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, 1922-05-18
Jap Government
Has Big Deficit

TOXIC, April INSTRUMENTATION
OF the Associated Pressl.-The govern
ment faces n deficit in tax revenues
for h fiscal year ending last March
of yen 141. 900 900 or a shrinkage of
between fifteen and twenty per cent
on tho estimates for that period. nc
cording to the official returns Just
made.
Tax incomes showed n marked fall
ing off all around from the prelimi-
nary estimates set by the officials.
, 1922-05-18
FOR RENT ROOMS

FOR RENT-Room. adjoining bath;
IS a week for two or 81 a week for
one gentleman. al North Beech
street Phone 514J. 5-1T4t
, 1922-05-18

FOR Observation-Disclosures apartment.
livingroom. bedroom, bait and
Kitchen; built-in features; large pleas
ant rooms. sos South Lincoln street.
1630M. 5-1S-1t'
, 1922-05-18
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-old Newspaper Cali Al
Tribune office. 1-35-tfdh
, 1922-05-18
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Thyeeroom furnished
apartments; close in Apply 1895
South Chestnut street. 5-is-3t
, 1922-05-18

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished mod.
ern two-room apartment; reasonable
rent. Call 1s72W. 319 South jackson
street. 5-18.tf
, 1922-05-18

FOR RENT-Nlce two-room modern
furnished apartment, all conven-
fences; good location. 141 West Tenth
street. 5-1S-1t
, 1922-05-18
Chinese Enjoys
In Toxic Leave

TOXIC. May is. - By the Associ-
ated PressGThe entire staff of the
Chinese legation left Toxic with
out notifying the foreign office.
declaring their departure was due to
the failure of Picking to supply funds
for Chinese students here and the re-
fusal OF japanese banks to make fur
Their advances on the ground OF lack
OF security.
, 1922-05-18

Iowa leads all the states in the gross
value of farm products.
, 1922-05-18

FOR PENT-Two-room modern fur
nished apartment; water. gas and
lights: furnished. SIS, 114s South
Cherry street. 5-1S-3t-
, 1922-05-18
FOR SALE-AUTolhOBILES

FOR SALE@Good used oars, cheap:
n Ford roadster. s1ab; one Ford
speedster. $3.50; ono Dodge roadster,
$3.50 and other good cars. Yellowstone
Garage. ass West Yellowstone avenue.
5-16-5ts
, 1922-05-18

A British inventor has succeeded in
producing a perfectly transparent rub
Der. for which many uses are predict
notably as a substitute for glass
in automobile windshields and win
dows.
, 1922-05-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
sARTAIN AND SUNuEY AUCTION
HOUSE

FOR SALE-Ivory reed baby buggy,
reversible gear; reasonable. 512 East
Thirteenth street. Phone 152SM.
5-17-2t'
, 1922-05-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Two carload. Of high
grade Furniture: o new ice boxes;
rs gas and coal ranges; three pianos;
o~verstocked. must sell. 326 West yell
lowstone avenue. Phone 1911.
4-2i-tf
, 1922-05-18

Ito Answer Blind
haSSificG Ads

~erlng blind ads IN these
please be careful to use
rs address given in the
Ement. Write the address
Letters hroueht to The
office DO not require
Always inciose your an
scaled enveiope- In reply
ADVERTISEMENTS where refer.
Il asked for. do not ssnd
mai references. Send copies
oniy-
, 1922-05-18

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
reimbursement apartment; light and
dry; large closet and laundryroom;
privilege of bath n telephone; lights
water and gas furnished: rent reason
able. ISL North jackson street. Phone
57TJ. 5-15-6t
, 1922-05-18

for farm; give age;
He'd: number OF children
steady job. Box ABS,
5-l3-5t'
, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE-Ford racer Inquire at
Fire Department Station Nc. 2.
5-is-2t
, 1922-05-18
WANTED-FEMALE

clerk. easy job Box
tribune ori'o
, 1922-05-18

BIZ TOWN advertisements
accompanied by cash or check
Iyment OF the same Note
txosug Instructions about
lac words and the rate per
rhe Camper Daily Tribune.
, 1922-05-18

kissing RATESAThs rate
lag Want Ads In The Cas-
tribune II Ia cents n WORD
Elton: minimum IS cents
, 1922-05-18
LIVESTOCK
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ETC.

BRING in your relinql sshments and
decided h~omesteads; make the price
and terms right and wei will find you
a buyer. Frank Duff. E36 East MID
west avenue. 4-19-12f
, 1922-05-18

b-women for general house
nd assist in care OF chldren'
4. Phone 1543J. 5-lS-et
, 1922-05-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT = Two-room furnished
house. $40 South. Ash street.
5-Is-at
, 1922-05-18

ka HOUR-want Ads TO be
properly must BE IN The
hsuy Tribune Office before
hnt Ads received AFTER 1857
q. m. viii be inserted under
faToo Late to Classify"
, 1922-05-18
ERyICES OFFERED

LAUNDRY work. rough dry
work called for and
go South Fenway street
III. 6le-St.
, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE-Modd n Hupmobile
f1ve-passenEer: four ngw tires. new
iowstone venue. b-l7-2t'
, 1922-05-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Nice new home in besi
residence district Of Casper; viii
sell furnished or unfuruished; owner
leaving city Of health. Fol
particulars address beH A-57. Trib
une. 5-16-3t'
, 1922-05-18
AUTO ACCESSORIES

MIDWEST TIRES-3Ox5. IS; 30x3h
SO; 34x4. $50: others IN proportion:
oil and gas. Gates Scrvien Station.
5-1T-6ts
OIL AND GAS-Gates Service Sta
ton. 24O South Wolcotr street. Serv-
lice is our name. 5-I7-6ts
, 1922-05-18

b TO RENT-Ffve. six or
pom house, modern with gar
st be good location; reason
for year. Call S30R.
5.1s-1ts
, 1922-05-18
bSTTIoNS WANTED

lady wishes work by the day
- 3O5 East Railroad avenue.
517-1t'
, 1922-05-18
ANTED-TO RENT

. TO RENT BY June l.
fm strictly modern house
lkfast nook; must be in good
bn pavement; two in family
bile people and will be per-
ff suited. Box Ass. Trib-
5-17-2ts
, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE-Two lots in Gas Bur
lington addition; SO feet frcm yell
lowstone highway ca Thorneburg
street Call at SIS South Center street
between 4 and 7 o'clock; $500 cash for
the two. 5-17-4ts
, 1922-05-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-One lot. shack on
good location; lights, water and gas
in alley; southwest part near refin-
cry; cheap; terms. SIC wan after
8 p. m. 622 West Milfvest avenue
5-1T-3ts
, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE-Ford car. cheap II taken
at once. Can at Room Z. Zutter.
meister building from IL noon TO $50
p. m 5-l7-2t'
, 1922-05-18

FOR RENT Furnished or unfur-
nished house at $40 North Buriing-
ton; three room upstairs and three
down; $40 unfinished; $50 furnished.
Phone 1918 for appointment.
5-1s-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
Y0Rkv|L.LE FIVE
At So. AMbOY
Separates Play Jr. Mechanics
Thursday Night Great
Attraction

SOUTH AMBOY. Feb. 14:--An
attraction extraordinary has been
arranged by Manager Samuelson of
the local Junior Order United Amer
lean Mechanic basketball team for
the high school court on THURSDAY
night. The Yorkville Separates, one
of the best New York teams to per-
form in this section this year, Will
furnish the opposition in this game.
The Yorkville Separates perform
ed in Perth Amboy on four separate
occasions this year losing two hard
fought games to the Speedways on
the Auditorium court and breaking
even in two games with the Z. NJ.
III, A. combination, The Yorkviile
outfit is without a doubt the biggest
attraction booked by Manager SAM
uelson this season..
A classy appearing team made up
entirely of good sports who are in
the game all the time gives one an
idea of the New York team, 1t is
always safe to say that when a
team from New York is booked the
fans are in for a real game whether
the home team wins or loses.
The New Workers exhibited some
classy passing and real shooting
ability in their games in Perth AM
boy. There are many local fans who
did not turn cut to see the Separates
perform in Perth Amboy, and these
basketball followers should make
sure not to miss the game on the
local court Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
bills"
GOING GREAT
Amboy Entry High in Team
and Individual Records
Up to Feb. 9

Up to the match rolled on Thurs
day night, February 3. the Perth
Amboy Elks entry in state bowling
league, stands second in game ave-
rage. Thu Jersey City team has an
average of 929.23. Perth mboy, 914.-
II; Passaic. 912.25; Hoboken, 9OS.9,
and Union Hill. 906.13.
In high team SCORE including n
match OF February 2, the Perth
Amhoy team. is seventh. Elizabeth
leads with 1898. Jersey City second,
1888; Unio' Hill 1865: Passalc,
1913; Rutherford, 1914; Paterson
1880. and Perth Amboy. 1926.
The Perth Amboy lodge has three
members on a high individual ave-
rage list of sixteen issued by the
league secretary. -Servas, of Union
Hill. leads this list with an average
of 1926, while Billy Eyerkuss OF
the local team IL fifth in n with
1926, Clarence Hoffman of the To-
cal team is eighth with 1878, ana
Howard Richards, also of the local
lodge is twelfth with 1866.
Billy Eyerkuss is also sixth on TINS
list in high individual score rolled up
to and including the match on Feb
ruary 2. Murphy Of Jersey CITY,
leads the field with a score OF 21t'
and Eyerkuss has a score q 2iS.
The Perth Amboy. team IL tied Tor
| fourth place in this league, TINS
week the local team Will roll the
! Newark 'lBiils" on the local alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
COUNTY STARS
IN PREL|M GO
Will Play Independents on So.
Amboy Court Thursday
Night

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 1.-THE
fast going Independent girls basket
ball team of this place will have as
their opponents on the local high
school court Thursday night, the
County Stars quintet. This team is
made up of players from Roosevelt,
Woodbridge and Perth Amboy. and
al Interesting game can be expect
ed.
The Stars recently lost a hard
fought game to the Roosevelt Gen.
ter outfit on the Woodbridge High
school court by a score of Ga. In
this game the Centers were held
scoreless from the field while the
County Stars made n fed goal.
Last week the Independent girls
won two games in as many days, the
Newark Presbyterian and Roselle
quintets bowling in defeat. Miss
Edna Benefits team has not been
defeated on the local court this ca
son, being credited with ten victo-
ries and four defeats in all games
to date.
The County Stars are expected to
take the court in this game with the
Misses Mesick, Duncan, McGettigan
Nannen and one Perth Ambuy play
er. The Independents viii lineup
with the Misses e. Bennett and ID.
Forgotson, forwards; M. Handerhan,
center and X. Miller and NJ. Thorn,
guards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
8 HOUR CONTEST
IS ARRANGED
Bowling Tournament at Ar
gonne Alleys on Washing
toms Birthday

Arrangements have been made to
stage an eight hour endurance bowl
Ing tournament on the Argonne al
,eys, Washington's birthday. This
tournament is for .two-man teams
in and outside of Perth Amboy, and
the tournament will start at :
o'clock in the afternoon and end at
10 O'Clock at night. Six team prizes
and n high score prize will be OIL
fered.
Howard Richards who is in charge
of entries, announces that o
twenty teams will be taken care OF
and all entries are requested by next
Monday night at the latest. All ina
is necessary is to leave the name OF
the team and the team entry Zee oil
81 with Richards. Entries can be
sent to Mr.. Richards, care of the
Elks club,
There is great interest in bowling
tournaments of this kind in this sec
ton, and it has a regular practice
to stage endurance contests IN the
various cities throughout the state
for different days during the bowling
season. .
Mr.. Richards requests that all
teams desiring to enter, send in their
names at the earliest date possible
so that disappointments on the last
entry night may be avoided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
OREs7ERS PRACTICALLY COP CITY LEAGUE HONORS
Hitting Is Unknown Art
To Pitchers, Says Johnson

running around the bases tended to
weaken the pitcher, and thereby les
sen his effectiveness. Believing such
to be the case, a great many pitchers
still continue to pitch, and forget
they ever have a time at bat as far
as results are concerned.
/ have never worked along those
lines. Batting has always appealed
to me. i much prefer getting a hit
than striking out three men in a
row unless. of course, striking out
the three men means the ball game.
l have always felt that l was q
good hitter, and that l could increase
my ability by constant practice.
That is why I indulge in batting
practice whenever / get the chance.
If pitchers would get the idea they
could hit, and that they were ex-
pected to hit. 1t wouldn't be long be-
fore a lot of them would be doing
that very thing.
Lack of effort and confidence are
the two things that make most pitch
ers a joke as far as hitting is con-
cerned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
BOXING SHOW
IS ARRANGED
New York Legionnaires in
Charge Of Garden Show
February 20

Tex Richard has completed ar
rangements for a fistic carnival at
Madison Square Garden on Monday
February 20, featuring which will
be a fast. fifteen-round lightweight
between Willie Jackson OF
New York, and Charley White OF
Chicago, according to an announce
ment today by the Richmond Coun-
ty Committee of the American Lee
gion.
Richmond County Legionnaires, to
sgether with those in the other four
boroughs of the Greater City, are
handling the business arrangements
for the carnival. A block of seats
for Staten Island fight fans have
been allotted to the local war vet
Grams, who through their eight Lee
zion post in Richmond county have
charge of the disposition of tickets.
They will be placed on sale shortly
In various business centers through
out Staten Island.
a, number of high class prelimi-
nary bouts have been arranged.
frankie Jerome and Willie Spencer
will fight the semi-finals. Another
drawing card will be a bantam-
weight go between Harold Fareese
and Carr Tremaine.
The bouts will all be staged under
the supervision of the State Boxing
Commission. They will not be exhi-
bition affairs.
The chairman of the local ar
Engagements committee Is John Rutz
CT Stuyvesant place. New Brighton,
telephone Tompkinsville, S44, the
representative on the general COM
mittee of the Richmond county
legion organization. Warren III.
Barton of Beauvais Post, Totem
VILE, has charge of ticket 6istribu-
ton for the Fifth Ward Of Staten
Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
Bic INTEREST
IN SECOND GAME
Roosevelt Separates and
Woodbridge Parish House
Clash on Court

There is great interest in the
Woodbridge Parish House-Isoosevelt
Separate basketball game which is
scheduled 10 be played on Coughlin's
auditorium court in Roosevelt on
Thursday night Manager Jacobo-
WITT and his warriors are out to
avenge a drubbing dished out by
Manager Deter's team on the Wood
bridge court during the latter part
of December.
The Roosevelt Separates have not
been defeated ON their home court,
victories having been registered over
a number of leading teams in this
vicinity. The fans of Roosevelt and
vicinity have been coming out strong
for the games played to date and
they will continue patronlzing the
contests providing the borough rep
resentatives put up a good brand
of ball.
On Thursday night the Separates
will use Pete Hansen, Ed "Biackie"
Regain, Freddy Glochau and "Yi"
Hubbard OF this city and Gutter of
Roosevelt. This is a combination
which should be acceptable to any
fan, and when a team of this calibre
Is matched up against the Martini
Martin-Lorch- Deter-Mesick quintet
a good game is assured.
The Middlesex county champion
ship. That is the goal desired by
Manager Jacobowitz and his follow
ers. The Speedways of this city,
Victorians of S%ayreville and Mich
Inns of Midtown hold victories over
the Separates and these teams must
be ousted from their present posi-
tons before the borough Iepresen-
tatives cal claim the title.
Charley Brownmiller who per-
formed efficiently in the game last
Thursday night, will referee this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
NEWARK
TEAM BOOKED
National Turner'S, Best Team
in State, Will Oppose
~SpeedWays

Another banner attraction has
been scheduled for the Auditorium
court this Saturday night. The
National Turner quintet of Newark,
rated as the strongest team in the
State of Jersey, will return to this
section for the first time in several
years. The National Turner's have
not played in this vicility since they
performed against the Riversides at
South Amboy a few seasons ago.
Proof that the Bruce street outfit
is as strong as ever, and is a leading
contender for state championship
to the record of this team for the
season. The Turner's have won
thirty-eight out of forty-one games
PLAYED to date this season, and have
been defeated once on their home
court.
Last Sunday night the Turner's
handed a lacing to Bill Manning's
former Amboy representatives to
the tune of a 1926 score, the New
arkers holding a safe advantage
during the forty minutes of play.
The Turner's have been defeated by
Bruggy's Scranton team of the Penn
State, League. the Wintons of Jersey
city and the Harrison outfit. The
Wintons defeated the Turner's on
the Bruce street court.
The lineup of the Turner'S includes
Gil Schwab and Eddie Schelling,
who performed with the Riversides
of South Amboy in this section two
seasons ago; Johnny Moeltner, Nip
Clark, dewey" Schwankert. Tues
chler and Dutch" Schelling. The
Turner's defeated the Danbury Sep
arates as deeisively as did the
Speedways, and il the Speedways
win this game, conquerors of the
Turner's will be booked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
DEF||SSUED
BY |NTS PILOT
Y. NJ. H. A. Ints Challenge
Juniors to Decide Bet
ter Team

The following communication has
been received from Dave Richmaf
acting nag of the Y. NJ. II. a..
Intermediates basketball team, tbs
direct outcome of the deciding sc.
ries game between the Jua.ors ant
Intermediates, which was played
last Thursday night. The Interme
dates are ready to play a two CANT
series to decide which is the better
team, the contest to be staged on u
neutral court.
The letter follows:
Sporting Editor.
Evening News.
Dear Sir:-The Intermediates
who have recently played a tie game
with the Juniors wish to state they
are the better Of the two teams
Thus far in the series the Juniors
have won one game and the Ints mi
game. The deciding game was a tie
The Juniors claim this game by #
referees decision. This game was
played at the Y. M. III. a.. court
last Thursday night.
The Intermediates have played
and defeated the best light een
and Junior teams in this vic1n4&
The teams the Ints have piays4 1&{l
not consider giving the Junidrs
game. The Ints have also defeated
teams which beat the Juniors. Ti1t
Juniors have played teams oil
the calibre of the st. John and Spar
tans of New Brunswick.
THE Intermediates hereby chal
lenge the Juniors to a series of tWs
games to decide the better team
These games to be played on a neir
trail court preferably the Auditorium
court.
Thanking you for the space III
your paper, I am,
yours insport,
DAVE RICHMAN. Asst. Mgr,
~. M. II. A. Intermediates
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
Albert G.. Waters Wins
High Gun Cup Shoot;
Many Prizes Giuen

The Lincoln shoot OF the Perth
Anlboy Gun Club held yesterday aft
eFnren was participated in by about
fifteen trap shooters, special mer-
chandise events being held In addi-
ton 70 the regular monthly club cup
contests. The High Gun Cup shoot
was won b. Alderman Albert G..
Waters with As breaks out of a pos
sibis so John Hanson was second
in thus shoot with A and Oscar Mum
dy. of South Amboy, third, with 43.
The January leg on the Club Cup
was wo' by Franz w. Schmidt and
i. MunGs, Of South Amboy, both be-
ing credited wit rs out of a pos
sibla 20. Eacr gunner actually broke
81 targets Tic former having q ham
dieap OF five ant the latter a handi-
CAP &C four.
The Chamber OF Commerce Cup
was won by Martin Newcomer, who
broke twenty-three and had a handi-
cap of three giving him a perfect
score of 25 A prize of six toilet
article IS, donated by Seaman's Phar-
macy, was wen by Alderman Waters.
high gun ma for the match. John
Hanson was awarded a chicken, be-
ing secop high gun man, and Oscar
Murdy, another chicken, for third
high gut. sccre. Ir the fifty bird
handicap event Frank w. Schmidt
and F. Mundy were tied with 40
breaks. Mundy woL a briar pipe do
mated by Fishkin Brothers and
Schmidt a chicken. Martin New
confer, who was third with At. also
woa a. chicken.
The scores follow:
Club Cup
Broke Hdp. tt.
e Burns ID II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
A. 6. & RIVE
IS DEFEATED
A. T. c. Team Defeats Gug-
genheims in Match Last
Night
City Bowling League

The Foresters entry in the City
Bowling League practically decided
the league championship by taking
three games from the Ironclad team
in a J.. Itch on the Argonne alleys
last night, while the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company was taking two out
of three games from the American
Smelling & Refining Company team
on Bohnsack alleys.
The only chance left for the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany team is to take three straight
games from the Forester team when
these combinations clash on the
Bohnsack alleys in the final set OF
the tournament next Monday night:
The Elks team won two out OF
three games from the Conservatives
in a match on the Elks club alleys,
and the Postoffice outfit won two
out of three games from the Bonn
sack team on the Argonne alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
So. RIVER H.. {.
0NLOCAL COURT
Second Game Of Series Here
Tomorrow After
noon

The Perth Amboy high school
boys varsity basketball team will he
given a real test tomorrow afternoon
when they hook up with the repre-
sentatiyes of South River high
school on the local court. A victory
for the Crimson and White perform
ers will give them a fighting chance
for Middlesex county honors.
Local students base their claim
for a local victory on the showing of
the Amboy team against Manager
Stackowski's outfit on the South
River court a couple of weeks ago.
The home players in this game We're
only able to win by a three point
advantage.
The South River team has a re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14

The Perth Amboy Speedway bas-
kethall team gave a real exhibition
of speed in scoring a rs to 22 VIC
tory over the Sterilngs of South Riv-
err on thu South River High School
audi .orium court last night. The WIS.,
itors Gagged nine points in about n
and a half minutes of the last three
minutes of play and succeeded in
carrying off the bacon. 1t was the
Speedways second victory over the
Ster.ings this season.
With the score 20 to 16 in favor
OF the Sterl'ngs, the visitors passed
the pill around waiting for one OF
their number to break away. Pete
Hansen, crack pivot man of the team,
succeeded IN evading Prince, who
halls from Rutgers college, and drop
ped i'll a double counter. A moment
later Hansen madA n foul goal, and
then followed a field goal by the
same player.
TIC Speedways were still one point
behind, but gained a one point adj
vantage when Captain Charley
Brownmiller pulleG a shot from the
side of the court, the best of the eve
ming. A few seconds later a foul
was called on the Sterlings and when
one of the home players objected to
the ruling Ly tossing the ball away,
a double foul was called. Hansen
missed the first try, but made the
second ard the Speedways were
leading Ly two points. Hansen, a
short tine later made another foul
try, and the victory was sewed up.
The visitors spent about forty sec
onds of the last minute in passing,
the home players obtaining the ball
| just as tie whistle blew.
Hansen was the scoring star for
the winning team in this game, MAX
ing seventeen of the points credited
to that outfit. "Cal' Meury scored
| fourteen of the Sterlings' points. Bob
Haaderhan and John Bradley played
corking defensive ball. breaking up
/ many of the home teams plays. Han
| derlian held his mar, Cathcart score
| less from the field while Fitzpatrick
was held scoreless up to the last few
minutes of play when he pulled a
shot from ;ne side of the court.
Charley Eppinger held Paul sutton
the Speedway sta, to one field goal
in this contest. but Sutton and
Brownmille" played an important
part in the fioorwork of the visitors.
At half tiile the Speedways were
| leading b5 a 10 to 8 score.
Each of the teams scored eigh'