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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO, % lunle.
~ Din umbra Portilor de Aur
adeptii democratiei au trimis un
trlbut de ovatii enthusiastic peste
intinsul tarii, presedintelui Viii
son.
Congresul a pus la parte u
facerile urgente 81 a inceput 0
demonstrate care n Fare prece-
dent.
A trecut mai bine de o juna-
tate de ceas, cind aceasta isbuc-
nire spontana, evocata de desfa-
surarca unui portret al presedln-
telui Wilson, putut Fl opacita.
Necontenit, de cite orr numele
lui Wilson fost mentionat, de-
legatii isbutneau in APPLAUSE, ca
re culminat in aprobarea de
al trimite un testimoniu, la Ca
sa Alba, prin care Sc preamarea-
sea pc credinciosul luptator al
partidului 81 sa-Si arate mIndria
ca acest ON care a condus natiu-
nea prin furtuna anilor aceStla
este omul partldului lOr.
!. Congresul fost deschis la
1928 de vice-presedintele j. Bru
ce Kremer, 81 sedinta a fost in
chisa la 3.l8 p. m.
In sesiunea lui congresul de-
mocrat s'a ridicat 81 cere ca par
tidul republican Sc paseasca ina
inte 81 Sc fie judacat prin fapte-
le lui, precum democratic Ger ca
Sc fie judecati dupa faptele 1or.
III pun inainte recordul admins.
tratici lui Wilson, lar republica-
nil Sc puma inAinte recordul con-
grcsului, in care numarul men,
brilor republican,, in u1timelc Sc.
stunt, au fost in majoritate.
Llpta care sc va da in cam
pania din Noembrie a fost schl-
tata de senatorul Homer S. Gu
INNINGS fn cuvintarea lui, prin
care invita- publicul. de alege
intre ,,partidul democrat care s,l-
porta Liga Natiuhilor, Gu progra-
mM republication >caracterizat
prin provincialismul, militarism
81 haosul lpmii pc care-l profe-
scaza." -
Partidul republican este acu-
zat ca a pus piciorul in prag 81
nu mai vrea sc inainteze spro
progress, Ct spre rcactune, ca
un rezultat al congresului repu-
blican din Chicago, care ma
fost congress de partid, ci licita-
tie de. candidate pentru scaunul
presidential.
Partidul democrat, dcclarat
vorbitorul, devenit aparatoru!
popoarelor asuprite din lume, el
este tinatorul cheii progresului
in politica domcstica 81 pazitorul
onoarei Statelor Unite.
Programul republican este de-
nuntat ca 0 uinatoare de avan-
tagii politice, ,jlucrarea unor oa-
meni carl snnt mai mutt preocu-
patti Gu interese materiale de cit
he drapturilc umanitatii."
moi staan neclintiti pentru a.
ccleasi idealuri pentru care a.
cest razboill o fost luptat. MOI MI
ne vom supune la repudiarea ira
tatului de pace 81 Ia nici Q apu-
catura care e fScuta Gu intentia
de al stingc puterea din Ell.
moi refus6m ca Sc pnnem Ia
I'm ccmpromis principiile noastre
ori Sc zalogim sufletul nostru j;
mortal pentrll avantsgii cgoistc'
MOI nu vonl intoarce. spatele in
fata istoriei din acesti trei ami
ultilni.
moi nu cantam UditS de sea
pare: Ialsistsan ca drumm pc care
am apurat eel bun, daci y
1nereen inainte.
moi dorim ca Sc cnlegem fruc'
tele victorisi, ses recistigam ere
diats n v ~ aceasts y y II ps''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
IMPORTANT VOLLEY BALL
GAME HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
Match With Brooklyn VIII Deeds
Amboy's Chances for Annexing Inter-
Association Championship

What promises to be the closest
volley ball game ever played in his
city will be in order tomorrow night
at the lOCa. Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium
when the Amboy Association team
meets the indicated brooklyn Gem
tral first team. Tine Centrals have
played nine Patches, all of which they
have won, "hile Amboy has played
e4hgt matches OF which seven have
eight matches of which seven have
up against Perth Amboy was the ons
sustained at-the hands of the Brook
Ign first team earlier in the League.
Despite the fact that the local team
lost three straight at Brooklyn to the
"tirsts" they have since then won six
straight games from the other Brook
Ign team and feel confident thai to-
morrow night a different story will be
told.
A victory for Perth tomorrow night
and q subsequent victory over Green
witch here will place the local team in
a tie for first place with the Brook
Ign First team. as the schedule is
practically completed.
The Amboy team will be composed
of George Sharp, Chris Nielsen, Her.
bert Rankin. Al johnson. Charlie
Stocker and Walter H.. War;. The
first game of the night is scheduled
to start at $50 o'clock, the publio
being invited to attend these league
games. No admission is charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
JOHNNY KILBAhE TO MEET
BENNY VALGAR WEDNESDAY
Two Crack Fcatherwclghts VIII Clash
In Eight Round Bout al Newark
SpOrtsmen's Club.

Johnny Kilbane, -fsatherweighl
champion, will have to be at his best
when he faces Benny Vulgar at the
Newark First Regiment Armory next
Wednesday night, if he hopes to re-
tain his crown. Valgar wants the
honor Of the fe~atherweight class and
is leaving nothing undone to be in
perfect trim.
Vulgar has some work cut out for
him. First he will have to have his
sleep producing punch IN shape and
then he will also have to get down to
124 pounds. Both are hard things to
do. but the hardest of the two is the
weight proposition. Vulgar as a rule
weighs in at 127 pounds. Being a
featherweight 1t will be hard to take
off three pounds for ne seldom car
rtes s~uperhuous p%oundage.
One of the stipulations of the con-
test that Kilbane insists on is the
weight and he has demanded tina a
large forfeit be put up for this. So
certain is Vulgar that he can do his
poundage thai he has posted $1,000
with the Newark Sportsmen's Club.
His manager, seen yesterday. declar-
ed that Vulgar at present weighed 125
pounds. but this is doubted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
JIMMY Wilde STOPS mickey
RUSSELL IN SEVENTH ROUND
Willie Kohler, Joe Forgione, Oakley
Reyes and Young Jack Demp-
sew All Win Bouts

Jimmy Wilde, lyweight champion
OF the world, made a chopping block
Of Mickey Russell of Jersey City asst
night at the Arena A. C. and knocked
him out within five seconds Of the
close of the seventh round
Russell's manager tossed a towel
into the ring, admitting his fighters
defeat. Russell did not have a
chance with the English boy ron
the start and the large crowd soon
judged that it was only a question Of
how long Russell would last. This
was Wilde's first fight in the East,
winning two fights n losing one in
the West.
Oakley Reyes. the East Side boxer,
scored his sixteenth consecutive
knockout when he knocked out Abe
Goldberg. of Brooklyn, with a right
to the jaw after two minutes of fight
ing in a preliminary bout.
Willie Kohler. of Brooklyn, out
pointed Jackie Sanders Of a Fran
cisco In a six-round bout. Joe For
gione of Newark defeated Redcap
Wilson of Syracuse in a fast six
round encounter. Young Jack Demp-
sey of Newark earned the decision
owe Soldier Lewis of Passaic in q
six-round bout. and Chief Halftown
outfought Charlie Evans of Newark
in a six-round contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
TW0 BIC GAMES
HERE TOMORROW
Play knights of St. Peter
Girls Club Meet Newark

The Audltoriums will meet the
Knights of St. Peter Of New Bruins
WICK on the Auditorium court to-
morrow night IN the second game OF
a series to decide the county cham
pionship. The Knights went down to
defeat before the local team on the
New Brunswick court in the first
contest in the series.
Judging from the closeness Of the
first encounter the fur should fly in
tomorrow nights game, and the fans
are expected to come out in as large
numbers as they do when the River
sides and AuditOriunls meet in their
court classics. The New Brunswick
management win throw his entire
strength into the contest in order to
even matters with Perth Amboy in
this all important series.
The Knights lineup viii be chossn
from Deinzer, Harding, Kane, Il.
Harkins, Sutton, l.. Harkins, Harmon
and Fitzpatrick. This combination
has matched mp well with some Of
the strongest opponents in the state
this year and should give the Aud.-
! forum outfit a hard tussle.
Newark "Y" Girls Here
The Newark Y. w. G.. A. basketball
team of Newark viii play the crack
Girls Club outfit of this city In a re-
turn game as a preliminary contest.
Inc IOCai girls deIeated the NeWafS
team in NeWark a short time ago by
one point and the Newark court art
lists believe they will even matters
tomorrow night.
The local lineup viii be chosen
from the Misses Elizabeth Maean,
Ruth Macan, Ethel Lewis, Doris
Wfllsey. Mary Nolan. Marion Burns,
Blanche Warter, Cora DeRusha and
Stella Andrews. The strongest New
y rk linpnn viii ha nEad I'm tho rama
against the local champs.
Frank HID, the crack Newark off,
cial. will be the eleventh man on tho
floor in the main game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
GAME III "Y" TONIGHT
Speedways win Play American Five
Expect Fast Game

The S~peedways will endeavor to
cop their eleventh straight victory
when they oppose the crack Ameri-
can Five on the Y. NJ. c. A. court
tonight. The American Five have a
winning streak OF six games and one
Of the teams must have their streak
broken in tonight's game.
Manager Bradley Of the Speedway
team will use Brownmiller and Mac
William in the advanced positions,
Hanson will jump center, and Brad
lay and Brennan viii do the defen-
sive work. The American manager
has not announced his lineup as yet.
Ray Handerhan will referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Sport DOings
At =. NJ. CA.

Two volIey ball teams will repre-
sent the Perth Amboy association at
the Round Robin" tourney to be
held for a loving cup In the Yonkers
Y. M. C. A. on Monday. Between ten
and twelve associations are expected
to compete at this time and the
Amboy teams are optimistic of see
ing that one of them brings home
the bacon" On one team will be
the regulars who will oppose
Brooklyn Central here tomorrow
night, they being Sharp, Rankin,
Johnson, Nielsen, Stocker and War;.
The other team will be taken In tow
by Capt. Wilbert Westcott. Just who
these players viii be he has not an
nounced as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY
PLAYS At RED BANK TODAY

Tho Perth Amboy high school boys
will participate in another league bas-
ketball game this afternoon. when
they travel to Red Bank, to combat
that team in a return game, the sec
ond contest between these two teams
this week. The first game on the
local court resulted in a victory for
the local team.
Coach Evans has his boys In the
pink of condition, and looks forward
to another win for the. local outfit.
Several practice sessions have been
INDUCED in in preparation for this
game and the local boys should make
a great showing. The local coach has
a great deal of material to draw from
and it is not known just what team
will start. It is likely that Lewko-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
A. S. & R. BOWLERS WIN FIRST
MATCH FROM COPPER WORKS
Smeltcrs Win First Inter-Factory
Bowling Match Last Night-AppIcgate
ScOres 24S=GraN AYernges High

The American Smelling & Refining
company made a comeback on the
Raritan Copper Works last night,
when the Smelters bowling team took
two out of three games from the In
gots on the Y. M. c. A. alleys in the
first match OF a series of three. The
next match viii be rolled on Cum
ningham's alleys next Thursday night.
Gray Of the Shelters outfit captured
high average honors Tor the match,
with an average of 1877. Apologize
of the Ingot, making eight straight
strikes. Apply" also carried off high
average honors for the Ingot team,
with an average OF 1873.
During the first game IT appeared
as II the Ingots were going to get
the jump IN the bowling match. as
they did IN the basketball series. for
the Ingot bowlers carried off the first
game with ease. The Smelters evened
matters in the second game, winning
by over a hundred pins, The Maurer
outfit then took the last game by
eighteen pins.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Cooper and Menosky Holding Out

WILDER Cooper, the star southpaw
the Pittsburgh Pirates. and Mike
,Menosky, the new outhelder of the
Boston Red Sox. have both returned
their contracts unsigned and an
nounced themselves holdouts.
Three Corner Deal Under Way?
1t Is rumored that Zach Wheat,
the star outfelder of the Brooklyn
will be Wilbert Robinson's
contribution to 8 three cornered deal
in which Boston, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn will be Interested. 49,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
RIvERSIDES EXPECT TO
WIN ANOTHER TOMORROW
Second Game in Series with American
Legion Team TO be Played
at ASbury

The Riversides of South Amboy
viii travel to Asbury Park tomorrow
night where they VIII meet the crack
American Legion team in the second
game of their home and home series.
The Rivies COPIED the first encounter
oil the local court in a well played
game.
Knierim and Knox in the advanced
positions, Clancy will do the pivot
work, while Bernocco and Fairy Will
do the guarding.
Manager Hoffman will use his reg
ular lineup in this game, Charles
Powers will be back at center.
Schwab and Canton will be in the
forward positions. and Schelling and
Allen will do the guarding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
FIVE WINS
High School Freshman Team is De-
feated on "Y" Court by Score
of $500

The basketball team of the local
Middlesex County Vocational school
played a team composed OF high
school freshmen on the Y. NJ. c. A.
court Wednesday afternoon, the for
mer combination winning by a score
of 1920. The winning team lined up
with Gardella and Ryan. forwards;
Lablock, center. and Cline and Taftl,
guards. The vocational school play
ers claim they have long beef trying
to get a game with the high school
combination but that every game
had been scheduled was IAN
at the lest minute
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
ElkS B0Wllng
League Data
Standing in EIks League.

The Nationals won two out Of three
games from the Sterlings IN the ElkS
B,wing League. the Sterlings drop
ping to a tie for last place with the
Rectors. while the Nationals increase
their percentage somewhat. but do
not advance any in actual standing.
Hoyler with a high score of 210, and
an average of IT'S, took all honors for
the night.
Tonight an important match will
be rolled between the Ironclads and
Baby E,ks. Should the latter COM
bination win two, or three. they will
either tie or rep ace the PAGERS while
the leading Ironciads will be brought
down within a few points of the hard
fighting Star Fish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
.Bat" Nelson Gets se5O.OOO

Battling Nelson, of Chicago, for
mer lightweight champion boxer,
named chief beneficiary of the
$3.50, 900 estate OF Matthew Nelson,
his father. whose will was filed yes
terday for probate. The will leaves
S225. 900 to Bat and distributes the
residue equally among his five broth
ers. 1t is said a large part of the
estate in reality was ring earnings OF
the former champion entrusted to
the father for ~safekeeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER FROM CATARRH

dies which touch only the surface
To be rid of Catarrh. you must
drive the disease germs out of your
blood.
Splendid results have been e.
ported from the use of 5. S. S,
which acts on the catarrh germs
in the blood.
II you wish medical advice as to
the treatment of your own indi-
viduai case, write TO Chief Medical
Adviser, q Swift Specihc Co. AIS
lanta. Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Sometimes they get by with 1t and
sometimes they don't.
Johnny Kilbane went out OF his class
and tackled Benny Leonard. He drew
the sleep powders and he's tuck in
his OWL set since.
But Jack Britton held Mike O'Dowd
fairly even. Mike is the middleweight
champ and Jack is the welterweight
king.
Stanley Ketchell was a whale of a
fighter although he was easily a mid
dleweight. But he couldn't hold Jack
Johnson even.
Time and again the little men have
failed to wrest supremacy from their
heavier rivals.
On the other hand the little fell
lows hav won occasionally.
David walloped Goliath, but, of
course, Dave used a slingshot.
Benny Leonard has no slingshot. but
he is terribly anxious to mix things
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Joe Stecher WrestIes Tonioht

Joe Stecher, heavyweight cham
pion wrestler, will defend his title
again tonight when he meets Jim
Londos, the Greek wrestler, in a
match at the Seventy-first Regiment
Armory.
Yanks May Trade "Red" Smith
It Is possible hat the Yankees will
trade Red Smith, secured from the
Boston Nationals. to Vernon as q
part payment for the services Of
Bobby Messed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

The attention Of bowling fans
in this city Is centered on the
match tonight between the Iron
clads and the Baby Elks. With
the Ironclads and the Star Fish
fighting neck and neck for the
top berth and the Baby Elks and
the PAGERS for fourth place, the
Elk bowling league viii demand
considerable attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Get Intimate Win Happiness.

Don't wait on happiness. but go out
TO meet him, and take him by the
hand. and lead him IN where all the
folks can tell him 'howdy."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Dick Kerr Wants More Money
L.. Dick Kerr, the Chicago White SoX
southpaw, has announced that he
wants more money for signing a con-
tract with the Gleason team next
season. Kerr was a star in fhe last
world series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
But You Must Drive II Out of
T7ur Blood.

Catarrh il annoying enough
when it chokes up your nostrils
and air passages, causing difficult
breathing and other discomforts.
Real danger comes when it reaches
down into your lungs.
This is why you should at once
realize the importance of the prop
err treatment and lose no time ex-
verimenting with worthless RENE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
00THE 90
INItSSG!D DEF


The HobOken Big Five have Yet to
be defeated in this city. They have
twice defeated the Rivies, have also
COPIED the bacon from "PoX' Booz'S
Aud torium team and on Wednesday
night they defeated the Blue iii
bOns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

with Mike O'Dowd. Bonnie is a lightie
and Mike Is a middle. That ordinarily
would mean a difference of rs pounds,
but in this instance 1t would mean a
difference OF only Is pounds. 1t is a
well known fact that Leonard is very
heavy for a lightweight. On the other
hand O'Dowd is a light middleweight,
as middleVveights generally run.
Leonard has displayed a good punch
at times. He probably is a better
lightweight than O'Dowd is a middle
weight, but whether he is a better
~middleweight than O'Dowd remains to
be seen.
Recently O'Dowd challenged Geor-
ges Carpenter for a fling at the Euro
pean heavyweight title.
They're all doing it.
Probably quite a crowd OF fans
would gather at the ringside If the
promoters staged a scrap between
O'Dowd and Leonard. 1t would be
quite a novelty.
~
WITT, Greiner, Hughes, Splitter, Han
son Silver, Forman. Vreeland and
Gochek will make the trip.
Red Bank team while not danger
ous contenders for the championship.
can be counted on to give q hard tus-
sic in each game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Baseball is looking forward to n
OF it's most successful seasons. 1t Is
possible that a number of leagues
will be organized in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

New Brunswick basketball fans
will come to this city tomorrow night
to watch their cohorts, the Knights
of 81. Peters. in action against the
Auditorium Five of this city I'm their
irosnc and home cries
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

WITT. Greiner, Hughes, Splitter, Han
son Silver, F'ornan. Vreeland and
Gochek will make the trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

It is altogether likely that McGraW
will line up his infeld as follows:
Chase. first; Frisch. second; Fletch-
er. short. and Stock, third. Stock has
not been secured from the Cardinals
as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

THE RIVERSIDES ARE PLAN
MING TO MAKE QUICK WORK OF,
THE AMERICAN LEGION TEAM
OF ASBTRY PARK IN THE HOME
AND HOME SERIES. THESE TWO
TEAMS MEET IN THE SECOND
GAME OF THE SERIES TOMOR-
ROW NIGHT AT ASBURY.
Joe Mullen, interested In baseball
in this section for a good many years.
is expected to manage a Sunday team
in this city again this year. Joe has
plenty of material for a high class
team.
Coach Harold Evans, OF the high
team. takes his cohorts to Red
Bank this afternoon where they Will
play another league game. Amboy
defeated Red Bank on the local court
nnrlier in the Meek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
WANTS SYRIA INTACT

Damascus, April 7.-Prince Feisal, recently proclaimed king of Syria, i'll his recent appeal to President Wilson requesting reorganization and assist ance for Assyra, declared di-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
25 Bandits are
 Executed With Despatch by Troops

Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mex, April 10.-Roberto Carillo, chief Carran- ga secret service, who returned here today from the central section of Sonora brought news of a wholesale execution at Nuevo Minos yesterday when company of federal cavalry men who have been securing the mountains in the vicinity of Nuevo Minos trapped 25 bandits in the Canon Diablo Devils Canyon) south of that place.
 According to advices, stated Senor Carrillo, a pitched battle ensued, which lasted for about six hours, during which seven bandits were killed, the balance surrendering, pro- viding they be extended immunity.
 The prisoners, IS in number, were taken into Nuevo Minos, given trials and sentenced to be hanged. Be- fore sundown platform and scaffold had been built in the public square of Nuevo Minos and soon the mili- tary commander ordered the ban dits executed in the presence of the residents of the little town, who about three weeks ago sufferd at the hands of the raiders, who en- tered the town, and after footing same, murdered several of the citi- ZenS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
May Have Hospitals
 Installed Soon

Flying laboratories. aerodrome.
 equipped with hospitals, the medica < treatment of benighted natives whe dwell on continent-long aeria
 route, may be the next flights" for
 ward-0r upward ?-of scientific avi. Sution. The London correspondent ot
 the journal of the American Associa.
 ton writes:
 1.-The Cairo to Cape aeroplane flight across the whole of Africa from north to south, in which Dr. Chalmers Mitchell, the well-known xoologist, is carried for purposes of yscientific observation, has led Sir Ronald Ross to suggest in the Times that the time has come when it is Tea sibIe to consider the possibility of Ausing aeroplanes for the medical ex- ploration of Africa and other dark Countries. He cannot say how far the suggestion would be practicable, |especially in countries largely GOV Iared with bush and not at present |nossessing cleared landing places. But such an exploration would be of great use.
 ssHc suggests that each exploring plane should carry not only a patho- logist and q small portable labora- tory, but also one or more clinicians, for the purpose of relieving the sick ness Of the poor natives who other wise might never hope for the bene- fits Of medical science.
 sResearch would, of course. go hand in hand with clinical work. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
Paris Society is Longing for Its
 Confetti Again

Paris, April l0.--Leaders in Pari sian society who have in the pas' been famous for the brilliancy of en stertainments given at their homes are making serious objection to or eders issued by the Prefect of Police who has forbidden the throwing ol confetti or "serpentines." Among those who have expressed their in. sdignation are Comtesse de Chabril. lon and Princess Jacques de Broglie
 The Comtesse declares she "woult not think of issuing invitations te any kind of fancy dress ball. swhiie Princess de Broglie also op. poses masked balls at this time, add. ;ing:s
 II am in favor of joining the or. ganization of women pledged to buy nothing new for couple of years.
 As result of the Prefect's orders the carnival of Paris this year will be confined to persons in the streets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

vision of Syria into various parts as proposed by the allies, would be det- irmental to the national life Of the country.