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one one must se seen 70 he bs APPRECIATES; large I0.,
select your lot and let us build to suit your
ideas; on the partial payment plan; few
and so per month; come and see; come Sun
J. l.. PRICE.
VIRGINIA Highlands. Va. 20.
PROSPECTIVE LOT
BUYERS IN NEARBY n
VIRGINIA SHOULD
INSPECT AURORA HILLS.
Well established suburban community.
All lots 30 feet wide. 135 feet deep: some
deeper. Note very carefully the improvements.
i-sewerage to Potomac river.
Hse;lsi,y .':sr :sr.sss 1ndir rS,ss sss pressure
-All-yeaf graded streets.
eBrick cutters.
6-Concrete sidewalks.
1-Splendid 15-minute car service.
Stood auto roads.
AURORA HILLs-Only Is minutes BY troll.
niles from White House over good auto roads:
| 20 hne homes In subdivision. ail-year streets.
| waiting room and toilet facilities on property
| Carefully placed restrictions make this yir.
ssIia nnest rIbaro @ dS1k a. M these l9is rriee
| PER MONTH. Let me show ycu these lots
| after you have looked elsewhere. and IL you
not stes ys are fstsns more for
DON'T BUY. THAT'S FAIR ENOUGH.
WALTER O'HARA,
/ Specialize In Nearby virginia.
Main 245O. 1909 H NV.
TAKOMA AND NEARBY SUBURBS.
Some of the Best Ruys Today Are:
~ .ooo-One OF the most attractive new and
schools and library: rooms are large. with
hardwood trim and oak floors. fireplace; tiled
bath; hot-water heat; double garage; moderate
$500 for a small home. There is not the
equal OF this offered today; large living room
Kitchen. hall. dining acove, attic and cemented
basement: in high-cIass neighborhood. with no
sS.75O-- Probably the most attractive bunga-
/ low on the MARYLAND side and the most com
large; has attic. sleeping porch built-in ga
rage and exceptionally large, shady lot con-
Venient TO stores and schools.
8 8S00-5.room bungalow. with hot-water
heat, oak doors, attic. hne basement and ga
! S. 75o-s- room house. with two lots. base
water: garage; house and grounds in excel
lent condition.
priced very low for quick sale: ii is in the
| best part Of the Maryland side. paved
street, with all improvements. including hot.
water heat: q very beautiful small place. that
could not be reproduced for the money asked.
Ss.o0o-7 rooms. new and modern, on Chest
nut ave-: hotwater heat, fireplace, oak 6oors
and trim FIRST floor; easy terms.
$lf 900 and SI3, ,5O0-IIouses built for two
families. with separate entrances: bedroom and
bath first floor: several bedrooms and bath.
! ond and third floors; modern homes in every
| particular: garages.
Some very attractive offerings of homes with
large grounds. frontages from 100 TO $50 feet;
prices from -, 800 to $1,000
May he seen any time.
LILLE & HENDRICk
| % Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Adams 3s01
| FINE VIRGINIA PROPERTY
hat La f,rna ain
lot: near car line; 81, $50: $50 cash. $40 mo.
7-room house. hne condition. elec.. bath.
cellar, water, outhouseE: 81. acres land: 80
fruit trees, grapes. You must zee this place
10 annreciate IL Only 81 I0O Cash aud
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SHANNON & LUCHs,
7l3 14th ST. NV. Main 234

A HOME IN VIRGINIA.
Within a short distance Of Washington
located adjoining beautiful Fort Myer. one
block from cars and overlooking Lincoln Me-
mortal, on direct line of new bridge. 1t is
a large reception hall plan house, with a
living room % feet long. The dining room is
spacious there being four windows in this
room, and there is the kitchen and pantry
Second floor has three real bedrooms and
bath: there is large attic; also cellar un-
der entire house. Modern. Of course. Lo-
Gated a 10O1 lGJ-ft. lot. covered with
shrnbbery. Berries and frut. The listed
price. $3.50 is a real bargain. and immediate
possession will bc given. An inspection or
for further details phone Main 234J.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 14th st. NV. Main 2345
lO5 ! ST. NV; l3 ROOMS; FIJI: 4-CAR
garage; $4,000. 1903 Spring rd. NV. fine
home with brick garage $4,000.
COL0RED.
10T Bates NV: 2-family apartment: f.h.:
81 500. 1923 s-l63O-1632 Sd NV rms; FIJI.
81 800. 625 New Hampshire ave. NV; @
rooms and bath; 81, 800. Items /. =. 3 and 8
vacant; easy terms can be arranged.
TH0S. d. WALSH,
S12 STREET NV NJ. T545 .
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MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
6rst mortgages In the District Of Columbis.
II over SO 900 and security satisfactory, ct
bhqe; smaller amounts at Sc. Instaliment
loans made in Warrington and nearby sections
Of Maryland and Virginia a 10-year month.
~ payment plan providing for cancellation Of
the mortgage IN case Of the death or the oor.
rover. VIM Fl SAUNDERS 70. 1899 K
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Continued.

TO COLORED-THE BETTER CLASS.
Six rooms; absolutely modern: concrete eel
lar; attic; two sleeping porches; 1900 block
1st st. NV: bargain for quick sale. Act
quickly, for this will not last. Room DO,
McGilI hdr
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROP'TY.
TWO HIGH CLASS STORES AT CHERRY
da'e. Va. ON the Lee highway. One Of these
buildings is being renIodaed and is well
adapted fer bakery: the other il completely
equipped for a grocery or meat market. Prices
AMI terms reasonable. Lyon & Fitch. owners.
LYON PARk REALTY CORPORATION.
Telephnne Clarenaon Az.
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PRoP'TY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED TO BTY-A StNITARIIM OR
property that will make one: send complete
details. Address Rox 225 Y: Star Office ol'
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

o463 18th ST. Nv. At COLUMBIA RID
Excellent business property for sale rent;
10 large rooms. tile baths. VIII remodel TO
suit tenant. Columbia 1902.
FOR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS. 1905 14th
st. NV; handsome 3-story and cellar brick
building. with large show LIST floor:
very desirable for automobile salesroom or ac-
CcssoricS. with = apartments alNve' lot which
/ = out I street also br had to sa ID
premises. making excellent gasoline station.
Jesse L. HEISkEIL. ILL., Eve street II. W.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IlH NEAL ST. N.E.-sIy ROOMS, BATH.
pered and painted; $500; $500 ca sh. n. 1888.
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BIG BARGAIN.
Jameson-Built Home.
5I4 18th st. n.e.-Six large
rooms, tile bath. h.-w.h., electric
lights, hardwood floors, double
rear porches, wide front porch;
built-in garage. Immediate pos
session. Easy terms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
goo N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main $3.50.
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Near Lincoln Park.

en-room brick house flour besrooms,
win bath, cellar, hotwater heat and ele~tric
lights: located on beautiful corner close in
worth much more money = -
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WANTED-MONEY.
s$I 200 ON IMPROVED ACREAGE, NEAR
SILVER Spring. Nd: worth $4,000 LIST mtg;
good title; SO; pay fees. Address Box $40
Y. star office
WANTED s11 .ONO AT 6ce. SECURED BY s24.-
900 Maryland realty. in growing community, un-
$encumbered. Address RoX TAX, Star once.
OWNER OF SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUSI-
ness properties wishes 70 secure second trust
money Address Rox 295-T, Star ofice
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUNGALOW ROOMS AND CELLAR;
with large lots; outbuildinSs; call 1888 II
At. ne.
FOR SALE, 10 CENTS A root. BEAUTIFUL
villa site. 37th and Rhode Island ave- De-
lghtful view; shrubbery, shade, fruit and nut
trees; car line: gas and electricity handy. DIR.
KEENAN,. Brentwood. Md.
NEW 6-ROOM AND BATH AND sLEEPING
porch. all imp; $1,000: $a0O cash, $50 mo.
4 Allegheny ave. near Elm ave. t14th st. car
IineI fakoma seSs
4 LARGE STORE, 9-RM DWELLING: BATH;
sporches; electricity; shady lawn: garages; "
hr. ride from Baltimore. Md. washington, b.
O., B. L. o. r. r., Address Mrs. NJ. e. Null
LLCAN. Main St.. Laurel. Md. 19s
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1st st. NV. bargain for quick sale. Act
quickly, for this will not last. Room DO,
McGill bldg.
FOR sALE-vACANT SEPT. IL
TO COIORED.
Near 9th st. ears: beautiful brick home,
rooms. tile bath; front and back porches;
cellar; hot water heat: storage room; three
gas stoves; top floor can be rented for $40;
lot $50 n. deep TO paved alley: grape arbor.
Price, 81 $50; easy terms. Act quick; snap.
c. +. WARISG & CO.
219 Bond bldg.
Franklin Ip1l. l4th and y |. ave.
BUY FROM OWNER AND SAVE COMMITS
mission; a Gruver-built home on a 20-ft. lot In
Petworth; also a beautiful corner house IN de-
sirable northeast section. We have priced
these to sell. Call US.
Coulmbia 3SS-I
NEAR 18th ST. BUSSEs.
4 large bedrooms tiled bath with built-in
tub screened sleeping and breakfast porches,
attic, open fireplace: concrete front porch;
garage. Bargain at $lI.7oO. No agents.
Address Box 244-T. Star office. 21s
So 800 FOR QUICK SALE.
One of those neat little bungalows Of four
rooms ialsO rooms in basement now rented
$3.50 per month";, having electricity and gas
(gas range cost about S10). and on lot
I0Ox15O feet.
This property is surrounded by good homes
and is priced at 50, 500. Only $500 cash, with
easy payments monthly. Two blocks from
car line and three blocks from Lee highway
and bus line.
To inspect this property any time today
Sunday. phone Clarendon 55ii and ask for
SHANNON & LUCHs.
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Hundreds Of other northeast and southea,t
houses on lists.
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INSPECT NEW 7-ROOM CORNER HOUSE.
Illinois ave. and Allison streets. block
from 81. Gabriel Church and Grant Circle;
salesman on premises; 81. 500 payment. c. c.
SHARAH. Continental Trust Bldg II. $500,
evenings, Col. s434. 19s
, 1923-11-08
In The District Court Of The Virgin Is
lands Of the United States; Christian
Sted Sub-JudiCiaI District,
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT ES-
TATE OF EXERIALELIZA WILLIAMS,
DECEASED, AND SURVIVING HUS-
BAND ELIAS ALFRED WILLIAMS.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the IN
III dersigned has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the joint estate Of
EXERIA ELIZA WILLIAMS, deceased.
and surviving husband I LAS ALFRED
WILLIAMS.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to A. f. STAKEMANN, attorney
for the undersigned, at his office, No.
SO hing Street in Christiansted, Nth the
necessary proofs. within 6 months from
the date of this notice.
All persons indebted to the said estate
are hereby requested TO make payment
to The Administrators Attorney.
Christiansted, ST. Croix, VI US this
9Th day Of OctobC 1873
ELIAS ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
, 1923-11-08
Administrators Notice,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. ClRISTIANSTED SUB
JtDICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT F5-
TATE OF SVEND JORGEN5EN, De-
CEASED, AND SURVIVING WIDOW
ELENOR JOHGENSEN.

NOTICE is hereby given that A. E.
III SrAKEMANN, Administrator Of the
- above entitled estate, having filed in
the District Court Of the Vir2inIolands
of the United States, his final account
Of the administration Of the said estate,
the hearing Of the same has been fixed
for SATURDAY THE 3RD DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. d. 1923 at 10 j'cIock in
the forenoon of that day, at the Office
of the Judge of said Court in the Town
of Christiansted, Island Of ST. Croix, and
all persons interested in the said estate
are hereby notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the said account should lot be
settled and allowed.
Christiansted, ST.. Croix. September
26th 1923
A. L. STAKEMANN,
AdmtH2st1t0r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Forfeiture Ties Fight
For NO. AmDOy Title;
May Play On Sunday

When the Maurer A. c. nine, in a
game against the Hungarian Catholic
Club baseball team on Sunday for
the championship OF North Amboy,
refused to abide by an umpire's deci-
sion, Umpire Billy Evans Campbell
awarded the contest to the Hunga-
rian nine 90.
The forfeiture occurred in the last
half of the ninth inning with the
Hungarian team at brit and the score
SIS. One of that combination adj
vanced to first base, making two on
and. following q decision or the first
sack runner, the Maurer team left
the field and refused to continue.
The series between the two outfits
consists of five games and with the
decision in favor of the H~ungaTians
on Sunday, the standing nor les III
a tie position with TWO games to the
credit OF each team. Pete Dametch
did the wiring Cor the Maurers and
was clouted for fifteen hits while
Brownmil!er of the Hungarians al
lowed but six safeties.
Urbanski and Jacobs featured al
the bat Cor the vanauished team and
Johnson, G.. Mitrus&a, Shubacls,
Peary and Browrmjller did the stan
batting for the winners. 1t is prob
able that the fifth and deciding game
Of the series will be played some
time in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
LOCAL BOWL.ERS
PRACTICE Up
Public Service Station Team
of this City in Action on
Friday

The members of the local Public
| Service station bowling team will be
| put through at least one more prac-
| tice session before tho state league
match with the Essex station team,
to be rolled on Bohnsack's alleys,
Smith street on Friday night.
Burk. Jorgensou. Parzygant, Lane
and johnson, the members OF the To-
cal squad. put acrosS a win in their
initial league start last Friday night
at the expense OF the Newark sta
ton five. Peterson and Marion sta
tions, and the testing laboratory are
also represented in this circuit.
The local station bowlers have
made arrangements with Emil
Bohnsack to use the popular Smith
street alleys every Friday night, and
when a league match Ia not carded,
teams from the local station will
| make use OF m
Bowling should go bigger than
ever judging the interest already be-
ing taken in the indoor sport this
winter. The four sets of alleys in
this city are In excellent condition,
and soon the attention OF local bowl
ing fans will be centered in four
leagues in which Amboy teams will
be represented.
Arrangements have been made to
have good prizes awarded for the
| various title winners in the Public
Service circuit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
BOUTS
ARE CORKERS
Four Four-Rounders on Pro-
uram for Police Show
Here Now

The committee in charge OF II
Police Social Club boxing show to
be staged in the local a
week from this Friday night, is OF
the opinion that there will be plenty
of action in the four around pre-
liminary bouts.
frankie Fry, of this city. will fight
his third ring battle at this snow
and in this contest he will swap
punches with Hap Child, of South
Amboy. Fry made a good showing
in his first start at the National
Sport Club show a week g Tues
day night. In Child he will meet a
first class opponent.
In another Of the preliminary con-
| tests. Charles James, of Elizabeth,
| will give battle to Johnny Holmes,
| of New York City. These two boys
are colored and Matchmaker Frank
Seiboth expects this bout to be one
of the best on the program.
Kid Stevens, of William street
who made a real impression on the
fans at the recent Elks benefit show
will enter the ring for a four rouno
contest with Young Adams, of the
stevens kayoed Young Peary, o
North Amboy, at the Elks affair.
The battlers for the other foul
%rounder, have not been decided OF
as yet. Tickets for the show are
selling like "hotcakes," it is report
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
~" VOLLEYB BALL
VARSITY TALK
State Champions Likely to
Get Early Start this Year
Much Material

Present indications are that the
Y. M. C. A. will have another crack
varsity volley ball team this year
and the available material should
| develop a second team capable of
| holding it's own with most of the
varsity teams in this section. Realiz-
ing that last years team, despite the
fact that it won fourth place in the
national championships at Chicago,
was handicapped early in the season
by not getting any work in before
the first of the year. the players this
year are anxious to start practice at
once.
This years varsity has not been
picked but several of last years men
are back in the harness and the play
of several others so far this year has
attracted the attention Of the var
sity scouts"
Mat Melko, Gene Parker, George
Sharp and Ellwood Johnson, four of
the members Of the team that rep
resented Perth Amboy at Chicago,
have returned to the game and are
getting back in form. Joe Frantic,
who played with the varsity for two
of three seasons, is showing up
strong this year and is going to
make a strong bid for a steady berth
on the team. DIR. Frank c. Chick"
Henry, Jr., is showing his ability as
a spike although he has only been
playing the game about a year.
There are others striving for a po-
sition on the team and the first of a
series of practice games for the pur-
pose of choosing varsity material is
likely to be played soon.
In addition to Parker, Johnson,
Sharp and Melko last years varsity
included Austin Hornsby, Francis
Oliver and Derben Bartholomew.
None of these men have yet resumed
play this season.. The team won the
New Jersey State Championship;
beat the best teams down east" in
a tournament at New Haven, Conn;
twice took the crack Brooklyn Gem
trail team into camp; came within
an ace of beating the great German
town (Pa.) team, losing to this COM
bination by only two points in three
games, and finally annexed fourth
place at Chicago, where the best
teams in the country played.
With last years record as a goal
to equal or beat this season the ar
sity has it's work laid out for it and
a strenuous season Is anticipated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
HALF
CANES LISTED
EIkS Local League Will End
on April 11-Sk Teams
Entered

The second half schedule of the
local Elks bowling league has been
prepared. Next Monday night, the
six teams entered in the circuit will
start the first half games, and the
first half schedule will be completed
on Jan. IS. The last half games will
get under way February 4 and the
final match on the second half
schedule has been set down for
April II.
The last half schedule:
Feb. 4-March 10-Ironclads and
Sterlings.
Feb. 6-March 12-Starfish and
PAGERS.
Feb. S-March 14-Madisons and
Nationals.
Feb. 11-March 17-sterlings and
Starfish.
Feb. 1S-March 19-Pacers and
Madisons.
Feb. 15-March 21-Nationals and
%Ironclads.
Feb. 1S-March 24-Pacers and
Sterlings.
Feb. 20-March 26-Ironclads and
Madisons.
Feb. 22-March 2S-Nationals and
Starfish.
Feb. 25-March S1-Madisons and
Sterlings. !.
Feb. 27-April 2-Nationals and
PAGERS.
Feb. 2s-Aprll 4-starfish and
Ironclads.
March S-April 7-sterlings and
Nationals.
March 5-April 9-Ironclads and
PAGERS.
March 7-April 11-starfish and
Madisons.
A special list of prizes is being
prepared in connection with this
years league, and there is a posi-
bility that these will be awarded at
the close of games each week. The
teams are more evenly matched and
there is greater interest than in for
mer seasons.
The Elks state league starts to-
morrow night, the locals meeting
Bayonne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
KEASBEY JRS. .
MADE RECORD
Won Fourteen Out of Twenty
two Contests on Diamond
this Year

KEASBEY, Oct. 24-The Keasbey
Juniors finished their 1923 baseball
season with Q. creditable record.
Under the management of William
MoGraw, the team won fourteen
games and lost eight.
The records of games won and
lost is as follows:
Games Won
Keasbey Jrs. 20, Port Reading
Eagles s.
Keasbey Jrs. IT, Port Reading
Eagles 10.
Keasbey Jrs. s, Highland Jrs. 6.
Keasbey Jrs. II, H%opelawn Jrs. 5.
Keasbey Jrs. 20. Woodbridge Pa
GERS II.
Keasbey Jrs. 10, woodbridge Jrs.
K~easbey Jrs. 0, Crescent Jrs. 4.
Keasbey Jrs. s, Mohawk Jrs. 3.
Keasbey Jrs 10, Woodbridge f. C
Jrs. 6.
Keasbey Jrs. 5, Mohawk Jrs. o.
Keasbey Jrs. ~, Mohawk Jrs. II,
Keasbey Jrs. 20, Carteret Trojans
Keasbey Jrs. ~, H~opelawn F. C.
Keasbey Jrs. s Go innings),
Orioles z.
Games Lost
Keasbey Jrs. 2, Woodbridge In
dams z.
Keasbey Jrs. s (1S innlngs). Dub
lin Glee Jrs. O..
Keasbey Jrs. s, Amboy Jrs. 16.
KeaSbey Jrs. 0, Highland Jrs. 3.
Keasbey Jrs. 6, Highland Jrs. 16.
Keasbey Jrs. 5, Cubs, z.
Keasbey Jrs. A, Orioles o..
Keasbey Jrs. l, orioles s..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Y. NJ, H. A. JUNIORS TO
PLAY TOTTENVILLE FIVE

The Y. NJ. II. A. Juniors will take
the floor tonight in the second game
of the present season against the
L%ightnings, of Tottenville, in what
is expected to be an interesting con-
test. The team from across the
sound is composed of former Curtis
and T%ottenviile high school stars.
Roth, Horowitz, Fine, Polkowitz
and Breslow will line up as the
locals, while Mandel, Scott and Ros-
enblum will be held in reserve. Be-
ginning in two weeks the Y Jun
iors will represent the Y. M. H. A,
in regular Thursday night games on
the local court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
TOTTENVILLE SCHOOLBOYS
ON METROPOLITAN COURT

A large gathering will accompany
the T%ottenville high school to New
York City this afternoon where they
will go into session for the first
time this season against the Haaren
high school quintet of that place.
The Tottenville team has made
vast preparations during the last
few weeks for a big season on the
pinewood floor and with the last
real workout on Monday afternoon
| they expect to cop their first con-
test for a good start. The Haaren
team is also boosted as being one of
high class and a good game is eX-
pected.
In a short time the high school
across the ferry will start the Man
haitian basketball league games.
The league is composed of the high
schools in the five boroughs. The
game today is not scheduled, as
one Of these league encounters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
NJ EGGERs OPPOSE Fed 70sSE
CARL MORRIS READY
FOR FEATURE EVENT
With SAMMY GREE,

Carteret fight fans will be repre-
scented one hundred per cent at the
boxing show of the Carteret Sport
Club in Coughlin's auditorium on
Friday night for the purpose of see
ing Carl Morris, their own classy
featherweight boxer in action for the
first time since his sensational
march through the fe~atherweight
division of the coal fields" in
Pennsylvania.
On Friday night Morris will swap
punches with none other than the
peppery Betsytown battler, Sammy
Green, of Elizabeth, in the eight
round feature contest, Fans of Bet
sytown remarked recently that Nor
ris was not DESTROYS of going on
with their battler, so this remark
should add to the greatness of the
bout.
Morris a preliminary boy two sea-
sons ago, has forged to the front
with rapid strides and his sensa-
tional victories in Pennsylvania, the
past evera weeks, have been more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
SHARP, MELK0, PEAKES and
JOHNSON ~ TEAM CAPTAINS

The Monday-Thursday afternoon
business mems class at the Y.M.C.A.
has chosen four teams to participate
in the volley ball league which gets
under way tomorrow afternoon. The
. captains in this league will be-:
George w. Sharp, Matthew Melko,
Ellwood Johnson and Gilbert
Peakes. The teams were selected
by the captains Monday afternoon
from a list of eligibles prepared by
Physical Director L. j. Keyes. The
teams are as follows:
Capt. Sharp, Joe Frantic, DR.. F. C..
Henry, Jr., Jack Weitzen, Nat Gold
berger, Peter Clausen and Phil Bell
kove.
Capt. Melko, Gene Parker, John
Melko, Tom Major. George Miller,
Peter Miller, G.. Schwartzstein.
Capt. Johnson, Herbert Rankin,
Conrad Schrimpe, Dick Pickersgill,
r. Belikove, George Forman, Jack
Karkus.
Capt. Peakes, Sam Miller. Robert
e. Warter, Joe M~assopust, Frank
.Comings, Joe Messenger, Chris Miller.
AS additional new men enter the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
COURT QUINTET FORMED
BY KEASBEY JUNIORS

KEASBEY, Oct. "a. - The first
junior basketball team to ever rep
resent K%easbey, has been organized
by William McGraw, who just COM
pleted a successful year as baseball
manager.
The lineup of the Keasbyites will
include Balint, Krauss, Hatarick.
Jaeger, Fec Brothers. 10th and
Stark. This will be the locals first
try at basketball and the manager is
confident of producing a good team
from his material.
The team will only play on oppo-
nent's courts. For games call Perth
Amboy 76R, Manager William Nc
Graw.