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Evening star., 1923-05-06
Mothers Always Find a
Place for These

Light weight Silkandwool Shirts. .$l35 to $l.95
Light weight Silk -and-wool Bands. .75c
Black Cambria Boomers. sizes to II years. .19c
Fancy Top Socks assorted styles Sizes to 62. 19e
High-neck-an -longsleeve Shirts OF fine combed
mercerized warn ~.... 35c; for $1.OO
Bbs machine and hand embroidered Csc to ST. l.95
Feeding Bibs ....... ........:....'.l5 .l5c to 59c
Hand-crocheted Sacques .$l5O to $z.95
Cashmere Sacques ..ss..........9 95c to S4'9o
Sheets for Bassnet. 36x4O. .......... soc to SOC
Sheets for Crib, 36x52. 6oc to ST 90
Dimity Crib Spreads, 36x52. ............ $l.25
Madras Crib Spreads: .sl.5o
Madeira Hand embroidered Linen Pillowcases-
$1.75 to $3.50
Face Cloths ....................... sc to l5c
Bath Towels .......... .......................25 Csc
Bath Blankets s.....................$ .$1.z5
Stork CASTLE Soap, for babys skin. .10c for z9c
Stork Talcum Powder, finely sifted. .......... .1ss
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Baby Carriages and Strollers

illustrated is Pullman carriage, upholstered
in the best grade corduroy, with windshield and
adjustable back. A really royal coach for the wee
ones daily outing. 1t may be chosen in gray, ecru
or coffee color Special, $3.50.
Many other types of carriages and strollers
shown in our complete assortment. 1t will pay
YOU to look them over. Prices range from $145O
to $42OG.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Wearables for Every Occasion
In Wee Tots Life

Perhaps this the that mothers will find of greatest interest tor
little do need 0 little wearables
supplies all Everything the ayte for
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Consult Our
Graduate Nurse

Of course, there are many
things to perplex you besides the
babv's wearables-his health.
weight, nourishment and general
care. There is a graduate nurse
always in attendance in our
Infants Shop, to give advice on
al subjects concerning babies
and expectant mothers.
She will also weigh your baby
and keep a record of hs weight
for reference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
SOUTH AMB0Y Y. M. C.A nine
PLAYS WHEELER COKDENSERS

The South Amboy Y. NJ. C. A. viii
make an effort TO overshadow tho
drubbing handed them by the Free
hold team of the Three-M league, or
Wednesday, when they meet the
crack Wheeler Condenser nine Of
carteret tomorrow afternoon on this
South Amboy diamond.
In Wednesday nights contest
Wellman, who was not experienced
enough to hold the Monmouth coun-
ty representatives, did the twirling
and not Art Young. local mounds
man. as stated yesterday. Young
was out of the game IN account OF
Illness. Jacobs also did a good part
OF the twirling. allowing but one hit
from the seventh inning.
The lineup for tomorrow's con-
test Will consist OF Young and Nor
gan, or Lagoda. in the points. JAG
obs, Let's, French and Hyson in the
infield, and Zanzalari, Lyons, ant
Crowell in the outer gardens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
INDEPENDENTS
BEAT !. M. H. A.
Sensational Game Between
City Teams Ends in
Score of 5 to 3

In a sensational game Teplete with
thrills the Perth Amboy high school
Independents last night beat
the Y. NJ. II. A. nine in the first
game of the city series by the score
of SIS. The showing of the asso-
citation nine was a surprise, but it
was mainly due to the work of the
battery. Hochheiser of South Amboy
had the better of Nedswicki in the
pitching but the latter managed to
keep the hits scattered. Both al
lowed five hits. The high school boys
won the game in the first inning
when two errors, a fielders choice, a
walk and a hit gave them four runs.
Another run was gathered in the
fifth when Larson tripled and Neds-
wicki singled.
NedSwicki was on his way to a
shutout until the fifth inning. He
suffered a lapse of control and walk
ed two, and was nicked for two hits.
This gave the Y. M. H. A. nine three
runs. Except for that inning Nuns"
vas always in control. "Hetsky" Le-
vine who got three hits against
Nedswickf last week went hitless,
tanning the ozone twice. Horowitz
helped out Nedswicki in the strike
out column by tanning thrice. In the
fourth inning Hochheiser made three
men in a row swing out on eleven
pitched balls.
Next Thursday nigh. the Indepen-
dents will play the South Amboy Y.
M. C. a. nine at Wonderland Park.
The box cor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
COPS
To PLAY BALL
Borough Team Lets it be
Known They Will Meet All
Police Mines

the Carteret police in connection
with the athletic movement being
carried on in most towns md cities
throughout the state have organized
a baseball combination. 1nis team
will Play twilight games.
Officer Harrigan OF the Carteret
police has boon elected Manager and
is anxious to hear from the local po-
lice and other teams of like strength
in this vicinity. Games will also be
arranged with all the leading copper
teams in the state, games to be
played at home and abroad.
At present Manager Harrigan has
a complete roster. and with practice
sessions beginning mex week the of
ficers claims to have a first cdass
semi-pro team on the diamond in a
short time. The following are the
players and their positions.
August Freeman, catcher; J.. An
dres third base; Frank Ward, second
base; Thomas Donahue. shortstop;
Otto Elko. first base: j. Harrigan,
right field; Joseph Furian, center
field, apd Dan O'Rourke, left field.
Officer George Sheridan will do the
twirling for the Carteret blue coats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
BUSINESS MEMS
TEAM |SFORMED
blank" Thomas, Manager of
New Baseball Combina-
ton of This City

A new team to be known AS
Perth Amboy's Business Mems nine
Is the latest thing in local baseball
circles. The new outfit which will
be picked from the business men of
the city has been started by David
Hank" Thomas.
To date an incomplete roster has
been arranged, but 1t is expected
that at an early date practice ses-
sions will be held and the many
candidates sifted to a regular lineup.
The following is a list of the men
from whom the new combination
will be taken:
Frank Woglom. Joseph Greiner,
John Foster, Martin Jacobsen, Sol
Kelsey, Ike Levine, John Kelly,
Marcus Leon, Wesley Hansen, Isa-
doro Jacobsen, Phil Schlesinger,
Fannie Terio, Frank Mccormick,
Louis Booz and Hank Thomas.
"Pox" Booz will do a large part
of the twirling for the merchants,
white Fannie Terio. will be found
behind the bat. Rufus Allen, ath-
letic officer of the local American
Legion Post As. will do the offici-
ating at all homeL games.
Hank" Thomas will act as can
tain and manager and at present
is making an effort to arrange a
series of games with the local po-
lice, Dublin Glee Club and teams
of like strength.
Teams desiring games with the
merchants can arrange them by
writing Hank Thomas, care Hanks
Sport Shop, 317 Madison avenue, or
cali 1245.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
BEAT ]
GIANTS, so
Brooklyn Only New York
Team to Win in Games
Played Yesterday

One homer was enough TO beat
the Giants in their second game Of
the series with St. Louis YESTERDAYS
but Mueller insisted on cloutina
two, and Bottomley wanted n 81
that the champions received a s@Q
beating from the Cardinals. The
Yankees lost the second game 81
their tilt with Detroit yesterday BY
a 81 score, in spite Of BamhIlc
making half of his teams hts. This
puts Ruth in the 1891 batting stand
ing. t
Brooklyn secured one run in the
second inning against Cincinnati
natis.
yesterday and that was plenty, foi
the Reds failed TO do any better. and
the Dodgers won 10. This Is tbs
second time during the present se4-
son that Dazzy Vance, Brooklynf'
pitching ace. defeated fns Cfnczn'
nati's. 4
Pittsburgh beat Boston Nationals
by an Sc tally. and Chicago trouac-
ed the Philadelphia Nationals I'll
In the American League. st. Louif
Americans dropped their first gam&
put of seven straight when the Attn
ietics took hold and won BY a IA
score. Cleveland won from Wash<
lngton yesterday by scoring one run
in each OF the first three decades.
Iris Speaker played an importanf
part in this victory By clonting QUE
a homer and a two-base hit in the
early part OF the session. Chicago
won from Boston Americans SIS. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
BIC CAME FOR
TOTTENV|LLE
Aquehongas to Play Liberty
Field Club of Long Island
Sunday Afternoon

A big attraction on the Acquehon-
ga field, Tottenville, on Sunday at
ternoon, will be the appearance of
the crack Liberty Field Club, of
Long Island, over whom the Totem
Vile nine expects to make their third
straight victory. On Tuesday night
the Aquehongas defeated the Staten
Island Elks, and on Wednesday
night st. Mary's All Stars also of the
Island were downed by the Totem
Vile outfit.
In Sundays contest Hornsby, local
hurting artist, will occupy the mound
for the Tottenville team while Car
ielo, who defeated the Chappaqua
nine, of New York, in a ten inning
game. after they had won eighteen
straight contests will do the hurting
for the Liberty's. Harry Robedee
will officiate in this engagement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
POLICE Nine WILL
PLAY OZARK HORSES"

Weakened by the loss of B. G..
Toolan through illness the local
cops baseball outfit will take the
field Tuesday night against the
Dark Horse" nine Of North Amboy.
However. to offset the loss of Too
Ian Manager Seiboth has made a
find. Bill Bachman, former we'll
known tosser and member of the
force, will take his teammates
place.
Not much is known about the
Dark Horses" except that they
boast Of a crack nine and should
give the police a stiff argument for
the bacon. Some of the leading
semi-pro men will appear with the
North Amboy nine.
Several practice sessions will be
held by the cops in anticipation Of
the struggle. In the Railway con-
test they showed the lack of the
practice as the result told the tale.
Molly or Zanzalari will be on the
firing line for the cops next wees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
|NGOTS To PLAY
POINT PLEASANT
Copper Works Nine to Travel
Down Shore Tomorrow
Fast Game Expected

Manager Hurley's Raritan Copper
Works baseball nine viii travel to
Point Pleasant tomorrow afternoon
where they will cross bats with the
strong representative combination Of
that place. Mickey 500 will pro-
badly do the twirling for the locals.
while Kuran will be held in reserve.
At the Ocean county city tomorrow
the local nine will find real opposi-
ton as the Point Pleasant combi.-a-
ton has been reported as being step
ping at a considerably fast pace.
This team has played in this vicinity
many times this eason and he 5
made a good showing on every ap-
pearance, one time defeating Les
STATIONS Du Pont warriors. Wal
lace will do the receiving for the
Copper Works nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
AMBOY TO have REAL
OPPOSITION ON SUNDAY

Despite the fact that there seems
to be an i'll shadow over the Raritan
Copper Works field for the Amboys
baseball nine whenever they play a
colored team, every effort will be
made by the local representatives to
add another to their present winning
streak when they entertain the
Penn Red Caps, a popular colore6
outfit. here on Sunday afternoon.
The Penn Red Caps for the past
several years have made an excel
lent showing in this city and viein-
lty, and with a strengthened lineup
this season have been reported
cleaning up everything in their path.
In north Jersey and in New York
and Pennsylvania the Red Caps
have been said to be a semi-pro
team of unusual calibre.
For the past few seasons it has
always been the fate of the local
representatives to fall heavily when
ever a colored team formed the op-
position. The same luck seemed tc
grip the Amboys this year, as one
OF their first defeats was registered
by h Royal Colored Giants. Even
under these conditions, Manager
I'd Poulsen says that he is confident
OF a win on Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
H0OD0O PURSUES MUCH
footed DETROIT CLUB

DETROIT, (By NEA S~ervice)-
1t is always customary for a losing
ball club to have an alibi. The De-
troit Tigers r no exception.
Picked by many to make all kinds
of trouble for ire New York Yam
KEGS, the Tigers have so far failed
to come up to expectations. The
clubs showing has been a distinct
disappointment.
1t was figured that the deal which
brought Second Baseman Pratt and
Pitcher Collins from Boston to De-
troit would make the Tigers. These
two players so far have added no
material strength to the club.
In the matter of injuries a jinx
has been on the trail of the team
since the opening of the season. De-
troit has suffered more from injuries
and Illness than any other club in
either major league circuit.
For the first 16 games of the sea-
son we had III regular lineup" ex-
plains Manager Cobb. OF those 16
games we won IL and lost five. No
club in the league played better ball
during the first three OF four weeks
of the season.
Then came a series Of accidents
in which every man IN the infeid
has suffered. Third Baseman Jones
and First Baseman Blue have been
out for weeks.
"Since our sixteenth game of the
season we have not once been able
to place u regular team in the
field. 1t seems the moment an all
ing regular gets back, another m
is forced out.
Had we been able to keep our
regular team in the field like the
Yanks. we would now be pressing
them hard for first place"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

An added attraction or Sunday
will be the appearance of a new
umpire on the local diamond to sue
coed Umpire Kelly. The name of
the new official has not yet been
made known, but it is expected that
he will be first class. Charley
Brownmiller will occupy his usual
position at the bases.
Manager Poulsen announced this
morning hat he has booked some
excellent attractions for the balance
of the season., but holds that unless
the fans turn out in bigger numbers
In the future the local diamond will
be given over to some other local
manager.
1t seems a pity that a team with
the reputation that the local COM
bination holds throughout the state
cannot be supported by local fans.
Perth Amboy made a name for
itself by the excellent court repre-
sentatives last season, and has an
excellent opportunity of furthering
its good name, as far as athletics
are concerned. Let every fan in
this city turn out to the SUNDAY
games herr and make Perth Ambov
popular in baseball, it is urged by
the locaFmanager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
LEAGUE DEFIANT
FOR HELMETTA
Sayre & Fisher Nine Wins IL
to II Victory in Game
Played at Helmetta

HELMETTA July 20-The. George
w. Helme Company's team were
defeated here Wednesday evening by
the Sayre & Fisher team in a Mid
dlesex County Industrial League
contest. The final score was Sayre
d Fisher. Il; Helmetta, IL.
The visitors started scoring right
OIL the reel and looked like a sure
winner, but a dispute happened fol-
lowing the failure of Hockenjoss 10
touch third base in running for
home. Miller, the field umpire.
claimed to not have seen the play,
but Fouratt the other umpire, was
looking at the play and declared
the runner out. The visitors re-
fused to play and rather than disap-
point the fans Manager Petric, of
Helmetta, consented to play the
game under protest that was made.
to the league authorities.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
SHERIDAN A. c. Nine WILL
PLAY WOODBRIDGE H. C. C.

The Sheridan A. C. OF South
Amboy will travel to Woodbridge on
Sunday afternoon where they will
oppose the Woodbridge Hungarian
Catholic Club at hat place. Primka
and Sepka will be in the points for
the visitors while either Prion or
Durham will take care OF the two
main positions for the Woodbridge
team.
Last Sunday the Sheridans de-
feated the South Ends of Metuchen
BY A 1915 score. At this time Primka
while he did superb twirling for the
c~ross-river combination, succeeded
In seeking the sphere for two three
base hits
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

Luque to win consistently last year
was a big handicap to Pat Moran
in his quest for the pennant.
Getting away to a bad start in
the spring of 1922 Luque had his
troubles winning NJ matter how well
he pitched. The very best he could
do was win Is and lose 23 games for
a percentage much lower than that
recorded by his club.
When the 1928 campaign opened
Manager Pat Moran had his doubts
about Luque. Some of the experts
on the National League circuit
figured the Cuban was slipping.
Luque Immediately proceeded to up
set the dope and has kept on doing
it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

CINCINNATI,-Often one pitcher
going at top speed makes a ball
club.
This is particularly true If the
club didn't bank strongly on the
showing of that pitcher.
Adolfo Luque of the Cincinnati
club is easily the pitching sensation
of the major leagues. He has made
the Reds a dangerous contender for
the fast going New York Giants.
Last season Rixey, by his sensa-
tional work, kept the Reds in the
race. This year Luque has suppiant-
ed Rixey and then some.
The jinx that pursued Luque last
yea seems to be on the trial of
Rixey this season. Inability of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
Eries IooJ,inp For Cannes

The Erie A. A, heavy semi-pro
travelling team of Brooklyn, who last
Sunday defeated the A%quehonga A.
c.; OF Tottenyiile, by a AZ score, are
open to book games with home
teams for both Saturdays and Sun
days. This team will travel anv-
where within $50 miles Of New York
The Fries have a we'll balanced
combination and have opposed some
of the leading semi-pros around
these parts. For games write to j.
c. Lawrence, 353 VERIFIED street,
Brooklyn, or phone Evergreen 099i.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

In the first Is games that he has
worked Luque has scored 10
victories and suffered only two de-
feats. Strangely enough the Chicago
Cubs won both games by the ore
2 to1 and 2 to 0. Luque pitched
brilliantly in the two defeats, the
breaks of the game, which went
against him, decided the issue.
OF the 10 games won by Luque,
even came in a row. Only 23 runs
have been made off Luque's delivery
in his remarkable pitching perform
ance covering 20 games, in several
of which he acted as relief pitcher.
An additional proof of his effective
mes a be CLEANED from the fact
that he leads the National League
in strikeouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
4MB0Ys MEET FAST PEI RED GAPS SUNDAY AF7ERN0O
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The unusual interest displayed in
the cutter races of the crew of the
Eagle As at the local yacht club
regatta on July 7, leads many 10
think that cutter races will be a
feature Of boat racing in this city
hereafter.
BY the looks of the beating given
the South Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. on
Wednesday, Freehold Is expected 10
cop the championship of the Three
NJ. County League. The Monmouth
county aggregation came out on up
last year, and to date the Basch
team of Trenton seems to be the
only other real contender.
A very large gathering turned out
for the Perth Amboy High School
independently. NJ. H. A. diamond
contest on Wonderland Park last
night.
Plenty of indoor activities are ex-
pected to take place on the new
!. NJ. H. A. gymnasium court this
year. A strong representative team
will be formed shortly after the new
building is completed.
II no other representative team is
formed it is probable tina. the Light
nings who made a banner a for
themselves last year will represent
South Amboy on the court this term.
The entering of Jamesburg into
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

the Three NJ County League viii
no doubt make some interesting
changes in the league standing. as
in former years teams representing
that place were all IN the leading
semi-pro class. 3
If Rufus Allen. athletic director OF
the local American Legion Post a.
has his way this fall Perth Amboy
will ono more be represented On
the gridiron.
According to the schedule only
one game will be played in the local
industrial league on the Copper
Works diamond Saturday. This will
be one of the recently postponed
games.
Although last season here was a
big one in the ring sport 1t Is said
that the 19231924 eason will be the
biggest ever in boxing in this city.
Local baseball fans who are fol-
lowing up the local copper team are
wondering how the biuecoats will Co
without Bernard Toolan behind the
plate in Tuesdays contest against
the Dark Horses.
Many local fishermen are taking
advantage Of the good seaso tn.
water game down at Long Branch.
Somo big catches have been report@
ed by anglers here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

The Hungarian Catholic Club Sep
arates, a junior combine of North
Amboy, is a claimant of the city
junior championship and maintains
that any party disputing this claim
should call Perth Amboy 63S-W
after 6 o'clock evenings. Teams CT
the calibre of the Amboy juniors
and Keasbey juniors are desired for
bookings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
81 '12 IL "a 10 Q
Geo. w. HeIrne Co.
AZ II II "a 10 II
The cor by innings:

III sCOIO Dy IIIIIIIbos
Sayre q Fisher 4 02010O5 x--12
G. w. Helme Co. XII
The summary: Earned runs O.
Three base hit, Okledae. First base
on balls. Valek l, Bailey i. Left on
bases, Helme Co. IL, Sayre &c Fish sr
J.. First base on errors, Helme Co.
T. Sayre & Fisher Z. Two base hits,
Mahaski, Smith, Okledae, Yahnel,
Hockenjoss, Timko and Smith.
Hohe run, Gegor. Struck out by
Valek 0, Bailey 3. Double plays
Holtz to Mondoker; Switzer to Smith
to Kohler. Passed balls Smith !,
Hit by pitcher, Yahnel. Umpires,
Fouratt and Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
CIinkers Want Series

The Clinker Juniors having won
seven games since the start OF the
present season and losing none. are
DESTROYS OF arranging a series with
the Keasbey Juniors. Manager Of thu
Clinkers can be reached by calling
1856 w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
Hunrarians IdI>

this city is without a game for tnls
Sunday and would like TO hear from.
senior teams in this vicinity. For
game write Manager Yukas, in care
of the Hungarian Catholic Club. o..
call 55 J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
Is 5 2
Score by innings:

Y. NJ. II. A. -. 0 0 0 0 0 0-3'
Independents ...l4 0 0 0 l 0 ks
Summary-Three base hits-Lar-
son. Base on balls off Hochheiser,
/; off Nedswicki, 8. Struck out by
Nedswicki, Z; by Hochheiser, IL.
Scarifce hits, Westerfleld and Sea-
man. Umpire Campbell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
FYyers Wand Came

to arrange a game for this Sunday.
c. Hilferty, 426 Park avenue, is
manager. He can be reached by
calling 1868.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

st. Louis. 3; New York, O..
Brooklyn, 1; Cincinnati. O..
Pittsburgh, s; Boston, 6.
Chicago, I; Philadelphia, l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

Detroit. 8; New York, 2.
Chicago, s; Boston, 3.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, 7; st. Louis, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
League

Buffalo, 1S; Jersey City, 6.
Buffalo, IL; Jersey City, 9.
Toronto. 8; Newark, 2.
Reading. 4; Rochester, 3.
Rochester, 8; Reading, 4.
Baltimore, z; Syracuse, 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

Firpo, conqueror of Jess Willard,
never smiles. The photographer
sought 10 disprove that. Even
though Firpo is assured a chance at
Dempsey's title his is the best he
eould do in the way Of a smile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

International League
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Reading at Rochester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20
GAMES TODAY
National League

st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-20

American League
No games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-06
THE sOITH COMEs NORTH

The south came north with a ven- geance, and the first camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans has been formed in New York. It will meet monthly. The membership all ready includes more than hundred sons and grandsons of wearers of the gray, all of whom occupy prominent positions in the business, social and professional life of the metropolis.
 The membership list includes George Gordon Battle, the corpora tion lawyer; Bernard M. Baruch and his brother, Dr. Herman B. Baruch; i; the Rev John Roach Straton, the fiery pulpit foe of the White Light district; William R. Marshall and H. Snowden Marshall. descendants of Chief Justice Marshall; M. l.. Male whisky. the theatrical lawyer; Judge William H. Black, James F. Allen. Phelan Beale, Stanley A. Beard. Frederick J. Atkinson, Dr. James J. King and Henry Proctor Waugh New York Letter in Philadelphia Public Ledger.