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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
AL ROBERTS AND SOLDIER
Dan SULLIVAN BOX FRIDAY

to meet the county scatter Fred Kfb-
Ter, Of Newark, who suffered an awful
maultng at the hands OF Roberts,
fought two bouts with Applegate,
neither OF which resulted in the
Brunswick mar landing O kayo, al
though he had the best OF the argu-
ment. Whether he Bayonne soldier
can hand out Roberts a Treatments
similar to that accorded Applegate
Is a question to be decided when the
two men oppose each other Friday
night.
In the six round semi-fnal this
week, McNulty has brought together
two boys who made good In a pre-
liminary two weeks ago, Willie Gra-
ham, q soldier from Company u,
Morgan, and Young Carroll. a Chrome
~favorite.
Instead OF the usual number OF pre-
~liminaries. two, McNulty has decided
to stage three short bouts this week,
In one OF these Young Colby, Of
Chrome. will meet Joe Mills, of Eiiz-
abeth. In another. Kid Toney. a local
pugilist aspirant Is scheduled to box
Young REQ, Staten Island, and in the
third Young Leo, OF New York, and
Young Marks, another Staten Islander.
will clash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
SMOKER FOR
LOCAL SERVICE
MEN ON MONDAY
Jewish Welfare Board to Stage
Good Boxing Bouts at Y. M.
n. A. Hall

4 There will be plenty of action
Monday night in the Y. NJ. II. A. Hall
Ehen the Jewish Welfare Board of
This city stages its first big smoker OF
The season. This affair will be open
II men In uniform only and the ad-
mission is your uniform. Through
fhe able cooperation which Bonnie
B. some of the leading fighters In
The state will appear for the benefit
81 the soldiers and sailors.
! Joe Forgione, of Newark, who has
fought In this city several times, his
latest accomplishment being O victory
&er willie Curry, of Staten Island,
VII positively appear and box at the
how. Mickey belmont who has g
trowd of admirers in this city and
Who fought Matty Herbert d good
bout at the Lotos some time ago, has
also signihed his intentions Of boxing
HI the benefit show. Mickey has been
taking on ali Corners" and seems to
Sc as at as a fiddle. Bonnie Miller
has promised to send down three or
Tour more bouts to help complete the
The soldiers and sailors viii also
have q chance to see a number Qf the
local boys in action. Kid Potty, OF
Forth Amboy, will be on hand In n
6f the final engagements of he even
Ing, Just who will oppose Potty has
III yet not been definitely decided up
bn but It is certain that e. good oppos
hent Win be found. Possibly n OF
Bonnie Miller's boys will be willing
10 oppose Potty.
Eid Potty is also helping the rep
r~esantatiye of the Jewish Welfare
Beard arrange several other bouts
betwe cen local boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Grammar School Wins
Eleven Inning Game, 7.6

The Grammar School baseball
team yesterday defeated the local
Vocational School nine by q ons run
margin, 7-6, in a game played here
which had to 30 eleven innings be-
fore the winner was decided Tho
Grammar School nine scored In the
first and fourth innings. The Voca-
honal boys made their first run in
the sixth and took the lead in the
seventh when they annexed three
moro runs. Two runs for the Gram
mar School IN the eighth tieu the
score. Both scored one run in the
ninth and tenth and In the eleventh
the Grammar School put across the
deciding tally. Marenshise, pitching
for the Vocational School, and Zan-
Eelaw, OF the Grammar School, each
secured ten ~strikeouts.
The teams lined up. as follows;
Grammar School, Fimiani, II; Pat
chek. eft Warsak, @; Breslin, 2b;
Robinson, 1bi Zanzelaws pj Marion,
8b; Rasmussen, IS; Dandino, rf. Yo-
cational School-Gleim, IF; Ryan, 1T
Gardella, 8b; Igromno, ssI Mosko. 2b,
Hospidor. 1bj Dover, CT Daggenhau-
sen. eft Marenshise, p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

Five bouts, starring an eight round
attraction IN which Al Roberts, Of
Staten Island, will meet Soldier Dan
Sullivan, of Bayonne, have been ar
ranged by Promoter Joe McNulty for
the weekly show of the Lotos Club in
Palace hall this Friday night. Rob
erts has not fought here for more than
two months and Friday night will
mark his third appearance in this
CITY. On both former occasions he
has brought the fight to a close in the
first round. his aggressiveness and
heavy hitting ability having proven
too much for his opponents
This week, however. Roberts viii
have to go up against a man who has
proven that he has punch which will
result in a haymaker IL he manages to
connect. as was shown two weeks ago
when Soldier Dan Sullivan connected
with Harry Applegate. Of New Bruns-
wick in the second round of their
scheduled eight round GO. Applegate
had been holding hfs own until Sulli-
van suddenly landed a blow which
Strengthened out the clever Bruins
wick scrapper.
Roberts was scheduled to meet Ap-
plegate several weeks ago., but owing
to an injury the Islander was unable
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

wisely.
Both Eternal and Billy Kelly are
Kentucky bred horses. 1t has always
been a battle between Kentucky
three-year-olds and eastern and for
eign bred
Willie Knapp, who won with Elk
terminator last year, will ride for
Harry Payne Whitney this year.
Whitney has Vindex and Blue Laddie.
Willis Sharpe Killmer, the Bing-
ha-~nton medicine man, owned last
'ypaps hwinner. This yea he has
Mormon" in the race.
McClelland, owner of Eternal, late
ly bought Sailor az a pacemaker to
Eternal. Sailor has been showing
wonderfully, and McClelland may en-
ter the ~pacemaker. If he does he Will
be following the game played by Col
onel Killmer last year in buying Ex-
terminator to pace Sunbriar, and
then sesi1~ the pacemaker win the
a -e-n nm. hut Derby.
Louisville talks nothing oher. for
Every hotel has been sold out ant
two months. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Atmosphere Is Laden With
Germs of The Disease.

Every person afflicted with Oatarrh
releases miilions Of the tiny disease
germs with every cough or sneeze, so
that Whenever On the street cars or
street or other public place you see q
person afflicted With this disease
hawking and coughing and neezing,
everyone in their vicinity Is exposed
to the disease.
You along With everyone eiss win
Ind yourself exposed to the germs Of
Catarrh several times every day. The
germs multiply by the millions, and
the air you breathe Is thick with these
tiny little disease demons that cause
70 much distress and suffering.
cataxrh Is one Of the most stubborz
diseases, and b always worse IN cold,
damp and ~disagreeable weather, Il
should not, however, be considered In
curable, though there are thousands
sfaisted with Il who are doubtle.
ready to befisvs that o cure Is impossi-
be- because Of their experience.
But Ike an other affiliations, the
pah trouble q that oAtarrh Is en-
tirs3y nisundsrstood, and therefore
treated In the wrong way Because
tAess little germ demons attack the
dslisees membranes Of the nose and
threat, choking up the sir passages
and Irritating tie bender lining of the
nostrils and bronchial tubes, the aver
age sufferer makes the mistake Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

"You see" says Jim, "a Derby race
Is never won until the race is run.
1t looks like Eternal or Billy Kelly,
but you never can tell. If you could
there wouldn't be $4,000 persons try
ing to see this years race and betting
their good money"
But Jim admits IL he has enough
money TO bet, and he most always
raises a stake. he'll play one or both
of his favorites.
Charles Granger, president Of
Churchill Downs, said:
"Sir Barton"
Sir Barton is a stable mate of Billy
Kelly and J. X. Ross, the eastern
owner, may be playing the game as
1t has often been played before-pit-
ting two good horses against one
good horse. In that case one could
only guess which of the two Ross
would send out to run Eternal to
death and which he'd choose to come
UP winner.
Andy Schuttinger, los pounds, will
ride Eternal. He is a veteran re-
ana Jim McClaus-dn4 y Jockey
~ The Wanderer and Sailor, chose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
DIDN'T KNOW TY COBB

Many freak things have hap
pened In the young life OF RUDE
Schauer, formerly with the
Giants and who was with the
Athletics until drafted into MILL
tary service. However, the best
one on the RUDE Is the time he
pitched Eve innings against De-
troit In an exhibition game,
thinking that Oscar Witt was
Ty Cobb. The Giants knew that
II Schauer would pitch to Cobb
not knowing 1t was Ty he would
get by all right. They pointed
out Witt and saidi Hes the
boy you got to STOP" Schauer
used all his cunning on Witt, a
.230 hitter, and never gave Cobb
q tumble. II wasn't untf the
sixth inning that Rube got wise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Millions of Catarrh
Germs AAoat in the AIR

treating merely the symptoms Of the
disease, and oyeriooks is eansA
You must realize that Catarxh Is
more than q mere local irritation that
stops up your nos and initiates your
throat and ehokss W yoaT brsathing
apparatus.
Your blood Is saturated with oatarrh
germs, and these VIII continue thsir
irritating attacks as long as they 70
main Ia the blood.
The only sensible treatment, there
fore, Is the u which win rent the
disease germs from the blood,
This Is why the most satisfactory
remedy for Cstarrh Is g. q. 8, the
famous old reliable blood purifier.
8. 8. 8. has been used successfully
for Catarrh for mare than Fifty years,
and 1t Is the one remedy that attacks
the source Of the disease, elsansing
the blood thoroughly, and eliminating
from 1t every TRACE Of disease germa.
II you want o remedy that goes a.
rect b the seat Of the disease begin
to take 8. 9. s. today and throw
away your atomizers and other losaj
treatment that cannot possibly reach
your Catsrrh. Yoa viii be delighted
after giving this remedy Q trial, and
VIII seen find yourself on the road 70
q complete recovery. 9. s. Q. b ssid
by druggists everywhere.
Begin its use to-day, and write for
free medical advice about your own
individual case. Address Chief Med
zeal Adviser, 1oe Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-lAdv.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

ness that they have never been brok-
en-.
This outdoor life In the West also
laid the foundation for his later SER
vice In the Spanish War, the Cuban
occupation and the Philippine CAM
paignS and still later the adjustment
OF Mexican border troubles. And
when, as chief of staff at the begin
ming of the war of the United States.
General Scott laid out the plans for
the training of Uncle Sans great
armies, the outdoor physical exercises
were emphasized in the training pro-
gram as never beforehand with what
results the world witnessed from
Chatteau-Thierry to Sedan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Sport D0ings
At Y.M.C.

The triple tie for first place In the
business mems vofley ball league
which has existed almost since the
beginning of the circuit was broken
last night when Robbins team won
two straight games. Robbins defeat
ed both McDonald's and Comings'
teams. A tie for second place be-
tween Stremlau and Fuller, who
broke even, now exists. The games
last night resulted as follows: Fuller
defeated Stremiau, Mcdonald defeat
ed Comings, Robbins beat Mcdonald
and Comlngs, Stremlau beat Fuller
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
OF THE DIAMOND FROM
LOCAL AND COUNTY TEAMS

The st. Anthony B. B. @, will hold
dts weekly practice at 6:15 O'Clock
Tonight, weather permitting, on the
Copper Works Field. in preparation
Tor the game with the Knights Of st.
Peter, of New Brunswick, on Sunday.
Fhe Saints viii go to the county sea-
yor the game. In the Knights lineup
6yill be found the pick of the players
m hat part of the county and a VIC
torv for the Saints will give them
little trouble in booking games with
The best mines in the state.
The Tiger A. O., OF Port Reading,
have organized want games,
tommencing this Sunday. The Tigers
are q junior min averaging from six
Teen to eighteen years and will pley
&fther home or out-of-town games.
zoe Remak, Of Port Reading. is the
manager.
Public School No. 1, Of Tottenville.
annexed another game in the school
league yesterday, when 1T defeated
School Nc. 3. of Pleasant Plains, at
khat place, 2S-2.
The Fords Juniors Travelled to
South Amboy Sunday and were de-
feated by the White Eagles, of that
blaze, 6-4. The Fords nine lead Az
until the last inning when the home
team scored three runs as the result
pf errors. Walters, pitching for the
Eagles, struck out eighteen batters
and allowed six hits while Blanchard,
BIZ the Fords crew, secured fifteen
ttrfkeouts and allowed but three hits.
Fhe Junior Yanks defeated Frank
Noyak's Stars e-3 In a game played
Sunday, the stars of the game being
Mike 1eitner and John Malaizky. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
FISH AND HUNT
To KEEP FIT
Major General Hugh L.
Scott, Former Chief
of Staff

Major General Hugh L. Scott, com
? mandant of Camp Dix and former
. chief OF the General STAFF, believes
that one of the greatest factors In
making 1t possible for Uncle Sam to
put across q quickly-traIned army thai
could stand the strain of the siren
uous campaigns in Europe was the
fact that the majority of American
men are strong of body and keen OF
mind because of their fondness for
outdoor sports. He declares that the
nation, In reconstruction work, must
recognize this fact and that both state
and fedora encouragement should be
given to every legitimate movement to
Increase the attractiveness of outdoor
pastimes for American citizens, in or
der mo- only to keep them prepared
for n future military emergencies
but also that they may be made moro
efacient for the various duties of eiti-
Eenshtp in civil life.
Hunting and fishing. the General
places in the front rank of outdoor re-
creations tina go to make a strong
seyman himself, he Is urging his ma
tive state to lay special emphasis at
this time on both of these branches of
sport. With thousands of young vet
Grams returning from France, this
year, all Of them appreciate the bene-
hts OF outdoor life. the State, he pre-
diets. will witness a record breaking
increase in the number of anglers and
hunters and the General claims 1t is
a duty New Jersey owes these veteransl
70 see that there is plenty OF opportun-j
ity for sue pastimes.
Made Dix a Game Preserve.
At the great military reservation
oyer which he presides, General Scott
Is practicing what he breaches on the
issue or game conservation. Shortly
AFTER he took command, he issued or
ders stopping hunting on the goyern-
ment property. which Is in the GEN.
tire OF q famous game belt, The re- |
sui has been that quail, pheasants,
grouse and rabbits have increased RAJ
pldly. Winter shelters were built for
the birds, and although they did not
need them because OF the absence OF
heavy SHOWS. this method of protect
ton has been demonstrated to game
clubs and farmers and has created an
interest In winter care of
game birds throughout New Jersey.
game now propagating extent
sively on the reservation will natural- I,
~ spread to surrounding lands In Bur-
and Ocean counties.
General Scott can speak from per-
of the country to the value
OF outdoor life. He has been a dis
ciple OF his own doctrine with the rel
suit that. despite the fact that he was
retired from active service under theI
age limit, and later recalled to ser-l
vice during the war, he Is today as ro-l
bust IN body and as keen in mind as |
young soldiers he has been train !,
,ng by b tens Of thousands at Camp
Has Great Military Career.
The strain OF a great military cal
reer, said TO be the mos extensive oil
any soldier In American history, has
Jailed to-shake his vigor because bel
Kept ut and still keeps At by strenu-
outdoor exercise. It was strong,l
outdoor life In the West thatl
.orfc Indian campaigns, which lefti
he nation and the red men fhem-f
'eiyes, forever his debter, when bel
concluded peace treaties with eleyeni
vzrring tribes on terms Of such fair-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Harold Hanson Elected TO
Captain 1890 H. s. Five
by Fl. s. Correspondent

- 80 .
AT a meeting Of the basketball men
OF the local high school, Harold
Hanson was elected captain OF the
1920 team to succeed William
Westcott. who piloted the crew
through the past season, leading his
men a Middlesex county champion
ship. Hanson, otherwise known as Fat
In school circles, was a member OF
this years team and also Of the 1911
IL five Fat" played guard through
most of the season on this years five,
while he alternated at the guard and
center positions on the 191T-lS five.
was captained by leon Roth,
now of Pratt Institute.
Hanson started his basketball career
q freshman. In the interclass
series Fat played center for the
freshmen and starred for the 1870
class, making practically all Of the
points for his team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

Despite the unpopuisrity of kings
and the decided scarcity OF that arti-
Gle the Sport of Kings still flourish
es. And hat is a mild way Of ex-
pressing 1t, too, for the Sport of
Kings" fourishes as 1t has
dourished before. .
At Churchill Downs. that historic
track at Louisville, the forty-ffth
derby will be run on May 10.
They are making plans to entertain
the greatest crowd that ever gather
ed at O horse race. At least 5 1000
persons are expected. Last rear half
q million dollars was bet on the race.
This year 1t would not be surprising
IL the amount was nearly doubled.
And, of course every reader wants
to know first thing who is going to
win the great classic of 1919. Old
Jim Branham, the aged darkey who
has seen every race for forty-four
years and has shod many a Derby
winner, doesn't know, but he has his
favorites. Jim is qualified to pick a
winner but he doesn't talk just for
the sake of talking and he isn't quite
sure who'll win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

A bowling match between the AM
boys Best and the Genacopos will be
rolled tonight on the Y. NJ. Q. A. all
leys. the latter team not having lost a
match as yet this season out Of the ten
rolled. The Genocopos will line up
with Hoffman. Pemberton, Ramsey,
Best combination will be Sfmonsen,
Larson. Weitzen. Eyerkuss and Rich
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
RESULTS AND STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YesIerdaYls Eamha.

New York, 8; Boston, 4,
Brooklyn, IL; Philadelphia, ..
Chicago, ~ Cincinnati, o,
st. Louis. 81 Pittsburg, l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
BOXING
Lotos Club Palace Hall
FRIDAY NIGHT

EIGHT ROUND BOUT
AL ROBERTS, Staten Island, VI.
SOLDIER SULLIVAN, Bayonne.
SIX ROUNDS
Willie Graham, Co, E, Morgan,
VS.. Young Carroll Chrome.
FOUR ROUND BOUTS
Kid Tonsy, Perth Amboy, Va,
Young REQ, Staten Island
Young Colby, Chrome, VS..
Joe Mills, Elizabeth
Young Leo, New York, VI.
Young Marks, Staten Island
JOE HUMPHREYS Announcer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Seuaren Nine Wins.

Sewaren Nine Wins.
The Sewaren Mint defeated the Hall
avenue baseball team Sunday by q
score of 1914. this being the first
game of the local combination this
season. The score by innings:
Hall Avenues -. 222S30020-14
Sewarens ...... 002051350- Old
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

T0day's Games.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
81. Louis of Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

The Neville Juniors want games
with teams up to thirteen years of
age. Joseph Balls. Jr, OF 7s7 Carson
avenue, is the manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

Yanks want games with teams be-
tween twelve and fourteen years,
Barney Lobonowirtz. of 666 State
street, being the manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia, 81 New York, Q.
Boston, 2; Washington, 0.
st. Louis. @: Cleveland, 8. Z
Chicago, 3; Detroit, 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

Today's Games.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-28
FOR BILIOUSNESS
TAKE A CALOTAB
Tie Nausealess CalOmel Tablet That
Does The Work Without The Slight
est UnpelaSantness.

Ask your doctor and he will tell you
that calomel is the bes. ana only sure
remedy for lazy liver, Oiliousness, in
digestion and constipation. Now that
all of its unpleasant qualities have
been removed, calomel in the form of
Calotabs, is the easiest and most
pleasant of all laXative5 to take One
tablet at bedtime, with swallow of
water-thats all. No taste, no grip
ing nor nausea. In the morning you
feel simply fne-live, wide awake, en-
ergetic, strong and wi b hearty APP
petite for breakfast Eat what you
want and go about your work-no
danger. Il.
CaIotabs are sold only in original,
sealed packages, price thirty=five cents.
So sure, and delightful that your drug
gists offer your money back as a
guarantee that you will be perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-28
QUICK DEATH in
SURPRISES u. S.
HAD FOR HUNS

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Guarded
night and day and far out of human
reach on a pedestal at the Interior
Department exposition here is a tiny
vial 1t contains a specimen of the
dealiest poison known. 1t is Lewis
ite," product Of an Americas scientist.
1t is what Germany escaped by sign
ing the armistice before all the re-
sources of the United States were
turned upon her.
Ten aiTplanes carrying "Lewisite"
would have fiped out every yestige
of life-human animal and vegetable
in Berlin A single days output would
snuff out the four million lives on
Manhattan island. A single drop pour
ed in the palm of the hand would pen
citrate to the blood, reach the heart
and kill the victim i'll great agony.
What was coming to Germany may
be imagined by the fact that when
the armistice was signed it was be-
ing manufactured at the rate of ten
tons a day. Three thousand tons of this
most terrible instrument ever con-
ceived for killing would have been
ready for business on the American
front in France on March l.
"Lewisite" is another of the big Sc
crets of the war just leaking out. 1t
was developed in the bureau of mines
by Prof W. l.. Lewis of Northwestern
University, Evanston, H., who took a
commission as captain in the army.
It was manufactured in specially
built plant near Cleveland called the
mouse trap" because every workman
who entered the stockade went un-
der an agreement not to leave the IL
acre space until the war was won.
This of course was to protect the Sc
cret Work on the plant was started
eighteen days after the bureau of
mines had completed its experiments.
The other preparations to bring the
gas into the war went forward with
speel but the armistice prevented the
Germans from ever experiencing a full
realization of what they had begun
when they turned their primitive gases
on the Canadians in Flanders in the
early days of the war,
Experts are certain no one will want
to steal the sample. Everybody at the
exposition showing what Secretary
Lanes department did and is doing
keeps as far away as possible.