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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
BROOKLYN FIVE
MEET ALL STARS
Auditorium win be Scene OF
Hot Contest Tonight Sepa-
rates Long Win Record

Eo, saveral consecutive years
basketeers representing the 81.
James TTiangles of Brooklyn, ppl
ann.hilated or just nosed out AiI oP,
ponents. Not once in that period GAO
they meet defeat until last FRIDAY
Night with Drevfuss. Norman, Barry,
Ewing and Malone in the lineup they
took on the Brooklyn Separates IN d
game which literally had the steepls
city basketball fans by the ears. Ana
then the Triangles lost their lIrst
game-by a single point 70 10 20.
The Separates refreshed from thelr
trying effort and as a result or the
victory, ranked with the leading gum
tets of the metropolitan dlstrlct,
will show at the Auditorium tonlSht
as of the All-Stars, With
Nat Holman in the lineup.
The Separates ton ght Will nave
Cooney and Stanchberry at Forward;
Dadson at center, ana ClArAe aLu
Prennan in the defensive positions.
sill smarting under the sting of
the one point defeat at the hands
of the Hoboken five in their opening
attraction last Wednesday night,
Holmar's proteges will be out Tor
revenge tonight at the expense OF the
dist. nguished visitors.
Holman intends TO present a num-
Der Of new players in the lineup To-
night. The only occupants OF Ger
tain positions this morning we're Nat
himself, and his brother, MISSY.
They will both play guards. For the
forward positions there are ayaliaple
Shartoff a Newark stnr; Phl!llps,, a
Bridgeport regular; Dave Fem. the
diminutive forward from Newark VINO
showed such great form IN a nuflpef
of appearances against the Audlpo-
rum five and Charlie Sher of Tot
~tenville.
There is a strong possibility that
Dave Nc MILAN who jumped CEN
ter for Carl Reeds All stars, VIII
appear In that position tonight. The
management may spring a surprise
also in the appearance OF a former
cantain of the N. Y. U. team. Van
NTulchahey will be the eleventh man
on the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
ANOTHER GOOD BOUT
ADDED TO FIGHT CARD

Joe McNulty, promoter of the Am
boy Sporting Club, has secured Young
Terry McGoVern. OF Philadelphia, to
fight Charlie Beecher. the crack
New York featherweight In one OF
the main eight round events at the
next show OF the club in the Audi
forum.
McGovern has met Johnny Kilbane,
Young CLANCY and some of the other
good boys in his class. He Is consid-
cred In Philadelphia as highly as
Beecher is in New York.
Beecher, the New York boy by his
showing in all his fights throughout
this section OF the country is being
matched by a number of the clubs,
and his manager is being kept busy
signing bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
High school Boys Win Easily.

The combination which Nat Gold
berger picked to represent the Alum
nj, was no match for Coach Evans
high school boys who scored a VIC
tory by q score of 1920. LewkowitZ
and Kocheck were high scorers from
the field for the high school, while
schwartz and Roth were high scorers
for the Alumni.
Coach Evans started Silver at CEN
ter and IewkowitZ at forward in this
game and the high school team scored
nine points before the Alumni made
a point. Roth who has been playing
considerable basketball of late. was
not started in the Alumni lineup.
The first half ended with the score
H.. in favor of the high school
team.
The second session found Ulman
out of the game. and Schwartz jump
ing center in place of Goldberger,
who went to forward. 1t could be
seen that the Alumni did not have a
chance to score a victory. so Evans
used up all his mon on the bench.
Kocheck, Hughes, Forman and Slad-
kus getting in the game in this ses-
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
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a few hours

Relief comes instantly. A dose taken
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The very first dose opens your cloogged-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
Alumni Girls Win Game From
II. S. Varsity; Boys Beat Grads

At the beginning Of the final ses-
sion Miss Lewis, of the Alumni, drop
ped q goal from the field in the hlSn
school basket. and this was credited
to Miss Wilentz OF the high school
team as captain. A few moments
later Miss David dropped in a field
goal and the score stood 12-lO. MISS
Ruth Macan again started h scor-
ing for the Alumni and the high
school team were left In the rear,
In the last session Miss Ruth Ma
can scored three field and n foul
goals, Miss Elizabeth Macan, who
was moved from side center to for
ward this half, scored field, and
Miss Warter scored one double
counter. The high school points,
seven in number, were scored by the
Misses Wilentz, Handerhan and
David.
Miss Doris Willsey refereed the
girls game, while Louis "Pox' Booz
otficiated in the boys game.
nNba cppra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
MORGAN A. C. GET
READY FOR DIAMOND

BIZ Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, March 31:-The
Morgan A. G. has r~eorganized for the
1920 baseball season. At an enthu-
siastic meeting held in Menaker's
pool room there were thirty mon
signed up, most of whom will report
for baseball practice. This outfit
will be composed of a number of old
time stars as well a. some younger
material who show great prospects.
Andrew Kvist has been chosen
manager of the team and announces
that he will be open to challenges on
and after April 25. The-team wlii
play both Saturday and Sunday ball
| with Whitehead's field as their home
! diamond. Manager Kvist would like
to hear from other senior cams OF
| this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
GIRLS CLUB TO END
SEASON ON THURSDAY

The CANS CIub basketball team
will close its season on Thursday
night when they win travel to Plain
field to stack forces against the
crack representative female team OF
that place, The local combination
have met some Of the best girls
teams in the east during the season
and have made u remarkable record.
Tho contest OF Thursday night will
be between two evenly matched out
fits. and will he a fitting close to the
schedule of the Perth A1nboy team.
In this game the Girls club will
probably line up in tho following
fashion, the Misses Ruth and Eliza
beth Macan, forwards; Ethel Lewis,
center, and Marion. Burns and Doris
Willsey, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
FIREM EN- URGED TO
DECIDE ON LEAGUE

All the fire companies interested in
the forming Of a department baseball
league are requested to communi-
cate with the sporting department of
the NEWS at the earliest possible
date, so that O. meeting can be called
where all the representatives of the
different companies can talk over
the chances of organizing such
a league.
The Mcclellan Engine Company,
the Eagles, the Washington, the Gar
fields, the Liberties and the Protec-
ton and Lincolns should find it easy
&c form a baseball nine, a majority of
the above named having representa-
tive combinations on the diamond
last ear
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
HIGH SCHOOL HAS rs
MEN FOR THE NINE

About twenty-five candidates for
the high school baseball team ap-
peared in the high school gym yes
terday afternoon to take part in the
practice called by Coach Evans. 1t
is very likely that the ear Will be
out on the field this afternoon pre-
pairing the ground for their initial
outdoor practice.
The candidates were lined up In
two sections of the gym and ordered
to keep throwing the ball back and
forth to timber up their throwing
arm. The coach then gave instruc-
tions regarding bunting a ball and
each one was given chances at prac-
ticing the bunt after which they
were ordered to run to the base after
laying down the bah.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TEAM

Tho Speedway basketball team,
Junior champions of Middlesex coun-
ty, and who have bcen defeated but
once this season, in this game by
the crack DOminicans, of Newark,
would like to meet the original Perth
Amboy high school basketball team.
John Bradley, manager of the chal-
longing team, can be reached at 107
Broad street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
LEHIGHS WANT GAMES
WITH STRONG MINES

The Lehigh baseball team has been
re-organized for the coming season
and Anton Zboyan, manager of the
team would like to arrange games
with all strong junior teams, the North
|Amboy sporting club, Maurers, Saint
|Anthonies, Salems. Clovers and PERISH
Iings. Zboyan can be reached at 765
State street.
The lineup for this can will be
Ichosen from. +. Chek. Dummy. Ma
IAanoy, w. Burke, S. Timko. w. Rush,
y. Shuback, S. Midura, @. Dunton'
Tony Majesty and Lehigh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
PAYNE'S ALL STARS WIN
MATCH FROM SHELTERS

Payne's All Stars won two out of
three gaIfes from the A. S. & r.
bowlers on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last
might. Wiberalske with an average OF
1872 being honor man for the night.
IEyerkuss scored 226 in the second
game, high score for the night. he
also being second high average with
l191. Einhorn made 220 and Payne
I201 during the match.
On Thursday night the Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. bowling team of South Amboy will
meet the Payne All Star combination
on the local alleys.
The scores last night:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
JOBS FOR PERRlNES
.peoto1

By Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, March 31-Frederick
rChubby'') Perrine, well-known as a
baseball player with semi-professional
teams, has signed to play third base
with the Morrisville. Pa, team of the
delaware Valley League, ct an ad-
vance over the 1920 salary. He will
also play with the Keyport Sunday
team. Fred made quite a hit in the
few games he played at Keyport last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
NORTH AMBOY TO HAVE
TEAM ON DIAMOND

The North Amboy Sporting Club
will have a representative baseball
team on the diamond this year that
should compare with the best strong
junior and light senior combinations
IN this section. Carl Kaufman has
been secured to manage the d~estintes
Of the clubs diamond team, and the
would be glad to arrange
games with any outfits in this city or
county. All communications should
be addressed to Kaufman at the club
in Chauncey street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
AL ROBERTS KNOCKS
OUT FRANK JORDAN

AL Roberts, the Staten Island
heavyweight, added another knock
out to his list last night when he
knocked ont Frank Jordan, a New
ark protege of Al Weinert, in the
seventh round of their bout at the
Bayonne A. A. Jordan took a terrific
lacing before finally submitting to
the count.
On Monday night at the Newark
Sportsmen's Club Roberts fights VIII
lie Mcehan, the stubby heavy from
the v estern coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31

AQuehOnga


The Independent basketball team
will meet q crack combination of
! courteters known as the Tmperlals on
| the Y. M. c.. A. court tonight. This
is the Independents second game Of
| the season, defeating the South AM
boy high school combination Monday
night in South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
PEMBERT0N HIGH MAN

In the games rolled on the Aque-
honga alleys in Tottenville on Mon
day night in the All Staten Island
League between the Aquehongas and
the Castletons, Bill P~emberton, Of
this city. was the only Louie" to
score a double century mark, he
making 213 In the second game.
Frederick, anchor man for the Cas-
tletons, took high average honors for
the night with 1872. The Tottenville
team lost three straight games.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
Room 20 Wins Game

Room % of the grammar school
defeated Room % In a league game
of dodge ball yesterday by a score of
23-11. John Austin is manager of
tho winning team. composed of the
boys of the industrial class, and the
manager would like to arrange
games with any other team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31

The st. Anthony baseball team will
hold another practice session on the
Raritan Copper Works field at 6
o'clock tonight. All of the players
that are endeavoring to make the
team will be out for t%onight's prac-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-31
TOFT'S TEAM WINS

On Saturday morning in the Junior
employed league, lofts basketball
team defeated Frankel, and Carbon
beat Larson. The standing to date Is
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

In the north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
BIG MONEY IN
POULTRYTOBE
GOT IN VALLEY
by G. A. MARTIN.
CContiuued ron DaEe u

year. total Of S151. 395.732. This
shows something Of the importance
Of the poultry business OF the United
States"
8Ir. Morrison says there is already
much interest IN the show the FL PasO
Poultry association viii hold mere
January 10Y and that entries have
been made from as far as 1000 miles
away.
All prizes this year are to be cash.
to induce breeders from long dis
lance TO show. JIG is not so much a
matter Of showing local chickens for
the sake Of winning prizes, says AR
Morrison, as TO bring in good chick
ems from other sections as an iuspira-
ton to those already engaged in the
business or lukewarm on the subject
To Be Made An Inspiration.
In the past these shows have been
more in the nature Of friendly rivalry
between local poultry raisers. The
show this year is to be made an in
SEPARATION for the poultryman and the
man who has not yet realized the
value OF poultry raising
W. C. Pierce, Of Chicago. nationally
judge, is 10 be the man who win make
the awards
The letter now going out to pros
pective entrants says Of him: He
judged at Madison Square Garden, at
Indianapolis and at the coliseum in
Chicago He IS a licensed A. P. A.
judge and a win from him is some
thing to haFe-its advertising value
is enormous And when he finishes.
he isn't going to run for the next
train either. He is under contract to
stay in the hail at least a day after
he has made awards, TO answer your
questions"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
PROTEST AT
MINIMUM WAGE SCHEDULE

increase in his own payroll OF $500
a month and asserted that Il means
an increase Of from $4,000 70 $1,000 a
month 20 the laundry payrolls OF the
city. It means, Fletcher said. that
a lot Of girls viii be getting more
than they earn and more than the
laundries can AFFORD to pay as a
blanket miElmum wage"
J. Hicks, OF the Hayward
Overall company, said IL meant that
his firm would be put out Of BUSH
ness Eve have girls working for
US" Mr. Hicks said, who are get
ting So week and are not worth
that We simply cant pay IT,"
As To Apprentices.
Mr.. Schwartz said that in the case
Of the Popular It meant that he
would have to pay girls So a week
to learn millinery and dress making,
who as learners are worth next to
nothing There are lots OF people in
Fl Paso," 1lr- Schwartz said, who
ask us 20 take their boys and girls
in at small salaries just TO keep them
off the streets during vacation times.
We could not pay these people So a
week as this law would require. And l
It would mean We would have to let 4
people worth less than SO a week /
CO. ]
William J. Moran SAYS the law only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

more limited space than can the
goose, the latter needing free range
and water, while the former has been
proved to do well without water.
While the goose cannot profitably
be raised in as large numbers as
the duck. still It cannot justly be
termed profitable. There are many
places on a farm that are worthless
Tor cultivation that could be utilized
with excellent results for goose rails
ing. Fields that have streams,
branches, or unused springs on them
could be turned to good advantage
BY making them into goose pastures
Many farmers are profiting by this
and adding 10 their incomes annually.
The care and attention necessary for
raising geese are small when com
pared with the returns, and the cost
OF food is also propOrtionately small
in comparison with the cost Of food
used for other birds bred for market
A goose on range viii gather the
largest portion Of its food. consist
ing OF grasses. insects and other ami
NAL and vegetable matter to be found
in the fields and brooks
Young geese are fattened BY placing
them in a pen, not too large, so that
they viii not exercise too much, and
by feeding them once day all they
viii eat I'D clean OF a moist mash
made OF one-third shorts AID two
thiEds corn meal. and two feeds daily
OF corn with some oats or barley.
While fattening young geese they
should be kept as quiet as possible
no excitement whatever should dis
turb them, poultry specialists Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
See Sundays Morning Times For Full Details {

requires the payment OF 10 cents an
hour TO girls learning a trade-ap-
prentices. This would be $40 a day
for eight hours. or $3.50 a week He
scale does not apply to boys-only 70
girls and women.
More Complaints.
Joe Peyton, president OF the Peyton
Packing company, voiced his senu-
ment against the scale.
Oscar II Baum. OF the Post laundry.
and Julius krakauer also spoke
against the present law as discrimi-
mating against FL Paso. Dir. Baum
said IL would virtually put his laun-
dry ont Of business as the govern
ment would not let him work help
more than s hours a day.
Alr. Coblentz read a letter from
the Texas Retail. Drygoods associa-
ton which pointed out that il was
improbable that the law would be re-
pealed- Mr.. Coblent- said IL simply
meant thousands OF people would be
thrown cut Of work as the result Of
the law
On the motion Of AIr. Fletcher it
was resolved that it was the sense
OF the meeting that the law be op-
posed and repealed If possible. Fall
ing in this, the employers VIII fight
for some modification or for sub
stitute act
c. n. Bassett. president OF the
chamber Of commerce, announced
that by a week from Monday the
chamber would have a new indus
trial relations commissioner who
would handle the matter for the bus
mess men. Until then D. A. Bandeen
will handle Il.
AT the same meeting the $4,000 oc-
cupatlon license required by a new
state 'aW OF immigration agencies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
5 SOCIALISTS
APPEAL CASE;
ASSAILLANDIS

Washington. D. C., Dec. An an
tack on the eligibility Of federal judge
* d Lan1ls, who presided at their
trial VIII form the basis Of the ap-
peal 10 The supreme court Of Victor /.
Berger ana four other Socialist party
leaders, now under conviction Of hav-
Ing violated the espionage act
The briefs were filed in preparation
Ior arg uments, which on the govern
ments motion have been advanced to
the calendar for next Monday. Those
convicted with Berger are AdOlph
Germer, national secretary Of the
party William T. Kruse, editor Of
the Young Socialists magazine; Louis
Engdahl and Irwin St John Tucker
Sentences Of 20 years. imprisonment
we're imposed on each
The certificate from the court Of
appeals sets forth the contention Of
the appellants that judge lands was
in error in presiding after an affi-
~ y o. pre5uelcs naa Deen lleQ
against him and a change Of venue
had been refused. Judge lands was
accused In the affidavit Of holding
a personal bias and prejudice against
Berger kruse and Germer," evil
denced. IT vas asserted, by remarks
the trial describing his personal dis
like OF all Germans.
Berger, Kruse and Germer are Of
German extraction, the appeal stated.
The governments brief denied the
accuracy OF the remarks attributed
TO the judge, which were made 70 q
prisoner after conviction on a charge
involving disloyalty. It also assert
ed that even if the contention Of the
defence that the joint peace resolu-
ton OF Nay, 1890, officially closed
the war. should be upheld, the con-
Tictions must be confirmed. since that
resolution made no pretense at re-
peaiing me espionage act under which
they were obtained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
Premier Denies Royal
Refugees abuse Rights

The Hague, Holland. Dec. 4.-Pre-
mler Beerenbrouck, replying to
charges in parliament that former
crown prince Frederick william Of
Germany was abusing the hospitality
Of Holland by communicating with
monarchical elements in Germany,
pointed out that the Dutch govern
ment would have preferred that the
royal fugitives had not entered Hol-
land. Since they were here, however
he said. Holland would have to grant
them hospitality or at least shelter.
The premier expressed the opinion
tn L the fugitlves would not abuse
the hospitality OF Holland or cause
trouble 70 the Dutch government II
they so abuse Il, the premier de-
clared ''the government viii knows
its duty"