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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
St. AUCUST|NES
GOING STRONG
"Stretch" Berger to Occupy
Pivot Berth in Wednes-
days Contest

Another tough opponent has been
booked by Manager Wesley Wilson,
of the st. Mary's Speedways, for
the Fayette and Mechanic street
court next Wednesday night. The
st. Augustine Triangle Big Five will
furnish the opposition on this occa-
sion.
Three one-point games and a two
point contest have been played on
the Lyceum court by the Speed
ways to date this season, and figur-
ing the showing made by Tim
Foley's combination against the
Speedsters on st. Stephens court last
winter, another close contest is an
ticipated.
Stretch" Berger. a basketeer
standing six feet, five inches, Will do
the jumping for the st. Augustine
team against Harry Davis, of the
S~peedways, in this tilt. Harry Law
lor and Hank" O'Day will occupy
the forward positions, and Johnny
Norton and Lew Goldie will be found
in the backheld. Manager Foley
will occupy tho sixth uniform.
The most important victory reg
istered by the Saints this season was
in a contest with the crack Hacken-
sack Harmony Big Five. This game
was decided by a margin of four
points, 26-22. Hackensack is rated
high in semi-pro basketball circles.
Manager Wilson has announced
that he will keep booking the big at
fractions for the new local court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

II and March 6.
McClellans and Humanes Dec. g.,
Jan. Fl and March 10.
Projections and Lincolns Dec. 4,
Jan. 22 and March IL.
Washingtons and Libertys Dec. s,
Jan. 20 and March IL.
Garfields and Eagles Dec. G, Jan.
"a and March Is.
Garflelds and. Libertys Dec. 10.
jar. 20 and March II.
Washingtons and Humanes Dec.
II, Jan. 20 and March IS.
MeCleilans and Lincolns Dec. IL,
Jan. 30 and March 10.
Projections and Eagles Dec. 10,
Jan 81 and March 20.
WashinGtons and Eagles Dec. II,
Feb. 4 and March "a.
Projections and Humanes Dec. is,
Feb. 5 and March rs.
Garfields and Lincolns Dec. 10,
Feb. 6 and March 20.
McCellans I'M Libertys Dec. 20,
Feb. 7 and March 81.
Garfields and Humanes Dec. "a,
Feb. IL and March 81.
Washingtons and Lincolns Dec, Is,
Feb. IL and April /.
McClellans n Eagles Dec. IS,
Feb. IS and April 2.
Projections and Libertys Dec. 81,
Feb. IA and April 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
BOROUGH FEMALE TEAM
LOOKING FOR CONTESTS

The Carteret Independents. a fe-
male quintet of that borough, or
ganized for the present season, are
DESTROYS of booking games with girls
teams In this vicinity. This team is
composed of good material and are
fast getting into shape for q big
season.
Miss Mae Schwartz, of II Warren
street, Carteret, is manager OF the
new female quintet and all COM
~munications for games are to be
sent to her. Playing with the Car
teret team will be the Misses Fritzie
Schwartz, Mae Schwartz, Sophia Car
penter, Bebe Brown, Anita Greens
and Jeanette Shapiro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
JAMESBURG QUINTET TO
PLAY COMMONWEALTH FIVE

When basketball is ushered in for
the first time this season in Lange's
hall, Jamesburg, on next Wednes-
day night, the Commonwealth Club,
of New Brunswick, will form the OPP
position.
With the Jamesburg team will be
Fitzpatrick, Purdy. Beckney, Malu-
ski, ~Timberman and Basel Cathcart.
Games will be played weekly during
the winter months, as long as the
crowd comes out in good numbers.
The manager announces that dane
ing will be held before and after
the games and between the halves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
ST. STEPHENS ENGAGE
CARTERET COURT team

The st. Stephen basketball team
# this city will go into action for
he second time this season on Mon
iay night, when they engage the
ipartans, of Carteret, on the State
treet court.
In their first game, the st. Steph-
n combination defeated the Patco
Tub, of this city, by a 37-15 score,
nd with a fine list of games sched-
led expect to make a strong bid for
he county honors in light senior
sircles. AT the present time the
state street team is playing home
Tames on a court recently renovat-
d, but in the course of the next few
;eeks they expect to open up on the
Few school court, at which time
!ancing will be held in connection
With the ga4es.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
PEMbERTON'S
TEAM AHEAD
Register Clean Sweep Over
Mallet'S Team on AsSocia-
ton Alleys
Five Man Bowling League

Bill Pemberton's bowling five IN
the Y. M. c. A. league last night sent
Edgar Mallet's bowling combination
to the "ruts'' by taking three straight
games and clinching a better hold on
first position in the league standing.
Pemberton rolled the big scores
for his outfit, averaging 1916. He also
took the high score honors for a
single game, making q roll of 1928.
For the vanquished five, which was
handicapped with the absence of
three of their players, Ernst did the
big bowling. averaging 1S1.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
Harry NeaN Completes
Local. League Schedule

Harry Neall issued this morning
the complete schedule for the eight
team firemen's league to be started
on the Argonne alleys Tuesday
night. Monday nights match be-
tween the Garfields and Washingtons
has been postposed on account of
Armistice Day being celebrated.
The schedule follows:
Garhelds and Washingtons Nov.
IL, Dec. 81 and Feb. IS.
McClellans and Projections Nov.
IL, Jan. l and Feb. 10.
Humanes and Lincolns Nov. IA,
Jan. 2 and Feb. 20.
Libertys and Eagles Nov. Is, Jan.
3 and Feb. 81.
Washingtons and Projections Nov.
10, Jan. z and Feb. rs.
a ifields and McClellans Nov, 20,
Jan. 8 and Feb. 26.
Lincolns and Eagles No. 81, Jan. 9
and Feb. 27.
Humanes and Libertys Nov. 90,
Jan. 10 and Feb. 28.
Lincolns and Libertys Nov 26, Jan
IA and March 8.
Garfields and Projections No. 81,
Jan. Is and March 4.
Washingtons and McClellans Nov.
rs, Jan. 16 and March s.
Humanes and Eagles Nov 20, Jan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
SWAMPED
in GRlD|RON CONTEST
ON GARRETS0N FIELD

in the third session. but in the final
period Don" Martin crossed the
goal line for a six point score and
Larson made his third goal.
Freehold's light team could do lit
tie with the crack local lineup. The
Monmouth county football players
only threatened to % once in this
game, in the final quarter, but were
unsuccessful in making up the last
few yards.
Larson made twenty and thirty
yard gains in this contest, and the
local team made a gain on a forward
thrown by Larson to Polkowitz. Mar
tin made a seventy-five yard run but
it did not count as the whistle blew
ending the first half.
Bill Flynn was the referee yester-
day and John Brown of Keyport was
the umpire.
The score by period:
Amboy ...........13 Z 0 7-27
Freehold .......... 0 0 0 O. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

RIVER OUTFITS
IN ACTION ON COURT

The Lucky Five of South River
opened their season recently by de-
feating the Hungarian A. c., also of
that place, by a 1912 score after a
hard fought contest. The score at
the end of the first half was TT.
For the Lucky Five Mallik and
Scapy did the high scoring. both Sc
curing two field goals and a free
throw, while Miklari and Hoh did
the starring for the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
UNlTEDS WILL ENGAGE
PLEASANT PLAINS TEAM

The Royals, of Pleasant Plains
S. l., will play the United eleven,
of %Stapleton, S. l., on the formers
oval on Sunday afternoon.
This is expected to be a hard
fought contest, as both are in good
trim, have favorable records, and are
strong contenders for the Island
championship. A good crowd Is
expected to witness the tussle and
the game will start about 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
Y. M. C. A..

Rev. Wilbert Westcott's team con-
tinues to hold the lead in the Tues
day-Friday volley ball league, this
outfit having won two straight games
last night from Moss team. Csipo
won two from Nielsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
Junior Team to PLAY

The Lightning Juniors, of Totem
Vile, have organized for the pres
emit season and are desirous of play
ing junior teams in this vicinity.
Warren Daily. 5474 Arthur Kill road,
Tottenville, s. l., is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
cHR1sToFFERsEN & SON
MArchant TailorE

SIC MAPLE ST. OPP. POST OFEIC
Telephone 2D4
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
MODERATELY PRICED
Cleaning, Dyeins and Pressing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

An interesting game Is anticipated
at Carteret tomorrow night, where
the Carteret Separates and the
Woodbridge Big Five are to lock
horns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

Last Sunday n-5nt, the borough
team opened the season by regis
tering a seven-point victory over the
South Amboy Independents in a
hard fought encounter. Coughlin's
team showed real class considering
the fact that it was the second time
the men were together, one prac-
tice session having been held since
organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

Middlesex county basketball fans
will see the Carteret Separates, of
Ed Coughlin. in action for the sec
ond time this eason at the bor-
ough court tomorrow night. In this
engagement, the Separates will take
on the Woodbridge Big Five passers.
The probable line-ups:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
bowling team will roll it's first match
in the state association tourney, at
Bayonne this evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

Ed Coughlin, borough fistic pro-
moter, has not decided on the date
for his second boxing show. His
last event was held two weeks ago
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

Club and New Brunswick Hunga-
rians. to be played at the Raritan
Copper works field tomorrow after
noon.
The st. Augustine Triangle Big
Five was booked by Manager Wilson,
OF the st. Mary's Speedways, to take
the place of the Yorkville Separates,
on the Fayette and Mechanic street
court, next Wednesday,.
There is great interest in the COL
lege football games scheduled to be
played today. The most interesting
is the Observation-Disclosures &C, at
Princeton.
Perth Amboy's entry in the Elks'
state bowling league made an excel
lent showing against Passaic on the
local alleys Thursday night. Dope
sters in various parts of the state
say that Amboy has taken on the
color of a dangerous contender.
Last nights fights were witnessed
by promoters from three states, Jer-
sey. New York and Pennsylvania,
All are trying to obtain the services
of the former local h%yweight.
Not quite three weeks off is the
basketball contest between the
Brooklyn Whirlwinds and the Perth
Amboy Big Five, to be played at the
local Auditorium.
All of the teams in the East Jer-
sey Soccer league will go into ac-
ton over this weekend. One game
is scheduled for the Copper works
field.
Ed Coughlin, borough hstic pro-
moter, has not decided on the date
for his second boxing show. His
last event was held two weeks ago
! last night.
The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
bowling team will roll its first match
in the state association tourney, at
Bayonne this evening.
An interesting game Is anticipated
at Carteret tomorrow night, where
the Carteret Separates and the
Woodbridge Big Five are to lock
horns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

All of the teams in the East Jer-
sey Soccer league will go into ac-
ton over this Weekend. One game
is scheduled for the Copper works
field.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-22
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scouts. Campfire Girls and their friends. Their
were ample hotel and camp accommodations ant
sport programs.
So much for winter sports In New England ant
the East. Now for jump across the continen
to national parks Of the Scenic West.
Right here, however, II is well to note that oui
national park system. containing nineteen reserva
lions, offers all-year attractions to the tourist
aside from the question Of winter sports. Three o.
our national parks are all-year resOrts-Grand Can
yon, Hot Springs and Hawaii.
Yosemite. Mount Rainier and Rocky Mountain
are the three Western national parks where thu
winter merrymakers most do cOngreglte. They an
all three easily accessible. They all three one,
magnificent scenery. They all three offer natural
Fairgrounds unsurpassed In the world. Enthusiasts
believe that very few years will see them as full
Of visitors In winter as In summer.
Yosemite Is now an all-year national park under
the auspices Of the national park service. There
were 4182 visitors from November j. 1921. e
March I, 1922. and the attendance this winter has
been much greater. Most Of the merrymakefs stick
to the floor Of Yosemite Valley which is sheltered
The harder spirits climb to Glacier Point on the
heights above. In q year or two there will be Q
model winter hotel, an aiyear motor road Into the
valley and maybe mechanical lift to Glacier Point
Yosemite's Christmas tree Is a living Sequoia. &C
feet high.
Mount Rainier has unusupl sport in the snow be-
cause of its topography and climatic conditions.
The mountain il 14.4Os feet high and. with Ito
.lopes, covers 100 square miles. Its lower slopes
are heavily timbered. Then there Is a flower gone.
Then comes the everlasting snow and Ice So Wis.
ltors bent on winter sport can have It the year
round The big hotel In Paradise Valley $500 ele
yation) II close to the snow and Ice. The season
otiicinlly begins June Is. The International ski
tournament IL held In July each year. SO you can
have winter sport one day and summer sport the
next.
Rocky Mountain National park offers absolutely
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The Real situation.
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The Real Situation.
HobsOn-My wife says II l were 10
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Dobson-Evidently she thinks there
Isn't another man like you In the
world.
Hobson-On the contrary. she says
she IL afraid there IL md that
might be her III luck to get him.
A vegetarian adds one more temp
tation and yearning to those that al
ready aflict man.
Be sincere, but never mind express
ing an opinion on everything.
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Bringing Home the Bacon.
Hale-There goes big truck down
the street with five armed guards
aboard. Probably it's carrying regis
tered mail or some company's payroll.
Hearty-No, 1t isn't. That's only
one Of the nelghbors bringing home a
ton Of coal.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-22
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Hej WALK upon the city street.
M For so hath fate 1t writ;
~ Thoughts far array and bitter-swest
. IN Beguils NTH cheat my uilling feet.
~ THIS. this the trail l hit:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
Notas Oficiales

Debidamente autorizado por ell Tri-
bunal Supreme de Puerto Rico para
ejercer ell notariado en- esta Isla, ha
|registrado en- la ofcina del Secretario
Executive de Puerto Ricos. Ia firnla,
signo v sello que ha de usar en- ell
ejercicio de su profession Ell senior Ra-
mon A. Martinez, de Rio Grande, P. R.
Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certificado de registro la asocia-
ci6n del pals denominada Porto Rico
Tobacco SCtrippers' Association, cuya
oficina principal Sc establecera en- la
calle Corchado de Caguas. Dicha aso-
ciacion Sc organiza para proteger los
intereses de los comerciantes de taba-
co en- Puerto Rico. Sus Incorporate
res SON los senores Abelardo Alvarez,
Arsenic Sierra, Salvador Barea, Fe-
|Iix Arostegui y Francisco Beccrra, de
Caguas.
Ha quedado archiyado, en- Ia Secrc-
taria Ejecutiva, el inferme annual CO.
rrespondiente al aio 1922 del "Banco
de Yabucoa".
Los siguientes documentos perte-
necientes a la Association Construc-
Itora Sostenedora del Hospital dc
Naranquito'' han sido archivados Ell
| ia oiicina del Secretario Ejecutivo:
1.Certificado de election de direc-
torres v oficiales, en- el cual figuran 10:
4 Inombres de los siguientes senores: al
/ fredo ArchilIa Lopez, Presidente; Do
llores Bermddez de Archilla, Vicepre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

gante toilette. t0mo el bafia dies
pu6s Sc dirigi0 su gabinete. Y sobr,
su elegante ..bureaH'' encontr6 un;
carta tiiriglda Il ella. Rass6 eL sobr,
v Iey0 sn contenido, EN- el ctlal deci;
su marido tener que abandonar urgen
temente Paris, sin decirla a d1nde ib;
Indiferentc quedo III saber el con
tenido, por la noche, despues de !;
comida, asisti0 su palca de Ia 0pari
con su sefiora de compaiifa.
veinte cumplfa, y tres aiios trans
currieron en- espcra inliiil de In vlicl
tn del esroso, cuando eayd en- los bra
zos de I'm amante.
lie conoci6 en- una fiesta que SO &c
lebraba on la Embajada de Y. Y per
tenecfa al Cuerpo aiplematica.
Al alo cscaso, el diplomatieo sali6 pa
ra representa- su naeion On ofro pals y
lie perdi6 para siemprc. Despues fir
te6 con otro. otro,... mchos, Y su
iuventud Sc iba disipando de amantt
On amante. c5mo errante golondl.ina
que no sabe d6nde posar 81, yuelo.
En- los ampliOs saloaeS del Palace
SO cele5raba aquella noche una ale
gre bagatela de PLACER. Y Il ella ha-
bfan de asistir la juventud mas dis
tinguida del mundo galante Y. "Sky-
pretty como reina consagrada de Ia
fiesta.
Fu6 una orgfa deslumbmnte de lujo
algeria Y perfumes. El champagne
escanciado con profusi0n en- las co
pas de plata, iba dejando sentir sus
efectos entire In allegro concurrencia,
que, harta de danzar v de lihar IL
cores, bnscaba el repeso en- las salas
lie jueeo
Durante un c0rto descanso, leila
abandon6 ell salon, seguiea de IN adj
mirador, ineron a. sentarse eli un
c6modo y apartado divan. ALI los
dos departieron animadamente entire
sorbo sorbo de vino de Borgofia Y
despu6s de mil banalidades, recay6 la
conversation sobre el amor.
-AIin pdbrfais encontrar quien os
amara tiernamente. Ten6is suficien
te hermosura Para conyertiros en- g
ideal de I'm hombre-dijo su acompa
iiante con acento de admiration.
No todos deben de pensar 10 mis-
mo, porque todavfa no he pasado
ser ell ideal de nadie -contesto Lelii
mirandole fijamente.
La doncella entr0 en- ell cuarto d.
Leila la entreg6 tres cartas. Rasgi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

Era el flo de IN medioadfa otoiial
en- que I'm aire suaye. y el eielo plo
mizo infiltran la nostalgia.
Leila Moore, La bella inglesita d
cabellos de orc Y fines como Ia seds
joyante, mas bien conocida por "Sky
pretty, nombre de guerra que lie pu
sieron en- los salones elegantes, AGA
baba de levantarse del lecho, Y 81
cuerpo, cnvuelto en- una bata de cam;
de finfsima batista que dejaba tras
lucir los encantos de su dueiia. vol
via reposar indolentemente en- Il
"chaise-longue."
Leila oprimi6 el bot6n de I'm tim
hre, y a su 5llamada acudi6 una jova
iToncella. q duien dio orden de que Ii
Ilevara el corren.
La vida de esta mnjer, pr6yima q
peder los cncantos dc su juventud, st
desliz0 mitad santa y mitad mundane
81 bien fue perversa por el caprich6
de su hado.
s Leila Moore era hu6rfana dc III
opulento negociante. norteamericano
el cual falleci6 pocos mcses despucs
que su dulce compahera, y cnant9o adn
Leila era una nina.
Pors esta desgraciada circunstancia
sqjled0 bajo In tntela dc nm amigo dc
sll padre, que solemnemcnte procurd
la possession de sus riqueZas miendola
a I'M sobrino suyo, hoinbre de mundo
Y denasiado calavera.
E0s primeros meses de matrimonio
fueron para ella te una inefable ale
grfa, pnes sn marido abri6 ante sus
oios las puertas de un mundo infini-
to y desconocido que ella ignoraba.
yisitaron las grandes capitales del
m,ndo. En- Mont Blanc adqnirieron
un hotel; en- la .celebre cosm6polis de
Montecarla perdicron yarios miles de
frances :. en- MIA invernaron, Y, por
nltimo, visitaron la magica Venecia,
sobre el fantastico lago navegaron
varias nocl.oi durante el plenfIunio
AL final de viaje Sc residenciaron
on Paris, yendo vivir junto al le-
gendaria palacio de las Tullerfas.
Era alaa tarde en- que Sc respiraha
eis halito primayeral. El sol despedia
sus dltimos rayos desde el herizonte
Y la terra Sc cubrfa con las medals
tintas del hnochecer. Leila paseaba
en- sil elegnte tren por los paseos de
Elfseo, ' di6 orden al cochero dc re
gresar a casa.
cuando lego Sc desnud0 de su ele
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

sidente; Valeriano Fonseca, Tesorero;
Carmen Archilla, Secretario, Igna-
clio Morales Acosta, Rafael Wales, Pc
dro Cid Rodriguez, Juan S. Morales v
Manuel v. Rivera, Vocales. Los Off
ciales antes mencionados son tambien
directories.
2.-Informe annual correspondence
al aiio 1922.
/ Ha sido archivado, en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva, un certifcado de enmienda
a la ciausula quinta de las de incor-
poraci6n de -. P. Bouret Incorpora-
ted", en- el sentido de disminuir el ca
pital social autorizado de la expresa-
da corporation a $125,0OO.0o.
Ha sido presentada, en- la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva, para su archivo y re-
gistro, una marca de fabrica del Sc
nor Vicente Arrivi de esta ciudad, Ia
que consiste en- las palabras Social
Brand Clothes u Sc aplica la venta
de trajes, camisas, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
FL CUENTO de HOY
| a muer que no conoclo
el amor =.

--Pero es que para hallar I'm isfeal
hay CUE pasar antes por el amor.
..Por el amor:
81, por cl amor mo eonocfis el
amor?
Seg6n 10 que entcndais por clio.
pues el amor es sentir attraction
hacia una persona. Tnirse a ella por
csa attraction. Llegar a ser SUI COM
uilera inscparable. Entonces eXiste el
amor. v cuando por impulses de aquel
amer Sc venera a laspersama, surge
81 ideal, ;comprendtis?
ST, comprendo.
La Ultima palab.a dc Leila Sc per-
die como un eco entire los primeros
conpaess, de una m1sica hurlona que
8rarth del salon. qued0 pensatiya
eon sill idea fila on cl pasado, En-
iances cemprchdi6 que M habfa ama-
sio mln;u.
el sobre de una que decfa asf; "Le-
liza: Neinte amos van a eumplirse de
nuestra separation. Durante ellos he
pensido mGchas vecese que te hice
deSslaciada, pues ninguno do los dos
ScntIamos ol carifio lleccyario para
nuestra felicidad
la hermosura de tus dieclsiete
ailos me hizo sentir cntonees IN
pcqueho afecto hacia II; pero It'd no
supiste aprovecharle para conyertirme
on amor. Hoy va despues de los, vein
te amos transcurridos, diffcilmentt
ccnservards los encantos necesarios
para hacerte amar.''
Leila Sc levanto apresuradamente y
Sc diIigi6 su espeio. ante el cual
VIC las primeras arrugas que surca-
Ian sus mejillas.
yolvi6 a leer la carta, lloro. {.
'Llor6 por el amor perdido.
VICTOR SIGUERTT.