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The Republican journal., 1920-10-21
Change of Schedule, Effective Od a

Leave Belfast Mondays and ihl'7l'l
p. m. for Camden. Rockland and b's' r.s,,;
- keturn-Leave Boston IuesJays ' -.- and vs.
at p. m. STANDARD time) for he'i's' '
landings. .....t.,,s,
Leave Belfast Wednesdays and 2a.u, ngsr
7.l5 fot Bucksport, Winterport ana u ftir.
Return-Leave Bangor MONDAYS aul ,,jI1g
days at IL a. m. for Boston and WSy
GEO. E.DUN"oN' ass''
The Republican journal., 1920-10-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank those who 30 kindly
assisted US at the time of our bereave-
ment and also for the beautiful flowers
sent to the funeral.
MRS. A. J. COOK
AND FAMILY.
The Republican journal., 1920-10-21

Mrs. Hattie Stevens left Tuesday for
New York, where she will be the guest
for few weeks of Mrs. T. B. Gregory.
The Republican journal., 1920-10-21
Eastern Steamship LIl4S.III
BANGOR LINE


Leave Belfast Tuesdays, Thursdays ''5 .-l
urdays at p. m. for Camden. EccAa7' que
Boston. -,,.
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days and Fridays at 6 NJ lDay.g5' ''''
Time) for Belfast and way l4ndogs 4 "a.
Leave Belfast Tuesdays. THURSDAY ..o,t.
urdays at IT'S a. m. for Bucksporr "''a'f'
and Bangor. -,,,.
Return-Leave Bangor TUESDAYS rr,
days and Saturdays at 2 p. nj ls,1nls'' '''
for Boston and way landings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
POTTY SAYS HE'S IN GREAT
SHAPE FOR GO WITH SMITH

Kid Potty, the Perth Amboy
featherweight, who meets Lew
Snyder, or Young JEFF Smith. as he
was formerly known, at the Audito-
rum Sport Club on Monday night,
is in great shape for this bout. He
has been doing roadwork and also
worked out in the gym every day
for the last week, something he has
neglected to do for any bout he has
taken part in before this When seen
at his training quarters yesterday,
Potty had the following to say: Il
want to win this bout above any 1
have taken part in as 1t will mean
NV retirement from the boxing
game if 1 should happen to get
beat. but this will not happen as
l am in the best shape I was ever
in and as 1 have seen Snyder box
a few times l got a good line on
how to beat him and beat him sure.
I will surprise my friends on Mon
day night, with my speed and
hitting power, and hope that every
local boxing fan will be on hand to
see me stop the tough Bayonne
battler."
George Ward. the Elizabeth
welterweight, and X. o. Willie
Thompson, the Brooklyn slugger,
who are to meet in the main bout
of twelve rounds. are also reported
in great shape and as both are out
to win decisively a great battle
should result. Ward Is already
matched to box Jack Britton for the
welterweight title and must win his
bout with Thompson pm Monday
night or loose this opportunity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
PERTH AMbOYS
VS.. WOODBRIDGE
Big Game to be Played on
Copper Works Field To-
morrow - Neider to Pitch

Chunk" Apologize and Butch
Nieder have not been the opposing
pitchers in a game in this vicinity in
some time. but it is likely that the
two big right handlers will hitch mp
in battle tomorrow afternoon when
Perth Amboys and Woodbridge
cross bats on the Raritan Copper
Works field. This il the nrst game
between these two teams this year.
the Woodbridge outfits claim to the
Middlesex county championship be-
ing responsible for the booking OF
the game.
Fans who remember the contests
of a few years ago between the Saint
lAnthonys and Woodbridge. and the
Tranklins and Woodbridge. VIII
Ithrong to the baseball field tomor-
row afternoon to witness this game.
Nieder's showing against the Saints
and Franklins, resulted in his being
secured to pitch for the Saint An
thongs and many are the ducls that
1.-THE Woodbridge finger fought Harry
IApplegate in games between the
Saint Anthonys and Franklins.
The Saint Anthonys and Franklins
were badly broken up by the call 10
war. and Nieder after returning
from war stayed away from the dia-
mond for a while. When he return
ed his effectiveness, speed and cum
ming were not up to their former
standing, but this season BUTCH
has been at the game from the start
and is said to be showing old time
form. He has bwirled against the
lLyceums, Keasbey and other strong
teams in this vicinity already this
year.
the effect that the old town is going
to spring a surprise. but Mullen's
IAmboys team bars no one. Butch"
| Worth the former star st. Anthony
first sacker will in all probability be
stationed at the first sack for the Wis
itors, while an assortment of Newark
stars will fill in any of the other
weak spots in the Woodbridge hne-
up. -,
regular lineup in the field for this
game. "Pick" Mullen will umpire
the game.
The lineup of the Woodbridge
team for tomorrow's game will be
chosen from Mesick. Whnerage.
Cutter, Wills, Fender. Peterson.
Minkler, A. Simonsen, Nieder. and
j. Sullivan while the Amboy lineup
will be chosen from Loeser. Pfeiner,
Regan, Stinson, Romer. Bader. Egap,
Christopherson A~pplegate, 500,
Burke, and Rodda- Whiterage,
Cutter and Wills are three men Sc
cured by the Woodbridge OUTFIT to
strengthen their lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
"copper" WORKS 4MCHELN GAME OH-1 HOME RUNS FOR BABE RUTH OTHER SPORT news
WHAT THEY SAY
William p. Burton.

From Captain William p. Burton
of the defeated Shamroc
v. comes this bit OF aftermath
he says:
"In the first race of the series
we passed through everything
but an earthquake-rafn, hail
and fog accompanying the sue
~cessions OF squalls. The entire
series was a great education I'm
Americas summer weather. II
the race committee had sent us
away on the day tho seas were
50 high L would have gone, but
Il would have been suicidal.
There ~ hardly a question but
what we'd have lost one or two
men. I lost q man OF Cowes
last year. He was swept yer
board and we never saw him
again. 1 believe the Shamrock
would have w~eathered ft, but IL
Is doubtful N the thin hull of
tIse Resolute would have with
stood the attacks of the sea. L
am convinced and always shall
be that IL was better to have
called OF that race than to have
won. We have human lives TO
think OF first. They are more
important than silver cups. And
II we would have stood up and
won that day, with the ResoIufe
out Of commission, it would
have been unsporfsmanlfke to
have taken the cup under these
cfrcumsfances.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Week End Baseball Games
To Be- Played In This Vicinity

Fans VINO want 10 see a game OF
unusual interest should journey
across the sound with the Lyceumz
OF this city tomorrow afternoon 10
witness their rubber game with the
.Tottenville A. c. on the 7. A. C oval
at $3.50 O'Clock. Milchick and Messy
will make up the local battery while
Romer and La Forge viii serve and
receive for the Tottenvilie team
The local organization has the re-
putation OF being the only team to
defeat the balltossers from across the
sound thus far this aso With the
score Of the series standing IL there
is bound 70 be an intense and well
played game.
OakdaIe VS.. Maurers.
The Oakdale Field Club is booked
for an interesting game with the
Maurers tomorrow afternoon on the
Maurer grounds. Quite a crowd Is
expected and the prospects OF a good
struggle are bright.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

After all, you have to take OF your
hat TO John McGraw.
The Giants were slipping and slid
ing about in the cellar but a few
weeks ago.
Now they're going like wildhre.
firmly established in the first division
and within a few points of being one,
two or three.
1t takes John to put the old pepper
into a seemingly hopeless band Of
baseball players.
The despised McGrawites - the
insists of the National League-have
come back to their own at last. The
Reds fear them more than the
Robins.
They have developed that old
punch for which the Giants have so
long been recognized in the past
campaigns.
Overshadowed by the Yankees
with their Babe" this spring they
got little recognition. They didn't
play the kind of ball to deserve any
thing better. But now gaze upon
EN- They're playing fine ball. The
crowds are coming back.
And IL anyone should happen to
ask you-these Giants have a lovely
chance to stage the fall party in
October.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Benefit BASEBALL
GAME FOR LEGION

A. baseball game for the benefit
OF the American Legion will be
played at Matawan tomorrow after
noon when the Railway Colored
Giants will oppose the representa-
tive team of that place. A big crowd
is expected out because of the fact
that both teams have been playing
a fast and good game thus far this
season.
Manager James McKenna, of the
Matawan organization, is anxious to
book games with fast travelling sen
Tor teams for the Sundays of August
Is and 20. Address communications
to Matawan, N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
kEASBEY F. C. TO PLAY
LANDING Nine TOMORROW

By Special Correspondent
KEASBEY. Aug. 1.-THE Keas-
hey Il. G. will travel to New Bruins
wick Sunday afternoon to meet the
Landings of that place. The locals
expect to have little trouble in de-
feating the county seaters as they
already registered a victory over
them earlier In the reason. New
Brunswick on the other hand will
have the best lineup possible pitted
against the Keasbeyites in hopes Of
avenging their first defeat.
Keasbey will be represented by
the following in Sundays game:
500, pitcher; Larsen, catcher; Ma
loney, first base; j. Fullerton, sec
ond base; Gloff, shortstop. @. Full
lerton. third base; Mandel, Gr1s-
part, Halberts and Katrausky will
be in the outfield.
The team WIFI leave on the 1915
O'Clock trolley from Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
DAY FOR
n. !. TEAMS
nth Giants and Yanks Win,
Former 2---Ruth Loses 2
More Falls at Detroit.
= Yanks and Giants were both
full in their games played
lay. while Brooklyn laid of
E---- 80 49, ornfrndu Tha

1u1 IN their games ptdyeu
lay. while Brooklyn laid of
},ount of wet grounds. The
won two games from Chica-
xyand reduced Brooklyn's lead to
three games, but Cincinnati won and
they lead the New Workers by two
games. The Yankees by winning a
game, while Philadelphia defeated
the Cleveland nine. chopped a game
off Speakers lead, reducing it to
three and a half games.
The Giants continue TO get good
pitching, and the team Is hitting.
Miller Higgins made several changes
I'm his team. taking Meusel out of
the game and putting Lewis in his
place. The batting order was also
given q ~shake-up. Fans are in
|terested in the drive of the Giants,
|&nd they are roofing for another Nc
Graw victory. 1t Is claimed that
cleveland is preparing her ball park
.6or the worlds series.
k9abe" Ruth sent the total of his
ait ciouts for this season UP to
lone, by securing two in the
with Detroit yesterday after
d. Both were secured off Dauss.
one came in the third inning
IN the Babe" led off. and the
clout came In the sixth inning
with two men on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Twiliebt Came AT South Amboy.

In a tight twilight game the South
|Amboy Stars were defeated in a fast
game with the Twilighters of Sayre-
willie. 4-3. A large crowd witnessed
the battle, and saw their home team
break into the lead with one u in
the third inning and continue to lead
all through the game. The South
IAmboy can threatened in the ninth
but fell one run short Lagoda OF
that organization lead both teams al
bat with two three-base hits and a
dandy single.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Sir Oliver Lodge.

During the Davis Cup matche
in England Sir Oliver lodge
searcher in science and spirit com
was a constant fan. HI
opines:
eff the server succeeds with
his first service, It counts to his
credit. II he fails, he fncurs
no penalty, but has another try.
What can be the eas for 81
old a convention? i presume
that the unparalleled fault was
introduced to assist beginners
I'm the early stages of the game.
But for players with any pre-
tention to championship form
i do not believe a second serve
should be allowed. Giving a
server a second delivery II the
first one goes astray Is q thing
in tennis TO be questioned"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
05THE@D
@0sArs90
Babe Ruth Says:

II L don't hit one today
4. I'll waliop one tomorrow,
Or the next day / will fill
Some pitchers heart with orrow
One hundred and nifty four ball
games for the Yankees. So far this
a Babe Ruth has been making
a fraction more than n home run
every three games. A third OF 154
is a bit more than ffty-one.
Consequently the Babe can slump
Just a little and still set a record
of fifty homers in n season. Which
accounts for the smiles of Joy on the
visages of the wild-eyed fanatics who
wagered early in the seaso that
Babe would reach the half-century
mark.
Ruth adds charm and excitement
to the situation by getting his home
runs regularly about every third
game. or course, he doesn't pick the
day. This makes the betting poppy.
In doping out the odds a lot de-
ponds on the pitcher, of course. And,
as the season goes along, 1t looks as
though the pitching tactics in the
American league might affect the
odds and Ruth's record. too.
There seems to be more inclina-
ton to walk the mighty Bambino.
1t would be a shame to have a con-
certed system of giving the Babe
bases on balls all around the circuit.
A great hero of the game would be
wrecked.
About the biggest practical joke we
can think of would be for every
pitcher to walk Babe" every time
he comes up from now on to the end
of the season. Would the joke be
on Ruth? 1t would not. 1t would
be on a coupla colonies and Hug"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

CHICAGO.-Municipal ratcatcher
that's the newest job in Chicago.
r. J. Douglas. Jr.. is in charge of a
t~hirty-day campaign to rid the en-
tire loop district of the pests. The
drive on rats was started following
the announcement by Health Com
missioner Robertson that two huge
brown rats. of the type known to
carry bubonic plague, had been
found in a box car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

The Regulars of South Amboy
were defeated by the Pencoyd A. c..
also of that place, in fourteen innings
of intensive fighting. The Pencoyd
organization would like to hear from
some fast senior teams and alsr
would like to arrange for a. series
of games with the Morgan A. e
Address Captain A. Donavan. Rose
well street, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
WEATHER MAN CALLS OFF !
MICHELN-IHGOT CONTEST

The weather mar is responsible for
the postponing Of the second big
game Of the series between the
Michelin Tire company. OF Mflltown-
and the Raritan Copper works Of this
city which was scheduled to be
played on the local grounds this
afternoon. The Michelin team won
the first game played at their
grounds a short time ago.
Weather conditions threaten th9
playing of other games in this CITY
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Want SUNDAY Games.

With the formation of a team in
Woodbridge to be known as the
Woodbridge Field Club comes the
announcement that they are anx-
ious to arrange Sunday games with
representative teams of speed. Call
Woodbridge 10 any time between S
A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ. for bookings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Standings In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues
LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Resulfs

New York. 5; Chicago. 2 t1st
game).
New York, 6; Chicago. 2 (2d
camel.
Brookiyn-Pittsburgh wet grounds.
Boston, Z: st. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati, s; Philadelphia, 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
GAMES.
Tomorrow,

Woodbridge +. c. VS.. Amboys, r.
c. w. $3.50.
North Amboy vs.. Saints. r. c. W,
1870.
Lyceums vs.. TOttenville. T. A. c.
Railway coiored Giants vs.. Mata-
wan. 3:30.
OakdaIes VS.. Maurers. $3.50.
The probable lineups Of the North
Amboy and Saint Anthony teams in
their baseball game on the X. C w.
field at 1890 tomorrow afternoon,
the second of a series to decide the
light senior championship Of the
city will be as follows:
Saints. North Amboy.
Ieahy. IS O'Hara. 81
Warner. CT Hess. Id
Bradley. IF Shuback, If
Silver. c Nazur1k, IS
Burke. II Jacobs. CT
Kochek, ID Wojtus, 2b
PPsa 20 Wallace, RI
young. Springer.c
Flynn, p Stanton, p
BY a grand finish, a four run rally
in the ninth inning, the Saint An
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and during the rush around the
bases Stanton who had been Twill
ing a grand brand of ball was sent
to the showers. and Hess rushed to
the scene. The was
touched for the hit that won the
game.
Jacobs when these two teams met
in the first game was CARRIED in a
st. Anthony uniform and p~atrolled
the left pasture in a faultless fash
ion, but since that time has been
playing with the North Amboy COM
bination, and during the past week
was appointed to pilot this outfit.
Stanton in all probability will
start the mound work for the North
Amboyans. while the st. Anthony
pitcher will not be decided on. un-
til game time. Pick" Mullen win
be the umpire-in-chief in charge of
this game. while Mike Schicker will
handle the work on the bases.
Pioneers To Play Sacred Hearts.
The Pioneers OF this city viii
travel to South Amboy tomorrow to
play the fast going Sacred Heart
organization. This is the second
/ game of a series. the local team
having been defeated in the first. TO.
Manager Bonalsky will use either
Thomas or Maxfield, who are in ex-
cellent form, for the mound task,
and the regular lineup will be in
order. The players viii leave on the
1 o'clock train
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

DENVER. Judge. he just
wouldn't work" This was the rea-
son assigned by Mrs. A. f. L. Stew
art, l~eap-year bride. why she should
be given a divorce. They were mar
ried February %. 1916. the odd day
which ome once every four years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
AMERICAN
Yesterdays Results.

New York. IL; Detroit. 4.
Philadelphia. 2; Cleveland 1 Go
innings).
Chicago. 4; Boston. 3 Go innings).
st. Louis, IA: Washington, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO-The number
of murders in this city has been cut
practically in two since the advent
OF prohibition. according to police
reports. Crime of all kinds except
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES decreased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

EVANSVILLE, Ind-When Cas-
sius McFall. the most ARRESTED
man" in Evansville. was again haul
ed into court on a charge of drunk
enness, he told the judge he intend
ed to go to the country and settle
down to a quiet life"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

just now the boys like to bet from
day to day that Ruth will or won't
make a homer. What should the
odds be? Apparently. about 3 to l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Standing OF The Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston e games).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia e
games).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

LONDoN-Life-saving apparatus
locked up in a dressing rooms Had
il been free OF access the life of a If
te~en-year-old boy would have beer
saved at the East Molesey Distrlcf
Council Bathing Station. according
to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07

So I'll just speak my four base piece
Every little now and then
For If / spoke it every day
You'd soon tire of me-AMEN.
So Say5 Babe Ruth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
@. s. HEGADoRN, D. @.


Telephone 1915 Perth Amboy. n. J.
OFFICE HOURS. { t. 8 P. NJ
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
Graduate Of the Palmer School OF CHR
spractic. Davenport. Iowa
Raritan Building Room AIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
Standing OF The Clubs.

Games Today.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-14
Preparing, for Influenza

This dread disease SENS to be
creeping in again and the doctors and
nurses and health authorities are
busy making preparations to handle H.
1t is thought that if people would
take the trouble to build themselves
up and get IN good rugged, physical
condition they would have much
better chance of escaping this dread
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II Won are weak and tired out and
rundown and unable to take the neces
sary rest TO bring yourself INTO hrst'
class condition, probably you had bet
ter take Iron I.axTonic which seems
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ton for Just such cases. There is the
laxative which keeps the system free
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there is the Invaluable iron in form
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the blood and general strength. There
are a good many preparations con-
tanning iron i'm one form or another
but only one Iron Lax-Tonic Pill the
package bears the name of the drug
giSt who originated IL, D. l. lAdht"Sh0i
and many grateful people acknow
ledge its benefits
For example, Mrs. Hugh Connell
who lives at 14S Vernon street Wake
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with gas on the stomach, indigestion
and poor appetite l could not sleeI
we'll which made me more or les
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and now, after taking three bottles o
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Coming to the Opera House all next
week THE Ttvoli Girls" Is people 10
two shows each night. and .. Low
prices ADV.
L. Schwartz, serge manufacturer
of New York. is spending a few DAYS
with his brother-in-law, Meyer kohn
of School street.
Miss Theresa Su,nvan, formerly /
employed in the office OF the Allen a
Company, began work this week III
the office Of the Bennington Garage
Mrs. X. T.. Howard who is under
going treatment at the Putnam Mem !
orlal hospital for injuries received ny
fall about a week ago, is getting
along nicely.
The new telephone directories have
been distributed and subscribers are
requested TO destroy their old DOCK
as many numbers are changed IN the
new directory.
VaudeNNle-special engagement
what Every Girl Expects, an arts
tic comedy Offering in song and story.
Carload Of scenery, beautiful ward
robe by Wainwright G. Co., Harte The
atre today. ADV.
Col Thomas Harmon, f. Payson
Hathaway, ]. M. Hyde and Mr.. Alex
ander were among those from the To-
al post, G. A. r., who attended the
annual department encampment IN
Rutland Wednesday.
Walter Woodward, Arthur The
barge and William Barber left Thurs
day night for Buffalo where they VIII
meet e. w. Williams, proprietor OF
the Bennington Garage, who has been
. to Detroit for new. cars.
Virginia North, older daughter OF Mr.
: and Mrs. II. B. North, observed her
fifth anniversary Thursday Afternoon
= by giving a party to IL of her little
friends. A happy afternoon OF play
was enjoyed supplemented by many
= good things to eat. The dining room
was prettily decorated in pink anC
white and the dainty colors were mucl
in evidence upon the table Tiny PM
q baskets containing candies and PM
p and white caps were fayors. The pref
tv birthday cake with its lighted can
r dies was not the feature of the part.
ID Thursday afternoon as it was auis
outdone by large Jack Homer PIC
p The little people recited the vel
~ known nursery rhyme and did a
Jack did, stuck in their thumbs an
G, pulled out, not a plumb but uniqu
gifts which furnished much merr
ment, Miss North was hostess at
delightful party.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-14
Let's
Buck Up

and keep our faces to the
sun-Uncle Sam is 0. K
the wheels of industry every
where are whizzing-the de-
mand for willing workers is
unlimited-the Savings Banks
all report mounting deposits
the Churches and schools
report increasing attendance
the Town Jails generally
are absolutely depopulated--
and there you are.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-14
STRAWBERRY PLANTS

A few of the Superb Everbearing
plants left that we are ready to ship
out.
This kind is best of all the ever.
bearing varieties we have tested and
plants are nice and vigorous.
Get a few OF once and obtain sup
ply OF berries this season from July
until October.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price,
$500 per 100-25 or so at same rate.
r. q. RANDALL,
2t6 SALISBURY, VT.