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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
?. A. HARDWARE HAS FULL
LINE OF SPORT GOODS

The Perth An 10y Hardware Com
pany, recognizing the need of q
spoAtsmen's headquarters in this
section of tn, s.ate, announce they
have decided ii add a complete line
of sportsmen's articles to their
present business. Already they have
begun to put in many articles of
sport in keeping with the season
At the present time the stock
consists chiefly of baseball goods,
fishing tackle and tennis supplies.
stocked everything Used in the
playing of the national game, from
the well known Rocket" baseball
a favorite of the "kids" to those
used by professional players.
u The fishing tackle is just the kind
b gladden. the fisherman's heart
Ind already those Of the city who
love to follow truot streams or go
out for deep water fishing, are dis
eussing and examining the goods
recently placed on display 49,.
From time to time other sport
goods will be added to the stock,
ton, skates, etc Tennis goods are
on display and golf clubs and out
its will be obtained upon order.
The line will also include general
gymnasium supplies and athletic
club supplies.
Not only does the stock include
goods manufactnred by Spalding snd
Reach, but also the WINCHESTER
line. /
r. D. Howell, manager of the de-
partment, said roday that the
Hardware Company would observe
National Baseball Week, March "a
to 81, and besides having an inter
esting display. would feature very
attractivei prices on baseballs. bats,
gloves and uniforms. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL. FIELDS

, indoor range again tomorrow night.
Several members participated in a
shoot on the Indoor range week
ago.
The boys basketball team of the
local high school VIII travel to Red
Bank this afternoon to play the final
game on their present schedule.
Members of the local Elks lodge
are confident that he PAGER team in
the lodge bowling league will take
two games from the Ironclads in the
match scheduled for tomorrow night.
Every effort is being made by
Manager Poulseu of the Perth Am
boy baseball team to land Hebrev
pitcher for his diam ond combination.
Several local men will be seen in
action at the police show in the local
Auditorium tomorrow night. Two Of
the preliminary contests are made up
entirely of local men.
Two big basketball contestE are
carded for the local high school
gymnasium tomorrow night The
Drake girls will play q team made
up of local high school girls in one
contest. The Lightnings viii, play
the e. B. B. in the main event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
WE SLEY eARRV
@z1y3SBss9 \ 9s ssag T5's s,ss9159agET s1SagEET

one comes out Of the Ditmas
theatre, where the Warner Brothers
production, Heroes Of the Street" "
is being shown this week, feeling
pretty we'll satisfied with oneself and
the World--the, right sort of feeling
that comes from having witnessed
the right picture. OF course, II one
sets out to seek the reasons for this
state of complacency, they are not
hard to find: there was Wesley
Barry, giving one OF the greatest
performances of his young boyish
life; and there was picture with an
honest-to-goodness genuine love and
mystery story that just got" you,
making you rock with laughter when
you were least expecting to, and
making you feel half ashamed be-
cause you felt weepy at the pathos
with which the picture is inter-
spersed.
It is a wonderful picture and we
advise everybody not to miss seeing
Wesley Barry at his best. We CRATE
fully remember his fine acting in
|"Penrod,' school Days" and rags
to Riches" but they were nothing
like this one. Here his personality
shines undimmed as the mischief
loving youngster who suddenly So
bers up and devotes some of his days
to tracking a gang of dangerous
crooks.
Heroes of the Street" takes the
lid off excitement, and sends the
thrills up the spine with its plot
woven around young Mickey Gala
han and his escapades. Mickey is a
regular boy whose exciting life is
made up of licking the fellows his
size and bigger in the neighborhood.
Then, suddenly, q. tragedy enters his
home and after that he Is stepping
lively In all directions on the traa OF
a nnyatArious thug.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

therefore, is expected to be a hard
fought one. +-
Both Coach Crane. Of the South
Ambey lads, and Coach Eppinger, CT
St. Mary's warriors, have held prac-
tice sessions all this week and be-
sides pronouncing their team in 'tip-
top" shape, feel confident of a win.
In tonight's contest st. Mary's
will use Kennedy, Cox, Ryan. Null
lane, Kress, Alex. J. Ryan ,Fitzmor-
ris, Lenahan and Meachan, while
South Amboy high will have on
hand James, Oliver, Geant, Grace,
Mundy, Dill and Shepherd.
Just who will hold the whistle in
this contest has not been decided,
but it probably will be Charles
Z ownmiller, the most neutral ref
cree in this section, and who in pre-
yious encounters has proven his ef-
ficiency.
:, There will be d preliminary game
bet cen the st. Mary's high school
girls and the brakes Business Col
lege girls of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

won the American f1yweight crown
by q eleventh-round knockout over
the little Jersey Cf.5 fighter.
Both DAILY and belmont have
fought in this city. The latter Ap.
peared against Matty Herbert, for
mer local favorite, and also fought
Johnny Rosner, a former flyweight
titleholder, at the local club. The
Staten Island bantam fought here
ence or twice.
with this bout as the wind-up,
and Johnny Carroll and Benny Hertz
In the sefni-final eight.round go, the
fans are In for a real evening. In
addition to these bouts, there is a
fast six-round contest, three foure
and headline wrestling event on
the program.
Judging the past performances OF
the men on this program, the show
tomorrow night should be one OF the
best staged here Ia recent years.
This event IL run under the aus
rices Of the Patrolnen's Benevolent
Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
FRANKIE DAILY SET
FOR FIST|C CONTEST
WITH NEWARK man

frankie DAILY. Staten Islands vet
ran bantamwei int, is in for the bat
le of his long career at the local
auditorium tomorrow night, where
e is scheduled to meet Mickey Del
mont, Newark's hard-hitting ban
am. IN the eight-round final event.
The Staten Islander, not known as
hard hitter, is a. world-beater for
aking punishment, and while he
las been training to be prepared to
10 a major part of the offensive
work. in this eight-round contest, It
- believed the Newarker will force
e fighting from the first bell.
belmont, it will be remembered,
Eas the !, first fighter who ever
tnocked out Johnny Buff, former
Forld's champion bantamweight and
lormer American f1yweight cham
iion. Buff wal later knocked out
ty Joe Lynch la the fourteenth
Iound Of D battle at Madison Square
harden, In which he lost the ban
hnweight title, and Pancho Villa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
HUkGARIAHS To PLAY
WOODBRIDGE FIELD CLUB

Hungarian Catholic Club baseball
team OF John Rock will open the
season in a game with the Wood
bridge Field Club on the iatter's
grounds. The date for the opening
encc rlter has not been announced.
N -naser Rock announced that
George Dunton and Bill Fowler will
comprise the battery for the Hun.
garians this season. Stocked, Levay,
P. ck and J. Mitruska are sche6-
uled for positions in the inner
worL and Shuback, G.. Mitruska
ana Kramer win play the outfield.
The Hungarians are open for
bookings with leading teams in +his
vicinity, address challenges to 60s
Cortland street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
PERTH AMBOY ELKS
ROLL Ar PATERSON

The local Eiks bowling team In
the state league will roll the Pat
erson. team on the. latter's alleys
tonight. Plainfiefd will roll. at .Jer-
sey City, Union Hill at 7Eiizabeth,
Newark. at Bayonne, Hoboken al
Rutherford apd Railway at Passaic'
There are four more matches
scheduled in,Ethis circuit after the
games tonights
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
TWO MILE SKATING RACE
AT LOCAL AUDITORIUM

Another sStwo-mila relay skating
race la scheduled cor the auditorium
ON New Brunswick avenue tonight
and, Judging from the interest taken
in the event, last week, big crowd
is expected out.
Bob Handerhan of this city will
team up with Bert Green of Car,
teret,@ against Square" Bjork and
"Yi'* sHibbafd in the race tonight.
Last week the .Hibbard COM
bine scored a victory over the Han
ID erhan- Desmond team. =.
The event tonight probably will be
the last race of the present season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
AQUEHONGAS LOSE TO
EAST SHORE COMBINE

The Aquehonga bowling team of
Tottenvills dropped three contests to
the East Shore No. / outfit on the
Stapleton alleys last night. This was
a regular scheduled Staten Island
league match. Bill Pemberton and
Clarence Hoffman rolled with the
visitors.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
scores we've Reversed

The scores OF Eor1rfan and Bagger
y, the last eame-of their match with
Ma1fet and Pappas, as published in
the News yesterday, were reversed,
it was learned today. Forman bow
led the 40 score and not Bagger. the
latter turning in 1sB mark. These
Forman getting 10 and Bageer 161.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
BEAT
LIBERTY FIVE
In Three Straight Games in
Local Firemen's
I. Tourney

The Lincolns increased their lead
In the local fremenIs league last
night by taking three straight games
from the Liberty bowlers on the
Argonne alleys. Seven men were
user by the Lincolns In this set.
Tonight the McClellans and Wash
ingtons roll.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

A headline wrestling bout will be
the opening event on the Police
Ben evolent Association program to
be exhibited in the local Auditorium
tomorrow night.
The Passaic Whirlwinds viii come
here on Saturday night Intent on
re eistering. the Perth An1boys olev-
enth defeat Of the present season.
The next two months are expected
to be .'chuck full" Of doings for the
track athletes OF the local high
school, according to the plans OF
Manager Nat Cohen.
Manager Ed Poulsen OF the Perth
Amboys is dssirous Of obtaining q
hard hitting eutfelder from a town
in this county IL such a player is
available.
Perth Annboy will be well repre-
sented at the boxing bout in Newark
tonight between Mickey Walker of
Elizabeth and Pete Latzo OF Penn
sylvania.
There is a. possibility that Henry
Sim onsen will roll AL Simonsen in
the, local individual bowling cham
pionship tournament II the present
method OF picking a champion is
|continued.
Messrs. O'Rorke and Jacobowitz
of the Roosevelt Separates expect to
run a game a week at Coughlin's
Auditorium in Carteret IL q satisfac-
tory crowd attends the Speedway
Eseparate game this Stinday night.
Followers OF Johnny Carroll OF
Carteret are confident that the veter-
an win look as At 40 his opponent
when he enters the ring tomorrow
night. He 10 to fight Benny Hertz.
The New York Yankees are conf
dent as to their chances OF winning
the American League perinant for
the third consecutive year during the
coming summer.
Members OF the Eagle. boat crew
will visit the Perth Amboy Rifle Club
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
Ii-ceums HIVE Meeting

All baseball players assigned to
Manager French of the Lyceunn
baA~; II team are requested to meet
at the clubhouse on Elizabeth street
at 1880 o'clock tonight to be neasur.
ed for new uniforms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
Out Thss out--It Is worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
and mail It to Foley & Co, 2S5s
Sheffield Ave, Chicago. Ill. writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds ana
Group: Foley Kidney Pills for ,eins
In sides and back; rheumatism.
backache, kidney and bladder aii-
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wholesome and thoroughly cleans
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| bowels.
Sold everywhere.--adsA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
wilminrtons Resf1v

The Wilmington Club. one Of
Brooklyn's strongest travelling teams.
In ready to arrange bookings for
May ana June. Jess E. Stafford, 81
Devos street, Brooklyn is mana gefs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
|MAD|sONS TIE
sTARF|sH FIVE
EIks' Local League

The Madisons went into a tie with
the Starfish for second place in the
second-half Elks' local league last
night by taking three straight games
from the Sterlings on the Madison
avenue alleys.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
FOUR CITY VOLtEY BALL
MATCHES TOMORROW NIGHT

- rs
some c,Sse contests are. at1ticipat I'd
in tie Cay Volley Ball League to-
morrow nlght when the eight teams
cash in what promises to be four in
terestine matches. The schedule of
games is as follows: HN s#5%
Lead Works VS.. Bankers att P. M.
Merchants VS.. Outlaws at M3Q F..
n - S%
Eakelite VS.. Nationals at 8 p. NJ.
= Professionals VS., Press at, $3.50 p.
There Sxistsyat the present tinia a
four -eornAreds . tie for first place, a
two-team3itie for next ,place and, two
teams are tie for last place. Tomor-
row nights games will break up
these ties and it seems likely that
several of the matches Will go three
games before the wiHner Is decided.
NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
LARSON STARS ANNEX
SEVENTH STRAIGHT WIN

The Larson stars basketball quin-
tet defeated the Cyclones on Sat
urday afternoon to the tune of a
64-1E score for their seventh con-
secrtiye victory. Four OF the PAGER
players were lined UP with the Cy-
clones. the former combination be-
ing in the running for heavy junior
honors. Kidd OF the Stars doubled
the score OF the Cyclones.
The Acore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22
EakelitA VS.. Nationals at P. NJ.
Professionals VS., Press at, $3.50 p.

To Look your best, ySu ttfnst shop your
bsst--roAdifg% the -1uS4AAfE FfffE ApvefePg a&s
tn today's Classified Section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

Manager Ed Poulsen of the Perth
Amboys is dssirous OF obtaining q
hard hitting eutfielder from a town
in this county if such a player is
available.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

Perth Amboy Will be well repre-
sented at the boxing bout in Newark
tonight between Mickey Walker of
Elizabeth and Pete Latzo OF Penn
sylvAriia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

The next two months are expected
to be "chuek full' Of doings for the
track athletes OF the local high
school, according to the plans Of
Manager Nat Cohen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-22

The Passaic Whirlwinds viii come
here on Saturday night Intent on
registering. the Perth An1boys olev-
enth defeat Of the present season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08
MUST NOT BE NARROW
Speakers Say People Should BE In.
ternational Americans.

An address on world conditions by
Rev. Mercer Johnston of Baltimore,
Md, was heard by members of the
Wednesday Luncheon Club at their
semi-monthly meeting Wednesday
noon.
more is required than being just
an American" said Rev. Mr.. John
ston. ito grasp anything of the pres
ent day conditions, it is necessary
to be an international American"
Most people ore prejudicial." he con-
tinued. lin some direction. Sectional
ism and racial prejudice are among
the greatest prejudices and when
these same people are known. they are
found TO be just human beings. with
the same characteristics from the
Russian TO the Chinese"
Dwelling on the Importance of
thinking and the enlargement of the
heart, the speaker continued: 81
often tell the labor leaders. with
whom I spend many hours. that they
are too lazy TO think: that it takes en-
ergy to pump blood enough TO the
right spot to think properly.
"A true unbiased newspaper ac-
count is one way of acquiring the
facts. One that is willing 10 get
from both sides of the question. the
best statements and publish them in
parallel columns. This is the policy
Of the Baltimore Sun. Statements are
OTTER hiased for one side or the other
and simply contain propaganda.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08
ROT A Y.
By HARLAN II. HORNER
Governor Of the Twenty-ninth District


Speaks universal language knows no national
boundaries, and proclaims throughout the world
the brotherhood of man.
Discovers the good in the other fellow, capital
ICES disnterestedness and unselfishness, and cul-
tivateS the will to serve.
Promotes decent and orderly living, maintains
the laws of its land, and prizes good citizenship
as an inestimable virtue.
Keeps the old man young, holds the young man
to steady course, and helps the boy to be de-
pendable man.
Lifts the joint interests of community above
partisanshp, co-operates with all intelligent
agencies for social betterment, and urges every
man to some participation in public enterprises.
Believes in a worldwide peace; strives honest
ly to make that long hope fact; and fights if
necessary, to preserve the hope for the ultimate
establishment of the fact.
Clings to belief in the sacredness of woman
hood, centers the hope of the universe in the
home, and recognizes the claims upon society of
generations yet unborn.
Calls for an economic, policy that makes for in
dividual independence, emphasizes an education
al system that strengthens the hand, the mind,
and the moral fiber, and insists upon an equitable
distribution of the fruits of labor
Sings merry upon holiday, shouts often at
play, and rings with laughter unashamed
Squares religion with business eevates religion
above sectariansm, and glorfies the faith that
makes possible things unseen and unheard.-
The Rotarian.
The San Antonio Rotary Club meets each
Friday noon at the St. Anthony hotel. Ro-
tarians visiting in the city are invited to
attend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08
ELFTH FIELD
IS
HOW WINNER
|el and Miss Betty
iris Win Pair Jump
ing Contest.
ES GOOD JUMPERS
hy Will Be Presented
! General Nolan
Later in Week.
Is GOOD JUMPERS

'welfth Field Artillery emerged
by points in the annual Second
1 horse show. which closed its
: program at the Fort Sam
\ stadium Wednesday after
The regiment was not present
y the division trYphy Wednes-
,wever. but will be awarded
ay during the coming week.
as large a crowd as that of
7 filled the seats in the stad-
ID with the two military bands
sday increased TO four and a
corps from the Fifteenth
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08

Federal RECOGNITION has been given
Headquarters Battery of the G1st
Field Artillery Brigade. Texas Ma
tional Guard. at San Antonio. accord
ing to q communication received from
the Militia Bureau in Washington
Wednesday by First Lieut.. Oscar
Flory. commander of the battery. With
the recognition. the announcement was
made that equipment would he made
available Mt once. The regular drill
was held Tuesday night at the armorv
on Travis street and one recruit. L. c.
Marshall was mustered in.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not n
graveyard. beautiful. well kent burial
park. Crockett 1855 tAds.)
The Mankato free press., 1923-12-28

ed as usual with their annual
Christmas dinner for the Pay fam
lilies and other relatives at their
home, 215 Clark street. The guests
included, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pay
and son Earl; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mes
ser, Miss Nellie and Miss Marie
Louise Pay, Mrs. Ada Pfeffer and
Miss Nettie Porter. Miss Mary Pay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pay,
who is a student at. st. Mary's
school in Faribault, was the out Of
town guest.
ImmanuaI Hospital Christmas.
Never have such efforts been
made by individuals and organiZa-
tions to see that at least a measure
OF Christmas spirit penetrated to
those OF the shut-ins, as in Man
kato this year. The members of
the Methodist Episcopal church
choir went to the Immanual hospital
on Sunday evening and sang some
lovely Christmas carols and the
Ladies' chorus Of the Immanual
Lutheran church rendered beauti-
full Christmas selection at the hos
pital yesterday. afternoon. The
nurses and the faculty OF the hos.
pital extend to Rev. J. Hall and all
services their sincere appreciation
and thanks. At six o'clock yester-
day morning the nurses Of the Inn
manual hospital went through the
halls and various wards singing
Christmas carols, accompanied by
Miss Vera Keever. (a student nurse)
on the violin. Each OF the f1oors Of
the hospital was made CHEEKY with
a large, decorated Christmas tree.
The Mankato Clinic remembered
the nurses with gifts.
The Mankato free press., 1923-12-28
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

Miss Esther Carlson, who is
teaching in Verdi, arrived home
Saturday to be the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Carlson,
over the holidays.
William J. Donahue, assistant sd
perintendent at the Glen Lake
School for Boys, came from Mime
apolis to spend the holidays with
his mother and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loeftier OF
Moose Lake, Mimi, spent yesterday
in the city as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Z. Wise while enroute for
Ames and Boon, Iowa to spend the
holidays. Mr.. Loeffler holds position
under the federal Veterans Bureau
with Headquarters at Moose Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Hoerr and
Mrs. Clara Grierson and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Grierson went to
Minneapolis where they will be oy--
er- Christmas guests of Senator and
Mrs. John c. Sweet and family.
Mrs. Grierson and Mrs. Hoerr are
sisters of Mrs. Sweet.
William Troost who Is attending
Shattuck school at Faribault is home
to spend his holiday vacation with
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Troost
OF State Street.
Murrey Hawes, student at the
Minnesota University is home TO
spend the holidays with his parents.
Bradley Troost has arrived from
the University to Esp spend the hoi'
Miss Leah Taylor arrived home
Friday evening to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Wilbur Taylor She is student at
the physical training school at Bat
The Misses Minors went to
Minneapolis today to spend tht
holidays with their niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e.
Magic Bell returned home from
Hibbing, Mimi, to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bell c: North Broad street..
John Bohan Is home from the
University of Minnesota to spend
Christmas with his mother. Mrs.
Emma Bohan and other relatives.
Henry Solomon BretZ will go to
Faribault tomorrow morning where
he will spend Christmas with his
wife.
DR.. w. A. Beach was called to Los
Angeles yesterday by the serious
illness of his daughter, Mrs. Harlow
Lack. The telegram which DR..
Beach received only stated that Mrs.
Lack was seriously i'll and to come
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Clements Of
Omaha are spending the holidays
with the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. Clements.
P. K. Nicholson, correspondent for
The Associated Press at Fargo, Is
in Mankato visiting relatives. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzloff and
son left for Wells to spend the holi-
days with Mrs Fftzloff's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schiek,.
Mr.. and Mrs; George ~Atcnison
spend christmas with their SON in
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. L.
MRS. George W.. Slade will go. to
Minneapolis tomorrow morning