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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-19
Her Former Pastor Also Pays a Trib-
ute to the Memory of Little Mary"

ute " TIE MeHlOIy Vi LiJtle MARY.
To the Editor of The Republican.
Will you kindly permit me space
to speak a word in memory of one of
my friends, now departed?
have just read with great surprise
and great sorrow of the death of Mary
E. Casteel. had not known that she
was sick, nor do now know the cause
of her death. However, cannot re-
frain from writing this word of trib-
ute to the memory of one of the most
faithful and consistent members of the
Oakland Methodist Episcopal church.
l knew Little Mary" as she was
called by her friends, and found her to
be genuine Christian, whose highest
joys were found in the service of her
Lord and Master.
During my pastorate of four years
in Oakland she was absent from the
prayer meeting just one time, and that
occasion she was caring for her sick
mother and grieved that. she had to
miss that single service. l do not re-
member that she ever missed single
preaching service in the four years l
was her pastor.
She was, in my judgement, the most
liberal contributor, comparatively
speaking, in the whole church member
ship.
"LittleMary" was a hard worker,
and though a cripple yet she, by the
labor of her own hands, supported her
mother and kept home for herself.
l weep not for Little Mary" l
cannot, for she has but gone to her
rich reward. She was a devout Chris
tian.
The church and community at Oak
land will be the poorer, but heaven
will be the richer since she has gone
away.
CIITTr nv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-19
A Tribute to a Beautiful Life.

The death angel came into our
midst on Monday of last week and
claimed for his own a very delicate
but beautiful character in the person
of Mary Casteel, little crippled girl.
Everybody knew Mary and will re-
member her as a ray of bright, re-
splendent sunshine. She met all with
the brightest, radiant smile, although
we knew there was suffering and pain
back of it all. Many a complaining
one has said Mary made them asham-
ed to complain. She was a real Polly
Anna She had but little of this
worlds real comforts, for she helped
support her mother and was paying
for little home. She worked early
and late, but she gave of her little to
the Lord, even denying herself that
she might give to the church from
which nothing but sickness would
cause her absence from worship; al
ways in church and in Sunday school
with that bright smile to greet every
one. Even the stranger within the
gates felt the welcome and warmth
of it.
Should we, who are overly blessed,
not learn a lesson from this dwarfed
and crippled body, but at the same
time one so stately and womanly in
her manner and so fully developed Il
the Christian life?
No wonder the Angel selected her
for the heavenly home. Her tired
little body needed and had earned rest
from the hardships and the trials of
this world.
Truly it can be said of her "she has
done what she could" A MOTHER.
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PRICES SLASHED.

In order to bring prices back to
normal, | am sacrificing prices on
horseshoeing and other prices cut in
proportion to the decline of material
on the market.
Prices TO rshoeing will be as fol-
lows, beginning Monday, May 16:
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No. Observation-Disclosures. 100
No. 5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
No. .................. $50
Resetting Shoes, 20 cents shoe, or
rs cents a horse.
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Deer Park, Nd.
advertisement 11-2t.
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Commissioners Meeting.

The Board Of County Commissioners for
Garrett County. Maryland, will meet in their
once in the town OF Oakland, on
Monday, June 9th, 1921.
For the transaction Of general and routine
business.
BY order of the Board,
W. g. MYERS.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
baseball ; DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
industrial
FIELD DAY PLANNED

The events will get under way at
1880 o'clock consisting of track and
field events and ending with a nine
inning baseball game. The events
as selected are: 100 yard dash, one-
half mile relay, one mile relay. 22O
yard dash. 440 yard dash. standing
broad jump, running broad jump.
tug of war; baseball game. The
tug-of-war match will possibly be
between the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company's team of this city and the
Nash & Kane ship yard representa-
tives Of Tottenville. There may be
other teams in the ~tug-of-war tour
ney.
The baseball game will be be-
tween the Raritan Copper Works
nine and the Atlantic Terra Gotta
team.
There will be a triangular meet If
no other industries enter than have
signified their intentions at present.
The ones entered at present are the
Perth Amboy Dry Docks, Atlantic
Terra Gotta and Raritan Copper
works. 1t is possible that the Bar
Der Asphalt. American Smelling d
Refining Company and Lead Works
will decide to enter teams. A date
will be set by the committee Tues
day night as the time limit for en-
tries being received. Any factory de-
string to enter this meet should have
a representative present at the Y.
M. C. A. for Tuesday nights meet
ing at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
HELMETTA POLISH CHURCH
CONDUCTS BIG FIELD DAY

(By Evening News Correspondence
HELMETTA, June ga two
days festival and field day was en-
joyed by the Sunday school of the
Holy Trinity Polish Catholic church
of this place, that was the most elab-
orate affair ever given by this parish.
Athletic games and refreshments
were provided by the pastor. Rev.
Martin J. Lapinski.
The festivities commenced Sunday
morning with a procession about the
church property, terminating with
the administering of the sacrament
of first communion to a class of near
ly fifty boys and girls. Following
the morning mass a treat of good
things was given the children.
On Monday the field day was held
On the baseball diamond where the
afternoon was spent in merry-mak-
ing. Featuring the afternoons ath-
letic events was a baseball game be-
tween the Helmetta future greats
and the boys from South River. The
local boys were defeated in a one
sided game.
The score by innings:
Helmetta 30 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 o. 5
South River 5 2 0 0 o 2 0 1 ia
Following the baseball game the
athletic events were held and many
spirited contests were provided. The
smaller children spent the afternoon
playing the juvenile games and en-
Toying the treat Of ice cream. cake,
sandwiches, lemonade.
. The athletic events and the WIN
ners follow:
1O0-yard dash, won by Frank Was
leski.
50-yard dash. won by Frank Kul-
ick. South River. s.
Egg contest, girls only, won by
| Elizabeth Luberia, Jamesburg.
Potato contest, Florence Monde
ker. first; Stanley Palvoski, second;
| Michael Luberia, third; Frank Za1-
once, fourth: Frank Godleski. fifth;
| Miss Mondoker was the only girl
scoring in this contest.
Hobble race won by Michael Mar
| chinick. Helmetta.
Marion Mondoker was In charge OF
the baseball game and the athletic
events and did much to assist Father
Lapinski in making this affair, the
first ever given by the parish, a sue
cess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
RADIO REPORTS
Of BIC FIGHT
Wireless Telephone Outfit on
Top of Majestic Theatre to
Receive Detailed Report

Local amateur radio operators
will receive on the root of the Ma
jestic taeatre on July 2 the reports
Of >the Dempsey-Carpentier fight.
Berthe Richards, John j. Hallahan
OF Perth Amooy and Alfred Fills
kov of South Amboy will handle the
powerful receiving apparatus capa-
BILE of receiving the report with suf-
ficient volume to enable all within
hearing to get the report as it is re-
cepted. Due to the courtesy of Mr..
Jones of the Montalvo Co., a loud
speaking magnavox has been pro-
cured. -
Broadcasting by wireless a voioce
description Of the Dempsey-Carpen-
| tier fight is not only a novelty in the
annals of sport, but a new develop
ment in the fields of applied sci
ence. The plans already made for
the radio-phone transmission July
2 call for a new and unusual depart
ure in communication engineering
for which there is no precedent. as
the task of making, available a voice
descriptions of such event has never
before been attempted.
The transmitter to be used in this
unusual voice b~roadcasting is the
most powerful wireless telephone
set of commercial type aver built.
1t is being donated by the Radio
corporation of America for the pur-
pose. The set has been assembled
at the Schenectady laboratories of
the General Electric Company and
when completed will be brought
down the Hudson to the Lacka-
wanna terminal at Hoboken. where
It will be installed.
similar Reports at South Amboy"
(By Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY. June 29-Word
by word the residents of South
Amboy will get the report of the
Dempsey-Carpentier championship
ring battle from Jersey City Satur-
day afternoon.
Charles Lovely, of Stevens ave-
an amsteur wireless telephone
operator, and Harold Anderson.
wireless operator of the U. s. s.
Eastern Light" are placing a wire
less telephone receiving set in the
knights of Columbus rooms on Da-
vid street. A sound amplifier.
known as the "magnavox" is being
secured, and all those who assem-
BILE at the club house will get first
hand news of the big fight as it is
~ 1iS ~ sAO
giant Lackawanna wireless flowers
in Hoboken, where they will be
lelayed by means of q three kilo-
Z watt transmission set in waves that
will reach for $50 miles from Jer-
sey City.
The wireless bureau of the navy
IL assisting in the preliminary tests,
using the 1000 metre wave reserved
for the actual demonstration on the
afternoon of the fight. The cheers
Of the great crowd that will assem-
BILE in the arena, and the music of
the band, it is believed, will be
audible through use of the wireless
telephone, and it is expected that
South Amboy's sporting population,
or that portion of it unable to at
tend the fight itself, will be assem-
bled to get the news as it is flashed
from Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
.LYCEUM NINE
PLAYS TODAY
Local Team Will Travel to
New Brunswick for
Big Game

The LYceum baseball team of this
city will travel to New Brunswick
tonight where they will stack forces
against the New Brunswick A. G.
nine of that place. formerly the Red
Stars. This is the second game of
the season between these two teams.
The Lyceums won the first game
which ended in a dispute. Tomorrow
night the LyceumS are scheduled to
play a game with the Keasbey Field
Club nine on the Raritan Copper
Works field, the proceeds to go to
the firemen's relief fund. The boys
from the northern section of the city
also have games on for Sunday and
Monday.
Manager Snyder's boys will en-
deaVor to make a clean sweep OF
these four games. as all four are i'm
portant contests. The Lyceum boys
are DESTROYS of ending their series
with the New Brunswick team. TAX
ing the contest with the Keasbey
team, evening their series with the
Perth Amboy club, and winning the
opening game of a series with the
Keyport representative team.
Milchick will probably pitch two
of these games for the Lyceum team
and Zalari will occupy the mound in
another contest. 1t is rumored that
a new face will be found in the
pitching box for Manager Snyder's
boys in Sundays game against the
Perth Amboys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
MORE GAMES FOR LOCAL
POLICEMAN'S NINE

Manager James Egan of the Perth
Amboy police team is making ar
rangements for future games for his
team. The Trenton police team has
offered the local police July 10 for a
game at Trenton, and the East
Orange, Harrison and police teams
of other cities have also offered the
local cops various dates. The decid-
ing game of the series with the Eliz-
abeth team will be played in the
near future.
The Cops will hold a practice ses-
sion on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow afternoon. Manager
Egan has not heard anything from
the combined team of the prosecu-
tors office and county clerks office
in regard to their recent challenge
in the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
WRESTLING BOUTS FRIDAY
NIGHT At COLUMBIA HALL

Considerable interest is being
shown in the wrestling bouts to be
conducted in Columbia hall on state
street, Friday night, under the di-
rection of Jorgen Reckless" Han
son a man who has been connected
with the mat game in this city and
vicinity for many years.
There are two events arranged Tor
the opening-card. the main bout be-
tween Reckless" Hanson and
Charles Saloon, the heavyweight
champion of New Brunswick, and
the first event between "Panny" Ter
10 of this city, and Jack Peterson or
New York. The main event will be
decided the best two out of three
falls. and the preliminary event will
be decided by one fall. The catch
as-catch-can method will be used.
Charles Miller of Fords, who has
been affiliated with the wrestling
game for some time, will be the third
man in the ring at this show. Jor-
gen Reckless Hanson has announce
ed that after this show a benefit per-
Torrance will be held, the proceeds
to go to the Firemen > Relief fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29

Plans are now being made for a
large industrial track and field meet
to be held on the Raritan Copper
Works field Saturday afternoon,
July f6, for the benefit of the fire.
mems relief fund. Three factories
have signified their intentions of
entering the contests thus far and
it is likely that two or three more
will have decided to compete by
next Tuesday night. the time set for
the second meeting of the commit
tee.
1t was originally intended h a a
tug-of-war tourney be held between
the various factories of the city this
coming Saturday afternoon on h
copper works field. Believing that
the interest in such a match would
not be sufficient to draw a large
crowd the ACCESSIBILITY of holding
Ian industrial field and track meet
was considered and last night a
meeting of the representatives OF
the concerns interested was held
with Physical Director Schuyler Z.
Pew at the Y. NJ. c. A.
An industrial track meet will be
something new for this city. and a
feature that should soon prove pop
ular. In addition to the employees
at each factory who are expected
to be on hand to root for their re-
spective teams the public in general
is expected to come out strong. thus
boosting the proceeds for the fire.
mems relief fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
STINSON RELEASED
BY DANVILLE CLUB

Announcement was made in yes
terday's edition of the Danville
Register hat Charles Stinson. crack
local shortstop, had been given his
release. The handing of a release
to Stinson means that only two
Perth Amboy players, or rather one
South Amboy and one Perth Amboy
player remains with the Danville
outfit, Rogers, a pitcher, and Regain,
infielder or outfielder. 500, Handler
han, Young, Kane and Jacobs, local
~balltossers. were with the Danville
team earlier in the season, the for
mer three being traded to other
teams and are now playing In the
South, while Kane and Jacobs are
back in this city.
The Danville team will finish the
first half of the season in last place,
the first half schedule being COM
pleted in a few days. The second
half will open July s. Regain and
Rogers are both on the injured list
at the present time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
INGOTS TO PLAY DRY DOCK
NINE NEXT SATURDAY
BY B. Link

The Dry Dock and Raritan Copper
Works baseball teams are scheduled
to meet in a diamond contest on the
Raritan Copper Works field Satur-
day afternoon. 1t will be the first
meeting of these two teams this
season. The r. c. w. team has won
two games out of five contests play
ed this season, while the Dry Dock
workers have annexed both games
played this season.
The United Lead Works team de-
feated the Raritan Copper Works
nine in a one-sided game several
weeks ago, and the former team
then played the Dry Dock nine and
lost out. The Ingots handed n lac
ing to the Standard Underground
Gable Company last Saturday after
noon. the former team appearing on
the field with a more representative
nine OF the factory than in former
contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
Sport Briefs
In All Fields

ATLANTIC CITY, June 29.-To-
day is the beginning Of the end of
Jack Dempsey's two months grind.
He is all through with the workout
in the open air arena and the last
workout will probably be staged be-
hind barred gates in the old airplane
shed back of the training camp.
The champion is glad that the long
siege of training is nearing an end.
He does not display any outward
signs Of nervousness. and his hand
lers agree his physical condition
could hardly be improved.
''I'll be glad to have this thing
over with. You know no idea of the
hardships OF a long training grind.
It's terrible. If 1 was offered $780,
600 for a fight a month from now.
1 wouldn't go through all this again.
I am tired of training. 1 want to
take a rest. Just as soon as l can
get my affairs in shape after meeting
Carpenter. 1 am going home to Salt
Lake City, then I'll take a vacation"
NEW YORK, June 29.--"On
Watch" one of the foremost race
horses Of the 1920 season, is recov-
ering after an operation for an eff
fected wind pipe.
The racer which won many bets
last year. and was successful in ham
dicap this year, showed Indications
of blowing" after two or three
workouts recently, and 1t was decid-
ed to operate on the animal.
MANHASSET, N. Y, Jun 29.-As
the day for the worlds champion
ship bout draws near, everybody is
getting v except Georges and
he alone appears to be worrying as
much as a school boy getting ready
for a picnic.
He wants to go and is having lots
of fun making preparations. Outside
of this he has not displayed the
least anxiety. He escaped from the
crowd of visitors yesterday. His
friend, Pierre Mallett, plotted to ge,
him away because he didn't want
Georges to be bothered.
Georges only worry Is his shor1
hair. Since his pompodour wal
clipped he has been wearing a cap
He runs his hands over the top o.
his head and seems amused at the
sensation in his fingers. Then re
Numbering the remark he heard the
other afternoon, he says: Gee whlz
it Is queer"
Today Carpenter entered into thu
final stage of training and he ex'
poets to be on edge when he call:
a halt tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
GAMES FOR
AMbOY NINE
Big Card of Baseball Games
is Scheduled for the
July a Week End n

Four games have been arrange
by Manager Joseph Mullen of ii
Perth Amboy baseball team
Sunday and Monday Afternoons
Sunday afternoon the Manhav
Parks of Newark and the Lyc.
nine of this city will furnish
opposition, and on Monday af I
noon the Pennsylvania Red C@
one of the leading colored teams
the east, will be Amboys OPP
ents. -
The Manhattan Parks, a con
nation which has been going a.
good pace this season. was deftcic
by the Raritan Copper Works o'..
on the local field last season.. al
Parks handed a lacing to the RS
falo Colored Giants, a team " \
met defeat at the hands OF
cal outfit by a 81 core.
ceum-Perth Amboy is the s.r.u,aI
a series to decide the cham
of the city, the latter team
won the first game.
The Red Caps, employees
Pennsylvania railroad, pu
great game here last seasoI
out, due TO Mickey Loeser'y
stickwork. The team won
games on last Saturday and
II is not known how MANAGE
len viii use his pitchers ir
games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
GAMES FOR MATAWAM(

MATAWAN, June 29-The Mat.>
avian representative baseball team
is scheduled to play two games over
the week end. On Saturday after-I
noon the recently cancelled gamd(
with the Roessler & Hasslache
nine of Perth Amboy will be playe(
off and on Sunday afternoon t
second game of the series with I
st. Anthony nine of Perth Am
will be played.
Manager Tassini's team has s
good pace for teams in Monn1
and Middlesex counties this
son, having lost only three
to date. The Morgan nine. OF "A
Amboy and the Lyceums q
Anthonys of Perth Amboy, W
only teams to defeat the
representative team this
and Manager Tassini's play
up for M of these setbaG
feating the Morgan team
played last Sunday.
The Roessler & HasslaS
ical Company team will
trip to Matawan by trucl
the Central railroad Je
1880 o'clock. Jeroff ttI
will be in the point foe1
II. team in this game. e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
Acme to Play Three Games.

The Acme baseball team OF thls
city is scheduled to play three games
over tho weekend. On Saturday al
ternoon the local tossers are sched-
uled to play South Plainfield Tigers,
on Sunday afternoon the Elmars OF
Newark, and on Monday afternoon
the Helmetta American Legion al
Helmetta. Mike Olsen, Vinegar. and
Terio will do the twirling in these
games. Any senior teams DESIRING
to book the Acmes are requested to
call Perth Amboy 1749 J, or address
communications to 40S New Bruins
wick venue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
CHILLY MACHINE" SAYS
DEMPSEY WILL WIN

William Sheehan, better known
as BILLY Machine" former pugilis-
tic idol. is of the opinion that
Georges Carpenter, French heavy
Weight challenger of Jack Dempsey.
will not last longer than three
rounds in the fight at Jersey City on
Saturday afternoon. Sheehan states
that this sopinion was reached after
he had given the work of two box
ers at their respective camps, con-
siderable attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
Manner tn PLAY Two Games

The Maurer representative base
ball team has two fast games booked
for Sunday and Monday. On Sunday
afternoon the Maurer team will play
a return game with the Old Bridge
nine. and on Monday afternoon the
Clovers Of this city will furnish the
opposition. The two games will be
played on the Maurer grounds The
Maurer team defeated the Old Bridge
nine, 8 to 6. several weeks ago. raj
tisco will twirl in the Sunday game,
while Dunton will occupy the MOUND
against the Clovers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
Amhoy Stars VS.. Deal

The Amboy Stars, q local senior
baseball team. has been booked to
play the Deal representative baseball
club on Sunday afternoon. The Deal
nine is rated as n of the leading
teams in Monmouth county, and
should give the Amboy outfit inter-
esting competition. The Stars de-
featec the strong Lakewood team on
the latter's grounds several weeks
ago. The lineup of the Amboy team
will be made known IN a day or two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29
Dixie Flyers WI

The Dixie Flyers defd
Marines, a midget combiM
a game on Sunday Afternoon
score of 7-2. Manager Johny
Of the Flyers is DESTROYS n
ranging games with midget
in this vicinity, Address chall
to 439 Lawrence street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-29

Roosevelt Jrs. Have Open Dates
The Roosevelt Jrs. have open dates
after July 3. and would like to ar
range games with Junior teams in
this vicinity. Charles Morris. 15
Washington avenue. Chrome is a
ager of this teamI