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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
So. Amboy Sports
[By Evening News Correspondent

[By Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, July 9:-Tomor-
row afternoon the fast Catholic Club
of Elizabeth will lace the Sacred
Heart Club of this city. From all
&c cunts the teams are very evenly
matched and if the Elizabeth crew
are any better at the bat than their
rivals there will be some tall clout-
ing. as the local boys are doing some
very heavy hitting of late.
Since the local boys have been
settling down to real playing a great
increase in the attendance Is noticed.
From all accounts Molly will do
the hurting against the sturdy WISH
tors and q hot time is assured the
Elizabeth nine. Several practice
games were played during the week.
The South Amboy Field Club. the
new aggregation of ball tossers, were
out scouting an opening for Sunday
afternoon on an Out-of-town dia-
mond, but up to a late hour today
were not successful. Several games
during tn week will keep them in
shape. It is thought that a series
of games for the South Amboy title
will be arranged in the future.
The central attraction Of Sunday
will be the games with the three
leaders In the Casey League. Wood
bridge, New Brunswick and South
Amboy are all tie for first honors.
Sunday the Caseys of New Bruins
wick will entertain the local boys
and a great game is expected, as all
seem confident of their ability to
hold and anchor at the high step.
Manager "BilP' O'Toole. who for the
past several years has been plotting
all large mines in this city, claims he
has the material and will make all
conner step to the tune his boys will
play for the balance of the year. The
local team will leave shortly after
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09

The contest is slated to get under
way at 3:a0 o'clock and the local
players will meet at the Central sta
ton in this city at 1880 o'clock.
Raritans Play Two Games
The Raritan nine of this city has
two games scheduled for this week.
end. This afternoon on the Roose-
welt grounds the Industrial Associa-
ton nine of Roosevelt will be their
opponents, and tomorrow afternoon
the Raritan nine will travel to At
lantic Highlands to play the strong
representative nine of that place.
Clovers Play Fords
The Clover baseball team will
cross bats with the Fords represent
tative nine on the Lumber field
grounds tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. An interesting game is ex-
pected as both teams are evenly
matched.
Maurer Will Play Two
The Maurer A. A. have two
games On for Sunday. In the first
game, which is to start at 1 o'clock,
they will meet the Keasbey Feds,
and in the second contest which IS
scheduled to get under way at 8
o'clock, they will clash with the
Sayreville "A. c., formerly the
"Sayreyille All Stars" Of Sayre-
vile. N. J. The Maurer A. A. have
won eight straight games up to the
present time, and they will play
hard to cop two more on Sunday.
The pitching will be divided be-
tween Uunton and Faltisco, and Bill
Fowler will do the stopping behind
the batters. The Maurer A. A. will
use their regular lineup in both Of
these games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
DEMPSEY WILL
STICK To KEARNS
Will Be My Manager As Long
As | Fight, Says -.
, Champ.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. July Jack
Dempsey last night emphatically de-
MED reports that Mayor Edward Ba-
der of Atlantic City, would supplant
Jack Kearns as his manager. Demp-
sey was seen here enroute to Salt
Lake City.
Jack Hearks will be my manager
as long as l am a fighter. He was
my manager when I was fighting my
way to the top. If I had my way
he would make every engagement
of my career"
Dempsey<was unable to account for
reports that Mayor Bader would pilot
his future destinies.
mayor Bader is q fine fellow and
a fine sportsman but as for my man.
ager. WE'LL" and Dempsey shrugged
his shoulders.
Reports that he had been sued by
his housekeeper for $500 the differ
ence alleged due between $500 prom
isd for services and 800 paid by
Kearns. was denied by Dempsey. He
said Kearns had paid all bills and
has receipts to show for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
DANvILLE WINS z GAMES
and IS TIED FOR LEAD

The Danville baseball team in the
Piedmont League has won the first
two games on their schedule for tho
second half championship. defeat
ing Raleigh On Wednesday AMI
Thursday by 40 scores, Wright
pitched the ,i,st game and Rogers
the South Amboy hurler was in the
box on Thursday. The Danville team
appears now to have a real batting
team and a good defensive outfit,
with several promising pitchers.
"Blackie" Regain, who left this city
on Thursday to return to Danville.
was expected to take part in yes
terday's game between Danville and
the High Point team on the formers
grounds. The Winston-Salem team
is tied for the lead with Danville.
Worth, former Saint, is playing CEN
ter for Danville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09

dinner. All will meet at the club
rooms on David street where cars
and trucks will take both players
and rooters to the county seat.
Today the Y. M. c. A. of the Penn
sylvania Railroad will meet the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock team on the
"Y" diamond, Manager Thomas has
his crew of wonder workers ready
for the game. 1t is likely that Com
niger or Stratton will do the mound
work for the Y. M. E. A.
The Ernston baseball team will
meet the Jr. o. u. A. M. team Of
Perth Amboy tomorrow at the
Whitehead diamond. Up to date
and doing some very good work on
the diamond.
At a very late hour today the
Morgan team had no game for Sun
day and it is thought that many of
the men will attend some of the
local games and perhaps will don a
uniform and help out where needed.
The grounds at Whitehead field were
scraped and some alterations made
to the infield during the past week.
AS the diamond is in good shape no
excuses for poor grounds will be ac-
cepted by the managers.
Sturdy O'Leary, of O'Connels
stables, will fight again July 25 ut
Elizabeth. A trainer will be put In
charge Of him for the days that re.
main before the big night, and Leon
ards pavilion will be used for the
workouts. Several sparring partners
have offered their assistance and
fans boast of what O'Leary will do
to his challenger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
AMp0YS PLAY
ALL CO[LEG|ANS
Big Games on Copper Works
Diamond Tomorrow. Saints
yScceeJm Game Off.

Art Romer, veteran southpaw hur.
er of the Aquehonga baseball team
Of Tottenville has allowed on an
lverage OF about three hits q game in
The contests played by his team so
Jar this season. The All-Collegians
pf New York, the team booked by
Manager Joseph Mullen for the game
on the Raritan Copper works field
tomorrow afternoon, was the only
ieam to secure as high as sever hits
from the Aquehonga hurler. and the
Collegians were the first ball tossers
to hang a defeat on the Tottenville
representatives this season.
The showing of the New York
combination against Romer and, his
Tottenville tossers leads the fans to
ask. what will they do with Apple
gates offerings. and can the Coles
CLANS shut out the Perth Amboy
team? The final score Of the Aque-
honga-Collegians game was . to 0
in favor of the latter team. The
Aquehongas lost n other game this
Beason, q / to 0 setback at the hands
of the Red Stars of New Brunswick.
after they scored a victory over the
game Of the series.
Frank Richmond. who formerly
played with Mullen's team. w. Knott
and Hollowell each secured a hit on
Dunn, the Collegians' twirler, while
Sufert, Christy. Little, Ballard. Gal
lagher, Anderson and Dunn each col
lected a hit off Romer's delivery. The
All-Collegians manager has promised
to bring his regular lineup to this
city for the game tomorrow after
noon and Manager Mullen will use
the same lineup as represented the
team in the games last Sunday aft
ernoon.
The All-Collegians played the
Aquehonga team on Decoration day.
The day before the Aquehonga team
shut out the Lyceum nine of this city.
Romer pitched both games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09

RIVERTON. July 9:-Several
members of the Olympic swimming
team, including Ethel Bleibtrey,
worlds champion woman swimmer,
were entered in the Riverton's yacht
club swimming meet. The program
includes so, 100 and 200 yard events,
breast and back stroke races, fancy
diving and a relay race between New
York and Philadelphia girls,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
NOTICE 10 cREprrchs

Jacob ]. 0anss. administrator Of Emil
J. F. starke. deceased. by direction Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of Middlesex.
hereby gives notice 10 the creditors Of the
said Emil j. F. starke to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the
estate of the said deceased. under oath
pr affirmation. within six months from
this date. or they will be forever barred
Of any action therefor against the said
administrator.
Dated. May Ia. 1921.
JACOB ]. GANSs,
Administrator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
New York /, Chicago 0.
Pittsburgh S, Brooklyn 8.
Philadelphia 9, st. Louis 4.....
Boston s. Cincinnati o.
American League
Chicago 4. New York l..
Boston 6. Detroit 8.
st. Louis ~. Washington 2.
Cleveland philadelphia. rain.
International League
Syracuse T.. Newark 6.
Rochester 8. Baltimore g..
Jersey City-Toronto, rain.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
American League
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Newark at Syracuse.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Reading at Buffalo.
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possible cash balance is promised
after the crop is sold."
This system Of fodder wages, it
was explained, was applied for years
after the Civil War. and the low
market for cotton has enabled the
Ku Klux and other reactionary cle-
ments to bring it forward once more
as the Salvation" of the South.
Thus far the Negroes appear to
have accepted the scheme as the best
terms they can hope to secure from
their employers. They are unorgan-
lied.
The Detroit Federation Of Labor
has declared war on the Russian po-
licy of Samuel Gompers, president
Of the American Federation Of Labor,
Frank Martell, business agent Of the
local body states,
In a letter to Gompers, the local
federation condemned statements ho
made accusing the local of anxiety
to spread Bolshevik propaganda
The Detroit federation said the Rus.
sian Government is representative
one and should be recognized by the
United States.
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SPEECH OF COMRADE ZINOYIEv.

from Kronstadt (and the Finnish
Whites-are the hang-men of the
working classD? How, otherwise to
understand, that the S. R-s.-generals
in the first place depend on France,
which occupies the most irreconcil-
able, the most severe attitude to.
wards Russia?
"The S. Rs. themselves do not
hope to overthrow Soviet rule. They
want to create the greatest inter-
national noise, in order TO hamper
the bringing up of peace relations.
This is their first task. Then will be
fulfilled the program Of the AS
sembly, shattered then the interna-
tional Importance Of Soviet Russia;
the Russian peasant will not get a
single scythe, Russian industry will
not get single machine, but the S,
RS, on this basis, will further car
ry on the undermining.
"By this time the "French" line
will get on top-and a new war is
ready provoked by the s. RS. In
this new war the S. RS. expect to
win with the assistance Of all the
capitalistic forces. But that will be
the beginning Of the end not only
Of Soviet Russia, but Of Russia
generally. Then she actually will be.
come a barbaristic colony, aud pro.
baby the s. RS. as a reward will
secure some under-overseer positions
in the French offices.
"But this will not happen, and the
s, RS, shall not cot, In brave ar.
lmy We march in counter attack. M
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nests of the near-at-hand counter
revolutiunists are built. These first
hand translations may serve as a
guide for future if there be new in
surrections in Russia. BY having
this authentic information, we will
be able to Judge the news when it
come to us from the same place and
source. What the Associated Press
cables from Reval or Helsingfors
about the revolts in Soviet Russia,
is not news but pure and simple
propaganda, directed against the gov
ernment of the workers and peasants
in Russia. Always take it with a
grain Of salt.
The Liquidation of the Revolt
will be the subject of the next and
final chapter in this episode.
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Entente or S. RS. will be masters
over toiling Russih. Already for
three years they have attempted TO
overthrow the Proletarian Dictator
ship. But there is still powder in
our powder bags, nd liveried Entente
lackeys will defeat liberated labor"
In the issue Of March s Of the
"Moscow Pravda" are some news
items Of interest telling how the in
surection progressed and what was
the attitude taken lby the sailors. l
will translate some of these.
"Petrograd, March 6.-In Kron-
stadt the fullest dispersion is OBJ
served. After dividing up of food
supplies and other necessities, the
leaders Of the Instruction tried to
place before the insurrectionists a
discussion Of, questions of a political
nature. A majority Of the sailors,
seeing the failure ok the revolt, took
an indifferent attitude towards all
political questions and schemes"
Another telegram from Petrograd
appearing in the same issue furnishes
us with proof Of the identity Of the
instigators Of the revolt n =
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insurrection by no means was COM
plete is shown by news item pub
lished in the "Pravda" of March 9,
it reads as follows:
"a neutral regiment 1.-The rifle
regiment, posted at Kronstadt, re-
fused to join the insurrectionists and
did not allow themselves to be dis
armed. The Regiment announced its
neutrality"
Illustrative of the action of the
s. RS. is the amusing affair which
took place between Reval and Pet
rograd.
"An Inquiry and the Answer"
"At the Petrograd radios station an
inquiry from Reval was made, as to
what kind of government exists in
Petrograd. Red, Petrograd answered
as follows; "We have workers.
peasants government, Soviet. This
government is of three years stand
| ing and is more staple than all the
bourgeois governments combined, For
this, attractive to you information
please do two things for US: u sub
| nit our congratulations to the com
munists Of Reval for their victory
at the elections, % submit to the
bourgeoisie Of Reval, that in Tiflis
where not long ago ruled the Con
stituent Assembly now is a Sovic'
government"
This shows what the treacherou'
and reactionary s. RS. were expect
| ing and also what news we get from
the bourgeois news agencies from
Reval and Helsingfors, whore tn
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THE REVOLUTION IN KRONS7ADT.
By ]. B.

trade agreement with Soviet Russia, ,
right now in Moscow is Vanderlip,
with whom transactions are being
carried for deliveries to Soviet Rus
sia; right now transactions are going
on between Soviet Russia and Po-
land; and last, right now takes place
the Russian Turkish conference upon
which depends the policy in the Near
East.
Remembering now the fundamen-
tai decision Of the Paris "Consti-
tuent Assembly" more correctly, 30
S. RS. and Kadets, with Konovalof
at their head. That decision provided:
against trade agreements with So
Wet Russia.
an contrasting these two facts
(thc similitude Of a line Of agree.
ments from one side, and the de.
sision of the Assembly" on the
other) completely clear conclusion
may be gained: the s. RS. and gen,
eral Kozlovsky want to perform )
grandiose scandal and promote dis
order, 10 cut off the transactions
TO disrupt the beginnings Of foreigr
trade, and II possible, secure q new
armed intervention Of the "Allies.'
"Yes, especially the new interven
ton. How otherwise to understand
hat the S. r, generals have con
|nection with the Finnish White
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(Second Installment.)


After the publication Of the trans
lations in the Toiler Of April 16, a
few additional "Pravdas" have been
received, but they are not the Pet
rograd but the Moscow Pravda." I"
In the issues of March 6, and .
we find some more news and expla-
nations of the situation in Kronstadt,
In the issue of March is published
an article that very logically con-
meets the ends together and shows
what the thing really was and what
it aimed at. That article being a
brief one, | translate It in full.
"What are They Striking att"
"When a seriously thinking man
asks himself: what hope have people
like the s. RS. general Kozlovsky
ETC.; then he first of all will put the
question this way:
"Do they really expect to over
throw the Soviet rule? Can It be
that they do not understand this Is
innossible? They themselves write
with Victor Chernof's hand) that
Bolshevism has deeply laid its roots.
Where is the essence Of the thing ?
"Look where the essence is. Just
now the Allied London Conference
takes place; now happens the change
in the American Cabinet, whereas
the new cabinet stands decidedly for
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BETWEEN BOSSES
AND WORKERS.

Washington Cotton manufacture
ers' agents here declare that the
southern cotton crop for 1921 is
being placed upon a no-wage basis
for the Negro laborer in the cotton
belt.
Throughout the South the planters
are offering to, the Negro a certain
amount Of cornmeal, molasses, pork
and one or two other items Of pri-
mitive diet, to be doledi ont weekly,
in lieu Of cash payments for work
ing in the fields. Settlement Of any
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|ONAL: Moscow 1920

one hand Communist International, and
ON the other hand bourgeois Intermatio-
nal which is trying to disorganize and de-
moralize the labor revolution with the aid
OF Socialist-Pacifist ideas.
The Communist International Will Not Be.
One-Sided.
Comrade Zinoviev reports that the CEN
trail committee of the Russian Communist
Party, analyzing the question of Socialist
Pacifists,. had reached the decision that if
the dilemma should arise as to choice be-
tween Communist International contain
ing Socialist Pacifist elements and solely
Russian Communist Party-.at least for
mally we would prefer the latter: "At the
present time the Socialist -Pacifists repre-
sent the most dangerous tendency in the
Socialist parties
Comrade Zinoviev expresses himself in
the most categorical manner against pro-
portional representation: proportional re-
presentation is a very worthless mixture
neutral ingredient of some kind. We do not
assemble for compliments on an interna-
tional scale, for the singing of the Inter
NATIONAL and other nonsense characteristic
of the II international. The Communist In
ternational is a militant apparatus for
throwing off the capitalistic yoke. Honeyed
loyalty to Kautsky under such conditions
is treachery to the working class"
Comarde Znovev again insists on the
necessity of Capitalization and iron dis
cipline, and expresses the hope that with
the aid of the warlike qualities of the III
International the latter will accomplish
what is written on it's flag-the liberation
of labor. a%
Comrade Radek Appears.
Debate follows the report of Comrade
Zinoviev.
Comrade Radek appears He recalls the
| first days Of the German revolution, when
Soviet Russia offered her aid to the Ger.
man Government, with which Haase was
then connected
"Of course, the scale upon which the
proposed aid was to be given was not i'm.
| portant, but it was extraordinarily notable
and characteristic that the Socialist gov.
ernment with the participation of the In,
dependent Socialist Haase, refused that aiG
under the pretext that similar aid was pro
missed to Germany by the bourgeois gov
ernment of the United States of North
America. This at once revealed the orienta
tion which in reality was perfectly natura
to the Socialist compromisers of Germany
The circumstance also seemed perfectly
natural that the Congress of the II Inter
national busted itself with revising tn
Treaty of Versailles.
Therefore we say to the working class
Be cautious, and be all the more cautiou
for the reason that through simply ignor
ing the revolution the so-called Indepen
dent Socialists often pass without muc
ado to treachery. In September 1919, whe
Denikin and Yudenich were bending thei
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steps toward Moscow and Petrograd-
the. very existence of the Soviet Republic
was in danger-Hilferding said that the
Soviet Republic would go to. the bottom in
two or three weeks and that there was no
need to bind up ones fate with Moscow.
rHilferding and Haase do not believe in
the revolution; they betray the revolution
even when they formally join it"
Comrade Cachin. Appears.
Comrade Cachin then takes the floor and,
in his own name and that of Rosmer, reads
a declaration of complete solidarity with
Comrade zinoviev, as well as with the pro-
positions advanced by him.
Comrade Cachin in the course of his
speech further points out large number
of problems arising from these propositions
and theses for the French Socialist Party
and promises that on his return to France
he will achieve complete unity en- all these
theses in the French. Socialist Party. He
also expresses the hope that the French
Socialist Party will just as unanimously
join them, and that Comrade Longuet will
be among the sincere adherents to the new
decision.
Debates
Comrades Lefevre, Graziadei, Guilbeau
Herzog, Godenberg, and others participate
in further debate
All of them warn against too confiding
an attitude toward the admission Of indi-
vidual, so-called Independent Socialist par
ties into the Communist family of the Ill
international. They recall the new display
Of Socialist traitors and Socialist chame-
Icons, and draw parallel between Cachin
and Turati, and extend that parallel also to
other personages in Independent Socialist
parties, demonstrating that all these are
traitors to and betrayers Of tho revolution.
Their theological character will not by
any means be changed by their admission or
nonadmission to the Communist Interna-
tional, This will be pasting the red label
Of the I'LL Communist International on the
| yellow content of the compromise parties.
We accept these gentlemen only because
| the laboring masses still go with them and
| follow them. But the laboring masses should
not make war with such means they must
| be taught, they must be organized md
having been organized must be torn away
| from the treacherous and counter-revolu-
tionary parties and organizations.
Their inclusion, then, in the member
ship of the III International, through the
instrumentality of the compromise parties,
constitutes the gravest menace to the So
cial revolution"
BANQUET IN HONOR OF THE
CONGRESS.
Yesterday, in the Column fiall Of the
House of Unions, was held i concert-ban-
qnet in honor to the Congress of the III
International organized by the Moscow
Soviet, the Moscow Provincial Soviet of
Trade Unions, and the Moscow Committee
of the Russian Communist Party.
The best artistic talent of Moscow took
part in the concert Shaliapin, Geltser. Ba-
lashova, and others performed. The Of
ficia part of the program concluded with
a rendering of "Dubinushka," by Shaiapin
The concert lasted until 3 a. m.
Next week Evening Sitting of July 29)