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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
LEONARD
HERE WEDNESDAY.
Appearance of Worlds Light
weight Champion at Smoker
is Assured; Other NotabIeS

From all indications some of the
best known boxers in the game will
be seen at the smoker to be conducf-
ed In Palace Hall next Wednesday
night under the auspices OF the Holy
Name Society OF the Church Of the
Holy Rosary Of his city, and the
church OF st. Anthony of Port Read
ing. Joseph McNulty, promoter OF
the Lotos Club bouts, has been se-
cured by Rev. Colombino Gaiassi,
rector OF the two churches, to stage
the bouts. The work of securing the
champs is being done by a friend OF
Father Galassi's while Joe McNulty
will put on some good bouts In which
there viii be scrappers we'll known in
this city and vicinity.
The appearance of Benny Leonard,
lightweight champion of the world, Is
assured in the latest reports and the
medicine ball which he used In his
training for his bout with Willie
Richie Is 10 be contested for at h
smoker
Fred Walsh, Jack Britton and
other notables are scheduled to APP
pear as well. IL having been ar
nounced at first that Jack Dempsey,
who will meet Jess Willard on July
4 for the worlds champion heavy
weight honors, would also be here.
1t has since been found impossible to
secur Dempsey.
Tickets for the smoker are now on
sale and committees from the two
church societies are hard at work in
order that the affair may be made o
success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Perth Amboys Play Double.
Header Over the Weekend.

The Waterman Fountain Pen Conn.,
pany's crack baseball team will in
Yade this city tomorrow afternoon
and attempt to put a stop to the
Winning streak which the Perth Am
boys have enjoyed thus far this sea-
son-having won all three games to
date. 1t is expected that the largest
crowd which has yet witnessed one
Of these games between "Amboy's
own and an outside team will mi
CRATE to the Raritan Copper Works
diamond about 3:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in order to see the two
hines in action.
The Perth Amboys are scheduled
TO play their first out-of-town game
this afternoon when they travel to
Midtown 10 meet the Midtown aggre-
cation of horse-hIde sluggers. Rit-
ter and 500 will do the mound work
for the Amboys this afternoon.
In tomorrow's game the heavy
work will be taken care Of by Harry
Chunk" Applegate, who has shown
up well this season. With all Of his
old time speed still at his service. q
large variety of curves. slow balls.
up-shoots and his ability to place
them where he wants them, Chunk
can be counted upon to worry the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Watermen players not q little.
Apologize. however, Is not the only
man to be feared by the batsmen In
tomorrow's game as the Amboys Will
have a little problem to solve for
themselves when they go up against
Nimno, the Waterman twirler, who
comes fresh from two straight wins
which were due largely to his deliv-
cry. The lineup of the visitors will
be as follows; nellie, shortstop;
Burke. ce~nterfeld; Reed, left heldI
Muller, second base; II. Edwards.
third base; Lowe, first base; A. Ed
wards, right field; Bolwell. catcherI
Nimno, pitcher; Devfne. sub.
The Perth Amboys may make q
slight change in their lineup accord
ing to Manager Joe Mullen, It being
possible that Egan will be brought In
from the outfeld and stationed at
short to relieve Gloff. who has been
holding down that Job for the first
three games. There has been con-
siderable talk of getting "Pud" Stin-
son back on the Amboys but as yet
nothing definite has come of 1t.
Bader will do the receiving as usual
while the rest of the team will find
the regulars In their accustomed
places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
CR|MSON-WHITE
NINE LOSES To
NEW BRUNSWICK
County Seat High School Team
Defeats Locals 81 Yesterday
FLYNN and Silver Star
(By Ii. 8. Correspondent

49, - ~
In what turned out to be the best
game yet played by the local high
school baseball team, New Brunswick
high school yesterday defeated the
locals by the close score of 81.
This game was a nip and tuck affair
throughout and IL 1t were not for the
pitching of billie" Flynn, the local
twirler, the score would have been
more favorable to New Brunswick.
Flynn showed his wonderful pitch
ing abilities hat made him the star
pitcher of the st. Anthonys, q local
senior team. Flynn was at his best
in the pinches.
In the third inning with the bases
filled and only one out he struck out
foul tip. Flynn also showed his bat
ting ability when he got three hits
out of four times at bat In addition
he struck out fifteen men. In the
ninth inning three New Brunswick
players struck at the ball nine times
and nine times they missed.
Nixon, the New Brunswick pitcher,
was not so much of a puzzle to the
local batterS, they hitting him all the
time. Herman, the New Brunswick
star shortstop, saved the game for
New Brunswick when he several
times fielded almost impossible
grounders and getting them down to
first in great style. Herman also got
two doubles out of five times at bat.
Silver. the local catcher. received
Flynn in great style. Silver also got
three hits out of five times at bat.
The local team was a little handi-
capped by playing on foreign soil and
they are confident of avenging their
defeat when New Brunswick will play
a return game on the Copper Works
diamond.
NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
SEND 1000 OUTFITS ABROAD
Additional Athletic Supplies for Sol.
dlers Overseas Forwarded by
Knights Of Columbus.

Additional baseball supplies and
boxing gloves for American troops
overseas will be forwarded by the
Knights Of Columbus. Orders have
been placed for 1000 baseball outfits,
each consisting of II balls, 9 bats, 0
gloves. q mask and a chest protector,
and for 1900 pairs Of boxing gloves
and other paraphernalia.
Only American goods will be used.
1t was stated, as sample baseballs fur.
nished by foreign manufacturers burst
after two or three sound whacks, b6ts
shattered easily and boxing gloves fell
spart after brief service.
Brooklyn expects so much from ray
Schmandt that ithas already forgotten
about the scintillating work Of Jake
Daubert for many seasons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

blow which would end matters. Car
roll did not give him n chance to get
in this finishing touch"
The first of the four round bouts
ended in the first round with a knock
out for Kid Toney, of this city, Young
REQ. OF Staten Island, getting the
worst of the argument The bout
went the full time, Joe Mills. OF
Elizabeth, leading Young Colby, of
Carteret. Both boys put up a good
scrap and there were plenty of &C.
ton.
Kid Toney was brought back again
for the last of the four round bouts.
II he expected to win this one from
Young Leo, of Staten Island, with an
other knockout he was sadly mistake
en-, for after the first round, the boy
from the Island began to hammer him
until some claret had been drawn and
then Lee changed his tactics and be-
gan plugging Toney in the stomach.
Toney almost doubled up with some of
these stomach punches but was not
knocked out.
Benny Leonard, the worlds light
weight champion was present at the
fights. being inSodFs ed by Joe Nc
Nulty. who stated that Leonard would
appear at the smoker to be held in
Palace Hall here Wednesday night.
Leonard gave a short "speel' and
said he would do a stunt at the conf
ing smoker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Sport Doings
At YIN. "A,

The Perth Amboy swimmers were
unabel to n a single first place in
any of the vents in the swimming
meet held with the Brooklyn Central
x. Nj. c. A. team here Thursday night.
The results of each event follow:
Plunge: Kirston, Brooklyn, So feet
4 inches; Scott, p. A, so feet; EN-
mons, p. A, A feet.
220 Yord Swim: Barrison, Brook
lyn; Rosetta, Brooklyn; Waldman, p.
A.
20 Yard Dash: Borril, Brooklyn;
Hubbard. Waldman, p. A
220 Yard Swim: Barrison, Brook
lyn: F1ankinson, Brooklyn; Hibbard,
P. A.
Diving: Hershfield, Brooklyn; Hlb-
bard, p. A. and Dahm, Brooklyn, tie.
100 Yard Swim: Burrah, Brooklyn;
Morrison, Brooklyn: Hubbard, p. A.
Relay Is laps): Won by Brooklyn.
Captain Westcott's champion busi-
ness mems volley ball team maintain
ed its standing as the best combination
in the business mems class Thursday
afternoon when it won three straight
games from Robbins picked stars,
1915, 1873 and 1871. Westcott's team
is still open to all challengers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

At the Liberty,

~
THE Turn in the Road" the photo
play being shown today at the Liberty
Theatre Is one that appeals strongly
to the audience and will long be re-
membered by those attending the pop
ular show house June Barker" is
played by Helen Jerome Eddy, and
her work in this production places
her among the bright stars Of film
drama. A two act Leo: comedy and
q weekly complete the program.
At the Royal.
The famous plays of Victorien Sar-
dou, the great French playwright, SER
we'd as starring vehicles for such tall
ented players as Sarah Bernhardt and
the late Fanny Davenport for many
years. The perturbation of several
Of h more notable of these plays by
the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton with Pauline Frederick as the
star, has attracted much attention
everywhere. and chief among these in
point of beauty and effectiveness, Is
FEDORA" which will be shown at the
Royal Theatre, Monday.
At the Ditmas
One OF the real surprises and fea-
lures of this season Is the announce
ment from the Goldwyn offices that
Louis Bennison has been captured for
the screen and will be the star of a
series Of pictures made by the Betz-
wood Film Company which will be
distributed through the GOODWIN DR.
~ganization. In the first of these, ooh,
Johnny" Bennison will be seen for
the first time on the screen at the
,Ditmas ON Monday and Tuesday.
Charlie Chaplin will also appear in
q revival of his big laughing success,
aPolice." n ~
oft to VIM"
The Strand Theatre. commencing
Monday viii show Fit to Win" The
picture was originally designed for the
exclusive use of the Army and Navy.
So instant and widespread has been
its success In military camps that the
civilian population Of the country has
Justly demanded an opportunity to
witness the picture. which. with a
single blow, skaters superstitions,
lies and hypocracies regarding vice
and venereal diseases.
The story combines vital medical
facts with thrilling dramatic situations
in the lives of it's five main characters
young Americans called from wide
ly different environments to the SER
vice of their country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
High School Notes

Major Myers, of the United States
army, now connected with the War
Camp Community Service. addressed
the students at the chapel exercises
Thursday afternoon, pointing out the
necessity of assisting the returned
soldiers. especially the wounded men.
by providing suitable entertainment
and recreation thus keeping heir mo-
rale on a high plane. Following the
talk by Major Myers, Laurance A.
Ballou, a chorister and song leader,
led the pupils in singing several of the
popular airs.
A sale of pastry and home made
cake. the results of the culinary CT
forts of the domestic science stu
dents, was held Thursday afternoon.
The battalion of cadets drilled
out doors Thursday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
South AmbOy Scouts Play
Railway Team Tomorrow
Bal speoiaI Correspondent.

SOUTH AMBOY, May10.-Notwith-
standing the fact that the st. Mary's
Boy Scouts have lost their first two
games, they will make another at
tempt to win their first contest to-
morrow afternoon when hat nine will
meet the fast Oriole A. c. of Rah-
way. on the Whitehead field neal
Davis Lane.
Manager James Marion. Jr.. has an
nounced this to be his lineup against
Stanton, D, Lyons. lib: Manion. 2b
S~eagrave, Sd; Lenehan. IS; Carroll, If;
FItzmorrfs, CT, Moran, IF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Homer Baker Meets Jack
Sellers Again Tonight

= Jack Sellers, the national 600-yard
champion. and Homer Baker, of the
Glencoe A. c., viii again match their
speed at the annual indoor games of
the p. s. A. L. District II, tonight at
the Twenty-third Regiment Armory
in Brooklyn. They will compete IN
the 600-yard A. A. u. event Loren
Murchison. OF the st. Louis A. A, is
entered for the 300-yard event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Pressure Of Water

The pressure of water per square
inch is .4S3 pounds per foot Of head.
A fathom being six feet the pressure
per square inch at five fathoms would
be 1890 pounds. at ten fathoms 1888
pounds, at fifteen fathoms 1897
pounds, and at twenty fathoms 51.96
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Cut Tai. Quite Ii. worth Money

DoNT MISS This Cut out this Sip,
enclose with &c and mail IL to Foley
& Co.. 2sS5 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. Ill,
writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs. colds and
Group. Foley Kidney Pills for pain
In sides and back; rheumatism; back
ache, kidne and bladder ailments;
n Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cath
artic. for constipation. biliousness.
headache and sluggish bowels. Sold
Everywhere-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Cedars Play St. AnthOnies

The Cedar A. C. will make its first
local appearance here tomorrow when
1t goes up against the st. Anthony
Juniors. The game will start at /
o'clock and will be played on the Rar-
itan Copper Works diamond. The
batteries will consist of Stocked and
Rush for the Cedars and Brownmiller
and Silver for the Saints.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Stremlau's team finally got into the
lead-at least q tie for the lead-in
the business men's volIey ball league
yesterday afternoon as the result of
taking two straight games from Com
ings' combination. Robbins, who had
been in first place, won one game
and lost one. McDonald's team by
winning two straight came up to a
tie with Comings for third place. The
games resulted as follows: Stremlau
defeated Comings two games; Mo
Donald defeated Fuller one game and
Robbins one game, and Robbins won
from Fuller n game.
A special volley ball match was
played last night between Westcott's
championship team and O. combina-
ton picked by Fuller, the champs
winning three straight, 1873, 1876 and
1910.
The Sunday School Athletic League
meet held last night for boys between
the weights OF 100 ana 118 pounds
was won by the PreSbyterians from
the Methodists. 30-2S.
The results of each event follow:
Potato race-Bergreen, M; Hansen,
ellis. p.
Running high jump-Forman, NJ,
Hughes, p; Frazer, p.
100 yard dash-MacWilliam, Pr
Forman, NJ; B~ergreen, NJ.
20 yard dash-Bergreen, MI For
Rannins broad 1ump-Macwn.
liam. p; Forman, M; Hughes, p.
Standing broad jump-MacWil-
liam. P, Hughes. p; Forman, NJ.
MISREPRESENTATION, Hughes, Gill
lis. Scott. Frazer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
goNN@ ID In SPORTS BOWLING
LOVE HAS FRACTURED ELBOW
Tiger Pitcher Secured From New
York Americans Meets With
Accident to Pitching Wing.

"Sllm" Love, pitcher on the Detroit
team, obtained from the New York
Americans. has q fractured arm. For
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

p. A. H. s. ...... 00000 0 u
N. b. II. s. 1919. 00O011Ox-3
Two base hits Herman 2, Flynn.
Left on bases p. A. s. N. B.. II. Bases
IN balls of Nixon 4, off Flynn 1.
Struck out by FLYNN Is, by Nixon Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Today's Game.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
New York-Washington (rain.)
Philadelphia Boston (rain.)
Chicago Cleveland (rain.)
Detroit-St. Louis (rain.)
G4aDltan ~ fl.a GI..I~r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Militia to Hike

The Perth Amboy battalion of the
New Jersey State Militia Reserves
will go on a hike one week from Sun
starting In the morning and going
ali day. In order hat 1t might be
known how many to expect on THIS
trip, every member nj h battaiion
who will go As urged Go nla
company commander not later thad
next Tuesday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
RESULTS AND STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays Results.

New York-Brooklyn (rain.)
Cincinnati, /; Chicago, 0.
Observation-Disclosures (rain.)
st. Louis Pittsburgh (rain.)
Standing of the Clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Roosevelt +. @. VS. Lyceums.
The Roosevelt Field Club will play
the Lyceum nine, of this city. tomor>
row at Brady's Field, Roosevelt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28
light Of LINGERIE
EMORALIZES MALES
New York Women Declare in
ModeSty Campaign

few York, Feb. 2S.-Piak lingerie,
lie lingerie, in fact, lingerie of many
Mdes and OF very shad-
" substance has been blown
IA wave of righteous indignation by
members of the Women's Repub-
n club of this city right into the
81nns OF the New York newspapers.
another don't has been added to
growing list for susceptible mas
Hlne persons. who, clubwomen say.
again in danger of being demora-
4 ID, this time by a mere glimpse of
mems most intimate clothes.
n few weeks ago the Federation of
8men'B clubs at It's annual con-
@taon arose as one woman and de-
Pnced the prevailing conservation
d silks and Satins above the waist.
q, noticeable in evening gowns. The
#nbers proclaimed that there Lis alb
H1tely no further need-if indeed
re ever was one-for conserving
thing materials, and certainly the
RS which go into these shimmering
#lroom and opera creations need not
Hspared.
a Committee Of Protest.
Vow the republican club women,
by their president, Mrs. James
Bswold Wentz, have gone the feder-
Son one better. They have ap-
8nted a committee to visit the shops
t have the Objectionable pink and
q ''undies'' draped on wax figures
Il displayed in windows.
This committee will endeavor to
ke the shopkeepers understand just
|ere the danger lies in such glaring
hibitions. The garments are put
lre solely to attract the ever-ready
of man in general and of our re-
ming soldiers in particular, or Mrs
pntZ has missed her guess.
But even if the window decorator
not have that definite purpose in
nd, that is the effect which she as
ts such displays have had, and
J result Is bound to be demoraliz-
Dur returning soldiers have strug-
d against and defeated Prussian-
/, only to find on their native
ares q danger more difficult to
I'D, she AYERS. Her idea is that the
Lste white muslin undergarments
earlier years may be shown with
priety, but the seductive, trans
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28

parent :flimsy things of today should
in all decency be kept under cover, to
be shown only to prospective pur-
chasers.
The Thin Ones 'Tndecent"
IT do not object to any display of
the regulation variety of under
wear" Mrs. Wentz told a reporter
yesterday afternoon "a woman report
er, of course.) 'T do most heartily
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28

disapprove of those thin chiffon and
Georgette crepe diaphanous things.
They are utterly indecent, and I cant
imagine what type of woman would
want to wear them They should not
be on view in windows, where every
one passing is forced to see them"
A plan of campaign for Mrs.
VENTS 'Linger- no-Longer- Lingerie
committee has not been formed def
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28

nitely. The members probably will
work separately, and meet in about
ten days or two weeks to report on
their progress. Serving with Mrs
Wentz as missionaries to protect the
morals of masculine New York are
Mrs. Albert H Gleason, Mrs. Francis
A. Winslow, Mrs. William Martin.
Mrs Herbert G. Smyth and Mrs.
William McDermott
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-28

1431Innn'n
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-15
AN OPPORTUNITY L0NGED HOP.
"F ED FOR.

The Wakefield-Davis Realty Com
pany, of Shelbyville, KY, are open
ing up in the thriving town Of North
Middletown what is known as the
Bryan property. This company will
sell absolutely regardless Of rain OF
shine, on Tuesday, April %. at ten
o'clock a. M, this splendid property
in several lots.
This company sells to the highest
bidder, without reserve or by-bid
On the property will be found
splendid home constructed of stone
equipped: with natural gas, and To-
Gated, as is all this addition. right
in the heart of the town. about three
blocks from the college. two blocks
from the church, and near some Of
the best stores to|be found anywhere
And everybody knows when. you
speak of North Middletown you think
of a pretty little town, located In the
Bluegrass, where the people are not
ed for their culture, hospitality
sociabiIity, and all that goes to- make
home. for man and place to real
family. ss<s
Attend this sale, hear the auc
tioneers, the brass band. get a chance
on lot to be given away that. day
The Mothers Club will serve .dinnel
on the grounds.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-15
TO DECREASE COUNTY TAXES,

A communication was received
Saturday by County Judge George
Batterton from the State Board of
Tax Commissioners, stating that, fol-
lowing the visit of the Bourbon
county committee to Frankfort last
week to protest against the proposed
increase of the aSseSsable value Of
Bourbon county property to the
amount of SS,00O,000, a decrease In
the proposed assessment had been
agreed upon as follows:
Upon farm lands the total in
crease will be S4,5O0,000 instead OF
the proposed $5.100,00O; upon the
city lots the increase will be $780,
900, instead of 100000. as propos-
ed. The matter will be placed before
the Bourbon Fiscal Court at it's
coming session. by Judge Batterton.
A special to the Lexington Leader
from Frankfort last night said: =
FRANKFORT, KY, April IA
Bourbon county, which made a raise
of. only one-tenth Of one per cent. on
| real estate in its assessment, was in
creased approximately $5,000,000 by
| the State Tax Commission.
Under it's assessment as returned
the real estate tax was actually less
than under the old law.
What action Bourbon and Fay
cite will take in regard to the in
creases has not been disclosed. The
State Tax Commission will have no
official notice until the recapitulation
sheet is returned for its approval"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-15
COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEES ASK.
ED TO GET CENSUS BLANKS

The blanks and pads necessary for
taking the school census of Bourbon
county have arrived and are now
available at the Office of County SUI
perintendent of Schools ]. B. Cay
wood, in the court house. Mr.. Cay
wood asks THE NEWS to advise the
trustees of the schools that 1t is nee
essary for them to, come in and get
these blanks and pads at once, as the
census must be finished by the last
of April. The blanks and pads will
be found on table, should Mr. Cay
wood not be in his Office, and any
officer in the court house will secure
them for the callers. 1t is very i'm
portant that this matter be given the
personal attention of the trustees,
and Mr.. CaywOod came to the con-
clusion that "a sure way to reach
them was to use the columns of THE
NEWS.