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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

Carriers" Union Suits-Ouy entire
hne OF medium and heavy weight co.,
ton and wool mixed Union Snits
Values $3.50 20 $3.50. January SAL
Prices, from. each. .2.35 to 5q5
Mems Sweaters, Sweater Yeats and
Cardigan Jackets--Our entire stoct
values from $500 to S22 50.
January Sale Prices. .5.35 to 1880
Memo -Pajamas, "Universai" make
sample lot OF high grade Cotton Fab
flcs' plain and novelty weaves
Values to $3.50.
January Sale Pric each. 3os
Mem. Night Shirt.. "Universar' make.
all sizes to 20. Made from heavy
weight high grade Muslin, with or
without collar.
January Sale Price. each. ....l95
Many other Items, too numerou. 10
mention-at greatly reduced prices,
Mono C.. O. Dor exchanged. Thosc
are GnI closing prices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
SOUTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL
ALSO CLAIM COUNTY HONORS
Refusing to Play Them q Return
Game This Year

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, March 5:-Fol-
lowers Of the South Amboy high
school basketball team are very
much peeved at the claim OF the
county championship by the Perth
Amboy high school. They maintain
that they are entitled to the county
honors for the same reason that
Perth Amboy is claiming the honors
from South River.
A letter submitted by a South AM
boy high school fan follows;
Sporting Editor.
Dear Sir:-People that live In
glass houses should not throw stones.
This old adage applies personally
to Perth Amboy high school, who
with much apparent fervor started a
newspaper column of propaganda
against South River high school be-
cause that school has extended a
claim for the county high school
basketball title and had refused to
play Perth Amboy who Is also a
claimant for the crown The result
of the refusal Is that South River are
called tin sports
Before Perth Amboy high school
begins to call any school tin sports
and suggest that the school treat
every school 1t comes in contact with
fairly, 1t should let it's mind wander
back to the goth of December, last
year, and recall the himsy excuse on
which 1t cancelled the basketball
game scheduled to be played In
South Amboy on the 5th Of January
as a return Of the game played IN
Perth Amboy between Perth and
South high schools.
This was one of the poorest pieces
Of scholastic sportsmanship that was
eve executed In this, section. for, al
though Perth Amboy was entered In
the East New Jersey High School
Basketball League 1t was able to ar
range its schedule to play South Am
boy In Perth Amboy but could not
spare the time from the league to
play In South Amboy because tho
faculty forbid them
IF Perth Amboy high school Is in
favor of any scholastic reform 1t has
plenty of opportunity for reform ut
home and will profit more by 1t than
by calling any school poor sports
for refusing to play them when they
are guilty Of the same o~ffense.
Associate Manager 8. A. II. s."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
HEARING CALL Of
| DIAMOND HERE
Discuss Formation Of Flremen'S
League in This City

Now that Spring has at last ar
rived, it IS believed that the weather
will speed the baseball managers into
announcing their entrance on the
diamond for the coming season, ex-
pected to be the best in a good many
years.
In senior circles. there will be at
least one strong Amboy team to play
Sunday ball. with 4 possibility of an
other team taking the field. Oh Sat
urday the factory cams will exhibit
their wares to tbs fans, and il a fac
tory league Is organized, such an or
ganlzation would raise nus IN
terest.
Very few light senior or Junior
| teams have announced their organiza-
ton. the North Amboy sporting club
and the Clovers being the only teams
to organize. The st. Anthontes. jun
Tor county cham pions last season VIII
enter the field this year as a light
senior combination. The Pioneers
! Franklins, Salenls, Lehighs, Lyceums,
| Pershings and a number of other
crack combinations are expected to
| make announcements very shortly.
The police department and post Of
flee employees will put a representa-
tive team on the field again this year,
and these two teams are expected to
meet In another series this year, as
, they did last season. The contests
between these two cams were well
Mayed and attracted good sized crowds
on week -day afternoons.
1t is very likely that a league or
Are department teams will BIO formed.
as the fire laddies met in some IN
teresting Sunday morning games last
year. There are seven companies IN
the city, and all OF the companies are
we'll represented with ball players
The Eagles, Protection Hook and Lad
der, Lincoln, liberties. Washingtons,
McClellans, and Garfields would be
the seven companies to enter and an
! organization meeting may be held be-
\ fore long.
With a possibility of SO many teams
taking the diamond this year, there
Is every reason to believe that Perth
Amboy will hay one of its most sue
cessful seasons in this branch of sport
and the Fascinating city should hold
It's own with the surrounding cities
and communities in every class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
AUDITORIUM FIVE To PLAY
SOMERvIlLE TOMORROW NIGHT
Fast Card is Expected as Both Teams
Are in Good Condttfon-Galne
Here Wednesday.

II Auditorium basketball team
txyiI1 travel to Somerville tomorrow
night where they meet the crack rep
reSentative team of that burg. Ihe
local team have already played Two
games this week, and were success1ui
In both OF thse.
Manager Booz has his team n the
best of condition to cop their third
victory of the week. The same team
that performed in Freehold on wed
nesdsy night will represent Perrin
Amboy in this game.
The Somerville lineup Is expected
TO be made up of the following play,
Fers Mcmillan, a court star for q gooo
many seasons Tom Barlow. the crack
baslSeteer Of the Trenton eastern
League team; Dreyfus n
OF Newark Turner fame; Brugsy'
OF the National Turner's and numer-
: GUS crack teams, and Sutton and Har-
! kins substitutes. u
The Original Celtics. New YorK .
crack court combination, will open the
! AuditorIurn's return to the court next
"Wednesday night. The New YORK
team has suffered only one defeat IN
two seasons. and are rated as n OF
the best combinations in the EAST.
I Their regular cam Will represent
/ them in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

The publicity Of one Georges Car
pentier, never ceases .
First he sprang into prominence
because he was the best boxer In
France.
Then he became q war hero.
But when he kerwalloped Joe
Beckett, England's giant, his name
became a household utensil. Every
schoolboy knows who Georges is and
wants to be like him.
~Trr10tiu~ is lust one of the many
hobbies the Frenchman enjoys. He
j. u4shty quick on
the trigger. It takes a fast bird tc
c. S aim.
He Ia also an excellent fencer. That
Is the national game of France. Ii
greatly aids him in defensive boxing.
One of his maxims Is never to do
anything to excess.
He thinks there is too great a
tendency for most boxers to overtrain.
They imagine that the more they
work the better are their chances for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

qhe next card OF fights to pc
Staged by the Amboy Sporting SIuo
IN the Auditorium will be held on
next Thursday night, and the caro- as
arranged by Joe McNulty VIII con,
sist OF three ei~ght-round settos anu
two six-round bouts.
In the main bout frankie sullivan,
Of Brooklyn, labeled as a CONTENDER
for the middleweight title, has peen
matched to meet Happy Howard Oh
NarSarIe. who is credited with having
met Harry Greb, Mike Gibbons ano
Silent Martin. sullivan Knocheu soms
| Danny Lynch at the local cruz So
Willie Kohler, of New York; well
k,,own in this city. will meet wafer
Nelson OF Brooklyn in the semi-nnai
a-isht-round bout. Kohler defeated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

The Rutgers college basketball
team which defeated such teams as
Princeton, Syracuse Pittsburgh,
Swarthmore, West Virginia and num-
erous others on the court this season
will leave for Atlanta Ga. on Mon
day, where they will participate in
games against some Of the best ANA
.teur and college teams in the country,
to decide the national court cham
pion.
The following players will take the
trip Taliaferro. Benzoni, French. Hall
and Dornan. Tomorrow night the
last regular game of the season will
be played On a Hoboken court against
the undefeated Stevens institute team,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snufling! A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
up a cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged-
up ~nostrils and the air passages of your
head, stops nose running; relieves the
headache, d~ullness, fe~verishness, sneezing,
soreness, stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Con-
tains no q~uinine. Insist or Pepe'sI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
frankie Sullivan To Meet
Happy Howard Here

Potty IN a bout at Palace hall some
time ago and has quite a reputation.
Nelson is a leading featherweight OF
Brooklyn.
The third eight-round contest Will
bo of considerable interest to local
fans. Young Colby. one of Chrome's
leading featherweights. has been
matched to meet Charley Britton,
the clever little county seat boxer
who put up a good exhibition against
the experienced Kid Potty of this
city on several occasions. This bout
should be interesting from bell to
bell in every round.
The remainder of the card VIII
consist of two sx-round bouts. and
Promoter Joe McNulty is arranging
to have four fast boys participate IN
these bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
MANY at GYM GLASSES
Y. NJ. III. A. Glasses + Proving
Popular with Members

The news Of the gym night at the
r. NJ. II. A. has spread like wildfire.
Already the Glasses have Increased to
such an extent that new classes will
have to be formed. The greatest in
crease was in the senior class, and a
still larger number is expected. The
juniors have their gym in the after
noon, interim ediates at 7 z. M. and
seniors at 8 p. NJ. on Mondays and
Thursdays. Physical Director Allen
10 very oontented with the material
and expects to develop n winning
track team. There Is nc doubt but
that the z. NJ. II. A. will be repre-
sented In ell athletic events in the
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
Sport Doings
At Y. IA. CA.
In Monday-Thursday VoIley
Pail TaaUue

Last night in the volley ball league
Shoes took two from Stremlau. and
Rankin took two from Prantel.
On Monday night the volley ball
teams of Monday and Thursday night
will meet the vollsy ball teams OF
Tuesday and Friday in games on the
Y. NJ. G. A. court. The teams will
clash according to standing in their
respective Ieagues. The last time the
teams Of the different leagues clash
ed some interesting games were play
ed and the Monday and Thursday
teams were successful. There viii
be no games on Tuesday night due to
the Ladies Auxiliary holding a sup
per In the gym on that night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
GAME AT Y. M. @. a.
Specdways to Play Rainbow Five OF
Keyport.

Keyport.
Tonight on the Y. NJ. O. A.. court
the Speedway basketball team VIII
play their second game OF the week
when the meet the crack Rainbow
combination from Keyport in what Is
sure to be q hard fought interesting
contest. The Speedway combination
lost their first game Of the season. af-
ter eleven straight victories. when
they were defeated by the strong
Dominicans of Newark, on Wednes-
day night. The two hand drlbble
accounted for their downfall.
The speedways are planntinnggio
The Speedways are planning to ar
range games with the Mathematician,
the Dominicans and several other
strong teams, and these games will
be played on the Y. M. C. A. or Audi
torium court on Wednesday or Satur-
day nights. 1t is possible that the
Speedways may play a preliminary
contest to the Auditorium team In
the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
COPPER WORKS WIN
lives, mp Matters with the American
Smelling

The Raritan Copper Works BOWL
,us team evened matters in their
series with the American Smelling &
Refining Conpany's alley team when
they copied two out of three games
In the match rolled on Cunningham's
alleys last night. Dolan OF the In
gots team, and Eyerkuss Of the
Smelters tied for high average on
ors with an average of 1873 for the
| match. Van Glider of the Ingot team
| rolled high score for the match. 221,
| while several other Ingot bowlers
I rolled double century scores.
The final game Of the series will be
played on either the Y alleys or the
Cunningham alleys, and the date Will
! be- decided on very shortly. In the
| two matches already rolled the In
sots are leading in total pins by
hinety-four.
FrI,a aonra=s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

l put a new rear axle in u car
and wishing to take a ride I threw in
the reverse gear TO back out Of the
garage. To my surprise, the a start
ed forward right toward the end wall
Of the garage. In putting the axle
In 1 had got the driving gear on the
wrong side OF the drive shaft, SO that
II reverse" the gearing.-Exchanga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
CINCINNATI WINS

South AInboy Bowling League at Y.
NJ. c. y. Comes to End.
BIZ Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, March 5-The
bowling league at the local Y has
Just been completed, the title being
won by the CINCINNATI team. The
league was made up of eight three
men teams each n representing
some city In the National Baseball
League.
The winning team is composed OF
Charles Anderson. captain: Fletcher
Hoffman and Frank Stephenson. The
winner of tho first part of the sched-
ule was to roll off with tho winner of
the last half. This was not necessary
as one team carried off all the hon
org.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
CUE r TONIGHT
Pocket Billiard Match Between Smelt-
erS and IngotS

Tonight the final games in the pool
match between the Raritan Copper
works and American Smelling & Re-
filming company's u stars will be
played in the Royal pool parlor. The
SHELTERS were successful in defeating
the Ingots in two n hundred point
games a week ago, and should they win
game tonight, they will cop the
championship in this branch of-sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
Footprints Of Progress.

tanned from certain fungi, which are
dried and ground, mixed with cement
and consolidated by pressure. In
Norway a process has been patented
to enable carbide to be used for drlv-
ing motors. In Denmark q company
has been foated to make b~riquettes
from heather. These have a higher
heat value than peat. Experiments
are being made to use chalk mari, es-
pecially that which M from the
Limburg mines, as a fertilizer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
How About YourC atarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

porarily clear them away, they
will promptly re-appear until their
cause Is removed.
s. S. S. is an antidote to the mif-
lions Of tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood is infested. A
thorough course Of this remedy
will cleanse and purify your blood,
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write to
Chief Medical Adviser, 101 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
Fear to Tell Own Name.

Among the Kayans, a tribe OF tho
Philippines, 1t is a breach of manners
to ask a man what his name Is. If a
white man does so through ignorance
the man will turn to q ~bystander and
ask that the stranger, who does not
know the customs, may be Informed.
II a man tells his own name the evil
spirits will hear him and can more
readily do him harm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
ElkS BOUllnQ
League Data

The Ironclads defeated the Rectors
In two out OF three games rolled last
night in the Elk Bowling League and
as a result are firmly settled in first
place with a five game lead in their
favor. Schrimpf, lead off man for
the Ir~onclads, took all honors, his
high score being 205 and average 1872.
Dieter Of the losing combination. av-
eraged 10.
Tonight the PAGERS and Madisons
bowl.
Tba gn0raa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
victory.

Georges is always smiling
When he gets in the 1Ina 20 fight
the first thing he does is to go over
to his opponents corner, shake hands
and give him one of his ~friendliest
smiles. He forgets he Is before the
public an daets as though he were In
the gymnasium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
HELMETTA TEAMS BOWL
Second Team Takes Two Out q Three
From First.

By Special C0rTeSpohdeht.
HELMETTA, March 6-Helrn etta's
first team were given a setback Tues
day night on the Helmetta Club al
leys, when the second team won w o
of the three games. Deming was high
score Of the match, with Perrtne sec
ond man. Five double century marks
were made In the match. The lineup
and scores follow:
Second Team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
nM!CITlES IN LEAD
Pleasant Plains Bowiers Lead Island
Loop at Halfway Mark.
Standing of Teams.

The Amicitia bowling team OF
Pleasant Plains, champions of the
Staten Island Bowling League for a
number of seasons. are bidding fair to
cop the championship again this year.
They were leading the league at the
conclusion OF the first half of h
schedule, and although they were de-
feated in two III Of three games on
Tuesday night at Port Richmond In
their first match of the second half
they still hold a comfortable lead OIL
the top peg.
The scores of Tuesday nights
games follow
Qceanics ........... $50 959 $50
Amicitias ........... $50 916 922
The Aquehongas of Tottenville pull
I'd out Of last place by taking three
| straight games from ths Suckers IN
Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
Then Throw Away Your Sprays
and Other Makeshift Treat
n1ent.

Why7 Simply because you have
overlooked the cause Of catarrh,
and all of your treatment has been
uisdirected. Remove the cause OF
the clogged-up accumulations that
choke up your air passages, and
they will naturally disappear for
good. But no matter how many
local applications you use to tenn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05

Plenty Of Fungi Eats.
More than 700 species Of fungi are
found to be safe to eat and many ara
considered very nutritious.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-22

wrong for Mr.. Dignan to run on the
Nonpartisan ticket, why is it wrong
now for the Democrat to refuse to
support Wheeler and the stakeholder
candidate gang? Why does not T. j,
Walsh pull the land office notices out
of the Great Falls Tribune which is not
supporting Mr.. Wheeler? This deal is
so rotten, so unworthy any human be-
ing that it ought to be referred to the
Attorney General of the United States
for appropriate action.
Purchasing Cox and Roosevelt sup
port by the Cooperator News for
$500 shows to what lengths the gang
is willing to go. Senator Walsh de-
serves the condemnation of every free
American sitizen. He has stultified
himself and the great office which he
occupies. Rebuke him by r%epudiating
the whole stakeholder candidate gang
at the polls. Let him or any other per-
son who tries to coerce voters into
voting for this gang know that there
are some persons who place principle
above peanut politics. Do your own
thinking and vote your W con-
victions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-22
AdditiCnQZLOcQZ

Roy A. Barbour of Saco spent Sun
day visiting with friends in the city.
A. B. Rotering returned Thursday
moor from Hinsdale, where he has
spent the last six week.
Miss Imogene Sachow of the post
office force was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Ray Hendricks made a trip Sunday
to his homestead north of Saco return
ing Monday night.
A number of local Rebekahs left
Sunday night for Havre where they
will attend the Grand Lodge to be
held in that city.
Miss Gena %Jorgenson left Sunday
morning for a two weeks vacation.
She will attend the convention of the
Rebekah and Odd Fellow Lodges in
Havre, going on to Helena from there.
Miss Anna Mccarthy and her mo-
Their Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy will
leave this evening for Missoula, Mon
tana, where Miss Mccarthy will take
up a four year course in law at the
University Of Montana. For the past
two and one-half years she has been
employed at the law offices of
Slattery and Kline in the city.
The Gaub Brothers, j. M. and
G. M. formerly of Glasgow returned to
this city the first part of the week on
a business trip. They expect to finish
their business matters here and re-
turn to Lodi, California, where they
have made their home since leaving
Glasgow in a few days. The Brothers
are both very %favorably impressed
with California and look forward to
a good future there.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-22

whom he had refused to recommehu
for disappointment for U. 5. Dls'rio,
Attorney, upon the gangs complain,
he directs the Register and Receiver u
the us. Land Office to give the Coop-
orators News fifty per cent OIL '"e
land office proofs.
We have always understood that the
law prohibited United States Senators
from peddling out the land PROOFS
h,,t Senator Walsh is trying to use
b;s great office to co-erce a country
naner to swallow Mr.. Wheeler whom
be r~enudiated and to swallow Mr.. Dig
NON whom he directed to go against
the League. of
In navment for the land office proof
for which it will receive $500 the Co
onerator News sells its support ana
comes ont for Cox and Roosevelt. For
weeks that paper has renamed slleh'
,,on Cox and Roosevelt but when Sen
ator Walsh dealing in peanut politlcs'
unworthy the great office which ne
temporarily fills, directs h Lana OIL
flee to deliver, these free American
Citizens bow to his will and pass out
$500 worth of printing for which the
Coonerator News tries to deliver inc
League vote to Cox and Roosevelt.
For years the Democrat has support
cd Senator Walsh and the News has
fought him. Now he starts reprlsa's
simnlv because he has the temporary
mower, Notwithstanding the fact that
two wears ago he was against Wheel
or and two months ago against Dig
mans throwing in with the League
Can YOU beat it? Where did a UNI
ted States Senator get the power to
coerce human beings. This contemp-
lille outrage discloses in what pllght
the gang finds itself. If, as Senator
Walsh said, two months ago, 1t was
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-22

of North Dakota. But it cannot do any,
thing but hurt the farmers of Mon
tana. If carried to its logical con-
elusion it would rob Montana farmers
of the credit which they need to de-
velop their farms carry them over I'M
til their crops are harvested. The
banks of Butte, and of all larger towns
in the state by rediscounting the
loans made to farmers through the
smaller banks of the agricultural
communities, have aided farm develop.
ment in a most material way. They
also make direct loans to farmers
amounting to millions annually. This
service is impossible in Montana from
the Bank Of North Dakota. That in
%stitution can lend money only on
first class mortgages in the state of
North Dakota.
The plan works to remove Montana
money from it's legitimate purpose of
developing the state and makes it
available for furthering the dubious
scheme of Townley in another state
1t is simply an advance notice of
what would happen if the Townley-
Dunn ticket should be successful in
November, thus opening the strong
box of Montana's resources for alien
invaders to dissipate in wierd and
impractical schemes of government.
The voters of Montana must take in
to consideration the after-effects of
the ballot to be cast November 2. They
must cast all personal and political
considerations aside and vote for the
future welfare of their state.