- vista de Qle
en- su coma listen lnrios cargos de
haber cometido diversos delitos
El gobernador orden0 asi mlsmo,
one ell mayor Jimenez fuera pde2to
a disposition de las autoridades CO.
rrespondientes para que sea juzgado
conforme a la ley. Entra los catgos
que Sc imputan a Jimenez esta el DE
malversacion de fondos Y frauoc a.
erario nacional.
FL Jefe de las a. mas de Cordoba
Coronel Barranco, fue el que cap
tur6 al ex-;.efe de Ia guardla civil
V levant6 un acta pormenorlIada,
eng;ando al REQ a esta ciudad 4 dis
posici6n del Jucz Instructor Mll!tar.
Combate con los felieistas
Cerca de Jalapa, en- alto Luce
ro," las fuerzas del qllaVo escua-
or6n de la guardia civil Gel Estado,
tuvieron un lencuentro muy renldo
con los felicistas que t~rataban he
a~poderarse del pueblo, siendo derro-
tados por los ~gobiernistas,
Sin embargo, los revolucionarios
despues de repuestos de- Ia sorpresa
Que necibieron, volvieTon a atacar
d los guardiss, dispersandolos ell esta
OCCASION y recuperando el pueblo.
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FIFE RECHAZADA LA MEDIA
TENDiENTE A ECONOMIZAR
LUZ DEL Ola.

WASHINGTON, agosto Eel Sc
nado aprob6 hoy por cuarenta y un
votos contra doce Ell proyecto de ley
de Ia Camara de los Representatives.
rechazando Ia medida que para eco
nomizar la luz del dia, fue votada
nor el Presidcnte Wilson cuando Sc
incluy6 en- el proyecto de ley en- que
Sc destinaban algunas ~eantidades pa
"a la agricultural. FL nuevo proyecto
de lev le fuG erviado al Presidente
Wilson.
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Trad. del FRANCES para LA PRENSA.

No Ia sido Gemasiado pronto Guam
Go Sc .omo IA decision, en- Paris, &c
hab!arle a! 'gobier2o" de Bella Kun
en- e! toro que c~onveni&. Una nota
del senior Clemenceau, en- nom0ne de
Ia Conferencia de Paz, le hizo saoer
a Budapest que Ia a eS impossible
Y que el bloqueo de Hungria no pue-
de ser levanrado en- tanto cue e.
cobierno hungaro no Sc haya constl-
tuido resularmente como Tepresen-
tante &c! pueblo Y en- tarto que no
Sc suiete a las ~conGlcloneS oel ar
misticio.
Como 10 hace notar Ia pnensa pa
risiense. csta es una p]olitica nueva,
inaururada con una ruptura de re-
,aciones con los ~bolshevIHS hunga-
ros. Hasta ahora, los negoclado-
res de Paris han demostradO una
indu!gencia mucho mayor para la u
rama de Bella Kun cue para cl abSo-
lutismo Ga los Hapsourgos. "CUarSo
Bella Kun Sc s1bstCajO Il las declSio-
res Je Ia C~onterencia lie a Paz, dice
el Times de LonoreS, pare:Ia ma
tural cue 10 primero que sc hlclera
flea restablecer Ia autorldad de eS-
IA ZERO Paris fue de otra opinion
FL general SHUTS Sc riadlo en- Buda-
pest para negociar : buscar Ia m
fluencia de Guettlich- Lo que equi-
vali6 a hacer sa5er al mundo que
caando IN pals enemigo ueSeaba que
las ~notencias de Ia Entente fuerGn
hacia Il en- lugar de que fuera 81
e. me sc tomara cl 1rabain de II I
Far;s para or ALI pronLncIa- su sen
tencia. no tenia mas que hacer mas
cue 6~eclararse oolShevlAiSta- Mas
tarde. cuando el -obiecno de Beta
Kun Sc halla en- agon'a ' que los
eiercitos tcheco-e>lovaCcs Y rumanoS
Sc anroXimaban a Budapest, Ell AVIAN
&c de eStoS eiercItoS fue content
do bruscamente. I'm provecho de
uuien? Sacramento u no en- e.
re los aliadoS. Cuaado el avance
de Rumania Sc contuvo en- Tne!sS
70 Sc sane por que razon secreta'
hys hun-aros recioIe-on nuevo alien
10 . nueyo vaior, Sc l~anzaron Sobre
les tcheco-eSlovacoS ' les Infligieron
graves derrotas. La tercera Ease
iel juego comenz6 cuando, a princi-
pios de JUNO, una nota de Paris q
Hungria lie pidi0 q esta potercia que
suspendiera Sus ataques contra "a
.checo-eslcvaquia Y q1e enviara dele
gadcs a Paris. para haolar 'alli'.
En- estas condolences no era diff
ell ~pers=adir al pueblo hungaCo de
oue los soviets habian derrotado &
IA Entente capitalista. En- TO-
do case, la Entente hacia e. jpesc
de los bocheS que no han GeSpegado
los ojos del canine del Oraente, Y
no pueden menos que resocijar'
Sc al yer a nuestros aiados, ruma'
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PIECES De DOLORES
Ell Ola DE MI SANTO
La FISPERA

LEGO a mi cuarto, (un cuartucho
con sin patas,
una silla ...sin respaldo,
uua funda.... sin almohada,
un peine con cinco dientes,
un perol CHICO, sin aqua,
w.. I'm casero que me cobra
dos Y medic por semanaD,
V ahi enpiezo a desnudarme
de la cabeza a las plantas,
hasta Quedar hecho ua tipo
ala de la edad terciaria.
Tonic un bano, me sacudo,
Y ne echo bajo las sdbanas,
Y romeo hasta el dia siguiente
a las diez de la manana.
Pasan diez mirutos; sueno;
doy de brincos en- Ia CANA;
me retuerZC; me hago nude;
| pego saltos como rama;
me pIcan las chinches?.... No!
Recibc los telegramas,
felicitandome q coro
10 menos dos mil muchachas.
"Muchos pellizcos y besos;
| adios. monin. Tuya.-Nacha.'
"Recibe los parabienes
de todos los de esta 2asa
Y cl redano azucarado
| de tn Vicenta. que te anna
"Salud. V que ell ano proXimo
10 pasemos .juntos.-Laura'
TIE incluyo check por Glen pesos,
81 anhelas mas, nomas hablas;
ouiera Dies que en- este dia
te corras Una %parranda
a la salud de tn madre
que te quiere con Ell alma
Papa Feguntome anoche
que cuando. diablos. te casas:
va lie anda por ser tn sucgro.
Y no resiste las ganas
de tener un par de nietos
cue lie hagan trizas la calva.
TIL ;aue dices? To cstoy ilsta.
tn Teresa. Espera carta.'
TIE maado un rGmo de narcos
del solar de esta tn casa;
que 10 passes muy contento
Y Que no me olvides.-Tu Ana
BESIDE hoy lie aumento q uste el
d;ez nesos q Ia semana. (sueido
Vengase & comer conmigo;
hay whiskey y vino de Parras.
va le mando a su casero
Glen rentas adelantadas."
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Ell Ola DE DlAS

Dcspierto ~sobrcsaitadc.
hecho una zeta en- la an
Me visto. me lavo, salgo,
pasa cl cartero, w.. iay!....inada
ri una carta, nj IN mensaJe.
nj un maldito telegrama,
nj una flor de comparatively,
nj una cosa que 10 valga.
Con esta suerte, mas vale
que un teut6n me rompa Ell alma.
"".r:' TIBERIO.
-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Here's Glorious Relief
From Itching Skin Diseases

that the blood is feeding fresh new
germs all the time, TO keep the skin
irritated, and until the supply Of
germs is cut OF entirely, you cannot
expect any real relief.
But s. S. s., the fine old blood
remedy, goes directly after the
germs that infest the blood, and
puts them to rout. This remedy is
strictly a blood purifier, and there
is no disease germ that can with
stand It's attacks.
This is why s. s. S. gives such
satisfactory results in eczema, tet-
ter, boils, pimples, or any other
skin eruptions or disorder. BY
thoroughly purifying the blood, and
cleansing il Of every rae Of dis
ease germ, s. 8. 8. removes the
esuse Of al skin ~eruptions, and re-
stores its normal, healthy condition.
II you want relief that is lasting
because It goes to the seat OF the
troable, get q bottle OF s. 8. 3. to.
day sad take il Is directed, and
satisfactory results win follow. Il
is sold by all drug stores. Special
medical advice about yosr swa ease
eaa be had without cost, by writing
to Chief Medical Adviser, io2 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
WILL DECIDE STATE HIGH
SCHOOL CHAMPS At RUTGERS

TIL basketball tournament to de-
eide the high school championship OF
the state will be held in the Rutgers
College gymnasium on Friday and
Saturday of this week. The executive
Committee of the State High School
Athletic Association has selected the
four contenders, and Atlantic City,
Trenton. Passaic and Union Hill will
battle for premier honors. The Rut-
gers Club of Newark. has donated a
silver plaque for the winning team.
Two games will be played Friday
night, the two winners staging the
final contest for the championship or
Saturday afternoon The drawing of
contestants has not yet taken place.
The undergraduates of Rutgers Col
lege will act as hosts to the members
of the four teams during the week
end. Battin High School of Eliza
beth and East Side High school of
Newark. have also been invited by the
Rutgers students to spend the week
n as their guests.
1t is expected hat each of the con-
tending school will send delegations
of rooters to cheer their representa-
tives to victory. The pupils of the
New Brunswick high school are plan
ming to attend in a body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
CR|MSON-WH|TE
To PLAY RAILWAY
Here This Afternoon--lnter-
class Game Between Jrs. and
S%ophomoreS Also
BY H. s. Correspondent

Much interest Is being aroused over
to-days games at the local high schooi.
The 2. A. H. s. boys five meet the
team representing Railway High
while the Junior and Sophmore hves
of Amboy High will furnish the ex-
element in the preliminary. On Fri
day the boys quintet will journey TO
Asbury Park where they will meet the
strong Neptune High School hve. !.
The local dribblers feel confident OF
annexing their sixth straight victory
to-day, despite the fact hat two of her
mainstays will not be in the lineup
Coach Miss Burns has been school
ing her players almost daily in the
hope of making it six straight
Much rivalry has been rouse over
the Junior-Sophmore game. The Jun
Tors have already defeated the p
mores earlier this season. The Soph-
mores will have a different lineup than
that presented in the first game. Char
les Hughes and Tee Jones Will De
stationed at the forward positions,
Morris McHose at the circle post
while Ray johnson and James Silver
will take care of the guarding. The
Juniors will also have a slightly d1f-
ferent lineup. Playing with them VIII
be, Monroe Karlsus and Charles Gold
stein, forwards, Ben Weinberger, CEN
ter, Otto Will and Fulton Lanning
guards.
The locals play a return game with
Neptune High on Friday night. In the
first game on the Amboy court, the r.
A. team were losers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

Madsen's volley ball team now is
tie for first place with Fish's combi-
nation. as the result of winning two
games last night, while the former
league leaders lost two. The games
resulted In Madsen defeating Hanson,
one game, Bawden winning one game
from and losing one game to Seaman.
Hanson defeating Fish one game and
Madsen beating Fish n game.
The senior swimming combination
won the aquatic meet against the
Juniors at the "Y" last night. the
handicap relay race being the only
event won by the juniors. The re-
suits follow: Twenty yard, Hibbard.
llman. Hughes, . 3-5 seconds; forty
yard, Hibbard, Waldman. Ullman, %
LIS seconds; sixty yards, Waldman,
Jensen. Frischknecht. SO seconds; 220
yards, Emmons, Roberts. 2 minutes,
80 seconds: plunge for distance, Scott
~ feet. Emmons A feet. Stern 81
feet, 3 inches; fancy dive. Hibbard.
tombstone, Waldman; handicap relay,
100 yards, Juniors won, MacWilliam.
Frischknecht. Mailer. Fraser. Horn;
seniors. Hubbard, Waldman. Ullman.
Jensen. tombstone. The final point
score was: Seniors 81. Juniors 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Two Man Bowling Match
Postponed From Tonight

Owing to the fact that Howard
Richards, one of the Amboy's Best
bowlers, is rolling at New Brunswick
tonight, the two man match between
he n Moore and Dolan-Jenkins
combination has been postponed I'M
til a further date. Dolan is now get
ting together a team of genuine old
timers and he expects to bowl one
match a week from now till the end
of April. The Old Timers are anx-
ious to meet the Roosevelt Five n
the A. S. and II. quintet among the
first teams they roll. If the HAS
Beens" come back strong enough
their manager. j. J. Dolan, Is again
after the Amboy's Best for a five
man match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
BOXING AND WRESTLING FOR
MEN At COLONiA HOSPITAL

The convalescing soldiers at the
Colonia hospital were entertained last
night by a boxing and vaudeville show
arranged under the auspices of the ].
w. B.. Nine bouts were held, bring
~ together some of the best amateur
and professional padded-mit artists of
the city. Tho wrestling bout was
furneshed through the courtesy of
George Bothner, former worlds light
weight champion, and a number of
songs and piano selections completed
the program.
The first bout of the evening was
between frankie Butch the hard-h;t-
ting los pound boxer. who swopped
blows with Johnnie Mabler. They
were followed by a bout between Ed
die kreger and Eddie Crozier. One
bout which pulled strong with the
wounded heroes was furnished by the
famous Kirtzo twins, sons of ]. KiYtzo,
track captain of the Penant A. c., Of
New York.
Jack Ellie, the crack bantam boxer,
and Young Click, both professionals,
brought forth much laughter was be-
tween Joe Rider of Brooklyn, and
Tim Heeley. Heely is considered by a
number of boxing managers to be the
best shadow boxes in this country.
Jack Cronin and Jack Bernstein also
put up a good fight. Walter Brooks,
lightweight, and bis protege,
Eddie Walsh, furnished excitement in
the next bout, while Young Brown,
who has fought the best in light
weight, including Leach Cross, Bonnie
Leonard, Johnnie Dundee and others,
the latter part of the evening
with Rude Bochman.
The wrestling bout brought together
Louis Nelson and Oisha, one of the
few ~catch-as-catch-can japanese
wrestlers. Michael Spector refereed
the bouts. while A. ID. C. Coin. was
announcer. The ]. w. B. intends
brining down boxing shows at least
once a week to Colonia patients.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
IN TIE FOR
THIRD WITH AMICITIAS

The Aquehonga bowling five. Of
Tottenville, the Amicitias, of Pleasant
Plains, and the Monarchs, of Staple
ton. are in a three cornered tie for
third place in the All Staten Island
Bowling League, thus far, both having
won six and lost six out of a total OF
twelve games played. A tie for first
place also exists between the Stickers
of the north shore and the Rich
monds, of Stapleton. both having won
seven out of twelve games. The
Brightons. another north shore team,
are last with four victories out of
twelve.
The highest team score thus far in
the league was made by the Stick
ers, 1011. The team average is SSS.6.
The high team score of the Amicitias
is 933 and that of the Aquehongas
$50, while the Amicitias' average is
S63.4 and the Aquehongas S4S.1.
The individual standing of members
of the Amicitia and Aquehonga play
49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
No More Fiery Pain If You
use the Right Treatment

FIRST of all, get II firmly fixed in
your mind that the fiery, burning
and itching that causes such pain
and torture, is not a local skin dis
ease. True, the skin is the scene
Of the attack, but the skin is fed by
the blood and suffers from any i'm
purity in the blood.
This explains why you have been
so disappointed in getting any real,
lasting relief from the use Of oint-
ments, ~salyes, lotions, or other rem
edies applied to the surface Of the
skin.
The millions Of tiny disease
germs which infest the blood keep
up a constant attack On the skin,
and are not effected in the least
By local treatment. They mast be
routed from the blood.
These germs which saturats the
blood cannot be reached except
through the blood When you treat
the local irritations with local ap-
Pheationss yea must remember
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
GUGGIE BOWLERS WIN
MATCH FROM PLAIAFiELD

Joe Mullen's combination of crack
A. S. & r. bowlers tool two out of
three games from the Plainfield five
IN a bowling match rolled on Bohn-
sacks alleys here last night. The
first game went to the Amboy men by
ia pins, and the second by 100. The
last game resulted in the visitors win
ming by a margin of twenty-eight
pins. High score for the night was
made by johnson of the Plainfeld
five, 221. Bill Eyerkuss. anchor for
the Guggie Louies, took the high av-
erage honors, with 1856. His 203 was
the only other double century mark
scored during the. match.
On Friday night the A. s. & r.
bowlers will meet Yorke's Roosevelt
five at that place.
The scores of last nights match:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
ANBOY Y
WIN 8 STRAIGHT
From Aquehongas on Totem
vile Alleys Monday Night
Chapman High Avg. Man
By Spectal corrsspondeHs.

SOUTH AMBOY. March 12:-The
Y. M. c. A. bowling team Travelled 10
Tottenville, Monday night, where they
defeated the Aquehongas Of that
place by winning all three games.
This makes two matches that the
locals nave secured, the other being
rolled on the alleys here about a
ago. The Tottenvillers did not
win a game in the two matches. The
first two games were won by the
locals by only small margins, while
the last vas won by eighty-two pins.
Chapman hung a score of 20S in the
first game. which was the only two
hundred marker in that game. NJ.
Lambertson rolled for a count of 223
in the last, while Borkowski of the
Tottenville men secured their only
two hundred game by getting 213.
Out of fourteen matches BOWED
the locals have won twelve and lost
two, the defeats going to the credit
of Trenton and the Perth Amboy
Bests.
The Scora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Keashey Feds to Form
Baseball Team Again
B., SpecinI CorrespoHIsht

KEASBEY. March IA meeting
for the purpose Of ~reorganizing the
Keasbey Federal baseball team of this
place will be held tomorrow night at
s o'clock, at the home OF Steven
Kiraly at Keasbey Loop. Officers will
be elected and plans will be formu-
lated for the coming season. 1t is the
desire OF the club 4 place a first class
senior team on the diamond, as the
Feds will no doubt represent Keasbey
this season.. being that there is little
hope of recognizing the crack Keasbey
Field Club. due to h fact that a
number of players are still in the
service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Crab in Oyster Shell.

A perfectly formed hardshell crab
about the size of the end of a persons
thumb was nee found In an oyster
shell. The crab had evidently been
swallowed by the oyster. but presum-
ably the crab proved too much for the
oyster. as there was no oyster in the
shell when It was opened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
hmiGitiaS Win Three

The Amicitias. of Pleasant Plains,
won three straight games from the
Monarchs, Of Stapleton. in the All
Staten Island League match rolled
Monday night at Pleasant Plains. The
match, sehed-
uled for tomorrow night at Stapleton.
has been postponed until Monday
night Of next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
The senior swimming combination
Virtue and Its Reward.

To strive against evil motions of the
mind which may befall thee. and to
reject with scorn the suggestions OF
the devil, Is a notable sign of virtue.
and brings great reward.-Thomas a
Kempls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Vi > TVNTVN ,
Italians Take Three From
BeIgians in S. A. League
BIZ srecsal Correspondence.

SOUTH AMBOY, March 12:-The
Italians took three games from the
leading Belgians last night in a
match rolled on the Y. NJ. c. A. al
leys. The Belgians were without the
services of Thomas, one of their reg
ulars. The first game went to the
Italians by sixty-four pins. while the
second game was marked by a differ
ence of thirteen pins. The third
game vas won by the Italians by if-
teen nins The SCOPES.