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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
W. H. PIERCE, RETIRED AND
 RECEIVES WAR MEDAL

w. H. Pierce, who has so long and faithfully guarded the Cliff Dwelling ruins east of Flagstaff for the gov ernment, has been retired by the gov ernment on part pay and moved into his home in Flagstaff.
 MT. Pierce is much pleased with the decoration sent him by the war de- partment, for "service from 1861 to 1885," with Lincoln's head showing on the reverse side of the medal. The receipt of the medal was surprise to Mir. Pierce as he had not heard of an award of medals of any kind to civil war veterans.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

share in this campaign? Shall our brethren go to war and shell we sit here?
 We invite all men and women of Flagstaff who are interested in seeing this church become more active, joy full, capable and enthusiastic force for righteousness in this town to join with us. Come and see what is to be done. Come Sunday morning at Ii o'clock.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

Vutuiuk tuc T TIOuiScu LdHu
 will be the subject of the sermon next Sunday morning at the Church of the Epiphany. After forty years of wan dering in the wilderness the whole army of Israel one day crossed the Jordan and made complete conquest of new land of opportunity. The Episcopal church is in the midst of a nationwide campaign to win a prom ised land. When the church is fully functioning in the prosecution of the mission assigned to her by her Lord and Master she will have won the land which indeed fioweth with milk and money--the joy of adequate serving and large accomplishment. Shall the Episcipal church of Flagstaff do her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
To Play in Roosevelt

The Iyceum Baseball Club of
North Amboy will travel to Roosevelt
on Sunday where they Will open their
regular season against the strong
representative team of that place.
The Roosevelt combination opened
their season In this city two weeks
ago by taking the scalp of Joe Null
lens team to the tun of q ga victory
in n twelve-inning game.
Judging from their showing against
the crack North Amboy Sporting
Club last Sunday. there is every rea-
son to believe that the representative
North Amboy team should put up a
creditable exhibition against the bor-
ough outfit. The entire Lyceum team
worked at It's best on Sunday and
should succeed In holding the Roose-
welt team away from the bags.
With Zalsri and Seplacky available
for mound duty, and Coughlin and
Nesly ready for receiving work the
Amboy team should succeed in scor-
ing O victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
INDEPENDENTS TO PLAY
SPEEDWAYS TOMORROW

Basketball fans in this section Will
be given their last chance to witness
O basketball game this season by go
ing TO the Auditorium tomorrow night
where the High School Independents
and tho Speedway court teams viii
battle in the third game of their series.
Jams who have been fortunate enough
to see these two teams in action in
the two previous games will surely
set aside all other engagements in
order to witness this contest.
Perth Amboy's future representa-
tives in semi-pro basketball circles
are capable of playing a game that
compares with the contests between
tho Auditorium and Riversides while
their series lasted. The first two games
of this series won by the Speedway
team, were won by two points. and
each game was full of pep and play
from the word "go" to the whistle.
These two combinations are evenly
matched in ability and should give a
Good account OF their playing in this
game. To date the Speedways have
Won twenty out of twenty-one games
played. while the Independents also
have a creditable record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
es BuIIseyes in Succession

Anyone who a tried his skill at
blowing the center out of a little tar
get with a .22 caliber bullet knows
that the feat of placing a number OF
bullets one after another In that small
black heart Is a real accomplishment.
When Captain d. V. Ashley, of the
4th Infantry, New York National
Guard, placed IS consecutive bullets
in a two-inch bull al so yards on the
indoor range In the Binghampton ar
mory he accomplished something that
and rifle shot would be proud to att
Ftach to his own record. In fact he
set up an indoor .22 mark hat will
probably not be knocked over very
quickly.
Captain Ashley, who is a member
of the Binghampton Rife Club In
addition to his military service made
this record while trying put a new
small bore rife which had been
placed in his hands to try out. 1t
was n of the new Winchester Bolt
Action Box magazine rifles which
made their first appearance at Cald-
well when twelve of the twenty MEM
bers Of the International Small Bore
team used them in their successful
contest with the English team.
Firing at q sighting bull OF 3 -38
inches and a counting bull of 3 in
ches in the prone position and using
IL iCSuidi ciSillS Will WliCll kiS
rifle Is equipped, Captain Ashley
started In to test his skill and the rifle
simultaneously and when he had had
enough he had annexed a remarkable
run record. Sixty-eight bullets In
succession made the center of the tar
get and 1t was not until his 69th shot
that Captain Ashley got out OF the
center of the target enough to lose
the bull. Then he hung up q close
four.
Captain Ashley's shooting was done
from a prone shooting table used
for regular indoor prone shooting
gallery work without n artificial
rest, arm clear and using the sling on
the rifle.
Indoor rife shooting has been in
dulged in quite vigorously this win
ter in many sections of the country
and some fine shooting has been re-
corded but it is a question whether
any better recor tina nthat of Captain
Ashley will be made under the condi-
tons which he shot.
Such shooting requires wonderful
control, an accurate eye and remark
able holding qualities. The least finch
or failure to hold perfectly during
that long string of bullseyes would
have broken the charm and sent one
of the bullets outside the little two
inch circle. Captain Ashley's record
a remarkable example OF fine
holding and close grouping over a
long stretch of shots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
The Great Outdoors
Trapshooting as An Intercollegiate

Sport
The intercollegiate tropshooting
league has been revived with Yale,
Harvard, Williams, Dartmouth. Penn
sylvania and Princeton as members.
Cornell is a possible entrant. The
intercollegiate T~rapshootipg League
existed for a number of years but with
America going into the war the league
like many other things passed away.
Right now. however. there is more
interest in trapshooting in the col
leges than ever before and 1t wasn't
at all difficult to form a new organi-
zation. which will be conducted along
better lines than the old league and II
will be strengthened from year to
year. Under the constitution and
bylaws OF the new organization Yale
viii be given the Presidency, this year;
Princeton the vice-presidency; Dart
mouth. the secretaryship and Har-
ward the Their will also
be a Graduate Secretary, who really
will pilot the league. This Graduate
Secretary will be a member of the
Advisory Board and it will be his
chief duty to see that the league
progresses.
There will be club matches, events
for beginners, freshmen, inter-class
matches, home and home shoots with
other colleges in the league. winding
up with the intercollegiate Trapshoot-
ing Championship on or about May
22. This championship event will moro
than likely be staged under the au-
spices of the Yale Cur Club over the
traps of the New Haven Gun Club.
The colleges that do not have Of
fcers this year will be remembered
next year when Pennsylvania and VIII
liams will have officers and two oil
the other colleges will help to run
the league from the outside. Tit
same Is true OF Corneyy IL the tina
cans come in. Columbia wanted to
toin the organization but cannot find
a convenient place in which to shoot.
Trapshooting In the colleges wa:
first taken up at Dartmouth and
Princeton and Harvard followed the
same year-about 1910. Pennsylvani;
and Williams came along. Columbia
won the Intercollegiate Championship
once aud Yale won 1t nine times In
succession. Princeton and Yale hav'
veteran teams Princeton Is further
advanced than any of the other col
leges in shooting, there being six trap
in operation at Princeton Universit!
Gun Club.
1t is the plan of the league t.
spread over the entire country, to ge
colleges all over to join. and to shoe
t~elegraphic matches with teams o
distant points and team matches will
those who are nearby.
Trapshooting will not become a
popular as baseball or football among
collegians but II makes a mighty fine
college sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
HAVE BROKEN EVEN
THUS FAR THIS SEASON

When the Jamaica Stars, Long ISL
and's leading semi-pro baseball nine.
combat Joe Mullen's Amboy combina-
ton on the Raritan Copper Works
diamond Sunday afternoon. It VIII de-
eide whether the Amboy representa-
tives viii start on successfully on a
winning streak.
Last year when the Long island
team came to this city Mullen.s
had a lengthy winning streak COM
piled against some of the best semi
pro teams in New York and New Jer-
sey. This game was in the middle OF
the season when the Mullen
scored over them meant n great oeas
and placed the visiting combination
was working At it's best, and a victory
high In the minds of the local oase-
ball fans. After an exciting pattIe
the jamaica team edged to the Tore
and finally won by a SO score.
The local manager was planning
to leave the Long Island team on
his sotfcduie until scr in the sea.
son. but thought best 10 secure op-
position such as the Jamaica diamond
outfit Is capable of furnishing at this
time which will enable him to continue
furnishring ths fans tho best exhibi-
toni.
The same lineup az was used III
I scoring a victory over the Evergreens
OF Brooklyn last Sunday VIII be useu
in this gLme.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23

his opponent and a flash on the ice.
Herbert Drury, h most s~pectacu-
lar player in America. Will be assign
ed the position of over. In the
games hat Drury has played In the
past winter two players we're usually
assigned to keep him covered and
then they failed. There Is not a
speedier hockey player on the blades
than Drury.
Matches on Artificial Ice.
The most important position on the
team-goal tender-will be looked
after by Bonney. Tall in stature, he
Is n veritable stone wall in front OF
the net. He Is the best goal keeper
In the United States. Everything
that has been said about ability to
the above named also applies to the
players who will play the defense POI
sitions, Fitzgerald and either mail
or Tuck. They are excellent shots
and have the ability to take the puck
down the ice. The second string men
are but slightly inferior to the first
string men. Any time a regular
shows signs of letting down. a fresh
man will take his place.
AL the games and the inquire skat-
ing championships VIII take place on
artificial Ice In the nAtwerp Ice raj
ace. The hockey surface VIII be ITO
by 60 feet. Before the Olympic pro-
gram came out Americans Thought
the hockey matches would be played
on the Brussels canal. other hockey
teams have been entered by Canada,
Sweden. Norway and Denmark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Rlcta and Scotia.

In his Dictionary Of Phrase and
Fable, the learned Rev. DR.. 70. Cob
ham Brewer. writes upon Picts and
Scots: "Pict is not the Latin pict
fpainted people,. As Picts and Scots
are always mentioned together, there
10 no rsason why one name should be
Latin and the other Gaelic. Scot Is
the Gaelic 'sgod { a dwelier In woods
and forests), and Pict Is the Gaelic
pict-ist (fr~eebooters), the two being
equivalent to foresters and free
booters."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
UNITED STATES HAS STRONG
OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM

The hockey team that will represent
h United States in the Olympic
Games in Antwerp, Belgium, has
sailed for Europe.
The work of this team viii be
watched closely by all Americans de-
spite the hundred and one other
things In the newspapers. for Il Il the
first American team to engage In
Olympic competition in eight years
Incidentally this team will open the
Olympic Competition.
1t Is a powerful aggregation that
has been chosen to wear the shield
powerful in all departments, aud II
any of h foreign sevens prove SUI
perior to u team, we want to tell
you right here that the winners will
rave to be a remarkable team. Mover
was a better hockey team chosen In
America.
The players were chosen from the
teams of the best three amateur
hockey teams in the United States
the Pittsburgh Athletic Association;
the Boston Athletic Association and
the st. Paul Athletic Association. The
Olympic entry allows even entries OF
regulars and seven substitutes. Tho
United States is sending thirteen play
ers, all first string men, and a pan
ager. Ray ID. ~Schooley, of Pitts
burgh. The team before soing
ABROAD pluyeu n nulIlDeT Oh eNillplf ION
games In Pittsburgh and other cities.
the proceeds of these games going to-
wards the expenses of the to am. The
cost of sending the hockey team will
be about $4,000.
Who HE Players Are.
The members-of the team are
George z. Geran, Leon Tuck, Irving
w. Small, Frank A. Synott, Alphonse
La Croix and Frank u. downing of
the Boston A. A; Joe Mccormick.
Larry Mccormick. Herbert Drury and
Ralph Bonney of the Pittsburgh A.
A., and Gobeen. Conroy and Fitzger-
aid of the st. Paul a. A. Joe McCoi-
mick will captain the team.
There Is not Il bettor player In The
country than this self same McCor~
mick. He ia q steady and consistent
performer and q terrific yea shooter.
He Will play n wing position along
With Geran. the Boston JoLth, The
4. sensation of the past as Gobeen
Wa; is slated > play centra fs with
out a peer when il comes to both Of
fensive and defensive play. lie is a
wonderful dribbler. crafty with the
stick In getting the puck away from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Acmes Fail to Appear.

The Port Reading Tiger baseball
team did not pen It's solgon last
Sunday as expected due to the nom
appearance of the Acme team of this
city. The Belmont A. c., of Roose-
welt, will travel to Port Reading this
Sunday when the first baseball game
of the season will be played. Mike
Olsen, of the Port Reading
team. his outfit ready for
the tilt, and feels confident that his
proteges will score "a victory over
the strong Roosevelt team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
To Practice Sunday Morning

The st. Anthony baseball team will
hold their regular Sunday morning
practice session on the Raritan Cop
per Works diamond this Sunday on
account of holding a dance in the
Auditorium tomorrow night. The
next practice session of the team Will
be held next Thursday night In prep
aration for the opening of the season
a week from Sunday. All the mem
bers of the st. Anthony team are re
quested to attend the meeting to De
held on Madison avenue at 7 O'Clock
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
10 P0lICEM EN- REPORT
FOR TEAM PRACTICE

About fifteen coppers appeared on
the field yesterday afternoon to an
swer the call SEM out by Manager
Bachman of the bluecoat team. This
session consisted of picking out men
fit for infield duty and those suited
for the fly chasing department. After
all the candidates had batting and
fielding practice a game of sides was
played between two evenly matched
teams. This game was interesting
and hard fought throughout, and
showed that the police department
team Is ready for all Corners
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
MONTHLY SHOOT OF
GUN CLUB TOMORROW

The regular club shoot of the Perth
Amboy Gun Club will be held Satur-
day afternoon. The prizes to be
given to the winners of this shoot are
expected to be merchandise prizes.
There will be four events. two fifteen
shot and two ten shot. One shoot will
be held for the club cup. this event
will consist OF a fifteen and a ten
shot contest. Another shoot with the
same number OF chances will be held
for the chamber Of cup.
The gunner scoring tho most hits
for the afternoon will be given q high
gun cup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
PIONEERS TO PLAY
DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY

The Pioneer baseball team will play
a double header on tn ePardee field
Sunday afternoon, the first game will
be against the Morgan A. c. and the
second contest will be with the Maurer
"A. A. Last Sunday In their first game
OF tho season the Pioneers were de-
teated by the Liberties OF New Bruins
wick to the tune of a 80 score. Mike
Ihrismar viii pitch the first game for
The Amboy team Sunday, while Cro-
well will do the heaving in the second
contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
WEATHER MAN AGAIN
STOPS SCHOOL GAME

The weather man has again inter
-fered with the plans of Manager Smith
Of the Perth Amboy high school base
ball teams for the game scheduled
with Atlahtic Highlands for the local
diamond this afternoon, has been post
poned on ccoun OF wet grounds.
This is the second game on the AM
boy schedule which has been post
poned already this season, the OPEN
ing game VIII be played on the r.. G.
w. diamond Monday afternoon,
weather permitting. Leonardo furnish
tng the opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Do Not Gel Careless
With Your Blood Supply

ths great vegetable blooa medi,
cine, will revitalize your blood n
give you new strength and .
healthy, vigorous vitality, Every.
n needs It Just now to keep the
system In perfect condition: 20
TO your drug store and get q bottle
today, and If you need any med
ical advice, you can obtain " VIII m
out cost by writing to Medical ".
rector. Swift Specific Co, 1Os Swns
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
BOWLING MATCH TONIGHT

The third match of the series be-
tween Howard Richards Amboy Best
bowling team and Raymond's Amboy
Ave bowling team will be rolled on
the 'Y" alleys tonight. The first two
matches of this series were copied
by Richards proteges, the first on
the association alleys by a close mar
gin. and the second on Cunningham's
alieyS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
K. OF C. BASEBALL
TEAM AT PRACTICE

The Knights Of Columbus baseball
team held a practice session on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond last
night. Over twenty candidates took
part in this practice which was held
Tor the purpose of preparing the
team for the opening game on the
KING hts schedule against the Catho-
tic Club of this city on Sunday. Man
ager Balinski put his team through q
stiff workout, and feels confident that
dis cohorts will cop the bacon in
sundays game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed
TO any indication that your blooo
supply is becoming sluggish, or
That there Is q ~lessening In It's
strong and vital force.
By keeping your blood purified.
your system more easily wards OF
disease that Is over present, wait
ing to attack wherever there !, an
opening. A few bottles OF 3. 5. y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Iyceunra Announce Lineup.

The Lyceum Federal baseball team
WILL play the Keasbey Feds on tho
United Lead Works diamond Sunday
afternoon at 1900. The Amboy team
will lineup as follows In this contest:
J. Kopko, c.; r. ~Johansen. p; G..
Kochek, H.: NJ. Bobal, 2b.; p. Nor
gan, S.; F. Cab sb.; and Shuback,
Zalari, Suraski and j. Cab in the out
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Standing in Intermediate Employed
Rovs RaS Lcnfhau Iaan1uA

On Tuesday night O'Brien's court
outfit defeated Barlics' team by a
score of 17-12: Sieber's team defeat
ed Preacher 1912. and Ritter's outfit
chalked up a victory over the Silver
quintet to the tune of a ct score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Blue and Gray Midgets Want Games

The Blue and Gray Midgets a light
Junior team averaging from Is to II
Years of age would like to arrange
games with the best teams IN this
section in their class. preferably the
different boy Scout troops. The open
ing game on this teams schedule will
be played Sunday in Woodbridge
against the Flyers Of hat place. Adj
PRESS all challenges to Manager Anton
lubbock. 150 ChaunceY street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23

Last night on the "Y" court Hill
tons volley ball team was defeated
an two straight games by Steele's
combination and the result of these
TWO games changes the position in
the standing of these two teams. In
the other games Schrimpf's team
took two games from Tatten's lead
ing outfit. II was decided to continue
this league another week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Results

New York. S: Philadelphia. 9.
Washington, 8; Boston. 8.
Chicago, s; Detroit, q.
Cleveland, IL; st. Louis. 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
CaMeunaae.

Yonbers Subscriber-po me a IA
yor, Central; make this connection as
poor as you c1n. ] want my wife to
think ] an IN Tarrytown."-The Tele-
phone Review.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
standing of Clubs
Games Today

New York at Boston
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati al Chicago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Standings In Major
Baseball Ledgu e!s
LEAGUE
f~esterdays SUI

New YorklBoston (rain).
Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
St. Louis-Pfttsburgh (rain).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-23
London Cats

London Cats
Thirty thousand starving cats are
rescued from London streets every
year. They are painlessly killed, their
skins being used for muffs and gloves.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-13
Crepe Bloonnas.
STRANGERS GOT s514.

The old game of exchanging a roll of paper for 9, wad of money was worked on Carl Ragalsky, of 56 Gill more street, yesterday, and Carl is now looking for the two strangers who eloped with his $514, the savings of many years. Raga1sky reported to the police that he met the two men at Steuben and Pembroke streets. yesterday morning, and they showed him a roll of bills which they said contained s5,o0o, insurance money on the policy of their brother, who was killed in California. They requested more working capital, how ever, and went to the bank with {Ra- galslxy while he drew out his $51 4
 ThaE then made the usual quick
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-13
TO OPEN BRIDGEPORT STORE.

Arrangements completed and leases signed by Frank Jacoby and the G.. R. Kinney Co.,, Inc, for the entire ground floor and basement of the Ja- colby building, 1431-87 Main street, opposite the State Armory, will give Bridgeport the largest shoe store in the state of Connecticut. The G. R. Kinney Company, operate 72-stores and 4-factorfes and it is their policy to sell direct to the consumer. Edwin H. Krom, president of the company, was in Bridgeport yesterday supervis- ing the work for the opening which will be Tuesday, June l.