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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Series Chatter

The Cincinnati team have taken
their fifth game and are declared the
Worlds Champions.
Moran has built another champion
team, one hal this time carried on to
the Worlds Championship.
d
This is the first big victory for Gin
c%innati, in a great many years, and
much is due to Pat Moran.
d
Eller has proved himself a Worlds
series star, and took two of The five
games Won.
Reuther, Ring and Sallee each cap
tured a victory for the Reds.
Fisher, Ring and Sallee each were
credited with a loss to the Sox.
The Cincinnati team as a whole was
responsible for the glorious victory,
but certain players had their days.
49,
Neale led the Cincy batters with a
grand average of 1851 and felded
.952.
Duncan who was secured by the
Reds shortly before the series, bat
ted second securing 1863 for a grand
average and 1elded 1000. He was
one of the big stars of the series.
o.
The Cincy pitchers themselves very
capable at the bat, Reuther, Fisher
and Eller making creditable showings.
.
Jackson featured for the Sox in
batting and fielding, securing a grand
average of 1875, the only homer of the
series, and fielding 1000.
Weaver a shining light throughout
the series, he1ded 1000 around the diff
hcult corner and batted second on
his team, 1924.
Schalk caught all eight games for
the Sox and batted 1904, folded .97S,
allowed seven stolen bases.
o.
e. Collins secured three hits in
| Yesterdays game and his a got
! stronger as the series proceeded.
Rousch also secured three hits yes
terday. and made a number of spec
| tacular catches throughout the game.
| Rousch batted. PA and f1elded .94S
| throughout the series and his fielding
in a great many instances. saved the
Cfncy pitchers a good deal of trou-
BILE.
The Cincinnati team batted .265,
while Chicago batted .226, and Cincy
| felded .964, Chicago .965.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Trick Hair.

My little brother, Bobby, always
liked to have Mr.. l. call, because
he could perform an act which awed
as well as amused him greatly-wrig-
gle his hair. One evening, during such
a performance, Bobby said wistfully,
you can wriggle yours, sister can
take hers clear off and lay 1t on the
bureau, and I can't do q thing with
mine."-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
champion, has been offered a purse
of $4,000 to meet Joe Leonard, of
Brooklyn, in a twenty round bout in
New Orleans.
Eddie Twembly, French-Canadian
middleweight, has secured Charles
Harvey as manager, and Twenbly is
ready to meet the best men in his
class.
Young Mick Donovan has COM
pletely recovered from rheumatism
in Flanders, and would like to meet
Mike O'Dowd in one of New Jerseys
clubs.
Dutch Brandt secured the decision
ever Matty Herbert in twelve rounds
at Valley Falls, r.. l., Monday night.
Ted KID Lewis is going to meet
Willy Loughlin, Of South Bethlehem,
at Portland, Me-, tomorrow night.
Charley Weinert attended the Rob-
erts-Saxon fight in Bayonne, Tuesday
night, and believes he has learned
enough to outpoint Roberts in their
battle next Monday night.
Bob Gleason, just discharged from
the Army, is after the best Of fighters
In the welterweight class.
"Pox' Booz Is planning to set a
night at the Auditorium when he will
give local boys, who have. ambition
to enter the ring, a chance to show
what they are made of, and this
night will be known as ''tryout
night" This will also guarantee the
Monday night fights to the patrons,
for no battler will go in the ring I'M
less he has showed his ability on try
out night or else has made his name.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
WhirIwinds Win, 1918

Tottenville Whirlwinds defeated
the To~ttenville Evening Trade School
in a hotly contested game last night
by a score of 25-19 The Tottenville
Evening Trade School wants basket-
ball games with all junior teams av-
eraging 1875 pounds. Address all
challenges to Manager A. Andreany,
Main street, Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Joe Honan To Fight Johnny
Moon Next Tuesday Night

Joe Honan, the Fighting Waiter,
after having been away from this
city for three years, will make his
first appearance in the ring at the
Lotos Club in Palace Hall on Tuesday
night when he meets Johnny Moon,
of Carteret, in the eight round main
bout. Joe has been training in this
city for his coming centre" for the
past couple of months and states that
he is in the best of condition. Honan
was doing considerable fighting just
before entering the service, he being
one of the big drawing cards at the
fights then being conducted in Tot
tenviIle. The Waiter" is built to
withstand a lot, of punishment and
has the strength to put behind his
blows which spells defeat for many
of his opponents.
While in France Hona fought
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Hapniness In AppreciatIon,

Happiness omes not from the power
of possession, but from the power Of
appreciation. Above most other things
1t is wise to cultivate the powers Of
appreciation. The greater the number
of stops on an organ the greater its
possibilities as an instrument Of music.
II. W. Sylvester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Sugar In India.

The small East Indian sugar grow
err makes no white sugar, but simply
boils down the juice and does not re-
move the molasses, The dark brown
product Is called CUR or gul, and Is
generally sold and consumed without
refining, although in some parts of the
country a certain amount OF modern
sugar production Is carried on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

Question on Lips OF Afflicted.
There is q harrassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be-
comes a torture. The itching is al
most unbearable, and the skin
seems on FIRE with the burning ir-
ritation. A cure from local appli-
cations Of saives and ointments
Is impossible, because such treat
ment can only aliay the pain tenn
porarily. The disease can only be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Landing The Kayo

Willie Jackson is after Benny
Leonard, but first wants to meet all
lightweights before demanding
q bout with the champion.
Kid Henry, matchmaker of the
Metropolitan A. c., one of Newark's
new arenas, has signed Johnny
.Drummie, of Jersey City, to meet
Danny Pavese of Newark for We'd
nesday, October Is.
Patsy Kline, of Harlem, and Phil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching. Terrifying Eczema?

reached BY going deep down 70 rs
source, which is in the blood, tho
disease being caused by an infec-
ton which breaks out through tho
skin. That Is why the most satis-
factory treatment for all so-called
skin diseases is S. S. s., which acts
by cleansing the blood. Get a bot@
tie to-day, and you viii see results
from the right treatment. Medical
advice free. Address Medical DE-
rector, IS Swift Bldg9 Atlanta, Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

Manager McGraw Is almost reconcaed to losing the National league pen
nant because Of the playing of Frank Friseh, his youthful second-sackef. The
Fordham student appears to have everything and is hailed a the find II the
He Jumped right from d college team into a Giant uniform.
Frisch is not a fresh" youngster. He simply is q n aggressive ball
player the kind that fits In well with McGraws idea Of what a player should
insists O a fighter.
An incident showing his beligerent nature cropped up in the late series
with the Reds when the Giants hopes were practically blasted. 1t was the
first important set of games for Frisch, and at one stage in the proceedings
McGraw yanked the coTegian for a pinch hitter What the youngster told
McGraw is a classic among the New York players, part of which is printable
and was:
: I'll show you L can hit"
The first time up in the next game he cracked out a screening SINGLE
And he didn't forget to call Johns attention to it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

many French scrappers and reports
of these bouts contained in papers
brought from overseas by Honan
proved him to be one of the best men
in his class in his division.
Johnny Moon, who will furnish the
opposition for Honan, is well known
here and is a big favorite with the
Carteret fight enthusiasts. He has
fought here on several occasions and
is expected to make Honan extend
himself to the limit. Both men are
heavy, for their height, and both are
scrappers who want to push the fight
at all times, taking the offensive,
some speed-work is assured.
In the six round bout Tuesday,
Charley Britton, of New Brunswick,
and Jimmy McCran, of Elizabeth,
will meet. There will be the usual
four round preliminaries.
Bloom, of Brooklyn, have been
matched to box eight rounds in
Greenville next Tuesday night.
Billy Machine, of Perth Amboy. is
again planning to return to the ring,
choosing Young Freddy as his oppo-
nent.
Johnny Tillman, western welter-
weight, will meet lack Britton in
Minneapolis the latter part of next
week. ....
Harry McTague, the Irish middle
weight, and Harry Greb have signed
articles for a fifteen round bout to
take place in Dayton, Ohio, October
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

The Cincinnati team batted .265.
while Chicago batted .226, and Cincy
folded .964, Chicago .965.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

e. Collins secured three hits II
yesterdays game and his bat go
stronger as the series proceeded.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
AGRICULTURAL BILL
BRINGS LARGER FUND

The Agricultural APPROPRIATED bill
was reported out 81 tae House com
uliItee Monday with supplemental ap-
preparations Increasing Ines total from
ssI ,G7aa, 900 to 81 SIS 900 and alegis-
iatiye rider providing fpT the repeal
of the daylight saving aci on the sec
ond SUNDAY after the measure issslgn-
ed by the President
Principal additions 10 the approprl-
atoms were $500 900 for iIghting ani-
NAL tuberculosis and 1850 900 for
Fighting the corn borer which has
caused great damage ID crops In New
York and Massachusetts
Secretary Houston askea Congress
for an increase III $a06.c00 IN the ap-
preparation for the Farm Management
Bureau. explaining thta enlargement
of the bureaus activities made the Inc
crease necessary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
ENGLISH TEACHERS
AHEAD BY 10 TO Z

The members OF the stan Of the
English department, Naval Academy.
won sweet revenge yesterday after
noon. Is defeating 40 70 on tile
Marine Barracks diamond the nine
III the Mathematics department winch
haa overwhelmed shcin Last Satnraa
The English teachers had fauta g
new battery IN Mcs..ae AZ sr's5y
.;ss Is he excellent n1os6 81 this
combination the yicfasy 49, as'is
due The game lastei 4 inn ifsgs Az !
Ii was ill the last session that the VIC
tors fell on Pitcher kiegisan. of the
9ppss:i ION. III 4 NAY tlElt couascd.
eryone is anxious that q third
and deciding game be played
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
ROUTE or PARADE FoR
HOME COMING WELCOME
IconIInaed Ironl Paga onel

n 2 rs VI
AcaaeHis Eand AMI soldiers ID fat
nsal aud review paratle
RIrxf TlisisIon Annapolis. Police
Department Chief Marshal and AIDS
EiOyern1r. superintahaeni of the Ma
VA Academy ard Mayor. NAVAL AcaG-
esny band reiarnfng overseas soldiers
and easuals. Company II, Second
Maryland Rcelneui. Maryland State
Guard sl. Jahns Cadets. Grand Arasy
Republic Gonfereaate veterans and
Army and Navy MON.
second lsfslsIAn aldermen 10 An-
6 napuils County Commissioners Of
Anne Arundel comfy fllnapoits Fire
Depart nent
Third Division tied Cross War
Mothers, AlBiapoils t;raminar School,
81 MARY school
RoHfil. Ilisisf0n West annapolis
Fifth Division Passport
Sixth gllIisioll f'raterna1 Societies
aud Orders
Personnel IL SIKH Ulsisloii ! Tfra-
ternal Order nf FaEles 2. Annapolis
Council No 80 !, severn Council No
AS: 4. tied Men. &, u. !, q Isll1s No.
g22; 6. League of Government En-
pluyes Z Ioyai Order of Moose 81
Odd Follows. and d Knights of
Columbus
James Walton. chairman of the
Finance Committee reported III hand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28

die suna 81 $3.50 10 finance the home
coming eatsrta inslenf and s. iccted bg
the end 81 the week 10 have that
amount increased ID $500 Mr. VAL
I'm read letter from Governor Har-
rington III which he said that Anne
irlsasfieYs quota from the Council Of
Defense viii approx ifaate S5ssss
Decoration Iii going slowly, the
chairman reported owing 10 the fae1
tltat the decorators materials we're
Icing held up ii tsle south. where he
Md lass used Them they are expect
ga. however. ii ans time and the work
VII BIZ pushed sigh Us weil as la
Chairman 5aseph A Armstrong. of
fhe Entertainment Cofnl tee, could
not he present. icing anaYosdabiy de-
tallsoa 81 OTHER p,isIness. and Vas rep.
ssifea Iy Mrs John 8, Strahorn.
Airs raharn reported that the En-
fertainincai Copsniffee Is ready To.
fneet 81 einergeneis. ard Nafk Is.
frog essiisg nicely.
~ q Cot chairman 81 tiie medal
committee, reported the medals had
tlos teen heard from. i,nf II Is expect
ei no oraer Il being filled as placed,
aial ihat sIiey viii bc here on time Ia
decorate every man who served Ill Tie
war III aus capacity from Anne AraH
dal county
rio Music coesiiaitiee was enpow-
efea ID engage another band. which
u Isl make four Iii Tie line IL parade
llle N!.yaI Academy. ST Johns. the
i.lrsnn band engaged from lsalti-
more 81 Eastport being The other
tilrec
prof Taroysky reported having I'M
islied his composition, the march dedi-=
Gated 10 tho service men from over
Feas which vii he played for the
FIRST lime IN this occasion.
Isrof TorDysky said he vas ready
ID lead The parade 4 / any time
Iseporta were made from the First.
second. Third and Eighth districts.
Tie Fourth had no report, and the
Fifth distris.s IS taking no part iii the
ilune coming Weleone 10 he given the.
mon The sixth Il the annapolis dis
trit
The meeting adjourned at 9.45 With
everybody enthusiastic for the vel
como @ the soldiers
Baron NalSiaa wants te make i
slesr lia 4 alili5l Vt con III aiss
bout me right IL restore kiao- hon Il,
slffsis ssf sIs9t f54sa3t1,4l ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
STATE DOG LAW MUST
BE COMPLIED WITH
AGAIN THIS YEAR
State Game Ssarsien Le fGmpfe Issues
Statement Regarding Popular
D0g LlceHse Law

There Is Statewide dog iaw re-
qniring the owners of dogs 10 licanse
same either through the County Treas
urer's Office or Justice 81 the Peace
Conscientious citizens of Anne Arun-
del county complied win the law hast
year apI paid the required fee Eat
thee viii moi do So this year il they
know thai others got Oh scot free
fro.n any peaalts last year
srat. came Msrden I,ecoapte Has
Issued Inc allowing statement regard
ing Ie l
fIe dogs u tilis State which are
allowed tn run al large. during the
whaie YEAR destroy more game ,lian
al the hunters Of our State. as they
destroy The eggs 81 birds and catch
young rabbits before they are Of age
rs take care 81 themselves The hog
License Act of 1918 was passed pri-
MARTY as q sheep protective measure
and II. enforced properly would be d
rreat benefit to the public of the state
However am very sorry Is state
from reports reeeived throughout the
CONFINES t9t Is fsttak1l the kOnlfHf N5tfiil-
iaiasioners under whose supervision
flIGls law Was placetl. have made very
little effort I'll the enforcement Of
same IN some counties / understand
practically no effort has been made To-
compel persons to secure license for
their dogs. and furthermore the off
Sials of some Of our counties have
advised the public not to pay the li-
.cense on dogs owned by them ! find
this Dog Law Is popular With the pub
lie throughout the State. Tie only
complaint | have ever heard against
same, was that til the case of q dog
being killed The owner has no redress.
III lhe hog License Law could be So.
amended as to place It's enforcement
i.istier the supervision of the Conser-
walton Commission Of Maryland, the.
reyanne would double from same the
ira twelve months Each county
could we'll afford good paid officer
to look. after the enforcement 81 this
Ias AMI rid the State 81 worthless ours
en which I'D one would pay the tex
and III The same time saving q vast
amount III game Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
800 Il .ek Prsl,rr MeelIng.

After two weeks Of 10 mid week
prayer service iii tie FirsN preshyter-
ian church. owing to tiie.alsenee Of
the pastor. Rey Maurice ssSlaite, Y llss
has heen attending the General Al
semhiy III ST Louis there viii be the
regular PRAYER meeting tonight Al s
O'Clock in the lecture rsom OF the
church
The pastors subject VIII lie he
Epistles Isl Sc. John an are well
come
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
In THE REPUBLIC DNIEHT

Thoinas Santschi, i nisElhersOf the
William Fox motion piel nc forces. II
decided acquisition td any screen
company
No man knows the bNs mess more
tho soaghly than does Nj SsntscIli
for not only Is he d sterling actor with.
a fine record on the spaking stage
behind him. bnt he IS 4 NET ion picture
director as we'll This Isl eonhina
ton 81 talents aud exne ence of iins
mense value to man. % whichever
capacity he may be aervIig The pub
lie. his experience III tke other CO
pacity must tend to his advantage.
Tom. as his friends csli him. Ind
his first Job in tho theaTc with The.
Baily sisters. singing ilIilslrat el=songs.
These girls heard Tom sing SON an
amateur night. and tliev rave him d
Job al SIS week
In 1907 Tom was IN llicago and
picture company tfese wanted 4
leading man who coiila ride m
ana stana punishment When Torn
heard his he rushed fo ne Office AMI
announced exceptional a1iiity Id ali
,lsrec direetio IONS file got s8le job,
4 prerens Tom IS king Holly
wood Cal. his home. admits he
has tSo hobbies. One collecting
gasns and tho other Ii nt oua0bslcs.
and being Of an athletic arm. She rats
trailr loves 70 hnns AMI FISH That
IS What mort Of the MACS Id South,
ern California do anyway
Mr. Sanfsclli has done One notably
fine work for tho screen For exam
nlc. he has been seen III The Crisis. 4
beware Of Strangers, . The Garden
" Allah. Who ShalI Tae NY Life ~
Tile CRY Of Purple Dparns. THE
ssroalGering Flame. The SIN
Alarm. and Little nrIS I'm Annie 3
He was selected ey Mr. Fox as lead
ing man for Madlaine raverse III
'.The Love That Dares, he new pho
s0plaY which IS I'd BE a0wn ut the
Republic Theatre tonigl This play
Is said I'd be powerfully dramatic with
several very tense scenes between the
star and her lending man
Among the reasons fn the contin.
ued high price Of meat perhaps the
| high cost Of constantly icing inyesti-
gated Nv the government
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
Bought New Home

The Misses sue and Elizabeth Nun
ford have purchased the residence On
Prince George street, near MARYLAND
avenue. now occupied hy Instructor I
sI Bonnell. Of the Naval Academy
The property was owned hy Mrs.
AieIlvain Of Philadelphia d sister Of
MI. Daniel Il Randall The Misses
Manford will occupy their new home
after July first
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
Popular New Song

Proof III the new composition on
ffllci Ia pa pa fsa Sound Al;nost The
lie wo:ass by ] P;iHi aisaford 81
this city. music BY Jack kahn, ar
ranged by William Periitz has been
III we'd here
This pepHlar song vas sing last
night at the St Mary's Novelty shoW
and made great hit Il is copy.
righted By the Mae Louise Music Com.
pany. The time IS catchy. being
adapted IL the Fox Trot and the words
suit the mnsic
The publisher, George Norton will
shortly put the music on sale here.
The man who prays for lie country
to 70 dry hut votes 70 keep II wet is
guilty DC insincerity or inlbecility
he should have his head Or heart ex-
anincd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
III TTON! BUTTON /
Putt Button! !.

91ss ~
Who's GOT tie button
the United Stafes Is i biz button
maker
Tie great war cause bilt ton max
Ing 10 boom in this country
Imports were cut OH and The he.
maflds we're increased
Sol ody ean ges along without sons
buttons. YOU plainly see
And orr soldiers and silors hal e
have many millions 81 bfl1tnns
Before the VAR Gernaany Led tbs
world III hutton making hen Japan
jumped on the iah
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
Mnrrlage I.Ira Itss.s

The following nlarriag licenses have
been granted I,y The Clerk oi The Court
ID FolOred couples:
Thomas Brown, ~, and Lille Hall
q. 10th III Igieharts
Charles Thomas, 81 and Ida r.
Johnson. is. both Of Dayidsonyille.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
I,hings 10 Remember

ii soft broom Ii excellent to use ~
btash:n SIT The dust from under
heavy furniture
NEesi laakirg cherry salad, add
Whipped cream and cherry Juice q the
nlay0nnaise
Neaer corset that the colder every.
thine h kept while maling pieernst
the better
Atlti cooked nana FoIli. raislils and
cinnamon Id egg custard Bake and
serve with fruit.
70 remove smoke from tiles rub
we'll with kerosene and wash after.
ward as usual
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
Taking Dog census

Round Sergeant Holiday and Officer
Jackson are today taking the dog cen-
sus of the town and environments, IN
order TO keep tabs on the dog owners
who must take out county dog IL
cense July lst
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
SneclaI services In Sc Anne,s

Tomorrow. Ascension Day there
will &c the following sergices In S..
.Snfle's
1, Holy Communion 10, Morning
Prayer 1870. Holy conImuni0n s.
servf se FOR the ConlmanleFys knights
Templar
on Memorial Day there VIII be q
Celebration Of the Holy Communion
al 10 IL Ii.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28
NnE,ll i c:lslerlY .Iiln4.l

Tomorrow, Thursday. being Ascen-
sion bay, there Will be celebration
8of the Holy CommuRion a the Naval
academy chapel at 10 d u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28

ii tho vets are permitted 50 define
Intoxicating liquors for the purpose 81:
sforbidding prohibition laws, why can
aos any group 81 special interests es.
tablssh legal definitions which woslld
enable them Is escape the penalties Of
wrong4dolng
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28

Permanent thrift nsessiis permanent
happiness. Government war SAVINGS
Stamps will show The WY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-28

Among the reasons fd the contins
ued high price Of meat perhaps the
high cost Of constantly eing inyesti
gated BY the goyernmes