davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

pr4cash yel'~i aobrs el6nky aye
rej1pje sysspd autJ sasopis, kfel
II hi Vi na 4 |. sasykk p9sor-
zach nspom6hat znasim - j al
,tou,
etefap rta.
Woodlawn, m. 8 Gteal bratia :
Posislam VAN a csntoy j Eiaqam
Vas, ably Ste mi poslali text Pitts
bprghskej lobody. Tiez Vas H.
skave nppxed doplsln ien, ze doteraz1
ON este ME clenpm Lazy, lebo som
aeMal ami prflezitost' "a MIN stat l
Pomery' ha Sloysnskp yel'mi do
bre poznAm, lebq sim icll tam pre-
I'll. Npz poslite hi ten obraz, aby
som sa ja dozpaa, g Go znamep&
i GO je PittsbnrgAskA Dohodaap
So srdecnyn pezdrsyom,
Adam Aqaehil.
si';sl,
Hantra nick Mich. Ctens
prlatel Y k}ctfye Vas upoyedo-
- = = =
r rmnJem, ze som ten II sklrvasny obra42
80 znamena 4 60 Je nasa Pitff-
n Vr n rnska s DohodA qosI n. sSe S'es
opsan som pozorne preeifal 9 mal
porozumel. e to yel,ml doleeiss
uok ument, ktory py 81 MAJ zaope-
frit kazqy rprlmny oiopak sAo'
venka 90 svoleJ aomlacnosH, sps
niasai, ze SaoYakom patria 1ae pra,
Va GO ! becl0m. Aech teda @ nenl
anl 9edneho SapxHaka, ktory by 3
nezaen1o}Vazh e1e vysspolmaenn1y opras
: nepomanal saoy. Lage Y pfaci n zs
tlzakone g EitasQ lsss sQurghske5 Doho.
dy Y asfaNe Chepuoiiky.
Ano, kazdy Slovak q Slovenka
ma $. i.yazit Pittsburghskl Doho-
du a "a jej uplatnenie pracoyat'
lebo len ytedy bude Sloyak svoboe
nym, len .vtedy bude Sloyenskt
slovenskym.
Prilozene posieIam Vam $3. 90, ]
ktorych racte 81 90 zdetovat' ct
prispevok "a br. Stefana Ivan !
"a diva ,p0saite pat obrazov C'
znamena a co je nasa Pittsburgh
ska Dohodag' do stareho kraJ1
ma adresy, ktore yam tn podavamn
Pri tejto prilezitosti nctiye prosln
vsetkych roduvernych Slovakov
Laby kazdy postal svojim milym n'
Slovensko dotycny obraz. Necl
vida nasi bratia a sestry pod Ia
trami, ze americki sloyAci sdrn
zeni vo vsenarodnej organizaci
Slov.s Ligy postarali sa Q to, ab.
slovensky narod NAL zabezpecen
! jeho narodne prava, re budh do
I tial' pracoyat', dokial' tieto prav;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
!. ~ .ll1l!l!o.

Rred& - moderny dom Y Ha-
selten, medzi dyoma SLOW. osadami.
Mk s izieb, kiipelnp, gsz, elektri-
81, estslS NRap ppssapn einsp-
tovanii pivnicu pod celym domDm
q y nej novy fornes. Ma lote sanda
Hlaste 50 Oh d N. Mraga, 22Q n,
Federal st. ". redakcii.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
DOM MA SALT SPRING ROAD

DOM ma SALT SPRING ROAD
4 izboyy dom kuchyha XII
pelHpa "a lote 4qx19a, y dome y a'e
gtz, elektrika, fornes, eimentova-
na pivnica, tiez garadzz, stodola,
udiarna, kurnik, vsetko "a $3.50.
Toto je skutocna lacnota. Preda.sa
|; Fordka, 2 ypEy sena 4 4 krava.
Haste sa. u n. MrAza, 320-22 w
Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
DIVA MEsTsKE Lofty "a s115o

DIVA MEsTsKE Lofty "a $115o
Ma Randolph St. .pri Brier Hill
Steel 9 Standard Oil Cloth Co.
Mattel platil n ne $3.50, pre-
daja 50 "a $l,l5o. Mattel je y
Pennsylvania osadeny. Dobra in
vesticia. Haste sa u N. Mraza, 800
y Fsaersl St. Qbs teletfpny, ale
he pe hyIe, 1884 4 South Ave-. Autp. "
tel. y36ae.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

Ma N. Blaine Ave, mOsne bu-
doyany s izbovy dom, lot 52x200,
gaz, yoda, elektrika, kurnik, len
"a $4,000. Haste So d n. Mraza,
32O-22 w. Federal, v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

st. Louis, Mo. Cteny bfatst
hoci opozdeno, ale predsa nis cel-
kon neskoro chytam 10 taalky Pc
70, aby som vykonal 1hoju nkrod-
-nd povinnost' ktora mi TAX VEL
mi. vel'mi na srdci leSi ! ktorll
som leh pre- mole stale zamestpa-
ME ileinohA pfy ykonat
snad 50 budete moot rozpama-
tat ma moje memo, lsbo je tomp
2lensdva roxy, % som NJ V&an dopiso-
wal, ako predseia 5. sbera SLOW
I vLigy. Y septembri 1921 odcestoyal1
som ma j $ mojou milou rodinkop'
lia' to mne mile a ako 50 to tohs,
casu TAX vel mi prehlasovalo ~
Osyoboaene Slovenskp. Ale Al
ko mnohf imi amsricki SloyAci. tak
ia sklamal som ia, hrozne som 81
sklamal! Zunayeny tamjosimi roz
haranymi a talk ymi ponerami, po
liz. mesacnom pobyte pustl som sa
1fa' 1piatoenn cestu, do tejto nasei
mi1ei novel vlasti, kde nv SloyAci
name vera u vel'a Wac syobody,
ako nasi bratia i sestry tam doma
ma tom tax zvanom' 6 QsTobodenom
Slorensku', kde kedysi stAla j ma
sa kolfska. 'a
Rrisiel som tedy' zpiatkyi 5. naqq,
jon rodinkou, d K m6jmu nemil6J
lnu Rrekyapeniu nasiel som " nas
s. sbor slovenskej Lfgy rozpad.
nuty. Ale dafam. Re pri pomocl
tunajsich bratov ifprimnych Slo;
vakov dotyeny ssbor ztebfganizujs
me budeme Van pomahat, v pra.
ci "a uzakonenie Pittsburghsk ske.
Dohody istaye Cs. repnbliky.
Teraz posielam Vam $500, !
ktorychs r5aete 5ii., zletovat $500 NJ
obnovenie sm6jho aenovskeho prf,
spevku d6 Lllgy "a dva roxy, Ii
60 ccntov posilte mi diva obraz,
eco znamena a co je nasa Pitts.
burghska Dohoda' a "a 40 cen.
tow racte mi poslat' narodnyci
kolkov. S1casne Vas laskave upo.
vedopujem, ze V kratkom case ma.
pisem toho viac do BuIetinu, abs
soma oboznamil clenstvo Slov. Ii.
gy \ tSascich bomeroch ma Slo:
vepsku.
ked Vas vsetkych nprimnycl
roduyernych Sloyakov pozdrava
jem, som YAM oddany
Jan Rojko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
uBov7 zA 5000.

Preda sa 4-izbovy domcek, 3
izby ma prizemf kuchyna piv-
nici, ma Fountain st. "a $4,000.
Haste sa u M. Mraza, v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

Ma predaj je dobry 6 izbovj
dom ma Perl st. pri Wilson Ave,
u ktorom ie elektrika, gaz, yeda,
Apelhs, pivniea, fornes.s Utica
yyalat tqenk 4 4 dlazbsa yyplatep.kI.. 4.
Velky lot. Ten dom nepostavi 90
dnes "a $4,000. Musi byt' predany.
Haste sa u N. Mraza, 320 w. Fe-
deral st. I'D nQorl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

Prs dobr6 farmy = fahDrS - ~
~, ript3H NJ 'lsp = l!l !
pelsn6 prsdmestsk6 hlsj jst1y. ~
cftajts Il MI sosnam nv ~ III
pits. Hliste u: TAxtoR 4
BU1KHoLDER, IL 1Ipn ~.
ings = Loan Bldg, 1sdsrai Gs9s;
llH Ante. 4227.
SfDLo LACN4OH. 1AaIElE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

NM III: - sl9l 3 s5sG ~
4 ~ l'ss y IN \ |!
1 lsss / ii,ass, neasf. 4. ! .
q N \ Myrtle Ays. Il izDoyt - u
a South Ays, 1 iabov5 dom a. VI !,
kspa lpts, = 1900.
IA PlymoutA isbcys dom na1 ysl,,::
kpm lots ospc. styomami, 2 tprnsai,
tfpel,, gas, pumps y nestsk4 vods, q
eTE1Il4oN
NA Florence Ave. > izbovy dom p
AeSGsmi . xahradkou, "a $445O.
IN Manhattan Ave. S izbovt dom,
I sehrade IA ovoc. stromov, q $500
IN florence Ave. 3 izbovJ don M
|SaneYanom lote, q $500.
.na roha Bellsyita 4 j Aeeaale.fae Aeal y
,,fa Sil5o.
NORTH 1TDE
Fri Oak st. s izboyy dom 5 Toto,
IA taa5O.
kcr pozsmtu diva domy na Bel
;ssnt Ave. "a $3.50.
az Meadow, izbovt dom "a 5000
1ANs1lFov11LE
1ndianpla Ave. NovJ bungalow &
! q vsetkyn pohealim. ~ Sssks
Caledonia ST. $ izbosS a6m 4
| flsso. )
EAST Youliasrown
II Tremble Ave. 5 izbovJ dom !.
ssnphvmi pohodliami "a $4S5O.t 80
ne maine jeden 5 izbovy dom 4,
N. Rebecea St., moderny "a $4750, d
b !.sgstQp Ave. 2 oizbovy moderny dom, !
4 4f5 4 izbovS dom ma smithfield ri
10 $500, jedsn isbovy ma Dofoth
asky1. u $3.50 viacsre dobrs farm.
Setky tn uvedcn& donly sd pont
dlksaHaS a. nizsiu cenu, nez So hodn,
ybeFte 81, aky VAN je treba kd
1aeahtet aeaheete b5vat' prfl'te osobne aleb
eeTelajte po telefone. Ochotne pouk,
ls
mattel MRAz
29aee II. Fsdsral st. (na poschodi
Telefony:
1 Bell, Main 5176. Auto. 57aa 57a
Byt: 1854 South Ave, Auto. 1868
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

"a s i ~ q
Youngstown, 0. Mily Pria-
'tel'n: Posielam Van Money Order
na 40c, "a ktore racte mi poslat
obraz eco znamena a 60 ie nasa
Pittsburghska Dohoda =? Pri tel
to prilezitosti laskave Vas upove-
domujem, ze som len nedavno pri-
siel 20 Slovenska. Pocul som v ma
Sci GS. republike a zvlaste ma Slo-
vensku mnoho Slovenskej Lfge,
0 jej dobrych pracach konanych y
prospech nasho slovenskeho ma
roda. Sucasne Vas upovedomujem
ze vstnpim j ia do tunajsieho sbo-
ri SLOW .Ligy budem Vam poma-
hat praci "a samospravu Slo-
venska. Som Vas priatel'
Vincent Kosik.
Binghamton, n Y. Cital som
casopise sDennik Slovak A
merike", re mate krasne obraz
Go znamena a co je nasa Pitts
burghska> Dohoda Prilozene po-
sielan Yam 30 centov postov-
lyeh znamkach, "a ktore mi racte
poslat' dotycny obraz. Pri tejte
prileEitosti 1ctive poznamenayam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

Slovensky stavitel' : podni niimatsl 4
malych yel'kych bndov. NfInssy ii
vczyrhy ma jakekol'vek domy 10 ~
zialapie d& YAM zdarmal "A ked, 10.
lete spokojni . jeho rorvhom {cenos).
saiste buIete. spokojni . jeho pfkeos,
materialom. Jeho heslom ie: Poetiv1
prAea. 1ejlepsi material - = ajait1ia
1 a'ons! Y pade potreby obr6t ~ = de-
'vcrou na NINA. NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

161GlUHy: -
Bell, Main 5176. Auto. 5133ss 55713s
Byt: 1854 South Ave, Auto. 1896
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
AmbOy Win viii
Tie MEddEeSeX Race

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 23:-If the
local high school football team de-
feats South River high pigskinners
in the game today on the latter's
field the John street boys will lay
claim with the Perth Amboy high
school eleven for county honors.
The first contest to be played by
the South Amboy high school foot
ball team was to take place on
Whitehead's field early in the season
against the Perth Amboy high school
team. According to Manager Ira
Safran of the local team Manager
ConVery of the cross-river team can
celled the game but gave him no
return date when the game could be
played.
Perth Amboy played it's first game
against South River and defeated
the up-county team by a large mar
gin. The last game of the cross
river team was played on last Friday
afternoon when they received a
drubbing from North Plain1eld high
at that place. Perth Amboy's record
is four wins and three losses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
For Record
Crowd On Tuesday; J
CeIticS % Here

Basketball fans from various Sec
tions of this state, Staten Island
and New York city will visit the
st. Mary's Lyceum court, Fayette
and Mechanic streets, next Tuesday
night to see the Original Celtic bas-
ketball team of New York. the
worlds champions in action in this
city for the first time this season.
Manager Furey, of the worlds
champions, announced early this
season following the acquisition of
Joe Lopchick, of Yonkers, former
pivot man of the great Mt. Vernon,
n. Y. quintet, that he possessed a
greater combination than ever. Lop-
chick is the successor of Horse"
Haggarty, n OF the greatest defen-
sive men, basketball has ever
known.
Athletic Director Rev. Father
John f.. Larkin and Basketball
Manager Wesley Wilson are making
preparations to seat 1900 people in
the Lyceum for next Tuesday nights
game. The Bruce street home of the
National Turner's in Newark held L.
400 people for the Celtic-Turner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
9PEEDWAYS To
PLAY RETURN
Local ToSserS on Plane Street
Court in Newark T0mor-
row Might

III Yves Wilson and his st. Mary
Speedway basketeers will travel to
Newark tomorrow night Aor a re-
turn contest with the Junior Order
United American Mechanic quintet,
of that place, This game will be
played on the Juniors Plane street
court.
Tuesday night at the local Ly-
leum court, the Newarkers were
beaten in a holly contested encoun-
ter, and inasmuch as his boys have
been going good on the home floor,
Manager Fette is counting on even
ing the series in tomorrow's game.
The Speedway manager has not
announced his lineup for tomorrow
night, but it is probable hat the
team will take the floor in regular
fashion. Last Sunday, the Speed
ways lost a hard fought game to
the Hudson County Big Five, on the
West Hoboken court, but the Ly-
ceum passers have won their last
four games at home.
The return game between the
Speedway and Townsend quintets,
to be played at Newark tonight, has
been put of1A41ntil next Friday night.
On Tuesday night of next week,
the Speedways engage the Original
Celtics on the Fayette and Mechanic
street court. Joe Lopchick, who
played with the Speedways against
the Amboys last winter, will jump
center for the worlds champions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

While the local team played only
two of the teams to date that the
Perth Amboy squad met, the scores
In both games differ little. For this
reason it is thought that If the locals
win today's game and a contest can
be arranged between the neighbour
ing cities the tussle will be every
thing that interesting means.
The John street institution has
lost four games in a row, having
fallen last Friday afternoon before
the strong Leonardo team on the
latter's oval Captain Sheppard and
Coach Glass will make every effort
in this afternoons game to at least.
win the last game and thereby break
UP the losing streak.
Those who will probably be pick
ed from to start the game today are:
Sheppard, Van Hise, Safran, Reed,
Geant, Hochieser. Glover, James,
Keegan, Dieker, Holman, Lambert
son, and Forgotson. A big delega-
ton will accompany the team to
South River and the game will start
about 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
CLUB FORMED
- "
At So. ANBOY
MuIraine and Mcclure to
Boost All Sports in Cross
River Town

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 23.-An
organization which propose to speed
up athletics in this cits NOV in
the course of formation. John Nc
CURE. we'll known sportsman, and
Chris Mulraine, closely identified
with fstic doings in the state, r the
main promoters. The gymnasium
and club rooms will be located at 143
North Broadway, in the McCloud
building.
Hugh Boyle, of Elizabeth, will
come down two nights a week to give
,boxing lessons to the members of the
ub. Harry Apologize, of New
BRUNSWICK, is to train at the local
club for his coming engagement
with Battling Hazel, of Perth Am
boy. Hazel is to fight Applegate at
the Masonic hall In Highland Park.
Mulraine announced yesterday
that already the membership was
close to one hundred and indications
point to a live wire organization
within a month. Membership cards
have been printed and will be dis
tributed during the next few days.
According to present plans, the club
rooms will be equipped with the lat
est type of gymnastic paraphernalia.
Arrangements 10 lurHlSH inc ciup
rooms will be made at the first meet
ing of the members to be held in the
near future.
The dues of the new organization
will be one dollar a month. From
the list of members, a nominating
committee will consider the naming
of suitable officers. The club win
promote all sports in this city, and
the members are looking for the
support of the people of the city in
their endeavor.
From time to time the club will
hold smokers and at these sessions,
notable speakers will be secured to
address the members. Anyone in
terested in the movement is asked
to communicate with either Nc
CURE or Mulraine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SPORT COMMENT

Greece will not send a team to
the olympic games, so you needn't
worry about where you are going
to eat next summer,
=
Down In. South America they call
Firpo an art collector and that's
the first time we ever heard a black
eye called art.
Boston is said to have got the
best of a baseball deal with New
York.
Wisconsin football fans mob ref
cree Showing that not all the
romance and color has been stripped
from the sport.
Bill Roper of Princeton will now
arise and MARBLE that stirring little
barroom ballad. you made me
what I am today, 7 hope, etc.
The business of horse racing be-
comes increasingly intricate . -.
The Zev-In Memoriam incident indi-
Gates the impossibility of picking a
winner, even after the race is run.
Now that Dempsey's cook has left
him there seems nothing left for the
champion to do but to get married.
=
If Europe can manage to stick to-
gether until McGraw and Jennings
get over there. a solution to the
German situation may yet be
reached.
The experts pick the All-Amerlca
elevens and the fans pick EN- 10
pieces.
In point of consistency, at least,
the Harvard system of losing suf-
fers none in comparison to the Har-
ward system of winning.
q
Japanese gardener raises plants
with seeds 500 years old. This
unquestionably sets a new A. A. u.
record for ~500-year-old seeds.
Divorces husband who is noisy
eating celery Celery, like soup,
should be seen and not heard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

game last Sunday night. and this
place is no bigger than the new Ly-
ceum OF st. Mary's parish.
To be of assistance to the local
parish in the promotion of the great
court game, Manager Furey cancell-
ed a booking in New York state for
next Tuesday night. If the manager
of the worlds greatest court combi-
nation is willing to do a favor of this
kind for a local organization, surely
the people of this section should re-
spond.
Celtics an Attraction
Tho booking of the worlds cham
pion basketball team is a treat for
the basketeers of this section. Sell
dom do the basketball fans of this
vicinity get a chance to see Furey's
champions in action. The sham
rock wearers" have only appeared
in this city three times, once two
seasons ago and twice last year. On
all three occasions the Auditorium
On New Brunswick avenue was
packed to capacity.
Referee Chuck Solador will be
the eleventh man on the floor for
This contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SEVENTEEN-YEkR-OLD
STAR WINS HONORS

At the National Rifle matches,
held at Camp Perry. o., this year,
Russell Wiles, Jr., seventeen years
old, of Chicago, was high score man
on the international small bore team.
In the tryouts of the international
team, Wiles finished twentieth in the
trials Of the 100-marksmen.
In the match against Great Britain,
Wiles finished first on his team and
established a new worlds record for
international competition, having hit
1914 out of 400. Previous to this he
held the long range championship
with a 20 calibre rifle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
GAMES FOR TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Nov. 23 (By The
Associated Press):-Principal foot
ball games scheduled November "a
in various sections of the country
follow:
Army VS.. Navy, at New York.
Boston College VS.. Vermont, at
Boston.
Fordham VS.. Rutgers, at Orange,
N. j.
Holy Cross VS.. Buffalo, at Worces-
ter, Mass.
Lafayette VS.. Lehlgh, at South
Bethlehem, Pa.
New Hampshire vs.. Brown, at
Providence, r. L.
New York University VS.. Boston
University. at New York.
Notre Dame VS.. Carnegie Tech,
at Pittsburgh.
Yale VS.. Harvard, at Cambridge,
Mass.
Far West
Idaho VS.. Southern California, at
Los Angeles.
Oregon Aggies VS.. Oregon, at Eu-
gene, Ore.
Stanford VS.. California. al Berke-
ley, Calf.
Washington State VS.. Washington,
at Seattle.
Wyoming VS.. Colorado University,
at Boulder, Col.
Middle West
Illinois VS.. Ohio State, at Column
bus, o.
Iowa VS.. Northwestern, at Evans
ton, Ill.
Minnesota VS.. Michigan. at Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Wisconsin VS.. Chicago, at Chicago.
Purdue VS.. Indiana, at Blooming
ton, Ind.
Nebraska VS.. Syracuse, at LincolnS
Neb.
Oklahoma VS.. Kansas Aggies, at
Manhattan, Kan.
Haskell Indians VS.. Butler, at In
d~ianapolis.
Grinnell vs.. Ames, at Ames, Iowa.
Creighton vs.. Oklahoma Aggies, at
saltwater, Okla.
South
Mississippi VS.. Tennessee, at Knox
willie, Tenn.
Alabama VS.. Georgia, at Montgom-
cry, Ala.
Centre VS.. Washington & Lee. at
Louisville, Ky.
flOT1ud vs.. AliooASSlPpl a. u w. at
Jacksonville, Fla.
North Carolina State vs.. Wake
Forest, at Raleigh, n. c.
Centenary VS.. oglethorpe. at At
lanta, Ga.
Louisiana State VS.. Tulane, at New
Orleans.
Having more newspapers than any
otbar cifv of its size in the world
is the claim of Cairo, Egypt.
Dry cork will remove spots and
LIA-lalA---- nuinlA.-AlaAa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
in Pitching

Walter Johnson says that he
hopes to pitch big league ball for
five more years. He says the mo-
ment he fails to win at least half of
his games he will consider himself
abou.. done. To the critics who last
season predicted Johnson vas about
through, he gave quite a slap by
striking out IL men in his final game
of the season against Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Ton, left to right-EarI Anderson, Harold Anderson. Bottom-Ros
Anderson, Carl Anderson, Lyle Ande rson.
(By NEA SerWce) -
BLOOMINGTON, nL-The smi this and the Joneses viii kindly take
seats sin the rear of the room and m AXE way for the Andersons. This
happens to be the case here a. the Illinois Wesleyan University, where
FIVE Andersons r IN the football so uad. They aren't brothers, either,
and n Of them is a manager rathe r than a player. Earl Anderson of
ETkhart. Ind, is quarterback, Iaro1 d Anderson of Robinson, Ill. is
guard. Ross Anderson of Fairbury, Ill, is end, Lyle Anderson of ST
Paul, MINI, is tackle and Carl Ande rson of SibNy, Ill, is manager of the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

The millennium must be close
Boston is said to have got tn
best Of a baseball deal with New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Having more newspapers than any
other city of it's size in the world,
is the claim of Cairo, Egypt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Wisconsin football fans mob ref
cree Showing that not all the
romance and color has been stripped
from the sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Dry cork will remove spots and
blemishes on window glass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Greece will not send a team to
the olympic games, sc you needn't
worry about where you are going
to eat next summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Down in South America they call
Firpo an art collector and that's
the first time we ever heard a black
eye called art.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

In point of consistency, at least,
the Harvard system of losing suf-
fers none in comparison to the Har-
ward system of winning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

The experts pick the All-America
elevens and the fans pick EN- 10
pieces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Bill Roper Of Princeton will now
arise and MARBLE that stirring little
barroom ballad. you made me
what 1 am today, I hope, etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Japanese gardener raises plants
with seeds 500 years old. This
unquestionably sets a new A. A. U.
record for 5~00-year-old seeds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

If Europe can manage to stick to-
gether until McGraw and Jennings
get over there. a solution to the
German situation may yet be
reached.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

The business of horse racing be-
comes increasingly intricate s..
The Zev-In Memoriam incident indi-
Gates the impossibility of picking a
winner, even after the rae is run.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Now that Dempsey's cook has left
him there seems nothing left for the
champion to do but to get married.