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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

GRATTFICARE con un ano de suscrip-
c;6n n IA PRENSA 4 n persona que me pro-
porcione Ia actual direction o me diere in
forTnes cxactos del senior Juan Aguilar. como
dc 30 amos dc edad. cuerpo regular. blanco
cara redonda: en- JUNO del ano pasado sc en-
contraba en- San Antonio. hospedado en- una
casa de Ia Gale de Monte--ey. Cualquier in
forme sobre ell particular sirvanse dirigirlo
a Manuel AguilsT. Star RID. Box a. W. H.
Pitt Bridge, Texas. C26)
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La MEXICANA. Fab-ica dc Chocolate ne
xicano y cxpcnGio dc caea". Nentas por
mayor Y mnnor. Jran Olive. a05 So. Leona
St. San Antonio, T-xas. Sc despachan or
dcneS c.. o. D.
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G.. MENHEZ Y HNOS.

Comerciantcs Ell Frutas y Lcgumbrcs.
Fuerte cxistencia en- Chile Verde en- VIVA
gre y Seco de tcdas claEcs. us. Matamoros
s.. San Antonio, Texas.
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Sc RENTAN cuartos ansucblados On casa
de- familia mcxIcana, ccTca centric. 3lg
Dwycr Ave.
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TRASPASOS

Sc TRASPASA casa anlucblada y sc ven
don muebIes taEatos. $40 S. Flores St ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

0CITA-ARRUGAS. MaGico TaliSm&n contra
Ia vejcz: hermcsea, Ga frescura al cutis. quiz
tanGo las arrugas por rebcldes que sean.
Precio 500. Direction: Minerva Medi-
cine Co. $685. Guadalupe St, San Anto-
rio. Texas.
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MOLlNOS PARA NIXTAMAL.-Los unicos
quo dan satisfaction. "Eidalgo,' Sil.O0:
"MocLczuma con volantc, $3.50: "Moctezu-
ma" con ciciicha. $3.50. Pidalos 4 !. n.
Flores Y Hno.. Florc.vi!Ic. Texas. l26l
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MAGNiFICA CASA DE TRES PLEAS. la
no = galcria. patios y irboIcs. a. poc l02 pics.
situada en- LIS GALES Ruiz y Salado. $4,000.
II propietario ticne Que salir pronto i il
ciudad. Vean q Mr.. Flores. rtonncs Realty
Co Dapartauentn de VcntGs. (25)
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URGEME VENDEK rancho situado 80 millas
Sur San Antonio. Magnificas ticrras con
aqua. $50 acres labor. 20 acres taste. Para
inrorrncs ocurra q Casa de Gambia Guiana
jIato," 1910 ". Commerce ST t2Sl
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HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos Iimpios ) pa
ratios. Precios espcciaics por scmaaa. 204
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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l.. II. PITTMAN. Successor DC "a Rogers Bicy.
Gle Shop. ENpcrto en- rcpafaciones de bici.
c!ctas. BicicIetaS Hudson 20 amos dc
p~ractica. 523 Markc. Street. Tclcfono Gro
ckctt Sis.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

up the path Of the mountain Of life.
Wise is the patient caro- Of this mother
guide. knowing no fear. even when
the child errs. for has not ms great
Goethe O us that although man mas
aspiration he cannot but err? Has
not the newer poct-dranatist, Ibsen,
for all his grave sense OF human Gull
plbility. shown us Solveig. the mother,
waiting at the CROSSROADS till Peer
Gynt learns that he has chosen the
wrong path. patient through all the
years for him 10 come to her in this
old s to purge his sou of dross and
I'LL il with the ,r3thE
Where was II" he asks as he lineels
before her, dazed 10y his sense of fail-
ure. this man rich in worlds success,
bat barren in things cf the soul.
Where was 4 as myself, the whole
:tsan, the true MANI
In my faith. in 1ny hope. i'm my
love" answered the eternal woman,
%undaunted in her belief in the final
outcome.
The boy has been resting on his
mothers lap.
They two have heen playing all the
life day long.
The boy has been lying close to my
breast.
All tho life day long.
The boy has been lying close to my
heart
All the life day long.
l will cradle you,
l will watch ovcv YOU"
Wife. mother. sister ar: thou" am
swered ~ newly-inspired Peer. ee-
ing her for the first time as she was.
the woman rot of flesh alone. nor OF
intellect nor OF his world. but tho
spiritual mother of tlie race.
What mother is there who does not
long for this high role CT motherhood
to her chiid's soul?
Please pass this article. ON to a
friend and thus help Uncle Sam reach
the mothers of the country.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27
tsaaeaai csoe Improvement serv,o.)

(Mat5eaal Crop Improvement ssrytce.)
THE HEN. should DO our national
emblem Instead Of the eagle. She
y the most patriotic citizen We
have. furnishing { large portion Of L
food and revenue. This, in spite Of
Ill the abuso which 70 heap upon her.
We take little care Of her and Let
her hustle for her own living. This
= the real cause why eggs. and fried
chicken ere high. The cost Of feed Is
not the rssscn why 90 uinny poultry
INC fail. On . proper diet q brciler
can be raised to weigh one and a quar-.
ter pounds in six weeks Which, in a.
most any market, win bring q dolla-
or MORO. IN eight months q properly
FED and bred caron viii weigh twelve
and = half pounds and yet the aver
ago 10 probably less than halt.
To succeed in poultry, you must csll
2ut yonr Improbable birds and feed
ne survivors, fos eggs and meat. The
most successful poultfymen do not at,
tempt to raise their own feed. but viii
bny by1prcduet feedx which have been
scientifically blended BY long expert.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

anee. These feeds contain what the
chicken needs. preventing overlooking
or undernourishment Of any Of the
necessary nutrients
In nc other industry has there been
30 much literature written. Every
pcultry-feed manufacturer Issues .
handbook which, If faithfully fol.
lowed. viii not fan to bring results.
Every agricultural college and the U.
8. Government can give you all tho
necessary information.
Keep dry mash feed always before
them in a protected vessel, giving
scratch feed only o short time before
they 80 to roost
Suburbanites and those who have
limited space can successfully raise
chickens e they will follow the rules
and bay the proper feeds. A hen il an
ege-mAktng machine and II fed prep
er1y she will grind out eggs without
fail. The trouble with mcst Of u 10
taat We ere either too la2! or wo want
= Ut something for nothing and We
allow poor Btddy tp shift for herself.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

A MOTHER who had taken a confa;s
~ ia kindergarten work made . AL
"a The school where she hal
StuGie,s. c;tnaD tell YOU of wnat
value 5pg ;rlinius has been. hut j wish
/ coVid have more" she cried visit
fully. Thc prnoletns Il motlcr has
TO- fieet Iea 80 aisAuy. F'or instance. my
ijttie eiri has long. curly ha!r. ;t"i
wi,e3 ! lax ner 10 the shcis the
cierko c,H,szrht upoS it before her !
fear sife - bccn,nins very ain Only
Tive osi,ea day she said, :ts s:e p":vd
before is,e mirror: i HAVE pretty
hair. Hlansa!'"
"Whas std you say" asked the kim
dersaraess training teacher.
Il replied az calmly as l could: II
looks very we'll when you keep it
NEATLY COMBED.'"
: TS.is ~.lrlsyyer showed that the inoihe,
had ergtsyea The core Of Frocbcfs idea
whcn he wrote: Mother. let your ne-
havinr nc such that your child may
early iearn 10 realize that your az
provaf IL e1vsn not to his small yi,i-
bic person. but to his true self.
Whether the child strives
for being. or appearance. for what is
temporal or o,cinai. rests upon the
ppWcs Of the motne. to guide his aspi-
ration . That the bond be-
tween mother and child may not
he merely IL physical one. she must
bs. = mother not only in feeling. but
wits Insight which assures deliberate
deeds"
Such 4 mother finds no %drudgery i'm
her taxk. Rather has she the feeling
Of the arfist. for JOY Is her ruling mo-
tive. nHa Joy il, selfish possession. but
Joy in p<rceiving growth and attaining
desirAbls achievements. She is ready
TO Iziiaa for = song OH tho way.
THE journey and, ch%cerfully follow
ing tito long zigzags of the steps
hawed by Natures own slowly YIN
foidin. methods. abe guides the child
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

Wise Motherhood With Patience and Assurance Guides the True
Self Of the Child-Sucf Motherhood is Joy, Not Drudgery.

far shrhers isud by tho rrned stmes Bureau of Education ashms"
y e. and the NauouaI Kindergarten Association Vest, 10th Street New York
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

Inc West Indies n their reixtiun TO Panar, canal A,rs. ,.+.. ..
Martinique
l., n !asa a"ins aris newspaper suggests hat the French 3verrnle reduce
IT, p1 sraneo us n muse lnaeDu . to l. United States by selling 20 this coun-
~ ii anees poSsessaons IN the West Indies. The island OF Martinique is
1- ,ahes st mos npam holding ir the Caribbean Its possession by the
un'eo STATES you'd ~ the psohleni 81 protecting the Pahama canal
me me susgeslon has been made in England that h United States buy not
MI all French but all British holidays in y Vest indies
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-27

4 MOTHER who had taken a conras
~ "a kindergarten work madu . .a'l
"a The schOoi where she hal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

with it," he said. Just so the belt
won't slip a notch between Sundays
he wears a pad around his mid sec
ton.
Hinkel weighs 217 and is mighty
fast on his feet.
you've got 10 be on your toes in
the ring" said Matt. "Eootwork with
the referee is as important as with
| the fighters. We've got TO keep out
of the boxers way n also not be
blocking the view of the spectators al
| the ringside. The referee mus
watch every punch started and if he
doesn't move fast he may find him
self blocking a swing now n then"
When Matt is refereeing he has his
own program Of training for the day
of the fight. He breakfasts ON soft
boiled eggs n eats sparingly h re-
mainder of the day.
Hinkel probably is the only simon
| pure amateur referee in the country.
1t is a hobby with him for he doesn't
need the money. He has three-quar-
tiers of q million in this worlds goods.
He never took a cent in his life for
! refereeing q bout and he's refereed
several hundred of them.
Referees have been paid all a
mounts from five bucks up for be
ing the third man in the ring. Per-
haps the biggest fee a referee ever re-
| ceived was that which George Silver
| drew for officiating in the Gans-Nel-
son fight at Goldfeld in 1905. His bit
| is said TO have been $4,000. Other bic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
No LOTOSB BOUTS
FRIDAY NIGHT
On Account of Good Friday
"Soup" McCawley Meets VIII
lie Curry, Carteret, in Final

Owing to tomorrow being Good
Friday there will be no bou of the
Lotos Club at Palace Hall tomorrow
night. On Friday night of next week
the bill will be presented as usual,
Frank Soup" McCawiey, OF Staten
Island, and Willie Curry. of Carteret,
being signed up to appear In h main
eight-round bout In a six-round &c
Young Colby. of Chrome, and Kid
Leo, of Staten Island, who last week
met for four rounds, will again be
brought together. These two lads,
both weighing about 40. put up a
n st bout last week, showing more
action han any other scrappers on
that night. Colby had things his way
during the early part OF the bout but
in the last round Leo came back so
strong the result might have been
different in a couple more round
Next week they will have six rounds
in which to prove the better a
The f~our-round bouts viii be an
nounced next week by Promoter Joe
McNulty. Announcer Joe Humphries
stated at last weeks fights that Kid
Potty and Willie Curry, of Staten
Island, who fought a fast eight-round
bout here two weeks ago, had con-
scented to meet again. the matter OF
the date being up to Potty. There Is
q possibility that Friday. May =, may
be the date selected by Potty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

When the heavyweight title is drag
ged forth from cold storage and
thrown into the ring as the piece de
resistance somewhere in America July
4 there will be in the ring three regu-
lar men, each in the pink of condi-
ton and ready to step any distance.
And that doesn't mean that IL IS TO
be a three-cornered row. The third
man in the ring very probably viii
be Matt Hinkel. the best known ref
| cree in the country today. And II
such is the case neither jess Willard,
champion, nor Jack Dempsey, chal-
lenger, will be in better condition.
For Matt already is in training. He
has been for the last thirty years
He's So now. He was an amateur
fighter of some fame in his twenties.
but I'm feeling younger today thai
did then" said Hinkel in explain
ing how he brought the fountain of
youth TO him and kept it there.
Matt hops out of bed at 1890 a.
m, grabs the chest weights and be-
gins work. Fifteen minutes of brisk
workout and he jumps into a cold
shower. A light breakfast n he's
off IL a brisk walk 10 his place OF
business.
Every Sunday morning Matt Pulls
on a heavy sweater. dons a cap. and
starts out along Lake Erie for a ten
mile walk.
"T take off two or three pounds
every Sunday morning. I can't af-
ford to let my waist line get away
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
LAST CANE At
"" TOMORROW
Basketball Season to Be Cosed
With Game Between Method
lists and Yonkers Five

The last basketball game of the
season to be staged at the local z. M.
G.. A. will be played tomorrow night
when the Simpson NJ. +. five, cham
pions of the local Sunday School
League, meet the strong Yonkers Y.
NJ. &. a quintet. Word has been re-
.ceived by Physical Director John y.
.Sonderman from Schuyler C.. Pew.
physical director of the Yonkers as
ISOLATION and formerly of this city,
that his team Is unusually strong this
year and is in Il fit condition to make
the simpsons go the limit. As Pew
was the man who got the Methodist
five into shape last year and the year
previous, he is in a position to know
Just what to expect from the Amboy
team.
This game promises to be one OF
the hardest fought trays yet played
on the local gym fioor and a big
crowd is expected to witness this
game which will mark the seasons
close at the association. A small adj
mission will be charged, as has been
done the past two weeks The Meth
odists will use their regular lineup
which will consist of Pete Hansen,
center; Fred Glochau and vi" Hib-
bard. forwards, and Gene Parker and
Alden Smith, guards.
A preliminary game between the
winning teams of the Junior employed
boys league and the junior league VIII
be staged as an added attraction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Jet.

II you have made the trip to the
bottom Of q coal mine and have seen
how the black Jumps r made ready
for use, perhaps you know that Jet,
the shiny black substance that you
see 80 often, made into pretty orna-
ments. beads, buttons, etc, Ia closely
akin to coal. The history Of the for
nation Of Jet 10 much like that Of
coal. Thousands of years ago, masses
Of wood were carried down into the
sea by the rivers. and, there water
logged. 1t sank and became embedded
In the mud. Pressure and heat and
the salt water wrought the change In
the wood. Even now traces Of the
wood structure can be detected In the
Jet itself. In years gone By jet used
to be found in Jumps on the coast Of
Yorkshire, the Jet incased In shals
known as jet-rock, washed mp by the
sea but now that supply II not suf-
fcicnt and Jet has to be regularly
mined. In Whitby. Yorkshire, the best
Jet Ii produced. but there are also
important mines In France and Spain,
and America, too. has Quantities of
the shale, though It In not systsmat-
icaIly mined.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
ALL STARSPLAY
DUPONT TONIGHT
First Game of Series of Three
to Be Staged at Paro-
lin "Y"

The-frst of a series Of three games
to decide the champs between the All
Stars of this city and the DUPONT
basketball five OF Parlin will be play
ed tonight at the Parlin Y. NJ. c. A.
The All Stars will use the same line
up as that presented by them in their
last game with the Y. VI. II. A. here
consisting of Nat Holman, Marty
Kaufman, Dutch, Pete Hansen. Ray
and Bob Handersan. The DUPONT
ers will make no change in their line
up which they have used throughout
the season to such good advantage.
A return game is scheduled to be
played in this city on Thursday night
of next week. II a third game Is nee
essary, the place will De decided at
the close of the second tussle.
1t Is expected that the "Y'' at Par
lin will be filled TO capacity to wit
ness this game as many basketball
enthusiasts from this city. South Am
boy and Parlin will attend. Special
bus trips will be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Perth Amboys Open Season
Sunday Against WheelerS

The Perth Amboys win open their
Sunday afternoon OF the Rari-
tan Copper Works diamond, when
they clash with the strong Wheeler
Condenser nine of Roosevelt. There
have been several practice sessions
called by Manager Joe Mullen during
the past two or three weeks and the
players have started to get into their
regular form. Willie Christofferson
has been selected by the players to
captain the team.
The Perth Amboys are composed
of the pick of baseball material in the
city, practically all of the players be-
ing former factory league men or
those who have played in the Atlantis
or other big leagues. Manager Mullen
has recruited a large field from which
to choose his nine and the combina-
ton which he placed on the diamond
this year should be able to hold Its
own against the best teams which are
I'm this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Sport DOingS
At YIN. CA.

Members of the basketball teams
which were entered in the senior
league just completed. together with
any other interested men in the SEN
Tor gym class, will hold a banquet
next Tuesday night in the "Y" ban
quet hall. The Flyers, the winning
team of the league. composed of Gus
Kurowsky, Fred Glochau, Charlie
Steans, Gene Parker, Scott Burns and
Holman. will be the guests of honor.
Invitations will also be extended to
Pete Hansen, vi Hubbard and Alden
Smith. who together with Glochau
and Parker comprise the Methodist
five who won the s. s. A. L. Tickets
are now on sale and may Do pur-
chased from Physical Director John
J.. Sonderman. The banquet will
start at z o'clock and a program is
being arranged to be carried out in
connection with the feed"
The gym was used by the bad
Boys Club" for more than an hour
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Howard Richards Wins
3 Match From Hoffman

The ons-man match rolled on the
Cunningham alleys asst night be-
tween Howard Richards and Clarence
Hoffman resulted in the former win
ming eight OF the ten games. Rich
ards won each game with the excep-
ton of the fourth and tenth. Rich
ards averaged 200 for the night, max
ing four high scores at 233, 234, 224
and 217. Hoffman connected with but
one double-century mark, 2o4. and
averaged 1874.
The scores:
Hoffman :. 1877 17S 1913 172 204
1s9 100 Isl ITO 1872
Richards . 1876 182 224 166 I'll
1874 1872 235 234 1877
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

bout referees have received as high as
$1,000 for a fight.
Matt is a hundred per cent patriot-
An old acquaintance, hitting 'em up
on the last lap before the July l tape
was reached, stopped in Mats plaas
of business and wanted to sell his So
Liberty Bon
"Why don't you keep it, Jim ?" Matt
pleaded.
"I gotta lot more" said jim
"Well show me how many o
have" Matt replied. The man did
mt happen to have any more on his
person and Matt gave him a little lee
ture on patriotism. winding up with:
TITS right that you keep it Jim.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

General Pershing was understood to
be q Presbyterian, but according to
published reports, he has later been
confirmed al a member of the Protest
ant Episcopal church. The Living
Church. an organ Of that faith. states
that the confirmation service took
place In France. and was conducted
by 1t. Rev. Charles 81. Brent, bishop
Of western New York. It In said that
General Pershing desired to unite with
the Episcopal church In memory Of his
wife, who vas Of that faith. She and
their three daughters lost their lives
in a fire at the Preside military build
ings at San Francisco. August q, 1915.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
White Eagles Organize

The White Eagles, a South Amboy
baseball team averaging eighteen to
twenty-one years, has been organized
and wishes to secure games with
other teams of its class in this vicin-
ity. For games write to Manager
Andrew Kane, 326 Feltus street,
South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
West End Gun Club to
Hold Shoot Saturday

The West End Gun Club. of Prince
Bay, Staten Island. will hold a shoot
Saturday afternoon on the clubs
range. A trophy has zee donated by
Messrs. Fisher, Lake, ELISE AntiseH
and DR.. E. NJ. Schwerd to be contest
ed for by the members in a series OF
twenty-five targets The trophy viii
become the permanent property of the
one winning it three times. The win
ner each time is entitled to keep II
until the next shoot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
HeImetta BOWERS Win
Match From JameshuTg
BIZ SpecfnI Correspnndenf.

ID SpccidI G0TTcSpoHdent
HELMETTA, April 1.-THE Hell
meta Junior bowlers took three
straight games Tuesday night from
the Jamesburg quintet in the inter-
borough bowling series. The match
was rolled here and as a result of h
LOCALS victories the series thus far is
even. The next match will also be
rolled here.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
cut Tbi. Out-rr \. worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this SLIP,
enclose with SC and mail II to Foley q
1886 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, ILL.,
writing your name and address clear
ly. You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pain In
kidney n bladder ailments, and
Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing ~cathartic, for
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.-
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
westcott,s Team WINS

NEW YORK.-work is to be rush
ed on s25o.000 worth of improvements
at League Island Park. The city will
erect a number of new buildings in
the park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Not Walking.

"Do your troubles make you walk
the ioorT"
NO." answered the irascibls man.
"That's the worst Of It. My principal
trouble 10 govt"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

Harry A~pplegate and Aicer Johnson
both been annexed by the Perth
Amboys to AXE care of the twirling
part of their game, while Bader and
larson will do the receiving. Stretch"
Burke will probably hold Town hrst,
Christofferson third. Second base,
which has been allotted to Blackie Re-
gan. will have to be taken care of by
another played until he gets his dis
charge from the navy. In the out
field there will be Loeser and Rodda
and n other man who will be Sc
.lected from a list of eligibles.
The Wheeler nine las not ANNOUNCE
I'd its lineup, but 1t is understood they
have a strong combination on the
field this yea The game is SCHEDULED
to start at $3.50 o'clock and will be the
first big senior game of the season to
be played here. AS the Perth Amboys
will be the representative senior team
of this city, it Is expected that base
ball fans will support it to the limit.
yesterday afternoon, Physical Direc-
tor Sonderman putting them through
various games and races after which
they were allowed to take q dip in
the pool. The club" members are
entertained regularly at the associa-
ton building.
westcotts Team WINS
A special voIley ball match was
staged on the Y. M. G. A. gym floor
yesterday afternoon between I. T.
Madsen's team and one captafned by
Rev. Wilbert Westcott The first
game was won by Madsen 1914 after
which the next three we're annexed
by Westcotts team, giving him the
series. The cores in the last three
games were 1871, 15-6 and 1914.
Playing on Westcott's team were
Sharp, War;, Peaks, Seaman and In
1scho. Madsen's players were Greisen,
Comings, Pierce. PETE and Sender
man. who took Nelson's place in the
lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

The gym was used by the bad
Club, for more than an hour