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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

EIkton. Md. Nov. 2s.---Thomas j.
Young, n veteran Western Union tel
egrnph lIncman' while repairing wires
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
near HIavrc dc Grace n few days ago
was struck by tr,in and sustained
injuries that It is feared win prove fa-
taI. lie was taken to q Baltimore hos
pital for treatment.
Deputy Game Warden John Auder-
son of Cecil county, on board the po-
lice boat Curlew, arrested five gunners
on tho Susquehanna hats charged
with shooting wild fowl from motor
boat. Their guns and boat were con-
flscated and the aceus. will be Civ
en- hearing in Elkton on Wednesday.
Marriage licenses were issued I'm Elk
ton Saturday. 10 Alvin Hanifee and
Florence Walls, both of Cecilton, and
Cecil Moore of Pleasant Iiill and Ber-
tha Brown of Cherry Hill.
| Michael Hartnott. a retired farmer
is seriously III at his homo in Elkton
| lie is about so years Of age
| Miss Ruth Williams Of Williams-
port. Pa, has been appointed by tbs
Cecil County School Board a DomestiG
Science teacher in the high school,
lat N9th East and Calvert. succeeding
Mrs. Ruth Hese. resigned.
Colora Branch Of the Needleworl
Guild received call from ST. Quen
tin, France, and decided 10 adopt on'
OF the children OF that town.
|, Mrs. Frank Il. Scott, who has bacr
spending the past month with be-
children in Elkton, left on SATURDAY,
for Detroit, Mich, whore she vii
spend tho winter with her daughter
Mrs. y. NJ. Walmsley.
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sEArORD IS STREET WORK.

Scaford, Nov. 90. Market street hill
will he graded from the foot OF the hill
to the concrete roadway in front OF the
Hotel Sussex. After the road was finished
it was found to be about eight inches
higher than the shell road Of the hill. 1t
was decided TO grade the hill on a level
with the concrete road.
Saturday night Town Council gave
permission to sutomobilists to park
their cars on High street, which has just
beea concreted, and both sides Of the
street, from Pine to Railroad avenue,
were filed with machines. This is the
first time Council has allowed automo-
biles to park on High street since the
work OF concreting il began September |.
BY next Saturday night automobiles will
be allowed to park anywhere on the
street from Front street to tho Nanti.
coke bridge, separating East and West
Seaford.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Nov. 2S. Dean T.. Laurence
Smith had as q week end guest Dean
George N. Henning of the graduate
school, George Washington University,
Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. Arthur G.. Wilkinson is i'll at her
home on Depot Road.
Work is about completed on the new
buildings for the Rehabilitation Division
in the rear of Wolf Hall. The lounge
room and offices for Director Il. Nj.
Upton and his assistants are now in use,
but the diningrooms and class rooms are
awaiting equipment from the Federal
government.
Minnehaha Tribe Of Red Men will
hold an open meeting in the tribe room,
tomorrow night, when there will be
talks on Redmanship.
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.HORT|CULTUR|STS TO
MEET AT BERLIN, ND
Annual Gathering of Peninsula
Fruit Growers Opens There
Tomorrow.

The Peninsula Horticultural Society
will hold its 35th annual meeting at
Berlin. Md. tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday. Delaware will he we'll rep
resented. Governor William u. Den
ney will address the delegates tomor-
row evening, and at the same session,
former Governor John G. Townsend
will speak on the Future of the
Strawberry Industry on the PENN
sula." Governor Albert e. Ritchie, of
Maryland, will address the convention
on "Wednesday evening.
Other Delaware speakers will be DR.
J. +. Adams, of the University OF
Delaware, who will discuss Die Back
and Apple Tree Rosette," on Wednes-
day morning; Prof. c. A. McCue, ot
the University of Delaware, who viii
take up the Future of the tiui
Business for the Peninsula" on We'd
nesday evening" and DIR. Thomas i
Manns, also of the University o.
Delaware, who will speak Thursday
morning on Diseases of Sweet Pota'
toes" and also give report on fungus
diseases for the year. NJ. T.. Culver
of Laurel. will speak on Profitable
Varieties of Cantaloupe for the Pc
ninsula:" Irving Culver, OF Delmar
will speak on "Growing and Market
ing of Cantaloupes; w. b. Gordy, o.
Laurel. will discuss Watermelon Cul
ture ON the Peninsula; Herbert c
Richardson, of Wyoming. will tell o
profitable Commercial Varieties o
Peaches for the Peninsula" Charlie
Z. Wooten. of Laurel, viii discus
Growing Sweet Potatoes" and Cap
/ tain John r. Eskridge, Mayor OF Sea
| ford. will talk on Storage and Mar
keting Sweet Potatoes.
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RRIDcENlLLE NOTES.

nfidgcyillc Nov. 2s.-Memhers Of
,ho Tuesday Night Club and the W. &.
T. 4. visited Delaware colony few
miles beyond s,ocklcy, last week. BY
these ladies n kitchen shower was gwen
ih. colony wife A Thanksgiving dona-
uon of douphnu,s and apples
Joseph Rlcard OF Philadelphia, son
ol Mrs Margaret Ricard of Bridgevllle
h not suffering irom paralysis, az was
reported. but has h AL n nervous break
down lie y recovering.
Niss Lillian sudler OF Newark and
shelton Ncrdcn OF New York are here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sudler.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Dodson and son,
Junior, of Philadelphia and Miss Laura
Neatly OF Baltimore are guests this week
ol Mrs lmn GRAY and Adele Gray.
Niss Elizabeth Wiley OF Wissahickon,
Pa, n n guest OF her aunt Mrs. Victor
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrr. : Lee Neal and daugh-
',ts oi Ilurlock, Md. spent Thursday
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Motor Bus Ovsrturns at kel-
ley's Bottom, But No Per-
son Was Injured.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Nov. 2s.---On Saturday
evening between and o'clock a
Nash bus OF the N. c. & w. bus line,
plying between this city and Whining
ton, turned turtle on the roadway at
Kelley's Bottom. several miles north
OF this city. The car contained eight
passengers and was operated by
Charles IL. Williams. the manager, who
reported that no person was injured
Several panes OF glass were broken
but no injury was done to the ma
chine. The passengers were trans
fcrrcd to another machine.
A Negro, was caught on Saturday
morning by John G. Walker, n farmer
who resides on the Black farm on tn,
state road, with a bag containing Il
registered Columbia Plymouth Eocl
chickens. Each chickens neck has
been wrung. Mr.. Walker was return
ing homo from the Wilmington mar
ket and detected the Negro hiding be
tween two fodder ricks. He qulckl,
caught the thief and upon examina
ton learned that the chickens wer
his property. lie called for his wifi
to bring his gun, but before she cam
to his assistance the man broke ava.
from tho owner and made his escap
tc q nearby woods. The police of thi
city were notified and made a searcl
| in the woods, but were unable 10 10
cate the thief. The farmer knows tn
name OF the suspect, It is said.
On complaint of John s. Rumscy
Stephen Pullman was arrested for nj
Ilcged cruelty toward Tillie Cammille,
girl reared by Mrs. Mary Pullman c
East Fourth street. On account c
conflicting testimony the case was dis
missed.
On Monday evening, December 8. III
members of the Hare's Corner Farm
ers' Club. will give two playlets IN II
Methodist Sunday school rooms (,
the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Societ
The playlets will be How the Stoi
Grew and Aunt Susan Jane"
) Yesterday afternoon Rev. Zack Y
Wells OF Wilmington addressed Il
members Of Industry Council. No.
il. O. L. A. NJ, in the lodge rooms
l the Masonic Hall, at o'clock. at
Thanksgiving service. The pastor
text was Thanks BE to God" A nur
lber OF members Of the Baraca cle
of the Methodist Episcopal Chur
y and OF the Y. NJ. A. of the First Pre-
! slbyterian Church were In attendant
On account of the inclement wealth
on Saturday the football game sche'
uled between the st. Peters Parochi
School team and Park A. C. OF WI
!, Imington was Cancelled.
This evening the members OF Sen
mole Tribe, No. 40, l. Q. II. NJ. W
. meet I'm weekly session: tomorrc
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City,N Nov. 2s.-Mrs Phoebe
Mhkcnson, and Mrs. Florence Mackey
and daughter, Miss Eleanor Mackey OF
kinh,ry,lc, Pa, are guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Norris ". Wilkinson.
MIR. and Mrs. William Nj. House
holder entertained the following guests:
over the Weekend: Mrs. Laura Adkins,
,lnurhtcts, Misses Mary Adcha and
Elizabeth, Mrs. sadie Gladiellow, daugh
icf, Elizabeth and Howard Laver, all OF
Philadelphia.
The supper given in the fire engine
hail hv the ladies of -. PauVs X. [.
Church for the benefit oi the organ
fund, ncttcd sio' 30.
Miss Leah Rcyhold, after spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". I. Reyhold, has returned 10 her
studies at Darlington Seminary, West
Chester, Pa
The Athletic Association Of Delaware
CITY high school viii give a dance in
the fire engine hall, Tuesday evening.
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
numcc johnson was baptized m llrst
rfcshytctinn Church, yesterday morn
ine hv Rev n. &. rit1cr.
Mr.. and Mrs William Oakcs, Jr.
entertained the following guests over the
week end Miss Madeline Badcr, MIR
aud Mrs Rclamin Miller, MIR. and Mrs
iuhn Woris and children, OF Whining
ton, and Miss Gertrude Rcdcrick q
Philadelphia,
MIR 4. l.. Russell of Ashville, y. c.
and Mlfs Margaret Russell ol Washing
ton, u. G., are visiting Lieutenant ans
Nrs. James Burke of Fort du pont
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Werner O
llillsialc, y, J., are visiting Captain an'
Mr \, L. Foster Oi Port du Pont.
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evening Industry Council No. rs Jr.
o. u. A. NJ: Wednesday evening, the
Good VIII Fire Co.; Thursday. even
ing, Friendshlp Lodge, No. 2. A. O. u.
W.; Friday evening. Adelphia Lodge,
No. 8. X. of +.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
minstrel show to be given by the
ladies' OF the First Prcsbyterlan
Church. Tho date for the entertain
ment has not been selected.
This evening the Silverbrook basket
bali team OF wilmington Will play the
New Castle High School five In the
Opera House cage. Tho game will
start promptly at 8 o'clock.
The members OF tho Adelplia
Lodge, No. 8, X. of r. are making
arrangements for an entertainment on
"wednesday evening, December Z. for
the wives and friends OF members OF
the order.
The New Castle Health Centre open
ed this morning from 8 until 4 o'clock
with Miss Alice Vail I'm charge.
The members of the New Castle
| Association are contemplating th'
organization OF n basketball team.
Tho members of the Dorcas Societ,
OF the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
will meet on Thursday afternoon II
the church parlors.
The st. Peters basketball team OF
Wednesday evening viii play tn
Pioneer third team OF Wilmington Il
the cage In the old armory In tn
Court House.
on Friday evening the New Castl
High School basketball team viii pla,
the Hercules Powder Co. team In th
Opera House cage and on the follow
ing evening the local team will pla
lsilverbrools at Wilmington.
4 Mrs. Lucy Booker OF the Universlt
Of Virginia Is spending some time O
tho guest of DIR. and Mrs. Levi
Booker.
Mrs. l.. Adair. mother OF Mr.
;, I.apssat X. Rogers of Boothhurst
: confined to her home with Illness.
We have on sale our artistic line c
, Xmas cards. seals. and folders. Ais
red and green string, white wrappin
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Trust Company Buys lswss
Property Once Owned by
Caesar Rodney, the Signsr.
SEVERAL CASES SETTLED

rrem rvcrv Evenings Correspondents.
II, Georges. Nov. 2S.--rhc following
law suits wcrc disposed Of here, Friday
snd saturday, before Justice Of the
Peace. Vcn,nmin \,nton: John Stevens,
enlcfcd, against James i. Cahall OF
tuvsrrs for damages caused when the
machine driven by Cahall ran into the
carriage driven by Stevens, The acct
den, occurred n, night. Both men adj
m,,ed to driving without proper lights.
Cnhall was fined and satisfaction given
stevens.
fines were imposed on Daddy Stats
and Harry Stats, colored, Tor the
alleged trcspasSing ON the property OF
q. 4. Henry Of klrkwood.
The case against Anthony Jaco5iski,
Cor ,rc-pass, cunning, out OF season and
cumming on sunday, was dismissed on
account, Of insufficient evidence.
For disordcrly conduct and threats to
do Nodily harm 60 Joseph i. Evans,
Ssmucl Moore, colorcd, was hncd'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF.

Dover, Nov. 2s.-Rev. w. Gordon
Pringle, Ph. d., an Episcopal clergyman,
of New York City, representing the
Near East Association for the Ameliora-
ton of Conditions in Armenia spoke
in Peoples Christian Church yesterday
morning, presenting the claims of the
Near East and securing pledges for
aiding sufferers of Armenia and other
parts OF Europe.
Those of Peoples Church who pledged
themselves TO aid the suffers OF Armenia
the first part of this year contributed
more than 100 to this cause the
William 7. SmIthers Sunday school
class alone contributing $500.
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BIG SUISSE \ HOGS.

Georgetown. Nov. 2S.-Charles b.
Dickerson. a well known farmer residing
between Georgetown and Gravel Hill,
butchered a hog a few days ago that
weighed 456l2 pounds. The porker
was 446 DAYS old, and the average daily
gain in weight was more than one
pound,
John T. Crouch of Milton, who for
many wears has been considered one OF
the most successful pork raisers in
Broadkiln district, killed two hogs that
weighed 470 and ass pounds, respectively
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
Boik and PimpIes
Are Danger Signals
They Denote With Unfailing
Certainty q Weakened
and Impure State
Of the Blood.
For Absolute Relief You Must
Clear Your Blood of
Waste Products.

Modern life. with its rich foods and
lack of exercise, often advertlses its
effects by disngurinr the skin.
Acne. small nbscesses and bolls are
oll too common.
To correct the basic trouble-waste
products blood must be purified
Hut don't clog your blood. Just clean
" out Nature will do the rest. Pure
rich. red blood nourishcs the body
and nshts or disease.
y. X. =, the standard blood purifier
end system builder. Ia the ideal remedy
fof skin eruptions. The effect OF S
\ B.. 10 20 rid the system OF the waste
products which are causing th,
trouble. For over 80 years S. s. S. ha,
prot-n 20 be ~ unusual merit Eegir
nf'nG = r. $. today aud write FOR 8,
page illustrated booklet. "t'ncts About
the Blood fice.
Personal in'dical advice. 'withou'
.-snstse may also ho had by sending .
complete description of your case. Ad
1fsss. Chlef Medical Director. SNif
op~ctho Co. sos y. :. =. Laboratory
Atlanta. Ca All drug stores sell
~
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AN AGED HEN.

Seaford, Nov. 2S.--Mrs. Grant Brad
ley, of near Seaford, bad pet hen that
she regarded with much interest and
kept on account Of her age. She died
a few days ago at the age Of 13 years and
was a very faithful hen, laying and
sitting on her own eggs and usually
made a successful hatch.
She laid regularly until about two
years ago when she gave up the job and
from then until her death she moped
about the chicken yard and made fire.
quent visits when out of the yard to the
house where she always met q kind
reception.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

Georgetown, Nov. 2s.--A Parent
Teacher Association has been organized
at Paramount, Indian River district,
under the name oi Fairmount Com
Association, and the following
officers have been chosen;
President, Mrs. Jennie Prettyman;
ID. Herbert Prettyman;
secretary, Mrs. Sallie Burton; treasurer,
Mrs Asher GRAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
GOOD POTATO YIELD.

Georgetown, Nov. 2S.--From eleven
acres OF land in Broadkiln district,
George Marshall has harvested 1000
baskets of prime potatoes, which would
bring $50 il sold at the present market
price in this section of Delaware.
The Weld is considered remarkable in
view of the fact that most OF the farmers
had a failure in the crop this fall.
White potatoes are selling for sl.5O
per bushel in lower Delaware at present
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FUND FOR CLUB HOUSE.

Georgetown, Nov. 2S.-Plans have
been completed by members of the
Georgetown New Century Club to serve
supper in the club room, IN the Lacey
Building. corner Market and Race
streets. Thursday night, December |.
Recently the club purchased a prop
ertv on the corner of Front and Pine
streets. and the proceeds from the supper
eill bc for the benefit Of club home
which it is expected to erect next year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28

paper and tissue In 6 cent rolls. II.
Challenger h Sor, Prescription Phar-
macIsts--Adv.
White pine and tar with honey,
tucnlyptol and cod liver oil. Largo
bottle 30 cents. for that cough. ~.
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
macistS--Adv.
Apartments for rent In the Louise.
Apply to John Ries, the premises.---
Adv
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HAD FINE TURKEY.

nclawarc City. Nov. 2s Mrs. Ralph
y Carr had as guests for Thanksgiving
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, Miss
Nancy Cannon, frank Cannon, Jr., and
Miss Josie hyrnc, all eft New York Cityi
Miss Nan lIancs and Mrs. Lewis OF
Camden, y J.; =.
Mr. Carr had q fine turkey sent TO HIM
from h,s home at Providence, II. l., the
bird was one Of the finest of Rhode
island turkeys and was enjoyed by all.
After motor trip TO Delaware, MIR.
and Mr.. Michael Cannon are making
their home with their daughter, Mrs
A. l., Carr.
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recently condusting ladies' store on
High street, which she closed out this
fall, were married. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. w. Mather, re-
tired Nj. p. minister.
After the ceremony they started on a
honeymoon trip to Northern cities:
This is the third matrimonial venture OF
Mrs. Mess:ck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
pouCHr Old PROPERTY.

i.ewvs, Nov. 2s The Rodney prop
oity adjoining the Rodney Hotel,
owned hy pr Hiram r.. Burton has been
purchased hy the Delaware Trust Co.
lhis place h ono OF the old land marks
oi lcwcs Formerly Il was owned by
Henry 1. Rodney, who was a near
relative of Caesar Rodney, slgner OF
ihc Declaration of Independence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
.heumatism is "pain onIy."

rheumatism is pain only"
Not one case In fifty requires inter-
nal treatment. Stop drugsing, Rub
the misery right awayl Rub sooth-
ing. penetrating 'St. Jacobs Oil" al
rcctly into the sore. stiff joints and
muscles and relief comes Instantly
"St. Jacobs or conaucrs pain. II Is
n harmless rheumatism cure which
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28

and Friday here As tho guests OF E. F..
Ward, father Of Mrs Neal.
Daniel H. Nelson and family were
Wilmington visitors, last week, with
their daughter, Mrs. Albert Hurley. ?.
Virgcl Wiley OF Washington, ID. O., is
in town, gu1Rt Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall Wiley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
e RHEUMATIC PAIN H
) Rub It right ont. Try this!

never disappoints and does not blister.
Timber up Quit complaining Get
n small trial bottle of old-tIrBe 81.
Jacobs Or at any drug store and in
Just "a moment you'i be FREQ from
Rheumatic pain, soreness and atiffners.
Don't suffer- Relief and n cure awaits
you. Get 81 "St Jacobs on" IS just
as good for sclatica, neuralgia. iprn-
bago. bnckache. sprsips and s~eiiings.
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Notice.

On and after December 1 prices of
Charts, Coast Pilots and Tide Tables
will be advanced 500.
David A. Hay Co,
l21 Market ST., Wilmington, Dek
Agts. U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Adv.
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Knights Of PythlaS- to Dine.

Vice Chancellor Irwin Bair win act
as host at a.turkey dinner TO the men,
bers of Washington Lodge, No. J.,
Knights of Pythias. this evening. The
rank OF page will be. conferred by the
local degree team of which Charles
Ent is captain.
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MARRIED THIRD TIME.

Seaford, Nov IS. At the home OF
Mrs. Annie Wiley, on Arch street,
saturday morning, at O'Clock Warren
Handy, a Seaford farmer, and Mrs
Maggie Rodney Messick, daughter OF
William II. Rodney Of Laurel, and until
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
The .
u. S. ROYAL CORD TIRE

Unquestionably the outstanding mer~
chandising success of the year-both in
the eyes of the trade and of the car-owner.
When the u. S. books close for 1921,
they will show u. S. Royal Cord sales
nearly doubled over 1920.
What u. S. Tires say and do commands
. greater audience than any other line of
tires in the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11

Two of the biggest basketball at
fractions to be played by Middiesex
county court teams in this city, dur
ing the 1s20-1921 basketball season
will be played on the Parish House
court. Rector street, Monday night.
The Dry Dock Big Five court team
OF this city and the crack India Rub
Der company basketball team from
New Brunswick. are scheduled to
furnish the opposition in the main
game of the evening, while the Dot
tas Girls of this city. and the indie
pendent Girls OF South Amboy. viii
play the second game Of their
championship elimination series, as
a preliminary attraction.
Industrial Championship Fight
The India Rubber team and the
Dry Dock combination are the only
industrial organizations still in the
fight for the industrial champions
ship of the county, and this game
will be the first of the series to de-
eide the winner OF the title. The
India Rubber team defeated all in
dustrial opposition in and around
New Brunswick by winning the fac
tory league, the Michelin five of
Midtown being included in the list
Of teams to fall before the onslaught
Of the county seat combination.
The Dry Docks scored two victories
over the Dupont Powder works CON-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
Dru Docks Meet India Rubber
Five in Industrial Title
Game on Here Monday Night

bination at Parlin, eliminating this
team from the county race.
In addition to defeating a number
Of factory teams, the India Rubber
and Dry Docks com inations have
won a number of games from outside
teams, including leading teams
from Middlesex and Monmouth
counties. The India Rubber team
lineup for the game on Monday
night will be as follows: Haney and
Sutton, forwards: Rockefeller. Gen.
ter. and White and Dickinson,
guards.
The Dry Dock lineup Tor this
game will be chosen from Ray Ham
derhan, Charles Brownmiller. Har-
old Runyon, Gus Kurowsky. Bill
Campbell and Gus Loeser.
Interest In Girls Game
The Independent Girls from South
Amboy viii endeavor 70 even tine
series with the Dottas Girls. the lat
ter combination winning first con-
test on the Y. NH. A. court The
visitors will present the followins
lineup: The Misses ID. Forgetson
and G. Rue, forwards; p. Redding-
ton. center, and ". French. M Tams
and L. Fischer. guards. The home
team will lineup with the Misses
J. Philippe and E. Dolan, forwards.
NJ. Handerhan, center. and c. De-
Russia and G. Brewer. guards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11

The Perth Amboy z. NJ. H. A.
basketball team annexed Its seventh
straight victory of the eason last
night. by registering q win over the
high rated Trenton Y. NJ. II. A. bas-
ketball team on the local our by
a score of 31-23. It was q spirited
battle with Manager Margaretten's
boys holding the upper hand
throughout the entire game. after
the visitors opened The game with
a field goal.
Amboy's Representatives in this
association league now top the
standing in the circuit, with five vic
tories and no defeats. This was
Trenton's first defeat In q league
game. "Yak" Lowenkopf led the
home team in field goal scoring. with
five to his credit while "Maich"
Karkus led the Amboyans in total
points made. The work of Charley
Sher, the crack Tottenville forward,
who was here, there and everywhere,
was mainly responsible for the local
victory. Sher did little shooting in
this game. but his floor work was
the pivot for the Amboy teamwork.
Levine dropped in a field goal for
the visitors shortly after the first
session opened. and ~Lowenkopf
rcored Amboy's FIRST pointers a lit
tie later. Points by Karfus. Sher