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New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

kind characterized in this place in
discussion Of modern music-music in
which Big Berthas and lyddite seem
to have much to say. Having referred
to Berlioz's peccadillo when a portion
Of his "L'Enfance du Christ" was per-
formed under an assumed name, we
publish his confession as a companion
piece to that of Mr.. Hofmann. In
letter to Mr.. Ella, the director of the
Musical Union, who brought him to
the English metropolis, he explains the
meaning Of the note on the title page
of "The Flight Into Egypt" attributed
to Pierre Ducre, an imaginary chapel
master" One evening at social
gathering, at the suggestion Of the
architect, Due, he wrote little piece
of music in the latter's album. Then
he threatened to attach Dues name
to it, but finally compromised with the
architect by attributing it to Ducre,
an imaginary chapelmaster of Sainte-
Chapelle. A month later he needed a
chorus in a concert which he was to
conduct and, as a joke, he introduced
the little album piece as a compost
tion by the fictitious Ducre. At the
concert the choir is delighted with the
music and the next day the critics
praise it and congratulate Berlioz on
his discovery. The following SUNDAY
Due is at the house of young and
beautiful lady who loves old music
and disdains modern. She goes into
raptures over the delicious" piece bv
Pierre Ducre and tells M. Due that
his friend Berlioz will never write
anything like it. The architect tells
the story of how the piece was written.
the fair lady bites her lips, the roses
or vexation flush her pale face, and
turning her back on M. Due, she says:
M. Berlioz is an impertinent fellowl"
The composer concludes his letter
thus:
You can imagine, my dear Ella. nv
shame when Due repeated the apos
tropne TO me. hastened to make
AMENDS amer by humbly publishing the poor
,itI4e work under my own name, still
-: nnc:ePi"s the words, 'Attrib ted to
Pierre Ducre, an imaginary chanel
MASTER in its title, to remind me- Of
my culpable fraud. Now let people
say what they please, my conscience is
GEAR. ! am no longer in danger of
seeing tne sens1bility of mild and kind
~ men shed tears over fictitious mis-
fortunes through my fault-of mak;no
pale ladies' blush, of casting doubts
into the minds Of certain critics Who
usually entertain doubts on noth;nr
l Will sin no more. Goodby. NV desr
Ella, may my baleful example ba
lesson to you. Do not ever take Il
INTO your head to thus set trans for
the musical religion of your subscr;h-
ers. Fear the ,epithet that was applied
70 me. You do not know what it ia
w uoo;nc De cailed an impertinent fellow, es-
pec'a''v oy beautiful, pale lady"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

Oh: Cease Thy Singing .Rachman;noe
,,, Mr. Mccormack. w. o"ao"''S
Irish folksongs:
IN 1he Falling Star (Caoine). Arr. Stanford
The soiloquy. Arr. somervel os
The he Fosav IT,sn Lqvs nsw Song. Arr Stanford
Balladc ct Polonaise. ....s.H.. yieuxtennn.
Mr.. McBeath.
Bonnie Wee Thing. Liza lehman
ra rssgy 0Neal tnewl Uda WaIdrop
,N, Where Blooms the Rose. ... Clayton johns
Eleanore tby request) .... .Coleridge-'raylor
Mr.. Mccormack.
Waldorf-Astoria, 8:45 D. m. Third
josef Adler musical:
Pr@ludum and Allegro. Pugnani-Kr4isler
souvenir de Moscow. ...... Wicniawski
Samuel Gardner
rtedn Eteinae, minor; Etude, major. Chopin
mayor Josef Adler huoenste'n
suite 1or Piano and Violin. Carl Goldmarl
Mr.. Adler and MIR. Gardner
rreiude' fn major Prelude, G minor
4oAi sAe Saieofake s. Gardner
Samuel Gardner
Brooklyn Academy of Music, s:15 p.
m. Concert by the Philharmonic So
ciety: w
Symphony No. 3. in F major. Dvnr.k
Rhapsody Viennoise .... .Florent schrn;++
'First time at these concerts.
eoncert0 IN G minor. OPP. 26. for Violin
Eddy Brown bruch
overture lsi2 '............ .Tschaikowsky
Princess Theater, p. M. Piano re-
cltal by Grace Hofheimer:
lie Bavolet Flottant Cour.r;r
&c Coucon ................. Daouip
Do.
Romance, F sharp major; Noct,,rne =
major; T occata Schur,a -,
!a Minuet de Bon Vieux Temps Andre Beno;st
A Song Of Long Ago; Ballade. r. r W.sa
rolonaise f fiat major. Chon;n
Maxine Elliott Theter, Sis Dim
Recital by Nine. Yvette Guilbert:
Shnnsons des Seigncurs (cightecuth centurv,
tParisian Satircs of the time of T%n,.
XVI: A"o's
Mo- 6eAus Asssisuss d. u Viua
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
Programs of the Week

SUNDAY
Carnegie Hall, 8 y. m. V;oI;, ro-
cltal by Jascha Heifetz:
SONATA No. II in G Edward c.;..
(For violin al6ne). 0ac''
Larghetto Lamentoso ...... Codous,-,,
Meiodie e''''.'''..'''i..''.......::,.Ach Achron
Waltz Mignon ........... pomj y''n.I
D'eoq"e d 's..'... ....., S,1k
W,4ahns W1sHnance RachmnninofY
"''cnes Dance ...'...... ......... Paganini
;, Aeolian Hall, 8 p. m. Concert bv Tho
Symphony Society: - VIC
Overture TO Comedy Sr,.+an,
Symphony, 1o, Sermons in Stones .. Carpenter n, ,.
NNew first time in New York
concerto for. Piano. with Orchestra.
s Tcherepnine
Inc Mastersingers IA, Prelude IN. ,.c+
AA'; o. Prelude to Act y Wagner
Manhattan Opera House, 3:3O y. m
FOURTH concert of the American con.
cert course: WI
d Flat Nocturne. cho:
Aa'an'eAe ''...... ......... List
John Powell.
me nn Orphan; The Classic On the
~ Sophie Braslau. sSNS
'o'r sf'selidis' from "Griselids),
Massenet
p;onas~ 1n1o.,aue n .......... John Powell
~s~-AS0 JOnn Powell
John Powell.
Greatest Gre. Miracle of All '4.6 David nGoa Gnioa
1sesl ps. ............ Cecil Forsyth
Robin Woman's Song (from Shane - "
WIS., ........ Charles Wakefield Cadman
Sophie BrasIau.
Crying OF Water. .Campbell-T;ntor
l., Hear Thrush at Eve. .Cadrnon.
Christ in Flanders Ward. .Stsnheue
Lambert Murphy.
H,ppodroms, s:l5 p m. Song recital
by John Mccormack:
Aris. Ate fra tanti affanni. Mozart
Mr.. Mccormack.
Rieaudom Rsa". ''''''.''''..''...'.'....M, ~ Mozart
i~''''r ~. MonStHny
.,,. Mr.. McBcath
= lnvit.tion au Voyage Henri Duparc
A~Vss ssasss sssv.sss.sss01suvilis' 'Baatockl
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11
His Other Pieces

We did not hear either the "Chro-
maticon" or "The Haunted CastIsn
but from what VIC read in the news
papers we conclude that during his 80.
Journ in Seal Harbor, Ne. (Michel
Dyorsky's San Sebastian, Mr.. Hof-
mann has abandoned some of his ideals
and surrendered to inaueness Of tho
Evening journal., 1920-03-03
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
MARCH 3.

Mliilll
Persons born on this date are fond OF
responsibiliiy and can be relied upon TO
nm accoptably all places OF trust.
Trained TO methodical business habits
they make excellent accountants, cash
iers and bookkeepers. They are deeply
religious and very loyal, and while
chanceable in their beliefs. are exceed
ingly generous to their friends.
The sign Jupiter governs many great
artists and musicians and gives artistic
love and appreciation FOR the best in art
world.
When in doubt about The wisdom Of
making a change. these persons should
hold every nerve and restless desire In
strict obedience 10 the WILL and thus
be able 10 see all sides OF this PROPOSE
ton plainly.
The Want Ads relating 10 machinery
win get fine results today Cooks. res
taurant keepers and cafo managers are
an favored by Want Ads today
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

/ months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange. second door. y. W. Cor.
Seventh and Market Sts. auS2z.u.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

xNvANTED - NIGHT WATCnMAN
w steady work Apply r. Lorllari Co,
2Us W Second Sc. mar3-2t
Evening journal., 1920-03-03


DrBLrc E-REGISTERED HoL-
i sieln-rrieslan bun calves. The under.
signed will hold n consignment saic Or
nnre brhd buil calves. at Middletown. Del.
Friday. March .. 1920. az 1 O'Clock. 81
head of calves from two months 70 eight
months old coming from the best herds ot
New Castle county. several from A. X. q.
dams This sale iH under the direction n
onr association and oach owner consigns
lar. Come 20 Middetown on March ., and
huv calf az your price
DELAWARE HOLSTEiN-FRIESfAN
ASSOCIATION.
COL. GEO. BAXTER, Auct- marl-3-4.
nrTBLrc SALE-FURNITURE. CAR
A prrS. RUGS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FTC WILL BE SOLD At ST ~ Nlil,liAHi ~, I. q, y
ONiS>AUCTION STORE, III =. i1H ST.
FRIDAY MARCH 3. 1920. AT I O'CLOCK
rbrse hcavy brass beds. square post en-
an1eiod bo1s felt mattresses, diningroom
suife. iivinrroom furniture, library suite
and fables. mahogany and oak dafen-
MORT. roll TOP desk. walnut bedroom suite,
drcssers nnd chidoniers. rockers, chairs.
Turisish rocker set OF dishes, tapestry
coucb extension tables, leather scat chairs,
in brown and black; oak chidorobe, mir
ro-s nicfurcs table linen. etc
prrccf RIGS RlIGSf
we win offer ami sell to the highest bid
der az this sale. 76 high grade rugs ot the
host makes in Administer, wilton. Brus-
sells Tapestry; horal and oriental e,eci,s
af sizes. - wool fibre rugs. gx9 and axi2 ;
fhree dozen mating rugs several small
rugs: 800 yards iinoleum, an patterns.
GOOD coiors 10 Yards stair runner, etc.
STIDHAM & son.
mari.s-4. Auctioneers.
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Tpn0LsrERING.

TSARLOR AND LEATHER FUENIrURE
a our specially: material supplied; reas-
enable prices; work guaranteed. Prompt
delivery \ y. Upholstery Co. 725 Madl-
SON NJ auglo Tyr
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BUsI>FsS cAnD

DAGs. PAPERS. METALS. FURNITURE,
IL mems clothing. junk Highest prices.
N. Trankei. 10t Madison ST. ID. 4 a. Phone
Q1fo janS-tl
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TYpEtVRITTRs.

A. SMITH. TYPEWRITER EX-
81. change Typewriters sold. rented and
rsoairei Agents FOR Amco Adding Ma
chino II. 4 T. check writer's ? W. seventh
ST. over barber shop. Phone SOI3 or 2I75.
foc1u-fvr
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Scirlith Bros
Front AND TATNALL SIS.

For saie-Steam pipe. soil pipe. t-beams
channels. angios columns. shafting pui.
ieys hangers. boilers stacks engines,
iafhcs, drlIl press, portable concrete mixer
urilcr attached. aug2-lyr.
GINGER SEWING MACHINEs-DO NOT
- think OF buying until you get ous
prices You can saTe so on your new
machine af this store. We always hayo a
large assortment OF slightly used machines
az very low prices We huy. sell or ex-
change. also repair machines Easy pay
meuts IN desired Sewing Machine LX-
change. 40 Walnut ST. Open ~ 4. N. to
8 T. ~ jan22-lyr.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03
CERTIFIcATE oF DIssoLuTIoN.


cTATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE or
- SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
Whereas. lt appears 90 my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pre-
ceedings FOR the voluntary dissolution
thereof. b. the consent Of more than two
thirds in intcrcs. of nN thc stQfN-
holders deposited fn my Office. The Republic
this State. whoso principal oiire u
situated nj W. Tenth street IN the city oi
Wilmington. county of New Castle state
OF Delaware, CORPORATION Trust Company
Of America. being agent therein and
in charge thereof. up0n whom pro-
cess may be served. has compiled wth
fhe requirements of the Corporation inws
of the State Of Delaware. ~ contained in
1918. Section ] TO 2i0i. Section ISL. Chap
ter G5. Of the Revised Siatatcs of 1913. ~
amended nrcliminnrv 10 Tho issuing N THIS
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. 4 Everatt G johnson.
Secretary Of State. Of me state OF Delaware.
10 hereby certify that the said corDoratiun
did on the first day Of March, A. ID
1920 file IN the Office duly executed nnn
attestsG consent, In writing, 20 the disso-
luton Of said corporation cNecuteu by
tho consent Of moro than two-tiiris IN in
forest of all the stockholders thereof. which
said consent and the records OF tho pro-
ceedings aforesaid. are now on hie Ia iay
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have Eerrunfo
- SET my hand and
oprTCIAT. SEAL. Official seal. ai
c-e~..--.-'s. or' Dover. this 1si
. 1S55 Delaware 1903 day Of March. in
l8li the year OF our
Lord one thou
sand. nine hum
dre1 and twenty.
EVERETT C. JOHNSON.
nar3-1t Sccrcifry Of State.
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HELD WANTED-MALE.

- 49,. - :. - ,
NANTED-BOY TO SERVE PAPERS
w Apply John ceiscndorfer 220J 1atnall
street.. mar3-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

r-oR sALr-ONE 1917 a-cYLINDER
II nrict tonrine cars one 1890 Hupmo-
bne fourirr car, nearly new used only
short time hv dcmonstratori one Stearns-
Knirht Coupe NJ. e.. Ncese. Union PARK
Garage, o0s Union S. fehii-u.
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ron SALE.

EOR sAIE-TwO POOL TABLES AP'
< ply no Market 81. marj-0t.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

EOB SALE-GOLDEN OAK LIBRARY
fafniturc Phone 1881 mar5-2t
Evening journal., 1920-03-03
PUBLIC sNE.

DUBLIc sALE-FRIDAy. MARCH ..
4 1920. nj O'Clock. 7 win sell for the cs-
tate OF Thomas II Passmore. 81 his late resi-
dence on the Concord Pike, the following
pareonai pronerty. Household goods hay.
one house COW, one Oakland touring car.
In good condition: two wagons. calf muz
sles nine sets Of harness, thirty pairs Of
chickens. mifs cans and buckets. Terms
cash. PlSL1 PASeMukE,.
ItNK. Auctionecr Administrator
mari At
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

NOR SALE- HOUSEHOLD FURNISH
Il nrs. Call evenings. Phone rs. feh2I-0t.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03
PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALs. ADDRESSED TO THE
4 President Of the Levy Court, Room 133,
Comfy Buiiding. Wilmington, Delaware,
win De received until f. o'clock noon. Tues
day March 23, 1920, Tor the construction or
reinforced concrete roadway and sidewalks
on the Augustine or old Il. & d. bridge, in
Wilmington. Delaware. over the Brandy
wine.
Plans ana specifications can be obtained
from the Office Of the County Engineer,
Room 1873 County Building Wilmington,
Delaware, on and after March 2. 1920, upon
making n deposit of 5000, which viii De
refunded upon their return. on or before
March %. 1920
Tho present iron structure s. about SO
feet long. with trusses 20 feet high on mn-
sonry piers, Is feet above water level The
new driveway Is to be u feet wide with 6la
feet sidewalks
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES ARE;
1f20 cubic yards 1-2-f concrete, $50
square yards asphalt paving. 1900 mounds
rod reinf1rcemcnt. 90 light poles. i.sl0 lin
cal feet hand railing, two coats paint on
old structure.
a certified check for $4,000 must accom-
uany each bid. The Levy Court reserves
the right 90 reject any or an bids.
CHARLES T.. CRUDE.
marl-G County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

NOR SALE = GOOD EENIAIKANI
Il business. near shipvard. fully eauipped.
$500 ice box. Paris range, fourteen tahies
.anI counfer. lease good FOR five years VIII
s.U at sacrifice. Investigate this. Penn
nel Dev. Corp. $50 Market st.. second
floor feh2i n.
c,AFES- WHY TAKE CHANCES OK
> records that it rost you money 20 make
aud keep; get safe aud protect them.
Don't take chances n losing them by hre
or theft Get our prices i. II. harman'
40 Walnut 50. Open from 40 to o'clock.
iana2-f
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

U'OR RENT-FIvE ROOM APART
ment; immediate possession. Phon'
1857 mar2-3t
Evening journal., 1920-03-03

WANrED-FARM HELP 10 WORK OF
w farm and In dairy. Call Breidablik
Farm. Phone SIS mar2-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04

The Reward Of Indifferent Playing!
When a bail player does his best
no manager IN the world a ask
any more.
II a ball players best isn't good.
enough to entitIe him TO hold a job
on a big-time team he won't be up
there long.
But when he isn't trying to play
the caliber Of ball of which he Is
capable II Is not only the right but
the duty Of the club manager to act.
The public pays its money 10 see
players perform up to their capa-
city.
Miller Higgins recently benched
Bob Meusel for Indifferent playing
in the outf7eld. although the young
ster was cracking the ball regularly,
well above the 800 mark Bob
wasn't doing his best and deserved
a lesson.
And now Pat Moran has stuck
fines on Pitcher Walter Reuther and
Catcher Nick Allen for alleged in
difference in keeping in condition.
Pat has even gone further than this
in the case OF slim" Sallee for a
similar offense. Moran has asked
waivers for Sallee and IL they are
obtained the former crack pitcher
Of the Reds will be given his I'M
conditional release.
There is a lesson in these cases
for all other players-for all Of Us
We are all players Of some kind OF
a game.
In n walk Of life ones best Is
none too good. Indifference has its
just reward in the this way out
medicine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04
BOTH APPLICABLE AND
FLEM MING TRAINING

frankie Flemming. the Staten Is
land middleweight. Is in strict train
Ing for his bout with Harry Apple
gate, of New Brunswick, to be held
at the Auditorium Sport Club. Perth
Amboy, on Wednesday night. F1em-
ming considers Apologize q tough
proposition and wants TO be as near
At and in good condition as hard
work on the road and gym car get
him. He is working out with Al
Roberts on the Island and his friends
are already predicting that he will
score a knockout owe the New
Brunswick lad. Apologize is also
getting in great shape at a gym in
there indicate that he is not neg
lecting a thing to be in the very pink
for this bout. He has placed him.
self under new management and he
wants to show both his new mama
ger and home town friends that he
is able to go with the best when In
good condition, something he claims
he has not been for many of his
other bouts he has taken part in In
The past.
In another bout on the same card
on Wednesday night Kid Toney. the
pride of Perth Amboy in the BAN
tam division. will get a real tryout
when he faces Freddy Seidel of New
ark. Toney has been doing quite
some boxing around the upper part
of New York state and reports from
there are. that he has made good
with the best. In Seidel he will meet
about the best boy he has faced in
the ring so far and his friends and
followers are anxious to see how he
shapes up against the veteran. Sell
del only recently gave Spider Jer-
ONE an artistic 1acing at Plainfield,
something no other bantam around
these diggings has been able to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04
Morgans Play Tomorrow.

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 4.-The
baseball attraction in this city on
Sunday viii be the game between
the Liberty A. c. OF New Brunswick
and the Morgans of South Amboy.
The first encounter between these
two teams resulted in a victory for
the locals but 1t took the thirteen
innings in which to do it. The second
game was called after a few innings
of fast playing. on account of rain.
Both managers have agreed to use
only the men who were in the line
ups on former occasions and padding
for the game under this rule is i'm
possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04


Michelins VS.. r. c. W., $3.50.
Penn Redcaps VS.. South River
$3.50.
Tomorrow.
Plainhelds. N. Y. vs.. Amboys, r.
c. W., $3.50.
North Amboys vs.. Saint Stars.
1870.
Mack Bull Dogs. n. B.. vs.. Totem
vile, $3.50.
Franklins VS.. Matawan, $3.50.
Pioneers VS.. Sacred Hearts, $3.50.
Lyceums VS.. PAGERS, South River.
$3.50.
Keasbey VS.. ~Sayreville, $3.50.
Monday.
Richcreeks Va. Amboys, r. c. w.
1880.
Richcreeks VS.. Amboys. r. c. W.
$3.50.
Saints VS.. Metuchen, $3.50.
Lyceums We. Woodbridge $3.50.
Frank1ins Va. S~ayreville, $3.50.
North Amboy VS.. Helmetta, 1880
North Amboy VS.. Helmetta- $3.50
N. X. Maroons VS.. Tottenville, $3.50
Maurers va. Old Bridge, $3.50.
Matawan VS.. Keyport, $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04
Big HeImetta Games Expected.

BY Special Correspondent.
HELMETTA, Sept. labor Day
and the week end will be observed
with the staging of three high-class
baseball games by Manager Harry
Hoffman of the local team that will
be sufficient to keep the fans home
to root for the newly organized team
that is making such a name through
out the county, playing Sunday
games. E
This afternoon, at 4 o'clock. the
Mack Bull Dogs, of New Brunswick.
will be the attraction. This team
was given a coat of whitewash on
their recent visit to Helmetta and
are smarting under this humiliation.
They are determined to reverse n
standing of the teams and Manager
Hoffman is confident that he viii
again defeat the Bull Dogs. Anyway
the game promises to be a good one
Norcross. of Hightstown. the sensat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04

Special CorrespondenL
KEASBEY. Sept. 4.-The Keas-
beyites expect to add another victory
to their list when they meet the Say
reville All Stars. at Sayreville, tomor-
row afternoon. The players will
leave on the 1 o'clock car from Perth
Amboy.
The SayreviIle Stars comprise a
number of good ball players in that
vicinity and the team hopes to give
the locals a-hard tussle.
Keasbey's usual lineup will take
the field.
Fullerton and Larsen will be the
battery while Maloney, John Fuller
ton, Gloff, Pfeiffer, 500, HaIherts and
Burke will make up the remaining
players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04
lily IMPORTANT GAMES WILL Be PLAYED IN And NEAR PERTH AMDOY OVER HOLIDAY

ional youngster signed by the local
team will be given a trial and as his
win over Cranbury Is sufficient for
the prediction that he will win.
On Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, Helmetta viii resemble a
military camp. The fast-going
Raritan Arsenal team will come to
Helmetta with their best lineup and
try to break the winning streak OF
the locals. Accompanying the
Arsenal nine viii be a big delegation
of soldiers and no doubt the fair sex
of the town will turn out to do the
soldier boys honor. Mondoker will
probably pitch this game as he is
going good now.
On Monday afternoon a double
Header Will be booked. The North
Amboy Sporting Club, of Perth Am
boy, are booked for a double header
in the afternoon. This team comes
with a strong reputation for victories
and will be met with a strong line
up. Cyclone Smith, of New Bruins
wick, Will start the first game and
sends word that he would like to
pitch both games. This he will pro-
badly do if he is in good form. First
game starts at 1870 o'clock. The
Helmetta lineup in the three games
will be: Hopkins, C; Yates. II: Lat
kanic, IF; Platt, IS; Hum, Sb; +.
Smith, 1b; Holtz, 2b: Norcross,
Mondoker and Smith, p; Delaney, CT.
Monday morning at 1880 O'Clock
the Helmetta Boy Scouts will cross
bats with the Spotswood Scouts and
the fur should fly as both are claim
ing the baseball honors of this sec
ton among the scouts.
Globes Va. Dublin Pals.
The Globe light juniors will clash
with the Dublin Pals tomorrow. This
game is expected to be hard fought
and will be played on the lumber
field at 1870 o'clock sharp. On Mon
day the Globes will clash with the
Red Stars.
Saints Play Metuchen
The st. Anthony baseball team
will lay of tomorrow afternoon and
play the representative Metucher
team on Monday afternoon The
Saints were originally scheduled &c
play the Camp Vail soldier team or
Sunday, but a number of changes al
the camp materially weakened this
team and the manAger Of the camr
nine does not care TO book the local
diamond tossers until he can place
his strongest team on the field. Tit
soldiers defeated the Saints earlier
in the season by a score OF 5-4 IN
eleven innings. The Metuchen. bal
tossers boast OF a one run victor,
over the Amboy clan. The players
are requested to meet at the cornel
( Smith and Mcclellan streets a
1890 on Monday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-04

The Penn Red Caps. the combina-
ton which lost a rs game to the
Perth Amboy baseball club a short
time ago will travel to South River
this afternoon to cross bats with an
all star team from that place. The
coiored aggregation have suffered
very few defeats outside of the AM
boy setback so far this year. Lang
ford, Wiley or Edward will do the
pitching for the Caps. while Reggie
or Nisonoff will occupy the mound
for the home nine.