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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
l. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS

Cases argued TO-DAY. "
Horse Greek Coal LAID corr pary VS..
George P. Anderson CT al. appeal f.oaa
the d,str!c. court at Charleston, w.
Va On rehearing.. Argued by L Z.
Kelly. Of Charleston. w va. for the
appellant. and by w Z. r Errae, C.
Charleston. W. Va. ara Frank ?.
Murphy. Of Madison. ". va. .o- lie
appeilees. and submitted
Mary Il stlverthorre ct al, Sc
partners carrying on business under
the name ana style o, Martins Mi.
company. plaintiffs "a error, vs.. James
s. Mcfarland ct al. partners under
the name ard style OF Mcfarland,
Burton 8 Addison, defendants II
error: error to the district court At
Charleston, s. c. Argued by william.
T. Aycock. Of Columbia. S. c.. for the
plaintiffs n error. ana by J. N Ma
tkans. OF Charleston. s. c.. 2or r.a de-
PENDANTS in error.
Case III 7eaia tomorrow:
Blue Ridge knitting company
plaintiff IN error. VS.. Pau.son. Link
roun, & Co, defendant in error: error
70 the district court at Baltimore. Md
To be Ar-r3ed by HArar, Cook. ch.s.
nct & Markell, Of Baltimore. Ma. and
Alexander Armstrong, j. OF Hage.s.
town. Ma, for the plaint3ts IN error
ana by Frank r. sav.dge, OF PhilaGel.
phia. Pa. Wallis C!ren ana Lee S
Meyer OF Baltimore. Ne. Coz TIE de-
PENDANT IN error.
Court announced ana handed sov-r
It's opinion IN the following cases.
The Central Elevator company US
Mann Looxe Vennoor schap, S. s. WI.
lem Van Dr4el. sr.. a corporation, az
owner. etc: apreal froE the aistric-
court at Baltimore. Nd Per eur!a n
opinion Motion Of app4lls t. dismiss
appeal refused az3 decree os ats..ct
court asfrrned
The pennsylvania Eailroad corn.
ns-v vs. Eaarr Looze ~snroor s..4r
s s., W!lle.7a Van Drie!. ST.. a coroo.
ration. as owner. ere. appeal erer
me district court at Baltimore. Ma
Fer cur.a-n opinion Motion OF ar
| rellee to dismiss appeal refusss -.
i decree 81 district court affirmed.
The Central Elevator com pany vs
Edwin Dyason, master. etc: appea
from the district court az RAItirocre
Ma. Fer curiana opinion. Motion {.
appellee to dismiss appeal refused a.;
decree nf district court AFFIRMED.
The Pennsylva MIA Railroad corn
parry VS.. Edwin Dvason, master. etc.
appeal from. the district court at Rsl
timore, Ma. Per curtar. opinion. Ne
tfon OF appellee to dismiss appeal "a
fused ard decree c. 6.se--..cee cor
Alfred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
RICHMOND
PUBLIC SCHOOL S
HONOR ROLL
JOHN 3. CARY SCHOOL.


5A-Meiton -socknane. Nell Kelly,
Grace Burton, Margaret Paul. El!e1
Sutton, Lorr.e Smith Es-el!e King, A.
bridge Green
5B--helna colley, cuda Dixon.
william. cossr. HarrweE JOHNS, Ernest
Clarke. Heiraa Bernhard
sS-Fhy.l.s johnson. Mildred John
son. Al.ae Burke; Joseph Crooks, Car
Land Lawrence, Victor Lsv.aso-, Sal
lie Saadr!dga
4A-Mary Rlount, Norma Cary.
Loretta Ce.ar1ng. Gayae!! Zones. Mar
sarer Gay, Marion Huffman. Bonnie
Hall. Helen Hastings. Jessie Kennedy
Mir. Mitchell. Emma Es.ve-. Thomas
Esstrz, Marion Stanley. Horace Eaadree
3B-Do-othy Calhoun, Madge Kelly,
Katie Perkins, Willie Harris. Ea-!s
Fol-s. Walker Morrtaetts. Mary George
Florence Eaekett. Rachel Moran.
cA-May Green, Patty TrUeh.oo6.
Arceta ode!l. While Sadler. Annette
Gordon, Wyatt Burnerts. Lucy Now
Ian. Croydon Pickles. Eyla1as Horton,
Duval Stanley
2B-c..rtord Brock. Louis Essen
Francis Hagen. Ernest Trice, John
Slater. Lucille Fines. Virginia Horton
Margaret Hasklas.
!C---Nelta Bennett. Kathleen Love
ACE, stewart Sar1C-.. OGeu Motifs.
-E~-Ess.e May Meadow, Anita
Brown. lila Marble
1E-Luc..le Mccullougs. Lona3e Al.
snoat. Lily Hala, Edith Tin heriake
Thomas Ll2dd, H.,.snan Eurtees
Thelnca Mallory. Murte! Jones, Xa-y
Fega.an!. Robert Stewart
IA-Euen Lewis. Harry Hendricks
kayn end Lawrence. Philip Linden.
berger. Williamson Lyle. Carl Meador
yacaes NAhE.!. Stuart Peters. Rohe-'
Rice. Norman Rowe, Walter shSnett
Russell sowe!l. Carroll Won Cannon
John Daniel Weis aubrey Wood
Billy Wyatt, Dallas Towel. F.o-enoa
Denton
1As--v;-E.nta causey. Inra craw.
ford. Virginia Eubank, Jane FaHnhot
Mary EaEar. Virgins Lye.l, Bessie
Morris. Maude Martin, Virginia
Euckois Elizabeth Richardson, Ruth
Walrhal. Mary Wiltshire. Alma
Beales. Maurice A-E.hrecht, Preston
Campbell. Lewis Du!sy. Claude Cu!iag
Wilson Hall. Wilbur Long. Louis
Moody. Reggie Ee4t-. Clarence Smith
Marry Shipley.
Fresh Air CIass-Joseph Bryant,
Roy Mayo, Phyllis Haddon, Elizabeth
Hancock. Dorothy Walsh. Olive W1-go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
BAPTIST HONE BOARD
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the board Of
the Baptist wornan's Home tor Aged
Women was held yestArday morning
at the home AZ 1880 o'clock Xrs
w. A Harris. president Of the board.
made : most encouraging report o.
the work done during the past year
and the reports from each chairman
showed the home to be il most ex-
cellant condition. ofocers elected
ware - follows: President, Mrs. W.
n Harris; v!ce-pres!derts, Mrs G. H
Ryland. Mrs-.W. .. Thomas. Mrs. J.
B. Je1r!es: recording secreta-y. Mrs.
Ernest ~. Long; assistant recording
secretary, Mrs John a. Barker. cor
responding secretary. Mrs. r. E. Eur
ton, treasurer. Mrs r e, Gatass-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
THRIFT LITERATURE
SPREAD BROADCAST


Richmond people developed great
s1thustasrn yesterday II the national
thrift weak campaign. and hundreds Of
people called a. headquarters. 80 East
Main street. to obtain literature which
y being distributed to supplement- the
work OF educational speakers In the
EAR huEdred OF meetings that are keId
ZACH day in manufacturing plants. fac.
sories and shops The literature dis.
z rriouted carries straightforward suS.
sessions for the practice Of thrift. and
. declared to be the best ever issued
- this subject
Unusual interest was attached to the
1sive yesterday, which was known ~
own Your Own Home Day" because
% the great shortage OF homes now
existing IL the city. Persons who have
Contemplated erecting their own homes
listened wiki attention to the speakers
ara others called by headquarters Tor
tcditioaa. information The services
snAncta! institutions offer In this con
ncction was emphasized n the work.
aspeeially the manner IN which they
vii. lend money Tor CORRESPONDENCE s.
purposes. together with the Eoe-a. re-
payment taSns that are offered.
The school children Of the city also
.eUached their drive. 81 the thrift move
neat, meetings being held !n every
school Il tho city The teachers AK
planned the VARIOUS objects os the ca-a-
yatGn. and many children themselves
naSa srnacnas dealing WITH th-i<+
~aav observed Yesterday as .eEarL
cav. whtTe TO-DAY will ba Lrovr as
-1yattonaI Ynsu-anca Dsy, sIreA Yhay
.alI behind ths echear.s because q. ~ !
.oliday on Loaday.
Meetings ID the railroad shops Q.
.ha csty were Addressed vesreraav Al
2oon BY ". .. s.l!s az the southern
w Digs ~ the R!.hraas Ersa-
s-,ekshur~ ana pororac. e pseh
arsso- at the Fulton shops 81 the cnes.
locke a-S Ohio. aas &c. ~. aoptcE q,
-sa MISUNDERSTANDING shoos .. tns
saa railroad No-a rxrr rwa-sco-e
Crae- -.sart-gs we-s 1A.a su-.-~ ira
-,oa hou-
During -.a Afternoon hssanua-tsrf
r,as yIsitaa nv a --ar WIS Tor st,-.ea,.
-,oa-s. hA said nas hae1 tr,zsre- "a MAJ.
eee h.s ou-, @na,cgsf s,a--e,s va ua
taya se rnarA A,AA nsra.v y.as+
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Southside

Charged with arson and petit lar
ceny, Ra!eigh Adams, SO years old,
was sent ca to the grand Jury yestss-
day by Justice Maurice n police cou:s
Part n. Bob" N.1itree was held
as a material witness The NEE we.e
arrested by Captain thinner and DG-
buque Of the Third precinct. s1orLy
after the Ere, which occurred carry
Moroay evening. at the Southern
Stove Works plant, Sixth AID Norga-
street According to the stove WORKS
watchncs1, Adams caI.e to the plan.
and secured the key from hin. stat
ing he was employed as time Esepe-
q, tho plant. :: IS alleged that as
and M.sic-ee tapped = 9-ry gallon
tank. M.r!t-ee having II his hand, a.
the tir-e. a lantern, which tgT-tad
fumes .-ora tbs gasoline. causing al
axptos.or. scaeecrs.s the flames .r
every direction. Adams was severely
burned ana Lsc.tree sustained Ia
jur.es. which 1ecess,tate6 his being
treated by a. ambulance surgeon
TIE Tc-EceIio Woraar's Christian
Temperance U.4o- vii! hold an Ia
po-ta-t meeting At So'ctock this at
te-sooc IN the home Of Mrs caC,11e
Harris. ,1o9 Decatur street Al
members are urged to BE present
Residents ot Southx.6a were n1c1
g-attae6 .. the announcement made
yesterday By Rev. Thomas Sennes
rector OF Meade Memorial Ep.scopa-
church. that he intended to recaa.-
with that congregation. rather thai
accept the a-ck-eeacorcy OF tie do
cese az Southern Virginia S.act
coming 70 the Soutlgtde Ave year
ago tie work has made rapid p-oCres:
il evo-y LIE CT the church work
Plans are already under way -o- q
new church and I: sSlthought that hae
much TO do with tie rector declining
the larger Ael3 offered ktr- NJ
Serraes left his congregation Tor sew
era! raoarhs during the nationwide
campaign = which ne dtd . splendid
work. Now that he Is back with h::
lock. = Is believe. the church WI
enter GA 40 era OF new activity and
development For number o.
year Mr.. seanes was the rector a
ST. Andrews church IL Richmond
where he was greatly belove1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
MOORE QUALITIES AS
AUDITOR OF STATE

n tie circuit coUrt OF the city o:
Richmond. before Judge r caytA-
Scott. c. Les Moore qualified yester~
day as auditor Of pubic accounts OF
the state ct Virginia and Rosswa,!
Page qualified as sscprd auditor.
Ernest G. Eas.ay. white, and Joseph
E:rcsoog. co.o.c6. pensterrary cor
v.ccs, were atjudge1 insane by q Jury
SAINT to the hospital Tor. tie insane
CpoE the application OF tie pycpe-
authorities Of the Mount ve-1oa Zap
list church. Lann Smith was appointed
trustee I. place % John Craig.
Upon application OF the proper au-
rso..t5es Of Hood Temple n " e.
Zion church. the coU-t appointed
trustees OF TIE church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
DRUG STORE Is DAMAGED
III EARLY MORNING FIRE

-.a-aga resulting from tire 70 the
irpg fto-s OF Charles S. Turner, 3s%s
West Broad street. early yesterday
morning. Sc estimated at $1,000. The
blaze which was discovered about
$50 a. II. started between the metal
ceiling and the roof IN the drug store-
Two engine com pan*es and truck rc-
Epcr6ed. II was necessary 70 cut
through the metal ceiling before TIE
.-s......e.. could set at the bla-a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS
DOES LITTLE BUSINESS

The council committee OF claims
last night had quorum. but little
business was transacted. Tho only
matter handled was a CLAIM. OF Mrs.
Netherwcod, 1920 West Main street.
for damages or account OF grading.
This was referred TO the sUb-couara!t-
tee. which VIII visit the premises al16
make report to the Committee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
OzLIA DELAYS, TO HEAR
FROM THE GOVERNOR
Because Il

Because tie governor las 1.o- yet
@o---. ally presented to the legislature
-..e SUE2- = anthony ASac .a.t=rss to
t...t federal constitution. extending the
-iEl- oe suffrage 70 wor1ae., Delegate
Thomas W. ozl1a, CT LuaeI burg, &c.
so--e6 yesterday the Introduction %
his resolution y the house rejecting
tie 1l3e-daaecL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
His Anto Gone A-a.r

Dr.. MCGUIRE Newton yesters.y IN
formed the police rha- his automobile
had beer stolen. This Is the second
time the same auton. ob!le has baer
taker- Before. ti.s "a wa -ec,ove.e,ts.
III Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Fined on Gambling Charge

Ok. the charge Of operating gaEo-
Ing house at 1907 Chain street,
Andrew johnson, co!o-ea. was yeSta--
Gay 2-ed $50 - police court / 1ca
.. SIS each was given eleve. men
SQUAD n the house Three youths
charged with tho came cr!Taa were
.u-1ea over TO the juvenile an do
.-sst.c relations court TIE raid was
made by Policemen Eaake and Fray
Ear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
ILLUSTRATED TALKS !
At laurel St. Church

Professor - r. Futtere-, Ausral-
ian Bible expert. VIII give his tourta
illustrated lecture Ia I4aure. Street
Methodist church tonight
The Bible drilI begins aI 1850, fol-
lowed by the picture as on the screen.
Tonight the Lite ct Christ will be ex-
ksbited. The final lecture, or Paul
W.T., be g:vec next Sunday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
Atac,a,nent Is Issued

Attachment was issued .r police
court yesterday Cor Harry P.-chetss1y.
charged with -obb.rgf Maisoa
Schwartz, Tor his failure TO appear.
after he Had surrendered himself II
musings court Monday ard had bae-
released OF bo.2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

Federal Authorities Have Hin
The police yesterday turned over TO
the federal authorities Frank Pritch-
EFT, alias Frank Taylor. who was beir &
held or the charge Ct being a auSp!-
ctoCs character.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
P. A. HIGH SCHOOL
LOSE TOKEYPORT
CrimSon and White Nine is De-
feated lilo in Game
Played Away From Home

The Perth Amboy high school
baseball team were nosed out in 4
haxS fought contest by the represent
alive baseball team of Keyport high
school at keyport yesterday after
noon by q score OF lilo. The game
was a nip and tuck affair from start
TO finish and was decided after two
were down In the final session.
Soteld started on the mound for
the Amboy team and allowed twelve
hits n ten runs in his stay of seven
innings on the mound, there being
none down when Olsen replaced him
in the eighth round. Olsen is credit
ed with the loss although he only
pitched tive innings and allowed six
hits and one run, the latter proving
to be the winning counter.
Olsen N Silver led the Amboy
batters. the former securing four
one-base clouts in five trips TO the
plate. All of his clouts coming at
opportune times. and he scored two
runs. Silver proved 10 be the hard
luck mar of the visiting combination.
In the third inning with the bases
full the Amboy backstop tripled, but
the umpire claimed he did not touch
second and called him out.
Again In the seventh round when
Silver stepped to the plate, the bags
were loaded. Silver secured a clout
that was fair by inches and rounded
the sacks. but after crossing the home
plate, the umpire Informed him that
the ball was foul. The Amboy batter
again stepped TO the plate and knock
ed out another drive, but again the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
DU POINTS PLAY FIRST
HOME GAME SATURDAY

The DUPONT baseball team will
open their season on the home
grounds Saturday afternoon with the
Knights of Columbus of this city as
their opponents. Last Saturday the
DUPONT team registered a victory over
the Hercules representative team on
their opponents grounds.
h Parlin boys will have Eickel-
berger, Yost and See ready for hurting
duty. Magee and Lemerick for back
stop duty. while the infield will be
chosen from James, Smullen. Stevens
and Pugh. The home teams outfield
will consist of Williams, Clark, Sula
and Pierson.
A win over the local Caseys would
mean a great deal to the powder
works combination inasmuch as the
Knights defeated the strong Landings
of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
ROWING
80

umpire prevented the leading batter
on the Amboy team from securing a
triple. by claiming that he DID not
touch second base. Duo to the UNI
pire Silver was not credited with a
homer and two triples, but receives
credit for two one base clouts.
Currie and Carnart lead the home
tribe at the stick, each securing three
hits. one of Curriers' clouts being
for I'VE bases. Kochek secured two
doubles, while Dane OF the home
team secured the same number.
Stocked secured a three base blow the
longest hit secured I'm the game. This
player also showed up we'll in left
field making a number of difficult
catches.
From the start the game was a
free hitting contest. and Coach Ev-
n pitched Sofield to give Olsen a
rest, knowing that his stickers could
solve h best twirling, while Olsen
at shortstop rounded out a strong
infield. The Amboy team would have
won h contest even though the
home team secured the same number
of hits as they did. but the Keyport
team played errorless ball. while
Amboy made five rrors Three OF
these were made by Zalari at third
and the other two in the outheld.
Amboy scored first in the third
round, when they sent four runs
across the plate. but Keyport tied the
score with the same number In their
half of the inning. Amboy scored
one in the fourth inning. while Key
port scored we tallies. Amboy step
ped into the lead by scoring three
runs in the seventh inning, but Key
port came within q run of tielng by
scoring one in their half of the in,
ming.
Amboy added another run to their
score in the eighth inning, but in the
last half of this stanza Keyport
scored three runs and took the lead.
Good base running by Sladkus and a
timely single by Halligan resulted in
Amboy tieing the count In the first
of the ninth. only to lose the game
after two were down in the last of
the inning.
The box score:
Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
Announcement

A committee composed of Judge c.
c. Hommann, George Reynolds Albert
Leon, ID. p. Olmstead, Lloyd p. John
son and William B.. Pratt, held a meet
ing last Tuesday and decided to secure
an option on the farm known as the
KELLY FARM" being located "
miles from Perth Amboy along the
main highway to Railway. This farm of
about lot acres being in their judy
ment, the best adapted for the pur-
pose OF a Country Club. of any prop
critics convenient to this City; and
they have now ecure the option.
The purchase price being S40,-
10000. $40. 100000 cash and $50. 10000
on a long time mortgage.
1t was decided by the Committee to
offer for sale by subscription. Fifty
Thousand dollars worth of stock d.
vided in $4,000 shares. The funds to
be used a. follows: 100000 pay
building an Is hole Golf Course, s10.-
10000 for general expenses as needed
In developing the property. provided
the full moun Il subscribed by June
list. The work Of building the course
will then begin. and all stock SUBJ
scrfbers viii be called together TO form
an organization. elect officers. appoint
committees and do such work as Is
necessary TO the running and main
tanning q Country Club.
II the subscriptions by June LIST are
not of sufficient amount to justify the
uccess Of this above plan. all sub.
scriptions will be cancelled and no
cbligati9ns inquired BY those who
The subscription blanks are now
feady ct the Perth Amboy Trust Conn
- c. c. HoMMANN.
| CHAIRMAN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
7. M. H. A. AND SAINTS
TO PLAY GAME TONIGHT

Tho strength OF Rufe Aliens Y.
NJ. H. A. baseball players will be given
a real test tonight when this team
will clash in a practice game with the
Saint Anthony baseball team one OF
the leading representative teams OF
this city on the Raritan Copper Works
diamond at $3.50 O'Clock.
This contest should ne a big aid to
the association team which will play
its first game in the state league TO
decide the champion. on June @.
Mandel is likely to DO Aliens choice
for the hurling in this game, while
Young. Elyhn and Brownmiller will
divide the hel.iIg for tho Saints.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
AL ROBERTS FIGHTS
AT BAYONNE TONIGHT

There will be six big heavyweights
at the reopening of the Bayonne A.
\. tonight. AL Roberts. the b. and
o. husky. will swap gloves with an
other giant i'm Harry Nelson, & fellow
townsman.
BARLEY Madden. who used to train
with Frank Moran, is scheduled to
box Jimmy Johnson's latest heavy
weight find. Ole Anderson. The winner
OF this bout has been promised q
chance to meet Fred Fulton. Gabe
Goulard. a Pacific Coast giant, is down
to trade haymakers with Gene Swift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
Washingtons Want Games

The Washington Hose 81 Chemical
Company baseball team which opens
its season against Eddie Regan's In
vincible team on the Raritan Copper
Works Sunday morning, is DESTROYS
of meeting the Cops, any of the Fire
Department teams or any other Sun
day morning combination. Address
all communications to Andy Sihantz,
care Washington Hose &c Chemical
Company. The Washingtons further
declare their Willingness to meet the
pick of all the other fire company
teams in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20

Claims Gnme by F1orfeit

The Vocational School baseball team
of this city claims a game by forfeit
over the representative nine of the
Vocational team of New Brunswick,
due to the failure of the county seat
team to put in an appearance for a
game scheduled in this city yesterday
afternoon. on Tuesday afternoon
the local Vocational School team de-
feated the Grammar School nine by
q big score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
TottcnvlIIc Lost First Came

The Tottenville public school base
ball team were defeated by the West
New Brighton school team on Tues
day by a score Of 1873 and did not
win as stated in yesterdays paper.
The second game of this series is be-
ing played in West New Brighton to-
day. and the visiting team is conf
lent of victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
Fran,.Ijns tn Fake FtcId

The Franklin A. A, u local COM
bination, will play their first game of
the season at Parlin Saturday after
noon. In the opening encounter they
Will clash with the Hercules Powder
Company. The team will leave the
corner of Madison ven and Smith
street at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
independents want Games.

The Independents OF T~ottenville
are desireus of booking games with
light senior teams i'm this vicinity,
games to be played in Tottenville on
Saturday afternoons. All challenges
should be addressed to George Del
Crosse, Tottenville.
On Saturday afternoon this team
VIII cross bats with the Pioneers of.
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20

The SaIem A. {. VIII play another
double-header on their home grounds
Sunday afternoon. In the first game
they will play the newly organized
Lehigh team, while in the second
encounter they will clash with the
Red Stars of New Brunswick. Stoc-
KEEL and Martin will make up the
home teams battery In the first game
while Jeroski and Wallace will be in
the points in the second.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues

Games Yesterday
New York, II; Chicago. 2.
observation-disclosures (wet grounds).
Pittsburgh, 2; Boston, 1.
st. Louis. 8: Philadelphia, 2.
Games Today
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
School 8 Tcnm Wins

Tho representative baseball nine of
School No. 8 defeated Grade IA OF the
Grammar School in a game played
on Tuesday afternoon. Joe Ballo
manager of the No. s team would
like to hear from all other school
teams in the city. Address challenges
to 1877 Carson e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20

Aches and pains often indicate kidneys
out of order. Your kidneys surely need
help-and quickly-when your hands or
feet are swollen and you feel dull and
sluggish. lose your appetite and your en-
crgy and there is a puffy look under the
eyes. Mrs. l.. Gibson. 18th and Edison St.
LaJunta, Colo, writes: my kidneys were
giving me a great deal of trouble for some
time. / took Foley Kidney Pills and they
helped me right away. l feel fine now"
Sold by Earnekov G. Petz--Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
II. & II. Minchinc shon Wins

The Machine Shop baseball team
Of the Roessler & Hasslacher Chem
ical Company defeated the represen-
tative nine OF the General Bakelite
Company on the Raritan Copper
Works field Yesterday afternoon by
a score of 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
AMICITlAS WIN THREE

The Amicitia Seconds took three
straight games from the Moravians
of New Dorp at Pleasant Plains
on Monday night. Seguine of the
winning team, took high score honors
in this match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-20
LEAGuE

O-ifITtN NFNLt'IHN
Cleveland. 8; New York. o.
Boston. 3; Chicago, 2.
- Philadelphia. Z; Detroit. 4.
Other teams not scheduled.
Games Today
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at washington