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Card of Thanks

am deeply grateful for the kind
ness shown my late sister. Mrs.
Amanda Coy, by friends and neigh
bors. especially Mrs Mary Lutz and
Miss Sallie Lou Myers, who were par
t!eularly thoughtful and kind.
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A farmer can work ten hours
a day on a piece of land and
make a bare living.
Another farmer can work
eight hours a day on the same
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each year.
There's a reason.
The successful man studies
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gestions and makes improve
ments as rapidly as il is pos
sible for him to do so. His re-
turns are in proportion to the
activity of his brain.
The other man is slow 10
change. He doesn't take
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tons" What was good enough
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gets.
When put TO practical use
brains become a valuable asset.
When merely carried around
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some consolation.

A pessimist keeps himself
in a continual turmoil and
blames other people for il.
II accomplishes him nothing.
II gives other people the
blues.
II throws a wet blanket over
enthusiasm.
II is detrimental TO the COM
munity.
Swallow your pessimism. or
spit il out.
Russia may be a land of star
walton and desolation. but the
bolshevik leaders have combin-
ed with Germany and have
plunged the old world into a
frenzy of turmoil.
Everybody knows what
ought to be done. but nobody
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Each nation has a pet sug-
gestion of its own with which
no other nation agrees.
Two cats thrown over a line
with their tails tied together
will spit and and scratch and
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The Genoa delegates may
not be dangling over a line,
but their actions are much the
same.
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Sir A. Conan Boyle intimates
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next world. We know now
why so many people are
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People who are s;ingy with thanks
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Doing nothing is hard thing 20
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There are no shadows on the sunny
side u life except those We make
ourselves.
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An uncroWncd queen il fortunate
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Few men are considered truly
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cigar label
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People who neglect little thing.
seldom accomplish big ones.
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u some people we're paid for for.
getting they would soon be million
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tn, world still contains few real.
ly good people. but We are awful
lonesome.
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The war failed 10 insure the
future peace of the world.
So did the treaty of Yer
sailles.
So did the league of nations.
So did the Washington con-
ference.
And the Genoa conference is
travelling the same road.
Somebody is spelling for an
other scrap.
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Don't point your finger az the per.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

Christmas night the Beauvais
Post, American Legion basketball
team Of Tottenville. was defeated on
the Auditorium court in this city
by the Perth Amboy Speedways. on
the night of January 81, the Speed
ways Travelled Il Pleasant Plains
and were defeated by the Besuvais
Post quintet in a decisive manner.
Parker refereed the game in this
city and Copeland OBLIGATED IN the
island.
Since the night of January 81. up
to about a week ago. every effort
was made to bring the two teams
together in the deciding game of the
series. The Beauvais players were
of the opinion that they had the bet
ter team. while the local representa-
tives felt the same way, but neither
team was in favor Of meeting the
other on the court.
The Speedways have been going
great guns since their last meeting
on the court with the Tottenville
representative team, while Beauvais
Post has also established a great
record since that game. A week ago
the managers of the respective
teams agreed to a meeting. and the
contest on Saturday night promises
to be a friendly battle for suprem-
acy. 1t has been many days since
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
new YORK TEAMS WIN
AND RETAIN LEAGUE LEAD

The Yankees defeated the Athlet-
ics in an eleven inning game yester-
day, and retained their lead on the
top rung of the American League
ladder. and the Giants defeated the
Phillies and likewise retained their
lead in the National.
Pipp's homer in the eleventh in
ring with a mar on the sacks de-
cided the Yankee game and meant
victory for Carl Mays Dougles was
knocked off the rubber in the Giant
Philly games yesterday and Red"
Causey finished the contest.
American League home run hitters
went into the lead yesterday. and
the present score IN the American
National home run race Is 1898.
Four American leaguers knocked out
homers yesterday. Last year this
time with Ruth and Meusel in the
game, the Americans were behind.
24-23. Williams OF st. Louis is cred
tied with five homers to date.
Jersey City Is still leading in the
International League race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

The strong Danbury baseball teain
of New York City. the combination
which defeated Joe Mullen's Perth
Amboy representative team of last
season, has been booked to play
Harry Applegate's Perth Amboy
Athletic Association nine on the
Raritan Copper Works field this
Sunday afternoon.
Judging from the showing made
by Applegate's tossers in their OPEN
King game against the Elizabeth
champions, the Danbury nine shoui1
be given a real tussle for supremacy
and the fans will therefore witness
a good baseball contest. Many fans
in this section "a recall the strength
of the Danbury team which was ar
rayed against Mullen's representa-
tives of last season and which bea:
the local representatives by a sensa-
tional rally.
The appearance of "Jiggs" Dona-
hue at the first sack will add con-
siderably to the class, strength and
speed of the local inield. Donahue
missed his car in Paterson which
would have gotten him in tina tit
in time for the game. He perform
ed In Paterson Sunday morning. 1t
is said that he positively will be on
hand for the game here this Sunday
afternoon,
The Amboy team could not exhibit
its real class on Sunday afternoon
because of the jump 1t gained on the
Elizabeth champions. Against the
Danbury nine on Sunday afternoon
the Amhoys will have to exert all
their reserve strength.
Applegate and Flynn showed up
we'll in the box considering the
weather and the fact that 1t was
their first start OF the year. Lorenzo
can be depended upon to deliver
the goods behind the plate and with
Donahue at first base, many a run
ner will be nipped down at the frs.
sack. He made a wonderful throw
to Henshaw in Sundays game. nab
bing Kelly, the first batter who had
reached that station through the
medium of a base on balls.
Henshaw's zeal strength was not
tested because he was not at his
irregular station. which is second
base. Manager Aplegate is making
vevery effort to keep the big South
River slugger with the local team,
but his future here depends on the
action he will take on several league
offers.
Charley "Pud' Stinson will have
a good season with Applegate's AM
boys judging from his work Sunday
afternoon. He accepted five chances
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
AMBOY SCHOOL
TEAM BEATEN
Battin High School Nine De-
feats Amboy Team in
Elizabeth

Jim Patterns Perth Amboy high
school varsity nine met defeat In Its
opening game of the season in Eliz-
aleth yesterday afternoon. The Bat
IN high school team, state cham
pions last year, defeated the Am
boy players. 1874.
The showing against last years
champions was good, and the Am
boy pitchers performed well. Am
boy outhit the opposition, ten to
nine. Amboy scored two runs in the
first on Larson's single. Seaman's
walk, E. Patterns sacrifice and Ko.
checks single. Amboy also scored
in the sixth and eighth inning.
Elizabeth Tailed three times in
the first, once in the second. -four
times in the fourth, once in the nth,
three times each in the sixth and
seventh and once in the eighth. Ko-
chek starred with the stick for Am
boy with four hits put of five trips
to the plate. Neswicki pitched six
innings for Amboy and allowed six
hits, and Hsterak allowed three hits
in the seventh and eighth innings.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
REF" SO[AD0R
WAS ENGAGED
Manager Levine Signed by
Asst. Mgr. Daitz- -Misun-
Outstanding

Manager L. Levine of the Y. NJ.
H. A. basketball team announced
last night that Chuck" solador.
Newark referee, was engaged by As
sistant Manager Louis Daitz to OFF,
ciate in the game between the
Speedways and the Y. NJ. II. A.
which was staged on the association
court last Thursday night.
This is In reply to the statement
by Referee Solador on Friday that
no was not engaged for this game.
On the night of the game the two
teams waited for at least an hour
for the arrival of the Newark official
and when ne did not put in an ap-
pearance at 1920 o'clock Mccarthy.
- South Amboy official, was engaged
Solador was booked by Assistant
Manager Daitz and IL Is said tina
the day after he was engaged he
had a conversation with Rufus AL
len. coach Of the association team.
About the time Allen and Solador
had the conversation 1t appeared as
IL a misunderstanding between the
managers of the respective teams
would prevent the playing OF the
game, and SO Coach Allen informed
the Newark referee that he did not
think the game had been arranged.
Levine's statement has been Is
sued to show that Solador had been
engaged, and to offset the belief that
he had not been consulted In regard
to the game. Solador's statement
was made to safeguard his reputa-
ton in this section. He should have
called the local association between
Sunday and Thursday. the day Of the
game, to make sure whether the
game was on or OF and all trouble
would have been prevented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
BAKELITES WILL PLAY
Professionals TOIHeHT

The Bakeiite volley ball team ex-
poets to about cinch first place In
the city volley ball league tonight
when IL meets the Professionals In
what promises TO be the most inter-
esting contest of the night at the
"Y." The Professionals were de-
feated by the Nationals last Friday
night. Both teams have asst one
game. The Bakelite combination has
disposed Of Sharp's strong Msr-
chants and will have clear SAILING
after tonight. The Professionals, on
the other hand. still must play the
Merchants. The Bakelite-Profeo-
sional match is scheduled to b
played at Sis tonight.
The match between the Press
team and the Lead Works echeduled
for tonight has been put over until
a later date upon agreement ~
tween the captains. Five matches
are scheduled to be played tonight.
starting at 7:15 o'clock. when the
V~ocationals and Bankers play. Al
1880 the Nationals and Cable Works
clash. The Dry Docks and y. =
Cartridge Works play at 8 o'clock.
AT $3.50 o'clock the Terra Gotta and
Capt. Francis divers ~" teams
meet.
Owing to the varsity team going
to Brooklyn Friday. q number at
| the games IN which these men play.
have been postponed The Friday
schedule will be announced to-
] morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
BIC INTEREST
IN NEW MATCH
Gus Pappas Contender for
Title Held by Bill
Jenkins

Bill Jenkins. present individual
champion bowler of the city. came
out twenty-five pins TO the good af-
te- rolling the first team games o;
his match with Gus Pappas on
Bohnsack's alleys last night. The
last ten games OF this match will be
rolled tomorrow night on the sam:
alleys.
In the opening game Of the match
Pappas gained an eight point lead
and the contender for the city title
also held the upper hand in the Sec
ond and third games by twenty-five
and one pin margins. Jenkins won
the fourth game by twenty-eight
pins. but lost the fifth by eighteen
pins, and the sixth by a two pin
margin.
Pappas lost the seventh game by
a twelve pin margin and the eighth
by a margin of twenty-seven ping.
Pappas won the ninth game by
eight pins, and lost the tenth by a
twenty pin margin. The contender
won six of the ten games in the
match rolled last night, but jenkins
gained an advantage of eighty-seven
pins in the four games he won. while
Pappas gained a sixty-two pin ad-
vantage in the six games he out
scored jenkins.
There is every indication that this
match will be bitterly contested to
the finish, Judging from the showing
made by Pappas last night and a big
crowd II expected out to witness the
completion OF the match tomorrow
night.
The scores rolled:
Jenkins-174, IA, 176, 191, 49,,
1871. III. EOS, 1s2, 196-1s15.
Pappas-1s2. 1853. III. 1913, 210,
iS3. 159. 1s1, 100. 176-1790.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

Manager John Benning's Totem
Vile basketball forces hope to down
the st. Peters Club team Of New
Brighton at the Coliseum in Port
Richmond tonight.
Dan Currie's Amboy midgets de-
feated the Young Flyers of Washing
ton street, II to 2 recently.
Prizes will be awarded TO Harvey
Banks, 140 State street; Alex Lipp-
Eer, 101 Madison avenue and julius
Kussman, 409 State street. the three
winners of the Headlight top SPIN
ming contest recently held at Doyle
and Cunneen's, 155 Smith street.
Banks won first prize, his top having
spun one minute. fifteen seconds'
Lippner won second place. his time
being one minute. five seconds, ana
Kussman took third honors. his time
a three seconds less than Lipp-
ner's. II these boys call at Doyle
& Cunneen's and are properly fden-
tilted, they will receive their prizes
Although the Speedways are desir-
Gus of getting another game with me
Y, NJ. III. A. and the Roosevelt Sep
arates on the opposition's courts pc
fore the close of the season. 1t looks
as if the local champs will have 10
conclude the season with the Totem
Vile legion Saturday night.
The Melrose baseball team swamp
ed the Liberties of South River, sun
day afternoon by a score of IA to U.
Next Sunday Melrose VIII play the
Raritans of South Amboy.
Local bowling fans are interested
in the coming of the final games OF
the match between Howard Rich
ards and Bill Eyerkuss.
Mayor Wilson. it is said, prepared
his right wing for Sunday afternoon s
ceremony by warming up the pre-
vious week with a telephone book.
His control was excellent.
The Sheridans of South Amboy de-
feated the Emeralds of this city at
South Amboy Sunday afternoon by
a score of IL to .. The contest was
a free hitting affair. Jeroh and
Mansfield comprised the battery for
the visitors, while Primka and Se2ka
were in the points for the home
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
ST. EMERY NINE SCORES
WIN OVER PASTIME TEAM

The st. Emery baseball team OF
this city defeated the Pastime nine.
Sunday AFTERNOON on the Maurer
grounds by a core Of 10 to s. Herb
Mallet twirled for the st. Emery
nine and was in midseason form.
He struck out twelve men and Is
sued two passes. while Genesky ana
Kotzun struck out eight men and
walked twelve.
Pelligrene. Miltner and FRIEDMAN
were the batting and fielding stars
In this game. Louis F. Sellyei. 8
Jefferson street. is manager OF the
st. Emerys.
The score by innings:
st Emerys % 1 o o 0 ! 0 s 2-10
Pastimes :. 8 2 0 0 0 o 0 O. 8
Batteries-St. Emerys. Mallett and
smoyak: Pastimes, Genesky. Kot-
zun and Breza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Strong Danbury Nine To
Oppose App|egate's Team

in this game without a slipup. In the
fourth inning he a a considerable
distance to pull down a foul fly. in
asmuch as the first batter in the in
ming had reached first on an error.
Alongside of Stinson, Mazurek is
bound to go great at the difficult
corner. The Loeser. Romer AMI
Dzurilla trio rates with the best out
field any team in this section ever
boosted of. Apologize has a real
combination. taking into considera-
ton its strength on the offense AMI
defense. and as long as the fans
come out Perth Amboy "a have
this real representative team and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
BOYS BOX At LEGION
SMOKER IN KEYPORT FRIDAY

In the main six round bout on the
program for the American Legion
smoker to be held in the auditorium
of Keyport High School this Friday
night, Kid Sid of this city and john
ny Lewis OF New York will battle.
Carl Morris of Chrome and Allen
town Tilly of this city will mix 1t up
in one Of the four round events. n
in another four round event Black
Diamond OF New Brunswick, will
meet Kid Coughrin Of South River.
There will also be one ether four
round event, and in a wrestling bout.
John Larson, local police sergeant,
will endeavor to throw Chris Jensen
Of Keyport. Several vaudeville num-
bers also are on the program for
this affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

Central volley Ball Club at dinner
Friday night. New rules will be ex
planned by DR.. John Brown during
the tourney.
Robert tChick) Warter. OF the
local association. will be n of the
official referees of the tourney. He
has accompanied the Amboy team
on practically all of their trips this
year and served efficiently in this a.
pacity. Nine men will go to Brook
lyn as the representatives of Perth
Amboy. they being Capt. George
Sharp, George Dover. Austin Horns
by. Gilbert Peakes, Ell johnson,
Gene Parker, Joe Frantic, Herbert
Rankin and Sam Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
.AMbOY P|NMEN
DEFEAT RAILWAY
Local "Y" Bowling Team
Takes Three Straight From
Business Men

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
bowling team last night defeated the
Railway "Y" Business Mems team
in three straight games. the match
being rolled in this city. Only one
of the games was close, the first
being won by a margin of thirteen
pins. In this game Clarence Hoff-
mans 1876 was high score. The sec
ond game was won by a margin OF
100 pins. AL Simonsen with 1874 being
high this game. In the last game
Amboy won by thirty-six pins. Hoff-
mans 220 being high. H. wooster.
achor man for visitors made 212
this game. High average for the
night went to Hoffman, 1877. n.
Wooster's average Of 1s9 was high
for the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
25 PIN LEAD on PAPPAS nv 10 AME
TottenW||e Will Close
With Speedway Quintet

Tottenville gained the upper hand
over a Perth Amboy team on the
basketball court.
Both teams are scheduled to use
their regular lineups in this game.
The Speedways will have. Thomas,
Sutton BrownmiIler Bradley and the
Handerhan brothers while Beauvais
Post will lineup with Charley Sher.
of the Y. NJ. II. A, Preacher. Ia
Forge, Hoehn. Price and Covell.
Island Championship
Tonight Manager John Benning
and his Beauvais Post forces will
travel to Port Richmond TO play
their first game of the new Staten
Island championship series. The st.
Peters Club of New Brighton will
furnish the opposition in this con-
test. st. Peters met defeat at the
hands of the Montanas in the open
ing game OF the new series last
Tuesday night.
On Thursday night of this week
the Beauvais Post quintet will stack
forces against the Montanas of
stapleton in the final game Of this
series. Chuck" Solador. well known
referee. will be the eleventh man on
the floor in these games Buses viii
take the Tottenville fans to Port
Richmond for these games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

Score by innings: .
Amboy H. s. 2 0 o o 0 l 0 1 %
Battin H. S. 8 1 0 4 / 3 3 1 ks
Summary: Two base hits, Kochek
2, Rasmussen and Knackel. Three
base hits, Currie 2. Bond. Home
run, Kerr. Bases on balls. Off Mes
wicki, Z: Pasterak. 2; Jacobson. Z;
Kerr, 2. Struck out by Neswicki, Z:
Pasterak. 2: jacobson, 1: Kerr, ..
Stolen bases. Rasmussen. 3; Kochek.
Rhodes, Neswicki, and Pasterak.
Umpire-Bierne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The PAGER Juniors. light junior
Champions of this city last year,
won their third straight victory on
Sunday, defeating the Oriole Jun
Tors, IS to 6. Alfred Goldstein. 135
Fayette street, is manager of the
PAGER team.
Candidates for the local high
school track team will be given
plenty of action now that the school
sessions have been resumed.
Although the baseball season just
opened Sunday afternoon. the box
ears on the Central railroad siding
and the tin cans in an adjoining
Junk yard. were well lined with
"cheap skates" An effort will be
made next SUNDAY TO get a picture
OF the persons Witnessing the game
from these seats.
Harry Applegate's Amboys start
ed the baseball season off with 2
bang Sunday afternoon. The fans
turned out well considering the day,
but the crowds will have to continue
coming good in order for Messrs.
Apologize and Poulsen to keep their
present team on the field and to
book good opponents.
The Pioneer Juniors through Man
ager Leslie. ass Davidson avenue. is
sue a challenge to other junior
teams in this section.
Tomorrow night the final games
OF the match between Gus Pappas
and Bill Jenkins will be rolled on
Bohnsack's alleys.
The Police Social Club baseball
team will hold a practice session on
the Wonderland tract at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. This team will prac-
tice Tuesdays and Fridays OF each
week.
Interest in boxing as a result OF
the recent shows held in this city n
Roosevelt, is growing rapidly. The
boxing game can be made a. paying
proposition In this city.
The Oriole midgets defeated the
Raritan midgets on the Raritan Cop
per works field, 10 TO 7. IN a recent
game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
International League
Syracuse S, Newark 5.
Buffalo s, Jersey City ..
Baltimore IL, Toronto g.
Rochester 9, Reading 3.