Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 14, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 22, Image 22

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BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS
The National A. C. baseball team I
has changed lta name to the Mel
roae F. C. and Manager Jacob Del
Kort. Jr., would like to book games I
with light senior teams in the j
county. Address challenges to P. O.
Box 3till. South Amboy. or call
South Amboy 1G0 between 5 and G
o'clock in the evening.
The Speedways may bo booked to 1
play the Koosevelt Separates on
Coughlin's auditorium court in |
Koosevelt again before the present
season closes. The outcome of the
Speedway-Triangle game here to-1
morrow night may have something j
to do with the booking.
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No definite agreement has been
reached by the promoters of the!
r.ow South Amboy boxing undertak
ing regarding tile date for their first
show.
Ths Broad street mldgeis basket
ball team defeated the Park avenue
midgets recently by a score of 5-0.
jVInal preparations are being made
for tne opening of the baseball sea-M
■on in this city a week from Sun- '
day afternoon. ,
If ex-Yankee pitchers now with -
ether clube in the American League
ere at effective against their old
team as Urban Schccker and George
Mogridge. the New York American
I league team is in for many a set
tack.
The Newark Y. M. H. A., which
recently defeated the local associu
tlon team on the local court, is the
opposition booked for Coughlin's
auditorium court In Roosevelt Sun
Gay night.
The Speedway baseball team will
make Its Initial debut of the season
db Long Branch oval Sundajr after
noon against the Norwoods team of
that place.
-The Roosevelt firemen expect to
tngke a big success of their under
rating scheduled for next Thursday |
mght. If this show is successful ini
lira borough, others may follow.
The numerous trades of the past
wfc'er through which numerous
players have been exchanged be
tween the big league teams, and the
finds of this spring, will cause the
passage of considerable time before
i!| of these players become known
> the fans of the cities they repre
i:nt.
A good sized gymnasium will be
the greatest asset of the new build
ing being erected by the Y. M. H. A.
the corner of Madison avenue and
Jefferson street.
.Moot of the industrial plants of the
jity having representative baseball
teams are in favor of a Saturday
eague. The Y. M. C. A. is making
in effort to form a twilight league.
Philadelphia baseball fans were
delighted with the showing of their
representative teams in the big
leagues In the opening game* of
the season on Wednesday.
The bicycle racing season will
>pen at the Velodrome in Newark
in Sunday afternoon.
Baseball is rapidly coming into its
nvn again as the main winter sport,
basketball, is preparing to make a
departure.
Babe Ruth will have to start
knocking out home runs at the rate
.f about two a day if he expects to
beat his record of last year.
Liberty A. C. Wants flames
Right senior teams can secure
ookings with the Liberties by ad
Iressing Manager Syrowik. P. O.
tox 327. South River, or call South
liver 25 M.
STATE SCHOOLS TO SEND
FOOD FOR THE ARMENIANS
NEWARK, April 14.—A statewide
movement Is underway to send a
food ship from New Jersey to the
orphans of the Near Hast. So far
have the preparations advanced that !
[it has been decided that the ship!
will sail “early in May from Port j
[Newark for Armenia.
Five thousand tons of food stuff i
Is the goal. While much of this will 1
be contributed In bulk by Arms and j
individuals, a statewide appeal has
also been made among the school j
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children of New Jersey to give a
can of food on a certain day. For
instance, tho Newark Board of
Education lias authorized all the
public schools to be opened as re
iVivine stations on April 2$. The
Hudson county board has set aside
May 5 for the "Fill the Food
Ship" day. The Parochial j
schools of Hie Newark diocese also
are helping.
The shin is to be sent In hope of
feeding several thousand orphan
children who will soon be turned
out of the orphanages. Owing to
the decreased cash contributions the
national osoctitlve committee of the;
Near East Relief recently was forced j
to niako a cut of 25 per cent. In its |
appropriations. As the 110,000 chll
Sren in its care in Armenia now re
vive food rations the cut means
:hat nearly a fourth of them will go
infed. The cargo to he rushed from
S'ew Jersey will save some of them.
The Lions'. Rotary. Klwanis and
rrafflc clubs are sponsoring the ap
peal. The food most needed is
corned beef, baked beans, sweeten
ed condensed milk nnd cocoa and
chocolate—all in cans. Details are
being furnished the schools from the
Mate headquarters of the Near East
Relief. 156 Market street. Newark.
Forest Protection Week.
TRENTON. April 14-Governor
Edwards today proclaimed next
week ns Forest Protecvtlon Week
with April 2 2 being a t aside as the
golden nnn versary of Arbojr Ih»y.
General cbservanee of Arboy !>«>
will be held In the public schools
May 5.
KEYPORT ASSOCIATION
HEARS ANNUAL REPORT
K (JY PORT. April 14.—The Key
port Recreation Association has Is
sued a report from May 1, 1*21. to
March 1*. 1922, which Is eneoutaR
ina In every detail. The rep. , 1*
as follows: Receipts, bank dct js
its. J2.141.14: cash, not banked,
J182.2S; total. J2.J2J.I7. Disburse
ments: Vouchers returned by bank.
*2,091.95; bills paid In cash, *1*2.2*:
total. *2.274.19: balance. *49.19.
The Christmas fund amounted to
*26.10. paid for clothing, *9.90, can
dy. *17. JO.
The officers are Miss Alma M.
Lockwood. president; Mrs. Ine*
Peeks, vice president: Miss Lock
wood. Mrs. Peek*. Daniel E.. Ma
honey. John C. Osborne and Charles
S. Jenks, trustees.
Next Tuesday night the Associa
tion will hold a social In the Recrea
tion hall at Beach Park to celebrate
the successful year Just completed.
The young people will give an en
tertainment which will be followed
by a social hour and the serving of
refreshments.
TOPS FOR 500 BOYS
The Headlight Overall Companj
has presented 600 tops to be giver
free to the first 500 boys who wil
.call at Doyle & Cunneen. 165 Smltl
: Street, today or tomorrow.
A headlight top Spinning contest
will take place In their show window
beginning 2 P. M. tomorrow am:
three prizes will be awarded to lb
boys who succeed In making the t
tops splnn the greatest length o,
time.
Boys are request"! to get the ;
tops early today and practice snlt
nlng them before the contest starts
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The Best Auto
mobile Lock
Is a theft policy in a
good Insurance com
pany.
It will pay you the
value of your car if
it is stolen.
Fraser Brothers
210 Smith St.
small expense keep your I
screens from rusting j
Dries with a rich jet block lustre
Made to £ive real service
"Saw tha wriae* aaiyw »avs «IT’
W. H. McCormick & Son
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STREIFF’S
PECIALTY
TORE
110 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
Special For Saturday
Only
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE CHINA
SPECIALS
CUPS AND SAUCERS
COMPLETE.
LARGE PLATTERS
: EACH...
VEGETABLE DISHES
EACH........
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FLOWERED VEGETABLE DISHES OQ
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10 QT. WHITE ENAMELED PAIL on
Guaranteed: regular $1.49; special .OtJC
l 10.QT. GREY PAIL JQ
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GALVANIZED WASH TUBS on
Size3; regular $1.25; special . Di/C
5 BARRELS SELTZER GLASSES /• FOR OF
[ Reg. 10c; special. D LdC
Limit 1 Dozen to a Customer
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We also carry a full line of Yard Goods, Hosiery, Chil
- dren’s Dresses, Notions and Ladies', Men’s and Children’s
Underwear at reasonable prices.
We carry a full line of Ladies’ CQ— TO
Silk Hose; every pair guaranteed... 0%/C «p£.0%7
Also have a full line of 1 C/% ^0 QQ
? Children’s Socks_,__ IOC UOC
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SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
W! CARRY A LARGE LINE OF IMPORTED CHINA,
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*249=
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cannot duplicate this outfit. It is proof Ludwig sells it for less
*350^
A Small Deposit Delivers It j
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*19750
| Refrigerator
' ' ^ Family Size Box; best construction; guaranteed to be a
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BX $13.75
I Complete Bedroom Suite
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Side
leer
Our Three Door Side
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Roomy; removable shelfe,
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*24-75
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Special Complete ... ^
3 Piece Davenport
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Kitchen
Cabinet
Our special Kitchen Cabinet.
No housewife can be without one.
Saves time and saves steps. Includ
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$39-75
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1 Three Piece Davenport Suite covered in Brown Moleskin Lea
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LUDWIG SELLS IT FOR LESS-LOOKING ELSEWHERE IS BUT TIME WASTED
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Cor. Smith Street and MadisonAvenue^^^^^^^^l