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The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Notice Of School Election

School Elections shall be held Saturday in
October"
"One school Trustee shall be elected District"
Polls Shall be in morning and con-
tinue until
tion, at six O'Clock said polls shall be
Notices shall be posted
district which
days previous to the day of election
ing average daily attendance eighty
petitions shall of trustees
containing the qualified
number of the
poll list of the last election
shall be filed at least
cations OF those entitled hold
of Arizona Page 25
Notices have been sent to the clerks o
Keep the poll and tally correctly. 9th 1928
KATE '. KINNEY County supt.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19

CTUDEBAKER'S production re-
cord of 110,540 cars for the
~ first eight months of this year
surprising the record for the en-
tire year of 1922-has caused wide
comment in motor and business
circles.
In an effort to keep pace with
demand, Studebaker produced, dur
ing the month of August, a total
of 1900 cars, which broke all re-
cords for a single months produc-
ton, and indications point to a con-
tinued, heavy demand.
Such an achievement requires
enormous physical and financial re-
sources, an idea of which may be
gained by the knowledge that
Studebaker's actual net assets total
$90,000,000 including $45,00O,00O in
plants.
Notable among these plants are
the immense new factories at South
Bend, Ind, in which the Light-Six
models are manufactured complete.
They reflect the results of six
years exhaustive investigation and
study by construction engineers
and production men, and are re-
cognized as among the most mod
ern and efficient manufacturing
plants in the world.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Modernity of Facilities

Among many notable features
of manufacture which illustrate the
modernity of facilities of the Light
Six plants are the machine shops
which alone represent an invest
ment of $7,0O0,000. Here the
Light-Six crankshafts and connect
ing rods are machined to very ac-
curate limits on all surfaces, q
practice that is largely responsible
for the practical elimination of vi
bration in the Light-Six-a practice
that is followed exclusively by
Studebaker ON cars at the Light
Six price. Sixty-one precision
operations are required ON the
crankshaft alone.
The South Bend plants contain
4,875,000 square feet of floor space.
They employ 1900 persons. They
cost $33, ,250 900. The South Bend
forge plant cost $4,000 900, the
power plants $2,500 900 and the as
sembly and stock plants cost
$5 900 600. The new foundries now
under construction will cost over
s2,0OO,0 900.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19

The great building that houses
the stamping department which
represents an investment Of
$4,0OO,000, is of steel-frame con-
struction, with tile roof and glass
sides. Heavy metal-forming presses
manufacture the frames, tenders,
hoods and other stamped parts Of
the car, while huge ovens are
utilized for the baking of the en-
ameled pieces.
Visitors who make the trip
through the Light-Six factory al
ways like to linger in this depart
ment, watch the interesting pro-
cesses performed-veritable mir
acles they seem-and study the
remarkable economies in operation,
as we'll as the perfect accuracy and
efficiency with which each task is
completed.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Innovation In Assembly

One of the greatest advances the
automobile industry has made has
been in the direction Of building
motor cars of lighter weight with
out the sacrifice of strength, thus
making them sturdy and service
able, yet economical in operation.
The Studebaker Light-Six is a
striking example Of such a car, and
every detail in connection with the
arrangement of the various factory
buildings, the selection and placing
of machinery and stock has been
inspired by the desire on the part
of Studebaker experts to manu-
facture the Light-Six on the most
economical ard efficient basis, and
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19

The ladies of the Christian Church
announce that they will hold their
Bazaar on December and Z. S6-tf.p.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19

Oh Boy, just wait and see the fun
Big Carnival dance at KelIy's Hall,
Saturday night, October p. Lots of
jazz. Seigmund's Orchestra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Y Anglii shledali. ze til I
Pitt muzli musili byti odmrst3-
n! pro valeSnou sluzbu naslNd
KEN pedvyzivy v detskych; 10.
tech. Nadostatkem spravne W.
z!vy mhze byti ohrozena ca14
budcuci kariera vaseho ditEte,
j kdyz Sc uvarovalo Nnrticich
|nemoci. \
Udrzujta svoje dit9 v bezpe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

tnosti pNh1novanim Bordeno-
wynn Eagle n,l6kem. Nedavnt-
mi vedeckynai experimenty, ko
sianymi mezi 3kolnfnli detmi Sc
ziietilo. he Eagle mlkko Jest ne
nbytejn& pbsebivtm We vyzivo
vani dSti podv$zivovanych.
ctSte tyto 1llnky tyden be-
dIivt ! sehev6vejte 81 j. pro
pezdejsi pokyny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Soudce * obzalpysnfmu) !;
"Jak to pfislo, ze jste wal ty
hodinky?" "Jak by to PHI
aio? il jsem sci = tu sjsem vi
del hodinky, ktere take Sly.
tax jseM 81 pomysln: ,iu, fa,d-
zeme jit tedy spolu.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

1
= oS<kGaL -.
D6ti Sc mali koupati den-
ne, lee ze by lekai: Earidil ne
co jinsho. Nejvhodnejsi dobou
ka koupani jest rano (pred ma
krmenim), ackoli koupel mI-
&c Sc dati ! vecer, je-li to pol
hodlnejsi. Dite ale Sc nema
kcupati nikdy drive. nez asi|
~ hodinu po krmeni q nikdyI
ne pfiliS brzo pied vychazkou.
Dokud Sc mu nezahojil pu-|
pick. ma sc mu dostavati jeH
keupele houbcu. Pozdeji Sc
md kcupati v male vaniGce, na
tatn re ma zahfati tim. 10 90
do nj naleje hork& vcda, ne.
cez Sc pfivede ma patficnou te
plotu prklavAnim vody stude-.
ne. Voda XIV koupani ditete ma
btti pokud mozno tepla jako
krev to jest asi devadesat o.
sm az sto stuphd. Jest radno
rouzfvati koupaciho teplom6-
ru ten neni draht a jest s;kute-
cne potfebnt, ably Sc zjistila
presna teplota, kGyz ysak neni
po ruce teplom6r, mela by ma
Itka zkusii teplotu vody lok
tenn. Kdyz dcinkuje voda ma ri
me pfijemnou teplotou. jest a.
Isl teploty patiicne. Nik1y nepri
levejte teple vody do vany,
kdyz je tam d!t6, nebot' je to
spcjeno 5 nebezpecim. ze by Sc
mohla Jenna jeho kdze opari,
ti.
Nezli Svl9knete ditto, pre-
tsvGdfete sc, ze vse jest v POI
radku priprayeno. Je treba mi
Il pc ruce rucniky. mydlo a
prassk, k zasypani. = Uzivejte
nejlepsiho mydla. Jake lze do
stati. bileho q bez vdne. Ku
konpeli lie tfeba jen malo my
dla, = kdyz SO dft2 vykoupaio,
ma Sc dobre oplachnouti, tax
ably IA kbzi jeho nezistalo ia
dne mydlo.
Phi koupeli ma Sc napfed di-
teti omyti hlava. Je tIeba da-
I'll pozor, by Sc mu nedostalo
do oci mydle, aneb mydlova vo
da. Cistym slozenvm rucniksm
drxenym ditsti pres o6i. Sc ty-
to chrani PHI myti hlaviGky.
Namydlete mu hlavu a XII
Ii dckonale rychlc PAX ma
sc omyti mekkvm hadrem pc
| olive q mirne ceie tilko. Potom
teio ddkladn6 oplachnete cd
mydia. Osuste je 6istym. tep-
lynn fucnfksm a to rad3ji o.
pleskavanim nezli otiranim. -
Kdyz bylo dit4 pedlivs osuse-
no. neni tfeba mnoho prasku.
Zaprsste cistym talkem vsech-
ny zlabky a prehyby klze, pod
rameny a kolem rozkroku, a.
by Sc pfedeslo spafeni. Hof,
ciGna k0upel jest prospesna v
pfipadu neryosnosti a nespayo
sti. Ku piipraveni koupele yez
meme vrchovatou lzici horci-
ce ma se:t galond teple vody.
Ditf ma zistati v koupeli dive
az tfi mianty a po vyzvednu-
I'll musi Sc rychle otriti Il hned
sc musi uioziti do lizka Ia
kovou msthoiou Sc obycejnd
ptivodi osvezujiei spanek. Hof
elena ikzeh Sc neodporuGuje "a
tspi6ho pocasi, lee by byla ed
iporu6cna iekAfem.
D&vsjte pozor M vystra5ns. d.
n&ly nedostate6ni vyzivy
Mnozi rodicovG pOdvyEiynya
lpych deti nensaji ami poDetj.
ze deti jejich jsou obetmi to-
hoto nebezpecneho stavu. -
Myslits. De by byia jedna tre-
tina nasich skolnich ) deti pod
lyfSis0yana = yykszoyaia ne
1dotsteeaou vahu, kdyby 0 tom
rodiG0ve vGdAli? Podyyziya Wy
lviauje se syJm zakefnJn zpa-
sobem. NAsledkem nedostatku
II u - II : = = A -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13
,Alsst s,latslx.

"Jakpak je miloytiye pani?
Vcera pry -jste n,usili volsl
pFofeSOra - "-An0r ale
dnes az je Ease chisplk,"
"pomehl professor" =
kdepsk, ale dAes ]exsr jest =
.Lucerne" naodaA .ptehiidkar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-13

Mnozi rodicovG pOdvyzivnya
pych deti neassji ami popetj.
ze det jejich jsou obetmi to-
hoto nebezpecneho stavu. -
Nyslits. De by byia jedna tre-
tina naSch Aoinich deti pod
yfziy0vana u yykszoyaia ne
1destste6nou vahu, kdyby tom
YodiG0ve v6dAli? Podyyziya Wy
yiauje - syym zakefnJrn zpu-
sobem. NAsledkem ned0statku
vholn6 potrasy v patti1nem
nnOz4vi mIze byti eely tejes-
ny system zpodminoyan. ale
yse odehraya sc tax ponen4-
hlu, ze matky ami hned aspo-
zoroji risiko. jskemu sye deti
yysszui. !.
Podyyziva pfiyoiaya nemoci
kszde dil1 ktere trpi podyfzi
vou. stAva Sc snadnou obeti
+vseho drahu nemoei. Dite ma
Fbyti opeNneno proti detekyn1
nenocim. ktere Vi vyzadaji za
'ob6t' toiik mladfeh zivotd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
VARSITY
TEAM FORMED
Y. M. C. A.. Junior Varsity
Team Expects Most Sue
ceSSfuI Court Season

Under the direction of r. Scott,
boys secretary, the local Y. M. c.
A. junior varsity basketball combi-
nation has been reorganized for the
coming court season and would like
to meet heavy junior teams about
this section.
John Jago was elected manager
Of the team and at present is busy
arranging a schedule. In a short
time he expects to have the list
complete with the leading heavy
Junior teams of the county as well
as this city.
Under the supervision of Physical
Director S. J. Keyes the boys will
shortly hold several practice ses-
sions, after which they will open
their court year on the local floor
some. time next month"; 1t is proba-
BILE that a Junior State Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball league will be started this
year and the local quintet will no
doubt be entered.
Those who will form the roster Of
the "Y' teal are: Roth, Riveliine,
Sharp, Gilsdorf, Evans, Torrell, Bur-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
Golf Growing Popular;
ssAE'' Waters Gets Gun

1t has been estimated that there
are 200 devotees of the game in
Perth Amboy, Woodbridge and Me-
tuchen. The Metuchen Golf Clubs
course and that of the Colonia Club
are close to the city and local men
can be found playing on the links
of either club daily.
The game is being taken up by
people of all ages. Elderly men who
cannot stand any intensive exercise
derive great benefit from the days
they spend on the links. The young
er business and professional men,
playing a more vigorous game, soon
are "stung'' by the goling bug and
once that insect gets familiar with
you-good night! Many women are
learning the game and those who
have been playing for some time are
turning in scores which make some
of the male players take notice.
The recent championships have
proven conclusively that golfing abil-
ity does not depend entirely upon
age, as Gene SaraZen Is only a youth
and yet beat the best in the game
last year. This year Bobby Jones,
OF Atlanta, Ca, again proved that
age does not play a very import
ant part in golf. Realizing that the
younger generation may turn out 40
be stars many fathers are starting
their sons and daughters in early in
order that they might play a good
game as they grow older.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20

Alderman Albert G.. Waters, who
spends much of his spare time
breaking clay pigeons Dr. holding
brides" has just received the sec
retary's cup which he won in the
Fourth of July handicap golf tour
nament at the Colonia Country Club.
ZAP kept his victory quite a sec
ret as it does not seem to be good
|golfing ethics in this vicinity to give
much publicity to the outcome OF
tournaments and matches, but the
cat was let out of the bag last Mon
day night when he arrived at City
Hall with a suspicious looking box.
He had been at the grand jury ban
ouet in the afternoon and n in
quisitive board members had to be
shown the contents of this box be-
fore they were satisfied.
When the second ward aldermen
drew the cup out Of the box he had
to explain what it represented, now
he won it, the fine points of the game
and go into all details. The cup is
an attractive trophy with stag hand
lies. The tournament on July 4th,
was played in the morning and aft
ernoon over thirty-nine holes. A
number of other Perth Amboy men
took part but the local alderman's
work was exceptionally good on that
particular day.
Many Playing Golf
Golf is becoming more popular IN
this section with leaps and bounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
JOHNSON RACE
SETTLED TODAY

A victory for the New York Yam
KEGS, or a setback for the CIeve-
land Indians this afternoon, will de-
eide the American League pennant
race. These two teams were idle
yesterday.
John McGraw's New York Giants
lost a game of their lead yesterday
afternoon, when the Cincinnati Reds
COPIED a double-header from the
Philadelphia Nationals, while the
Giant-St. Louis contest vas called
al the end of the second inning. The
McGrawmen have a three and a half
game lead at the present time and
it appears as If the Heydler pennant
contest will be a fight to the finish.
Brooklyn gained an even break
in a double-header with the Chiea-
go Cubs, Boston beat Pittsburgh
and in the American. Detroit broke
even with Philadelphia, Washington
handed a whitewashing to st. Louis,
and Howard Ehmke turned in an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
AMBOYS !.
HAVE WORKOUT.
CAPTAIN David "Hank" Thom-
as Expects Almost Entire
Squad Out

The initial workout of the Perth
Amboy basketball team Is scheduledf
for the New Brunswick avenue au3
dftorium court tonight. David
Hank Thomas, captain OF the To-
cal SQUAD, has issued the summons
for the initial workout, and it is ex~
pected that Jack Cremmens. Dewey
Schwankert, Ray Handerhan and
Pete Hansen will be out with the
captain for this session.
Under the direction Of Captain
Thomas, Ia quintet organized by
Messrs. Lowenkopf and Levin, made
a great record on the court last VIM
ter and was a leadin gcontender for
the state championship. All OF the
strongest teams in the a were
booked to exhibit their wares before
the local fans and similar teams VIII
be carded for the New Brunswick
avenue stamping grounds on Satur-
day nights and holidays again this
season.
All Of the members of the Thomas
squad are in this section ready for
the opening practice session. with
the exception of Ed "Blackie" Re-
gan, who is playing with the Dam
vile, Va, nine in the Piedmont
league playof series. Regan's team
defeated the Greensboro, N c. team
in the first two contests of this post
season set.
Messrs. Lowenkopf and Levin are
planning to open the basketbAal sea-
son here about the first SATURDAY
night in October. The attraction for
the opening night has not been an
nounced. but it has been rumored
that Chuck" SoIador. peppery
Newark referee, may DO the officials
ing. Solador is a big favorite here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20

Murray Borlund and Frank Rog-
ers will divide the pitching duties
tor the "Rube" Forgotson All-Stars
tonight when that team opposes the
X. NJ C. "A. representative team Of
South Amkoy, on the latter's dia-
mond in a twilight game, for the
benefit of the South Amboy Memoir
lai Hospital.
This unusual treat is creating
plenty of interest as the two cross
river ,moundsmen have been play
ing .'big time" ball this season, and
tonight's game will be their first
appearance on their home town field.
IBorlund during the early month of
the present season, did a big part Of
the work on the hill for the Buffalo
Tnternationa1s, while during the last
several weeks he tossed the pill fop
the Williamsport team of the Penn
sylvania-New York League.
At Williamsport, Borlund was con-
sidered a splendid find, and it was
due to his superb pitching and that
of a former Detroit American pitch
err, that the Pennsy team copied the
championship. In the event that a
post season series was to be held,
Bsrlund would be kept as the main
Stay for the honors.
Rogers, the other South Amboyan
also played with two league mines
this season, having occupied of
the outer gardens on the Durham
team of the Piedmont League, and
held down an outfield berth on the
Scranton nine of the Pennsylvania
New York League. While playing
with the southern club, Rogers led
his team in batting and fielding,
while with the Pennsy team the bow
from the Mechanicsville section was
among the leading batters of the en-
tire league.
Molly, of the Perth Amboy Police
nine, will captain the Stars in to-
nights encounter, while the Judge"
will be on hand to manage the team.
Forgotson picked the team during
the last few days, and when asked
what kind of a game was going 10
take place, he replied:
''Tne baseball fans of South Amboy
and vicinity will be given an oppor-
tunity tonight of seeing n of the
best combination in this section
of the country, in action"
In addition to the "big time" ball
PLAYERS, who will create IN abund-
ance of interest and attract a large
crowd, the game is to be a most in
teresting one. The "Y" team, I'M
der the able direction of John Apple
gate, has almost completed a mos
successful season, having trimmed
some of the leading teams in THU
section, and at present lead the
Middiesex County Industrial League
Another interesting feature of the
I contest tonight will be the start oil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
HIGH SCHOOL
MEN WORKOUT
Opening Game of Season
Only Week 0f-Scrim-
mage Today
(Hizh School Correspondent

N4AAS - ~
After a layoff on Tuesday the
Perth Amboy high school gridiron
men went through a short calls
thenic drill yesterday afternoon in
the school gymnasium under the d.
rection of Coach Ralph T. Stauffer
The squad has been cut to thirty
men and It is possible that all these
thirty will be kept throughout the
season as It is Coach Stauffer's plan
to have two fully equipped teams.
At the conclusion of the limbering
up exercises yesterday Coach Stauf-
fer presented several sets of signals
for the men to memorize. Numbers
were issued to the backield men at
the same time. The candidates will
have a chance to show how the sig
nails should work this afternoon
when the first scrimmages of the
year are expected to be held at
Hayes Park.
So far no startling form has been
shown when 1t came to throwing
forwards, punting or running. The
coach is having a hard time to find
suitable material to fill in the va
GAMES. With the first game only a
week off, he has not as yet decided
who he will use in the backfield or
on the line.
As all the games will be played
away from home arrangements are
being made to have many of the stu
dents travel with the team. Cheer
leaders are also being selected by the
coach as it is his intention TO give
the representative teams plenty of
lung support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
Yacht Association To
Award Racing Prizes
AtLOcdI Club Banquet

At the banquet to be held next
month local yachtsmen are expected
TO take away a good many OF the
awards. Nelson Macan will lay claim
to a sailboat trophy for the showing
made in this city on September 2
while the Compton brothers. owners
of the well known sloop Nadia"
also have a hold on a few of the
sailing prizes. The season prize for
sailboats VIII be given to Housman
brothers Of Railway Yacht Club.
who snapped off first honors in the
sailing event at Keyport on Septem-
Der 3.
Pierre ProaI. of the Red Bank
Yacht Club, r. W. Muller of the
sewaren Yacht Club. u. Herman Of
Railway Yacht Club. r. E. Hainez
of Railway Yacht Club, and William
H. Wray Of Brooklyn are in line to
receive trophies for various power
boat wins, while the special event
held recently to Scotland Lightship
was won by r.. W. Muller for the
Peter Olsen cabin cruiser trophy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
BARNEY TOOLAN BOOKS
WESTFIELD POLICE TEAM

The Westfield police revolver team
will come to this city a week from
next Tuesday for a return shoot with
the representatives of the local
Police Social Club Captain Barney
G. Toolan announced last night.
Members of the local team had an
interesting time on Tuesday, when
the Westfeld captain asked Captain
Toolan for a return date on the local
range. It was in the middle of the
match and Toolan was so tied up in
the shoot that he pulled out his
watch to look for a date. He had to
be called several times before ref
erence was made to a calendar.
The local police are confident that
the Westfield bluecoats viii be beat
en- in the nevt match. A return
shoot Of the police chiefs OF this city
Westfield and Crawford also will be
shot at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20

the hostilities. Mayor Danied c..
Chase will throw out the first ball
and will display some of his "old
time form" A hat collection will
be taken up during the course Of
the game for the benefit of the
cross-river hospital.
Forgotson's All-Stars will line up
in tonight's contest with Rogers
Monaker, Pierson, MCGUIRE, Hem
shaw. Borlund, Stanton, Mccarthy,
Slower and Molly. Borlund will start
at first base and will take over the
finging duties for the last half of
the game.
The "Y" team will be picked from
Hyson, Thomas. French, Zanzalari,
Jacobs, Morgan, Let's, Crowell,
Ha1owell, Lagoda and Buckalew.
Bucka1ew will in all probability do
the twirling for the ~"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20

In the course Of a few weeks the
prizes given for the various races
held under the auspices of the Rari-
tan Bay Yacht Racing Association
during the summer months in waters
about this section. viii be awarded
the winners at a banquet to be held
at the Raritan Yacht Club.
It is remarkable to note the inter-
est displayed in boat racing in the
association this year. During the
summer of 1922 sthree programs o.
events were presented by the asso-
citation, one of which took place IN
this city, and the others in Keyport
and Sewaren. With the coming of
the warm weather this year a big
season was set out for by the mem
bers of the association and the result
was the biggest series of regattas
ever held in this section Of the coun-
try.
The season started off with races
at Keyport on June "A. Regattas
were held after that on July Z and
8 at the local yacht club and, with
the exception of a few Auishaps, the
two-day event here was recorded as
the banner event OF the association
term. Two special events were also
run off here during the latter part
of the year.
Princes Bay Yacht Club also held
a successful program on July %,
while Red Bank club held a regatta
on August 5. Sewaren and Railway
clubs held a combined regatta on
August 10, and a ~three-day event
was held under the auspices of the
Keyport club on September /, 2 and
8. On September 2 the list of events
to take place at the Monmouth
county club were run off at the local
course.
other victory for the Boston Red Sox,
at the expense OF Chicago. The Red
Sox scored two runs in the last half
of the ninth, winning the game, 2-1.
In the International, Toronto won
two from Syracuse, Newark beat
Baltimore in both ends of a double
header, Reading gained an even
break with Jersey City, and Buffalo
defeated Rochester. This league was
decided on Saturday, Baltimore
again coping honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-20
REGAN'S DANVILLE CLUB
COPIED OPENING GAMES

Information has been obtained in
this city, that the Danville, Va, base
ball team, carried off honors in the
first and second contests of the play
off series with the Greensboro, N. G.
nine for the championship of the
Piedmont League. These games
were played Monday and Tuesday.
Ed "Blackie" Regan, well known
local athlete, is the center pasture
man for the Danville club, and
Freddy Dorman, of Newark, a well
known basketball player, is perform
ing at shortstop for the same club.