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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-13
PRESIDENT WILL VETO
DAYLIGHT LAW REPEAL


IN AETWTIHIeU ITt7aI
WNSulNGTON Aug l2-H is re
ported rhat the president will veto
The law repeating daylight SAVINGS.
Doubt is expressed that congress will
be- able TO muster the twothirds
vote necessary to pass over the veto.
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BUYERS BLAMED
FOR Shoe COST
ny Nssorlnt~d rreasl

ny Ns,orln,~d rressi
8OSTON, Aug 13.--Shoes retail 0g
al So and 81 a pair are a Irue on
,h- market according to with, s-ae
who appeared at the grand jury in
gesli-Hion Of the high cost of ur
ing lnev testified that eos tn. l+
dcmu The more eXpensiv. >ho,s
and said there was no call sor p.n-
Of hW-+ rormerly used in maruta.
nr1l the cheaper shoes.
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HOLDUP LOSES
NERVE ON JOB

~ associated R~ssHl
WASHINGTON, Aug ia holdup
man entered the Munsey Trust com.
Dany in the heart Of the Pennsyl-
yania avenue section and pointed
two pistols at the teller while he de
manded s15O,0OO He fired one shot
at clerk and then shot himself in
the Jaw. He was taken to a hospi-
tai
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FORTRESS CAPTURED


Wy Associated PFeaAI
VIENNA Aug I3--The fortress
OF Dubno IN southwestern Volhynta
was captured by Ukrainians from the
5oshe'ik. according to the Ukrainiau
official report
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ssCRsrARY DANIELS LEAVES
FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
ny tAsoclnted rre..l

cNNN"'lhted Freaal
NoN NNGELES, Aug 1S.-Secre-
"'y Daniels departed for Honolulu
vi the battleship New York today.
ne planned to return to the main
@nd about September l.
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~, A..n..lnt.A rrr..l

Nv A--n..intsd Fr"ss' ,,,.-....,,. Gray
LONDON, Aug 1%.-ViscoHh' "Fe'
agreed to represent Britain at Wash
tngton pending the appointment OF a
ambassador
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MISS RHODA LAMB has gone to
Rorkeley where she will take an ex'
tended literary course in the Uni
varsity Of California,
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COLD STORAGE
STUFF SEIZED
II, Associated Press,

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Aug b
Federal authorities seized $4,000
dozen eggs stored for the Morris
company 1t is charged they were
stored for the purpose Of unreason-
ably increasing prices.
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About the next thing we see in the
comic opera line will be the Shan
tung incident.
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YELLOW JACK CHECKED

MEXICO CITY. July 22.-Advices
IRON the state Of Yucatan are that
threatened epidemic of yellow
'e'er has been averted by hygienic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
DO|NGS
At 50. AMbOY
Morgan A. C. TO Play Camp
Raritan This Afternoon

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 4.-This af-
ernoon the Morgan A. c. is in Me-
tuchen where they will cross bats with
a team representing Camp Raritan'
he Morgans will have an exception
ally strong lineup and expect to bring
home the bacon" Last Saturday a
team from this city representing the
Y. M. G. A. went to Metuchen and
defeated tho Camp team and the Nor
gan's expect to repeat.
Tomorrow afternoon they will ira
vel to South River and meet the fast
Polish Giants of that place. The
Morgans as yet have not lost a game
and they expect to return the victors
tomorrow. As an added attraction
the Giants have secured the Colun-
bia Band Of South River to furnish
music during the game. Manakeri
Clark, Renderm, Reggie, Pierson,
Maxfield, Magee, Molly and Buckelew
will appear in the uniforms of the
locals.
Bert" Conway is making an effort
to reorganize the old Laurels for bas-
ketball this season. The Laurels Is
a crack junior team and made a very
creditable showing in 1917, but In
1918 were unable to do much on &C
count of many of the team being ii
the service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
AMbOYS PLAY
STRONG LANCASTERS

His clouts are long and timely.
BILLY Christopherson will handlo
the difficult corner in his reguiar
high class manner, missing very lew
and knocking down a~Ereat many
that are labeled sure hits. Fditio2eeu
| on the bases, as a sacrifice NY Sna
also as a timely swatter Ibid not
known. r traat-'
In the left field Mullen will most
likely play Mickey Loeser, who has
just returned from a honeymoon trip.
Mickey's ability as a ~fy-catcher Is
well known in this city. Many peo-
pie consider him a worthy opponents
of '"Tanglefoot." Mickey is a great
lead-off man, a position in the bat
ting order which. he has held for
years, due to his ability to work the
pitchers.
In center Jim Romer will most
likely cavort. Romer's speed and
ability marks him as a swell choice
for the center pasture. Very few
balls will be sent past his reach. His
ability to work the pitcher, combined
with his wonderful batting ability,
marks him as a wonderful player de-
fensively and extensively.
| Eddie Regain, another speed
; merchant, is a great fielder and 3
strong man at the bat, in the role OF
a sacrifice man or a pinch hitter. His
speed on the bases keeps the oppon-
ent catcher on the go.
Pop" Rodda, Mullen's fourth
! choice gor the fielding position has
been batting like a Cobb" Of late
and will give the three younger play
ers a hard run for their positions.
+ He IS also a very reliable man In h
I field and on the bases.
Pick Mullen will oficiate in his US
ual classical manner, to the approval
| re both Si6nG and the fans
The management Of the Lancaster
nine has promised to bring his strong
est nine down, and expects that there
will be nothing but Lancaster to It.
! We think otherwise, and a tough
game is expected
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
JOE CANS MEETS
BILLY WALKER
Two Negro Boxers In Main Event
at LOtoS Club
TWO SKIES ALSO ON TUESDAY
Young Toney and Young Ege-
more, Local Scrappers, to
Fight Six Rounds
TWO SKIES ALSO ON TUESDAY

Joe Cans, the coDored middleweight
champ of Newark, and Bill Walker,
of Panama, middleweight champion
of Panama, will be the principals in
the main eight round bout which will
be staged at the Lotos Club In Palace
Hall ON Tuesday night. This will be
the first time these two ebonite scrap
pers have appeared in this city. Pro-
moter Joe McNulty promises a fast
scrap. Main bouts between cofored
fighters are rare at the Lotos Club and
it is expected that this will be marked
with plenty of action and excitement.
Cans has long been after McNulty to
give him q chance here and Joe has
finally selected Walker as the boy
who will make Cans show the best
that is in him.
Instead of one six round seminal
bout there will be two skies, a special
six having been arranged for this
show. In the semi-final two Amboy
fellows who appear often at the botos
Club will meet, they being Young
Toney and Young Egemore.
Both Egemore and Toney r hard
hitters and frequently wi by the kaye
route. They nave never before mel
AID 1t is expected that this out Will
result in q slashing, smuggling marc
hitting bout. A sleepmaker Is looked
for by many but as both boys car
take a lot of punishment 1t Is hard
to prophecy the result.
In the special six two young scrap
pers, Young Freddy, of Plafnheld
the of Billy Machine, and
Young DeForest, of Metuchen, viii
meet. These boys have v appear
ed in anything than a foul
| round event up till this time.
The usual prelims will start the
| nights entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
{. v. FIRST
AID TEAM WINS
Local Men Win State Champion
Ship, Making Fine Showing

True to the traditions established by
the Raritan Copper Works employees
in all branches of their activities, q
team representing that concern jour-
neyed to Pittsburgh, Pa, to partici-
pate in National First Aaid and Mine
Rescue meet held under the auspices
of the U. s.. Bureau of Mines, and
brought home the State Champion
ship trophies for New Jersey. The
lineup was as follows: s. T. Lar
char Captain, H. c.. Olsen. A. T.
StultK, A. H. Hansen, Fl. N. Lorenz,
G.. H. Armstrong and Louis Ellie.
Accompanied by N. w. Pierce,
chairman of the General Safety Com
mittee, the team left here Sept. 28th,
and returned on Oct. End. having en-
joyed a three day visit in Pittsburgh.
The contest, which was held In
connection with the dedication of the
new Bureau of Mines Experiment
Station, took place at Forbes Field on
Sept. S0th, and was attended by
eighty-six First Aid Teams from near
Iy every mining company in the coun-
try, fifteen states being represented,
The Copper Works team finished in
twenty-third place on the National
list and landed first position among
the teams from New Jersey with a
final average of ninety-seven and one
fifth points.
Judging from the fact that the
highest possible score was 100 points
and there were twenty-five teams
ahead of our local Champs" it is
easy to see thai the competition was
unusually keen and the fraction of a
point decided the relative standing,
The eam was presented with the
State Championship Blue Ribbon
streamer in addition to a silk banner
from the Pittsburgh Chamber of Com
merce and each member received a
gold watch fob.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
ROssWIe- TOttenViIIe Game To.
morrow to Be Thriller

The Rossville-Tottenville game to
be played on the T. A. c. oval tomor-
row afternoon, will bring back to Tot
tenville 'the good old days" when
baseball used to reign supreme.
The fans will be given an idea
whether their boys are able to do
all over the things for which they
were known in the past, defeat all
comers." Romer will fling them
across for the Tottenville crowd. He
is counted on to stage a comeback
The Rossville team. young and
snappy, have been going like a house
on fire all season, losing but one
game. They will depend on Knesel
with the ability Of their team to field
behind him.
Crowds from all over the island
will flock to Tottenvtlle to see this
game.
A fast preliminary in which the
Vikings of Tottenville, will. meet the
Keasbey stars, should keep the fans
on edge, before the play BALI Of the
big game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Football Games Today

East.
Amherst VS.. New York University,
at Amherst.
Bates vs.. New Hampshire State,
at Lewiston.
Brown VS.. Bowdoin, at Providence.
Bucknell VS.. Gallaudet, at Lewis
burg. .
Carnegie Tech. VS.. Bethany, at
Pittsburgh.
Catholic University VS.. Mt. Saint
Mary's, at Washington.
Clemson VS.. Davidson, at Clemson.
Colgate VS.. Davidson. at Hamilton.
Columbia VS.. Battleship Arizona, at
South Field.
Cornell VS.. OberIin. at ithaca.
Dartmouth VS.. Norwich. at Han
over.
Delaware VS.. Franklin and Mar
shall, at Newark.
EarIham VS.. Wittenberg, at Rich
mond.
thurman VS.. O~glethorpe. at Green
vile.
Geneva VS.. Pittsburgh, at Beaver
Falls.
Georgia VS.. The Citadel, at Athens.
Georgia Tech. VS.. Wake Forest, at
Atlanta.
Hamilton VS.. st. Lawrence at Clin-
Harvard VS.. Boston College. at
Cambridge.
bridge.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Eastern. at Bal
timore.
Kentucky VS.. Georgetown. at Lex
ington.
Lebanon Valley VS.. villanova. al
Annville.
Lehigh VS.. Ursinus. at South Beth
lehem. -
Louisiana State VS.. Lafayette Inst.
at Baton Rouge.
Marietta VS.. Davis and Elkins. at
Marietta.
Massachusetts, Aggies VS.. Connecti-
cut Aggies, at Amherst.
Penn. State KS. Gettysburg, at State
| College.
Pennsylvania VS.. Penn. Military
College lat Philadelphia.
Princeton VS.. Trinity, at Princeton,
Rensselaer, Poly VS.. Hobart. al
Troy.
Brunswick.
! South Carolina vs.. Erskine, at Co
lumbia.
Swarthmore VS.. Maryland State, al
Swarthmore.
Syracuse VS.. Vermont, at Syracuse
Tennessee VS.. Maryville. at Knox
vile.
Texas VS.. Southwestern, at Austin
U. s. Military Academy VS.. Holy
Cross, at West Point.
U. S. Naval Academy vs.. North a
DINA State, at Annapolis.
Virginia University VS.. Richmond
| at Lexington. ,
Virginia Universitl VS.. Richmond
at Charlottesville.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. Kis'
kimenitas Springs, at Washington.
Washington and Lee VS.. Randolph
| Macon at Lexington.
WESLEYAN VS.. Worcester Poly, a
| Middletown.
western Maryland VS.. Baltimore
| City, at Westminster.
Williams VS.. Union, at Williams
town.
William and Mary VS.. Virginia The
| illogical Sem., at Williamsburg.
Yale VS.. Springfield. at New Haven
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
VESPER CLUB ACHIEVEMENTS
Members of Philadelphia Organization
Calming Prominence by Winning
ScuIling Races.

The vesper Boat club Of Philadei'
phia, which heretofore was famed for
the powerful senior eight-oared shell
crews they developed, their victory In
Paris In 1000, and over the Argonauts
of Toronto at the st. Louis fair In 1904
being among big achievements, are
now gaining sculling prominence.
Jack Kelly this year won the national
single sculllng award and Paul 0
tello the association single crown
Walter Rigling. too, leaped into promi'
n by advancing from junior &c
senior rank this year. he Won the
Junior single SOULS race on the schuyi
kn river, July d, and on Labor day
won the intermediate and association
single races one after the other, In x
minutes. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
The Melting Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

1t has no taken Joe Honan. the
Fighting Waiter, recently returned
from overseas and now in the midst
of his training for a comeback, very
hong to answer the challenge Of Joe
Black as he has written a short let
ter accepting and advising fight fans
to mortgage the old farm and pet
their dough on Honan against Black.
Here's what Joe has to say:
sporting Editor EVENING NEWS:
my dear Sir:
Noting the article in your sport
ing page the other evening in regards
to the challenge Of Joe Black l beg
to say hat / AVE an engagement on
the 18th of Oct. with Joe Moon. AS
soon as I have boxed Johnny Moon !
will be delighted to show BLACK that
I am better than I eve was.
$50 I beg my supporters to mort
gage the old farm and bet the dough
on HONAN against BLACK.
yours in Sport,
Joe G. HONAN.t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

VIII the Lancaster team be able to
hand Joe Mullen's combination OF
Amboy tossers a trimming on Sun
day? This Is the question thai Is
foremost In the minds Of the follow
| ers of the local diamond stars
This question will have to hang
fire until the Amboy team has shown
the fans the brand of ball which they
will display in this game. This will
be shortly after $50 game time on
Sunday.
Joe Mullen is expected to have the
same old gang out there on Sunday
fighting for the honor Of Perth AM
boy, while Cincinnati and Chicago are
out in Chicago fighting for the base
ball championship of the world.
Harry Chunk Applegate will be
in there flinging his best at the OPP
posing batters. If he Is at his best,
which he nearly always IS, there Will
be nothing but Amboy to it. If there
Is any help needed with the war club,
Harry is capable in this department
also.
Bader will be behind the bat for
the Amboy team. and Frank Is sure
to be in first class shape. He GER
tainly received the local boys in first
class shape. He is a bear at catch
Ing men stealing bases, also strong at
the bat.
Joe Eats Coley will pick them up
around first as he did with the Saints
and Franklins in the past. like he did
when he first made his name with va
rious high school teams. Coley. too,
can be counted on to hit the pellet,
when hits are needed.
Jack" Egan will be found at
second, and anything that come his
way, has found its bunk. Very few
ever get by his slashing stabs. Jack
has a healthy swing, and often n
meets with the pill.
'Pud" Stinson, a star in the short
field, will be on hand Sunday. He Is
sure to show his wares in true fash
ion. His stops, pegs and all around
play, is worth while watching with
interest. He Is also a star at the bat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Ont 4h,s Outfits worth Money

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writing your name and address clearly.
You Will receive in return a trial pack
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Compound, for coughs, colds. and Group:
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Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Series Chatter

Kerr, Gleason's youngster, was the
hero of the third worlds series game,
allowing but three hits.
Jackson played his usual great game
securing two hits, and has secured
the greatest number of hits in the
series, so a r
Risberg played a fast game al short,
and his punch was the OF the
Sox's victory. He secured a triple In
the fourth. ..tt.
Gandil played a great game at first,
and his single scored the first two
runs for the Chicago team.
o
Weaver played the game right,
when he worked the hit and run with
Collins In the third.
Eddie Collins was the center of a
number of fast plays and secured one
hit.
Fisher started his own game on the
road to the Sox, when he hurled wild
in the second. He secured one Of his
teams three hits.
Kopf played his usual good game
at short, and secured a hit.
Pat Duncan, Moran's y~oungster, is
playing some game in left and secured
one hit. He Is one of the heroes of
the series.
Rariden prevented the Sox from
making the score higher than what
1t really was. He nabbed a great
many stealing bases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Keasbey "Stars" to Play
In TOttenViI|e Tomorrow
BIZ Special Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent
KEASBEY, Oct. 4-The Keasbey
stStars'' will go to Tottenvi1le tomor-
row afternoon where they will meet
the Vikings in the preliminary game
to the Rossville-Tottenvi1le T. A. c..
game. The local will leave IN the
ESQ o'clock car from Keasbey.
The lineup will be a. follows: Wa
genhoffer, pitcher; Nesly, catcher;
Grispart, first base; Katrausky, Sec
ond base; G.. Fullerton. third base; T.
Burke, shortstop; Sullivan. Maier and
Milchick, fielders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
whirIwinds wand Games.

organized for the coming basketball
season, and would like to hear from
all teams averaging 125 pounds.
Address all challenges to Manager
A. A. Let's, 164 Yetman avenue, Tot
tenville, s. I. All games to be played
on opponents court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
seems TO Be General Opinion.

"Tell me what company you keep,
and I Will tell you what you are" is a
proverb that Is found In similar form
among the French, Spanish, Italians,
Dutch and others. Anything so widely
accepted must be true.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Mot az All a Bad Idea.

Always speak well Of the dead, and
II you have the time you might speak
a good word for the living occasional.
ly.-Credit Lost ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Showers Expected
For Fourth Game

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4-There were
patches of dark shifting clouds in
the sky this morning. but no indica-
was several degrees cooler than yes
terday, but still comfortable. The
forecast was Showers and cooler"
indicating that the fourth game of the
world series may encounter wet
weather.
the Cincinnati Reds, in the third
game of the series, the Chicago White
Sox today declared Cicotte their me-
to back up Eddie Cfcotte, their one
time batter ace, with the lighting
spirit that brought hem the pennant
in the American League and even up
the series at 2-2. ~
The Reds stung by the first shut-
out of the series after two wins on
their home field, did not believe they
again would encounter such marvel
ous pitching as was shown yester-
day by Kerr, midget hurler" of the
White Sox, and asserted their expec-
tations of beating n other Sox
twirlers that Manager Gleason de-
cided to select.
No announcement from either Man.
ager Gleason of the Sox or Manager
Moran of the Reds, vas forthcoming
early today as to the pitching selec-
ton for the fourth game, but 1t was
generally believed Cicotte would be
sent back to face the Reds N that
either Reuther or "Hod" Filler would
be the Reds moundsmen.
Already passed the SO, 600 mark on
the total attendance and the 1885 400
stage in gross receipts, the series gives
evidence pf producing record figures
in both instances, experts say.
Following is the probable lineup for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04
Landing The Kayo

Joe Tiplitz will fight Joe Fox at the
National A. c. in Philadelphia tonight.
Jack Perry, Pittsburgh middle
weight will meet Young Dempsey in
a ten round battle at Columbus, Ohio,
tonight.
Willy Ryan of New Brunswick has
decided to return to the ring. He will
start training Immediately.
The Boxing Commission of Michigan
requires a boxer to pay IS for a card
at his first fight. This card allows him
to fight in any other city out there
for one year.
Lew Tender will meet Stanley
Yoakum of Denver in q ten round
affair at Denver, Col. Oct. 10.
Soldier Bartfield of Brooklyn will
meet Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis
next Monday night at Minneapolis.
Johnny Buff of Jersey City will
meet Mickey belmont in the main
bout at the Metropolitan A. @. in New
ark on Monday night. Al belmont
will also take on a classy opponent
the same night.
Willy Jackson will meet Tommy
|Touhey of Paterson at the Sportmen's
Club in the First Regiment Armory,
Newark, on october IS.
Kid Toney and Young Egamore are
both training hard for their six round
bout Tuesday night
-
Joe Ttplitz and Johnny Drumme will
fight the feature battle at the Trenton
Club on Monday night.
Young DeForrest of Metuchen Is
certainly coming through with clever
lighting. Both his battles in the Lotus
have been full of pep"
Johnny K1lbane has informed Joe
Jacobs manager of Bonnie Valger, the
French "Speed-Boy," that frankie
Brown is the stepping stone between
a battle In which Valger and Kilbane
would participate.
For that reason Jacobs has booked
his boy, yalger to swap punches with
Brown on October Is at the Newark
s~portsmen's Club.
The zulu Kid" the Brooklyn Ital-
ian middleweight, is out after battles
again, and he finds very few compe-
titora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Soldier Bartfeld Of Brooklyn Will
meet Johnny Tillman of minneapolis
next Monday night at Minneapolis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Lew Tender will meet Stanley
Yoakum of Denver in q ten round
affair at Denver, Col, Oct. 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Willy Jackson will meet Tommy
|Touhey of Paterson at the Specimens
Club in the First Regiment Armory,
Newark, on October IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Pat Duncan, Moran's ~youngster, Is
playing some game in left and ecured
one hit. He Is one of the heroes of
the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Johnny Buff Of Jersey City will
meet Mickey belmont in the main
bout at the Metropolitan A. Q. in New
ark on Monday night. Al belmont
will also take on a classy opponent
the same night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Kopf played his usual good game
at short, and secured a hit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Fisher started his own game on the
road to the Sox, when he hurled wild
in the second. He secured one Of his
teams three hits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Kid Toney and Young Egamore are
both training hard for their six round
bout Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

The Boxing Commission Of Michigan
requires a boxer to pay IS for a card
at his first fight. This card allows him
to fight in any other city out there
for one year..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Willy Ryan of New Brunswick has
decided to return to h ring. lie Will
start training Immediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Joe Tfplitz and Johnny Drumme will
fight the feature battle at the nj
Club on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-04

Young DeForrest of Metuchen Is
certainly coming through with clever
lighting. Both his battles n the Lotus
| have been full of pep"