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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
ANOTHER FACTORY LEAGUE
MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT

The number of teams present at
the meeting tomorrow night of the
Perth Amboy Factory League Asso-
citation to be held above the police
station at 8 o'clock will decide
whether or not Perth Amboy will bo
served with Saturday baseball this
year.
The meeting on Tuesday night was
postponed until tomorrow night due
to the fact hat the Standard Under
ground Cable Company and the Perth
Amboy Dry Dock Company did not
have representatives present. The
Atlantic Terra Gotta Company, the
Raritan Copper Works and the Roes-
sler & H~asslacher Chemical COM
pany are expected to have represen-
tatives present at this meeting, while
tho other two plants are expected to
have Il definite decision before the
meeting.
Should both tho Cable and Dry
Dock companies decide on entering
teams, another team Will be looked
for so as To ave Il six-team league.
II a sixth team cannot be secured q
five-team league will be started. II
seems likely hat one of the factories
viii enter a team, making possible a
four-team league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
All Stars
The Great Outdoors
The fabrication of Rifles

When you pick up your little rifle
just remember that it has been the
subject of innumerable inspections
and of the greatest possible care to
make sure hat it Will give you it's
best service.
Now then let's see. There are a
number of things that you can. ana
are liable to dc. hat are not good for
your rifle and the greatest Of these IS
neglect. Neglect ruins more perfect
ly good rifles than any other abuse.
OF course, no fellow who thinks any
thing of his rifle will drive nails with
the barrel or use it for a pry TO lift
up logs or stones or do anything else
that will batter or mar it. What we
are most liable TO do is to forget to
clean 1t when We are through using
1t for the day.
Any rifle and especially the small
bore of the 20 calibre must be kept
clean from dirt and rust. Those
spiral are put into the barrel
to make the bullets skim through the
air with a boring motion after it
leaves the barrel causing it to fly
straight and and to give greater
penetration at the target. Any dam
age to these roove causes i~naccur-
ate fight of the bullet. The cut-in
portion is termed the groove while
the outstanding parts are the lands.
- 80 - 81 - ~ NAAHAA AAA&
bore and when driven into the barrel
by the powder gases 1t wedges into
h groove forming a perfect gas
check insuring full and even force
for the powder charge. n rough or
rusted barrel causes lead 10 come off
from the bullet and leaves lead IN
h barrel over which II next bullet
has to force its way.
If your rifle is clean to start with
you may shoot it as much as you like
without cleaning as the powder foul
ing is soft and much OF it is carried
out with the bullet Of the next shot.
However, If you set your rifle away
for any length of time without clean
ing, this fouiing becomes dry and
almost impossible to remove 1t and
the barrel becomes pitted and rough.
If you will take just a little time
after you are through using your rife
for the day to clean and oil the in
side of the barrel it will always be
ready for use again. Your rifle will
last for years no matter how mach
you shoot it If you will get into the
habit of setting 1t away clean and
oiled. Never let ii so overnight un-
cleaned and If you are not 10 use IL
for several days. go over 1t the sec
ond time after a day or two.
Examine it occasionally to see h
the oil mas not eNapOFdteu OF run o4A
the steel and better yet coat the bore
with a heavy grease such Is Win
chester gun grease, which VIII not
evaporate. Where possible always
clean from the breech end of the
barrel as the condition of the ex-
treme muzzle end has much to do
with the accuracy and care which
should be used never to jam or dent
1t.
Just remember that a lot of other
fellows took a lot of care in making
that rifle before you got 1t and that
il you will take only a little more
than half the care they did with 1t. 1t
will always be ready for a days sport
when you are. If 1t does not shoot
accurately any more do a little pri-
yate detective work to find out where
to place the blame. Most every time
YOU will find that old man neglect
has been around.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
CAME PROVES To
Be FINE FARCE
Nat Holman Fails to Show Up.
So-Called "AlI Stars" Lose
to HOboken, 1913.

Despite the fact that Nat Holman
was widely advertised to appear as a
membe Of the AN STAR Ia sk atbaIi
.edhl WhIcn was to play in the Audi
forum against the Hoboken team
last night, he did not put in an ap-
ped,ahee, and the lineup as adver-
used was not on hand. Only two Of
the "All Stars" wore ~
the game and the All stars" went
down to defeat In one Of the poorest
pasketDaIl games ever seen in this
city by a score OF 39-S.
The Hoboken team appeared nm
the door with their regular llneup
which included Calder. he crack
Columbian star. 1t looked as though
the All Star" team. made up of sew
eral schoolboys, could have been de-
feated by a local junior basketball
team last night. The Hoboken team
scored at will, and when tired of
scoring passed the ball around, sue
ceeding In keeping the sphere away
from their opponents for several
minutes at a time.
The All Stars scored one basket
throughout the night, this a long shot
by SchartoR in the first half after
eighteen minutes of play. A good
sized crowd was in attendance TO VIII
ness this game, but the opinion OF
the majority after the game seemed
to show that contests of this kind
spoil the sport, after someone else
has built up the game.
The Hoboken team as a whole en-
deavored to play their peppery game.
but 1t is impossible for one team to
play q game. Van Mulchahey refe-
reed. The first half was PLAYED ac-
cording TO A. A. T.. rules. while the
second was played professional rules.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
INDEPENDENTS AND
SPEEDWAYS TO PLAY

The second game of the three
game series between the Independ-
ents and tho Sp~eedways will be play
ed on the Y. NJ. c.. A. court tomorrow
night. Although the Speedways were
returned the victors in the first game
by a close score, Manager Silver of
the high school Independent team is
hopeful of turning the tables on the
champion team when they clash in
this contest.
Both teams will use h same line
ups as were used In the initial meet
Ing, and It is expected hat the show
ing of the foul shooters on the differ
ent teams will go far in deciding the
winner of this game.
Should the Speedways win this
game the series will be brought to a
close and the county champion game
with the Dominicians on the Audi
forum court April "a will be the last
on their schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
PERTH ANBOYS
VS.. EVERGREENS
Brooklyn Team to Clash With
Local Representative Nine
Here Sunday Afternoon.

The Perth Amboy baseball team
should display a better brand OF
baseball both extensively and defen-
sively against the Evergreen team OF
BROOKLYN on the Raritan Copper
works diamond Sunday afternoon.
Although some OF the players dis
PLAYED mid-season form both in the
held and at bat. the majority of he
athletes in Mullen's lineup showed
that with a little polishing off an ex-
hlbition of old time form would be
gwen. "Pud" Stiuson. the star short
stop Of the Auboys. did not show up
in usual form in the field or at tho
plate, but the ground around the
shortfeld made 1t very dificuit to
field a ball, which accounted for
both of the miscues made.
1t is no easy task for a battery to
work in real form In the first game
OF the season. but In addition to tbs
1t was the first time 500 and Han
Played together. These two PLAYERS
became acquainted with each other.
due to an Introduction by Manager
Joe Mullen. a few minutes before the
start of the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Y. NJ. &. A.

Another combination OF ~"would-be
champs took a crack at the repre-
sentative volley baut team of h local
"Y" business men yesterday after
noon in honor to wrea the laurels
from them. but, like all of the other
teams which have been organized for
this purpose their goal was not
reached. The chailengers last night,
although making things hum for a
while, were unable to annex n
game from the regulars. who took
three straight. The score of the first
game "a 1910, the second 1913
the third 1913.
Playing with the losing combina
ton were Capt. Gilbert Peakes. Fran
els Oliver, Arthur Dover, Frank Com
ings, Joe Frantic and Frank G. Frado.
The winners had the same sextette'
which they successfully have used
against every team to date, consist
ing of Capt. George w. Sharp. Jr.,
Charlie Stocker, Herbert Rankin,
Chris Nielsen, Walter H. War; n
Al Johnson.
Stand i'm Intermediate Employed Boys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Johnny Carroll, Popular Roosevelt
here Thursday night. j

here Thursday night.
The first regular weekly boxing
show of the Amboy Sporting Club
will be staged in the Auditorium to-
night. The card of events for to-
nights show consists of two Fights.
one six and two four-round bouts.
Mahoney Meets Champion
In the main eight-round Johnny
Mahoney. the lightweight champion
from Hazelton, Pa, will combat
Bushy Graham of Brooklyn. rated as
the lightweight champion OF the
American Expeditionary Forces.
Graham's reputation In f1stic circles
gives the impression h a he should
give the Pennsylvania lightweight an
interesting battle.
Mahoney has appeared twice be-
fore local fight fans. putting up a
wonderful fight against the lightning
colored champion, Joe Cans, and
also giving q worthy showing against
Mel Coogan, one of the country's
leading lightweights. Mahoney in
addition to the above fights is credit
bout with Tommy Touhey Of Pater-
son.
Deierio Makes Debut
Joe Delerio, Plainfield'S light
weight speed king, will exchange
blows with Chrome's leading light
weight In the second e~ight-round
event to be staged at the local club
tonight. This is Delerio's first Up
pearance before local istic a n but
he has appeared in numerous ring
conflicts in Plainfeld and vicinity.
Pitted against him in his initial
bout here is a boxer who must be
watched closely during the entire
bout, for Carroll Is a two-handed
fighter who Is always on the go. His
peculiar ring tactics have bothered
numerous opponents. Both of the
boys In this event are unusually fast
and the bout should be a thriller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Dublin r. c. Want Game

The Dublin f. c. baseball team is
DESTROYS OF arranging a game for
Sunday morning at . o'clock on the
Pardee diamond with some good
team in the class of the st. Anthonys,
the Clovers or Eagle Hose Company
teams. The lineup of the Dublin team
is made up of the following players:
Poulson, Mowrey. LOTUS,
Parker, Jensen, Maloney, Hanson
and Anderson and Mascot Cohen.
Address all challenges to ii. Poulsen,
33S Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
GIRLS PLAY SATURDAY

The Girls Club basketball team of
this city will travel to Plainfield on
Saturday night where they will meet
the Pond Girls team of that place.
This is the third game between these
two teams. the Perth Amboy outfit
being returned the victors In both
previous contests. The lineups of
both teams In this contest Will be
the same as in the previous meetings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Prnc:1cc Gnrnc ronight

The st. Anthony baseball team will
hold a practice session on the Rari-
tan Copper Works diamond tonight
in preparation for Il practice contest
with Rufe Aliens Y. NJ. III. A. base
ball team on the Raritan Copper
Works diamond Sunday morning at 8
o'clock. The Y. NJ. III. A. team will
shortly start their schedule in the
state association championship fight,
and Coach Allen is OF the opinion
that n contest with the Saints should
put his team in real form.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Room 81 DEFEATS Room SO

Room 80 was defeated in a Dodge
bali game by room 81 of the Gram
mar school yesterday by a score of
.22-S. This is the second victory
scored by room 81 over the represen-
tives of room 80. tho first score being
1926. Any dodge ball teams wish
ing to play room 81 should communi-
cate with Manager Adam Bronsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
GAMES TODAY
College Baseball

Yale, 6: Fordham. 4
2; Colgate. 1.
c. C, N. Y. q; N. Y. U. l..
Army. 4; S~tevens.4 I'll innings).
Navy, ~: Mount st. Mary's 0.
Princeton, 8; villa Nova, 4.
Brown. 3; Connecticut Aggies, 2.
Penn State, IA; Michigan Aggies. 6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
in Intermediate Employed Boys

Tuesday night on h ~" court
Sieber's team defeated SilVer's out
At 1S-3. Ritter defeated Barlics 14-7,
and Preachers combination scored a
win over O'Brien's court team 11-S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Young Audos WIN Game

The Young Auditorium Swifts de,
feated the second grammar school
basketball team yesterday by a score
OF Ill. The Swifts would like 10
orange games with teams a~veraging
from twelve to fourteen years Jo-
seph Brinsko, of 164 Broad street.
Is their manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Lightweight, who Fights Joe Delenio

Tho six-round bout between Young
Balint. of this city, and Young Speno
of Newark should be an interesting
event as should the two ~four-round
matches. In the preliminary bouts
Frank Terio, of this city. will meet
Kid Rivers, also of this city, while
Young Egmore, OF Perth Amboy. Will
battle Young Paddy Ryan OF Orange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Johnny Walker to Fight.

Charlie Angelo has matched his
crack featherweight, Johnny Walker
sot renton to box Hughie Hutchinson
of Philadelphia in the main bout OF
elght rounds before the Trenton A. @.
on April 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
ROW Scouts Issue ChaIIcnge

The Boy Scout Troop l baseball
team Is anxious to arrange games
light junior baseball teams for
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Manager Convery can be reached at
GOO New Brunswick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Rowling Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow night tho second match
of the series between the Amboy five
and the ,Amboy Best bowling teams
will be rolled on the Cunningham
alleys. The first match was won by
Howard Richards Amboy@Bets but the
Raymond combination expect a
strong come back in this match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15

Young Leo. the local bantam, will
meet Sammy NabIe in an eight round
bout in West Hoboken tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15

GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, 3; New York. l..
Cleveland, 8; st. Louis, o.
Chicago, 3: Detroit, 2 I'll innings.)
Boston-Washington (wet
inningS)
GAMES TODAY
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-15
Standings In Major
Baseball L edgu eS


AME YESTERDAY
Boston s: New York, 8.
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati, Z; Chicago. 3.
Pittsburgh, 8: st. Louis. 4 90
innigs).
GAMES TODAY
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1920-01-09

iourned yesterday after electing these
ofIlcersi
President. DR.. II. C. Mcdowell. MID
dletown, DeLi vice president. c. Hale
Harrison, Berlin, Nd; secretary-treas-
uror, Wesley Webb, Dover. Del.
vice presidents; New Castle county,
Deli @. Webb, Forest. Del, Kent,
DEL; Arthur Walker, woodslde, Del. I;
Sussex, Del; II. @ Baker, Brldgevllle,
Deli Cecil, Levi II. Balderson, Colora /
Kent, o, b. Burrell, Galena; Queen An,
ne, w. /. Walker, Chestertown; Caro-
line. +. n. Longnecker. Rldgely; Tai
bot, James C. Seth, Easton; Dorchester,
Fred Hlrst. Cambridge; WicOmlco. w.
Lee Allen, Salisbury; Worcester r. J..
Dukes, Glrdletree; Somerset. +. y. Mat
thews. Pocomoke City. Va; Accomac.
Va A. J. McMath, Olney. Va; North
ampton. Va. w l.. Elsey. Exmore, Va.
Among the resolutions passed was
this: That the Highway Commission
Evening journal., 1920-01-09
DAYLIGHT Saving
BEFORE COUNCIL
Ordinance Was Given First
and Second Reading
Last Night
DU POINT COMPANY
BILL WILL BE PAID

At City Council meeting last night
the first and second reading was given
the proposed daylight saving ordinance,
patterned after the New York and Phil
adelphh laws. The proposed law as
introduced by Councilman Alexander r.
Abrahams provides that the city time
be put ahead one hour beginning with
the last Sunday in April at 2 a. m. and
ending with the last Sunday IN Septem-
Der at 2 a. m. The ordinance Is In line
with that introduced In all the larger
stiles in the East.
The Board Of Park Commissioners
were authorized to take title TO three
plots Of land al Union Park Gardens
donated by the Emergency Fleet Cor
poratlon. The plot consists OF trf-
angular tract at Geddes and Barry
streets; triangular plot at Harrlng-
ton street and Grrnt avenue, and an ir-
regular plot at Grant avenue, Harring-
ton and Linden streets. The last may
be used for other than park PURPOSES,
n so desired
Council also passed the ordinance
proposed some weeks ago playing the
z. /. dupont de Nemours and Com
pany for the street paving. grading and
gittering done by them at Wawaset
Park.
The money was itemized as follows
Water mains and connections, S33, 49,
So; sewers, sS2, ,72s,02; paving. s39,209,-
66. The money will be paid in four
years in regular yearly payments, be
ginins August "a, 1920 The company
VIII be paid interest at i1s per cent,
Building Inspector Preston In HIS
monthly report stated that 80 permits
had been issued. the buildings having a
total valuation OF s265.7s0 and the fees
collected amounted 20 S3l5,
The bank balances were reported TO
be s5s9,234 Payrolls were passed as
follows: Council, S295; miscellaneous,
s32is; police, s7296,
The Board OF Water Commissioners !
were allowed $1,000 IN advance OF their |
annual appropriation.
Evening journal., 1920-01-09
GASIN THESTOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Recommends Daily Use OF Magnosis 70
Overcome Trouble. Caused by Fer
montinx Food and Acid
Indigestion.

Gas and wind in the stomach accom-
panied by that full, bloated feeling after
eating are almost certain evidence OF the
presence Of excessive hydrochloric acid in
the stomach, creating so-called acid In
digestion"
Acid stomachs are dangerous because
too much acid irritates the delicate lining
Of the stomach. often leading TO gastritis
accompanied by serious stomach ulcers.
Food ferments and sours, creating the dis
tressing gas which distends the stomach
and hampers the normal functions OF the
vital Internal organs, often affecting the
heart
II is the worst OF folly 10 neglect such a
serious condition or TO treat with ordinary
digestive aids which have no neutralizing
effect on the stomach acids. Instead get
from any druggist few ounces OF
Bisurated Magnesia and take a teaspoon
full in n quarter glass OF water right after
eating. This will drive the gas, wind and
bloat right out Of the body, sweeten the
stomach, neutralize the excess acid and
prevent its formation and there is no
sourness or pain. Bisurated Magnesia In
powder or tablet form-never liquid or
milk Is harmless TO ,the stomach inex-
pensive TO take and the best form OF mag
nesia for stomach purposes. Il is used By
thousands Of people who enjoy their meals
18th no more fear OF Indigestion.
Evening journal., 1920-01-09
BLOUSES ARE
TRANSFORMED
FOR NEW YEAR

or the many new things which Will
be seen in the coming year, changes In
women's dress styles will be up In the
fore, And among these new styles
none point TO greater charm than the
blouse fashions OF the new year.
Entirely new embrolderles Will form
odd yokes. deep lower edges, sleeve
cuffs and sash trimmings on the new
development OF the casaQue blouse.
The main changes In this popular gar
ment, however, VIII be a shortening OF
the length and peroeptible widening
at the waistline. In some models Il
will have a box cut appearance, and In
others a full. belted, youthful sill
hOuette. All Will retain the sllp-over
or open shoulder-seam feature. The
new casaQue lines are closer 70 the
figure than have been the Balkan and
Russian blouse models.
Kid Blouse May Come.
Some Of these blouses being shipped
from Paris are Of tricolette basket
weave trimmed with rows OF wool
fringes and borders Of large beads and
queer metallic devices. Many are trim
med with embroidered strips OF leather.
Charming smooks are being made OF
silk serge, heavy silks and silk duve-
tyns, with elaborate collars and girdles
for outdoor wear this spring.
II may be that the Paris novelty last
fall, the kid blouse, viii gain popu-
larity in the States this spring. The
beat known model sent 10 America In
the fall was Of flesh pink kid with
perforated design. Although such
blouse is highly decorative, as we'll as
practical, It still awaits a general ao-
ceptanoe by leaders OF fashion.
Hand-Made Blouse.
Far from last In importance Is the
lingerie blouse. Essentially French, Il
remained for the American women on
war duty In France to bring back with
them a renewed desire for this blouse.
French voile stands high In favor
among the materials, on account OF its |
1rmness, sheerness and Tubing quail |
ties. All the old-time decorative idea
drawn work, shadow embroidery, hand !
made beading, 1ne tucking, point" |
edge and high-padded embroidery-are |
coming back with 1t. Even the finely |
pleated jabot frill OF delicate lace, for |
morning wear with semi-tailored suits, |
is already In vogue. Laoes-Irish, |
oluny and antique filet-win be the |
loveliest and best OF trimmings.
Evening journal., 1920-01-09
MUTUALLY MISTAKEN.

"oi was crossing the bridge the other
day." said an lrishman. "end Oi met
o'Brien. 'OBrlen. OF says, how are
yeG'
"'Pretty well. thank ye, Brady says
he.
",BradyS' says Oh That's not me
name.'
Faith he says. and nayther is
mine O'Brlen.'
And With that we both looked at
each other and sure Il was naythor OF
us at all."-American Legion Weekly.
Evening journal., 1920-01-09

OF Delaware. the State Roads Commis-
sion OF Maryland are hereby peiltioned
TO build a connecting road commcnc-
Ing at Bridgeville. Del, on the Della
ware Boulevard, running through
Wooden Park, Anderstown, Hobbs and
Anthong to Denton. on the Maryland
siate Highway"
Evening journal., 1920-01-09
fruit GROWERS
ASK FOR ROADS
Peninsula Hortlculurists
Want ConnectingLines
on Eastern Shore
DIR. H. c. MCDOWELL
NEW PRESIDENT

CHESTERTOwN. Md, Jan. 9-Tne
Peninsular Horticultural Society ad-
Evening journal., 1920-01-09

Zeal estate. country homes and farms
VIII be sold to good advantage II ad-
vertised in the Want Ads.
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From time immortal, men have
dreamed of peace, poets have sung Of
it: philosophers have written about
it; statesmen have discussed IL: men
everywhere have hopd and prayed
that the day might come when wars
would no longer be necessary nthe
settlement of international Difference
es. For the first time in the turbulent
annals of the human race, such pro-
ject has become feasible.
The destruction of militarism, the
crumbling of thrones, the dissolution
of dynasties, the worldwide appre-
citation of the innert meaning OF war
has at last made 1t possible to realize
the greatest dream that was ever con-
ceived
It is in these words that Senator
Homer Cummings appeals for support
for the League Of Nations and for
Governor Cox who has come out open
ly for the covenant Senator Harding
is against the League and has 30 stat
ed. 1t is the vital issue Of the cam
paign and the issue Is clear cut. It is
Cox and the League Of Nations or
and no League.