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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
City Band Plays For
Surviving Member Of
MitchelPs Old Band

Theodore Newman, only surviving
member Of Mitchell's Cornet band. or
ganized in 1858, conspicuous in Indi-
ana during the Civil war period, was
the guest at concert given in his
honor on the lawn of Reid Memorial
hospital Monday night by the Rich
mond City band, successor to the old
band.
Lee B. Nusbaum, director, arranged
the concert, and Miss Clara B. Pound.
superintendent of the hospital, provid-
ed conveniences for the players and
for inmates Of the institution. Mr.
Newman kept time on a snare drum,
the instrument he played in the old
band, when a Civil war selection was
played.
Sick for Two Years.
He has been at the hospital for two
years, following an attack Of paralysis.
Members of the old band were:
James A. Mitchell. coronet; Fred Rost
coronet; Oliver Humphrey, LIST B fiat
coronet; Lou Mccullough, I'd B fiat;
Isaac CASTOR. LIST alto; John Mausey,
solo alto; Samuel Thomas, base drums
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
SUGAR PRICES NAV DROP

INDIANAPOLIS, July 20 Stanley
Wyckoff, fair price commissioner for
Indiana, said that reports received at
the office in Indianapolis indicate that
there will be slight drop in the price
Of sugar today. The decrease will
probably be not more than a half cent
a pound, he said. According to Mr.
Wyckoff, the large quantities OF for
eign sugar now being imported are
the cause Of the expected decrease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
Western College Announces
New Faculty Appointments;
Annoys Small Girl, Arrested

OXFORD, O., July 20.-President
William w. Boyd, of the Western Col
lege for Women, today announced the
following faculty appointments for the
coming year: Miss Martha Needer, Of
Rochester, N. Y, to be instructor in
chemistry, succeeding Miss Rarhrl x.
Putt, resigned to get married: Miss
Rebecca Whalen, Of Johns Hopkins
university, Baltimore, Md, to be asso-
ciate professor of Latin and Greek.
succeeding Miss Alice Hill Byrne, pro-
NOTED to dean; Miss Jane Beardwood,
Of Indiana, Pa, to be instructor of
romance languages, succeeding Miss
Hildegard Eulenstein. resigned: Miss
Elizabeth Driver, Of Billings, Mont, to
be head of the voice department, sue
ceeding Mrs. Lillian w. Wiesike, re-
rigned to go to the Cincinnati Con-
servatory Of Music; William II. Gran,
OF Town Wesleyan university, Mt
Pleasant, Ia, to be professor of
physics Miss Marian Mckinney, of
New Brunswick, n. j., to be assistant
professor of biology, succeeding Miss
Ruth L. Phillips. on leave of absence.
Farmers Barn Burns.
Sparks from a threshing engine set
fire to a strawstack on A. T. Roude-
bush's farm, north of town yesterday.
A barn close by, calf, several tons of
hay, were lost. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $500.
Annoys Small Girl.
Harold w. Maddox II, was sent to
the Juvenile court. Hamilton, today by
Mayor Hughes. under bonds of $500.
Maddox was arrested at the instance
of Frank J. Moore, who claims that
the boy was annoying his daughter,
Ada Moore, and her companion, Do
lores Warner, aged II and II, re-
spectively. 1t is claimed by the police
that Maddox followed the girls home
from a picture show, and compelled
the Warner girl to kiss him three
times.
Aged Minister Buried
Rev. William Warren, aged ~ years
a retired minister of the Church OF
Christ, was buried yesterday after
noon in the township cemetery. His
death occurred Saturday after a short
illness.
Cyprus was The first country to have
a Christian governor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
PAPER ASKS REVIEW

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20.-Appeal
has been filed to the Supreme Court
by the Cleveland Co, publisher of the
Cleveland Lealer and News, for re-
view of the Judgment of the Cuyahoga
county Court Of Appeals in the pub
fishing company's suit against the
Standard Amusement Co., operators of
a motion picture theater. to collect
under an alleged advertising contract.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
e-HOUR DAY ESTABLISHED

ployed in the locomotive shops Of the
Santa Fee railroad here went on nine
hour day today, adding one hour to
regular time, in order to increase the
output Of locomotives for moving the
nations grain crops.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

he discarded Dobbin for Ford, and
was getting his first driving expert
ence Monday. When he drew up to
the curb he damned on the Juice"
instead of the brake, and then came
the crash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
DOUBLE HEADER
At PARISH HOUSE
Drydock Five Play SayreyiIIe
in Main Came Two Girls
Teams Play in Other Event

Local basketball fans will be
given a treat at the Parish House
court in Rector street tonight where
two all star basketball games are
being staged. In the main event OF
the evening the Dry Dock big five
basketball team, undefeated con-
tenders for the county title with a
winning streak of eight games,
stacks forces against the Sayreville
representative combination. and the
second game features the Girls Club
team of this city and the Y. NJ. G..
"A. Girls second team. The first
game will start about Sis O'Clock.
and there will be dancing in con-
bill.
Miss Ruth Macan, of the Girls
Club outfit. has been endeavoring to
arrange a game with the Winona
girls of Paterson, the strongest fe-
male team in the state; the Newark
Y. w. c. A. girls and various other
teams, but was unsuccessful in clos.
ing a booking with any of these
teams, so it was decided to book the
"" second team, and this contest
will undoubtedly mean greater local
interest.
The Girls Club in their second
game of the season will line up with
the Misses Ruth Macan. Elizabeth
Macan. Ethel Lewis. Marie Handler
han, Doris Willsey n Frances
Hance. The 'Y" girls probably will
choose their lineup from the follow
Ing players, the Misses Cora DE
Russia, Gladys Sheyer. Elizab beth
Dolan, Sally Michaels, Eleanor
Brogger and Blanche Warter.
Interest in Dry Dock Contest
Basketball fans from all over the
county are expected to be on hand
to witness the game between the
Dry Dock big five and the Sayre-
Vile big five combination. These
two teams are contenders for the
county title, the local combinations
best step toward this title being
their victory over the Dupont team,
while Sayreville's best work on the
court this veal was their playing on
last Thursday night at Midtown,
this contest ending 9-S in favor OF
Midtown shortly after the start of
the second half in an argument over
players.
The Sayreville team will have
Fitzpatrick, Eppinger. Janfcker,
Burke, Fritz and Rhatican on hand
for action tonight, while the Dry
Dock will choose their lineup from
their regular list of players, Brown
miller, Rankin. Runyon, Campbell,
Loeser and kurowsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
ANNOUNCE CARD FOR BIG
BENEFIT BOXING EXHIBIT

Mooney Poulsen, Oh
the two men in charge OF the mon.
sfer boxinx carnival to be stageI III
the Auditorium Tuesday night, Dec
81 for the benefit of the poor cnii-
drsn's Christmas. announced tnls
nnornine that he had signed up the
contestants in the two main bouts
for this show, and also the POKER
TOR one of the three ~six-round evenss.
In the main event of eight sounas
Johnny Martin, the Italian llsnt-
weight boxer from Poughkeepsie,
will meet Johnny HOFFMAN IRON
Newark; in the other long Don't; bn.
Iy Richards. the lighting Harp
from Altoona, will fight Young Tep
from Newark, and in the ~six-rornd
contest Johuny Carroll, from
Chrome, and Kid Greer. from the
r. s Navy. will BIZ the participants.
All Of these men have good records
Ana should furnish plenty of excite
ment on the night of the carnivai.
Joseph McNulty, a registered rel
cree. has donated his services for the
night to the cause, and in addltion
tn this. his hotel in State street Will
be one Of the stations where tickets
for the carnival can be secured. Dr.
/. j.. ". Smith. who a donated ms
services as physician, Is endeavoring
to arrange to have Joe Humphreys,
the noted announcer, on hand to an
nounce the bouts at the carnival.
Howard Richards, another WELL
known sportsman has agreed TO
serve as timekeeper at the carnival.
Many citizens have agreed to help
the promoters dispose of the tickets,
and there is every reason to believe
that a bjg sum will be cleared for
this cause. Tickets we're spread
around the county IN Saturday, and
it is possible that before the end OF
the week some idea OF the success
of the carnival can be estimated.
The tickets for the carnival have
been placed in a number of stores
In this city. and sportsmen in vari-
Gus parts of the county also have
them on sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
SPEEDWAYS TO PLAY At
KEANSBURG TOMORROW

The Speedway basketball team is
confident of starting another list of
victories by coping their game with
the Independent Five Of Keansburg
at the latter place tomorrow night.
The Speedway team boosted Of a
five game winning streak previous
to their defeat at the hands of the
Knights of st. Peter combination at
New Brunswick on last Friday
night.
Manager Bradley. Of the local
combination, is confident. however.
that in a return game the Speed
ways would take the of
the county seat OUTFIT. The Speed
way team in She last fifteen minutes
of the game on last Friday night
played ball far below the standard
put up in this city. Matawan and
Parlin in previous games. and al
though the smaller team was far
out of its class in playing expert
ence, the Amboy team should have
won this game.
The keansburg combination has
been displaying a good brand of bal
this year. and should give the
Speedways stiff opposition. The
Speedway team in this game will
line up with Ray Handerhan
Brownmiller. Martin, Bob Handler.
han. Bradley and Campion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
KNIGHTS HERE
THURSDAY NIGHT
First Game of Home-and-
Home Series Between Or
iuinaI AudoS-N. Brunswick

The knights of St. Peters basket
ball team of New Brunswick pa :
the Original Auditorium five on the
Y. NJ. II. A. court Thursday nigh in
the first game of a home and home
series to decide the Middlesex cour
ty championship. Manager Jacob
sen Of the local team announced -
day that the New Brunswick repre-
sentative outfit had Joined IL the
race for Third congressional cham-
pionship honors.
This is the third game TO be PLAYED
by the Original Auditorium team this
year. victories having been scored
over the Marquis Ave. of Montclsir.
and the Point five from Elizabeth
In previous games. In order TO be
in real trim for the contest a prac-
tice session of the team is being held
on the Y. NJ. II. A. court tonight.
The county seat outfit, which de-
feated the S~peedways of this city in
a whirlwind game at New Bruins
wick last Friday. is made up OF
Kane, Sutton, Il. Harkins, C~osgrove.
l.. Harkins. Harding and Fitzpat-
rick. This combination also defeat
ed the S~ayreville big five and the
Orange big five. with Evans. Pensi-
tore and Ferguson.
The knights are the recognized
representatives of New Brunswick.
and finished second in the county
senior race last season. Manager
Jacobsen's Original Auditorium team
claims to be Perth Amboy's repre-
sentative team, on account of being
made up of an all local combina-
ton. Thus. the series for county
honors before going after the cham :
| pionship of the Third congressional
J district. The Amboy team will have
six men ready for action in the game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
NEW VOCATIONAL
V0LLEY BALL TEAMS

A new volley ball league has been
organized by the boys of Middlesex
County Vocational school No. 2, of
this city. New teams and captains
have been chosen in both the senior
and Junior leagues. Several games
have already been played in the new
leagues.
The standing to date follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
Glocllau
"STRANGLER" Lewis WINS
WORLDS WRESTLING CROWN

After one hour. forty-one minutes
and ~fifty-six seconds of gruelling
wrestling at the Seventy-first Regi-
ment Armory in New York City. last
night. the worlds wrestling title
passed from Joe Stecher to "Strang-
Ter" Ed Lewis. The match was of
the sensational type. a rapid sue
cession of head locks on the part
OF the Stranger proving the undo
ing of the champion who entered
the bout twenty pounds lighter than
the challenger. Stecher's body scis-
sor holds failed to take" on Lewis
who time and again broke away and
in turn clamped on Stecher's head
his famous head hold. The newly
crowned champion was given a big
hand by the thousands who packed
the armory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
SEPARkHF|NE
To PLAY ANBOYS
Brooklyn Team Booked to op-
pose Manning's Five at Au'
ditorium Saturday Night.

r,. psrth Amboy basketball team
1n encountered any opposition
from, teams on the local cour. as
so.so, the Newark Turner'S pens
A. o,lv team to score . victory IN
tnse1Se games played on the Auui
torinm court this year the sihe %
the court and the slippery conui.
of the floor have been Dig 90.
~ visiting teams in the last wv ro1n
sons. but the Jersey separa.e va,ins
Brooklyn. the arrected
~ turn the tide on saturday nlshs,
- this Is the opposition booked ps
Manager Manning for THIS oa.s. Al.
Nc "a ser Manning's side OF n
ennosition' tale must pc
Ply. ,,tp consideration. The Cres-
usne. af Rrooklyn and the
Orange are two good exafnpies'
Srhe FIRST mentioned team, unoele
= on their home court IN d naor,
~ years. appeared on n iocal ~
snS received q drubbing iron. nT
Amboy team. The ann Il In
OrAnee we're outciasseo ny Sr.nSe
c LIE, Mannine's team was forced 10
.Sai;mit in order to register a We
my ~ one point. The Assumption
Cssevs Of staten Island have no.
heen defeated on their court, pu s
thss team also failed to furnish the
local team any opposition. uaa
The Jersey Separates have piayse
.hout twenty-five games TINS season
ioStne few. One OF their most no-
ticeahle victories was scored over
the Newark Turner'S on the iat.ers
court' the only team to defeat Am
hov in this city. The separates aiso
ave the National Turner'S a haru
zane. losing out by one point.
basketball fans in this city wiz
vossIn about the class of games VIZ.
nessed on the Auditorium cour.
must take INTO consideration the
fact that PERTH Amboy has q Won
darful team, the Reilly-Thomas-
S~ossrove. Harrigan-Dawe combine.
Inn being hard to beat both IN tnis
citv and away from home. Tneir
rscord On the local court Is hard 10
heat. and although they nave peen
losing a number of games away
from home. they have been furnlsh-
ing real opposition. Manager Mail
ming states that the Amboy team IN
many cases have to contend VIII
raferee decisions in travelling games,
something visiting teams 40 ho'
h,ye 10 bother about in this city.
Solador. the Amboy referee. per
forms in a c~reditable ann as Ia.
Ga a souare deal is concerned, put
local fans do not ike 100 MANY
fouls called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
SPORTING NEWS
AQUEHONGAS WIN MATCH
FROM LOCAL POST OFFICE

The local p~ostofice bowling team
went TO Tottoryiile last night. where
they rolled the Aquehongas a return
match. the home team winning two
out of three anne The Amboy
pinmen annexed the initial game
with thirty weight pins to spare. bus
lost the second game by seventys
four. In the third and deciding
game the feds underwent a slump.
losing by 1A3 pins.
The Aquehongas turned In three
excellent team scores. all above the
900 mark. Jaycox, their lead-of
man, averaged PIG for the night
with scores Of 235, AT and 200.
while Hodge, another Aquehonga
bowler, averaged 20e. His best
81 mes 232 and 222. Clarence Hon.
man, as usual. was high score and
average man for the Amboy team.
His average was just zoo. 2S2 and
212 being~his best games.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
RABBIT HUNTING SEASON
ENDS IN STATE TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the last day of the
rabbit hunting eason which opened
on November 10. Included In this
class of game are quail, rabbit. hare.
squirrel. male, English or ring-neck
pheasant. ruffed grouse. prairie
chicken, wild turkey or Hungarian
partridge. The season for skunk,
mink, muskrat and trapping of otter
opens tomorrow. The hunting of
this class of game is allowed up to
April 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
DEMPSEY-BRENNAN
TO FIGHT TONIGHT

Tonight at Madison Square Gar
den Jack Dempsey, woo's heavy
weight champion. will meet Knock
out Bill Brennan, one of many chal-
lengers for the heavy's crown.
Demsey is expected to weigh 1S5
pounds for this scrap and a record
breaking crowd representing $780,
600 in paid admissions has been pro-
phesied. Dempsey is the favorite
and an early conclusion % the bout
is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
PENNSYLVANIA B0WlERS
WIN MATCH At SO. AMB0y

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. 14-rhe
Pennsylvania railroad bowling team
won two out of three games from The
Jr. O.. L. a. NJ. alley men on the
local Y. NJ. c. a. strips last night.
Fox. anchor man for the winners,
averaged high. with 1879. +. Hoff-
man. of the Juniors. took high score
honors. with 226. and led his team
mates in average. $50.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
WHITE HORSE B0WIERS
EVEN UP BOWLING MATCH

Captain Mullenson's White Horse
bowling team took two out of three
games from Donehue's Black Horse
team in a match bowled on Bohn-
sacks alleys last night. Donehue's
team COPIED two out of three games
in q match bowled a week ago. De-
Grassa of the winning combination
captured high average honors, ITO.
Brosky of the Black Horse combina-
ton won high score honors with
Els and high average honors among
his own teammates, with 100.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
Jr. q. U. 4. VI.
AMERICAN FIVE MEET
LYCEUMS HERE TONIGHT

A big game is expected on Kozus-
kos court in Hall avenue tonight
where the American five of the Y.
NJ. II. A. of this city clash with the
Lyceum basketball outfit. Manager
Banzick's outfit has been losing
some hard games of late, but the
team is confident of bringing their
hard luck streak TO an end by win
ming the game tonight. The "Y''
team is expected to have Lewkowitz.
Lowenkopf and Daitz in their line
up, while the Lyceums are expected
to line up with Glochau and Sulli-
van. forwards; Yves Hanson or
Burke, center; and Brennan, Sep
lacky or Banzick, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
ACHES AND PAINS
SL0AN'S GETS 'EM!
famous pain and ache Liniment.
kept handy, brings warming,
Gratifying relief

DHEUMATIC ~twinges ease up
soon. So do stiff joints, lame
~ back, neuralgia, oyertaxed mus
les, and those pains from weather en-
,csure, too-they don't fight long
,gainst the Characterization that
oloan's Linimcht produces.
Always keep this old family friend
tcndy for instant use-a little pene-
. ties uikkout rubbing, leaving no skin
..ains, muss, or clogged pores. Its
,ery odor-healthy and stimulating
mggeasthe good it will do.
All druggists. Three sizes-35c, .!Oc,
Il 40. Largest size is most astronomical.
LinitnentsR Penn;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
TEAM
WINS ANOTHER
Continues to Lead "y" Bas-
ketbaII League. Roth De-
feats Glochau Close Game

Inc teams capta1ned by Alden
Smith and Leon Roth won games
played on the Y. NJ. G. A. court last
night in the "Y" senior basketball
league. while the team of Chick"
Warter won by forfeit from the COM
bination captained by John McCroe-
ry. Smith defeated Glochau. while
Roth annexed a contest from Tan
guards cellar occupants.
The game between the Roth-Tan-
gard combinations was the most
interesting OF the we played iE this
league last night. the final score be-
irg 1917. Pete Hanson featured
for the winning team, with thirteen
points out of nineteen scored. while
Bob Handerhan scored the same
number for the losers. T~angaard's
team led at half-time, 14-12.
The team captained by Alden
Smith. present leaders of the league.
had an easy time in defeating Fred
dy Glochau's combination. the final
core being 24-9. Brownmiller and
DE Nicholas were high scorers for
the winning combination, while Clio
chau featured for his own team.
The score at half-time was 1875.
The scores:
Roth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14

After all, athletes are built along
much the same lines whether they
are professionals or amateurs. The
pro ball player shuns a banquet as
he would the plague, but he rarely
refuses to sit in a stud game with the
deuces wild.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
Y. NJ. G. A. Boys PLAY Newark

N 7. NJ. z. a. employed BOYS
brotherhood second team will go to
Newark tomorrow night to plav the
fast representative junior Y. NJ. c.
A. team of that place. Playing with
Amboy will be Scott and Palmolad.
forwards; Halligan, center; Sieter
and Stevens, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-14
.he standing to date follows:
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SAYS IT FIRST AND SAYS Ir LAST

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Norfolk, Va, writes: "Ill tell anybody
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
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