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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
BE il ordained by the Council OF tn,
Rnrnmgh of pennN GrONe:-

BE il ordained b.! the Council OF the
Borough of PennS GrONe:-
Section 1, That the compensation of
the Assessor of the Borough of Penns
Grove shall be Eight Hundred Dollars
per annum, in Lieu Of all other compen-
sation.
the Collector Of the Borough of Penns
Grove, who shall also be the Treasurer
of the Borough of PennS Grove, shall
BE- one Thousand Dollars per annum in
lieu of all other compensation.
Section 3. That the above compensa-
ton shall be in lieu of all Other fees
or "compensationS whatsoever to the
said Assessor, and said Collector and
Treasurer, for any services required of
them by law to be performed in the
performance Of the duties of their re-
spctive offices.
Section 4. That the compensation of
the Clerk of the Borough eff Penns
Grove shall be Five Hundred Dollars
per annum in lieu of all Borough COM
pensation.
Section 5. That the compensation Of
the Inspector of buildings of the Bor-
ough Penns Grove shall be at the rate
of $500 for each and every building per-
nit issued in lieu of all other compen-
satiOn.
Section 6. That the compensation of
the OVerSeer of the Poor of the Bor-
ough of Penns Grove shall be Two
Hundred Dollars per annum; and in
addition thereto, such reasonable sum
for pen as are necessarily incur
red in attendance at court, on the eN-
ercise of his dutis.
Section :. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent with
the provisions of this ordinance be and
the same are hereby repealed
This ordinance shall take effet inn
5. NJ. HUNT.
". \. HUNT.
Borough Clerk.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
MASONS LAY CORNER STONE
New 100000 Home to Rise Next
Year In Burlington, n. ].

Burlington, Oct. 13.-Before a gath
ing representing Masons of many
Jurisdictions, State Grand Master
Ernest A. Read and officers of the
Grand Lodge laid the cornerstone of
the new 100000 New Jersey Masonic
Home in Burlington. 1t is expected
to be one of the finest fraternity
homes in the country and will be COM
pleted next summer.
Former Grand Master Hope Apgar
said the fraternity in this State had
been the first to establish a home for
aged Masons and children of Masons
when the present institution was
founded in 1898. The original estab-
lishment has been extended by a new
home for boys and another for girls.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
An Ordinance

An Ordinance fixing the compen-
satiOn of the Assessor, Col
lectOr, Clerk, Overseer of the
Poor and Inspector of Build
ings in the Borough of Penns
Grove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21

Leave Wilmington els. 7.45, 1000 A.
NJ u o'clock noon, 200, *3.45, $40,
900, 1000 and 1900 P. NJ.
Leave Penns Grove. 5.35. 700, 900.
HOO a. NJ, Loo, 800, 1870. 700. 800
and HOO p. NJ.
Trips marked = leave at 400, 500 and
600 p. NJ. on Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays.
Refer Inquiries to Wilson Line Agts.
4th st. Wharf, Wilmington, Del.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
Penns Grove & Wilmington
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
OCTOBER 10, 1921

Schedule Subject to Change without
Notice.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
STABLE

am taking orders for stable manure
on boat or cars. For prices call on or
address Henry Reymer, dealer in Farm
ers' Supplies, Pedricktown, N. ]. 9-23,tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Matawan.
Kenneth MUNROE'S BOXING
RECORD IS ANNOUNCED

Ken Munroe. local boxer, yester-
day announced that he has partici-
pated in three bouts and seVerai
smoker exhibitions since
1920. He participated in an exhibit
ton bout with Italian John South at
a smoker held in a suburb OF New
ark, October, 1918, and he won by
a knockout in the fourth round of a
scheduled s%ix-round go. In Decem-
Der, 1920, he scored a knockout In
the second round of a six-round go
with John Lewis at Troxler's CLUB
in Newark. Munroe also claims 10
have fought George Robinson, coll
ored, an e~ight-round bout AT the
Peoples Sport Club in Boston, M
Young Fisher. a bout of the same
length at the Orchard Arcade, Al
toona, Pa.
The local m~iddleweight took part
in an exhibition bout with Jack An
derson at the local Junior Club last
summer, and will appear in anotner
exhibition event at the Junior Cluo
next Wednesday night. Fred Dam
back will be his opponent in TINS
contest. Anderson is acting as MS
and trains with him daily.
Munroe announces that he has given
up his position at the Newark Y. Nj.
c. A. to take up boxing profession
ally, and expects to complete ar
rangements for a number or bouts
in New York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
NEWARK TEAM
IS SCHEDULED
Second Game of Series Be.
tween Newark Mechanics
and Speedways

The Perth Amboy Speedways, To-
cal representative basketball team,
will endeavor to increase their list
Of victories to four when they stack
forces against the crack Junior Or
der United American Mechanics bas-
ketball team of Newark on the Au-
ditorium court in this city tomorrow
night
The record of the Speedway team
for the cas- consists of a defeat
at the hands Of the Junior Mechan-
les in a game at Newark, and VIC
tories over the Michelins Of Mn
town. the Roamers of Newark and
the Orange Big Five OF the Audi
forum court in this city. All Of these
teams have made real records on the
court this season and in former
years.
With the strength of the local rep
r~esentative combination exhibited in
the games played to date. 1t Is likely
that teams considered in the run
ming for the championship of the
third congressional district will be
booked to appear on the local court
in the near future. The Long Branch
representative team, rated ar the
strongest team in Monmouth coun-
ty. is one of the leading teams In
the race for the district honors- "a
number of teams from this cou1ty
are also in this fight for honors.
The Junior Mechanics are expec(ed
to appear here with the same H.
up as was used against the Spe01-
ways in the first game of h setI11
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
.AMb0Y bills"
TWO GAMES
Elizabeth Team Winner of
Match Featured by High
Scoring on Both Sides

High scores featured the match
between the Perth Amboy Elks and
| Elizabeth Elks, one of the six OPEN
ing matches in the Elks state league
which opened last night. The
match was rolled on the Elizabeth
alleys, and the home combination
succeeded in winning w out OF
three games.
The Elizabeth team rolled 1926
in the third game of the match,
while the visitors rolled 1016 in
the second game. The Amsoy team
aceraged 975 for the night, while
the Elizabeth combination averaged
933.
Howard Richards, anchor man
for the visitors and Kirkland. lead
off man for the Elizabeth team, tied
for high average honors. They av-
eraged 1871 in this match, Rich
ards rolling 1S9, 203 and 200. while
the Elizabeth man bowled 21O, $50
and 1922. Bill Eyerkuss, pivot man
for the visitors won high score hon.
ors in this match, his score of 243
in the second game was the highest
of the evening.
All of the bowlers on both teams
were in great form last night, and
the showing of the Perth Amboy
Elks in the game last night Is
promising. The Elizabeth team has
one of the strongest teams in the
circuit.
The Railway Elks took two out
of three games from the Jersey
City Elks in a match at Railway
last night.
rh, snoros.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
AND
RIPLEY To PLAY
Scheduled to Appear With
Staten Island TriangIes at
Pleasant Plains

The Beauvais Post American Le-
gion basketball team will open its
season tomorrow night on the Ami
citia hall court at Pleasant Plains
in a game with the Staten Island
Triangle, a combination which was
nosed out in a we'll played game by
the Eltingville Big Five last Satur-
day night.
Followers of the legion team are
of the opinion that this combination
which will take the court with La
Forge. Preacher, Price. Covell, Sher
and Ed "Blackie" Regain, will be
able to hold it's own with the lead
ing representative teams in this Sec
ton, after the season Is we'll under
way. The legion members are proud
of the showing made by the football
representative team of the organiZa-
ton, and will be satisfied il the bas-
ketball team can make as good a
record.
1t is possible that Regain and
Preacher will be stationed in the ad-
vanced positions, LaForge in the piv-
OF position, and Sher and Covell OF
Price in the guarding positions. -Four
of these men played with the Elting'
Vile team in the game last Satur.
day night.
Announcement has been made thai
Stretch" Mcintyre and Ripley will
play with the Triangles in the game
| tomorrow night. The remainder Of
| the lineup will be picked from Hag'
| gerty. Keenan,. Welsh and Smith.
The legion team will play home
| games every Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
No CHANGE IN
LEAGUE LEAD
Johnson & Johnson, Sheath
& Nobel Each Win Two
Out of Three
Standing in Two-Man Tourney

The johnson & Johnson combi-
nation came within an ace of TAX
ing the lead in the two man bowl
ing tourney last night but were
beaten out by Benish 6 Art Bag
ger by five pins. The Red Cross
duo won two out of three games
and still is tie for third place. while
three straight would have put it in
the lead. Benish &c Dagger, bowl
ing a second match. lost two out of
three to Sneal & Nobel.
High Scores in First Match
The match between the Bees"
and Jays was marked by good
bowling and high scores. In the
first game Benish & Dagger were
leading in the seventh frame by a
good margin. Ell Johnson struck
out with five straight, Lloyd john
son contributed four straight, while
+Benish &c Dagger each planted three
In a row. When the striking bee
was over it was found hat Benish
& Dagger had won by five pins.
Ia the second game the Johnsons
continued their striking streak,
each starting off with three straight
Lloyd 2O1 and Ell 203. They won
ehto odAiC W sat- OhN ma bN
third and deciding game was won
by forty pins, Art Bagger's 176 be-
ing high score, he having made
high score in the first game also
with 100. Lloyd Johnson's 186 av-
erage for the match was high, his
partner getting 1872.
Sheath 81 Nobel Out of Cellar
The tail enders, Sheath & Nobel,
pulled off the turning worm stunt
when they met and defeated Benish
& Art Bagger In two out of three
games. The former cellarites lost
the first game by 327 pins despite
Nebels III. which vas high score
for the game. In the second game
| Sheath got his come to mama" ball
working with a 220 score which
was enough to put over one victory.
This game was won by forty pins
The "krooshal' game was won by a
fourteen pin margin, Sheath agar
annexing stellar honors with a IT:
score. Sneath's ia average fol
the match was high.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
HARMONY TEAM
COPS CONTEST
GIochau'S Work is Factor in
Winning Game From Mat
avian Big Five Last Night

In a game which was featured by
close guarding on both sides,
"Matey" Melko's Harmony basket
ball team of this city, succeeded
i'm registering a victory over the
Matawan Big Five on Geran's hall
court in Matawan last night. The
final score of the game was 24-15.
1t was the opening game on the
schedule of the Harmony team,
while the Matawan team had pre-
viously participated in two contests.
Freddy Glochau, captain of the
visiting team, was the star of last
nights game. He led his team in
scoring from the field, and also
played a leading part in the floor
work of the visiting machine. Glo-
chau made three field goals, Regain.
Risley and Allen each made two
double counters, while Lee Roth
scored six fouls out of thirteen
chances.
w Lyle scored three of the Mata-
a teams five double counters.
During the greater part of the first
half the home team held the lead,
but in the closing minutes of the
session "Ruf" Allen dropped in two
| field goals, and the opening hall
terminated 11-9 In favor of the WIS.,
itors.
Melko's team increased their lead
over the Matawan team during the
final period. Bader refereed the
game. He called thirteen fouls on
the home team and ten on the Wis.,
itors.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
800 SOS 320-329
Three Matches Tonight

The schedule of Supervisor Nc
Comas calls for three matches being
rolled tonight. Olsen and Wiberal-
ske, who are now in first place, and
Forman and Fullerton, who are tied
for third place, are to meet in the
first match. This will be one of the
most exciting matches Of the series
as victories for either team will
change the league leaders consider
ably. Mallet and Nielsen will clash
with Hope and Smith in the second
match and Hope and Smith will
then take on Wfberalske and Olsen
in the third contest.
The following schedule has been
arranged for next week:
Monday night: Larsen e Tip VS..
Raymond & Payne, Raymond *
Payne VS.. Parker & AL Dagger; Lar
sen & Tip VS.. Forman Z Fullerton.
Tuesday night: Johnson e John
son VS.. Golden e Ramsay; johnson
& johnson VS.. Pemberton & Com
ings, Golden & Ramsay VS.. Pember-
ton & Comings.
Thursday night: Johnson & John
sol VS.. Mallet & Nielsen. Pemberton
e. Comings VS.. Greisen & Andersen.
Greisen & Andersen Is. Mallet &
Nielsen.
Friday night: Forman & Fuller
ton VS.. Parker & Dagger. Wiberalske
& Olsen VS.. Dagger & Benish, Lar
sen & Tip VS.. Wiberalske e Olsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
COMBINED TEAM
VS.. LEGION Il
Wanderers and Brightons
Combine Team to Play
BeauvaiS Post Outfit

An eleven composed of the best
and heaviest warriors on the Wan
derer and Brighton football teams
from the vicinity Of New Brighton
will come to Tottenville on Sunday
afternoon in an effort to register a
win over representative team of the
Beauvais Post American Legion,
Tottenville gridiron representative.
The game will be played on the Tot
tenville gridiron and will start
about 8 O'Clock.
To date the Tottenville represen-
tatfve team defeated the Rainbows
of Stapleton, played a tie game with
the legion team of Rosebank, s. l.,
defeated the Standards of Staten Is
land and the Lafayettes of Jersey
City. outside of the Stats post
game, the Beauvais Post team has
received little opposition, and it is
said a number of the leading teams
on the island and elsewhere, are
sidestepping Manager Walters out
fit.
The Tottenville representative
election day afternoon, the Mon
tanas of Stapleton will furnish the
opposition in this contest, and on
the following Sunday the u. S. s.
Pueblo team of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, will come to Tottenville. Two
weeks from this Sunday the strong
lamp Vail team, a combination
which has not been scored on this
season, will play at Tottenville.
As a result of the showing of the
knights of Columbus football team
Of this city. gridiron fans in Tot
tenville and vicinity are roofing for
a game between the Perth Amboy
representatives and the legion post
team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Y. M. C. A.

An important meeting of all inter
ested in the formation of a Sunday
School Athletic League will be held
at 1880 o'clock tonight in Physical
Director S. c.. Pew's Office. A bas-
ketball, track and swimming sched-
ule will be worked out. Represen-
tatives of all Sunday schools inter-
ested in entering teams are invited
to attend.
The first swimming practice OF
the season will be held at 1880
o'clock tonight and will be held
under the direction of Louis p. Booz,
Jr., chairman of swimming activi-
ties on the physical committee.
80
Beatty's team continues to lead in
the senior class competition with 91l
points. Solt having SS7. The class
competition last night resulted In
Beatty scoring 430 points to Solt's
465.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Railway |mperia|s vs..
knights Of Columbus

The first real Sunday football
game in this city this season is
scheduled to be played on the Rari-
tan. Copper works field this Sunday
afternoon. Manager Leo Burke's
knights Of, Columbus eleven will
stack forces against the strong I'M
perials. a colored team of Railway.
and the game will get under way
promptly at 3 o'clock. A big turn
out may result in games being play
ed en- the local field every Sunday
afternoon for the remainder of the
fall season.
At Roosevelt two weeks ago a big
turnout of fans witnessed the game
between Manager Burke's tossers
and the Roosevelt representative
team. and a majority Of these fans
were from this city. Last Sunday
afternoon the Caseys played before
a big crowd at New Brunswick and
again there was a big turnout Of foot
ball fans from this city. The Am
boy representatives lost both of these
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
for New Records
In Y. NJ. c. A. Track Meet

All Of the entries for the first track
meet OF the season to be held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium tomorrow
night have been received by Physi-
cal Director 5. c. Pew and the pros
poets OF keen competition are bright.
The meet will get under way at S:15
O'Clock, the public being invited to
attend, no admission being charged.
Many of the members from ~"
teams who have not been active re-
Gently have entered tomorrow nights
meet and some close races and con-
tests are expected.
Following are the entries:
Twenty Yard Dash-Harold Jen-
sen, Warren Hubbard. Leo Lowen-
kopf, Leon Roth and Theodore Won
Daggenhausen.
22O Yard Run-Julius Chizmadie,
Warren Higgard. John Ford, David
Berstein and E1lwood Johnson.
440 Yard Run-Warren Higgard,
Ellwood johnson and George For
man, Jr.
One-Half Mile Run-Richard
Pickersgill, Nat Cohen and Ray Jen-
sen.
One mile run: Warren Hibbard,
Richard Pickersgill, Nat Cohen,
Hedge Sandquist and Ray Jensen.
Shot put: Louis p. Booz, Jr.,
Lawrence Oliver. Theodore Won
Dapgenhausen, Carlton c. Mullins,
Lewis Compton, Hans Tonnesen and
c. F. Schrimpe.
Standing broad jump: Ellwood
Johnson, Fred Ritter, George Bla-
ney and Leon Roth.
Running high jump: Lewis
Compton. Leo Lowenkopf. Harold
Jensen. Richard Pickersgill and ELL
wood Johnson.
The representative track team
will be selected from the winners
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04

games by close scores. although they
were stacked up against experienced
teams.
This Sunday on the local field the
Casey team will be given a chance
to show at its best, inasmuch as the
greatest majority of the fans will be
roofing for their victory. Several
positions on the team will be streng-
thened this Sunday. Rufus Allen,
Sophus Grejsen. David Hank
Thomas and possibly one or two COL
lege men will be in the lineup of the
knights of Columbus team for this
contest. The Imperials have four
victories to their credit this season.
After the knights of Columbus
team has participated in a few games
on their home grounds. it is possible
that arrangements for a game or
series with the Beauvais Post Ameri-
can Legion team of Tottenville, win
be discussed. The Tottenville-Am-
boy football game last season drew a
big crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
ANOTHER Y. M. H. A. TEAM
HAS Been ORGANIZED

Another Y. NJ. H. A. basketball
team has been organized. This
combination will be known as the
intermediate Separates. and will
average one hundred and twenty
pounds. Rufus Allen is coaching
this combination which will lineup
with Nat Cohen Hymn Borak. AL
Kushinsky. Sidney Kohn, Benny
Beckhoff and Teddy Berkowitz.
Manager Deckhoff is DESTROYS of ar
ranging games with teams in their
class. Address challenges to Box
IT, City. Home and travelling
games are desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
TWO BASKETBALL GAMES
At so. AMBOY TOMORROW

There will be two games of bas-
ketball on the South Amboy High
School auditorium court TOMORROW
night. In the main game the Troop
l Boy Scouts will play the Sham
rock Juniors from this city, and in
the preliminary event the second
team of the scouts will play a light
junior team from this county. To-
night the heavy Junior representa-
tive team of the South Amboy
Scouts is scheduled to play the
Olympic Flyers at New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
so. AMBOY JR. O. U. A. N.
FIVE BEATS KElNSBURG

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 4.-with
Bennett and Perkins starring the
Junior Order team travelled to
Keansburg Wednesday night and de-
feated the Independent Five of that
place. The score was % to Is.
All through the game the local
five showed their superiority. Uh-
rig. of the Independent Five. was
in good form and succeeded in slip
ping three for double count.
1t is understood that the indie
pendents will travel to this city in
the near future when the Juniors
expect to duplicate their exhibition
of Wednesday night. The score fol-
lnrrc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
DRY DOCK FIVE
WINS OPENER
Junior Order Team of South
Amboy is Defeated on
Home Court

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 4.-The
South Amboy council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics basket
ball team bowed in defeat to the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock quintet on
the high school court here last night.
The final score was 31-20.
Ray Handerhan and Brownmiller
were the shining lights for the Wis
itors, accounting for twenty-five OF
their teams points. Perkins "a high
scorer for the home team. At the
end Of the first half the score was
1914 in favor of the visitors. Thir-
teen fouls were called or the visitors
and fifteen on the home team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
POST OFFICE B0WLERS
BEATEN AT so. AMBOY

The Junior Order United American
Mechanic bowling team OF South
Amboy won two out of three games
from the Perth Amboy Postofice
bowling team in a match on the
South Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
last night. The home team copped
the first and second games inc
dropped the third. Both teams roll
ed over the eight hundred mark IN
all three games.
The coOraS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
FIRST TRACK MEET OF SEASON AT y NJ. C. a. TOMORROW
ADOPT new INDUSTRIAL
VOLLEY BALL SCHEDULE

The following new schedule Of
games in the local industrial volley
ball league has been arranged:
November S-R. e II. VS.. A. s. &
r.; A. T. Co. No 2 VS.. Bakelite: A.
T. G. No. 1 VS.. U. S. Cartridge; Dry
Docks vs.. Lead Works.
November 15-A. T. G. No. 1 VS..
Lead Works; Dry Docks VS.. A. $. &
r.: r. &c H. VS.. Lead Works; a. T.
G. No. 2 VS.. L. S. Cartridge.
November 22-Lead Works VS.. u.
s. Cartridge; A. II. c. No. 1 VS.. A. 8.
g. r.; Bakelite VS.. Lead Works; L.
8. Cartridge VS.. A. s. & r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04

+of the various events IN this meet.
In addition medals win be awarded
to those finishing first and second
in each event Silver medals for
firsts and bronze for second. There
will be an additional feature in the
form OF a walking race In which all
members can enter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
ALIENS TEAM
SCORES WIN
TottenvilIe Team is Defeated
in Game Here Yesterday
Afternoon

In a fast and exciting game on the
Raritan Copper Works field yester-
day afternoon Rufie Aliens Gram
mar School wonder eleven defeat
ed the Tottenville Junior High
School team by a score of 7-6. The
local team was outweighed almost
man for man, in most cases by at
least twenty pounds. and in the
early part of the game the visitors
outplayed Aliens men.
During the asst quarter the home
team came back in brilliant style.
Kaplowitz playing left end for the
Grammar School team seized a FUN
BILE in the last quarter and ran sew
enty yards for a touchdown. Lea
kicked the goal accounting for the
winning point.
T%ottenville tailed on the first play
when LaForge shot around the
locals left wing for a touchdown.
He made a run of about thirty yards
in completing this play. Scott miss
ed the goal. Throughout the game
the Amboy backfeld could moi get
through the visitors line, but punted
most of the time upon receiving the
ball.
One of the features of the game
was the playing of Virgillo. the row.
ing center of the Barracks street
team. With Polckasky, Pavese and
Virgillo the home team had a real
defense, and the line showed much
improvement, with Silaki and Lea
much in evidence. Claus and June
played good ball on the defense,
while Scott. LaForge, Morey and
Williams starred for Tottenville.
The lineups:
Grammar School TOttenville
v O'Hara
right end
Sllak1 Brunsco
right tackle
Lea ss..ss... Moore
right guard
N1rgillo Williams
center
Gdldlud Jones
left guard
1TeSn s..... Wiling
left tackle
Kaplowitz Betcher
left end
right halfback
Claus LaForge
left halfback
Papp knott
quarterback
Scoll
fullback
The score by periods:
Grammar School -. 0 0 Tt
Tottenville ......... 6 0 0 O-6
Touchdowns, LaForge and Kaplo-
witt. Goal from touchdown. Lea.
Substitutions.. JULY for Kaplowitz.
Referee, Brennan. Umpire, Hugh