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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
By MILDRED MARSHALL.
ROSALIE.

lDoSALLE and Rose appear to be Of
II the same general root, the more
euphonious name Of Resale being
a French extraction A curious point
Is that the color rose Is irrevocably
associated with the name Rosalie. as
vel as Rose.
The history Of the name Resale Is
to fair women OF France and ii was
there that St Dominic arranged a
series Of devotiOns by means Of tell
ing beads upon a string. These
formed the rosariurn. or rose Earde
or freely translated. delights Of de-
Totion. The Rosarium has a day to
itself in the Roman calendar and may
possibly have named the transat-
lantic saint Rosa di LUNA which
gave rise to ROsita. Switzerland calls
her Rosel and France Rosine. or 70
sometimes Rosabella. meaning beau
tiful rose" From Italy comes Rosina
and Rosetta A more rare, but no
less charming Interpretation. is Ro-
sealba, sIgnifyinE white rose"
There are red roses and white roses
and yellow roses IN nature. vet the
real rose is the deep pink and the
bearer OF the name or any Of its de-
riv1tions should surround herself
with these flowers II she would wish
the psychic atmosphere which their
rare beautiful gem. the flame hearted
ruby. Il denotes pride and hauEhti-
ness and appoints Tuesday as the
fortunate day for its wearer. and 8
the lucky numb er.-f Copyright. 1920.
Dy me wheeler Syndicate, Incl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

A man can no longer mix his
nbntfOns, but he will 30 right on
mixing his flirfadons and won
derinE why they produce such
painful reactions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

Every Jack has his Jill. and every
Ananias some day meets his Sapphira,
and each fondly believes all the gilt
tering fancies the other paints for
him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

Every lover is a sentimental prof
iteer-a builder OF air castles. a pro-
moter OF dreams, an inventor OF fairy
tales and magnate OF Imagination
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In the game OF love every girl
would like to qualify for the amateur
championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
Seen Through The Widows Lorgnette;
She Tells The Bachelor Prohibition
Means 4 Boom In The Marriage Market

ct PREDICT" said the Widow. look
ing as wise as a person with an
impeFtinent retrouesse nose can
look. that there IS going 10 be q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In proportion to population swift
zerlond has the largest number Of
savings-bank depositors Of any
country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

flower is the white hawthorne. a
beautiful bud - fCopyright 1920. BY
The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

in the marriage market-and Hymeu
viii get YOU II you don't watch out 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

Laughter Is one OF the most Deautl-
ful things in all the world. The only
fountain Of youth we've ever discov-
cred springs from laughter Il tides
us over the stiffest climbs and the
steepest tumbles. and g makes up TO
Us for disappo and failure.
sd slnrIea In aEe Linz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

a caterpillar can eat twice It's OWL.
weight in leaves in twenty four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In age most faces are traced with
lines and set with wrinkles Those
age marks tell sad stories Of disap-
pointmeut. failure and heartaches. It
Is as IL many OF the faces we see in
passing were ledEers OF concerns that
haven't paid-of concerns that aren't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

In Italy mulberry leaves are pre-
served in cold storage as food for
silkWorms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

You think Of the Collenette as dis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
|'H|-Y' CLUB
WINS SERIES
Iictor on Y. M. C. A. Court in
Association Inter- Club Sc
ries by Winning z Games

The Hi-Y Club basketball team
bf the Y. M. c. A. won the associa-
NON inter-club series yesterday by
pDing two wins at the expense of
q Employed Brotherhood First
hm and the Employed Brother
bod Second team, the first game
lded 1910. while the second con-
st terminated 7-6.
In the first game the teams play
hard in the first half. the En-
Dyed boys leading 7-3 at half
ne- With a burst of speed the
-Y team came from behind in the
cond session and won the game.
ughes and Silver .~ere high scores
r the winning team, while Gar
lila was high point getter for the
sers.
The second game found the Hi-Y
Ee again encountering considerable
OPPOSITION, the first half of this
Rme ending with the score even,
4. Again in the second half Of this
me the Hi-Y OUTFIT showed reserve
rength and won out 7-6. Hughes
Ind Sieber starred in this game.
The teams lined up as follows for
|heee games:
Hi-Y--Forman and Hughes. for
|fards; Nelson, center; Stocked,
Jones and J. Silver. guards.
Brotherhood Firsts --Coddington
and Gardella, forwards: Ritter, CEN
ter: O'Brien and Berggreen, guards.
Brotherhood Seconds - Rataja-
rzak and sieber, forwards; Halli-
gan, center; Beatty and Sieber
guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
HARRY APPLEGATE
OUT FOR REVENGE

Harry Applegate Is eagerly await
ing the coming OF Sunday and his
chance TO go into the box against
the Ironsldes OF Newark. Earlier in
the season "Chtnk" was sent IN
against the Newark outfit and pitch
ed classy bali. allowing one hit in
seven innings, but the eventful
eighth caused Apples" downfall.
four hits coupled with an Amboy
error resulted in the visitors scoring
four runs and winning the game.
The Ironsides manager reports
that he will bring his strongest
lineup TO this city on Sunday in an
endeavor 10 cop this game and finish
the series between these two teams.
The Tottenville representative nine
will oppose Amboy In the FIRST game
Of the big double-header.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
ROYAL ATHLETIC CLUB
TO HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM

The Royal Athletic elab OF Peas
ant Plains has announced the or
ganization of their football team for
the coming season. Charles Leon
ard was appointed captain OF this
years team and he u DESTROYS OF
hearing from any light senior team
in this vicinity to oppose his outfit on
the opponents fsld. The Royals q
team which made q wonderful
showing on the diamond last sea-
son will open their season October
10. The following players who will
appear on the field in the Pleasant
Plains uniform are, w. Rorner, B.
Drennen. Leinheim, J. Austin, s.
Demeritt, r.. Johnson, r. Austin, w.
Flick, w. Klein, ]. Neil. E. Crate,
Fl. Grafe, NJ. Sprague, Boyle,
Townsend. Finan and Leonard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
HANK THOMAS
To PLAY CENTER
Star Pivot Man to Appear
With Billy Manning's Audo
Five on Saturday Night.

Hank" Thomas, the star local
pivot man Is expeettd to jump cen
ter for Bill Manning's Auditorium
FIVE in their game with the Brooklyn
Triangies on the Auditorium court
Saturday night. This game will
open the basketball season in this
county and one of the games most
successful seasons is looked forward
to.
Bill Manning. manager of the
Hoboken Big Five last season has
collected a combination OF tossers
to represent the Auditorium on the
court in this game. and the success
Of this game may decide the or
ganization of other representative
teams in this city. 1t is said that in
addition to Thomas the Auditorium
team will have the following play
ers for this game: Reilly, Cosgrove.
Harrigan, Calder and possibly Ed
die" Regan, the star basketball
player.
While the teams managed by Man
ming have always been known to be
fuiI of fight from the bell in the first
half to the bell in the second ses-
sion, basketball success in this city
depends mainly on the drawing
ability of the home players. The
Regan McCreery Thomas-Evans-
Hanson combination with the addi-
tion of Bunk" Allen. the star Rivie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
MAKES 81 HOME RUNS STANDS AS SEASONS McORDBG BASKETBALL SEASON CERTAIN

guard. cannot be beaten as a draw
Ing attraction.
The team oi ganized by Manning
would draw well for a while because
OF the pep" displayed BY the man
ager and players. but the only way
to success is a steady crowd" like
that Of last season. fans came out 10
witness Regan in action. others came
to see Hank" Thomas perform.
while others dropped in TO the
games for the purpose OF seeing
Hanson, McCreery or Evans pley.
The Brooklyn Triangles are ex-
pccted to put up fast game OF Sat-
urday night and Van Mulchahey will
referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
YANKEES END SEASON WITH
z WINS; RUTH 54 HOMERS

The New York Yankees competed
their American league schedule
Yesterday by taking both ends of a
double header from the Philadelphia
Athletics. George Herman "Babe"
Ruth laced out his fifty-fourth homer
in yesterday5s game, and this stands
as the "Babs's" big league record
for the season.
Cleveland added pnothsr game Il
their string by taking their fourth
Chicago vas idle. II Cleveland wins
three OF their remaining games. and
Chicago cops the three games left
on their sch sdule, Speakers team Will
still win. II the White Sox lose ali
three games they Will end the season
In tie with the Yankees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
standing of Teams.
HARMONY BASKETBALL
TEAM ORGANIZED HERE

The Harmony basketball team re-
Gently organized under the manage
ment of Matthew Melko and which
challenged all light senior outfits In
this vicinity, has not as yet booked
a game for a week from tonight, ,-the
opening contest on the Harmony
clubs schedule. Manager Melko is
desirous OF booking a team which
will travel to Kozusko's court to
Harmony lineup will be made up
of the following players: Flynn,
Hanson. Glochau, Hibbard. Melko
and Katransky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
AMERICAN FIVE
ORGANIZED HERE

Another basketball team has been
organized in this city and will be
known as the American Five. This
team is desirous of meeting any
strong junior teams In this county.
games to be played on opponents
courts or on their home court. Har-
ry Horowitz, 357 state street, is the
manager Of the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

In an Interesting twilight game
started on the p. r. r. grounds in
South Amboy on Tuesday afternoon,
the New stars defeated the Raritans,
contenders for the city champion
ship, by a score of 10. Reggie and
Render were in the points for the
losing team, while stolte and Do
haney comprised the winning teams
battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

You remember how Mack Sem
nett spent a million or so making
his Yankee Doodle in Berlin" and
how il failed. Then some press
agent suggested that a bunch of
bathing beauties appearing IN per-
son at each performance would
make It more exciting. Well, II
worked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
NII1IIllIiILIl


The baseball public 10 much con
cerned with exposures Of eamblin8
on the diamond.
It isn't that betting 10 prominent
at the ball parks, but that II creepk.
through the medium OF the tobaccc
shop and the pool room, into the
playing field II has been proven
that players have been paid tc
throw games" that is. 10 play &C
poorly their team win lose the con-
test
Gambling weIl-nigh killed horse
racing. boxing, and wrestling Hith-
erto II has been kept out OF base
ball. the nations greatest outdoof
sport. II must be kept out, or the
game loses its support with the pub
lie.
However, It II foolish 70 expers
owners, managers and players Eo
bear all the burden OF oustirr
gambling. They can do but little:
they may remain honest and play
the game TO win. No fan" VIII
ling is done in cigar stores and pool
rooms. And no baseball enthusiast
VIII remain away from the games
because downtown gamblers ara
betting on the resu1t--if they know
the game is being played TO win.
Any city police force can bresH
up the downtown gambling system.
All that 10 necessary il the police
desire TO clean out these betting
nests. Baseball gambling 10 mereIY
another word for police ine<1clencx
or corruption. or both
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

AlATAWAN, Sept. s0:-A game
OF baseball played this week be-
tween the seventh and eighth grades
OF the Matawan grammar school re-
suited in the eighth grade winning
the contest by a score Of 81 to 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
PAYNE HOFFMAN
WIN ON ALLEYS

The Payne-H Hoffman two-man
team defeated the Nelson-Bash
combination in a seven-game match
rolled on the "Y" alleys last night.
Clarence Hoffman, of the winning
team. averaged 1914 for the match,
while Nelson averaged $50. Nelson
won high score honors, his first
score in the match was 247. The
Payne Hoffman outfit won the Sec
ond, third. sixth and seventh games.
The scores:
Payne
121 1ss $50 151 s5 1s1 112
Hoffman
a24 1877 1888 157 1877 2O1 2ss
s45 sss ssS sos 2s2 sS2 s45
Nelson
247 1ss -17s 1ss 1ss no 1853
BASH
ITS 145 11s fso ITO 14s IT'S
4z5 SOL zsS s23 3e2 s1s s2s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

cHICAGO-During the mid-Sep-
used two uniforms a day. The one
they work in the a m. was too wet
for the p. N. practice scrimmage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

BROOKLYN-The screen behind
the plate at Ebbets field Is fish net
ting and not chicken wire as in all
other major league parks. 1t doesn't
scuff balls that strike Il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

DES MOINES-Jack Coffey, man.
ager of the Des Moines Western
League baseball club. is coaching
football at a Catholic college here.
Jack once played for Fordhsm Col
lese, New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

The Pioneer baseball team win
travel to Kreischerville on Sunday
afternoon to play the Stars of that
place the second game of series
between these two teams. The AM
boy team won a game from the
5tars short time ago by a score
bf 7-6. Brown and Huth will be in
'he points Tor the home team in this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

PHILADELPHIA Harold T..
Barron, the Olympic hurdler, who
ran second to Earl Thomson at Ant
werp. has re-entered Penn State.
He LETT school In 1917 10 enter nil
itary service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Three of Clarence Gillespie's box
|rs are In the field to book matches
nth the stars in their respective
lasses. Charley Pitts, the Austria
Jan lightweight who has met Benny
leonard and Lew Tender. would
)ke to meet men in the class of
Hickey Walker or Mickey Donley.
karvey Bright, ''theM Brooklyn
fhoo1boy." weighing between 122
Ind 126 pounds. and Harry Howard.
56 pound borer, also seek to appear
efore local fans. Their manager
IN be reached by addressing COM
to 1040 Church street,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Perhaps Ty win take hand in
the movies when he gets out
where they don't do much else. A
scenario centered about such a
bright star as Cobb ought to gel
over. A schoolboy could write the
said plot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

He's a high salaried bird. Ty is,
He's been pulling down his fifteen
thou for the last ten years. He's
been In three world series. Why
that Georgian must be worth
100000 If he's worth quarter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
as bon 2gs s2s Boz s1a 3.
FootbalI Team (,halIenees

The Pastime Football Club of
Chrome would like to hear from
teams averaging 140 pounds to ar
range games to be played on the
Pastifne clubs grounds. Charles
skin team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
Standings In Mgo,
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
EnIanoa rEolIn

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
PAGER Midgets Win Two.

PAGER Midgets Win Two.
The PAGER Midgets annexed two
baseball games on Tuesday after
noon, defeating the Jackson Midgets
16>1, and the Madison avenue mid
gets 5-4. On Sunday this team will
play the Oakland Midgets on the
Lumber field diamond to decide the
midget championship of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
PAT MORAN

Basing his belief on the fact that
. Dodgers beat his Redlegs Pat
oran thinks the Dodgers are a
bod bet to finish In front in the
bming world series. He says:
"Why shouldn't they have q
fhance IL they finish ahead OF my ball
fjub? They've got a good lot OF
bite sfs. as good as any OF the other
{cIl0>sS can show and Robinson has
)henl In shape to do their best work
N the series. The men are hustling
br everything, playing with confi-
hence, hitting the ball at the right
me and helping one another.
they've got the right spirit and that's
bmefhing which will go long ways
|n an important series of games.
me way they're playing now will
bome pretty near getting results, no
matter whom they play. And I'm
Tor them, don't forget that"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Boston, /; Philadelphia, o (1st)
Philadelphia, 8: Boston, (2d)
Other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
Nick AItrock has been raisin' nick
And havin' fun this year.
Els comedy in baseball has
Been allied up full with cheer.

Nick Altrock has been raisin' nick
And havin' fun this year.
i-is comedy in baseball has
Been allied up full with cheer.
He made the folks throughout the
east
And middle west laugh loud.
He's been an entertainer out
Before q baseball crowd.
And Tyrus Cobb has also been
A star through the season.
He's just like Nick. and yet success
Is not from the same reason.
or Ty has played the actual game,
He's helped Detroit, has Ty,
He's fielded fine and also kept
His 'battin' average high.
So. in the two, we surely have
A beauty combination.
The comedy and funny guy,
And then the real sensation.
Now Ty and Nick have tied their
bonds,
They'll play ball in the west.
And rake in coin this winter while
The other players rest.
Iy ana NICK are going west put
II may be Nick and Ty that'n
come back home.
Doc strub contracted Cobb to
show his tricks in a 15-garne ex-
hibition series in Frisco this fall
but he's a good Snowman and
realizes that no circus would be
complete without clown.
Now 1t is no secret that Tyrus
isn't as fancy as he once Was and
he might not be able to draw enough
at the gate to cover his guarantee.
But Doc is all set now. With Alt
rock in the performance, he's bound
to get by.
We- just wonder IL Nick won't
be the bigger drawing card Of the
two. Ty's got plenty of speed left.
He's got more brains than q
butcher shop, but the dear old
public does love to laugh
Nick will be a revelation to
those coasters. He's got line Of
goods that's as exclusive as Henry
Ford's .f1ivvers. Nobody else can
produce 'em.
Here's another good bet. Youn
be seeing Nick's name attached to
some moving picture compapy's
contract. When they get a good
look at what ha's been peddling In
the American League this year
they'll fall hard.
Doc strub Is Stealing sennett's
stuff He was afraid Ty wouldn't
cut the buck as a drawing card so
he hired Nick to come aloong and
join the show.
Get ready to laugh. you western
ers. Nick's coming. Golly-how
you'll enjoy him. You'll forget all
about Charlie Mustache and Fatty
Coffee Brand when you look over
Nick's stuff.
But
He's a high salaried bird. Ty Is,
He's been pulling down his fifteen
thou for the last ten years. He's
been In three world series. Why
that Georgian must be worth
100000 If he's worth quarter.
Perhaps Ty will take q hand in
the movies when he gets out
xul,a~a tbav don't do mitch elae.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
WHAT THEY SAY
HARRY WILLS.

Harry Wills thinks that the per-
BON called Jack Dempsey and who
lights nowI days when he can get a
match, Is his duck soup. Harry
hys:
Kearns knows that I can beat his
heal ticket, so he's not going to take
| chance. He pretends he Is willing
br Dempsey to meet me, but he
besn't mean wiz. he says. He talks
making the match as soon as the
bile demands that Dempsey fight
That's all bunk. He doesn't care
Tthing about what the public
nks. Pm not going around clial-
ging Dempsey when, 1 know he
ISN'T want to fight. I'm just watt
until people get tired of seeing
4 knock over the setups. Then
~ are going to ask why he doesn't
lt Harry Wills. It's so hard for
TO get fights that have TO work
the docks sometimes, although i
beat any man In the. world"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

The last time Nick showed in
Cleveland he packed the stands
for three days in succession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

COLUMBUS--'Ief Kline is
back at Ohio State to study law af-
ter wearing a Cleveland uniform.
spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
standing OF Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30
Olympic Pure,

OIymplc Purse.
PASADENA. CaL--Ths offer o<
100000 for the staging Of the 1924
Olympic games Is the biggest money
In sight at present for the classic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati
Reds didn't lose the pennaant on
their last western trip. They lost II
earlier in the season, so experts
dope 1t out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Get ready to laugh. you western
ers. Nick's coming. Golly-how
you'll enjoy him. You'll forget all
about Charlie Mustache and Fatty
Coffee Brand when you look over
Nick's stuff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Doc strub Is Stealing sennett's
stuff. He was afraid Ty wouldn't
cut the buck as a drawing card so
he hired Nick to come aloong and
Join the show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Here's another good bet. You'll
be seeing Nick's name attached to
some moving picture compapy's
contract. When they get a good
look at what he's been peddling In
the American League this year
they'll fall hard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-30

Nick will be a revelation TO
those coasters. He's got a line of
goods that's as exclusive as Henry
Ford's .fiivvers. Nobody else can
produce 'em.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-14
LIVE STOCK
|. And RANGES

Owing to the absence of general
showers some drying is apparent 0.
he ranges; generally however, sum
tner ranges continue to develop and
ecause of plenty of moisture in
soil a,e supplying an abundance of
eed. Reports to the Weather Bur-
,au indicate chat the unsatisfactory
ondii' ons prevailing in parts of
pacht and Navajc countis two weeks
go nave been relieved by showers
nd that there is plenty of grass
nd water. In the vicinity of Will
ANS grass is drying out and rain
nee5ed The range is drying also
n the Nogalss sectioa but in the
'icinity of Douglas favorably con-
iition both as to stock and ranges
ontin'le. Heavy rain fall in King
IAN near the end of June did much
-oSl@rrove range conditions in that
:ectiou
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-14
They Called Her ''Yank Trick, y
But They Couldn't Beat Her

and the Eclipse ct 9:45 and the Bril-
liant at 1:20 A. M.
The British laid the America was
a mere shell and called her a CYAN
kee tri, k"
The said: 1--WE II build a boat in
90 days that will beat America for
500 pounds"
The Yanks answered.: "Make it
$4,000 pounds and we'll wait and
sail Re race"
A week alter the America sailed
her match with the Titania from the
NIB iightship to the Isle of Wright.
The f9re-gaff of the America was
carried away at the start but repairs
were made and she won with an
hour to spare.
, The Americans were unable to
match her for any more races and
rather than sail her home, her owners
sold her to Lord John de Blaquierre
for SEE, ZOO. After being radically
changed she was raced with indif-
ferent success and was finally sold
to General Benjamin T. Butler of
Massa :hussetts, in whose family she
still remains.