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The Washington times., 1920-05-28
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Columbia Heights.
$4,000
Nins room=. z baths s bed
rooms hot-wster heat; electric
ity and gas: front end double rear
porches; hardwood noors and trim
space Tor garage. paved alley, on
Park rd.
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by tho District of Columbia
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Eou GALE


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VAcANT-sn room and bath pressed
plieh one fare quick sale. N.T0o. $500
e.sh owner. Phone Main siss
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Garage property for sale for $4,000. II
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on @ street n. w. near In. pon.,on M.
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for sale,
I'D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
HOME SEEKERS, ATTENTION
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sonsble terms. !. c. ROGERS, owner.
Hyattsville, 5s-w.
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Main 2sAs
Bloomingdale
$3.50

residence on North Capitol st;
heated by hot water lot deep
enough to hold garage; occupied
by owner immediate possession.
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PRICE $3.50, on Girard St. In
Colum bia Heights, a most COM
plete home for the price asked.
two-story house heated with hot.
water having electric lights, ana
a garage for two cars. This Is a
most convenient situation in which
to own home.
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nth, NEAR LAMONT
3s.50o--Fine 7-room and full attic bath
home in this convenient section; hot-water
heat, hardwood trimmed beautiful ar
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DAVIS & STEELE
Main s0s2-539s 1890 n. Y. ave.
RIVERDALE.
Will be vacant In 10 days: beau
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living room, dining room, pantry,
kitchen and reception hall: open
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gas. dry cellar. hot-water heat:
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An ideal suburban home at $3.50;
$1,000 cash, balance easy. lmme-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
Original CelticS Prove Too
Strong For Auditorium Five

The Original Celtics basketball
team, Of New York. the hampton
court of the east, defeated the crack
Auditorium team Of his city by the
score of 1913. In a game on the Au-
ditorium court last night. The Gel
tics appeared In full strength. Their
regular team was on tho floor with
the exception Of Smolick, who is laid
up with a sprained ankle. Barry,
Trippe and Reich were high scorers
for the winning combination, while
Regain and McCreery captured high
score honors for the local team.
When the crack New Workers ap-
peared on the floor they knew that
the local boys would give real opposi-
ton for the greater part of the game.
Neither side scored for several min
utes at the beginning of this session.
Trippe. the lanky center of the New
York team, dropped in a double
counter. the first score of the night.
The AUDI CAV the Eastern cham
pions a battle for the early part of the
session, until Barry started dropping
them in from different angles m the
initial session ended 20-11.
During the first session, Regain
scored three baskets and Nc
Creepy two for Amboy, while Thomas
scored one foul goal. For the New
York team Barry scored Ave big ones,
Trippe scored two and Reich dropped
In one. Kennedy who took Smolick's
place in n of the advanced posi-
lions was held scoreless from the field
by Pete Hanson, but dropped in four
free throws out of seven attempts.
The Celtics started off with q real
squirt in the final session, but again
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
BOTH HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
To PLAY GAMES TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon local high
school teams viii compete in two
games, the Girls basketball team VIII
travel to Asbury Park, while the
Boys will meet Chattel high school in
an important contest.
If Amboy defeats the team from
Long Branch on the local court to-
morrow afternoon they might succeed
in having tho state association change
their pick for the semi-1nal games to
decide the East Jersey Champion.
AT the present time Chattel, Asbury
Park, Neptune and Lakewood are
the pick Of the association. but 1t Is
very likely that Coach Evans will sue
coed by his teams showing tomorrow,
in having the state association
change their choice.
Just before the final drive for the
championship of the league, it Is an
nounced that two of the Anlboy play
erS will not be allowed to play on ac-
count of being down in their studies.
While this will weaken the local
team to a certain extent. Coach Evans
believes he viii succeed in picking a
strong tear to pull the schf oil through
eligible players we're put through a
strenuous practice session yesterday
afternoon.
Asbury Parks female team has
made a wonderful record on the court
this season. and Coach Burns local
girls will have to play In real form
tomorrow In order to hold their win
ming streak. The local girls have been
showing up we'll or the court this year
under the coaching of Miss Burns and
they hope to go through the season
undefeated.
The lineup for tomorrow after
moons game will be chosen from the
following players: The Misses WI
lentz, David. Hance. Schultz. B1ork,
Henry and Handerhan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

frankie Sullivan, of Brooklyn, q
elaimant for the middleweight title
held by Mike O'Dowd, will meet an.
other contender in Happy Howard, OF
New York, in the main ei~ght-rouno
event to DO staged in the Audltoriuin
tonight by the Amboy Sporting CIuo;
Sullivan last appeared before local
sahf fans when no conquered Danny
Tynch. of Hoboken, in the hfth round
al q contest that was scheduled 10 go
Siaht rounds. Lynch Is a boxer OF nc
mean ability and the showing Sulll-
van made against this batter mace
MIN q ~fayorite OF the local nstio Iia-
tsrnity. Howard. who opposes sun
van tonight, has met Harry Greb,
sTsnt Martin. Mike Gibbons and a
n1mber of others. Both battlers are
Tenorted to be in the best Of condi-
ton for this bout.
In addition to this bout Promoter
MoNulty has arranged two other Iast
e~ight-round bouts. a six and iour,s
round event. Young Coioy, u
Ghrome, fights his first ei~ght-round
bout in he local ring when he meets
Eharley Britton, the crack county
seat boxer, in the second e~ight-round
Avent. Both Colby and Brltton are
veil known here and their forme r
exhibitions here speak well Tor THIS
bout. xun ubo
Willie Kohler, of New YORK, VINO
aefeated Kid Potty, of this city, in q
bout at Palace hall some Inn ago'
has been booked to meet Waiter Mel
son. he crack featherweight or
Brooklyn, in the third ei~ght-round
bout. Nelson. the Brooklyn batter,
comes here with a big reputation ana
Kohler will a to show a great oeai
In order to come out ahead of the
Breoklynite.
A special six-round event has peen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
FRANKIE SULLIVAN TO
FIGHT HERE TONIGHT

arranged which will bring Barney
Livingston. of Morgan. and Young
Wallace, of Elizabeth, together. Law
ingstop defeated Johnny Carroll IN
the local ring some time ago and is a
great little two-handed boxer. wal
lace appeared In the local ring sew
eral times. at the last show Knocking
out q colored boxer from the island.
This match should result In a hard
fought s~ix-round bout, as the two
contestants are equally matched. =,
Ray Handerhan, of this city,, will
meet Mickey Sheridan, OF Long
Branch, In the four-round prelhmi-
nary bout. Handerhan IL in tip-top
form for the second real bout OF his
career, while reports from LONE
Branch show that the Branch boxer
Is planning to give the local speed
ster a little surprise. Handy Is ex-
pected to lay a strong representa-
t,on from Perth, South and other
sections OF the county on hand to
root for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
MATAWAN Big FIVE DEFEAT
IMPERIALS OF SO. AMBOY
South Amboy Combination Loses Fast
Game to Matawan by One DIN
Last Nights Score 1920

BIZ Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, March 1.-THE Mata-
wan big Five though Crippled added
another victory to their long list last
night, defeating the Imperlals of South
Amboy, in a game played here by a
score of 81 to &c. Captain Tassini,
Vincent and Bader were absent from
the lineup of the Big Five. all three
being on the siok list.
Leary dropped in a field goal to
open the game, Burns followed with
two fouls and then a field goal giving
Matawan a six point lead. Good work
by Furman and Perkins for the South
Amboy outfit soon evened matters. Ma
tawan retained the lead throughout
the first half by a slight margin, fin
ishing the half with a point to the.
good, 1917.
Both teams played fine ball during
the second half the lead changing
hands frequently. Burns and Learys
shooting brought Matawan out on top.
Furman. Anderson Perkins starred FOR
the Amboyans.
Burns was easily the star of the
game, caging five field goals.
.1xo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
BOB SIMPSONS PUPIL
EQUALS DASH RECORD

A. protege and pupil of Bob Simp-
son led the field in the 70-yard dash
at the Millrose Athletic Association
meet held recently at the Winter Gar
den, New York. Johnny v. Scholz of
the University Of Missouri equaled the
worlds record. His time vas 7 is
seconds. This record has been stand
ing since 1903. Thus did the man
from Missouri join the company Of
w. e. Schick or Harvard, Jim Archer,
10 LOOMS, Bobby Cloughen and How
ard Drew-all OF whom have been
accredited with similar time in other
years for this indoor event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
ElkS BOWlinQ
League Data

The Baby Elks stepped ahead of the
PAGERS in the Elks maplewood tourney
last night when they won three straight
from tho Madisons. The Madisons
still retain hold on thiPL place but
the Baby Elks are a close fourth. 10
night the Star Fish and RectorS WIZ
clash.
Howard Richards. captain and lead
off man for the Elks, vas the honor
man in last nights match, his best
score being 214 while his average was
1873. Smiths average OF 164 was high
for any member of the Madison team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
SPEEDWAYS IN GAME
Play American Five IN Y. NJ. III. A.
Hall Tonighti Second Game

The Speedways and American five
clash on the Y. NJ. H.. A. court tonight
in the second game OF their junior
elimination series. The Speedways
team has scored twelve victories out
Of thirteen games, defeating the Ameri-
cans in a well played game on the
Y. NJ. Q. A. court a short time ago. The
Americans have scored six victories
out of seven games played.
Both Manager Bradley and Borak
of the Speedway and American fives
respectively have decided on the fol-
lowing eligible lists. Speedways-Brad-
ley, Brownmillcr, Glochau, Hanson,
Hubbard and MacWilliam, while the
Americans will have Borak, Flynn,
Horowitz. Daitz, Lowenkopf and Lew
kowitz.
The game will start about s o'clock
and Rufe Allen of the Riversides will
hold the whistle. Admission Is free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
RUTGERS WINS GAME
National Basketball Tourney Opens
YestePday-N. Y. U. Also Wins.

The national basketball tourna-
ment under the auspices of the At
lanta Athletic Club at Atlanta, Ga.
opened yesterday afternoon. The first
game. played was between Kansas
City A. c. and the Spartenburg, s. G.,
Y. M. C. A, which was won by the
Kansas City team 1920. In other
games the Crescent A. c., Brooklyn,
defeated the Northern Paper NILS
outfit by a score Of $3.50. The New
York University team defeated
Houston "Y" by a score of 1921, and
Rutgers college defeated the Univer-
sity Of Georgia, 1888. Several other
games were played yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
Baby EIks
MAKE BASEBALL PEANS

William Smith, manager OF Perth
Amboy high school baseball team for
1920 is hard at work preparing a
schedule for the coming season. The
best school teams in the state are be-
ing booked, and these games together
with the regular East Jersey league
games should make a schedule that
compares with the best arranged in
a number Of seasons.
1t is very likely that Coach Evans
will start soaring up baseball material
before long, so that Perth Amboy can
mako as good showing In baseball as
1t did in basketball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

.'ars, The crack New Workers always
heId a decided lead over the Amboy
II was several minutes before they
could get a real start on the local
u and although the Perth
Anpoy team made n point getting
squirt in the latter par Of tho session
doubt.
In the last session. Regan added
three baskets to his score, McCreerv
duplicated his score of the first SEES
SION, Thomas scored three double
counters ana Evans two double point
ers. Thomas also scored two foui
goals out of five attempts. Each OF
the winning team scored In the last
session, Reich and Trippe each scored
-FOUR double counters. Kennedy and
witty each one. and Barry two. Ken
nedy scored two free throws out of
as many attempts.
Tho zNora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
NiatawaD
GIRLS CLUB PRACTICE
VII Hold Basketball Practice on Au-
ditorium Court Saturday Afternoon.

The Girls Club basketball team
will hold O practice session on the
Auditorium court Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock In preparation for their
rubber game with the Newark Y. w.
C. A. team of Newark on Monday
night on their opponents court.
The local girls defeated the Newark
team on a Newark court q short time
ago. and then the Newarkers conquer
ed the local courtsters In a game on
the local court. 1t was decided to
play the deciding contest In Newark.
The probable lineup of the local team
In the game on Monday night Is as
follows: The Misses Elizabeth and
Ruth Macan, forwards; Ethel Lewis.
center, and Marion Burns and Doris
WillSey, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
Grammar School Five Wins

The Grammar school basketball
team defeated the Vocational school
basketball team in a game on the Y.
NJ. Fl. A. court yesterday afternoon
by a score of 1873.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
%BAUMGARTNER WINS
Former Local Man Training in New
Brunswick for Another Bout

Jacob Baumgartner, formerly OF
this city, now of New Brunswick who
won a wrestling match in fourteen
minutes at the county seat on Monday
night, Is now training to meet a crack
Greek grappler who has laid claims
to the lightweight wrestling title.
Baumgartner in the Eagles Hall. New
on Monday met Peter Han
sen, of Jersey City, who o~utweighed
him by thirty-ive pounds but never
theless won in fourteen minutes with
a double Nelson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
HE CouLDN,T sTnAIGHrEN UP

James Carman. Mayf1eld, Ky, writes:
MY back used to hurt me at times and
/ could not get straight for half an
hour. I took Foley Kidney Pills and
have not had the trouble since. 1 can
great work" Foley Kidney Pills 3elp
the kidneys do their work in Riding
the system of the poisonous waste mat
ter That causes so many aches and
pains Sold by Barnekoy & Petz.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

We often wonder whether landlords
aren't raising rents because tiiCy know
their tcnHa's have ihel' cellars lead
cd and Ion dare TO moVe the stuff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Prohibition reduces divorces, says
an expert. But, replies synical huS-
band there won't be so many mar
riages now thay non don't get Hum
mated. a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11
The Lnsider
Ouiia So Said

ms iaItn IN spirit lore was Hrm,
His interest intense.
lie placed his pawI upon the scroll
And asked a question, sic:-
81 get my big league trial next month,
Now tell me, will 1 stick?"
The good old ouija answered: eyes,
You'll win n real stars place."
Which caused a seToph's smile TO
spread
Across the rockies face.
~ know that III make good" he said,
Unto his big league boss,
Whereat h manager just smiled,
The cynical old boss.
81 care not what the ouija says,
Young man, but understand"
The chief remarked, 81 do not car
What ghosts lend you a hand.
L care not If old Hercules
Should try to help you bat,
Nor Mercury himself should make
You run ten seconds fiat,
Provided other defunct guys
Who've gone beyond the brink,
Don't hang around h ouija board
And teach you how to drink.
1 don't want Croesus butting in
To make you grab the kale,
Nor slick Adonis Turing you
To chase some Texas fraiI.
Some ghosts are good, / will admit,
While other ghosts are nix;
You'd best depend upon yourself
Or linger in the sticks"
Poor Thingl
He climbed into his b~eeveedeez
He felt a draft about his knees
Emitted quite a hefty sneeze
Tried to talk. could only wheezo,
Poor thingl
Wood Alcohol and Ripe Olives are
almost tied for the 1890 winter
season. Either has a knockout punch.
Atlanta has signed a busher by the
name of Milkweed. He's an infielder,
but should be in the garden,
Yafe will spend $4,000 getting the
Bowl in condition. A certain we'll
known and unpopular party spent
more than that to put a certain IA
nous bowl out of commission.
THE BOWL THAT CHEERS;
THERE WE'RE TWO OF THEM
NOW ONLY THE ONE AT YALu
Jimmy Wilde-sickly and languid
looking, is small and trail. He sings
In the choir sometimes.
But he swings and hooks from all
angles. Is q small master mechanic
CT his art and most always wins dee
cisive1y.
Experts say it will take a second
Terry McGovern to extend the Brit
isher and force him to show his
wares. And we have no second Terry
McGovern.
They say Georges Carpenter is
frall looking. too. Maybe he's a
small package Of r. N. r.. like Wilde.
They've cut out the high balls
and eliminated the pool ball in
Texas. They've sven denied us
Pts. Wonder If they want to
take Hoppe out OF 1871 bill
iards?
We often wonder whether landlords
aren't raising rents because ti'Cy know
their tcna0's have he'll cellars lead
cd and Ion dare TO move the stuff.
Prohibition reduces divorces, says
an expert. But. replies synical hus-
band there won't be so many mar
riages now thay nan don't eet Hum
mated.
Packey Mcfarland Is going to make
q comeback. Not in the ring. but as
q manager. He has a lad by tho
name Of Teddy Murphy In tow. That
Is a more sensible way to try q come
back than Some OF the old-timers are
doing. -..s
Charley White boxed his way to
health. Jack Dillon and others have
boxed themselves away from it.
Therefore-well. draw your owI con-
c~lusions-if you can.
o.
-Four million people are homeless in
the u. s. A. according to census au~
thorities. See what they did by clos
ing the John Ba~rleYcOrn Worlks2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Fackey Mcfarland is going to make
q comeback. Not in the ring. but as
@ manager. He has a lad by tho
name Of Teddy Murphy in tow That
Is a more sensible way to try a come
doing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

They've cut out the high balls
and eliminated the pool ball In
Texas. They've even denied us
2.T5. Wonder If they want to
take Hoppe out of 1871 bill
iardS?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Charley White boxed his way to
health. Jack Dillon and others have
boxed themselves away from it.
Therefore-well. draw your owI con-
clusions-if you can.
o
Four million people are homeless in
the u. s. A. according to census au~
thorities. See what they did by clos
ing the John Barleycorn works?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

They say Georges Carpenter is
frail looking. too. Maybe he's a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Sometimes banks get &C.
quainted with farmers by giving
good advice, or urging good
roads, or organizing calf clubs
among the boys. That last was
thewayofone whose storyistold
in THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
dated March, 6. And we'd like to
get acquaintedwithy through
this Great National Farm
Weekly itself. We know that
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Experts say it will take a second
Terry McGovern to extend the Brit
isher and force him to show his
wares. And we have no second Terry
McGovern.