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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
LYCEUMS TO PLAY
FREEHOLD AGAIN

The Lyceum A. C. baseball nine
will endeavor to even matters with
the strong Freehold representative
nine when these two teams meet In
Monmouth county on Sunday after
noon. The Freehold outfit defeated
the Amboy representatives in a
close game early in the season, and
a Notwithstanding tie game was
played when the two teams met the
second time. If the Lyceums win
this game, the rubber game will
probably be played the following
Sunday.
The large band Of rooters accom-
panying the North Amboy outfit to
the scene of diamond battles are OF
the opinion that their players are
displaying a better brand of ball
right now, than at any other time
this season. Mi1chick is pitching a
winning brand of ball, and the team
as a whole is playing a smash-up
game behind him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
VAST C0LORED
TEAM COMING
Royal Giants viii Face Perth
amboys in Game at Copper
Works Field on Sunday.

The Royal Colored Giants of
New York, the colored champions
OF the country. will appear in this
city on Sunday afternoon to oppose
Joe Mullen's Perth Amboys in a
iouble-header. Without doubt this
team is the greatest booked so far
this season, taking into considera-
ton their strength as a ball team,
and their drawing strength as a
novelty attraction.
This team has opposed everything
n semi-pro circles throughout the
country, some of their opponents
being the Bacharach Giants, Bronx
Giants, Tesreau Bears, Pennsylvania
Red Caps. Lincoln Giants and their
attest opponents being the crack
Cuban Stars. This team is one capa-
ole of mingling comical perform
ances with fast play, and still show
their superiority over the majority
Of the teams mentioned above.
Fans who are acquainted with the
brand of ball put up by the colored
outfit are of the opinion that a
larger crowd will come out to wit
ness this feature double bill than
attended the contest between the
House of David nine and the AM
boys a short time ago. In booking
this contest Manager Mullen has
been forced to a great expense. and
the booking of future teams of like
strength will depend entirely upon
the turnout for this game.
After the pennant races in the
American and National leagues
draw to a close stars such as Sisler,
Jackson, Hornsby. Cobb and numer-
Gus other big leaguers form base
ball teams for the purpose of tour
ing the country to play ball games
during the remaining days OF the
season. If local fans show Manager
Mullen on Sunday that they will
turn out in real strength when a
good team appears here, it is possi-
Bile that big league stars will be
booked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
DU POINTS HERE
ON SATURDAY
Big Deciding Game to be
Played With Copper Works
Team for Championship.

Manager Boiler" Fitzpatrick's
Dupont Powder works baseball team
will have their last chance at the
Middlesex county industrial cham.
pionship this season in their game
with the Raritan Copper works base
ball team on the local diamond
Saturday afternoon. II the Parlin
team defeats Manager Applegate's
tossers, than the Copper workers will
have to defeat the Michelin nine on
the following Saturday to stay in the
race, and incidentally u a three
cornered tie.
The Ingots and the Powder
kings" have met twice this season,
the Parlin boys winning the first In
an extra inning contest played here,
and the Ingots taking the second
played at Parlin by quite q margin.
In other games for /the industrial
title. the Powder workers have lost
two out of three to Midtown, while
Midtown and the Copper workers
are ever In two contests.
While It is known the Dupont
outfit, ~captained by Jim Stevens, will
make a valiant effort to defeat the
lngots in order to bring about a
three cornered tie, the Copper
workers r all primed for a hard
battle. and the locals are big
favorites for this game and the coun-
ty title. 1t is possible that Manager
Applegate will do the hurting for
the Amboyans in this game. while
Stevens will probably occupy the hill
for the outfit from Midtown.
Both teams will use their strongest
lineups. and in order to make tho
game more interesting, Manager APP
49,
of Brooklyn, to oficiate in this con-
test. Mcmahon will be remembered
as the speedy little Jump" that
originated in the initial contest be-
tween Midtown and the Copper
workers. and since that game has
been umpiring steadily for the tire
town team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

o4OV.uV
Sec. 2. Said bonds shall bear interest
at the rate OF 6 per cent. PAYABLE semi
annually on the LIST day of April and on
the LIST day of October OF each year.
Sec. 9. Said bonds shall be in such form
as may be approved by the City Treasurer
and. shall be payable, principal and inter-
est in such medium and at such place as
may be approved by the City Treasurer.
Sec. 4. Said bonds shall be signed by
the Mayor and City Treasurer and at
tested to by the City '-lerk under the
Seal of The City.
Sec. s.. The City Treasurer is hereby
authorized to dispose Of said bonds in ac-
ordance with the statute.
The foregoing ordinance was introdu-
ced and passed on its first reading at the
meeting of the Council of the City OF
Perth Amboy held Sept. 7th. 1920. and
viii be taken up for second and third
readings and final passage at the meeting
Of the Council to be held Sep. goth, 1920
in the Council Chamber, City Hall. Perth
Amboy. N. ].
Dated Sept. 9th. 1870.
ARTHUR z. GRAHAM, =
1sso4-s-15-17 City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
What makes engineering authority

every other part - and
built under rigid super
vision. Sure saving in
cost of transportation.
In all industrial Amer
lea there is no higher
example of engineering
carried intensively into
a product than the Pack
ard Truck.
The A definite factors
of superiority in the
Packard Truck are the di-
rect outcome of Packard
intensive engineering.
The design of the
truck and of its parts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

Johnny Klesch, Cleveland middle
weight Just out OF the high school
and fighting professionally since
April Of this year, is ready to ar
range bouts with BryoH Downey,
Augie Rather, Mike O'Dowd. Jackie
Clark. Johnny Grifiths. Soldier
Bartneld and other t~opnotchers Of
the middleweight class. Klesch Is
of the belief that inasmuch as
Johnny Wilson, the champion of the
middleweight class, is afraid to
meet veterans OF the ring, the pro-
position Of fighting a youngster
might be talked into the Italian
champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
FOOTBALL TEAM
SEEKING GAMES

The Atlantic A A football team
Of Elizabeth has reorganized for the
coming campaign and would like to
arrange games with the strongest
semi-pro teams in and around Mid
dlesex county. The Elizabeth team
is after state honors and teams av-
eraging 165 pounds are preferred.
Ali challenges should be sent to
Frank J. Mcguire, 11S West Grand
street Elizabeth, or by calling Eliz-
abeth SOAR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given tina. the District
Board Of Kssistry snS w, Gisetion n n s ,hs
County Of Middlesex. will meet In the
places hereinafter designated on Tuesday
the 14th day Of September, 1920. be-
tween the hours Of 100 and 8 T. M. for
the purpose of registering all persons en-
and General Election.
Said Boards Will also cit in the same
places between the hours Of s A. M. and
Q p. M. or Oct. 2s for the purpose Of
conducting a Primary Election for the
three memters Of the General Assembly;
three members of the Boa-d of Freehold
ers for fui, term: one member of the
Board Of Freeholders to I'll unexpired
term; two coroners; one member Of the
Township Clerk; three Justices of the
Peace: Six ~Constables; Seven Trustees Of
the Free School Lands; W Surveyors
of the Highway.
Notice is further given that said Boards
will sit st the same places between the
Oct. IL. 1890 for the purpose Of register
ing persons for the General Election to be
held on Tuesday. Nov. q. 1890 between
the hours OF 9 A. NJ. and 7 p. N.
Said registry and elections will be held
in each election district at the following
First ward-ist Poll-Township Hall.
First Ward-2nd Porl-nigh School.
Second W'ard-1st Poll-Fords School.
Third ward-ist soIl-Port Reading
Third ward-snd Polf-Avenel School.
WALTER j. REILLY,
Secretary Middlesex county Board OF
s1s43s-9-S-7t Dew Wed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
WILL PLAY DU POINT Nine DECIDING GAME OF SERIES HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Lack. Old Top,''

I'll ms
Lack. Old Topi-
The same good feeling was shown
in the boxing contests. One night a
q. s. n. middle-weight knocked out
a British champion. When the
Britisher woke up he at once pro-
ceeded to the Yankees dressing
room and, grasping him BY the
hand, remarked:
I thought / was going to lick you.
II 1 was 10 be beaten / am glad
that It was at the hands OF such a
good sport as you. Good luck to you.
old top"
Real Sentiment.
p. O.. Baker, secretary of the
Achilles Club. the new oxford and
Cambridge athletic club. which pro-
NOTED the British Empire-U. 8. A.
meet in London. neatly summed up
the feeling between the American
and British athletes in explaining
the object Of the Queens Club gath
ering when he said:
We got on very well with the
Americans at Antwerp. We found
them very good fellows, and we tried
to give them q thoroughly good time
here"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
"GOOd FeHOWS"
At OlymbicS
BY J. II.
Il. A. STAT Corresnondenf.

LONDON-The knockers and the
'grouches have the dope all wrong.
They maintain that Olympic games
stir up national animosities instead
Of tending to promote good fellow
ship.
These moulting birds should have
been in Antwerp when the olympic
teams broke training. They would
have got the surprise of their lives.
1t was a treat 10 watch a party of
athletes representing half q dozen
nations, clinking glasses and drink
ing to each others health with queer
sounding toasts
Here's Howl"
"SkoI' would shout lander Of
Sweden or Nurmi or Finland: "a
ten" would pipe Guillemot, the
French army cook, standing on a
chair and shaking his mop Of hair;
"cheerio" would be the contribution
OF Percy Hodge of Great Britain;
here's how" would thunder modest
ly our Pat Ryan. Then a Of
athletes sporting the colors Of many
countries from Viborg, Finland, 10
Frisco would cheer each other until
they were hoarse.
But these convivial outbursts were
but the finishing touches to a week
of rivalry shot full with little acts
and incidents of true sportsman
ship.
an Chummy.
What could have been finer than
to see Edwards Of England heartily
the hand of Paddock (U. S.
Al who beat him In the 100-metre
dash? When A. G. Hill of England
ran away with the Kilometres, the
most hardly contested race of the
whole week, the first man to stagger
up and pat him on the back was
Shields (U. 8. Al.
And so 1t went on all the week. No
matter what country a winner came
from his victory was hailed whole
Iheartedly by the massed fans of the
countries.
I~nterpretersi
The Americans, the British, and
the Swedes were particularly chum-
my. They were in and out Of each
others dressing rooms all the
time.
Rudd. the EngIishman. who ran
for South Africa. and who made
many American friends at the Penn
relays: Strobe jackson, who repre-
scented Oxford at the Penn relays in
1914; Earl Thomson, the Canadian.
who would have liked to have repre-
sented Dartmouth. acted as "liaison
officers between the American and
British camps when disputed points
were 10 be settled
One day / saw Klumberg of Es-
thonia and Lethomen of Finland
showing Magee, the Bowdoin coach,
some of the fine points of javelin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
CITY ADyERTIsEsIEN1

To pay share chargeable to the City Of
Perth Amboy for Maple st. Sewer Ex-
tension Bonds:
Whereas. temporary Improvement bonds
we're heretofore authorized and issued for
the pavement OF Maple Street Sewer Ex-
tension and
Whereas. the sum Of ss.15o.oo represents
Jthe amount OF said cost chargeable to the
City of Perth Amboy. and
Whereas. for the purpose OF Issuing per-
share,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY
Sec. /. For the purpose Of paying the
share chargeable to fine City OF Perth
Amboy for the Maple Street Sewer Extern
sion Bonds in the sum Of S3,150.00 shall
be issued dated October LIST, 1920, and
navahla as fniIowas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

of Teams.
Richards Coming.

DAYTON, O.-Blockie Richards.
unheard of a year ago. has come
to the front so fast that he is being
touted as the best featherweight
capable of giving Champion Johnny
Kilbane a run for his title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

DETROTT.-The Detroit manage
ment has bought so many minor
leaguers that many OF them will be
tried out this fall. Taking them all
south next spring would burden the
clubs expenses too heavily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

NEW ORLEANS-Marty Burke,
the Dixie tr1nket. who held all the
southern, amateur championships at
the weight OF ninety pounds. believes
he viii fool the dopesters as a heavy
weight some day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

ST. PAUL-Mike Gibbons. pro-
baby the best qualified boxer in the
world to give lessons in the ring art.
is making a small fortune IN his cor
respondence boxing school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

SALT LAKE.-President Mccarthy
has playtered Bill Rumler of the Bees
with a five year suspension for his
admitted part in Coast League
gambling. Five a from now will
find Bill no spring chicken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

What doth the freshman think
When he shows up at college?
You think 1t is of classic lore,
And other brands Of knowledge?
You're wrong, because far different
thoughts
Are in that freshman's noodle
Will / accept Pa Tappa Keg,
Or go Alfalfa Doodle"
o
She found the cutest little box.
A dainty, satin thing,
Which once had held a thimble or
Perhaps a diamond ring.
That's just the very thing I need"
She joyfully did say:
IT'S just the thing in which to pack
My bathing suit away"
%
When Georges boat arrived,
A boy was on the pier ;
He had a telegram
Addressed to Carpenter.
Dear George. you'd better sail
Back home aboard that ship,
B. Miske," were the words
Upon the yellow slip.
~" 81
Tho baseball fan picked up the
sheet
With quite a. weary air.
Il wonder who's been gambling
now?"
Said he. with troubled stare.
"In days Of old I used to say
That crooks might rule the world,
But you could bet there was no fake
In-hasebaIl flag unfurled.
But now you cannot watch a game
With any peace of mind.
You think the home team won and
Twas merely thrown, you find"
But, of course, as yet we've not
heard any scandal to the effect
that the cricketers in Philadel-
phia are playing the double-cross
game.
Besides. who'd care IL they did?
They've even heard of the easy
dough in South America.
News note: Luis A. Firpo, South
American heavyweight champion, is
coming to the United States to box"
o
Box what? Crackers?
%
We'd like to read about
What Cox and Harding say.
But tell US how we can do that
And watch baseballers play?
o
The League of Nations interests US,
Z And all its legal phrases
But the American League race still
is on,
With all its three-team phases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

SAN FRANCISCO-Court A.
taches were surprised to hear that
Judge Deasy shaves himself in HIS
courtroom. That developed when
the judge reported that burxI1rs
had rified his desk Of 80 two-ceftt
stamps, a safety razor and q pairsef
shears Betting is even as to
whether he cuts his own hair, too
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
Bengal Recruits.

DETROIT.-Two recruits from the
Bloomington club in the Three-Eye
League have reported to the Tigers.
They are Fothergill, an outfielder.
and Conkwright, a pitcher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

ST. PAUL-Johnny TillInan Is
going to the Pacific coast for three
fights. He'll first show in Portland
and then drop down into CALIFORNIA;
~four-round game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

NEW HAVEN. - Chief Bender.
former big league star, has proven
that Indian blood stands the test of
time. His pitching won the pennant
for the New Haven club in the
Eastern League this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

AKRON.-C. c. Skellys of Akron.
has dreams of owning the Buffalo
club in the International League. It
is estimated that 100000 would be
necessary to swing the deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

The Yankee Midgets of Gordon
street defeated the Lucky Seven
team of the Grammar School yes
terday afternoon by a Of "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
Teams with Omen Dates

The Pioneers of this city. a strong
light senior team, are without a
game for Sunday and Manager
Marcel Bonalsky is DESTROYS of
hearing from the Liberties or Red
Stars of New Brunswick, Belmonts
of Carteret, Rossville. PAGERS Of
South River, North Amboy, Saiems
or Maurers. game to be played on
the opponents grounds. Teams de-
string to book the Pioneers for this
date can do so by calling 161 during
the day and asking for Thompson
OF after Z o'clock by calling 1916.
o
The Sacred Hearts Of South Am
boy would like to arrange a game
for this Sunday with some light
senior team in this vicinity. Man
ager Travinski can be reached by
calling 279 after z o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

Charley weinert of Newark out
fought Willie Meehan of San Fran
cisco in a twelve round bout in the
Coliseum A C. of Newark last night.
Meehan weighed 1913 pounds and
Weinert 1876.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

Jack Dempsey got $4,000 for
three rounds of fighting.
President Wilson got $4,000 for
year OF work.
Babe Ruth got $4,000 for a sim
tIe picture.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, sir years
ago, passed up an opportunity to
make several thousand dollars in
real estate because he didn't have
$4,000.
Man o. War earned $4,000 IN
eight races
We haven't got time for more.
but
HOW DO THEY GET THAT
WAY?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
BIC should Start a JeweIry Store

erich, England-Edward EN-
ans has just celebrated his second
silver wedding. His first marriage
was in 1857 and his second in 1895.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
Yesterdays Resul

st. Louis, o; New York, g..
Chicago. 10; Brooklyn, Q.
Philadelphia, 81; Cincinnati, 10.
Pittsburgh-Bos ton (rain.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Weinert Beats Meehan.

A. n. p. M
Sept. Is ............10:37 1859
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
Standing of Teams.
LEAGUE
Gamea Today :

Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis.
Other teams not scheduled.
Yesterdays Results.
New York, IS; Detroit, 8.
Philadelphia, s; Cleveland. 0.
Washington, z; Chicago, o.
st. Louis, z; Boston, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15
Standings In Mao,
Baseball Leagues
LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Other teams not scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-15

The selection of mate
rial. The new and adj
vanced processes devel-
oped. Special machine
equipment invented.
Packard standards in
the finished truck en-
sured by holding one in
spector responsible for
the work of each twenty
men throughout the
Packard plant.
AL leading up to the
unequalled strength of
the Packard truck parts
and the high performance
of the Packard Truck.
Packard engineering
puts economy on the
road ahead of cheaper
ing production in the
factory.
Low transportation
costs shown by Packard
Trucks-dependable per-
formance-long life-all
matters of record.
Records and the ga
factors" available to
business men at any
Packard Branch.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02
RISING COSTS

here has been much rar.r
since .u August regarding m.au. ..
r-orcne .est 81 ltu- lHe a.u..
IstraaHa set iHe machinery aI tH.
dcparment ri Justice TO work Con.
gre amended the Lever alt arf ul.
a tsw teeth Hto D.. >uU iIe f..
sul's SO lar have been uc.fu1i..
Instead Of prices decrea.Iur Uhrg
have actually advanced .he 'a.f I.a
mon hs as the l1ilOwinL h..s.
'Au increase OF 81 p4r cent u
The Cost ri living for Al.r--. Ha-t
esrutrs between July, 1914. and Na-
vemncr 1919 Is shown 90 state.
menf issued 5y the National a..
'r.al Conference board IN Boston r..
week -l1s represents an adsaIct
o. lN4 per cent since March. l).p.
when nra dropped temporarily. and
So per cent since last july The
increa e ~ the cost Of the five ma p-
itcms ~ The family budget since
july. itii was. Food. % per cent.
shelter. 81 per cent. clothing ia5
per ccni- f1el, heat and light q uer
cent, and ,undries. u per cent
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02

The proposition Of A. & Crozicr.
Of Lakewood, to the farmer, and
business men % portales relative to
establishing cannnig factory al thc
latter place IS under consideration.
This concern is TO be capitalized at
$1,000 or more Mr. Crozicr. TO take
$3.50 provided portalcs will put up
$500 10 be spent for the entire
equipment of the lakewood Canning
Factory, supplies on hand. and tie
lakewood label ln addition T. the
above PoTta.cs agrees to plant. tend
and harvest and deliver TO the fac
tory al least one hundred acres OF
tomatoes and as much more as will
be feasible TO plant for the first
year
Committees have been appointed to
investigate and ascertain # The acre
age could be secured, and also to
see alb ut the financial part Of the
proposition
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02
OPPOSES RED DEPORTATION

The Chicago branch Of the Fedora
tion Of labor has appointed d com
mIuee "for the protection Of labor
workers from deportation and exile.
The action was innocent enough on
its face, but when il is considered
that its passage was accompanied
with speeches ~ eulors Of Emma
Goldman and Alexander Berkuar
and protesting against their deporta-
ton II assumes a sinister aspect The
Federation Of Labor will lose anv
right to public support # Il places
Itself N opposition to the deporta-
ton OF proved anarchists
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02
SAN JUAN


San Juan Bank in New Hands
Last week w H. Harrington, o.
Pennington, president and cashier oi
the San Juan County National Bank
disposed Of his interests to George
Keepers. Of Gallup. one of the stock
holders and w $ Barnes. of Farm
ingion, recent arrival from Texas
The stockholders held q special
meeting and elected George Keepers.
Of Gallup. president; w. s. Barnes
vice president and cashier and G N
Norton. second vice president The
new directors are George Keepers.
9. ". Norton, w. l. Paddock. r. T.
F. Simpson ard W s. Barnes. all of
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02

through the head with his service
rifle while alone in his tent in camp
near Deming, early Sunday morning
December 2lst.
The deceased soldier bore a good
reputation and had never showed any
signs of being depressed. His com
panions say that he never made any
threats that would suggest that he
had any such rash deed in mind.
Mark Kennedy, of Deming has re-
turned from IeNaS, where he pur-
chased two carloads of highbred
COWS. When the shipment arrived
at its destination he had an increas Sc
Of several more head as there were
several calves born on the trip.
Brazil D. McGlough, salesman for
the u. S Garment Company Of Kansas
city abducted Ruth T. Smith a fif-
teen year old school girl of Hot
Springs. this state. on The 18th Of
bis month. The last heard Of Nc
Co.1h. the girl ans large brind'e
bulldog was when they drove hrolgh
Iamnr THE official FL esl~y town
and c,r have been notified and :
..w, hardly possible t#- he man
Mrs Smith and her daughter lived
H. er-iu1s. wr # emi n
worked t Ca.am.a ha#a
re frantic and every effort #e.s.
r.H. .a locate fhc couple
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02

The recent Holstci1 sale a Mills
placed about l9l Ho'stcin milk COWS
ou the mesa. About 20 head not sold
at tine public auction have been re-
ainod By the WlsoI Co, and will
be ken, for two or three weeks, 10
be sold AZ private sale, if there is a
demand for thcm if not they will
be shipped 10 Kansas o Registered
bon. We.t sold az prices rauEin- from
EI}a tu s7n7
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02

Because SO few typewriter Inks
are indeiible OF unaiterable the Ven
ezueisn government has forbidden
the official registration Of typeWrit-
ten documents.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02
MORA

Harry Evans Of Roy has purchased
t.e school section lease adjoining his
farm from Roy Wo dis aaj el buy
81 from ,he state and add 10 ms
stack farm
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-02

The highest interest that can De
charged for loan in the Isle Of Man
IS 6 per cent and that has been the
lawful rate for more than 200 years