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Evening star., 1922-03-26

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Evening star., 1922-03-26

of long, strong hair, glistening with beauty.
A 35-cent bottle Of delightful '.Danderine"
freshens your scalp, checks dandruff and falling
hair. This stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to
thin, dull, fading hair that youthful brightness
and abundant thickness-Al1 Drug countersl
White County record., 1922-07-20
Whippoorwill peas for sale.
 1. M. Holland

VI P-NiNs l. M. Holland
 Bert McDearman of Bowlino Green, ky, spent Sunday bere with his father, J. A. McDaar. man and ether friends.
 Rev. s. c. Vicl. was in Tuc1. erman Wednesday.
 NJ. and Mrs. ". A. Snatzo, and Mrs. Carlye Heard, of Vew- port, visited Mrs. I. M. Holland Sunday.
 Mrs. Allison, ofSearcy, is the guest of Mrs. B. w. Andrews to- day.
 ?. R. Dulin left yesterday for Kansas where he will work for the A. R. T. Go.
 W. L. Johnson left vesterdav to go to Poplar Bluff, Mo-. in the employ of the A. E. T. Co.
 Mrs. John Lankford and dauph ter of West Point spent Tues day here at the home of B. R. Huff.
 B. o. Grissom of North Little Rock visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Grissom the past week.
 ;. A. Bauer is making a bus mess trip to the southern part of the state this week.
 Irene Toms, of North Little Rock. spent the past week with Hazel Toms.
 Miss Lida Toms spent Satur- day and Sunday with her both e, Jim Toms.
 Mrs. Mary Grissom of Cross Roads is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Toms.
 See J. M. Koehler for General Concrete work, walks, floors and foundations a speciality. All work guaranteed, prices right.
 A series oI meetings will be- gin at Cross Roads school house District 109, on Thursday night, July 27, conducted by Rev. &. c. Vick. Everybody invited to attend.
White County record., 1922-07-20
Local and Personal Items.
n... pent-Storage room for

For Rent-sto'aee roo''' ioi
 o.. or other things. See T. q eaiI Reals or E. c. Mann. l. ro,. sale-Blg b. 2 1.-Two ' fd, desd fcrtr scre farm five lgI fllI.a eiya north of Jnlsonia known ! lll9Sb fba ". C. N9rta I m. h ss;re as Sl.g of John A. Best, Receiver, T, 4u,ls 4gl,asoni9 nj Ark, or Brundidge < Iqe1H, TIesIly Attorneys. searcy. Ark. NTTe The Judsonia Ball Team de- Lated dp the Newport team Mon- ] e" av by q score of 3 to 2. pay 7 a', Dy now prepared to dc any Ird sl kinds of well digging, re- pairing b,u nc and cleaning. My prices Pre right. See me. ''' B. F. Hanson, Judsonia. vii I.easure. J. M. Meachem Ind A. M. Kittler are attending |bo |Fna strawberry meeting at Me Rae today. oo ., Isid for the apprehension and |onviction of any person destroy |pc in any way the public |effool property in Judsonia, Ark. By order of the Board of Di- rectors.
 J. c. Rhew, W. A. Sanders, Ejll Leasure, T. H. Beals and 5. c. Mann attended the State Pepublican convention in Little Rock Tuesday.
 There will be an all day sing hg and dinner on the ground |t District 27, the fourth Sun- law in July, the 23rd. Every |ody invited, most especially fingers and singing leaders. Ev- hybody welcome.
 For well work of any kindsee
 h call Jack Porter, Judsonia.
 h INTERESTED In a 2,000 ! |sllon cypress water tank. tank bsme, pump jack, and a , HIP.
 las engine as good as new, don't kl to see J. H. Roth, Jud-
 pnia, Ark.
White County record., 1922-07-20
R REMARKABLE STATEMENT
 By Nurse

Mrs. Nellie Coulson, Searcy public school nurse, makes the following remarkable statement
 q have used Snipes Jap-i-Cu- a Skin Remedy in treating over one hundred cases of itching kin troubles in my school work at Searcy this year without a single failure. Jap-I-Cura is real y a wonderful remedy for itch, eczema, letter, ringworm, pois- 3n oak, dew poison itching sWol- en feet and other skin diseases md I heartily recommend 1t for these troubles. Jap-I-Cura is a. greeable. to use and does the work quickly"
 Made by Snipes Medicine Co.,, Searcy. Ark. For Sale in Judsonia by Eastland's Phar- macy; in Bald Knob by R. c. Clark.
 Good Mccormick binder for sale. T. H. Beals.
White County record., 1922-07-20
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

r1ArJ,s CATARRH MEDICINE has been been used successfully in the treatment ol HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con. sists of an Ointment which Quick,Iy KY Reiieves by local application, and the internal Medicine, Tonic. which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur taces thus reducing the inflammation.
 Sold by, all druggists; g ro,aao oh,o
White County record., 1922-07-20

mers. One block west of lun- Der yard. Mrs. J. F. Guiltner.
 Judsonia, Arkansas
 MT. and Mrs. D. ". Dickinson oI Little Rock, spent the week end at Camp Livingston.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. [. Jones of Camp Livingston were shopping ln Little Rook fast Friday.
 lifs. Clyda smith of Heber Springs, visited friends at Camp LlVingston last week.
 Mr.- and Mrs. c. E. Bell ard Mi. and Mrs. John Huff, of Lit tie Rock, ere the guests of relatlves anu friends m Judson- ia Monday.
 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - Join the Arkansas Louisiana Automobile Association; re- celve the following discounts: 40 per cent discount Oil all re- pair hills; 10 per cent discount on accessories; 10 per cent dis count for all services in towing dead cars, storage, washing and polishing, etc.; 10 per cent count on tires and tubes; buy gasoline at one cent less on each gallon than the retail price pre- Valling at the time gasoline is purchased. For further informa- g4oa See JAAE BAUER, District Manager, Judsonia.
 For prices and designs of all kinds of monuments and tonab- stones call on ". A. NICHOLS, Bald Knob, Ark, who represents the Batesville Marble and Gran ite Go.
 Wanted To Buy-Gum tim Der, standing or delivered on bank of Little Red or White River.
 Enterprise Box Go.
 Fer Sale-Good saddle and buggy horse.
 B. Roth, Judsonia, Ark.
 Be sure and see June Bauer about a membership in the Ark ansas Louisis na Automobile As sociation. 4 dollar saved is 8 dollar earned.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Snetzer and Mrs. N. F. Snetzer of New port, have been visiting Mrs. I. M. Holland and were enroute by automobile to Mineral Wells, Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Bauer and Miss Veima Sanders motoaed 10 Nashville, Ark, Tuesday.
 Ms. :. !. B eaer a..d children and '. J. Quick returned last Friday from Marshal, Texas. where they had been visiting relatives for several weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. ErroI Steck, of Little Rock, have been the guests of r. C. Briggs and oth- CT friends here for several days this week.
 A large number of people from here attended the baptizing at Bradford Sunday. B were bap- tized.
 Miss Mary Browns has return ed from Little Rock to visit for REMARKABLE STATEMENT
White County record., 1922-07-20
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Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the germs.
White County record., 1922-07-20

Best meals in town at the Johnson Eat Shop.
White County record., 1922-07-20
k. H. VILLA MS Judsonia, Arkansas

The annual meeting of the Bald Knob Fruit Growers As sociation will be held on the sec ond Saturday in August, the 12, instead of on the fifth.
White County record., 1922-07-20
w. T. Henderson,
 Bald Knob. Ark.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Beals and Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Mann and sons, were Little Rock visitors Tuesday,.
 Miss Pauline Meachem vi friends in Bald Knob last week.
 Tuesday, July IS, the jideIis Class of the Baptist Sunday School was entertained by their teacher, Mrs. J. s. Kelley. The 'foliowiug officers were re-elect- ed Eunice Stevens, Pres; Flos- sic Thompson, 1st. Vice Pres; la Johnson, 2nd Vice Pres. :; Maggie Scott, 3rd Vice Pres. i; Mary Huff, secretary; and Mur- il Meachem, Reporter. After the business meeting delightful re- treatments were served.
 An ounce of preventative is worth a pound of cure" Now is the time to stop out the flies. Ne have a complete stock of screen doors, screen wire cloth and mouldings.
 OWens-Houck Lumber Co.
 MT. and Mrs. J.H. Roth and son, William, left Monday for an auto trip to Colorado. They will be gone about a month.
 C. A. Figley was in Little Rock on business Monday.
 WARNING
 wish to inform many who are using the street from park to school house for a speed way that the law allows only fifteen miles per hour. From this date 1 am instructing the marshal to arrest anyone who makes over this 15 mile limit. Now take warning as it means everyone who is caught speeding.
 J. A. Bauer, Mayor.
 CLEAN UP NOTICE
 The grass and weeds are gett- ing a good start all over the town and it is high time we were using the hoes on sam. As May or of the Incorporated Town of Judsonia, l hereby set Friday, the 14th of July, as Clean Up Day, and ask every citizen on that day to cut I'll weeds and grass around his place nd clean up everything around his place. To the business men; l ask that you cut all weeds around your place of business. Let's try and keep the town clean.
 J. A. Bauer, Mayor.
White County record., 1922-07-20
Old U. Tellurn Sez;

"Ehe atmosphere of home is lacking if the furniture is dllap- dated, the rugs worn thin and colorless. The beds uncoml 3rta- bic for the lack of good springs and mattresses.
 Think of the time spent in the home and how by econonliz- ing everyone can furnish a home at least comfortably if not lux uriously.
 "Whether you want the most expensive and luxurious or the medium furnishings, B. H. Williams can supply you" "U tell 'em shoe; you have the tongue"
White County record., 1922-07-20

Fresh cows for sale. Jersey bull for service. J. E. Collins.
White County record., 1922-07-20

a couple of weeks before going to San Antonio, Tex, where her mother, Mrs. Wright resides.
 Master Francis and Little Daisy May Jones, of Little Rock are visiting at the home of MT. aud Mrs. A. w. Henson.
 MT. and Mrs. Garth Holmes of Little Rock, are here visiing rel atlyes and friends.
 ii66 quickly relieves Colds, Con stipation, BiliOusness and Head aches. A fine Tonic.
 For Sala-Lareg size Econo- my cream separator with en- zine attachment and a two horse engine. Will sell together or sep arately.
White County record., 1922-07-20

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Beals and Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Mann and sons, were Little Rock visitors Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

VS.. SEPARATES
Railway Men viii Play at
Roosevelt Tomorrow
Night

The second home game for the
Roosevelt Separate basketball q
will be played in Coughlin's audito-
RUM, Roosevelt, tomorrow night.
The All Collesians from Rahway
will furnish the opposition in this
contest.
Last Sunday night the Separates
opened their home season by taxi
ing the scalp of the Perth Amboy
Dry Dock quintet in q hard fought
contest. Manager Jacobowitz has
announced that his lineup for to-
morrow night will be Dubow and
Cutter, forwards: Pete Hansen. cen-
ter, and Hibbard and Glochau.
guards.
The Collegians will have Albright,
Brooks, Durand and the Arms
strong brothers. Several of these
players perform with the fast trav-
cling Railway Y. NJ. G. A. quintet,
and a hard fought game IS assured.
Manager Jacobowitz has not de-
cided on his opponent for this Sum
day night, but it Is possible that the
Paterson Y. M. H. A.. team will be
booked for this date. 1t Is possible
that the Roosevelt team will PLAY
home games every Thursday and
Sunday nights. There will be dance
ing in connection with all games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
JUNIORS AND j
|NTS T0PLAY
Deciding Game of Series is
Scheduled for T0m0r-
row Night

Both the Junior and intermediate
teams of the local Y. NJ. IL. n. are
ready for the last contest of their
three game series, to be played as q
preliminary attraction to the Y. NJ.
II. A.-Beacon game on the Y. NJ. ii.
A. court tomorrow night.
This game is attracting great in
terest in junior and light senior cir
cles, for the two combinations have
defeated all of the leading teams in
their respective classes. The Juniors
copied the first game of the series
this year and several weeks later
the Intermediates evened matters.
The Juniors lineup for this game
will be made up of Horowitz. June,
Fine, Polkowitz and Mailer, while
the Intermediates will have Karkus,
Sher, Kass, Sladkus and Jacobson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
O'LEARY BUSY
FOR BOUT HERE
Training Hard for His Bout
With Mason at Police
Smoker

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. S.-Frank
sturdy OLeary is training hard
under the direction of his manager,
Jack Mcclure for his fight with Har-
ry Mason, Perth AmbOy weller, at
the Patrolmen's smoker in the Audi
forum in Perth Amboy on Friday
night, March IT. The two men will
battle six rounds, and although aware
of the fact that Mason packs a kayo
punch, Manager Mcguire is confident
that the local idol will come out of
the fight with flying colors.
Two other local boys. Joe Miller
and Fred Buckalew of the DOWN
town and Maxfield sections respec-
lively will meet in a f~our-round
bout at the police smoker in Perth
Amboy. The two men are welter-
weights and there is q great deal of
friendly rivalry between them. The
two boxers have big followings.
O'Leary is working daily at Leon
ards pavilion, and will continue to
work hard until the 18th when he
Is scheduled to make his first ring
appearance in several months.
The Perth Amboy lad is training
with heavyweight on Staten Island
to test his defensive class and ability
to stand some heavy bombardment.
Manager e. Poulsen believes Mason
will win by a big margin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
DANRuRY FIVE
IN RETURN CO
Crack New York Team Re-
booked for This Satur-
day Night

The Danbury Separates basketball
team of Nov York, the best team to
appear on The Auditorium court this
season, has been rebooked to play
the Perth Amboy Speedways here on
Saturday night. The first game be-
tween these two teams resulted in a
three point victor. for the Speedways
one point separating the two combi-
nations witt twenty seconds to go.
The Separates, a regular travelling
team. has a wonderfully record for the
season This com bination has suf-
fereG few defeats. end Manager Jack
Safran is Content that his forces
will make UP for the setback receiv-
Auditorium court.
The New Workers, it has been con-
eeded, have exhibited the best pass
ing of any combination eve booked
to perform III this city. and the play
ers let t be known in the first game
that they car drop in shots from al
most any position on the floor.
In order to secure h Separates
it has been necessary for the Speed
ways to agree to play the New York.
ers half and half IN the rules. The
first half will be played according
to the tvs hand dribbling rules and
the second will be governed by the
one hand rules.
Due to tie importance of the Dan
bury Separates booking this contest
will be the emily n on the Auditor
.um court this Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
So. ANB0Y FIVE
i. VS.. HOPl|TES
Three Games for lndepend-
ent Girls in as Many
DAYS

SOUTH AMBOY. Feb. 8.-The
South Amboy Independent girls bas-
ketball team. will travel to Newark
tonight to play a return game with
The Hu5!ite team of the First Press
byterian church. The independents
defeated the Hop!ites on the local
court and nope to repeat on their
oppone. is playing grounds.
Tire lineup o. the South Amooy
team is expected to be the same as
it has beer IN recent games. To-
morrow night on the local court the
Independents will nave as their OPP
pon.nts Il g strong Roselle girls
team. This quintet is n of the
strongest teams in Union county ana
/ hard fought game is assured.
On Friday night the Independents
viii irave' TO New York to play a
return game with the Pennsylvania
Railroad girls team This quintet
was also d. Aeatef on the local high
school cour but the railroad girls
have {. much stronger quintet than
the Hopiites and as a result this
game is CoureGef to be the hardest
of the three day schedule.
The roster of the local team is
made up OF the Misses Edna Bennett,
Marion Thorn, Dora Forgotson, Sal
ley C'Connor Katherine Miller and
Marie Handerhan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
MATCHES
AMONG PLANTS
Closest Games Yet Played in
industrial VoIIey Ball
League at "Y"
Standing i'm Industrial Volley Ball
League

1t required the playing of three
games in three of the industrial vol
ley ball league matches played at
the "Y" last night to decide the win
ners, the other match being won by
forfeit. In the first contest of the
night the U. S. Cartridge team went
up against the Perth Amboy Dry
Docks combination. The first game
was won by the Maurer men, 15-S
but in the second set-to the tables
were turned, the ship yard workers
coming across with a 15-7 win. The
third and deciding game was either
teams until the end of the final
score being 1912. Playing with the
dry docks were CheZmadia, Dawson,
Hanson. Jensen and Kurowsky while
the Cartridge team was composed of
Hornsby, Power, Baldwin, Smoyak,
K~onopaka, Burns, Newcomer and
and Larcombe.
filming team forfeited to the Perth
Amboy Chemical Company.
The Standard Underground Cable
Works defeated the Atlantic Terra
Gotta, 1879 in their first game. The
second game went to the claymen
by a close score, 1918. In the third
game the cable works men won de-
cidedly, 1876. The winning team
consisted of Dover, Won Daggenhau-
sen, Ryan. Atkinson. j. Gardella and
A. Gardella. Playing with the terra
combination were Janderup, Ander-
son, Wort, Samsoe, Bowman and
Jensen.
The crack Bakelite team expert
enced more trouble than any of the
leading combinations in winning its
match last night, the Lead Works
playing a game which was by far
the best exhibited by them this
year. The Lead Works won the first
game by a score of 1911 but lost
the second. 1873. In the deciding
game the Bakelite won by a one-pin
margin, 1914. Playing with the
Bakelite were Peakes. Cornelius,
Kardos, Haliczky, Frederickson,
Rudders and G~reskovtak. The Lead
Works used Ernst. Jensen, Pfeiffer,
Maloney and McCreery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
ARRANGE MATCH
WITH PATERSON
Paterson ~ VoIley Ball Team
Coming Here on Saturday
night, Feb. 10

Manager sam Miller of the Y. NJ.
C. A. Varsity voliey ball team, a
received worG from Paterson inform
ing him that TIE "Y" representative
team of that place will be in Perth
Amtoy on Saturday night. Feb. IL
for a match. The Paterson team in
the best has proven one of the
STUN bling Llocks for practically
every team having a good record IN
this sta e, upsetting some of the best
teams in the game. Amboy has al
ways managed to defeat their rep
resentatives in II . past and hopes TO
repeat pas. performances a week
from Saturday night.
Efforts arr being made by Man
ager Miller to secure games with
Morristown. Summit and Trenton
the 9th II state associations having
representative teams. If the Amboy
team can defeat these combinations
they viii claim the state champion
ship and then so in search of games
with a few good outside teams be-
fore again challenging the eastern
Champions of Germantown, Pa. The
public is invited to attend all OF the
ame here, it being expected that
the Paterson game will attract a big
audience.
A. specia! practice match is being
arranged for Friday night, commenc-
ing at GAS o'clock In this contest
a .eam consisting of Rev. Wilbert
Westcott, Tranci' Oliver, Ellwood
Johnson, Herbert Rankin, Walter H.
War; and one other player will OPP
pose the varsity in as many games
as time permits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
CASEYS PLAY
\. {. c. OUTFIT
The Game Will be Played on
Local Court Tomorrow
Night

TIE Hungarian Catholic Club bas-
ketba!l team, well satisfied with the
showing ns&de against the Perth
Amboy Speedways last Sunday night
will go into the game against the
Woodb. idge knights of Columbus
quintet with plenty of confidence to-
morrow night. This game will be
played on the Hungarian Catholic
Club ccurt.
Several weeks ago the Hungarian
Catholic Club team downed the col
ors of the Caseys or the local court,
and the Woodbridge team expects to
seek revenge in this contest. The
Hungarian Catholic Club team has a
great record on The court for the
season. particularly inasmuch as it
is the first year for the team.
The Caseys will take the court
with Romond, Gerity. Risley, O'Neill
and Durham. The Hungarian team
will use the Mitruska brothers. Levy,
Winkler and Stump.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
Beacon Five To Play
Y. NJ. H. A. Quintet

The local Y. NJ II. A. senior bas-
ketball team expects to annex an
other victory to it's credit in the
weekly game on the local court to-
morrow night. The Beacon five of
New York, formerly the Bronx Y.
M. H. A. outfit. champions Of the
Metropolitan league in 191S-19l9,
will furnish the opposition in this
game.
The Beacon combination is COM
posed of former high school and col
lege players, and has defeated the
following highly reputed teams:
Sterling Greys, Delmar, Lyceums,
Franklin y. c.. and the Henry
street Settlement five.
Manager Levine's local team has
been playing remarkable ball the
last several weeks during which
time the Yorkville Separates, South
River Sterlings, S~ayreville Big Five
and the Beauvais Post American Le-
zion quintet of Tottenville were de-
seated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
PARISH HOUSE
vS. MATANAN
Woodbridge Team to Play
Three Games in as
Many Days

Manager A. A. Deter's Parish
House basketball team will travel
to Matawan tonight to stack forces
against the representative team of
that place. The contest tonight Is
the first Of three on a ~three-day
schedule arranged by the Parish
House manager.
Tomorrov, nigh the deciding game
OF the series between the Michelin
quintet Lf Midtown will be played
on The larter's court and on Friday
night tae Parish House boys will op-
pose the Victorian quintet on the
Victorian hal court in Sayreville.
The Friday night contest Is h
one Of greatest Importance to the
followers of the Parish House team
inasJnuch as players ell well known
to Che fans OF this vicinity perform
with the Victorian quintet. Ray
Handerhan, sta" forward Of the
Speedway outfit, is manager of II
Victorian team.
1t is likely that a big following of
rooters will accompany the Parish
House TEAM to Sayreville\ for this
game. The Victorians have won four
out Of five games played TO date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
COM|NGS Wins
BOWLING MATCH
Dunham's Team is Defeated
in Three Straight Games
at the "Y"
Standing in Y. NJ. G. a. Five Man
Basketball League

Two more teams commenced their
schedule IN the new Y. NJ. C. A. five
man bowling tournament last night,
Frank Comings' combination annex
ing three straight games from Dun
hams Tail Cedars, Tip, of the Win
ming team, was the honor man Of
the match, his 226 being the only
double century of the night whereas
his average of 1913 for three games
was not beaten.
The first game went to Comings
team by ninety-nine pins, Clarence
Hoffman'sN1S3 being high. The sec
ond game was also theirs, this time
by fifty-six pins, Tilp's 172 being
high. In the last game Comings' men
won by 315 pins. In addition to
Tips 226 in this game Nobel made
1913, Comings 1SS and Hoffman 1874.
Smith averaged high for the losers
with 156.
The next match in this league is
scheduled for Friday night at which
time the teams of Raymond and
Forman will meet.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
H. {. BOYS PLAY
At HOME TODAY
Harrison School Team Will
Furnish Opposition Hard
Game Expected

The Perth Amboy high school boys
varsity basketball team will en-
deavor to continue its good work on
the. court in u game with the Harri-
son high school quintet on the local
court this afternoon. The Harr.-
son team has a good record to date
this season.
The Crimson and White warriors
have added many new teams to then
schedule this season, and the Har-
rison combination is one of them.
Judging from past performances of
the Essex county team a fast game
is assured.
A game with the South River high
school team on the local court next
week well decide whether or not the
Crimson and White representatives
will have a say in the deciding of the
MiddleseX county championship.
The locals showing against the South
River team on the South River court
gives Coach Robert S. Waddell and
Manager Ed Patten plenty of con-
fdence in the ability of the local
team to win in this city.
Coach WaddeH is expected to start
I:arold and Henry Westcots. Charley
Eoehek. Charley Hughes end Doc
ley in the game today.