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Rev. Edwin E. Preston, minister.
Sabbath school, $3.50 a. m. Everybody
come and bring a friend. will send
our attendance up to the highest
mark yet. Try It this Sunday. Morn.
ing worship IL a. m. week.night
meeting on Wednesday at 1880. Come
and bring your bibles.
, 1923-07-14

Rev. C. A. Wilson. d. D.. pastor.
Tabernacle orner Sixth and Durbin
streets. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship. IL a. m; sermon,
THE Supreme Question of Gain and
Loss: anthem. Bow Down Thine
Ear. o Lord Evening worship. s
p. m; theme. THE Final Religion
tendance of the Sunday school is de-
Special music by choir. A full at
sired. We welcome the stranger who
may be s%ojourning in our city to all
services.
, 1923-07-14

society will enjoy Its regular meeting
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Strangers who desire to worship
with the congregation are invited to
attend.
, 1923-07-14

Rev. Edwin E. Preston. minister.
Sabbath school. 10 a. m. Do not for
get the change in the hour. Evening
worship 1880 p. m. Sermon subject,
Christ and the Child"
, 1923-07-14
AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAI1.
CIRCLES OF CASPER
Maccabee Meeting
Monday

EtcItluk.
The Women's Benefit association of
the Maccabees will meet in regular
session Monday evening. July 16. at
the /. Q. o. F. hall at s o'clock This
VIII be birthday night for all mem
bers having birthdays during July.
All members of the organization are
asked to be present.
Wedding Date Has
Been Announced.
The date Of the marriage of Miss
Rose Harwitz. formerly of st. Louis
and now of Denver. to Harry Med.
nick of this city. has been announced
and will take place August 10 at the
home Of the bride.
Informal Tea
Friday Afternoon.
Mrs. Robert e. Jensen entertained
at an informal bridge tea Friday af-
ternoon at her home on CY avenue
Honors for the afternoon were taken
by Mrs. Fred Hale and Mrs. r. d
Hunter. Eight guests were present.
Birthday Party
Friday Evening.
Mrs. r. A. Colo entertained at an
informal dancing party last evening
at her home on Mckinley street Ii
honor of her daughter Helen's six
tenth birthday which was yesterday.
Following tho dance refreshments
were served by Mrs. Cole assisted by
Miss Virginia Harrison. Ten guests
were present.
Picnic Last Evening
At Garden Creek.
Miss Nellie Bartholomew was hos
tess at a picnic given last evening
on Garden Creek. Six guests at.
tended '-sHSl
, 1923-07-14
East Side McthodIst community,

1914 East Second street. northeast
corner of Kenwood. Jesse A. Dean.
pastor. Bible school for all ages.
9:45 a. m. Worship and sermon by
the pastor, HOO a. M: subject. out
ragged Innocence Not Outranged."
Next Tuesday evening the Ladies'
Aid society will conduct a Marsh
mallow Social on the church corner
out doors. Bonfire, marshmallow
roast. ice cream. then a program in
the church auditorium. Everybody
invited to come for a good time. This
new building will be open for inspcc,
ton.
, 1923-07-14
lElY :: Mems Of Womens Clubs and ORGANIZATIONS
MARY TOBIN. Society Editor

Better not "a your Sunday best.
There will be cars to take all who
come. Sc prompt. We invite our
friends. Yours for a great day in
Christ's service.
Your. pastor.
r. r. Hildebrand.
Next Sunday we will have an old
fashioned sing at the church for the
evening service. 1t will be n music
evening. That cordial invitation still
holds good for strangers of Casper.
is a church of service.
, 1923-07-14

Medium Brown Hair looks best of
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo. Ad.
, 1923-07-14

Bessemer steel was first nade in
the United States in 1864 at an ex-
perimental plant al Wyandotte. Mich.
, 1923-07-14
Birthday Party
Friday Evening.
Picnic Last Evening
At Garden Creek.

Miss Nellie Bartholomew was hos.
tess at a picnic given Las evening
on Garden Creek. Six guests at
tended s~sHE;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
MAD|s0Ns OUT .
FOR ONORS
Hope to Repeat by Winning
EIks Second Half Cham
pionship- Sterlings

The meeting of the Madison and
Sterling bowling teams. members or
the local Elks bowling league, on
the Madison avenue al.sys tonight
will decide whether or not the Madi-
son team is to remain leading con-
tender for the second half champion
ship of this circuit.
BY a sensational finish the COM
hination known as the Madisons won
the first half championship. They
defeated the PAGERS three straight
games in the final match on the first
half schedule and this victory knot
ted them with the Starish quintet.
A playoff match resulted in the Mad
.isons winning two out of three games
and the championship.
This half the Ironclads are in hrst
place, the Starflsh are second and
the Madisons in third position. -Four
games separate the Ironclad and
Madison teams, and a three game
victory for the latter tea tonight
will tie them with the Starfish for
second place honors.
On Friday night of this week the
PAGERS will engage the Ironclad
team. After this week each team
will have three m tches to roll, and
after April IS the winner of the first
and second half championship will
clash for season Donors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
INTEREST IN
BOROUGH GAME

Coughlin's auditorium in Carteret
will be packed to capacity this
Sunday night to witness the first of
a series of basketball games be-
tween the Speedways of this city
and the Separates of Carteret. The
two combinations were bitter rivals
last. season and Sundays game will
be their initial meeting this sea
son.
OF late fans in this vicinity have
been treated to only one court con-
test a week that at the auditorium
on Saturday nights and the chance
to see the Roosevelt Separates the
combination which has been az
comprising real feats in Essex and
Hudson counties, in action against
the Speedways of this city should
draw big.
The Speedways will have the
Handerhans ia this game in addition
to their other regular mel and
there is a possibility that one new
man will be on the roster for this
contest. The local combination has
a c~reditable record for this season,
having played a number of games
on the road and also on Sea Bright
and local courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
FORMER Boxer
RETURNS HERE
Kid Potty Feels One Thousand
Per Cent. Better-ThankS
Friends

Samuel Potthauser, better known
as Kid Potty, one of the greatest
fighters Perth Amboy has ever
known, is back in town after having
spent some time in DR.. Aliens sani-
tarium at Morristown TO: an ailnlent
known as sugar diabetes.
There were a great many persons
who offered a word of cheer when
they saw him for the first time yes
terday after his period of confine-
| ment in the Merristown institution.
Questioned as to his health he made
known that he feels lone thousand
per cent" better than when he left
the city but must continue on a diet.
He is DESTROYS of thanking those
in this city for what they have done
for him prior to his departing from
this city and during his confinement.
Potty has always been a big favorite
in this vicinity and was a wonder
attraction" ass boxer due to his ever
willingness to give the fans as much
or more value in action as they paid
at the door for admission.
Potty will continue on his diet and
his friends in this vicinity wish him
| we'll in the continuation of his fight
for the return of his health. Today
Potty is lighter than when he left
for the s~anitarium but this is due to
the diet enforced there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Y vOLLEY BALL
TEAM CONFIDENT
Local Combination Expects to
Even Up Matters With
Bedford Here Saturday

A victory for the Perth Amboy z
NJ. c. A. varsity volley ball team
in their match with the Bedford
Branch "Y" of Brooklyn here this
Saturday night will wipe out the
defeat handed the locals earlier IN
the season at Brooklyn and the
Amboy team will endeayor to put
across a sweeping defeat. The local
team has not been in action in two
weeks and Saturday nights games
will prove a good work cut for the
games at Paterson next Monday
night in which Railway, Paterson
and Perth Amboy will take part.
AS a result of their wonderful
showing against the crack German
town team at Brooklyn two weeks
ago, the stock OF the Anboy team
has Jumped 100 per cent and there
now seems to be little doubt but thai
the funds necessary to send this out
fit to Chicago in May to parttci-
nate in the National CHAMPIONSHIPS
will be raised upon the supporters
of the team,
Sending a representative team 20
Chicago, enthusiasts point out. VIII
not only prove the progressiveness
OF the local association members
in supporting the team, but will be
an advertisement for the CITY OF
Perth Anboy as We'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Passaic WhirIWinds To
Oppose Perth Amboys
Here Saturday. Night

sey's %cIeverest basketeers and expect
TO give the auditorium defenders a
hot contest for supremacy. Ralph
Powers of the famous Powell
Brothers team; will hook up at the
forward post with Freddy Weimar,
who performed against the locals
with the strong Original Troy out
fit. Charles Lajcski, who has
jumped center for the Passaic
Caseys for the past three years, will
occupy the pivot position for the
Whirlwinds. Bobby Reynics, who
appeared with Scranton in the Penn
State League until the league went
on the rocks, ana also plays with
Paterson, will team up with Andy
Sigler Of the Hoboken Anchors, at
the guarding berths.
This combination slipped a % to rs
victory over the strong Kingston
club of the New York State League
last week and should make Captain
Hank" Thomas cohorts travel in
high" for forty minutes. "Blackie"
Regain, Willie Marion. Harry Davis,
Dewey Schwankert and Pete Hanson
are all anxious to start a new win
aing streak preparatory to their big
tussle with the Original Celtics,
which the local management is en-
~deavoring to clinch for Wednesday,
April IL. There will be no prelim-
mary attraction to this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Dry Docks VOIIey Ball
Team Takes Lead i'm
Big Industrial League

Kardos, Vohman, Larson and Fred
ickson and Rudders.
The second contest OF the night
brought together this Roessler &
Hasslacher Company and the Lead
Works teams, the former winning in
straight games. The Lead Workers
put up quite some opposition in the
first game, but the chemists had an
easy matter of it in the second. The
winners had in their lineup: Cap
tain ka1rowsky, Karl, Strasser, Thui-
Lessen and Miller. The Lead Works
consisted of Captain Ernst, Nc
Creery, Pfeiffer, Olesen, Griffen and
Gillis.
In the final contest of the night it
was necessary to play three games
before the winner could be decided.
In this setto the q. S. Cartridge team
won q hard fought victory from the
Standard Underground Gable Works.
The Cartridge combination won the
first game by q two-point margin,
but went down to defeat in the Sec
ond match, by a i5-6 score. The
deciding game was won by a seven
point margin. The winners in this
match had Captain Hornsby, Stumpf,
Smoyak. Richards, Baldwin and
Burns in their lineup. The Cable
Works team consisted of Captain A.
Gardella, j. Gardells, Won Dagger
hansen, Ryan and Holman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21

With one OF the most impressive
records ever compiled by a quintet
representing this city, the Perth
Ambey Five, with the splendid tab
Ilation of thirty-three victories out
of forty-three games played, will
stack forces with another claimant
for the New Jersey championship
this Saturday night when the fast
Passaic Whirlwinds of Passaic visit
The local auditorium court.
Most of the leading teams Of this
state have been eliminated in the
series, included amongst which are
the National Turner's, Bay View
Wheelmen and Original Troys, who
were defeated in two straight games;
Harrison Big Five, st, Joseph's Cath
Ollie Club and Roosevelt Separates,
who were beaten in two out of three
contests, and O'Rourke's All-Stars
and st. Michael's, in a single en-
counter. The Meadowbrooks and
Jersey City Big Five were beaten
once out of two stussles. The only
club in the state holding the advan-
tage over the local favorites is the
strong Winton Five, who downed the
Amboy representatives in an extra
hve-minute session.
The Passaic Whirlwinds, who also
represent the Passaio Caseys, are
composed of some of northern Jer-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
PENNOYER MAY
PLAY AT SHORTSTOP
FOR PERTH AMBOYS

The fourth position on the infieid
OF the Perth Amboy Baseball Asso-
citation nine probably will be taken
care Of by Herb Pennoyer of Eliza
beth. If he is signed, he will take
care OF the short field position for
Manager Ed Poulsen's team.
The Elizabeth or Linden b~alitosser
is an experienced man having eerved
with the Albany team in the East
ern league for q number If seasons.
The Union county player is a snappy
fielder and a hard hitter. and is the
fighting sort of a diamond perform
er.
With McEnroe at the far corner,
Manager Burnett at second, Smith at
the initial sack and 2ennoyer as the
fourth man, Manager Pollsen will
have an infield this city can well
feel proud Of. The fans like 10 . a
team fighting for everything. Tire
successful athlete of today is the fell
low who fights for everything due
him.
Manager Poulsen has net decided
on his pitching choice and he mas
yet TO sign two outfielders. one If
Jim Rorner agrees to play This sea-
son.
The entire roster of the team will
he measured for new uniforms this
week anG the season will be opened
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Tip Ready for Larson

Meyer Larson will endeavor to
eliminate AL Tip from the running
for individual honors Of this city in
a twenty game match on the Ar
gonne alleys, Hobart street, tonight.
Last week Tip defeated Bill
Jenkins in a twenty game match on
the Hobart street alleys, after the
latter had won a twenty game set
from Howard Richards. The Jenk-
ns-Richards match was divided, ten
games on the Bohnsack alleys and
ten on the Argonne alleys.
The winner of tonight's match will
engage Ben Jorgenson or Henry
Simonsen probably next week, and
in this way everyone will be given a
chance before the legitimate title.
holder is decided upon.
Just what Gus Pappas, the cham.
pion of last year, is going to do ha:
not been decided upon but there is q
possibility that he will engage in a
championship match before the close
of the present season.
Rolling twenty games in n night
is quite a task. 1t is, however, the
only way of deciding the champions
ship at this late date in the season
if it is ever to be decided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
TIE FOR FIRST
WILL Be BROKEN
Upsets Expected Friday Night
in City VoIIey Ball League
Games at ''Y"

The four cornered tie which now
exists for first pla.e in the ity Vol
ley Ball League will be broken up
this Friday night at the Y. NJ. c. a.
as the result of the four matches
scheduled to be PLAYED, commencing
at z O'Clock. Two of the teams now
tie for first are scheduled to clash
and the outcome will mean that one
OF these combinations will drop. The
other two teams now tie for first
have hard trails to blaze Friday
night and some rpsets are likely. In
-cidently the tie between the Bank
ers and Lead Works for last place
also WI be broken as these two
teams, neither of which has won a
match, will play { oh other.
The first contest will bring to-
sether the Lead Works and Bankers,
at present "tail-enders" in the league.
Both OF these teams have shown
spurtS of speed and have won single
games but have never been able to
keep going sufficiently long to an
mex a match. They are showing i'm
provement, however, and they a
be expected to put up much stronger
opposition in the second and third
rounCs of the league.
Two of the leading teams, the
Merchants and the Outlaws. clash in
the second match of the night
to commence at 1880. This
will result in. one team taking
toboggan slide out of first place.
teams are about as evenly
matched any in the lea ne ana a
three game match seems likely.
The Bakeiite team, champions of
last years city lea .. will have
their hands fun W ~ they go up
the Nationals at s o'clock.
the latter team has lost one
more g~~,e than has the former, the
teams are about evenly matched,
man for man, and some close games
can be expected.
The concluding match of the
night. scheduled to begin at $50.
will find Rev. Wilbert Westcott's
Professionals and the Press outfit
clasain~. Thus far the Press team
has the edge upon their opponents,
lost but one game whereas
the Professionals have twice met de-
A good sized audience is G, ected
this week as the games promise to be
unusually interesting. -
fM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
WALKER
VS., JARVIS
Opening Bout on Wrestling
Card for Auditorium
March 29

Once again Peter Jarvis, middle
weight wrestling champion of the
world, has agreed to over-step what
is generally known as the final
point" in affixing his signature to a
contract for a match With "Buli'
Walker Of Boston at the local audi
forum a week from tomorrow night
Time after time Jarvis has taken
on men who have q great many
pounds on him, and In agreeing 10
meet the Boston wrestler he Is taxi
ing on a wrestler who succeeded in
holding off Joe Perrelli, the 100
pound worlds champion <or> four
hours before finally submitting TO
defeat. Walker will have a big Bos-
ton delegation with him for The Jar
Wis match.
The champion, a resident of this
state, his home is at Long Branch, is
over-estimated according to the new
challenger. Walker is going into the
ring with more confidence than he
had on the night of his match with
Perrelli. Local fans who saw Jarvis
in action at the first show, were i'm
pressed with his build and his man
ner of bringing about the downfall
Of his opponent, and their opinion is
that the middleweights will have to
come good in order to cop the title
from the present holder.
In addition to this opening con-
test there are two headline finish
bouts and a record crowd is expect
ed out for this show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
BASKETEERS
ARE
Closing Game on Amboy High
Boys Schedule This
Friday
tHigh school Correspondent

thigh SchOol correspondent
The local Crimson and White var
sity cage experts are going through a
hard practice session this afternoon
in preparation for the final game Of
the season on Friday afternoon at
Red Bank.
This being the last clash on the
schedule the Amboy cohorts are
anxious to close the season with an
untarnished record. A record Of
eighteen wins for the past season
will be one to be proud of in future
years when the present members of
the team tell their offspring of their
feats on the court in contests to up
hold the honor of the Crimson and
White. The Amboy combine of this
year has played hard and consistent
basketball and have always emerged
on the long end of the score.
Probably the best result Of the
"Waddellian" system of basketball
training is the development of two
full teams, either Of which could
beat some of the leading schoolboy
combines in the state. Also the coach
is a believer in the early training for
the freshmen as on this years squad
he has two freshies who in a. few
years will seintillate.
In Fridays encounter the coach
viii no doubt give most Of the men
on the squad a chance to play. New
ertheless the starting lineup viii con-
sist of Grieye, Westcott, Fine, Martin
and Captain Dooley.
County Series Again
Coach Waddell again reiterated his
statement of several weeks ago when
he was seen today in regard to a
county championship series. The
statement vas to the effect that at
any time the Amboy management 10
willing ito talk turkey" with the
New Brunswick or South River high
schools in regard to a home and
home series.
On Saturday night at South River
the two up-coUnty school cams meet
in the deciding game Ct what they
term 1.-THE county championship Sc
RES The locals may play the win
ner for the county championship
and settle all arguments as to the
possession of the county crown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
BOUT ON POLICE ASSOCIATION ROGRA
WRESTLING BOUT ON
POLICE SHOW CARD.
BOXERS ARE READY

Through the efforts of Stuart
Robson, local wrestling promoter,
the committee in charge of the po-
lice show to be given in the au-
ditorium on Friday night, has been
successful in obtaining the services
Of Joe Parelli, Italian middleweight
champion, of Manchester, n. H., to
wrestle a suitable opponent in the
opening event on their program.
Promoter Robson has not as yet
named the opponent he has secured
to wrestle the Italian champion, who
is residing in the New England
states at the present time. The
booking of a wrestling event will add
interest to the police card and also
boost the mat game in this vicinity.
Matchmaker Bill Seiboth reports
that ali of the boxers who are to
exhibit their wares at the police
chow are in fit condition at the pres
ent time for their respective con-
tests. The two men best prepared
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21

Results last night in Perth AmboS
Industrial Volley Ball League:
Perth Amboy Dry Docks defeated
General Bakelite, 15.10,15-13.
r. & H. defeated Lead Works,
1853; 1872.
U. S. Cartridge defeated Gable Works
1918, els, 1915.
The tie for first place in the in
dustrial volley ball league was
broken last night at the Y. M. c. A.
when the strong team Of the Perth
Arnboy Dry Docks defeated the Gen.
eral Bakelite combination in two
straight games. Both games were
close and either team had an even
chance, the Bakelites having been
tie with the shipyard team for first
up until this contest. Playing with
the winning team were Capt. GAIA
Chizmadia, Julius Chizmadia, Fl.
Jensen, W. Campbell, w. Hansen, A.
Marshall and Browney. The Bake
lite lined up with Capt. Holuski,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
TRACK LEADER
MAKES PLANS
Manager Cohen Expects
Busy Season For Local
High Representatives

(High School Correspondent
Although basketball and baseball
are occupying the thoughts of the
scholastic fans of this city Boots
Cohen, manager of the track team,
wants the universe to know that his
barriers are already in training for
a busy cinder path season.
For the last few days Cohen has
been having a squad of about TWEEN
ty-five going through their PAGES in
the local Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
Coach Waddell is giving the men in
struction in the art of high jumping.
starting in the short distance dash
ana other track essentials.
Manager Cohen has announced
that the State street school would
send a team TO the Penn relays in
Philadelphia. lie also states that he
has several dual meets in the max
ing with some of the leading schools
in the state. Amboy win be we'll
represented in the county meet In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Dublin Giee Club Jrs.

A combination known as the Dub
lin Glee Club Juniors has been or
gained. Peter Young, 265 Good
win street is manager and John Pat
ten, captain. Patten, Young. Zoucky.
Fauble, Horbits, Smiska, Malloy and
McQuarvie are the players on the
present roster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21

The Separates in their last start
in this county scored a decisive win
over the Perth Amboys on the IL
ditorium court in this city. For
Sundays game Denberg,. Donahue.
Donovan, Glochau and Eggers will
perform for the home team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21

New Brunswick and if everything
goes right the local representatives
will bring the county track cham
pionship to this city.
The splendid showing Of the Am
boy cinder path artists in the meet
held recently at Newark has raised
the hopes Of the local fans to a high
pitch. Manager Cohen is endeavor-
ing to have the park commission fix
up the Wonderland site at the foot of
First street for the outdoor track
season but before all the red tape is
unraveled the season will have cone
and gone. Mayor w. c. Wilson. who
Is greatly interested in the sport CO.
ings at the school, has promised to
do all within his power Of making
the track a reality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Huguenot Nine Ready

Announcement has been made re-
garding the organization Of the HUI
guenot baseball team and w. H. En-
gelbrelet Is manager. The team is
stronger this year than it was last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Elizabeth Tigers Booking

A combination known as the Eliza
beth Tigers has organized and wants
game with junior teams. z. S. Mil
ton, $50 De Hart Place, Elizabeth
is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-21
Raritans Organize

The Raritan baseball team Of
South Amboy has been organized
and John Nebus elected manager Of
the nine. This combine will play
light senior ball and the manager
can be reached by calling South AM
boy 279 any evening.