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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
Has Postcard Photo Taken
From Soldier by German
Nv international News Service.

Wanston Salem. n C., March 7
Mr.. Grady c. Stone, of No. 9O2
Bellewood avenue, this city, has in
his possession a postcard picture
which was the property of some
American soldier killed in the
Meuse-Argonne offensive in Novem-
Der, 1918. He obtained the picture
from a German soldier on the day
of the signing Of the armistice. The
, German stated that he had taken it
from the body of an American as
it was being buried. Mr.. Stone is
trying to find the relatives of the
dead hero in order that he may re-
turn the picture to them. The pic
ture appears to be the family group
Of the soldier in which are himself,
his father and mother, a brother
and seven sisters. 1t is taken at the
side of frame dwelling on which
are tackled two striped blankets as
a BACKGROUND.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
ToGet Strong and
Put on Flesh

People who have tried it say that one
Of the quickest and surest ways in which
those who are weak, thin. nervous and
run down can grow strong and put on
pounds Of solid stay-there flesh. is to
take 5-grain tablet of Blood-Iron Phos-
phate with each meal. This is doubtless
due to the well known fact that Blood
Iron Phosphate quickly builds up depleted
nervous energy and at the same time sup
plies the iron necessary to make rich, red
strength building blood. If you are weak.
thin, nervous. or are lacking in the old
time vigor, endurance and optimism. go to
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug CO., or any
good druggist and get enough Blood-Iron
Phosphate to last three weeks and take as
directed. If at the end of three weeks you
don't feel one hundred per cent better and
aren't in every way satisfied you can have
your money back for the asking. Fair,
isn't it? Better try it today.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
Next War On the Pacific,
Saws Australian Premier

London, March 7-The prediction
chat "the next war would probably
freak out in the Pacific" was attrib-
uted to Premier Hughes of Aus
tralia, in . Central News dispatch
from Melbourne. The premier was
quoted as saying in . speech:
Eve are hedged about with ma.
tions who lust after Australia. We
must be ready with sufficient forces
to say: Thus far and no farther.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
Official, Lowered Into Sea,
Discovered Tune of "Subs'

London. March THE tune which
the deadly submarine played as it
moved beneath the waves was
discovered by an admiralty official
who was an expert musician,
Il has just been revealed that
when the sea lords were seeking
means of detecting the approach OF
a submarine, Sir Richard Paget,
stripped to the waist, was lowered,
head down, into the water. He came
up humming the exact note made by
the moving submarine.
From this small and strange be-
ginning sound detectors were per-
fected which saved many lives and
resulted in the sinking of many u
beats.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
Ebert Gets Furnishings
Of Ex-KaiSer'S Yacht

Berlin, March THE magnificent
furnishings and fittings of the ex-
imperial. yacht, Hohenzollern. have
been transferred to the official home
q Presidept Ebert
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08

Whatever question was in kath.
srine's brain--brought there by the
sight Of the little signal to Marion
which she had inadvertently caught
was resolutely put away from her
for future examination. | knew her
30 we'll that ! could almost visual.
ize the process of some tidy little
brain serf picking the question up
efficiently. carrying il to a vacant
compartment and tucking it away
neatly labelled to be brought forth
again when Katherine should find
time to examine it.
! led the way to the waiting car,
knowing they were probably ex-
pecting to be put into a taxi, and
waited with the touch OF childish
vanity-which | bore will leave me
when driving my own car has be-
come less of novelty-for the sur
prised comments knew they would
make.
"Madgew Katherine exclaimed, as
! opened the door of the tonneau
and swept them an exaggerated lit
tie bow. "Your own car? How
perfectly dearw
"Simply too adorably delicious for
anything," Jack drawled.
A Strained Moment.
glanced quickly at him, wonder
ing If | was mistaken about a GER
tain infection in his tone. The
words signihed nothing Said in
one way they were simply the good
natured teasing which most men
use and no sane woman resents. But
there was something about the way
Jack had spoken that made me Won
der If he had meant really to
satirizc Katherine's little, burst of
enthusiasm. If this were so. if he
habitually used that weapon, the
little speech woul have cut her.
| knew Jacks hatred of exuber-
ance. From the time he was small
boy he hated any one to fuss" over
him or anything else. I think the
absence of that quality from my
makeup was one OF the reasons
for his fancy that he cared for me
in other than cousinly fashion,
while Dicky openly resents my
"standoffishness," as he puts it. Yet
It is Dicky and ], Jack and Rather
inc, who are life partners. such is
Fate's shuttle Of the cards,
There was nothing in Katherine's
voice, however. to indicate chagrin
She continued her exclaiming as If
her husband handn't spoken. |
knew her training, however. the
professional poise which masked the
natural girlish exuberance of her.
II would have enabled her to con-
troll any feeling she might have had
on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
United Brewers Plan
EmerqenCy Convention

Atlantic City, N. J., March 7.-The
United States Brewers association
has called all emergency convention
here at the Hotel Traymore for
February 20 and 81. The convention
has been twice postponed because
of national developments. Noted
attorneys are listed among the
speakers.
A national program that will have
a strong bearing on the presidential
campaign is reported to be foremost
among the topics to be considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-08
Man Beheaded When
Power Splits Grindstone

Atlantic City, NJ, March 2
Coupling his automobile with a
grindstone to get quicker results,
Jesse Steelman, s. years old, a
wealthy farmer of Scullville, 10
miles from here, started the engine
and coplmenced sharpening his ak.
THERE was a grinding crash, the
grindstone split and pieces were
catapulted through the sides of the
garage. One large section Struck
Steelman at the neck, completely
beheading him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Big GAMES IN THIS CITY FOR next SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; NG0S and AhD0YS
NINE WILL PLAY
IngotS to Meet Brooklyn COM
bination on Raritan Copper
Works Diamond SATURDAY..

The knickerbocker Baseball Club.
or brooklyn, will oppose Marty Hur.
leys Raritan Copper Works baseball
team on the Raritan Copper Works
neld saturday afternoon. The AM
boy combination which has won i've
games out of six played, is display
ing a great brand of ball. 1t Is pos-
slole that in booking the Brooklyn-
ties the Ingot outfit has taken on an
opponent worthy Of a great deal of
consideration, as this team has
stacked forces with some of the
strongest semi-professional teams
In New York and BROOKLYN.
With Hornsby and AppIerats
pltching in usual form and Mike 500
coming around in great fashion. the
lngot management believes that the
copper works Is capable of giving
the strongest teams in this state an
interesting go.
The Copper team has been puttfne
up wonderful exhibitions both on
the defensive and offensive. Their
lnneld consisting of Gargan. Fran.
Stlnson and Christopherson Compare
with the best in this vicinity. a rreat
neidlng and batting quartet. In the
outfield Loeser, Halbert and Fo-fer
over their territory in classy style.
Each week a first class game n
put up, and the only game in which
the locals were defeated went INTO
extra innings ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
SALEMS CLASH
WITH SAINTS
Two Local Teams Will Play
Sunday as Preliminary to
Amboy-Red Cap TussIe.

Fresh from their victory over the
North Amboy Sporting Club in the
ninth inning of a game played on
the Raritan Copper Works field
Sunday afternoon. the st. Anthonys
are preparing to stack forces
against another local opponent this
Sunday, the Salem A. G. of the
northwestern section of this city.
This game will be played as a pre-
liminary contest to the big Amboy-
Penn Red Cap game.
The Salem nine has been going
strong in light senior circles this
year and Manager Ballo boasts of
a crack collection OF tossers This
combination boasts of a larger col
lection of fans than the North Am
boy Sporting Club and the Salem
hackers claim a victory for their
team before the start OF the con-
test.
The large st. Anthony following
Is eagerly Watching the climb of
their favorites. and they will APP
pear on the field again this Sunday
ready to back their team to the
limit. The Salems like the North
Amboy club are contenders for the
light senior championship of the
city. Simon Jacobs, one of the st.
Anthony players most responsible
for the North Amboy clubs down.
fall last Sunday, is finally getting
into his batting stride. Jacobs was
one of the leading batters in the
light senior class in this city last
wear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

No folks. Babe hasn't gone blind
yet. He wears the DINNERS while
playing the snnfield to protect his
$1S7,500 orbs.
He put them on for the first time
while the Yanks were losing a
''groocial' series to the Indians at
Cleveland.
The injury to Duffy LEWIS knee
which has put him out OF the game
for at least two weeks. made a shift
in the Huggmen's outer works neces-
sary and the Infant drew the sun
spot.
Quits Boxing
He isn't so very keen about the
switch, either. Ruth knows his eyes
are his big asJet for when he can't
see 'em" he can't fungo them over
the fence.
Early this spring there was some
speculation as to whether the prima
donna would draw the google as
signment and Babe kicked good and
hard. Higgins decied to ave his
prize pair of res for other duties.
II gave up the idea that 1 could
be another Jack Dempsey" says
Babe. Boxing Is bad for the eyes,
especially when one is a beginner.
So / quit and will stick to Just one
sport"
AS long as Ruth can sell himself
for a $4,000 a year job, and then
some, he won't have to be a boxer
to pile up an attractive bank account.
Walks Peeve Him
But he isn't 50 peeved over hav-
ing to loop the cheaters round his
eyes as he is at the way the pitchers
are purposely walking him. He's a
Disguised man when he has to go
down to first on four balls.
Stanley Coveleskie walked him
three times in n game the Other
day. Babe was so mad he could not
have seen the pail If it had been
| straight down the middle, he said
afterwards. But Convey didn't know
this and had orders not to take any
chances.
"They amt giving me a fair
chance. I don't mind this slowbali
stuff they are handing me. But this
intentional pass is getting on my
nerves.
at amt giving the fans a run for
their money.
Honestly, I'd rather strike out
than have a pitcher run up the white
flag and walk me-"
Wants Even Break
Figuring the percentage of
Echances RaDe actually gets to take
a cut at the ball he has to play In
40 games to get the normal num-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB TO
PLAY CAMP RARITAN SUNDAY

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, June 23:-The Keas-
bey Field Club, which met its first
defeat at the hands of the Amboys
last Sunday. will play the Camp
Raritan soldiers at Camp Raritan
Sunday afternoon.
The camp team annexed a double
header last week but the Keasbey-
ties expect to a victory. The
local players will be taken to the
camp in autos. The Amboy players
should meet at the Central railroad
at 1880 o'clock.
"Gabby" Mandel and Pop" Rod
da, two former Amboy men. may be
seen in a Keasbey uniform shortly.
Jeroff will again occupy the
mound for Keasbey and Meyer Lar
sen will catch. Maloney. G. and ].
Fullerton. Gloff. Pfeiffer and I.
Burke will also be in the lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
PENN RED CAPS
To PLAY AMbOYS
Strong Colored Team to 0p-
pose MulIen's Favorites on
Sunday Afternoon.

The Pennsylvania Red Caps. one
of the strongest colored asgrega-
tons in the east. has been booked
by Manager Joseph Mullen of the
Perth Amboy baseball club to OPP
pose his team on the Rarftan Cop
per Works field Sunday afternoon.
This contest will go a great way to-
wards testing the real strength of
The representative diamond team
of this city.
The colored team compares with
the strong Bacharach Giants. the
Lincoln Giants, Bushwicks and va
rious other of the strongest outfits
playing semi-professional baseball
in the east. The booking Of this
game is the result of an effort on
the part of Manager Joseph Mullen
to secure the best attractions for
his followers and this team comes
here under a huge expense to the
local manager.
Although Amboyans have been
playing to a good size crowd all
year, the games which the manager
is booking and the attractions fur
nished warrant a greater crowd.
Manager Mullen each SUNDAY
places a team on the diamond that
compares well with my semf-pro
nine in this state. Applegate and
500. the two local hurlers, are as
good as any hurler that has appear
ed in this city or vicinity this sea-
son and quite a few classy boxmen
visited these parts this year.
Frank Bader behind the bat, has
been playing in the backstop posi-
tion in this city for a good many
years and is having a good season.
The Amboy infield Burke, Egan,
Christopherson and Stinson is
among the best. while the outfield
made up of Loeser, Romer and Re-
a is the fastest that an Amboy
team has boosted of in a good many
uoorS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Money Was Well Hidden

LONDON-The next time IT.
Razutsky wants to hide his money
he'll swallow it and then be afraid
they'll use a stomach pump to take
1t from him. Razutsky Is a Pole
and was on his way from America
to Dantzig when taken i'll and re-
moved to an infrmary here. He
only had a few shillings in English
money but the nurses found $500 in
gold pieces in his clothing and then
put X-rays to his boots and discov-
cred $500 more in American gold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
R4BE

Der of times at bat for half that
many games. This fact makes his
present homer pace all the more
marvellous.
Yet tho fact remains that few
pitchers can pitch regularly to the
slugger for nine innings without be-
ing nicked for a circuit. He may
strike out once or twice trying for
his four-base aim. but he can gen.
orally manage to get hold of a long
one TO add to his drive record dur
ing the course of a days work IL
given an even chance like other bat
ters get
1t Is just as natural for Babe to
hit 'em as it is for a duck to swim
and thai birds technique is perfect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Employed Boys Play Saturday.

On Saturday afternoon the RIP
resentative baseball team of the
Employed Boys class of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will travel to Prince Bay to
cross bats with the representative
Camp Pratt team. Ritter and Hal
ligan will do the pitching for the
visitors, while Rogler will be sta
toned behind the bat. The Am
boy team will leave the "Y" at 1
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Blue and Gray Juniors Win,

The National Juniors If this city
were defeated in a six inning game
by the Blue and Gray Juniors on
the Lead Works diamond Sunday
afternoon by a score of 100. George
Buber. manager of the Blue and
Gray team. has a few open dates for
teams in their class. Address all
communications to 765 Parker
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
HARMONY CLUB PLAYS
Local Team Will Travel TO Old
Bridge This Sunday

The Harmony Baseball Club will
travel to Old Bridge on Sunday to
cross bats with the representative
baseball team of that place. The
local nine is travelling at a fast pace
this season and should give the
strong Old Bridge combination a
hard tussle. Kuran Is expected to be
on the mound for the Amboy outfit.
Joseph Grippe is manager of this
tea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
BOXING SHOW HELD WITHOUT
PERMIT; HEARING TO Be HELLO
By Special Correspondent.
TIP EvNTnN T..--

BY Special Correspondent,
TRENTON. June 13:-"YounA
George" Erne, who conducts a box
ms gymnasium in this city, has beer
summoned by the State Boxini
commission to appear before that
Dody at it's meeting. which II on
Tuesday of next week, and exnIai m
the exhibition held in his estabIish.
ment last Friday evening for which
admission was charged. Erne has
been ordered to bring all the par
Elephants with him. He has no u.
cense from the commission to con.
duct bouts.
Erne is scheduled to fight johnny
Dundee at a big American Legion
show in the Second Regiment Ar
mory. this city. next Friday nieht.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
DUKE" PAYNE'S ALL STARS
WIN MATCH FROM KEASBEY

Duke" Payne's All Star bowling
I'm took the final match of a Sc.
! from the Keasbey Champs
/ the Y. M C. A. alleys last night.
le home team took all three games
the match by big margins. CAR
e Hoffman carried off high "
ge honors In these games with
!. while Redling of the Champs
eraged 176. Jim Romer. the
II outhelder OF the Perth Amboy
seball team, carried off high
IRE honors for the night with 204
the first game of the match
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Lone Star Midgets Win

The Hayes Park midgets were
defeated on their home grounds by
the Lone Star mideetS Sunday after
r ion by a score Of rs. Teams aver
aging from 12-14 years of age de-
string games with the Lone Star
outfit should address all challenges
to Joseph Ciuffani, z72 Washington
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Junior Team Wants Came.

The Amblers, n newly organized
junior baseball team. is DESTROYS of
booking Sunday games with any
teams in their class in this vicinity.
Rudolph Sroka is manager of the
team and he can be reached at 515
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Wives Put I'm Good Word.

DONDON-All George II. Meace's
wives spoke we'll of him in court
here on a charge OF bigamy. Meace
had three living and n dead.
Meace has several war decorations.
He is held for trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Mclba Sings to Whole World

CHEMLMSFORD, Eng.-Mme.
Melba sang for all the world at one
time here. She sang into a wireless
telephone transmitter at the great
Marconi station here and the rip
ping notes were carried on the
ether to Berlin. Warsaw, Arlington
U. 8. A., Christiana, The Hague and
in Paris a monograph record was
made at the receiving station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Seen Trouser Legs walking

SEATTLE-The police are look
ing for A. Zolla's trousers legs
Zolla left the legs on the end of the
pants over the end of his bed. In
the dead of night somebody flched
'em. There was 1854 tucked under
the tucks of the right hand foot OF
the trousers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Clicked Horse TO Halt Pain.

LONDON William Spaulding
was fined in court here for strang-
ling a horse to death with a
chain. The animal broke it's leg
and Spaulding choked 1t to put it
out of pain. He paid $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Lady Aston JoIts Parsia.nene

LONDON-Lady Astor is stiN
disturbing British p~oliteness in the
House of Parliament. Recently she
declared she found many 'old aeaae
of reactionaries" who thought the
world should remain as 1t is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

SEATTLE-"Somebody swiped q
bottle from my ~store,'' told A. 4.
Welsh to the cops. Never mind
looking for It. Twas only medi-
eipau
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Don't Take Neighbor,s Paper

DOnt IdKc Fdper
SACRAMENTO-The carrier boy
didn't isave Joe Gomez's paper reg
ularly. Joe found it easier to lift
his from a neighbours porch. Caught.
Punched. Fined $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Yesterdays Result.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Yesterdays Results
st. Louis, 8; New York, 8.
Cleveland, IS; Boston, s.
Washington, 6; Detroit, !.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphl
st. Louis at
Yesterdays Results
e. cago, 10: New York. 4.
acinnati. 3: Philadelphia,
iT-ings.)
Pittsburgh. 0. BROOKLYN. z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Did YouEver Have

A Cold,
And felt punk
And had no life
And couldn't breathe.
This same condition exists in
your motor car when you use
ordinary lubricants. Your
bearings are gummed-piston
rings glued fasr-everything
checked with a motors greatest
enemy: CARBON.
Just as you would take medi-
cine for your ailments-put
GIBRALTAR NON CARBON
MOTOR OIL in your crank-case
it not only cures but it's con.
tinued use will preserve for
you:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

They like to cheer their Speakers
And the Gleasons and their pack
But burned il they will whisper
For that old fox-Conn:e Mack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

The whole world roves a winner.
But darn few will rally round.
If the team Is going badly
Folk will knock their own home
town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

Things were ever thus. The win
ming streak is the only one that gets
ap~plause-and the lucre that goes
along with the combination.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-08-12

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cfeufug ice cream ANA cake We're
served
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