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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
C CLUB TO ELECT
1921 OFFICERS TONIGHT

The annual election Of officers of
the Raritan Yacht Club, financial
reports for the past year and dis
cussion Of future activities will be
the order of business at the meeting
Of that organization tonight in its
club house on Water street Being
that there will be no opposition to
the men who have been nominated
the following officers will probably
Be elected tonight:
Commodore, John Quinn: vice
commodore. William De Haven;
kovf rnors for three year terms,
VXiiam Buchanan. A. G. Staudt, Z.
NJ. Clark and Louis Newberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Masque Ball Tonight

Tonight the st. Cecilia Singing
Society of this city will hold their
annual masquerade dance in Junior
hall in Smith street. Tickets have
been on sale for some time and a
large attendance is expected at this
annual AFFAIR OF the choral society.
Excellent music has been secured
for the dancing and prizes will be
awarded in a number of the dances
arranged for the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
LODGES

DIR. Peter McGill. Of Bound
Brook, grand secretary of the Royal
Arch Masons of the state of New
Jersey, assisted by Deputy Grand
High Priest Alder Leon. Installed
the officers of Amboy Chapter No.
Al, Royal Arch Masons. Monday
night. A banquet followed the in
-~ation. at which many members
guests were there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Children Given Party

The children who have been pre-
pairing the Danish fork dances un-
der the direction of Miss Marie Mel
sen, assisted by Miss Olsen, for the
postponed kermis were given a party
at the Community House, in John
stone street. last night. The party.
which was heartily enjoyed by all of
the children. raj given In conclu-
sion OF the rehearsals at this time.
The rehearsals will begin again di-
rectly after the Easter vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
FoRDs

In connection with the repaving
of New Brunswick avenue there is
to be a new lighting system installed
on this street. At present the street
Is lighted by small electric lights on
the street corners. but the plan I'M
der consideration at this time pro.
vides for q larger number OF lights
of q greater candlepower. The
lighting commissioners of Keasbey,
Hopelawn and this place are work.
ing out a plan whereby these Sec
tions will be lighted to . greater
extent In the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12

to the home Immediately on receipt
Of the report at headquarters. and
when he arrived on the scene found
the woman hanging from q beam in
the cellar. Coroner William Hard
ing was called but found the woman
dead upon his arrival.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Young People to Meet

The Young Peoples Society of st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church
will hold a special meeting in the
basement of the church tonight at 5
O'Clock. The election of officers viii
lake place at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Miss Thomson to Wed

Mr.. n Mrs. Thomas F. Thomson,
OF Madison avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Anna
NJ, to Artie c. Welker. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Welker, of Pater-
son street. Nc date has been set Cor
the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Need With Mr.. Helsclberr

One new member, Mrs. Anna
Bros, was admitted at the meeting
of the Industrial Club held last
night at the home of Mrs. Chris
Heiselberg. of Maple street. The
object of the club is to meet and
keep busy as the name implies and
all of the members we're busy the
entire evening in their various kinds
of work. Refreshments were serv-
ed in conclusion by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas Hall, of
Maple street, Tuesday, January IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
To Hold Citizenship Court

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. r.
Judge Peter +. Daily will sit to-
morrow in the naturalization court,
at which time il is expected between
100 and l25 applicants for Citizen
ship papers will come before him.
Present indications are that there
will be many soldiers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12

Tomorrow night the Daughters OF
Isabella will hold their first regular
weekly card party Of the year. The
party will be held in the usual place.
st. Mary's hall. in Center street, at
5 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Woman Kills Herself

BY Stan Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 12:-
Mrs. Alice Trottf. forty-three years
old, of 40 Michel avenue. this city,
ended her life about $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by hanging her.
self in the cellar OF her home. Pa
trolman Joseph Curran was detailed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Ne Haze Set Our
House IN order

This store of L. Bambergcr & Co.
II something more than just a store
it Is an institution responsible directly
to the people of Newark. As a store.
we form an integral part Of the life
Of the community. Our aims and
ideals coincide closely with the very
traditions of the city itself.
Naturally, we speak. not with the
voice of an isolated business, but
with a certain authoritative u~tterance,
as merchants IN whom the public has
come to place a certain amount of
we'll justified Pnfidenoe.
When the barometer of business,
particularly in the fall Of the year
and as far back as the recent spring,
began to indicate the trend of the
times, portendine the downward re-
vision Of prices in many lines. we
were among the first to recognize
this new period of reconstruction and
to bring our prices down to a level
parallel with the descending market,
thus affording our customers every
price advantage that new market
quotations warranted.
~
For the past four months we have
been assiduously clearing our stocks
of surplus quantities and taking tre-
mendous losses in so doing.
Now our stocks are clean-down
to bedrock. as it were. All SURPRISES
have been cleared away. The new
price lists have been established. The
slate is clean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Crusader Company to Meet

Crusader Company No. 81 of the
First Baptist Sunday school will
meet at the home of Miss Frances
Deter. f7S Broad street. at $3.50
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
Red Blood
Gets House
Work Done
fuLL-BLooDED PEOPLE ENJOY LIZ

Supplies Health and viGor 20 Women
who Overwork.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12

We hsze, as they say, put our house
in order.
L. Bamberger & Co, with lowered
stocks, faces a market hat is prolific
in merchandise that can be bought at
bottom price. We mean to avail our
selves of these goods and to place
them before our public during the
next few weeks.
You sense the tremendous i'm
portance of all this to you who are
our patrons. Placing your implicit
oonfdencei in our word, you will find
that VIC shall not disappoint you.
There has been no haphazard sys-
tenn in our plans. W. have thought
carefully every move we are to make,
and have therefore prepared for the
month of January a series Of sales
and merchandising episodes that will
be the most-talked-of events of their
kind.
-
Advertising these days, you will
find well worth reading, for Bam-
berger advertising day in and day
out will contain news for you that will
mean real economy in purchasing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-12
bON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense In mixing a mess
q mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff.
uess with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil Of
mustard and other helpful Ingredients
combined in the form of the present
uhite ointment II takes the place of
sstard plassers, and will not blister.
~fusterole usually gives prompt relief
sore throat, bronchitis. tonsilitis,
D, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
iache, congestion, pleurisy. rheuma-
d, tumbago, pains and aches of the
lex o. Joints, sprains, sore muscles.
nxiaea chfIblains. frosted feet, colds Of
he chest Ut often prevents pneumonia.
35e and CSC jars; hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
P. NJ c. and u ofDelauare Teams Battle Here Iomorou
Pm. C.-DELAWARE GAME LIKELY TO
DRAW RECORD BREAKING CROWD

Indications viii the
when Della
c. indicate
this
will struggle the elevens
Blue Gold
in in this experiment the chances
number of the
a
NJ this city will
battle
Harlan Field this city
his preparation FOR
the Delaware the fray
NJ. C.
the followers of the
The of better matched than
The Pennsylvania anxious
practice with
paong playing suspicious
spying in
Wilmington Chapter of
Delaware
organization will be well
the
there viii
There will reserved
admission will be 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
SECOND ANNUAL
TURKEY SHOOT
RifIemen to Stage Big Time at
ShelIpot Tomorrow After
noon; Rifles Provided.

The second annual turkey shoot OF
the Diamond State rifiemen will be
staged at the outdoor range at Shell
pot tomorrow afternoon. This is the
big event Of the year n local rifle
ON and elaborate plans have been laid
t. make the shoot a success in every
Way. A feature of the shoot viii be
the suphly of extra rifles that will be
on hanHfor the use of shooters who
do not have smail-bore rifles at the
present time
In order 10 prevent these nimrOds
from feeling they are imposing on
good nature special supply of spare
rifles has been provided. These guns
may be sighted in by the borrower and
used as. his own all afternoon. To
further encourage these shooters a
special prize will be given in each
event to the high gun shooting one
of the borrowed rifles.
\ consolation prize" will also be
awarded in every event as the clut
management feels that the best
sportsman is really the fellow who
shoots for the fun of it and TO hell
the game along without any hope oi
winning a prize. In addition TO the
special prizes which are intended a.
| inducements to visitors and "old
timers" who have not shot recently
the usual first and second prizes vii
| be awarded in each event with frs
iand second prizes for the grand az
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
DELAWARE ON EDGE
|. FOR P. N. C,.CONTEST
Student Bodies of Both Institu-
tions Will be on Hand; Rec
ord Crowd Expected.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Nov. 1S.-All of the Uni
versity of Delaware followers includ
ing student body. faculty and friends
are ON edge for the big game with
PENNSYLVANIA Military College TO be
played on Harlan Field, Wilmington
tomorrow afternoon.
Mayor Harvey and members of CITY
Council Of Wilmington have been in
vited 10 attend the game as guests of
:he Athletic Council of the University
and will attend.
The game Will be started at go.
There are no reserved seats SO the first
come will be the first served. Head
Coach Shipley who has had charge Of
getting Harlan Field in shape has
made some material changes for the
benefit Of the spectators and arrange
ments have been made for accom-
modating an extra large crowd. Even
should it Storm there are seats for 800
spectators under cover, something that
few colleges can offer. judging from
the interest that has been displaved
in the game a crowd of around 10000
is expected
Both Delaware and p. NJ. c.. will BE
represented by practically their entire
student body. Delaware students will
20 10 Wilmington tomorrow on the
Baltimore and Ohio train leaving New
ark at 11.4S.
They will be accompanied by the
university band and on arriving in
Wilmington viii march to the high
school building at Delaware avenue
and Adams street. At this point they
will form in marching order at Las
and march TO Harlan Field headed by
| the band. The Delaware team will go
10 Wilmington by automobile leaving
/ here about 1880.
/ Pennsylvania Military College has
arranged TO bring its entire student
body to Wilmington and the game
I The cadets after arriving in Whining
/ ton will form in marching order and
headed by band march TO Harlan
/ Field
! Every man on the Delaware squad
is looking on this game as the most
important during their football career
The two teams have been meeting an
nually for quarter of a century and
since 1912. Delaware has been defeated
by =. NJ. c., but once that being 1919
although there have been a number
Of scoTeless ties. including the one
played last year.
Coach Derby is leaving nothing un-
done to get his squad in the bes
possible shape for tomorrows garae
! Yesterday afternoon he put his varsity
Ep against the scrubs for a hard
I scrimmage with the latter using som,
Of the i. NJ. c. plays. The Delawar,
squad is in the pink Of condition
Every man ON the squad is ready foi
the whistle and anxious to get in Tho
game. Aiken the crack guard who
was kept out of the Lafayette game
because Of an injury to his ear j;
4 IN shape again and win be in the lin'
Up at the start.
While Coach Derby has not officially
announced what his lineup would b,
the Delaware boys will likely start a.
follows: Left end, Young; left tackle
| Captain JIclton. left guard, Aiken,
icentre. Lilley or Donaldson: rich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
RAILS PLAN RATE CUT {
OF s3OO.OOO.OOO MORE
Public viii Benefit as Soon as
Wages Are Reduced, Of
ficiaIs Say.

New York. Nov. fg.-Eailroad Off
cials announce that an additional say-
Ing Of approximately S500.000.000 viii
be passed on % the people Of the
country in lower rates as goon - tho
United States Hallway Labor Board
acaeds 10 the requests Of the roads
for lower wage scales. This st3tement
WIS Iuade yesterday after careful an
alysis Of the figures set forth IN the
announcement Oh " dnesday that
10 per cent rate reduction in rates on
all farm products would be put into
effect Immediately. The 10 per cent
cut is 70 apply throughout the entire
territory Of the United states, OK
cept on traffic moving wholly within
New England
As result Of the 10 per cent cut the
shippers, 81 IL stated. win save s55, 600
900 annually, and this deducted fror
the s350,000 900 or 1855 900 900 which
the railroads expect to save through
wage cuts. leave 5000 900 900 that the
carriers promise to give the public
in lower rates. The wage saving q
S35 900 900 IS based on the assumption
that the railroads VIII get the entire
10 per cent cut in the wages they are
asking for train service employees, and
the saving resulting from reductions
! ia the wages Of other employees 10
the level paid for the same class of
| labor in other industries.
In connection with this' IL was ex-
planned yesterday that the - per cent
/ wage cut effective last July Topped or
sornc S375. 100000 10 800 000. 900 ~
/ the 1892 900 600 which was added br
/ the 22ia per cent increase Of the pre-
vious year. Whatever the carriers sue
ceed in cutting from their wage bills,
they soy. win be translated into lower
freight rates at once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
DELAWARE NOT TO
PLAY j. OF P. TEAM
Annual Cridiron Contest Be-
tween Two Elevens to be Dis
continued in Future.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1S.--After three
wears OF football relations. Old Penn
VIII not open the season with Della
ware University next season.
This was announced officially yes-
tcrcay after communications between
the two colleges. This year Delaware
was not i'm shape for the Penn game.
and the Red and Blue won by the
overwhelming score Of SO to 0.
A suspension OF the gridiron bat
ties proved satisfactory 10 both col
lcees. as the Delaware officials did
not seem. anxious 20 send their team
against the more powerful Red and
Blue eleven so early in the season
when there was no uncertainty as to
the outcome OF the game, but the
only question involved was how low
Delaware could keep the score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
LAWS HAVE HELPED INCREASE GAME IN STATE

this fall than the time
This
this
ducks and than before and quail viii enjoy its best
long mild breeding
killing
ear
bird life
birds being moesed the
from sections Of the State the birds
numbers
the leading claim that of these days there
of
TO
be no ext species of game
Of the
be strictly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18

guard, Goffigan or Hurff: right tackle.
Mckelvie: right end, Price; quarter
back, Schaeffer; left halfhack. Jack
son; right halfback, Rothrock; full
back. Williams.
This game will he of special i'm
portanoe to a number of men in the
Delaware lineup as il win not onl.
he the final game of this season for
the Blue and Gold but win be the last
game in a Delaware uniform for at
leas. five men on the squad who
graduate next June. These men are
Captain Holton, who has played a
great game at tackle all season; Joe
Rothrock. nalfback; Gofigan. guard
Lilley, centre and Young, end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
TOWER HILL WINS. -
Local Hockey Team Surprises Dar-
lington Seminary Players.

Tower Hill School defeated the Dar-
hnston Seminary. of West Chester,
pa, yesterday afternoon in a fast
game of hockey played at the Rock
ford Tcwer field. Several hundred
spectators witnessed the game, .he
largest crowd ever out 70 n hockey
game in this city. The Misses Eali
Martenis, Elliott and Krebs star RI
for Tower Hin and the Misses Mitten
and Crisher for Darlington. Both
cams showed evidence Of much prac-
tice and careful preparation. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
GOLDSTE|NL LEADS
IN y" PENTATHL0N
Local Athlete Takes Two Firsts,
One Second and One Third
Place in Competition.

Barney Goldstein holds first place
with 3S6 points In the pentathlon ser
les being held at.the Y. Nj. G. a. John
Gerstcnberg is second with 36l points.
while Philip Bacstein and +. NJ. Nc
Daniel hold third and fourth places
respectively with scores of 1858 and
$50.
Godstein took first places I'm the 90
yard dash in the excellent time of "a
seconds ard the standing broad jump
with a leap of feet liz inches. lie
tied for second place I'm the running
high jump and the fence vault and
for third place in the pun up.
Ed. Bardo won the running high
jump by clearing the bar at feet
Ts inches, while Willie Pritchett took
first place in the pull up by chinning
the bar II times. .Ionn Gerstenberg
won the fence vault by making an m
usual leap of 3 feet II II inches.
Results Of Pentathlun.
20-Yard Dash.
i--Boruard Goldstein.
John Gerstenberg: 3--Douglass
sheldon, (tied at 80 sec.).
Time, "a sec.
NlnuUluR DToHu JUMP.
BERNARD Goldstein.
John Gerstenberg.
3--F. NJ. Mcdaniel.
Distance. s feet. II = inches.
Running High jump.
Edward Bardo
2--Goldstoin, Mendcnhall: Back
stein, Collins, 0icd at 4 feet 5is in.)
Fence vault.
John Gerstcnhers.
2--Goldstein, BaCkstein Mcdaniel
ttled at feet 7is inches).
Height, feet IA inches
Pull Up.
w. Iritchett. II times.
2--W. PedriclS. 2 times.
3--B. Goldstein. II times.
=. Backstcin, II times
| =, NJ. Mcdaniel, II times.
j. Gerstenberg. IL times.
II. Livermore. IL times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
RAILROAD GUNNERS TO
HAVE POULTRY SHOOT

The Greenhill Trapshooting Club
traps viii be closed tomorrow after
noon on account Of the poultry shoot 70
he held by the j. Il. & w. RAILROAD
tun Club at Todd's Cut. This shoot.
postponed from last week on account
of the weather. promises to be a big
affair, and ali Greenhill members are
expected to attend and take advantage
of the opportunity 20 secure their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
AROUSED BY SHOTS.
Excitement In Two Sections of the
City Last Night.

Revolver shots In two sections Of
the city shortly after o'clock last
night led many persons 10 believe that
burglars were the targets. Two shots
fred from 2 house on Seventh street
between Washington and jefferson.
o. used unusual excitement. However.
nothing could b. learned as 60 the
cause of the shooting.
A. Poplar and sherman street al
10 o'clock several revolver shots We're
heard. The shooting here. however. is
attributed TO several young men bent
Oh colobration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
NJ PoNT BOWLING LEAGUE.
city Bowling Leagn,
HIGH PLAYS
NIIIANONA TOMORROW

The High School football team viii
o. 10 Nillanova. Pa. tomorrow 10 play
tho strong team OF that place. The
same scheduled with LaSalle for to-
morrow was cSncell. ~ I.a~are and
y was not until this morning that the
came with Nlllanova was secured. It
viii start at 2.30 o'clock. and it is
expected that a large number of root
ere viii accompany the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
FRIENDS LOSE
Penn Charter Team Plays Great Game
and Defeats Fast Local Team.

Wilmington Friends School soccer
team sustained its second soccer de-
feat in a season of II games. yester-
day. at the hands of Penn Charter of
Philadelphia. The score was 40, the
Visitors scoring all but one point in the,
first period.
The home team played poorly
Throughout the game, Coy alone starr
ing with his fast outside game. The
Charter boys played well and with
spectacular plays, which was largely
Irresponsible for their fine showing and
victory The line-up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
ROWLING-sS0 =. NJ.
Tonight.

snverbrook vs.. Brandywine, Y. NJ.
e. A. alleys.
alleys.
BA<kETRAIL-S +. VI.
Friday.
81. paui's vs.. Union. Hanover
Church Gymnasium.
Saturday.
Hanover VS.. Silverbrook. Hanover
Church Gymnasium.
Westminster vs.. Goodman, West
minister alleys.
Emmanuel VS.. Eastlake, Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
Lewis Wins In Fourteenth.

London, Nov. 1S.-Ted ("Kid")
Lewis. the English middleweight
champion. defeated Boy Mccormick
in the fourteenth round OF 2O-roand
bout last night. The referee stopped
the fight i'm order 70 save Mccormick
from further punishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
y. VI. N. A.
--Goals--
Third Reat> Defiance-3G.9.

In the preliminary game the Y. NJ.
~. \. third team defeated tho Def
ance Thirds by the score Of 36 10 9.
Lowell and llall played hest for the
Defiance. Lowell having of the .
points chaiked To his credit. The en-
tire y. NJ. III. a. Third team played
we'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
gregate

II 30 70
Shooting viii start about 100 and
viii continue until dark. The annual
turkey shoot Is an American institu-
ton and il is expected that a typi-
cally American crowd viii gather be-
hind the firing line at Shellpot Sat
urday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
Du P0nt High Wins.
Individual Scol

Du Pont high school demonstrated
its superiority over Middletown High
yesterday afternoon by taking the
downstaters into camp at du Pcrt
Field 5 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
SIGN Y0Ur LETTERS
TO EVERY EVENING

Several unsigned communica-
tons have been received recent
ly by the Sports Editor of Every
Evening. Such statements,
however, cannot be published.
All must be signed. if not for
publication. to show the good
faith of the writer. Every Even
ing welcomes communications
but they must be signed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18

Boys suits and coats--the kind that
are "tust like Dad's"-the kind thai
boys prefer A fine suit for $40. over
coats tor 5000. of course, you can
buy them on our method of easy
terms. burley-Powel Co. ZIG Market
OtrcSt.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
Darlington
Tower Hill
BrownSOn VS.. Pioneers.

Brownson and Pioneers. old time
basketball rivals. will clash tonight at
B~oWnson Library ats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
THIRD STRAIGHT.
\. ". ". 4. Wins Over First.Centra'
Five of Church League

The y. VI. III. A. basketball team
scored its third consecutive victory OF
tho season last night. by defeating
First Central Of the Church League,
:i-so. The lineup:
Ifrxf. EantraI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
Friends
Penn Charter
BRIDGEyILLE PLAYS ALUMNI.

Bridgeville High School football
team will play the Alumni tomorrow
afternoon. Both teams will contain
many stars. The lineup will be as fol-
inN,rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18

Sometimes the only way 20 get II
done is TO advertise for somebody to
do il. Read the classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18

are here in great abund-
ance. listers, Ulster
cites, Raglans, Form :
Filters, Fur-Collar Over
coats and some hne
Conservatives" in Mel
ton and Kersey. Also
smart, Plaid-Backs and
other novelty models.