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Evening journal., 1920-10-16

tribute 20 the security and peace Of
the world without sacrificing or dan
seriously dlluting our power % di-
Ieot our own actions, Is a task OF no
small difliculty. / should not be flt
70 hold the high Office OF President
II ! did not frankly say that ID Ia a
TASK which have no intention of
undertakins alone. There ars many
ana conflicting opinions among The
people and among the members OF
the senate upon the subject. These
opinions must be recOnciled and nar-
monized II we are TO have any inter
national association for peace at all
Il repeat now that / viii do moth
ing without consulting the American
people and their representatives our
opponents are presenting an impOs-
sible program which they could not
put into existence. even though they
were IN power
Few Oppose New Relationship.
There Is no Issue drawn between
the Presidents league and no League
or association. There never has
been But we are against the league
which was negotiated and inter
woven with The peace treaty Ia de-
flance OF friendly American warning
Few people In America are opposed
70 a new relationship for nations. In
the Senate we went a long way to-
ward accepting the Presidents league
by safeguarding the interests and
freedom Of America. But the President
and a body OF his followers rejected
the covenant after our own republic
was safeguarded. That did not raise
the issue OF the league or no assOcia-
ton, but 10 did raise the issue be-
tween super-government and free
America.
Europe has admitted the supreme
no effective league without US. and
has asked that America suggest the
new order and take the lead In max
ing such a plan for proper ass0cia-
lion and cooperation that we may
serve the world and be secure at
home.
Il believe this 10 be very possible.
The FIRST task Is 10 reject the lmpos-
sihle, then unite America on q prac-
| tical plan. The most progressive
step must not be one persons crea-
tion, insistently uneed. We have wit
messed that sort OF a failure, though
a happy one for America.
World Opinion Powerful.
But out OF common counsel, oul
Of constitutional advising, out OF
suggestions OF leading minds. In ful
reflection and dellheration, we may
| reasonably and confidently work. oui
a plan TO reassure ourselves and en-
courage humanity which looks 10 ul
for unselfsh leadership. The forc'
Evening journal., 1920-10-16

we may silll have a. remnant OF the
worlds asalgauons OF 1918. builded
into the worlds highest conception
OF helpful cooperation in the uhi-
mate realizatiOns."
Il make the suggestion to the
American people, and through them
10 my opponents, that 10 Is better 10
build up peace through justice than
% promote The alliance OF armed
forces; that IL is better TO promote
understanding and foster common in
tcrest, and 10 seek friendly under
standing, aye, 90 establish common
council and turn the light Of world
opinion upon developing controversy
than 10 seek super-government and
the suppression Of war by force We
picture the temple Of world justice
rather than The worlds armed camp
Of war.
Il am for cooperation among ma
tions. 1 know full well that America,
whether we look 10 it merely from
sentiment, OF whether We look at 10
from the point Of good sense, must
take her part In the worlds affairs.
We are not unmindfm Of the new
order. and We have never failed hui
manity nor turned our backs on real
progress But We hold there is no
need OF an American surrender OF
sovereignty, 10 play a righteous ma
lions part. that per-government Is
neither necessary nor practical. that
we are not called TO mOrtgage Amer
lea TO keep faith with mankind.
1T is one thing TO recognize the new
order in the world, and voice Amer
icas willingness TO play her part
and quite another TO cry out against
a proposal TO destroy every precious
American inheritance. The senate and
our party have recognized much good
in a new world fellowship and coop
Grafton, but we insistently reject all
that menaces America. Article X is
a menace, ana super-government Is
rcnugnant 20 every American ideal.
Let Us BE Practical.
ITO be practical we must separate
the wheat from the chaff. More than
that. / say that the American peo-
pie have already done so. and that !
lnvr already d0re so, and that the
chaff insisted upon by the Democratic
platform and the Democratic candi-
date. has long ago blown down the
wind toward oblivion.
] said in Des Moincs on October Z
ITO formulate a plan Of interna-
tional cooperation, which will con
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of world opinion ma, be made more
powerful than the force OF an armed
alliance.
Europe understands our; true
ideals, knows our unSelnshness.
measures our power. These are the
reflexes OF our nationality. It's sur
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destroy our example. but It's main
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freedom OF America. and the worlds
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once help, mechanics and carpen-
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REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE
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III y. Harrison 81. rooms. bath. porch
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IA W. Sixth ST.. rooms
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200 kirkwood ST. rooms and bath.
1910 w. Ninth ST., rooms. bath. porch
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1909 w. Third street.
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1906 Laurel street.
1900 Block on French street.
600 Block on w. Third street.
1920 E. Twelfth St.
Grocery store for sale, doing
good business. Cigar store for
sale.
FOR RENT.
2nd floor for business purposes
Ions lease.
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Real Estate and General Insurance
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FOR SALE.
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300 block. Monroe ST.. z r. y. y.
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1900 block. Laurel St. 8 r, p, =.
900 block. clayton ST., o r, n. p.
COO block. Madison ST., rooms.
200 block. Washington St., six X, b
apartments; garage.
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400 block. French ST., SlxiO2 feet
1000 block, Pin. ST., X, b, +.
200 block. Kirkwood~ St, r, B.
400 block. r. Fifth ST., . r., p.
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Two very good grocery stores,
Lots In different sections OF city, also
Bcllefontc.
WIN. KITCHEN
1928 Washington st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
ORIGINAL AUD0S
PLAY TONIGHT

Many more of the ardent Audito-
rum fans of last yea are expected
out tonight to witness their old-time
favorites, the Original Auditorium
team on the court again, II 1t is
expected that before many games
have been played. the Original Audi
forum outfit will have the one hun
bred per cent. fan representation of
the Auditorium combination of last
year. Manager Lewis Jacobsen's
team is slated to play the strong
Point five of Elizabeth in this game.
The Point five has scored six vic
tories in as many games played TINS
year, and las season won the Union
county amateur championship title
and the city championship of Eliza
beth. The Elizabeth combination
has already this season defeated the
Company G team, of Somerville, a
combination which put up stiff OPP
position against "Pox'' Booz's Audi
forum five.
Johnny Nolan, one of EliZabeth's
most experienced court stars, will
occupy n of the forward positions
for the Points in the game tonight,
and Solzman, who played in the am
ateur championship games at At
lanta, Ga, last year, will be seen In
the other advanced position. Thighs,
high score man for the Union coun-
ty outfit, has had considerable ex-
perience in the court game, and will
occupy the pivot position in this
game. ~Traubman. who was chosen
as an all-scholastic guard in 1915,
when he performed with Battin high
school of Elizabeth. and Dederick,
who plays with the Argonne Amer
lean Legion, post team. of Elizabeth,
will be stationed in the guarding po-
sitions.
Ben Berse, an official registered A.
A. u. referee, has been signed to ref
cree the games in the Y. M. II. A.
court, and will start tonight. MAN.
ager Jacobsen's tossers will line up
with Harold Runyon at center, Re-
gan and Roth in the forward posi-
tons, and Hanson and Allen in the
defensive positions.
Captain Harold Evans is not ex-
pected to play in the game tonight
on account of an injury to his knee,
sustained in a football game, but the
Injured member is receiving careful
attention and the star pivot man
Should soon again appear on the ba5-
ketball court. Runyon, pivot man
of the Dry Deck big five basketball
team, a combination which has eight
straight victories. should capably re-
place the Au6os captain. Runyon
played with the Rutgers Collegian5
against the Auditorium team on the
Auditorium court last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
SPORTING NEWS
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The golfer raised his brassie high,
Aimed at the foeman's poll, o;
He yelled "Hooray!
u. s. G.. A!
We lead and others follow
The victim was a western man
Who quickly seized his mashic,
AS he came
He waved the same
In very f1ashy.
Just then the clubhouse steward
yelled:
your drinks are on the table,"
Then hand in hand
They ran, my land!
AS fast as they were able.
War turned the world upside
down and made folks do a lot of
funny things. Finding fault, scrap
ping and staging instructions seem
to be the order of the day.
We nearly had a baseball war and
now we are supposed TO be con-
fronted by a sanguinary conflict for
control of the game of golf. The
Western Golf Association has de-
clared war on the United States Golf
Association, saying the game has
been muzzled by an oligarchy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
PLAN BENEFIT
BOXING SHOW
PouIsen and Hunt Would
Stage Big Carnival for Aid
of Poor Children at Xmas

Edward Poulsen and Ernest Hunt
are planning to III a boxing carhl-
val in the Auditorium, New run
wick avenue. Tuesday. December Il,
for a general poor fund. n pro-
ceeds to be turned over to some
person or organization in TINS CITY
to be used in making the poor emil
dren merry on Christmas day. The
promoters of the idea desire the as
sistance of n men or women VINO
wish to lend their aid in this work,
all communications or calls to be
directed to Edward Poulsen. 22S
Market street, phone 1878.
Ii is the purpose of these men to
make this carnival a big success,
so that the poor children in this city
can be given a good time as well as
the children of other cities. Poul-
sen and Hunt are making arrange
ments with boxers, with the Audito-
rum Sport Club and others neces-
sary and If they could secure as
sistance in distributing the tickets
for the affair to all points of the
city. county and state. there is no
reason why the carnival should not
be a financial success.
The w men are trying to make
arrangements with some well
known woman or man in this city.
to take are of the financial side of
the carnival. so that it cannot be
said that these men are running the
show for personal gain. The first
party to be lined up for the carnival.
vas a physician. DIR. John v. Smith,
who Immediately contributed his ser
vices for the night. There is no
reason why the hall and ring should
not be contributed to this good
cause, and why a number of leading
citizens should not render their SER
vices in making the carnival a sue
cess.
Poulsen's connection with the
boxing game. it is believed. will aid
him materially in getting boxers at
a reasonable rate. to go on at this
show. and it is likely that the re-
naming necessity for the carni-
val "a be secured at reasonable
prices. New York sporting fans
and fans and citizens throughout
the country, + not backward in
giving their aid to this noble cause,
so there is no reason why the car-
nival should not be a success in this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
STATEN ISLAND )
TOMORROW
Resumption Caseys" Will
Furnish the Opposition to
Manning's Amboys Here.

The Assumption Caseys" of Stat
EN- Island, a basketball combination
with eight straight victories. will ap-
pear here tomorrow night 70 oppose
Bill Manning's Amboy five on the
Auditorium court. This team has a
strong lineup, and "a big following, SO
in addition to the local players hav-
ing a hard time to win the game to-
morrow night local fans should find
it hard to outroot the following of
the Knights of Columbus team. The
game will start promptly at OILS
o'clock.
Bill Manning. manager of the Am
boy five, states that it is necessary to
play games according to the Drcfes-
sional rules. because of the fact that
only college teams play the amateur
game. If a team is booked to play
here. and the players are asked to
play amateur rules. Manning states,
the fans witness a poor exhibition.
The local manager states that there
are many good professional teams,
and that he is going to book the best
combinations available, SO hat the
fans can witness some real games.
C~osgrove, pivot man for the AM
boy team, halls from Staten Island,
and he reports that Manning's COM
bination is booked to oppose a strong
combination in the game tomorrow
night. This team is well adapted to
playing the court game according to
professional rules, and from all re-
ports local fans are in for a real
treat.
The Staten Island Knights of Co.
lumbus will line up in this game with
Haggery and Birmingham, forwards;
Iurmuhlen, center. and Geary and
Donovan, guards. Opposed to this
team will be, Reilly and Thomas.
forwards; Cosgrove. center, and
Harrigan and Dave, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10

The Western Association proposed
to become the American Golf Asso-
citation, to take away some u. S. G..
A. members and become the ruling
body of the game in this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
Y, NJ IA TRACK
MEN WORK OUT
Last Practice of Local Attn
Ietes Before Meet With
Newark, Will be Tomorrow

The last practice of the track team
candidates as a whole before tne
first meet of the season with the L.
NJ. C. A. next Friday night will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the gym
from 4 until 5 o'clock. All candi-
dates for the various jumping and
running events are expected TO re-
port at this time in order that the
strength of the team might be prop
erly Judged by Physical Director
Schuyler c. Pew and Coaches Chrls
Nielsen. Louis "Pox" Booz inc Ton
Hanson. There Is a large mount OF
material available this year, espe-
cially among the younger members
of the association who nave never
before served on a representative
senior team, and a winnln corhoi-
nation is expected.
h meet between the senior and
iunior teams on Thanksgiving was
responsible for several finds and
these athletes are being AXE IN
hand by the older and more expert
enced men making up the team n
the coaches as well.
As an additional attraction on the
night of the track meet Physicai
Director s. c. Pew is arranging for a
tug-of-war match between teams
representing the Dry Docks and the
Atlantic Terra Gotta.
yolley Ball Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night there will be a
special volley ball match played in
the gym to which the public is In.
vited in which the regulars will
meet a picked team chosen by Cen
eral Secretary Walter H.. War;. The
first game will commence at S:l5
O'Clock. The lineups of neither
team have been announced as Yet
by Captain War; or acting captain
George w. Sharp.
Local Team at Paterson Tonight
Tonight the volley ball team will
go to Paterson and meet the asso-
citation team of that place. Playing
with Amboy will be Sharp, Nielsen,
Rankin, Stocker, War; Peakes.
Want All Water Polo Players Out
Coach James Booth of the water
polo team has urged all of the cap
tains to get in touch with their men
and instruct them to appear for
practice next Tuesday night at 8
o'clock in the swimming pool.
Accent Indoor Baseball Challenge
Chris" Nielsen, of the business
mems class has accepted the leaders
indoor baseball challenge issued by
Capt. Hoagland, and a date will soon
be arranged for the game. Chris
has not yet announced his lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
KID TONEY IS
KEEPING BUSY

Kid Toney, the crack local ban
tamweight pugilist, has a hard
schedule of boxing events ahead of
him, according to the report of Ed
Mooney" Poulsen, his manager.
Toney has been requested to train
with Charley Ledoux. the French
bantamweight champion, for the
latter's bout with Kid Williams at
Baltimore. The "Walloping Wop''
also is expected to be on the pro-
gram at the Knights of Columbus
smoker to be held in the clubrooms
shortly, and Manager Poulsen also
has his protege matched up for sew
eral fights in Elizabeth, Newark and
various other cities in this state. 1t
is probable that Toney will be on
the program at the boxing carnival
to be given in the Auditorium on
December 81 for the benefit of the
poor of this city.
In his last two fights Toney scored
a knockout over Joe Notes of
Brooklyn in the fourth round, and
fought a draw with Johnny Mulchey
of New York. Both contests were
staged at Poughkeepsie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
ANOTHER DOUBLE HEADER
At PARISH HOUSE TUESDAY

Manager Wesley WilsoE of the
Dry Dock big five basketball team is
arranging another big double head
er for the Parish House court.
Rector street, on next Tuesday
night. The Dry Dock combination
will meet the S~ayreville big five in
the main attraction, while the Girls
Club team of this city is scheduled
to play some strong opponent in the
opening event of the evening.
The Dry Dock combination has
eight straight victories to their
credit SO far this season. and in
booking the S~ayreville combination.
the Amboy team encounters OPPOSE
ton furnished by three du Pont
players and two of S%ayreville's best
court players. A win for Wilson's
combination in this game, will mea
another feather in the Dry Dock
cap.
Perth Amboy's only female team
Is without a doubt as good r draw
ing attraction as any representative
team in this city. Manager Ruth
Macan's outfit defeated a strong
Chrome team in their opening game
last week and the showing of the
local girls in this contest, makes
them real contenders for county
honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
AIM TO HAVE FAST FIVE
At LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL

Coach Harold Evans is showing
great progress in the organization
of a basketball team to represent
Perth Amboy high school IN the
basketball court this year. On
Wednesday afternoon a practice
session was held in the gym, the
second this year. and thirty candi-
dates reported. OF this number four
we're seniors, thirteen juniors. eight
sophomores and five freshmen.
The coach divided the candidates
into six squads. and put them
through passing and shooting prac-
tice. after which two squads were
placed on the floor. one team given
the ball and practice passing in
dulged In. In this way the candi-
dates learned to watch their passes.
or the opposing side would gain o n
troll of the ball. This session found
two freshmen. one sophomore, n
Junior and one senior playing on the
first picked team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
LOOK FOR FAST GAME At
new BRUNSWICK TONIGHT

The knights of st. Peters basket-
ball team from New Brunswick,
court champions of that city. expect
a great deal of opposition from the
Speedway five of this city in a game
to be played on the Columbia hall
court. New Brunswick, tonight.
Neither of these two teams have sur
fered a setback so far this season,
the Speedway combination having a
five-game winning streak. while the
knights have a streak of about the
same length.
The S~peedways' victory over the
Dupont powder works team last
week will probably stand unequalled
for a number of seasons to come.
The Amboy team will have the fol-
lowing men on hand for h game
tonight: Ray and Bob Handerhan.
Campion, Brownmiller, Martin and
Bradley. The home team is expect
ed 10 line up with the Harkin broth
ers, Kane, Sutton and Fitzpatrick. A
number of Perth Amboy fans will
accompany the Speedway team to
New Brunswick to witness this
game.
The members of the Speedway
team will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A.
about Z o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
EXPECT FAST
GAMES TONIGHT
Simpson N. E. and st. Peters
Senior Teams Clash as Do
Presbyterians and BaptistS

There will be a total of six games
ployed tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. in
the Sunday School Basketball
League. consisting of two senior at
fractions. two junior games and two
B" games. The first junior
Name will start under way at 1880
in order that the hour will not be
too late when the last of the six
games has been played.
In the two junior games h South
Amboy and local Presbyterian
teams will meet and the simpson
and Danish NJ. f. fives clash. The
senior games will bring together the
Simpson NJ. f. team and the st. Pc
ter's combination and also the Bap-
lists and Presbyterians. The Glass
Z" teams have not been announced
by Physical Director S. G. Pew.
They willie be composed of players
not included on the representative
senior teams. but out OF the junior
class. .
The first senior game should get
under way at Sis or $3.50 O'Clock.
No admission will be charged. the
public in general being welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
PASSAIC ELKS WIN TWO OUT
OF THREE At CLUB HERE

The Passaic bowling combination
in the Elks state league took two
out of three games from the local
outfit in an interesting match on
the local alleys last night. The Wis.,
itors took the first game by three
pins lost the second by ninety-five
and won the third by over n hun
dred pins. White, leadoff man for
the Passaic outfit, won high score
and high average honors in this
match rolling 214, $50 and 1916 for
an average of 1876. Neal for the To-
calls averaged 1888. and rolled the
home teams only double century
score in the first game.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-10
WOODBRIDGE PARISH HOUSE
WINS TENTH STRAIGHT GAME

The Parish House basketball team
of woodbridge won their tenth
straight game of the season in
K%eansburg on Wednesday night by a
score of 1927. The independent
basketball team representing Keans-
burg furnished the opposition in this
game. The score at the end of the
first half was 17-12 in favor of the
visitors. 'Irv'' Martin, the t
Speedway center, was high score
man in this game, while Manuel OF
the home led his combination
in shooting.
Tho Spnre.