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South Bend news-times., 1921-01-26
Ask Your Neighbor

To tell you about the WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS she bought HERE at last years sale.
Then COME to this Sale and let US have the
pleasure of giving you a a r G AIN
EQUALLY AS GENEROUS
South Bend news-times., 1921-01-26

Nothing wiH be re-
serUed no matter tCIldC
the former price may
hare been
You wiU neUer find
garments like these sold
at Gny time under or
dindry conditions to,>
S., SO. SIS, $50. S25
and S35. We offer you
the choice Of hundreds
Of garments at these
prices. Can you afford
TO STA, dJCdy?
South Bend news-times., 1921-01-26
Sale Begins at 9 o'clock

II order to complete preparations for this
event and to enable out-of- town people to
have equal opportunity with South Bend
women in choosing. we will not open the sale
until 9 o'clock in the morning Thursday
South Bend news-times., 1921-01-26

Once again comes The
Frances Shops S mi
Annual Famous Sale.
The Original EUent.
This tCiH be our ninth
consecutive sale OF its
kind. Each a paragon
of success. because tcom-
en- distinguish betCeen
the genuine Famous Sale
and IFS many iHIitdtorS.
South Bend news-times., 1921-01-26


promise
vo o sui eve ever every YER pet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Y. NJ. H. A. TO PLAY TRENTON
At new BRUNSWICK MAR. "a

At a meeting called by Mr.. Mar
Gus, the chairman of the New Jer-
sey Y. NJ. II. A. Athletic Association.
at New Brunswick, which was at
tended by representatives of Tren-
ton Y. NJ. H. A, New Brunswick Y.
NJ. II. A. and the local Y. NJ. H. A..
last night, it was decided to play off
the tie now existing between Tren-
ton Y. NJ. II. A. and Perth Amboy
Y. NJ. H. A. and to decide the cham
pfons of the Central division in the
New Jersey Y. NJ. H. A.. basketball
league at New Brunswick or March
"a.
The local association has played
It's full schedule, defeating New
Brunswick twice, Plainfield twice
and Trenton once; losing the second
game to the capital boys at Trenton.
Trenton on the other hand has only
defeated New Brunswick once, win
ming the second game on a forfeit.
and annexed two. games as a result
of forfeitures on the part of Plain
field.
1t was decided to play of the tie
on the Armory court at New Bruins
wick as that court is a neutral one
and both teams have performed on
this court at various times.
The local rooters of the Y. M. H.
A. will travel en- mass to the county
seat to see this game as a victory
for the locals will give them an OPP
portunity to meet the champions of
the northern division. At the pres
emit time there is a triple tie for first
place in that division between Hud-
son, Jersey City and Passaic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
THOMAS WITH
NORWOOD FIVE.
Will Play Speedway Five To-.
night at Long Branch Lo-.
Gals to Face Fast Team.

The Speedway basketball team of
this city will travel q Long Branch
tonight where a return game will be,
played with the Norwood basket
ball combination of that place. This
game will be staged on DeForests
gym court. The Norwood outfit
with big Bob" Grody and Dan Raj
ferty playing at their best, defeated
the Speedway team at Long Branch
earlier in the season.
Hank Thomas. crack pivot mar
of Bill Manning's Amboy team will
occupy the center position for the
Norwoods in the game tonight.
Thomas was a big factor in the VIC
tory of the Harmony team over the
Norwood outfit at Long Branch last
Wednesday. which resulted in his
being signed 10 play with the Long
Branch team for the remainder Of
the season. The remainder Of the
Norwood lineup will be chosen from
Rafferty,, Johnston, Michel and
Heiles.
Manager B~radley's team is conf
dent of coping the game tonight
and ever the series between the two
teams. This will be the Speedway
teams second game playing profess
sional rules. The lineup for the Wis
iting team will be chosen from Ray
and Bob Handerhan, Irv Martin.
Bradley, Brownmiller and Campion!
The trip to Long Branch will be
made in automobiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

man of the Bennett comedies" muir
murs the bathing beauty press-agent.
RUBY is his wife, but he's supposed
to be in San Francisco. He's a ter
ror, too. and jealous. Those guys
better beat it down the trail to home.
sweet home right now. He'll beat
EN- up, sure!"
Mr.. Goliath was preparing for ac-
ton, He was a mean brute, too,
and Edgar and Simp were scared
stiff. He advanced on them. while
Ruby's face grew more blond than
her lovely locks.
"Iu mash you birds into a pulpit"
snarls Bull Goliath.
This is carrying the joke too far!'
I state. Lets all"
Keep out of it," finishes the
press-agent. He can lick a dozen
when he starts. Don't infuriate
himi"
"I'u handle that galoot!" 1t was
Buck Horn talking. Lucky I'm fix
ed to pull one myself, and l amt
gonna let that hombre bust the boys.
1t amt any joke now"
''I'll learn you to monkey around
a mans wife just because she's in
the movies," thunders Ruby's hus-
band, and he grabbed North by the
neck. One fist was doubled like an
old fashioned ham.
Then entered Montana, in the per-
son of Buck Horn. Whooping wildly
with a long-barrelled six-shooter in
| each. hand, our first baseman Hoped
in. Where he'd been keeping those
guns / don't know.
Take your hands off my brother,
you emery rattler," he yefls in his
pest Bill Hart. Il aim to puncture
you pronto."
Bull Goliath showed his teeth.
Dropping North. he started slowly
toward Buck.
you're going to be plum dis
c~ouraged. mister" cries the Montan
an. I'm coming ~a-shooting!"
In a jiffy that reckless rancher
was waking UP Sunshine Bend. and
revolver bullets were digging up dust
all around Bull Goliath. A few shots
were sufficient for the strong man OF
the movies. He fed to safety. his
wife at his heels. Whooping. Buck
pretended to follow them.
We were all laughing again. All
except Edgar Adam North and Simp
Simpson. They were as blue as the
proposed Sunday laws - but they
were off blond bathing beauties for
the next trillion years.
(To Be Continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
SIXTEEN MEN ON "Y"
VOlLEY BALL SQUAD

In an effort to promote more in
terest in volley ball at the local Y.
NJ. C. A, a meeting was held re-
Gently at which an organization was
perfected. George w. Sharp, Jr.,
who has been leading the team for
several seasons. was again chosen as
president and captain. Charles Stoc-
ker was made secretary and treasur-
err, and Robert "Chick" Warter'
manager. In order that the varsity
players might be given strong work
outs a squad of sixteen men has been
selected, these teams playing Friday
nights at $3.50 O'Clock unless an out
of-town team is scheduled. Efforts
are still being made to have the Ger
mantown eastern champions come
here for a match, although this is
a difficult matter owing to It's busy
schedule.
The squad as it stands at present
consists of the following players:
although additions may be made
at any time; Sharp. johnson. Peakes.
Rankin, Nielsen, Stocker. Westcott.
Dover, Frado. Frantic. War;. Ben
Goldberger. Wood, Greisen, Lesson
and Warter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
METUCHEN SCHOOL FIVE
TO PLAY THE ALUMNI

IBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
METUCHEN. March 9-Th.s af-
ternoon the basketball team of the
Metuchen high school will play the
last game of the season. The team
will meet the Alumni five, This Is
the first year that the high school
ever had a basketball team, and as
the team has made such a good
shoy Ing, it is planned to organize
a team for mex year that will be
able to meet the team of any other
high school.
The girls high school team will
GO to Railway next Tuesday and
meet the high school girls of that
place.
Yesterday arrangements were
completed for the high school
baseball club. applications from
several candidates desiring positions
on the team were received. IL Is
expected that the nine will appear
on the diamond for practice next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
T.A.C WINNER
At WOODBRIDGE
Arrow 5, Made Up of Speed
way Players, Defeated by
Score of as to As.

A double counter by Dave
Preacher, T~ottenville forward, in the
last ten seconds of play, was respon-
sible for the 46-45 victory of the
Tottenville A. G. basketball team
over the Arrow Club of Woodbridge.
made up Of Speedway players from
this city. on the high school court
in Woodbridge last night.
Lack of defensive play by the
Arrow players was responsible for
the visitors victory. although the
home players led by from ten to six
teen points throughout the entire
game. Dave Preacher and BIZ" La
Forge were the big scorers in the
To~ttenville lineup. Ray Handerhan
and Brownmiller each scored five
field. goals for the Arrow combina-
ton, while the former gave a won
derful foul shooting exhibition in
making thirteen foul goals out of
sixteen chances, eleven straight.
Neither team scored from the
field during the first few minutes of
play, Handerhan led off with a foul
goal and was followed by Preacher.
Brownmiller scored the first and
second field goals of the game. and
the Arrow combination ran UP a big
lead. The home team failed to guard
in the last few minutes of play in
this half and Tottenville "a up a
number of double counters.
The first half ended with the Tot
tenville players on the short end of
a 2S-1S score. Bradley was playing
a good floor game and was holding
Soige, the best shot on the team.
safe. The first part of the last ses-
sion was nip and tuck. after which
the Arrow players again drew away
from their opponents. Again toward
the end of the final session the Ar
rows showed lack of defense and
the Tottenville players scored a
number of consecutive baskets. The
Arrows were leading by n point
with ten seconds to go, and Totem
Vile called time out.
The Tottenville players worked
fast in annexing the winning basket,
and the game was over. Next Tues
day night the Tottenville A. G. team
viii play a return game with the
Arrow outfit on the Woodbridge H.
5. court. Brownmiller. the Handler
han brothers, Martin brothers and
Bradley will make UP the Arrow
lineup for this game, while Charley
Sher. and either Stanield or Seamer
will be added to the Tottenville
lineup. ~.
The score: .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
"The Evergreen
Wildcats"
BY JAMES W. EGAN
Copyright. 1921. by The Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
CHAPTER XIV

Nanny Hatton was m Of them
birds SO blithe and gay who love TO
put red pepper in your ice cream.
He would rather frame a merry
lest on some poor bimbo than make
a running stop back of second base.
! Simp Simpson had long played the
unturning worm for Nanny. SO 1t
wasn't to be figured Comrade Hat
ron would let this affair with Ruby
St. Revere drag to the bitter END
without putting a finger in the oat-
meal.
Sure enough, along with Buck
Horn and a couple more or the boys
he breezed in on me the evening fol-
lowing the game with the
and gave me a large wink. l was
lust telling Freddy Hopper and the
bathing beauty press hound what
/ bright futures they had behind them
as publicity mongers.
"If you want to- get in on some
| thing good, come with u.s." gargles
the guy with the perfect Joking aver
age. 'I've got Simp and Lefty a II
again, and Ruby has come in on the
gag. You know what musical phe-
MONS those bullets figure them
selves?"
L did. North was under a mis-
| Ike IMPRESSION that he is able TO
extract iazz from a saxophone, and
simpson had lately been taking les
| sons on Curly Blooms ukulele.
WELL" grins Nanny. The plot
is this: Ruby is going to be lolling IN
that summer house west of the hotel
about s o'clock. I've told Simp she
Is passionately fond OF music, and
that Down the Trail to Home Sweet
Home is her favorite aria. I've told
Edgar that she prefers Let the Rest
of the World Go By Each is TO
be there at s O'Clock. When they
bump into each other it's going to be
| funny. So is the music and leave
1t to Ruby to kid 'em along. We
can all hide nearby and have a pic
mic"
We parked ourselves in the
shrubbery near the summer house
a few minutes before. s. and waited
for the troubadours to appear. The
st. Revere dame was all set. and
looking pretty.
Edgar Adam North happened
along first. and blew a few blasts
on his saxophone. Just as he was
warming up. Simpson toddled in,
freighting the death-dealing uke.
"What in blazes do you want?'
growls the southpaw.
What do you want. yourself?
Simp comes back
Ruby st. Revere came TO life.
"Oh. boys. Do you play?" she
gurgles. II just love music. Play
something nice for me-"
Slipping each other glances that
would have killed at almost any
Number of PAGES. the rivals tuned
up. Neither was in championship
form, to judge by the sounds they
wished on the ~unoffending evening
breeze. Finally they let go. Each
was on a different selection, and the
harmony was terrible. Edgar paus-
ed and glared at Simp, who glared
back briskly.
do you know what you are play
ing?' the left-hander asks.
I'm playing the song Miss ST.
Revere likes best-her favorite," re-
spends our kewpie outielder.
"Favorite nothing. Her favorite
is
well, who is her favorite ?" comes
a hoarse bark. A husky monster
with a face only the hardest of
mothers could love. ambled into view
rolling up his sleeves.
That's Bull Goliath. the strong
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Y. N. G. A. GIRLS TO PLAY
NEWARK FIVE TONIGHT


A big game is scheduled to be
played on the Y. NJ. c. A. court to-
night. The Y. NJ. C. A. girls team
of this city has been booked to en-
gage in a court game with the crack
Y. w. c. A. team of Newark, and
all who remember the series be-
tween these two teams last year are
expected out for the game tonight.
The Newark combination Is rated as
one of the strongest girls teams In
this state. Last year the Newark
team scored two wins out of three
from the Girls Club basketball team
of this city, now known as the Y.
NJ. c. A. girls team.
The home teams lineup for this
game will be chosen from the Misses
Ethel Lewis, Doris Willsey. Frances
Hance. Ruth and Elizabeth Macan.
Everyone is invited to attend this
game; a small admission will be
charged. The game will start about
S:45 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Al ROBERTS MEETS GUNBOAT
SMITH IN HARLEM TONIGHT

Al Roberts of Staten Island. and
Gunboat Smith, of California, clash
tonight in a twelve round bout at
the Commonwealth Sporting Club of
Harlem. The event marks the re-
turn of the Gunner after an absence
Of a number of years. and incidently
Smiths first decision bout in many
years. The match looks to be a go
done from a pugilistic standpoint.
Both boxers are heavy hitters and
there are quite a few who predict
that the Gunner will stop Billy Glib
yon's protege tonight at the uptown
club. OF the two big fellows. the
Gunner. of course. has more expert
ence than Roberts. who is just be-
ginning to show up quite good. Glib
son is the authority for the state
ment that Roberts is the hardest
hitting heavyweight in, the world to-
day, including Jack Dempsey"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
KEASBEY FEDS
WILL REORGANlZE

IBy Evening News Correspondence
KEASBEY, March 9:-Tomorrow
night at s o'clock the Keasbey Feds
baseball team will meet at the home
of Joseph Parsler. at which time
plans will be formulated for activi-
ties for this season. The various
officers of the club are to be elected
for the year and other matters per-
tanning to the coming baseball sea-
son are to be brought up.
The Feds expect to represent
Keasbey on the diamond this year
and will be out to meet all fast sem
ior teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
VARSITY TO
PLAY HIGHLANDS

The Perth Amboy high school
basketball team is scheduled to play
the Atlantic Highlands high school
boys varsity basketball team on the
Atlantic Highlands court this after
noon. This team was defeated by
Manager Patterns representatives on
the local court earlier in the season,
and the Crimson and White boys
are confident of scoring another win
in the game today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
,Jr. O. l.. A. NJ.
JUNIORS PLAY TIE
GAME AT T0TTENVILLE

The Laurel Junior basketball team
and the T~ottenville Juniors played a
tie game in T%ottenville last night.
the score being 20 to 90. after an
extra five minuee period had been
played. Glochal was the high score
man for the local team and La Forge
scored the largest number Of points
for Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
ROOSEVELT GIRLS AGAIN
WIN; PLAY IN WOODBRIDGE

The Roosevelt Center girls added
another victory to their list Of win
nings last night. when they defeated
the Rubberset Girls team Of New
ark in a game played on the
Woodbridge high school court last
night by a Of Is to /. The
score at the end OF the first half was
3 to /, and the Rubberset Girls
were not given a chance to score
after they made one foul early in
the first half.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
SPEEDWAY JRS. LOST
GAME, SAYS SCORER
tBy Evening News Correspondence.

by Evening News Correspondent.1
SOUTH AMBOY, March 9-John
E.llams. scorekeeper and time
keeper for the basketball game be-
tween the Speedway Juniors. of
Perth Amboy. and the Troop No. l..
Boy Scouts of this city. played here
Saturday night, has announced that
the Scouts won by a score of rs
rs. denying that there was any
disputed field goal. The Speedways.
according to their version of the
game, won 27-26. Ellams declares
the Speedway scorer "a in COM
plete accord with him about the
final score. which favors the Scouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

That's the record of James Kin
kade, who is attending the Oregon
Agricultural College at Corvallis.
Father of IL children. nine of
whom are alive. Kinkade is handi-
capped by the fact that hs has but
one leg and he is studying poultry
husbandrv and bee keeping as a
means Of earning his livelihood. He
says it's pretty hard to get used to
gcing to school when he has three
children attending.
But, then, It's never too late to
learn" philosophers the oldest
freshman"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Business Men
Generals
FOR K. OF C.
AND COLUMBUS CLUE

The Columbus Club basketball
team will travel to Matawan tomor-
row night where they will play ths.
Matawan Big Five on Gerar's III
court.
On Friday night the K. OF c. team
at Woodbridge on the high school
auditorium court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
so. AMB0Y BUSINESS
MEN B0WlERS WIN
tBy Evening News correspondsnt-1

lby Lsenlns Sess
Business Mems bowling team in the
American League won three straight
m from the Generals in a match
rolled on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys here
on Monday night. The match waf
featured by low scores on both sides
The Sc0ra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Roosevelt Centers
so. AMB0Y JR. O. u. A. M.
B0WlERS WIN THREE
fB Evening News Correspondence

lB Evening News consequently
SOUTH AMBOY. March 9.-The
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. bowling team took
three straight games from the p.
r. r. team in a set Of games rolled
on the P. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
in this place last night.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
ELKS LEAGUE

The Baby Elks bowling team in
the Elks league won five games out
of six games bowled in two matches
with the Sterlings tea mon the Elks
alleys recently.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Roosevelt
y. VI. c. A. Handlers
Professionalism Ont

GREENVILLE, S. c, March 3
There will be no independent in
dustrial baseball leagues in the
south this year. A resolution against
professionalism or semi-professional-
ism has been adopted by the South
ern Textile Athletic Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

While many yelling baseball nuts
Who rave and tea their hair,
Attend a ball game NOW and THEN
The peanuts ALWAYS there.
o
The ball stars headed for the South,
Upon a train, of course;
When they return, a lot of them
Will ride a Charley Horse.
Wilbert Robinson will bank about
5000 as leader of the Dodgers this
year. His salary is $4,000 plus
bonuses for good behavior.
Northern birds spend s44.S00,000
annually fishing. goling and auto
MODELLING in the south.
Pal Moore is trying to learn to
close his mits when he hits.
Judge Lands is a hard baseball
rookie to get baptised. He hasn't
muffed any yet, though.
o
Dempsey won't make as much in
Europe as Carpenter made in Am
erica. There isn't that much jack
owe there.
Pitcher Zachary held out until
Griff put a bonus clause in his con-
tract. He's got to win 20 to get 1t.
Grif is a good business man.
Most everybody will see the Open.
ing Day games one way or another.
The schoolboy who gets a pass to
e Babe Ruth is satisfied-even If
his hero strikes out.
%
Five minor leagues have been leg
ally stamped as draft dodgers"
Frank Baker swings a wicked ak
When he is on the farm.
And when he swings his baseball
bat. s.
The sphere will come to harm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
BiIl's Right at Home

TULSA. Okla, March 9.-Bill
Friel, new manager of the Tulsa ball
club, felt right at home here when
be ran into Doc Reisling, noted ball
,tar, first crack out of the box. Refs
lng is now a Tulsa dentist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Y. M. C. A. HANDLERS
BEAT ROOSEVELT

The local Y. NJ. c. A. Ramblers
won three straight. games from the
Roosevelt "Y' pinmen in a match
rolled here last night. The first
game, the score a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09
Getting Personal

He-They say there's no fool like
an old fool.
-She-Yes; I suppose II worries
to be getting old.-Boston Tran
script.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

Connie Mack's kids are skipping
rope. Yes. they're kids. all right.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

The ball stars headed for the South,
Upon a train, of course;
When they return. a lot of them
Will ride a Charley Horse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

While many yelling baseball nuts
Who rave and tear their hair,
Attend a ball game NOW and THEN
The peanuts ALWAYS there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

Wilbert Robinson will bank about
$4,000 as leader of the Dodgers this
year. His salary is $4,000 plus
bonuses for good behavior.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-09

The score:
Phoenix tribune., 1921-11-12
THE BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL AND RELIEF CLUB
ORGANIZED
BY Susie E. Brown

A large number of men and women
met at the residence of Mrs. w. C.
Hackett, 1884 E. Jefferson, October
19, 1921, for the purpose of organic
ing club. The name of this club is
the Booker T. Washington Hospital
and Relief Club The object of this
club is the united effort to help by
the way of furnishing for the hospi-
tai and giving relief to those in dis
tress. The officers elected are as
follows:
President, Mrs. Larue Moore; first
vice president, Mrs. w. ]. Jones; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. ]. J. Brown;
recording secretary, Mrs. P. R. Nc
Cutcheon; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w. N. Driver; treasurer, Mrs. w.
c. Hackett; chaplain, Mrs. Georgia
Owens; chairman ways and means
committee. Ms Major Jonesi chair
rl-.1 relief committee, Miss Susie
E. Brown; chairman program com
mittee, Mrs. Nj. Thompson; chairman
entertainment committee, Miss Myrtle
Hackett; chairman Goodfellowship
Day committee, Mrs. Georgia Owens;
chairman house committee, Mrs. Della
King; chairman constitution and by
laws committee, Mrs. c. N. Hamilton;
reporter, Miss Susie z. Brown.
This club IS holding successful
meetings We are endeayoring to put
forth every effort by putting our
forces together to assist the COM
munity as well as the hospital by
bringing the people together. These
meetings are, held every Monday even
ing from to 10 p. m. at 1884 E. Jeffer-
son street. All men and women are
invited to join who are in sympathy
with our movement. The joining fees
are free, but the dues are 10 cents a
month. This club is planning to ac-
complish great things, and by cen
tralizing our efforts will be of great