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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-23
YOUNG JUDAEA.

Hear the voice of Israel's elders,
Calling on Judaea's son:
"Who will be the future leaders
When the older men are gone?
Who will do what we have started,
Bring the Jew to ancient station;
Who will urge the weary-hearted,
Fight for right and live nation 2"
See the brave and youthful heroes
Coming onward with the call;
"When we're one oppressors fear US,
Courage, courage, brothers all"
Israel's patriots and sages
Taught us how to live like men;
Israel's youth, with hearts courageous,
Live for God and Race again!
every Jew is each mans brother,
Fighting on for God and Right,
Fearless, cheering one another,
Aiding all with main and might.
Hopeful-hearted, helpful handed,
Join in union every Jew!
God will help us, when we're banded,
Build the nation up anew!" --1. ----
-Samuel s., Grossman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
8 BIG CANES
OVER HOLIDAY
Amboys to Play PIalnfield on
Sunday and the Richcreek
Athletics 2 Games Monday

The Richcreek Athletics from
North Bergen will oppose the Perth
Amboy Baseball Club In a double
header on the Raritan Copper field
Monday afternoon. The North Ber-
gen outfit is well known to local
fans for this team played the Perth
Amboyans several weeks ago. and O.
five inning scoreless tussle was stop
ped in the fifth inning on account of
rain. On Sunday afternoon the
Plainfield club from New York. This
team defeated the Farmers of New
York So last Sunday.
Lefty" Mattress the North Ber-
gen ace who opposed the local team
in their first appearance here, will
surely pitch one of the games for the
visitors on Monday. Only two hits
were secured off him in the game he
pitched. Harry Apologize, the star
right handler of the Amboys will twirl
for Amboy against Mattress.
The Richcreek manager has not
announced his pitching choice for
the second game of the double head
'er, but Manager Joseph Mullen of
the Amboy team has announced that
Aicer Jensen, star southpaw, formerly
with the Newark Internationals and
Springfield Eastern league nine will
probably pitch the second contest for
the local team. The Athletics line
up Is expected to be practically the
same as that which appeared here
earlier in the season. Apologize will
pitch the Sunday game for Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
MOTOR VEHICLE DEMAND
NOW GREATEST IN HISTORY

BY The Associated Press.
WASHNGTON-The whole world
seems to be demanding motor We
hicles and is looking to United States
for supply. Records of Dept. of Com
merce for the fiscal year 1920, just
ended, show that automobiles and
parts of automobiles valued at $685.
252.376 were shipped from this
country. This was nearly nine times
the total value of such exports dur
ing the twelve months ended June
80 was 24,356. valued at s41,575-
6S4 as compared with 1921 valued
car shipments showed an even
greater increase, the total being
1883, valued at $125.3s4,025. as
compared with 41,2e1 valued at
$45,852,705 the year before.
The United Kingdom led in the
imports of both commercial and
passenger cars. taking 1888 of the
former and 1888 of the latter.
Canada was second in the matter of
both types OF cars, taking 2,443
commercial and 1898 passenger We
hicles. Cuba imported 4,663 passen-
ger cars and 1926 commercial auto
mobiles. Brazil was next behind
Canada in imports of passenger cars
10 the Total OIL osluS. DIlllcu Auuld
imported S.144 passenger cars and
British South Africa 5.752. Aus
tralia took 5,s9s, Argentina 3.343
and New Zealand 5.2ss passenger
cars.
The Scandinavian countries also
were heavy purchasers of passenger
automobiles, Norway taking 3,0S5
and Sweden 4,055. Spain purchased
AHA, Denmark 2.374 China 1883,
Uruguay 2.754. Peru 1851, Mexico
2,749, Philippine Islands 2.444. and
Chile 619. France imported only
sac passenger vehicles. but it took
1892 commercial cars. japan also
purchased 1895 commercial trucks
and Mexico LOTT.
American motor cycles also con-
tinuel in heavy demand a total of
35,041 valued at s9.550,022 being ex-
ported during the fiscal yea
The demand for American ma
chimes brought with it a correspond
ing demand for equipment. The
value of automobile tires exported
during the fiscal year 1920 was $780,
91s,777, as compared with $22,630-
200 the year before. The total Of
automobile engines shipped was 3D.
421, valued at ~ss.070,449, compared
with 2S445 valued at ~S4,434,244 the
year before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
gSIIlIMMI
From Bare KnuckIes to Nowi

Me business man-you business
mani De money in De pocket"
This was the short yet colorful
Deschamps held with Jack Kearns
before he shipped baggage for home
q couple of months ago.
The Frenchman had just finished
harvesting $4,000 silks or there
abouts for himself and Carpenter
when he turned loose this remark.
Then they went home to recover
from the financial dare which Ameri.
ca had handed them.
They're coming back now. Hes
scheduled to box Battling Levinsky
in the early autumn days Of October
in Brooklyn. Dempsey is down in
the future book to shine Of Billy
Miske. Gunboat Smith and Bill Bren-
nan In the meantime.
There are whispers going the
rounds that when Carpenter steps
down the gang plank the stun will
and himself. II he meets Levinsky
first and should not get over the trial
horse he wouldn't draw a nickel with
Dempsey.
Tex RAckard Is putting extra seats
in his New York sport temple getting
ready for what's to come-whatever
that is.
Agreements don't cut much OF a
figure these days. Everything Is
In the "on-again-off-again"
fashion.
"Me business man-you business
man. De money in de pocket" That
is the slogan of the American
promoters as well as French. Boxing
Is a business. Money is the objective.
Coin makes the world get up in the
morning when it would be p~leasanter
to doze on. We are ALT striving In
our own little way to knock out a
few extra dimes for food, clothing
and shelter plus a few hoop-las and
other Injuries.
Boxing has come a long way since
the bare knuckle scraps Of the
yesterdays. Yep! that's q chinful
of gospel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
DEMPSEY AND MISKE IN
FINAL TRAINING STAGES

BENTON HARBOR. Mich.-Af-
ter a twenty-four hour layoff Jack
Dempsey and Billy Miske today en-
tered the final stages of training for
their ten-round heavyweight cham
pionship contest scheduled to be
decided here next Monday after
noon.
Neither Dempsey nor the chal-
lenger did any boxing yesterday for
fear of going STALE" but they plan
to their full boxing program
this afternoon.
Dempsey's staff of sparring part
ners was increased to -four with the
arrival of Harry Greb. Of Pitts
burgh, who is to meet Chuck"
Virgins, of Indianapolis, in one Of
the four heavyweight contests La
Dor Day.
Homer Smith, a heavyweight,
from Kalamazoo, Mich. was added
to Miske's STAFF OF sparring mates.
Smith is scheduled to box Tony
Melchoir. Of Chicago. on the Labor
Day card.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
RUTH SUES Film
COMPANIES FOR MILLION

Not content with the 100000 he
is to receive for motion picture work
at the end OF the baseball season,
Babe Ruth has brought a supreme
court action to recover $1,000 900
from some concerns who ere show
ing him in the movies without his
consent.
Counsel for the movie people put
Babe in the class with President Will
son and other great men by arguing
that the Yankee fielder Is a public
character and was not protected by
the Civil Rights act. The attorney
asserted that motion picture concerns
had a right to photograph Babe at
any time without his consent in con-
nection with a public ceremony.
Justice Guy modified the Temporal
ry Injunction already granted against
the showing Of the Ruth pictures by
modifying the decree TO the extent
that the pictures may be exhibited
until the motion for a permanent in
junction is declared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
No Michelin
Ingot Game
This Week

Although Manager Harry Apple
gate of the Raritan Copper works
baseball team Is ready 70 book the
Michelins of Midtown for the second
game Of the series between these
two teams to be played at the local
field on Saturday afternoon the In
gots will play the All Col1egians Of
New York, a fast combination of ball
tossers. Manager Applegate of the
locais has been interested in the ma
tional game long enough to know
that no team will draw better than
a combination from ones W city or
county.
The Midtown combination Is
booked to play~the American writ
ing Paper Co. team on Saturday af-
ternoon. Local fans are of the opin-
ion that the Midtown team is not go
ing to gain any prestige In the
sporting world by playing this team,
Amboyans interested in baseball and
in this all important series want the
second game of this series played,
and they are not interested in any
other game outside of the third Du-
pont-Copper game, until this series
is played of. Manager Harry APP
Eplegate of the local team has done
everything possible to book the tire
town boys for this Saturday. The
Midtown opposition halls from Holy
|oke Mass.
The Copper works opponent for
this Saturday. therefore. rests solely
upon the decision of the Midtown
manager. IF he accepts Manager
IApplegate's request, Midtown will
play here and baseball attendance
records should be broken. II he
does not accept the date. the All
|Collegians from New York will OPP
pose the Copper workers, and while
a good baseball game Is expected
the interest in the contest will not
be as great.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
WILL BE GIVEN TRY0UT
WITH NEW YORK GIANTS
By SPECIAL correspondent.

BY SPECIAL Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 1.-Rog-
gie," q ball tosser from this city
who has come to be recognized as
one OF the best in the section Is at
last to realize the dream of all small
boys-a tryout in the big league.
On Friday he will report to John
J. McGraw at New York for a tryout
with the New York Giants. "Roggie"
is a youngster OF seventeen years
and of Polish extraction. He was
born and raised in the sand lots of
Mechanicsville and Melrose. This Is
not his first trip to the big leagues
having Keen up once before but on
account of his youth was returned
to this city.
Not knowing that he was due for
a big league tryout Heinie thinner
man at the game in South River last
Saturday advised the kid" to stick
and some day you will be In the big
noise" he said. Zim had his eye
on the speed merchant from this
city all afternoon and had quiet a
lengthy talk with him in the club
house following the game. While on
Saturday he did not pitch he showed
up to great advantage at the bat
being largely responsible for the ex-
ceilent showing of the Polish Giants.
Reggie owes his opportunity for a
tryout largely to his partner Tom
Render who will accompany the boy
to the Polo Grounds on Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
AQUEH0NGA A. c. VS..
R0SSVILLE SATURDAY

The Tottenville oval on Saturday
Afternoon will be the scene of a base
ball contest about which there has
been a great deal OF talk. The A
quehonga A. c. a team made UP
most of players at present perform
ing with the representative Totem
willie team, and the Rossville A. G.
This contest is being played for the
benefit of the Aquehonga building
come out strong in an effort to aid
the Aquehonga club in raising their
fund.
Neither team has announced the
lineup which will represent them on
the field in this game, but the Ross
Vile nine is expected to present the
same nine as that which opposed the
TottenvilIe nine in several hard
fought contests already this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
WHAT THEY SAY
EDDIE MURPHY.

In mentioning pinch hitters the
name OF Eddie Murphy Of the White
Sox stands around the top Of the
list. Murphy believes that luck play,
a big part in the pinch hitting game
He says:
"a good pinch hitter needs to
have the same qualifications as
q good all-around batter with
just a little something extra. The
little something, / would say, is
coolness under fire or ability to
rise TO the occasion. There r
some men who never do them
selves justice In a crisis. They
seem to go to pieces. There are
others who react to an cmcrgen-
cy and do even better work than
common. 1 must admit that luck
plays q more important part in
pinch hitting than Il does IN tho
ordinary batting average. As a
pinch hitter you face the pitcher
only once, and you either do or
you don't and have it all over
with. The thing I object to most
is the pinch hitter usually has to
act pretty closely on the mana
gers orders. No batter likes
to act under orders, although he
recognizes that such orders r
often necessary"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
JAMESBURG WINS GAME
FROM FREEHOLD SUNDAY

Jameaburgs victory Owe Freehold
at Freehold on Sunday Afternoon Is
quite a feat particularly since the
latter team has scored victories over
the Lyceums Of this city. Lakewood
and numerous other strong com
binations from Middlesex and Mon
mouth counties. The final score OF
Sundays game was 81, the visitors
securing eleven hits while their op~
ponents were only able 70 secure I'VE
on the delivery OF OfGurk.
~Jemesburg scored one run In the
second and fourth innings and two
runs in the sixth and eighth stanz1s.
The home teams only counter came
in the eighth round. Frost and Smith
featured with the stick for the win
ming combination. while Perrine also
OF Jamesburg secured the longest hit
Of the game. q four base clout-
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
THIRTY MILE TEAM RACE
AT NEWARK BOWL" TONIGHT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teams will
start in the sthirty-mile team race
at the velodrome tonight. The grind
will include fifteen sprints. one
every two miles. and the riders have
been paired so as to bring out the
best results. Pete Moeskops. the
Holland champion, will ride with
Oscar Egg. the Swiss.
There will also be a three-corner-
ed match race between Frank Kra-
mer, Pete Moeskops and While
Spencer at one mile. Ray Eaton
was to have been in this event, but
he was suspended for using abusive
language to Referee Anderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
GOTS FAIL TO LAND GAME WITH hCMMS FOR SATRDAY-PN ALL ClIEG
KEASBEY r. c. TO MEET
SAYREVILLE ALL STARS

By Special Correspondent
KEASBEY. Sept 4. - Manager
Schuster has booked his Keasbey r.
{. TO meet the Sayreville All Stars.
at Sayreville. Sunday afternoon.
Manager Cobb, Of the Sayreville
team. has booked Keasbey as the
biggest attraction of the aso and
will have his best team on the field.
The best there is in baseball in the
vicinity of South River and Sayre-
vile has been combined to meet The
Keasbeyites on Sunday.
Manager Schuster win have the
same team on the field rs was de-
featsd by Woodbridge last Sunday.
A change In the batting order will
take place.
The team will leave on the I
O'Clock a from Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Makes Triple Play Alone

Fans who Witnessed the Akron-
Buffalo game at Buffalo yesterday
afternoon were dazed with a light
ming play in the final session. This
home team was leading IA and
Akron went in to take their last
bats. Shields singled TO start and
the expected rally was continued by
Walsh singing. Webb, the third
batter, drove a liner that appearQ
to be going safely, but Walter Keat-
ing, the Buffalo captain and short
stop, made a great catch of the liner
for the first out. stepped on second,
making the second out on Shields,
and touched Walsh al he was COM
ing into second. completing an un-
assisted triple play. The fans did
not know the game was over until
the players left the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
ENDURANCE BOWLING
CONTEST MONDAY

Arrangements are being made to
run an endurance bowling contest
on the Argonne alleys, formerly the
Imperial hotel on Labor Day. Sep
TENDER 6. Anyone desiring to enter
this contest should communicate
with Howard Richards. and further
information on this contest can be
secured at the Hotel Argonne.
With the announcement of the
opening of the Bohnsack alleys, Ar
gonne alleys and the X. M. G. A.
alleys. bowling fans are of the opin-
ion that one of the most popular
indoor sports in this city will have
Its best local season during the
coming winter. With at least four
alleys ready for action the forma-
ton of teams is the next necessary
step, and announcement of team or
ganization is expected to be made
known shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
PENN FOOTBALL MEN
BEGIN FALL PRACTICE

PHILADELPHIA - Candidates
who hope to make the University
of Pennsylvania varsity football
team gathered in force yesterday at
George School. near this city, for
preliminary practice and for study
Of the fundamentals Of the game.
Head Coach John Weisman. for
merly OF Georgia Tech and now
head coach at Pennsylvania, lined
up the candidates for the first time.
There will be daily workouts at
George school and on September 10
real scrimmage will begin on
franklin Field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
BOB MEUsEL

During the present season Bob
Meusel, the Pacific Coast recruit, has
played outfield, third base and the
bench for the Yankees. He thinks
he could play better at first base. He
says:
1T rather like to play outfeld,
though 1 believe / could do best
at first base. But, of course, be-
ing q new conner I'm glad enough
TO get on anywhere and 1 have
done as well as I could. i don't
suppose L have set the league on
fire with my sensational fielding,
but / have done my best and no
body car do any better than that.
1 think 1 can hit, anyway, and
1 don't believe 1T is due to the
livelier ball or the new pitching
rules for I always could sting the
old apple"
IRIS SPEAKER
The Cleveland Indians have beer
losing ground recently, yet Trf:
Speaker isn't shaken in his faith IN
the team. He says:
"We've lost a bit of ground.
But we still are right on the heels
of the leaders. In the past few
years the Indians have been n
greatest September ball club in
either league and there's no rea-
son why this year should prove
an exception. We're I'm a fine po-
sition TO cop with the driving
finish of September to go on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Is Your Skin Ablaze
With Fiery Itchings1

and local applications have no -
feet whatever. That Is why salvez
ointments, lotions. washes -
other remedies applied to the sk1n
can do no more THAI give mere
temporary relief.
If you want genuine relief fro<1
The fortunes Of skin diseases. lose
no time In discsrding al loceI
remedies, and begin taking s So
For fuil Information sbouf yocf
case, write Medical Dirce<e<<
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
JIMMY BRITT


Former Lightweight Champion
Jimmy Britt passes the remark tina
Billy Miske won't be a sset-up TO
Jack Dempsey on Labor Day. III
says:
Like most fans I believed
that Miske would be easy for
Dempsey before / watched him
workout In his training camp.
After seeing him go I've chang
cd my mind. He Is ms big physi-
cally as the champion. He is fast
and seems to have plenty OF pow
err behind his punches and an
the time he seems to know just
what he Is doing and the reason
for II. This is a rare thing for
heavywefghts- They usually box
or move instinctively. While
In my opinion, the champion VIII
win, 1 certainly do not look for
him to be an easy winner"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
summer Outpoints stapleton

Johnny Summers. of New York.
outpointed Tommy Stapleton of
Paterson in a twelve round bout at
the Coliseum in Newark last night.
In the semi-final twelve round event
George Ward of Elizabeth scored a
win on points over Johnny Gray of
Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
U AMB0Y Y. N. C. A.
BOWLING ALLEYS OPEN

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 1.-The Z.
NJ. c. A bowling alleys are scheduled
TO be opened today. These alleys
have been placed in first class con-
dition during the summer and
among the finest alleys In this sec
ton Of the county. Already the
bowling team OF the "Y" Is active
and a busy season - planned. AT
least two tournaments viii start
within a month and several games
will be arranged with teams in the
immediate vicinity Just a. soon as
the varsity has been picked The
local ~" has a number OF trophies
in their possession. won in contests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
GEoRGE sISLER

Clubs who pitch to Babe Ruth
of walking him fare the besi
according to George sisler. He says
"Our pitchers pitch to Ruth.
From what I understand the
Cleveland pitchers do not. We
pass Babe only when Il is abso-
lutely necessary-say In a close
game and we are leading toward
the finish. and there Is q m on
with two out. We would not
pitch to any star batter under
such circumstances Ii we could
get a chance at a weaker one"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
They should WORRY.

PHILADELPHIA-The Athletics
have already won more games this
year than they took last season.
They gobbled but thirty six in the
1919 grind. They're playing good
ball now
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

SEATTLE.-Few of the Coast
League fans believe that Pat Moran
pulled a bone when he paid 10000
for Sammy Bohne. crack infielder of
the Siwash club and of the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Winner Products.

SAN FRANCISCO.-No less than
ten players. who graduated from the
Frisco Mid Winter League, are max
ing good in organized baseball. They
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Marvel OF Change.

CLEVELAND. - Pitcher Elmer
Myers. who failed to get going for
Iris Speakers Indians, is going great
guns for the Boston Red Sox. His
reversal of form is believed due to
the luck of change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh. g.; New York, s.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis. 2.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, 1 Go In
nings).
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, o.
Standing of the Clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

The daily razz Of hostile fans
Is ever In his brain,
1 will tell you what-a catch's Job
Would drive most birds insane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

Games To-Day
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

Because a catcher is bundled
up in shin guards. q breast pro-
any fan viii tell you that he isn't
in any danger of getting hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Standings In MAO,
Baseball Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis, 8: New York, 2.
Cleveland, z; Washington, 1.
Boston, z: Chicago, 8.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, s (15
fnnspo1 ~arknoaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

Impurities in the blood cause
millions Of tiny disease germs to
set 10 Their stack on the sur
lace Of the skin. and IN the form
Of p;mples, boils. sesly eruptions
and itchy. burning irritations. be-
rin fheir dishrurtng and destruc-
tive work
These disease germs can be
reached only through the blood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

You can pick a veteran catcher
out of any crowd on the bathing
beaches. His legs are thick and
mussed up with ugly scars.