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Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Gilbert News

GILBERT, Jan. 19.-Jasper Williams died at the home of his parents in Gil- bert Friday morning. The body was taken to Mesa, where funeral services were held Saturday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Williams came to Gilbert a few months ago for their sons health. T.. Zellner left Saturday morning for the mining claims north of Phoenix where he will spend a few days looking over some property.
 Charlie Blakley and family. accom- panied by MT. Kelch. motored to Phoe- nix Sunday morning to spend the day with relatives and friends, returning late Sunday evening
 Julius Buschhoff and family speni Sunday in Phoenix with friends.
 c. Fl. Russell and family motored tt Mesa Saturday to attend the funera of Jasper Williams.
 Some of the farmers of the Gilber section are not discouraged by th' slump in the cotton industry. The, are preparing their ground for canta loupes, as cantaloupes are sure crol and as a rule pay good returns to tn
 D ID Dick of the Mesa Tribune an MT and Mrs Evert Childress and thei daughter Irene visited MT. and Mrs George $. Irwin and family Sunda evening.
 Mrs. D. R. Peterson arrived in Gil hort. accompanied by her daughter. make her home on the desert, wher her husband is engaged in drilling well on a half section of desert Ian tba4 he and his brother have home steaded.
 V. S. Irwin has been busy the pal week starting work on his minin claims southeast of the Superstitio Mountains.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Morris al visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Nelson f' a few days Mir Morris is a wealth farmer and cattleman in the Nert section.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

It was a typical small town" quiet. peaceful-even sluggish. Then sud denly it was transformed into an in ferno of hate, with the red foam of nassion bubbling and boiling over. It's a special entitled Red Foam,' and
 RalDb Ince directed it. Zena Keefe ond a cast of star players enact the leading roles Here next Sunday al Nauk's Columbia.Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

Nine of the presidents of the United States were not college graduates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
PLAY
vOLLEY BALL
New industrial League Starts
Tonight in 7. M. C. A.
Three Games Scheduled
The Perth Amboy Industrial Asso-

The Perth Amboy Industrial Asso-
ciation's volley ball league will get
under way in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium at s o'clock. This is the
first time in the history of the city's
industrial athletics that the factor
les have taken up this sport and the
games are expected to create consid-
cradle interest.
There will be three matches to-
night, each match consisting of the
best two out of three games. The
teams will oppose each other as fol-
lows: .Raritan Copper Works VS..
Atlantic Terra Gotta No. 1; Roess-
Ter 81 Hasslaeher VS.. Atlantic Terra
Gotta No. 2; Bakelite VS.. Perth AM
boy Dry Docks. The games will be
presided over by Physical Director
Schuyler c. Pew. Six men will be
used on each team.
Employees of the factories Compel
ing r expected to come out in full
force for the games. women as well
as the men being invited. No admis-
sion fee will be charged for any of
the contests and the public in gen.
eral will be admitted.
Owing to rain Saturday the in
dustrial associations cage ball games
scheduled to be played on the Rari-
tan Copper Works field had to be
postponed until a later date. Both
cage ball and volley ball are being
played during the noon hour at the
several plants belonging to this in
dustrial athletic organization, both
of which are proving popular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
,al ALL REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
!. NJ. /. A. |NTS
vs.. SEPARATES
Second Game of Series on Y.
M. N. A. Court Thursday
Another Game Saturday

On Thursday night of this week
the second game of the series be-
tween the Y. NJ. H. A. Intermediates
and the High School Separates will
be played on the Y. NJ H. A. court.
The Separates defeated the Y. NJ. II.
A. team in the opening game of the
series by a 1928 score and the In
~termediates are out for revenge.
Coach Rufus B. Allen has drilled
his men several times since the last
meeting, and pointed but the mis-
takes made by the players in the
game with the Separates. Everyone
Is invited to attend the game and
there will be no admission charged.
Both teams are expected to use
the same lineups as represented the
respective teams in the first game.
The Separates will have Glochau.
Dooley, Rasmussen, Convery. Grieve
and Johnson. while the Intermedi-
ates lineup will be chosen from JAG
OLSON, Richman, Freedman, Kass.
Breslow, Shumsky or Sladkus.
The Intermediates will play the
Peerless five of Bloomfield on Satur-
day night, and in a preliminary game
the Junior Flyers will play the Audi
torium Juniors. The Y. NJ. II. A.
team is DESTROYS of booking travelling
games beginning November /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

Peter Hansen, the blond haired
star of the Auditorium, Gilmore and
PAGER basketball team of a few years
back, and the Harmony basketball
team of last season, will sport the
regalla of the Perth Amboy Speed
ways, the combination which vii.
represent this city on the Auditor
ium court this season. Hansen will
play in the game against the Miche-
Inns of Midtown on the Auditorium
court next Saturday night, the open
ing of the basketball season in this
section.
Hansen will return to his old POSI-
ton on the court, the pivot berth,
with the Speedways. He will take
the place of David Hank" Thomas,
local star who has been signed by
the Greenville team in the New Jer-
sey state league. The signing of
Thomas to play ball forced the
Speedway manager to scout around
for a really great. well-liked player
to fill the pivot berth. and the sign
ing of Hansen, it is believed, is a
move the fans will appreciate.
Starting his career on the Y. NJ. c.
A. basketball court a few seasons
back, Hansen quickly stepped into
the limelight. He performed with
the Elmore and PAGER fives, two OF
the strongest ~all-local teams this city
ever ooasted of. lie played the Au-
ditorium team which was managed
by Louis "Pox' Booz, and his play
ing was a feature towards Il e sue
cess CT the team.
The signing of Hanson to play
with the Speedways results in his
teaming up with the Handerhan
brothers, with whom he performed
on the PAGER Big Five combination.
Ray Handerhan will occupy a for
ward position and Bob Handerhan
will be found in one of the guard
positions. John Bradley will occupy
the other guarding position, and
Charles Brownmiller who will cap
tain the team, will be Ray Handler
hans sidekick at forward.
On Saturday night the Speedways
play the Michelin quintet from Mill
town and fans in this vicinity will
once again be given a chance to
turn out to see a all-local team in
action. The really great Auditorium
team of two seasons ago opened the
season by playing the Michelin COM
bination from Midtown, and fans
will be well satisfied If the Speed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
YANKEES AGAIN
ARE |NFRONT
Higgins May Use Harper,
ShaWkey or Quinn Today
Against Toney or Barnes

Today's game in the worlds series
is an all-important one and may
serve as the turning point in this
set of games II the Giants win they
will again be on even terms with
the Yankees and a be considered
real contenders for the worlds
championship. However, should the
Yankees win, they will practically
have the series cinched with Mays
and Hoyt ready to return in two OF
the remaining three games.
Waite Hoyt, the Brooklyn school
boy, Is the rookie hero of this years
classic. He scored his second VIC
tory over the Giants, his old team
mates, yesterday. Artie Nehf. the
Giants southpaw ace, has lost two
hard games, although his opponent
was hit the hardest in the game yes
terday afternoon.
Harry Harper, the Yanks only
southpaw, may be given a chance to
pitch today. 1t is hard to Judge what
he will do against the Giants. Shaw
key or Quinn may also start against
the Giants. Fred Toney \or jess
Barnes will be McGraw's choice.
Toney was knocked out in his first
appearance in this series, while
Barnes pitched the last inning of one
game and pitched six innings win
ming ball in another contest.
Babe" Ruth, Yankee slugger,
may be out of the series for good.
He is now suffering from an injured
leg and wrist, and his infected arm.
Although he famed three times yes
terday his bunt to begin the fourth
inning was a real factor in winning
the game. Fewster will take his
place in left and bat eighth. while
Schang will be moved to third posi-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

. T0BED DECIDED
EIks Individual Tourney to be
Settled Friday Night Rich
ards and Weitzen

Last winter the local lodge of
Elks started an individual cham
pionship bowling tournament. and
for the rolling of one match. This
match, however, had a bearing on
the championship inasmuch as How
ard Richards, one of the scheduled
contestants, could win, lose or cause
a tie as a result of the outcome of
the pending set, of games. Vic Sat-
ter was to be Richards opponent,
and the formers illness delayed the
scheduled playing of the match.
Satter agreed to q forfeit. but his
opponent decided to wait and last
night the match was rolled off.
Richards won two out of three
games, and is now tied for first place
with Jack Weitzen for the individ-
ual championship of tie lodge.
On Friday night Weitzen and
Richards will meet in the deciding
match. Richards rolled 229, 1913
and 1919 in the games last night as
against 210, 1873 and POT for Satter.
This match will be rolled off on the
Elks alleys and a big turnout is ex-
pected.
League Plans
committee will be held to make final
arrangements for the opening of the
local bowling league. The Perth
Amboy Elks entry in the state bowl
ing league is holding weekly practice
sessions in preparation for the OPEN
ing of this tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Sport Briefs

Great fiocks of wild ducks and
the vanguard of the annual flight OF
wild geese, now collecting in New
Jersey bays and streams. give prom
Use of plenty of sport for hunters
when the wildfowl season opens in
this state. The official opening date
is October 16, but this falling on
Sunday, when hunting is prohibited,
the actual opening will occur on
Monday, October II. The open sea-
son will continue to January 81,
1922.
Since the federal law stopped
spring shooting of these birds, there
has been a steady increase in the
hocks of wild fowl along the Jersey
coast and sportsmen report that this
fall is no exception. During the last
three weeks evening skies frequently
have been dark with the flight of
ducks. Millions of black ducks are
said to be feeding in the meadows
along coast streams. Mallards and
canvas backs also are arriving,
The state game laws fix h fol-
lowing daily bag limits on birds in
Guided under the above open season:
Ducks, rs in all Except wood ducks
and elder ducks); geese, 8; Brant, g.;
Coots and Gallinules, %; Wilson
snip or Jacksnipe, 25. Killing OF
wood ducks is prohibited. To re-
move features from q bird in h
field or woods to conceal its identity
also is a violation of the game laws.
Wild ducks and geese are hunted
along all the fresh and salt waters
of New Jersey but the best of the
sport centres about the coastal bays
and the rivers and lakes near the
shore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
K. OF G. FOOTBALL TEAM
WILL PRACTICE TONIGHT

The second practice of the Knights
of Columbus football team was held
on the Hayes Park grounds Sunday
morning. Thirty candidates report
ed for this session. Tonight on the
grounds adjoining the knights of
Columbus clubhouse another prac-
tice will be held, and all candidates
for the eleven are requested to be on
hand at 1880 o'clock.
Manager Leo Burke has started to
book games for his team and it is
probable that the season will be
opened a week from this Sunday.
Home games, according to the plans
of Manager Burke. will be played on
the c. Pardee field in upper Smith
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
LOURIE MAY NOT PLAY
WITH PRINCETON SATURDAY

PRINCETON. N. J., Oct. 11.-Don
Lourie. Princeton star quarterback
may be unable to play against the
Naval Academy next Saturday as
a result of an injury he suffered IN
the game with Colgate. Lourie has
developed an acute leg trouble.
This together with the informa-
ton that Hank" Clarity who has
BEEN on not the so hospital g, faI sis f,r RT,pa bay
not served to raise the Tigers hope
of an easy time of it with the Gobs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
RUTGERS Is PLANNING
FOR BASKETBALL

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 1.-THE
Rutgers basketball team shares with
other Scarlet sports the bright out
look for thescoming season. Every
thing possible will be done in order
to bring this years quintet to a par
with the one of two ago,
when the Rutgers five were runners
up in the national A. A. U. cham
pionships at Atlanta.
Coach Hill will start practice next
Monday, or nearly two months earl
Ter than last season. Before this year
practice did not get fully under way
until after the Christmas Vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
I MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with SC
and mail il to Foley & Co., 1885
Sheffield Ave., Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foleys' Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pains
In sides and back; rheumatism.
backaches. kidney and bladder all
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, bilious
ness, headaches and sluggish bowels.
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
ST. emery COMBINATION
BEATS ST. MICHAEL nine

The st. Emery baseball team de-
feated the st. Michael nine on suAs
day afternoon In an interesting game
on the Lumber field grounds by Z
score of 90. Kotzun pitched for
the st. Emery combination and held
the opposing batters TO eight hit1,
while his teammates making
nineteen safeties from the offerings
of Kusinak.
The Mitruska brothers playinG
shortstop and left field for the win.
ming team made four hits apiece
while Hudanne and Korneslxi led th<
st. Michael club with the stick Tn
st. Emery combination scored thre<
runs in the first inning. and two run
in the third. fourth and seventh IN
nings. The st. Michaers SCORED
their two counters in the opening
round.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Raymond Averages 2Os in Match

Raymond Averages 2O3 in Match
Ramsay and Golden received the
same dose at the hands of Raymond
and Payne as did Coughlin and
sampson at the hands of Pemberton
and Comings-the loss of three
straight games. Raymond with
scores of 226, 202 and 1872 averaged
203 in this match. Payne contribute
sd a 202 game. The first game was
won by fifty-eight pins. second by
eighty-four pins and the last by
ninety-eight.
Fullerton and Forman dropped a
little in percentage as the result of
winning but one of their three games
with Payne and Raymond. Fuller
IONS 204 was the high score in this
match. The first game went to Ray
nond and Payne by the close mar
I'm of seven pins. The second was
won by the same team with fifty
pight pins to spare. In the third
game Forman and Fullerton came
back strong, winning by thirty-seven
pins. RaymoId's III average was
the best in this match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
HITzSIMMONS WINNER OVER
STATEN ISLAND CHAMPION

AL Roberts. Staten Island heavy
weight champion. was o~utpointed by
Young Bob Fitzsimmons of Nutley
in the twelve-round main event at
the Broad A. c., Newark, last night.
The affair from a spectators stand
point slowed up several times. The
referee was forced to obey the wish
es of the fans and warned the boxers
to keep mixing. Some of the fans
were of the opinion that Young Bob
could have scored a knockout IL he
SO desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Y. NJ, H. A. Jrs. Reorganize

The Y. NJ. H. A. Junior basketball
team has been reorganized and the
team is ready to book games with
combinations averaging lis pounds.
Under the direction of Rufus r.
Allen, Y. NJ. H. A. coach. the team
is being rounded into shape. The
first game on the card of the ""
Juniors is with the Celtic Juniors
and will be played October II. June.
Horowitz. Fine, Mailer. Polkowitz
and Lobonowitz comprise the roster
of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Olympic Flyers Booking

The Olympic Flyers basketball
team of New Brunswick would like
to arrange games with teams aver
aging from 125 to 100 pounds. Home
and home games are preferred. Her
nan Tarkofsky, 40 Welton street.
New Brunswick. is manager of the
team. He car be reached on the
telephone by calling New Brunswick
1075-M any evening between 6 and
1880 O'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Lighting Five Booking

The Lightning Five basketball
team of South Amboy would like to
book games with heavy Junior teams
having home courts. The Lightnings
will have Kennedy. French, Bark,
Triggs, Alex and Waltzach. Joseph
Triggs, 433 David street, South Am
boy, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
lakewood Eleven Organized

The lakewood Field Club of Long
Branch announces the organization
of a representative amateur football
team. Games will be played at
home and away. A. H. Borden will
ana the team. Many new stars
will appear with the team this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
TO PERFORM
WITH SPEEDWAY five
BY B. Link

ways can score as great a success
and open the season with a victory.
The Midtown quintet will be
strengthened this season by the ad-
dition of Ianicker, a South River
player. who is well known in this
City and South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
South River Giants Win

The Giants baseball team OF South
River won a brilliant contest on
Sunday afternoon. defeating the
Cadets of Trenton by a 10 score.
Haverman. the South River twirler,
famed twenty-three of the capital
city batters. and allowed only one
hit. The Cadet twirler likewise
pitched good ball. only three hits
were collected off his delivery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Peerless #. G. Ends Season

The Peerless +. G. baseball team
| closed their season on Sunday after
noon by defeating the Monitor nine
on the City grounds by a cor of
I'll. Sally pitched for the winning
team, while Mitko was on the mound
for the Monitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
cougEIin and Sampson Beat.
en- by Pemberton & Com
ings- Payne & Raymond
Win m Fuller
ton Lose
Standing in Two-Man Tourney

Coughlin & Sampson were ousted
from first place in the two-man
league last night by Pemberton d
Comings, another p~ostoffice combina-
ton, the latter winning three
straight games. Payne & Raymond
had a big night on the alleys also,
taking three straight from Golden
g. Ramsay and two u of three
from Fullerton e. Forman. As a re-
suit of these games five teams are
now tie for first place.
Pemberton & Comings Win Easily
Pemberton & Comings experienced
but little difficulty in disposing OF
CoughIin & Sampson. the first game
being won by 10s pins, the second
by thirty-three and the last by nine
ty-one. Bill Pemberton took all hon.
ors, his 1919 being high score and his
100 average unbeaten.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Peerless Baseball Team Wants Game

The Peerless baseball team is WITH
put a game for Sunday afternoon
and would like TO book any fast light
senior in this vicinity. Address chal-
lenges to Joseph Kozusko. ssl Al
pine street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Three Matches Scheduled Tonight

Three Matches Scheduled Tonight
Some changes in the present five
cornered tie for first should result
from tonight's games as Tip and
Larsen and Johnson and johnson,
two of the team now tied, will Clash
in one match. At 7:15 johnson and
Johnson will meet Pemberton and
comings. After the j. & ]. combina-
hon bowls it's match with Larsen and
Flip, the latter combination will
meet Gene Parker and Al Dagger.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-09-16
THE USE Of yarn
Embroidery Adds Style to Simple
Morning Attire.
Decoration js Not Placed With Stud.
led Effect, But Is Applied at
Random.

Just a touch of hand embroidery
done with wool yarn adds infinite
style to simple morning frOck, and
almost any woman can manage the
sort of yarn embroidery that is the
fashion-straight-along darning stitch
for outlining hens. and bold scrolls
or the most conventional pOsies for
motifs here and there, writes fashion
correspondent in the Pittsburgh Lead.
er. Such motifs of embroidery are
not placed on the frock with studied
effect; they seem to be thrown at 1t,
and wherever they alight the effect
Is smart. A chemise frock Of cream
linen, drawn In under green moire
ribbon sash, has three motifs or yarn
embroidery in pale yellow, pale green
and old blue. The pattern shows two
perfectly round, fiat looking roses
with curving stems and few leaves;
small motif on the left front Of the
waist, SitkHttt tit SCI HULL III teAS
same design at the left rip, and quite
a large one below the right knee.
A sport frock Of yellow linen In
straight chemise style, with short ki-
mono sleeves that are slashed open
all the way down and then fastened
together with white crochet buttons
and loops has scroll embroidery IN
white yarn around the neck, the pat
tern extending down over the waist
in front almost to the sashline, and
exaggerated pockets on each side OF
the skirt are covered with the EN-
broidery. A narrow sash Of the linen
| draws in the straight frock at low
waistline.
, Another frock Of pale green linen
has darning stitch IN white along the
hem Of skirt and short sleeve, and
around the neck opening. Above the
hem on the skirt is a deep border OF
daisies. done with the white yarn
and outlined with black yarn.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-09-16
SAVES THE TIME AND THREAD
Make More Than One Garment at
Time; Do Not Take From Ma
chine at End Of Seam.

One can arrange to make moro
than one garment at time and save
thread. Do not take away from ma.
chine at end Of seam. but have an.
other seam ready to start under the
presser foot 1t Is surprising how
much those ends waste. Instead OF
a French seam, place edges together
as in ordinary seam, allowing ono
edge to extend just far enough b.
yond the other to turn down. Turn
this over the other, then both IN Z
narrow hem, and one row Of stitch
Ing makes a neat seam, which fos
great many garments does Just 40
well as a French seam. BY buying
q large quantity Of one pattern ros
chlldren's clothes, you often get an
extra garment from what would 60
IN the "piece-bag" If each suit, etc.,
were different. Same for mems sh'rts.
for where we need three yards foe
one shirt, five and one-half, sometimes
i've yards, will cut two.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-09-16
MWHhNM q
@ question:

Small fruits, as plums and cher
ries, should be preserved whole.
Never stir cereals with spoon. Il
makes them pasty. Use plated silver
fork.
Serve jellied chicken ring on crisp
lettuce and I'LL the center with diced
picked beets.
In cooking sweet potatoes always
boil them with the skins on, then pee!
and use as preferred.
A lump Of camphor placed In the
china closet will prevent any silver
which may he in it from furnishing.
VERY satisfactory En'lerclothes ccn
be ri.,hp from poI-ee. Dry .'"nG''
Q. r",friitS thoroughly before ifn.ns
Woman's enterprise., 1921-09-16
Breeders Association Donates
Purebred Animals.
Recipients Were Selected by Various
County Home Demonstration
Aoents-Aim 10 to Encourage
Rabbit Growing.

Members Of the National Breeders
and Fanciers' Association of America
recently donated thirty pairs Of pure
bred and registered rabbits to as many
boy and girl club members in Florida.
The Youngsters who were the re-
cipients were selected by the various
county home demonstration agents in
the state. The ann is to encourage
the rabbit.growing industry and
the young owners have been organized
into boys and girls rabbit club.
The gift pair, in each instance, to-
gether with litter, is to be shown
at the South Florida fair this year.
The youngsters are to give back to