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4 CLOSE TODAY.
WHO.
Ron IN PRIMARY

Itbe last day on which can
i qualify for the June pri-
ND to noon there had been
sddition to the list previous
Bed, that of Charles Burt,
(be a candidate for county
|per to succeed himself
Hat No. 2. This makes
HE race, J. V. Walton and
Iwning being the other two
on the street this
HAT several dark horses
/ thei rdecision to run with
/ Morris Cochrane, of the
executive commit
4 night, but up to noon
Inot shown up.
candidate for office in the
6th the exception of the
BID, has opposition and it is
ned that a large percentage
Tho have qualified will turn
|Ote. The primary is just
Is from today.>
|tion for the primary is up
1 but an unusually large
iled to pay their poll taxes
|bt be able to vote. This is
|true in the county pre-
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fight when the dredger is converted
into floating fortress and which it
Is up to the faction headed by Mr..
Reid to storm and capture, and by
many other unusual scenes and situa
tions. '
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h STRESSES NEED
h MORE LEGION POSTS
Associated press) =

II Associated Press)
blm Beach, May 16.-De-
4 need of additional Amer
bn posts throughout the
h section of Florida and in
and 0keechobee coun-
i Commander Jerome E.
[gave an extensive report
f. Palm Beach post No. IL,
Eting of the executive COM
the state legion board in
i Saturday.
Is are especially bad on
past, Mr., Wideman stated,
of that section
hg campaigns to organize
be post in each county.
be thirteen counties in the
Idistrict are without legion
&tated.
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Taylor, So, have been REMARKED.

Taylor, SO, have been remarked.
Their misunderstanding occurred
while they were living at Augusta,
KY, and shortly afterwards Mrs.
Weisbrod obtained divorce. They
went their different routes in life and
recently through the intervention of
mutual friends their small difference
was patched up. They were married
Tor keeps, as they described it, at
Jacksonville, April 10. They are now
living here, where Weisbrod owns a
large plantation.
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Green Cove Pair
Reunited After
Il Years Quarrel

Green Cove Springs, May 1G-Sep-
arated q years ago through misun-
derstanding over trivial matter,
REIN Weisbrod, 55, and Mrs. Nellie
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Near Geneva they have killed a
bird with a bill 1914 inches long. It
sounds unreasonable, but Europe has
grown accustomer to astonishing
bills.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-16

not marry the best ma nliving."
Regarding the theory that distrust
for Fred Beauvais the correspondent
actuated Mrs. Stillman's recent trip to
Montreal for hearings there, Mr.. Mack
declared ut was impossible to say any
thing one way or the other"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-16

+ but a few years to make
proper citizen, why does it
(rs to make a proper citi-
native born?
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-16

State of Florida County of Putnam, S.:
/, T. E. Mobley. Cashier of the above-named
Bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
Correct-Attest:
J. H. MILLICAN,
ED. NJ EARNEST
E. w. WARREN,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this nth
day of May 1922
w. H. CROWELL
Notary Public, State of Florida at Large.
My Commission expires April Is 1928
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
PROFESSIONALS
WIN ANOTHER
Terra Gotta voIIey Ball Team
Loses Match Cartridge
Works Win
Standing in City volley Ball League

The Atlantic Terra Gotta volley
ball team failed to put the strong
opposition expected of it last night
in its match against h Profession
ais and as a result lost two straight
games. 1871 and 1875. The U. s.
Cartridge Works broke into the win
ming streak for the first time. in the
league, defeating the Seniors. who
have not vet won n match. in three
close and hard fought games. The
Bakelite team won from the Dry
Docks by forfeit. the latter combina-
ton having failed to win a match
to date in the league.
The Cartridge team met some real
opposition in the Seniors. losing the
first game by a score of 1873. In
the second game it looked as though
the Seniors would win. but the shot
workers pulled through by a bare
margin Of one point. 1914. In the
third and deciding game the Seniors
lost, 1910. The winners used Horns
by, Skow, Hatrak, Smoyak, Lar
combe, Burns and Rataczak. Play
ing with the Seniors were Frantic,
Scott. Preacher, Halligan, Beatty and
Gardella.
The Professionals lining up with
Capt. Wllbert Westcott, William
Westcott. H. Westcott. Matt Gold
berger, Greisen and Bartholomew.
experienced little difficulty in win
ming from the clay workers whit
used Bowman. Janderup, Brown,
Anderson, Samsoe and Wort.
Tuesday nights league games will
be, without doubt, the most exciting
yet played in the league. At the
conclusion of these games a big
shake up in the present standing is
likely as the teams playing are all
about evenly matched and have
almost the same standing. There
will be five matches, the first start
ing at 7:15 o'clock.
In the first match the Seniors'and
''Y' team will clash. The Seniors
came within an ace of defeating the
Cartridge team last night and this
combination is expected to give
Capt. Francis divers association
team a run for its money.
At 1880 the Merchants and Bake
! lite will play. This should be the
best match Of the league. the for
mer team not having lost a game
while the latter has lost but one
match.
The Nationals and Atlantic Terra
| Gotta play at 7:45, the Press and
Cable Works at s o'clock and the
U. s. Cartridge and Bankers al
SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
GIANTS MAKE
It TWO WINS
Down Brooklyn in One of
Three Games in Two
Leagues Yesterday

The New York Giants made It two
out OF three by downing the Brook
lyn Dodgers at the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon. 1872. Chicago
and st. Louis are tied for first place
in the National league, these teams
having had their games yesterday
postponed on account of rain, while
the Philadelphia Nationals lost their
first contest of the season. So. to
the Boston Braves.
In the American league the Ath-
letics downed the Red Sox in the
only game played yesterday. all
other games being postponed on ac-
count of rain. In both leagues to-
day the same teams are scheduled to
play as did the last three days.
Jess Barnes pitched for the Giants
yesterday and allowed six scattered
hits while the Giants collected six
teen safeties off Mamaux. Sherrod
Smith and Shriver. Heine Groh led
the Giants at the bat with four hits.
Marquard won for the Boston Braves
over the Phillies yesterday. Weinert
and Winters pitching for the latter
team. Lee. with three hits featured
at hat for the Phillies in this game.
Rommell starred for the Phila-
delphia Athletics in their victory
over the Boston Red Sox yesterday.
Meyers, Ferguson and Fullerton
pitched for the losing team. Walker
and WEIGH for Philadelphia. and
Harris for Boston were the batting
stars in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
HOW TO PROPERLY STOCK
BROOK TROUT STREAM

How to stock a trout stream
The Pennsylvania Fish and Game
Commission has just issued the fol-
lowing interesting facts on that sub
ject.
First-Brook- trout will not live
in streams that rise above SIS de-
grees temperature in summer.
Second-Banks of streams should
bear trees or tall shrubs to provide
necessary shade and GOODNESS. in
open spaces cuick-growing Willows
or black alder should be planted.
Third-Remember that in a manu-
featuring state of large towns and
cities, sewage, mill and other refuse
pours into many of u streams. 1t
is useless to put trout in such
waters.
Fourth The best places for
| planting are the rivulets and spring
feeders. The trout will work their
way into the larger streams as they
grow.
Fffth-Rearing pools on the
streams and side pools built of rock
and sod are peculiarly suitable for
brook trout.
Sixth-In order 10 be SUI of
| healthy, normal propagation Of
trout it is imperative that pure hV-
ing water should be selected
Seventh -ANotwithstanding laws
restricting fishing to certain seasons
most brook trout streams would
soon be fished ont if they were not
] restocked. y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
KEASBEY F. C. WILL PLAY
At MiTlWlH TOMORROW

KEASBEY, April 15-Manaser T.
Schuster will take his Keasbey F. c.
to Matawan tomorrow afternoon to
meet the Matawan f. C. Of that
place. This will mark the opening
of the baseball season in MataWan
and from reports the Monmouth
county team will have a strong line
up to stack against the locals, to
win their initial game.
Although encountering q setback
in their first game against the Red
Stars of New Brunswick last Sun
cay the local tossers being q little
more seasoned now. feel confident
they will turn the tables asainet
the Matawan boys.
1t is possible that the lineup OF
the local team will be somewhat
shifted before long and the man
agement hopes to have N Of the
strongest teams in the county when
the season gets in full swing.
Max Wagenhoffer will probably
occupy the mound for the Keasbey-
ties, this being his first game THU
season: Parsler win do the back
! stop work. The rest of the lineup
will be made up from the players
who took part in last Sundays
game.
The team and rooters viii make
the trip 10 Matawan by truck. leav<
ing Keasbey school az 1 o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
Stinson And Mazurek
Signed By App|egate

fans of this vicinity and it is en-
tirely up to the fans to show their
appreciation for his work.
At the difficult corner. Applegate
will have Andy Mazurek. star West
Amboy tosser. Mazurek was given a
chance with the Amboy team last
season and showed up in real style.
He handled his berth in a first class
manner and batted at h top OF the
organization. For some unknown
reason he was replaced and the class
of his work effected the showing OF
the local representatives in later
games.
After leaving Amboy. Mazurek
took part in the Keyport-Matawan
series and batted and fielded in great
style. He Is a player who a his
entire life in the game. Mazurek Is
always on the go. fielding or batting,
and he has proven to be a dangerous
hitter. West Amboy fans are well
satisfied with the signing of their
favorite by Manager A~pplegate.
With Loeser, Romer, Dzurilla, Ma
zurek, Stinson and Lorenzo. the To-
cal team Is strong on the defense and
offense, and it is probable that when
the remainder of the team Is an
nounced the occupants of these posi-
tons will be as strong as the play
ers announced to date.
The season will open next Satur-
day. April %. and the fans Of this
section can be depended upon to turn
out n large numbers to support
Chunks team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
CITY TWILIGHT
LEAGUE PLANS
Six Baseball Teams Now Anx-
ious to join Others
to Follow

Representatives of five factories
and one local store met with Physi-
cal Director s.. C. Pew al the Y. M.
C. A. for the purpose of laying plans
for a city baseball league to be con-
Quoted this summer. Twilight games,
starting at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon, and Saturday afternoon games
are anticipated. The Raritan Copper
Works. Perth Amboy Hardware
Company. Atlantic Terra Gotta.
Perth Amboy Dry Docks. United
Lead Works and u. s. Cartridge
Company were represented at last
nights meeting.
It was decided TO hold another
meeting next Friday night at 1880
o'clock for the purpose of further
Ing the plans which have now been
started. 1t Is expected that the Gen
eral Ceramics, c. Pardee Works, A.
8. e. R. and r. & H. Chemical Com
pany will also enter teams in this
league which gives promise of arous-
ing considerable interest.
It is possible that three baseball
diamonds will be in use thus max
Ing it possible for a team to play
once or twice a week. Double head
ers may be played on Saturdays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
Roosevelt Separates To
Play Closing Games

ed one hand dribble and the team
should display greater class playing
the two hand game throughout.
The Y. NJ. H. A. team has a COM
bination practically as strong as the
Newark Triangles. the team which
twice defeated the Separates on-the
Roosevelt court. Dave Fem will be
with the Y. NJ. II. A. team. He
play ed with the Roosevelt Separates
against the Speedways last Sunday
night.
Benny Denberg, one of the best
basketeers in Newark, will also be
with the Y. NJ. II. A. team for this
game, in addition to Weiss. Abram-
son and Klugman. Abramson play
ed with Bill Flynn's All Collegians
In this section in a number of games
and all OF these players performed
in the contest against the local Y.
NJ. II. A.
It il probable that Manager ia
cobowitz will book the Speedways
for another game on the Roosevelt
court before the close of the season.
for 1t Is the opinion of the fans Of
the borough that the Separates can
~outscore the Perth Amboy repre-
sentatives.
The game tomorrow night viii
start promptly at $3.50 o'clock. and
there will be dancing as usual. The
referee for this game has not been
decided upon, but it is expected that
Charley Brownmiller or Chuck"
Solador willeoficiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
At
LONG BRANCH
Local Nine Will Play Norwood
Team Tomorrow Afternoon
Fast Game Expected

Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
nine will travel to Long Branch to-
morrow afternoon to cross bats with
the Norwood nine of that place. The
Norwood representative athletic or
carnations are old rivals of the
Speedway Club of this city and an
interesting game is expected tomor-
row.
For the Speedways, Bill Flynn and
Bill Larson will be in the points, and
Stretch Burke. Tom Burke.
White" Leahy and Gus Nesly will
guard the inner works. Mickey"
Loeser, Jay Wallace and Joe Coley
will play the outf1eld positions for
he visiting team in tomorrow's
game. +
Last season the Speedway nine
beat the Norwoods in the opening
game by a one-sided score. Several
weeks later the Norwoods evened
matters, and the deciding game was
never played. During the winter
season the Speedway basketball team
defeated the Norwoods in three out
Of four games.
king Phillips and Tom Barlow
will be in the points for the Nor
wood quintet which has been unde-
feated this season to date. A big
crowd of fans from this city will ac-
company the Speedway team to Long
Branch for the game tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15

Charley "Pud" Stinson and Andy
Mazurek. two good local boys, will
occupy the shortstop and third base
berths OH Harry A~pplegate's Perth
Amboy Athletic Association nine
which will open the season on the
Raritan Copper Works field next
Sunday afternoon.
Stinson is well known to the fans
of this section, he having been a
favorite here since he performed
with the No. 4 school team Of years
ago. Since that time he has played
with numerous organizations. in
Guiding the Raritan Copper Works.
ct. Anthonys and Perth Amboys OF
former seasons. He is a crackerjack
infielder ard a timely hitter.
Last season he played with the
Danville team OF the Piedmont
League and showed up as q cracker
jack shortstop and second baseman.
but a squabble with the manager
effected TIE class of his work and
he left that team to join one of the
teams in the Old Hickory league.
With that organization he batted
and fielde1 near the top and he has
received numerous offers from the
south this year regarding his signing
with different teams IN different
leagues in that section.
The Oak street lad will be a big
asset to the Amboy team and he
surely will add plenty of pep to APP
plegate's organization. Apply will
have a crackerjack team for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
ROOSEVELT SEPARATE c0NQUER0Rs ON AUDo COURT
Newark Triang|es Hereto
Play ~Speedways Tonight

Speedways last Sunday night, and he
had his hands full taking care OF
Paul Sutton. Benny Denberg and
Jack Starr. members OF the Trian-
gle team were picked Is forward
and guard of the Ne>ark All Star
team by a Newark basketball ex-
pert and these players are without a
doubt the best Newark hasketeers
scheduled TO appear here this season.
Hank Thomas after a lay-on oil
several weeks on account OF illness,
will be back in the Speedway lineup
tonight. He will be used at center
IN place Of Harry Davis. who show
ed up in great style for the Speed
ways in two games. The remain
der OF the Speedway team apprs-
ciates the work of the New York
Harmony Club star. for Davis was
mainly responsible for the Speedway
victories over the National Turner's
Of Newark last Saturday night and
the Roosevelt Separates in Roose-
welt last Sunday night.
The basketball season is rapidly
approaching its finish. The fans
have but two more weeks after to-
night TO witness the champion
Speedway outfit. a combination
which COPIED the third c~ongression-
al and Middlesex county Champions
ships. in action. "Pingy" Pengi-
tore will be the eleventh man on
the floor tonight. and there will be
dancing as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
GAME FOR BEAUvAIS
POST QUINTET TONIGHT

The Amicitia hall court in Pleas
ant Plains will be the scene tonight
of a ~"grudge" game. A combination
consisting of three Montana players
and the Soige brothers. will oppose
the Beauvais Post, American Legion,
quintet in this contest.
The "Old Timers" were originally
scheduled to play this game. but the
contest was cancelled at the eleventh
hour, and the '~grudge" outfit was
booked. LIE June Anderson and Van
Lehen. of the Montanas. will play
with this team as will Al Soige and
!. Soige.
The Beauvais Post quintet will
play the Speedways OF the Audi
torium court in this city a week from
next Saturday night. 1t is the last
game on the local court for the
Speedway quintet this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
MANAGERS STILL ACTIVE

Is the playing manager slowly be-
coming extinct in the major leagues?
OF the 16 big league leaders only
four are now rated In the playing
class.
The American League boasts
three in Speaker, Cobb and Milan.
while the National has one in Bill
Killifer.
1t is a rather interesting fact that
the three American League playing
managers are outfielders. Bill KILL
fer is a catcher and a mighty good
one.
1t would seem that catchers de-
velop into managers readily
than players at other positions. Ten
OF the managers in the majors today
gained fame back of the bat.
In the National League Pat
Moran. Bill Killifer, Branch Hickey
George Gibson. Fred Mitchell and
Wilbur Robinson starred in the
| majors back of the bat.
In the American League Connie
! Mack and Lee Foil learned tn
zane as catchsrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
HOLY TRINITY NINE FORMS
FOR 1922 At JAMESBURG

HELMETTA, April 15.-organiza-
ton of the Holy Trinity Athletic
Association Of the Polish Catholic
church. has been completed and q
prosperous season anticipated.
The diamond has been put in good
shape and with a good lineup a
strong team is assured. Sunday
games, played on the regular dia-
mond. will be put on as for the past
few years. and games are already
being booked.
The opening game will be between
the strong Emeralds. of Perth Am
boy. on Sunday. April 23. and the
following Sunday. April 30th. will
see the Sheridans, of South Amboy.
the opponents of the Holy Trinity
team
officers elected are as follows:
President. Charles Witkowski; sec
rotary, William Strembach; treas
urer, Rev. Martin Lapinski; manager.
Peter Latkanic; captain Marion
Mondoker. Teams seeking Sunday
games should address Manager Lat
kanic at once as the schedule will
filing rapidly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15

Roosevelt will be out strong to-
night to root for the Triangles
against the Speedways in the game
on the Auditorium court. -
Although for a time it appeared
as il the bowling season had been
| concluded, the recent individual
championship matches AVE been
reviving interest in the great indoor
sport.
Everyone can depend upon Apple
gate and Poulsen delivering the
goods this season. They are mould
Ing together a good team and the
baseball field will be In great shape
for the playing of the games.
A great many fans in this vicinity
are in favor of a game between the
Y. Nj. H. A. and the Speedways TO
decide the basketball championship
Of the city. The Speedways are
ready to play this game on the Y.
NJ. H. A. court.
There was little change in the
standing of the big league clubs as
a result of the games played yester-
day. The Philadelphia Nationals
lost their first game yesterday.
Roosevelt fans may be given an
| other chance to see the Speedways
in action on Coughlin's Auditorium
court before the close of this season
"Pud" Stinson and Andy Mazurek
will occup the positions in the
right side of the Amboy infield,
These players are well known here.
Bill Jenkins is receiving plenty OF
challenges for matches to decide the
| Individual champion of the city
Clarence Hoffman and Bill Pembe--
| ton are after his scalp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
GUS PAPPAS TO ROLL new
CITY BOWLING CHAMPION

-.
Gus Pappas. one of the best
bowlers Emil Bohnsack's alleys
boasts of, will roll Bill Jenkins in \
new city bowling championship
match which will be rolled on
Bohnkack's alleys exclusively. The
first ten games of this match will
be rolled on the No. I and 2 alleys
at Bohnsack's a week from Monday
night.
The last ten games will be rolled
on Bohnsack's alleys. the Nc. 3 and
4 alleys. several days later. jenkins
secured a big lead on Richards In
the first ten games of their match
on the Bohnsack alleys and then
held his own with the local cham
pion in the last games rolled on the
Argonne alleys.
Pappas is confident that he can
hold his W with Jenkins in ths
ten gapes on Bohnsaok's alleys. y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

With a new athletic field Coach
Robert S. Waddell expects to place
as good a track team on the field as
he did a basketball team.
Miller Higgins wants another
player. This time he is angling for
a good outffelder and whenever he
wants a thing he usually gets it.
Richards and Eyerkuss clash in a
twenty game match starting Mon
day night, the winner to play Bill
Jenkins in a new city championship
match.
Denberg, one of the greatest play
ers who ever appeared on a local
court, will be with the Newark Tri-
angles on the Audo court tonight.
The Roosevelt Separates expect to
stop their two game losing streak by
taking the scalp Of the Newark =.
NJ. H. A. on the Roosevelt court to-
morrow night.
"Heine" Groh is showing up In
great style for the Giants this sea
son. This trade to date has beer
the most successful of the winter
season.
The Speedway baseball team
| makes it's debut tomorrow after
| noon. Bill Sheehan's record with
the Gindin team of a few seasons
| ago satisfies followers of the Speed
way basketball team that the base
| ball representative nine of this club
will make a good record.
The final decision on the city
bowling champion will not be made
known until early in May, judging
from the numerous challenges being
received by the present champion
| Bill Jenkins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-15
GOLDEN WINS
THREE GAMES
Dunham's Bowling Team Los
es Another Match in Y.
N. C. A. League
Standing in Y. M. @. A. Ffve-Man
Bowling League

Capt. Birden Goiden's team, for
merly led by George Forman. took
three straight games in the Y. NJ.
c. A. five-man bowling league last
night, moving into third place as a
result of the victories.
None OF the games were close,
Capt. Durham being Handicapped
in having two of his bowlers absent
making blind scores necessary. In
the first game Golden's 1913 was high.
his team winning by 116 pins. Col
den was again high in the second
game with 191. his combination an
nexing this one by III pins. In the
last game Golden continued his good
work. getting 2O3. His team won
by 157 pins. Golden's average of
1913 for the three games was high.
Capt. Dunham's average of 166 was
high for the losing team.
Tho Scnrac.