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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-10-24
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual Meeting of the stock
holders of THE CITIZENS NATION
AL, BANK Of Belington will be
held at it's banking rooms in Beling-
ton. w. Va. on Jan 9Th, 1924, at 2
o'clock P. M. for the election Of di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting.
You are requested to be present
either in person or by proxy.
Yours truly,
PORTER L. LOVETT, Cashier
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
Davisvilie Man Finally Got
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Earle's Hypo-Cnd

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day John T. Thayer of Davis
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING


Notice is hereby given that the re-
gular annual meeting of the share
holders of the First National Bank
of Philippi will be held in their bank
ing house in the city of Philippi West
Virginia, on Tuesday January 9th,
1924, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. M. and o'clock P. M, for the
election of Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
Given unler my hand this the 4th
day of December 1928.
E. w. S. KENNEDY,
12-6-4t Cashier.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
PORTER L. LOvETT, Cashie

Notice the date following your
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are not paid in advance, come in and
settle up, please.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13

The Ladies Of Presbyterian Church
will hold Bazaar and Bake in Miss
Clothier's Shop Saturday, Dec. Is.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26

The fremen's bowling league
schedule for this week calls for one
match which is Of real interest and
may have some effect in deciding the
championship Of the circuit. This
match is between the Projections
and McClellans, and is carded for to-
morrow night.
The Liberty and Eagle teams will
roll tonight, the Humane and Wash
ington quintets on Wednesday night
and the Garfield and LincoIns on
Thursday night. The three game SET
back encountered by the Mcclellan
team at the hands Of the Washing
tons was a surprise and practically
knocked the upper State street team
from the running.
Second place at the present time
IS occupied by the Projections, four
and q half games behind the leading
Lincoln quintet. There is a tie ga me
between the Projections and Garfield
teams to roll, and also a postponed
match between the Lincolns and
Projections. Victories for the Pro-
tections in these four games would
bring them TO within one game OF
the Lincolns.
In addition to these contests the
projections have to roll the McCleI-
ians on Wednesday night, the Wash
lngtonS next week and the Lfbertvs
in the final set. The Lincolns have
yet to roll the Garfields, Eagles and
McClellans, in addition to the post
poned set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
MAD|SONS To
ROLL STARF|SH
In Local EIkS League Match
on Madison Avenue
Alleys

The tie for second place in. the
local Elks bowling league which ex-
lists at the present time between the
Madison and Starfish combinations
will be broken when the two teams
meet on the Madison avenue alleys
tonight.
After the games tonight these two
teams will each have two sets to roll
before the completion of the sched-
ule, the Madisons rolling the leading
Ironclad team a week tonight and
the PAGERS in the final match on
April IS. The Starfish bowl the sterl-
ings a week from Friday night and
the leading Ironclad team two weeks
from Wednesday night.
The Ironclads have a four game
lead. a game and a half being added
to their hold on first position as a
result of their recent three-game
victory over the PAGER combination.
This week the Ironc1ads-rou the
Nationals, and then they roll the
Madison and Starfsh teams in their
final sets.
The first half championship was
annexed by the Madison team after
a playoff match with the Starfsh.
The first and second half champions
will engage in a final series after the
present schedule is rolled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
TOURNAMENT
|SPLANNED
Meeting Called for Argonne
Alleys This Wednesday
Night

Howard Richards, one of the
leading local bowlers, has called a
m ting for Wednesday night of this
week at which time the organiza-
ton of an individual bowling tour
nament will be discussed. This meet
ing will be held in the Argonne hotel
on Hobart street and all those inter-
ested in the individual championship
Of this city are invited to attend.
Richards, a member of the Amer
lean Bowling Congress, intends to
run this event in the sa;--o manner
as conference championship games
and the New York City and metro
politan championship Journeys. The
rules of running a tourney of this
class will be fully explained at We'd
nesday nights session.
Rules of the congress covering
events of this kind. entitle the
champion of former season to par
ticipate in the tourney and If he is
beaten he is entitled to crack at
the final winner of the tourney.
This should be successful way OF
disposing of all the individual bowl
ing championship coptenders with
fair shake for everyone. The meet
ing Is scheduled to start promptly at
s o'clock and q good attendance IS
anticipated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26

ROLL TONIGHT
Oppose Aquehonga Team
at Bohnsack's, Harmony
Team Tomorrow Night

The Recreation bowling team of
Bill Hallahan has two big matches
scheduled for tonight and tomorrow
night on Emil Bohnsack's Smith
street alleys.
Bill Pemberton's Aquehonga
bowling team of Tottenville, one Of
the combinations entered in Stat
en- Island circuit, will furnish the
opposition to the undefeated local
quintet in the set tonight. Clarence
Hoffman and Pemberton are regular
members of the Tottenville team.
The Recreations will lineup in reg
ular fashion and are confident that
their streak will be continued.
The first of a series of three
matches with the Harmony Club
team is scheduled for tomorrow
night. The Anboy Avenue Club is
planning to use one or two crack
local bowlers in these games, ac-
cording to statement by Manager
Louis Horvath.
The Harmony Club manager is
desirous of arranging another match
with the Garfield Outlaws before the
close of the season. Steve Chris
tiansen's Outlaws defeated the Har-
mony Club representatives on the
Smith street alleys about two
months ago.
Next week the Harmony team will
roll the deciding match of their set
with the Public Service bowling
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
"BLACKIE" REGAIN STARS
IN HIS FINAL GAME WITH
AMBOY five WHO WIN

In his last appearance with the
Perth 1boy Five Saturday night
against the Passaic Whirlwinds at
tn local Auditorium court, Edward
''Biackie" Regan gave the best ex-
hibition of basketball displayed by
him this season. and assisted mater
ialiy in the "a to IT victory that
the local favorites hung up over
their Passaic rivals.
"Blackie" teamed up at the for
ward berths with Captain Hank"
Thomas and besides displaying
lightening speed on the floor ac-
5counted Tor three field goals and one
fom pointer. Regan leaves for DAN
VILE, Virginia, Wednesday where he
win play ball in the Piedmont Base
ball League.
The Perth Amboy Five took the
lead early in their Passaic Whfrl-
wind tussel and although they re-
tanned their lead throughout the en-
tire first session, they had to travel
at top speed as the Passaic combina-
tion was a dangerous one, being ex-
tremely clever at long range shots.
Pete Hanson, of the locals came
through with three of his favorite
long double deckers while 3lackie"
Regain contributed the only other
field goal score by the local outfit
this stanza which finished with the
Auditorium courts ers on the long
end of IS to tune.
The second frame saw the Whirl-
winds stage a comeback that brought
them to within two points of the To-
cal netmen but two spectacular
shots from the field by Regan and
another long ''pop' by Captain
Thomas, coupled with five fouls out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
GREAT ITALIAN
TOAPPEAR HERE
Joe PereIIi to WrestIe Bull
Walker Here Next Thurs
day Night

The greatest italian wrestler of to-
day, Joe Perelli, middleweight cham
pion of the southern European coun-
try, has replaced Pete Jarvis, mid
dleweight champion of the world, on
the card to be exhibited at the Audi
torium on Thursday night. Perelli
will meet "BulP' Walker of Boston.
Perelli has been beaten only once
in his long mat career, this victory
being credited to Jarvis, who made a
great impression on the fans at the
last show. An injured thumb was
responsible for Perelli's downfall in
this match. Both Perelli and Walker
are training hard for this match and
this bout should be the most inter-
esting of the three on the card.
In the main event of the evening
Ernest Siegfried, the German Oak,
will take on Carl VogeI, also a Ger
man, and in the third bout Nat Pen
dleton, the ocal heavyweight favor
ite, will wrestle Bono Mali, the Hindu
heavyweight champion. Pendleton
has won his two bouts in this city,
winning over Paul Finsky and jim
my Jaymes, the latter contest was in
connection with the recent police
show.
Promoter Robson announces that
he has secured Sergeant John Lar
son, a former local wrestler and at
present a tutor on the fine points of
the mat game, to referee these bouts.
The ladies are invited to attend this
show, there being no admission for
the fair sex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
BARRACKS St.
TEAM RECORD
Won Sixteen Out of Twenty
One Games This
Season

The Grammar School basketball
team of Miss /. B. Miller is about to
close the season. To date this COM
bination has won sixteen games and
lost five, having played Grammar
school, junior high. freshmen and
independent teams.
The Barracks street representa-
tives have defeated South Amboy
Grammar, Matawan Grammar. St.
Marys of this city, Casey Juniors,
Perth Amboy Freshmen, South Am
boy Freshmen, Woodbridge Fresh
men, Tottenville Junior High, New
ark Junior High, Vocational School
of this city and Grammar School
faculty. The Matawan, St. Mary's.
Anlboy Freshmen. Woodbridge
Freshmen and Tottenville Junior
High teams were beaten twice, and
Tottenville Junior High, Newark
Junior High, Vocational School and
New Brunswick Junior High defeat
ed the locals, the county seat team
twice.
Four hundred and nifty points
were scored by the Amboy team in
tv eEty-one games as against three
hundred and ten for the opponents.
Kaplowitz. Snyder, Dublin, McCallen.
Kalhben. Rasmussen, st. Andrassy,
Levine, Kertes, Foch. Longstreet,
Sladkus, Manton. Matusow, Budney
and Thomas played with Miss
Miller's team this season.
Rufus B. Allen coached the COM
bination. Tomorrow afternoon the
deciding game of the Vocational
Grammar School series will be play
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
LOCAL ''Y'' TEAM
FINISH LEAGUE
Again Defeat Elizabeth, Max
ing it Eighteen in a Row
From That Team

The Perth Anlboy Y. M. c. a.
bowling team went to Elizabeth Sat
urday and there completed its sched-
ule by taking three straight from the
BetsytoWn pinmeu, this making a
record of eighteen straight victories
over Elizabeth that have been
Nchalked up by Amboy during the
1929 league. The local team of
bowlers finished far ahead of their
nearest competitor thus year. The
final standings, averages and scores
are now being computed by the Sec
retary of the North Jersey Associa-
tion Bowling League and they Will
De published as soon as available.
The Amboy team apparently had
the ink on Elizabeth, as the team
from that city was not able to an
mex a single gama. either on their
own alleys or on the Anboy STRIPS
throughout the entire league. The
team average of the Amboy team for
the entire league, as far as can be
learned wa3 almost 900, which
means that every man must average
$50.
AL Simonsen, bowling anchor for
Amboy Saturday night, took high
average honors, with an even 200.
Henry Simonsen and Bill Pemberton
Of the Amboy team, and SenoWsky
OF the home team, tied with high
score, with 20S apiece.
The first game was won by a mar
gin of sixty-five pins. the second by
fifty-three pins and the last by six
Gy-four pins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
AND PERTH ANBOYS WIN BIG CONTESTS
AmbOy VOHeyBaHTeam
Defeats Bedford ssY":
at Paterson Tonight

The Y. NJ. C. A. varsity volley bail
team, after a lay-off of two weeks
got into action Saturday night and
defeated the Bedford Branch Y"
of Brooklyn, in three out of four
games played on the Amboy court.
The Amboy team showed the need
Of practice as their play was far
from being up to their usual STAN
dard. The Bedford team, however,
proved much stronger than expect
ed and put up better game against
the locals than has the Brooklyn
Central team in their last two con-
tests with Amboy this season at New
Haven and Brooklyn.
Saturday nights games acted as
much needed practice session and
workout for the local team in pre-
paration for tonight's games at Pat
erson. Tonight the local team will
travel to Paterson and there meet
the strong Silk City sextette in three
games after which Amboy will play
Railway three games. Railway and
Paterson will then play. Games and
not matches will count in tonight's
contests.
The Bedford "Y' started off with
the blast of Referee Chick" War
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
Speedways
NJ. Y. State Champions
OufScOre Center Girls
I'm Extra Period Game

In an extra period game at Har-
rison, n. Y, on Saturday night the
Roosevelt Center girls, New Jersey
state champions, were beaten by the
Nonpareils TO the tune OF q 1924
score. At half time the Centers were
leading, Sc, and the tally at the
close of the second period was 22-22,
Miss Eva Shectman tallying a field
goal and foul with a half minute
to so. The Centers scored two fouls
In the extra period and the home
team made a field goal and two fouls.
The Nonpareils are New York State
champs.
The Nonpareils had two hundred
pound guard and a pivot man with
ten years experience. Miss Sheet
man was the scoring star for the
visitors, while the floorwork of the
Misses Brennan and Dunn featured.
A week from this Saturday the Cen
ters win play the deciding game OF
their series with the W-inonas of Pat
erson in this city.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Ed "Bl, ,kie" Regan packed away
his basketball togs for the season
after the game on Saturday night
parture to Danville, Va, on Wednes-
day.
To offset charges that he is afraid
to meet Dave Shade or George
Ward, leading contenders for his
welterweight title, Mickey Walker
has made known that he is ready to
fight either man at a New York
club.
On Wednesday night a meeting of
local bowlers interested in the
championship of this city will be
held in the ArgonHe alleys on Ho-
bart street.
A great many Italian wrestling
fans are expected out on Thursday
night to see Joe Parelli, Italian
middleweight wrestling champion, in
action at the local auditorium.
The attention of the baseball fans
is centered on the activities of the
Brooklyn Nationals in the south.
Once before when the Dodgers made
a poor showing in the south, they
won the National league champion
ship. This spring the Brooklynites
are winning the biggest majority of
their games.
Asbury Park is preparing for its
next seasons basketball team. The
1923-24 team of the seashore town
was used for the first time in a game
on Saturday night.
The local volley ball league prom
ises to be even more interesting this
season than 1t was last. The teams
are all quite evenly matched.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
n. BRUNSWICK
HIGH BEATEN
South River Eliminates Coun-
ty Seat Team-Amboy
Game Mentioned
il. S. CORRESPONDENT

South River high school eliminat-
ed New Brunswick from the run
ming for the county high school
championship on Saturday night at
the formers court by score Of 22-
FL in an interesting setto. New
Brunswick held the lead for the
greater portion of the time, but two
sensational field goals by Marks de-
cided the issue.
Before the game began it was
agreed, according to reports, by
Coaches Fitzpatrick and Holmes,
that the winner was to play Amboy
high for the sectional honors on a
neutral court. Coach Waddell of this
city, expressed satisfaction over the
plan and as a result game for the
county championship is being look
ed for at an early date.
The game will proba bly, be held
in New Brunswick, which is an ideal
location for the contest. In refer
ence to the place where the game
could be staged the best hall in the
county seat would be the Rutgers
College gymnasium. The latter ac-
commodities about 1900 and the
court is a spacious one. Some OF
the leading college quintets have
played there.
Baseball Doings
This afternoon in one of the class
rooms the second basemen will hear
Coach Waddell expound his theory
of how to play second base. Tonor-
row afternoon the candidates for the
hot corner will come in for their
share. Last week the batterymen
and first basemen were given some
pointers by the Amboy mentor. With
the present weather condition the
squad should be able to take to tho
outdoors in a. few weeks,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
ST. MARY'S ALUMNI PLANS
FOR SOUTH AMBOY DANCE

SOUTH AMBOY. March ga
meeting OF st. Mary's Alumni AS
sociation was held yesterday in st.
Mary's hall at which time reports
from the various committees were
received and plans formulated for
the coming spring dance.
The association will hold a sub
scriptlon spring dance on Tuesday
evening. April 8. at St Mary's hall.
At yesterdays meeting over nve
nundred invitations were reported
mailed and a report from the com
mittee in charge indicated that the
affair will be one or the most I'M
portant in the city's social circles.
The affair viii also ne one of the
few events where evening dress IS
encoura ged. although it is not re-
quired.
Owing to the fact that It was not
stated on the invitations all returns
are to be made 20 the secretary,
Hiss Julia Mcclure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
CAPABLE MAN
To OFF|C|ATE
Everything to Satisfy Fans
at R. C. w. Field This
Summer

Before the end Of this week one
If the leading umpires in New Jer-
;ey, a man with league experience
VIII be signed to otficiate in the
baseball games to be played by the
Perth Amboy nlne on the Rarltan
Ecpper Works field during the COM
NJ season,
The 1923 pilot of the Amboy rep
{ antatiVe team is we'll aware OF the
80 hat n capable umpire aids
Il, deal in satisfying the fans, and
IS the reason the entire district
.lS cumbed before decision
de.
ser Poulsen has practically
etud the roster of the combI-
So which is to represent Amboy
season, and a majority OF he
Ire we'll satisfied that from past
ssrlormances of the players signed
M date, this city is to have its best
sem:-pro team during 1928.
With capable official and strong
opponents. there is nothing to dis
satisfy the fans. The fans make
ever sport by patronage, and they
therefore must be considered
The Perth Anlboy nine will open
the season on the Raritan Copper
Works field Sunday afternoon. April
s. with the Bloomfield Field Club as
an opponent l. --4-3l--
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-26
Separates
Referee-"Chuck" Soladoy
Company G.. Wins

Company G.. Wins
With Barkalow and Finley, Asburg
Park high school representatives. esss
the AlI-State team in the lineup
the Company G. quintet of Asbury
Park defeated the Speedways on the
formers court, Saturday night to the
tune OF 1926 score. SchIoasbacH
and Jacques of Neptune high also
played with the former soldier Quin-
tet and the contest was played one
hand dribble. At half time the home
team was leading 21-7. The All
State center who made seven field
goals in game against Passaic high
was held scoreless from the felc
in this game.
Company G made nine field goals
one in the second half. and eleven
out of twentJ-four chances from the
foul line. The Speedways made six
field goals and thirteen out of eigh
teen chances from the free throw
mark. Ray Handerhan did the fotss
shooting for the visitors and Jeffries
a former high school All-State mas
and an original member of the Com
pany G quintet, did the foul EhouI-
ing for the home club.
The Speedways beat the ssashcrs
team in an extra period contest eat-
lier in the season. If the second haif
Of Saturday nights game had beer
played two hand dribble the visitor
would easily have passed the home
sters.
The score:
Caunauy G.