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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
kOHLER, BR|7TON
WIN THREE STAR BOUTS HERE

eight rounds, both boys displaying
nifty jabs, Britton's left aiding him
q great deal in his victory. reward
the end of the different rounds Brit
ton showed his ring generalship. the
county seat boxer allowed Colby 10
lead the fighting during the early part
of the round. and then he would mn
ish the bout with a rush.
Willie Kohler, of New York, out
| fought Walter Nelson in h second
main eight round event of the even
ing. Kohler displayed speed and all
, around fstic ability. Nelson showed
| that he could take q severe beating
and only gained an even break in one
| round, the remaining rounds going to
Kohler. The boy who defeated Potty
some time ago, carries a punch in
either hand and had Nelson in q bad
way several times.
The final out on the card brought
together frankie Sullivan of Brook
! ly:, and Happy Howard, of New
York. Howerd's unusual height gave
him a big advantage over the Brook
Ignite, and he also carried a stiff
/ punch in either mitt. Howard won
four rounds, Sullivan one and three
were even.
Sullivan put up a hard fight
throughout the match In an endeavor
! to bring his lanky opponent within
reach, but Howard was never in dan
! ger, landing lefts and rights ON his
| opponent at will. Towards fighting
ability is we'll liked by local fans and
It Is very likely that he will partici-
pate in another bout in the near fu-
ture.
Eddie Tremble, of West New York.
was the third man in the ring, during
all of the bouts. The next series OF
bouts will be held two weeks from last
might at which time three Fights n
| two tours will be the attraction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
RHODZS

their claim to the title.
Frankie has been doing most of
his training at South Bend this win
ter and often plays handball with
the basketball players.
He is confident Of victory over jim
my Wilde, the British champ, when
they meet in the title clash at Toledo,
Ohio, March II.
When questioned about the coming
bout, frankie smiled right out loud.
wilde must be a good boy to de-
feat Babe Asher and Mike Ertle as
he did. but nevertheless, / think ]
can beat him.
II have the better OF him in the
left jar, but there is still something
which / will pull in this fight that will
surprise the public. It's a new punch
"a combination left and right jah
which will stop the Briton before we
! go very far. / have never needed to
use this punch as yet. Been keeping it
for Wilde" he said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Jensen to Pitch For Springfield.

Atcer Jensen, the star local south
paw, who jumped to the front of the
diamond world in an unusual hasty
manner expects to start 1920 season
with Springfield, Mass, of Eeastern
Springfield. Mass, OF the Eastern
League, while there is a possible
of the southpaw being taken
over by Buffalo OF the New I~nterna-
tional League.
The Perth Amboyan pitched some
wonderful ball for numerous teams in
this section. the A. 8. & r., the Am
boy team, Wheeler C~ondensers and
r. C. w. He vas given a tryout with
Newark and pitched a number OF
good games but the return of several
big league twirlers came back to New
ark and Aicer was sent to Springfield
in the Eastern League, where he
spent the latter part of last season
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
GROTR

Frankie Mason, American fiyweight
champ, made the basketball team a
success.
The loop sport didn't interest the
fans of South Bend. Ind, until G.. A.
Cooper, physical director of the Y. NJ.
g. A. there, hit upon the idea of hav-
ing frankie, who was training in the
gym, put ON an exhibition boxing
match between halves of the basketball
games.
They packed 'em in then and the
basketeers got started. Gradually they
came to the front and are now one
of the best a~ggresations in the state.
Out of 16 games the South Bend
five has lost but one-that being to
the University OF Chicago early in the
season. 1t has piled UP a total of 1887
points to their opponents BAL.
BY defeating the former titleholders,
the Em-flfoe squad of Indianapolis, 80
to "a, the South Bend tossers earned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Girls Club to Practice.

Tomorrow afternoon the Girls Club
basketball team will hold q strenuous
practice on the Auditorium court in
preparation for a. hard game IN Mon
day night, when the local girls travel
to Newark to oppose the crack New
ark Y. w. G. A. team for the third
and deciding contest of a series.
The locals feel confident of carrying
home the bacon in this encounter. in
asmuch as they defeated the Newark
ers on their own court in the first
game, while the Newarkers came
back strong and copied their victory
in this city. The lineup which the
local team is expected to use Is as fol-
lows: The Misses Elizabeth and Ruth
Macan, forwards; Ethe Lewis, cen
ter, and Doris Willsey and Marion
Burns, guards. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
The Ansider

The baseball rookie was alone;
The our was rather late;
Upon his big league baseball hopes
The youth did ruminate.
He saw himself n hero great
With magnateS all around,
While fans appraised in unison
A loud and joyous sound.
He saw n manager approach
ATmed with a fountain pen,
"Sign ON the dotted line right here"
He heard him say, II then
He heard q how, s~ub-conscious voice
Which said: "It's safe to bet
That he who hesitates will oft
A tidy bonus get"
"For fifteen Thousand extra dough
I'll sign,' the rookie cried,
"With any les than Babe Ruth gets
III not be satisfied"
The manager produced a roll
That SUI would choke a cow
The rookie held an outStretched hand
That shook, L must allow,
His fingers almost gripped the roll
When everything went black
And Mother yelled: "Wake W, my
son,
= You're sleeping on your back"
It Is possible that the series be-
tween the Auditorium and RiyersideS
will not be completed this season, and
it seems as III the old ink OF a quar-
rel in big series arrangements is still
with us.
From the look Of things at the
local police station nowadays IL
seems as II the old stuff is still
with US.
THE ORIGINAL CEITICS HAVE
A GREAT BASKETBALL TEAM
WHEN THEY CAN OUTPLAY THE
LOCAL FIVE so DECISIVELY. THE
OPPOSITION TOMORROW NIGHT
COMPARES FAVORABLY WITH
TILE CELTICS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
GUN CLUB SHOOT
First Event of Season Will Be Held
Tomorrow on Local Traps

Owing to the rain last Saturday the
shoot of the Perth Aanboy Gun Club,
scheduled to be held then, had to be
postponed one week This shoot win
be conducted tomorrow on the clubs
range, just west of the former Amuse-
ment Park track in outer Smith street,
and will mark the first shoot to be
held by the club this season There
will be two and possibly three cups
to be awarded to the members as tro-
phies during the next six months. Two
of the cup events will be for twenty
five points each, of the handicap var
iety. The third cup, if such Is offered,
will be for high gun. Many of the
tmembers are expected to participate
in tomorrow afternoons shoot which
will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

By Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, March by a SCORE
of % to 20 yesterday afternoon the
freshmen basketball team of Nlatawan
high school won from the eighth grade
team In a hotly contested game played
on the Geran's hall court. This was
the last gam in a series being play
ed between these two classes. The
series was won by the high school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
The Itching and Sting -
of Blazing, Fiery Eczema

The soSrce Of Eczema Is In the
blood, the disease being caused by
an infection which breaks out
through the skin. That is why the
most satisfactory treatment for all
so-called skin diseases Is 8. 8. s.,
for this remedy so thoroughly
cleanses the blood that no impuri.
ties can remain. Get a bottle to-
day, and you will see results from
the right treatment. Write for
advice. Address Medical DIRECTORY
10 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
ElkS BOWllnQ
League Data
Standing In EUss Bowling League

The Rectors failed to show up for
their match with the Star Fish in the
Elks Bowling League last night and
forfeited three games. The Star Fish
however, a their team present and
won three from q scrub team. Sulli-
/ van, anchor mar for the Fish, aver
aged zoo with scores of 204, 204 and
191, while lockwood of the scrubs
led his team mates in average. 1874.
Tonight h Ironclads and Nationals
will meet in q three game match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Two Indian Giants

The Cleveland Indians have a pair
of giant hurlers in the spring training
camp at New Orleans. Pitcher Frank
Meyers is six feet and Bob Clark, re-
cru slab artist, is one inch shorter.
This pair ought to make the Indians
mound conspicuous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
HeImetta BowIers Win

HELMETTA, March 12.-The Hell
meta Club five won all three game in
the match rolled at the p. r. r. Y. NJ.
c. A. alleys at South Amboy on
Wednesday night. The scores were
all over the eight hundred mark show
ing good pinning. Deming, the Oldest
man in the match, was high average
and score man, with John Valek a
close second. The return match will
be rolled at the Helmetta alleys on
Wednesday night OF next week. The
lineup and scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Rainbow Five
Highlands Five


Besides being popular Joe Lynch.
of New York, is drawing down the
kale for lighting. He wrung tho
sponge last yea for the sum of
$S5, 900. He has boxed IN practically
every important fight center in the
United States. Bouts with Pete Her
man and joey Fox Melted him about
$14,0 00 per mill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Seems Like the Skin IL on Fire.

There Is q harassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that becomes
. torture. The itching is almost
unbearable, and the skin seems
n fire with the burning irri-
tation. A cure from local appica-
tons of salves and ointments is i'm
possible, because such treatment
can only allay the pain temporar-
lily. The disease can only be
reached by going deep down to its
source.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
PAGERS to Go to Freehold.

The PAGER. basketball team will
travel to Freehold on next Wednes-
day night, where they win meet the
crack American Legion team Of that
place. Manager Roessler of the local
team will use his regular lineup in
this game, and expects to add another
victory to his teams list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Back to Six Roundt,

The American Legion boxing club
of Spokane has Started off with the
resumption of six-round bouts, the
first in years. Gradually the coast may
get out of the four per centers. Women
are permitted to attend. They de-
'mand it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
EDWARDS Is WISE

Lew Edwards, the Australian light
weight, who has just come to this
country under the management of
Tom Andrews, says hat If he eve
meets Benny Leonard, the champion
VIII have to make weight and do it
in public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

The Amboy Five bowling team will
roll the Roosevelt Y. NJ. G. A. team
on the local alleys tonight. The local
team was to have played the crack
Aquehonga team of the Staten Island
league, but this contest was cancelled
due to the illness OF several of the.
Staten Island teams players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

The Brooklyn Dodgers Jared well
in the schedule of the National
League. They drew nineteen Sunday
games at Ebbetts Field. This is more
than was allotted to any other of
John Heydler's circuit. The Giants
got but thirteen Sunday games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
CUE STAR COMING

One defeat does not d~ishearten the
Australians. Miss Fanny Durek.
swimmer, did not meet with much
success in America. Now Miss Ruby
Roberts, champion woman billiard
player of the antipodes, is coming to
this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
RAINBOW FIVE OF KEYPORT
WIN FROM HIGHLANDS, 55-49
keyport BaskctccFs Continue on
Their Winning Streal-Walling
and Williams Star.
% SpecidI COTTespOndenf.

% nDeCIuI OITtspOFiueNT.
KEYPORT, March 1.-THE Rain
bow five travelled to the Highlands
last night and brought home another
victory. The game was fast from
start to finish. A large crowd tray-
eled to the Highlands to see the Key
port team win. Walling was the star
for the Rainbows. making eleven field
goals and one foul goal. Williams
of the Highlands, dropped in seven
field goals. The score was tie in the
first half, 2T-27.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Speedways
Plans Kid Rates

The kids at Des Moines, Ia, are all
excited and thrilled over the announce
nlent that Tom F~airweather plans to
establish f~1fteen-cent admission prices
for kids ON Sundays and holidays and
free Invitations during the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Sport Briefs

Pat Moran should have little to
worry about now that Groh and
Roush have agreed to sign. The
team this "a will be the same that
won the championship for Cincinnati
last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

John McGraw has not added very
much strength to the New York
Giants team, and although they are
expected to give the Reds and the
Cubs a hard battle, a great deal is not
expected of them in the latter part OF
the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

The Yankees have a much strong
err all-around team this year thar
they did last year. Ruth will add a
great deal to their offensive strength,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
PATRICK WHITE q SONS
r-NCTNEERa EnTNnTRs
1

and Special Machine. Pattern
BofA<r and Blacksmith Work
Telephone No. 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

Ty Cobb's name, a password in the
mouths of scribes for q good many
seasons, is not heard very often this
year. Ruth seems to have replaced
Cobb in the ayes of the sporting fans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-29
HARDWICK Will
SUE TELEGRAPH
Tells Macon Audience
He'll Ask $500, 900
For Libel

MACON, Sept. 29-Thomas w.
Hardwick, candidate for governor Will
sue the Macon Telegraph for $4,000
for libel for "insinuating" that he had
a bomb sent into his home for polit-
zeal purposes" and will contribute
whatever money a Bib county jury
gives him to the Macon Hospital, he
told an audience last night at the new
City Auditorium. Mr.. Hardwick was
speaking in the interest of his candi-
dacy for the governorship in the run
off race with Clifford Walker, hav-
ing arrived at 80 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. He also dealt vigor-
oussly with the last election, charg-
ing fraud to Walker managers in Bar
tow. Decatur and Walton counties.
He also defended his action in repre-
senting Ludwig Martens, comparing
him to jefferson Davis and Aaron
Burr.
Dealing with the Telegraph Mr..
Hardwick said: Editorial comment
has been made in the Telegraph in
siuating that | had the bomb sent in
to my home for political effect. The
Telegraph charges that | sent that
bomb which put the life of my wife
and the life of an innocent negro wo-
man in jeopardy ! tell them now that
am going to file libel suit for
100000 against them, whether gov
ernor of Georgia or private citizen.
I will be here to conduct the case in
person. | am going to ask a Bib cohn-
ty jury to give me 100000 though
| myself would not touch a cent Of
their dirty money Every cent I am
awarded will be donated to the Ma
con Hospital. Papers are now being
prepared and will be filed in the
near future"
A good crowd heard Mr.. Hardwick
who was introduced by Roland Ellis.
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been operated by the Vienna Tele-
phone company. Some time ago The
People Of Byromville became dissat-
isfied with the service and the mayor
and council formally adopted rcsolu-
tion condemning the company. That
was followed by ery subscriber in
tnl town ordering u =, company to dis
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The Old Front Porch Goes On Tour.

continue service, and the company did
50, whereupon the company found
iS3elf with an exchange m Byromvilie
but not one subscriber to serve.
Now comes a petition from the cit
liens of the town asking that the
State Commission issue a rule to COO
pei the company to improve the SER
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SENATOR Smith
SPENT $ll,S92
And 1t All Came From
His Own F unds, Says
Sworn Statement

ATLANTA, Sept. Clifford
Walker, Hoke Smith, J. F. Brown
and Claude A. West have filed state
ments of their campaign expenses in
the recent primary. With the expira-
ton of the twenty-day time limit,
John N. Holders account is still miss
ing.
Senator Hoke Smith, according to
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Byromville Phone
Plight RA~l D~~LI~,,-

ATLANTA, Sept. 29-One of the
most novel and interesting cases ever
presented to the State Railroad Com
mission, and over which that body is
in quandary, comes from The citizens
of Byromville.
The exchange at tnat place has
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his statement spent s1i 1926 in
his campaign, all this amount
coming from his own resources. His
largest expenditure was $3,020.55 for
advertising. On items listed by the
federal law, the senator spent So
658.02.
The former attorney general had
a total expenditure of $3,323.14 and
of this amount $7,154 was contribut-
ed by his supporters, leaving per-
sonai expenditure of $1,169.14.
Claude A. West, who was defeated
for secretary of state, had an expense
account of $2,692.20 and of this sum
1926 was given him by friends. Com
missioner of Agriculture j. j. Brown
his total expenses amounted
to the $125 entrance fee.
Crowns Log Cabin Pecan Roll.
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Just Received A Large Shipment OF
II 100 SIZE r
KITCHEN CABINETS
Aluminium Tops, Porcelain Tops,
Oak Finish as Well as White
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vice.
The commission finds itself in the
position of being petitioned for rule
against public utility for improve
ment of service when, as matter of
fact, ia compliance with the action
of the people of the town there is no
service there to be improved.
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FOR prompt transfer service and
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Crowns Log Cabin Pecan Roll.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

orinas pasan Ia sangre y por ella
todos los tejidos impregnandolos y
trayendo IN envenenamiento cada vez
mas grave, llegando en5 ocasioEes =
producir trastornos mortaIcs. Tene-
mos disposition del p1blico un buen
n1mero de testimonies de pcrsonas
idoneas y. carecterizadasi de dist;ntos
pai5es, en- que nos rinden, en- una
forma que revela mucha sinccsidad,
su agradecimiento por q 6sito que han
alcanzado con las Pfldoras "Mitche-
la" para los RiiIones. En- las di-
recciones que acompaha a cada frasco,
Sc dan a ccnocer mas en- detalie las
intermediates de los rihones que han
sido dominadas con el uso de este
gran espccffico, " 81 va. padece de
cualqu:era enfermedad de los riilones.
no debe vacilar en- hacer Tin ensayo
con las Pisdoras 'MitchelIa' para
los Rifiones,, especialmente 81 no ha
obtenido Vd. resultados .satisfactorios
con otros medicamentos vcndidos para
este fin. Pidalas en- las Farmacias Y
Droguerfas y no acepte Vd. sustitutos.
:. NILLAMIL CO.
San Juan.
ara Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
NOTAS DE INTERES

aqua para transformarla en- vapor
Cae el vapor condensado en- forma de
lluvia sobre la terra bajo la accion
de la gravedad: CORE despu9s ha-
cfa el mar por los GAUGES de los rios,
salvando los desnivelos y repro3Gcs,
convertible en- trabaD mccahico. Ia
energia que q calor del sol smpleo
en- elevarla las capas mas a tas de
ia atm6sfera venciendo a f1erza de
Ia gravedad. Y asi las cantidadcs de
trabajo en- que Sc transforma el ca
lor para evaporar el aqua elevarla
en- la atmosfera, son restitufdas al
ccndcnsarse el vapor y al caer en-
forma de lluyia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

Ran5n Garcia Cdrdovd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03

Todo ell mundo en- Puerto Rico, pobres
ricos,. debemos felicitarnos por que
I'm grupo dc hombres de ibuena volun-
tad, inteligcntes y patriotas, hsyan rea-
lizadc ell negocio de La comrra de la
Compafiia Francesa de los ferrocarriles,
habiendo estos seaores invitado ? todos
los que aqui tienen sus bienss raicss,
a cooperar con ellos, tomando acciones
ofrecerlas a tcdos que participen
de dicha transaction. Yo aseguro que
este negocio es uno de los mejorts que
los iriciadores han hecho en- su vida, fl
nancisEa. y les felicito por eli rasgo mag
nanimo que han tenido en- darles parti-
cipaci6n sun los que solo podian to-
mar una accion.
La compra de- los ferrocarriles Ca
Puerto Rico es un gran negccio, pues
esta valorado en 81, 100000, Y creo qus
solo costara S5,ooo,oOo quizas menos,
cuando todo Sc haya liquidado
Antes, la Direction estaba en- Paris.
Ahcra estara en- San Juan Sera mucho
mas facil llegar a conclusiones y ven
tajas, pues los directories estan todos
aqui y pueden decidir prontamente las
transacciones de la Conpaiiia. Desdc
luego es una empresa facil de manejar,
aunque hoy dia tropiezan los directo-
res con vsrios problemas, y son:
PRIMERO:-Tener que seguir la IL
nea desde Carolina Guayama. via HUI
macao Yabucoa; trazado algo dificil
por los muchos puentes que hay que ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-03
La EIGChifCaC6n de los FGTOCaHiGS en- Puerto Rico,
GS una gran nOc0Sidad y IN gran negociO

do Ell los trenes dc pasajeros el cincuen
ia por ciento en- carbon En- los trenes
de carga el setenta cinco por Glen 0.
y en- las locomotoras de estaciones, es-
tas gastan cua 70 nbras de carbon, Y
con electricidad solo gSstan una hb-a,
ccs'o dc la. production corrientc elec-
trica.
Fere. me diran: "est2,los e1 Pue. 20
Rico. ST, aqui estamos, podemos So
Lrepujar les Estados Unidos 81 que G.
mes utslizar nuestros buenos in O.
ligentes ingenieros, para que nos ayu-
den a economizar v gan1r mucho aiuc
70. va que hay alg1n dinero en- ell, pa 3,
que rnsde invertirse con grandes vents-
jas y buenas ganancias.
lcomo podremos sobrepujar a los Es-
tados Unidos? Utilizando los saltos de
aqua Que ,.nemos en- ell pals, que ape
mas nadie los conoce. generando la fuer
"a hidro electrical. con ellos, de 900
a 1000 caballos dc fuerza
ST Sc utiliza Ia fEcrza bidro- elect :ica
de Puerto Rico. y 50 apIcara les Te-
rrocarriles, seria el a'3jor negooio del
mundo, y lss acciones valdrian $4,000
Embellishments. ,ras
,5D6nde estan estos saltos de aqua 2
5como Sc podria desarrollar la fue1za
hidraulica? IA que costo podria dcsarro-
nayse? GQu5 Sc necesita? 5Cuales se-fan
sus ventajas7 Esto es 10 que me propon
go conte5 ar en- sucesivos articulos.
w. D. NOBLE
San Juan, P. R., II de JUNO.