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Evening star., 1921-10-17
20 TEAMS ORGANIZING
: FOR ST. ALBAN'S DRIVE
Ten-Day Campaign Begins Novem-
; Der 1 to Raise $65, 900 to Com
plete Incasement.

Twenty teams are being organized to
conduct ten-day campaign. beginning
November 1, to raise $4,000, with
which to complete the incasement in
stone of st. Adams Church and to
free the parish Of debt.
A building fund committee has been
organized with B. A. Bowles. cashier of
the Potomac Savings Bank. as chair
man. The canvass will be made city
wide in order to give. every one interest
cd an opportunity to contribute.
st. Adams Church was built in 1854
and enlarged in 1900. The improvements
now to be completed We're undertaken in
1912 with a view to preserving the old
building. At that time the two tram
septs, the crossing and the nave were
work had to be abandoned because of a
lack of funds. With the money which
It is now proposed to raise the remain
der of the present building will be in
c4sed in stone and tower will be erect
ed between the church and the Guild
Hall.
When completed the church will be
dedicated as a memorial to Louise
Oakley Bratenahl. and others. who
were instrumental in establishing and
developing the parish. A bronze
tablet with the names of all those in
whose memory the church is erected
will be placed in the vestibule of the
tower.
The appeal to Washingtonians who
are not members of ST. Alban's parish
will be based upon the fact of the
proximity of st. Alban's to the Cathe-
dral-St. Adams lychgate continues
Evening star., 1921-10-17
FAILURES STILL LARGE.
1lsukEzppteies l 1neraass Anon
Menufactursrs.
NEW YoRE, October i7.-Despit

NEW FORK. October l7.-Dsspite the
holiday DIE past week the number Of
commerci& fSilures was larger than
last weeka according to both r. g.
Dun & CD. and Bradstreet's. The
Credit Guide. however. reported
slight decrease, explaining that the
drop was less than expected.
An important feature in connection
with the failure report this week, ac-
cording to the Credit Guide. is the
larger number OF manufacturers
among the liEt Of suspended houses.
The Increase Of failures among manu-
facturers compared to last week was
twenty-five The increased number
of manufacturers failing sent the av-
erage liability up to $4,000. against
$26.500 last week and $20SS0 the
week before. Fraudulent failuys still
abound in large numbers. says the
Credit Guide. drawing this conclusion
from the tact that IN 40 per cent of
the failures the heaviest liabilities
were incurred within the last ninety
days.
Evening star., 1921-10-17

mayoralty Of Mr.. Yukio ozaki, tho
city Of Tokio presented q number
II cherry trees to Washington.
The lantern. which will be set up
near tho trees, II complimentary to
the foregoing gift and will bear
the inscription: These cherry
trees have been presented TO the
citisens Of America by the citizens
Of Toxic as e token OF Amsr'ean-
The lantern - twenty-five feet In
hoiDhf
Evening star., 1921-10-17

to be the official entrance to the
Cathedral Close-and the further fact
that had it not been that St. Adams
stood where it does. it is probable
that the commanding site of the ma
tional cathedral would long since
have been developed for other pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1921-10-17
EXTENDING TRUCK SERVICE.

Special Uhpatch 10 The Mar.
BALTIMORE. October Hilary AL
lyn, general manager of the Tidewater
Lines, Inc, Of Washington, has taken
title to a parcel Of property on the
county road at Sykesville. The prop
erty. which was bought for $500. was
owned and used by the Arndt Express
Company, which has been absorbed by
the Tidewater Company in its plan for
extending truck service throughout this
section OF the state
Evening star., 1921-10-17

All men of genius are said to have
clear, slow-moving, bright eyes, This
is the eye which indicates mental abil-
ity of some kind.
Evening star., 1921-10-17

large stone lantern as q gift OF
the Toxic municipality to the
WASHINGTON municipal authorities.
Several years ago, during the
Evening star., 1921-10-17
JAPANESE 40 BEAR STONE LANTERN
as GIFT TO CITY OF WASHINGTON

utersspoadsncs ef the Associated Press.
1oKIo, September 22.-It Is an.
noHnced that the Japanese delega.
washington will take with It .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
FRENCH EXPERT
SEES DEMPSEY
--
Carpenters Advisor, MaIIett,
Watches the Champion
in Action
ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, June "a
Georges Carpenter will be given a
closeup account OF Jack Dempsey's
fighting style and condition by
Pierre Mallett, close friend and ad-
visor Of the French champion, who
watched Dempsey through a forty
minute workout yesterday afternoon.
Mallett, who has been q friend of
Carpenter for ten years, and who
has been with him in all of his i'm
poitant contests was impressed with
Dempsey's condition and left hand
hitting. He made no attempt to con-
ceal his identity or the object of his
visit and had nothing but praise for
Dempsey.
With the return of Jack Kearns
manager of Dempsey from New
York. the referee situation was clear
ed up to the satisfaction of the
Dempsey camp. Kearns said he was
pleased with Harry Ertle, city mar
shall of Jersey City as the third man.
II could have had my choice Of any
New Jersey referee, and Ertle was
picked because l think he is the most
capable. His integrity is beyond dis
pute. I have the assurance of Gov
ernor Edwards for that. l suggested
Bob Edgren, and Jimmy Dougherty,
of Philadelphia, because I had pro-
rlised to put up a fight for them. The
commission want Ertle, and after
certain situations were explained to
me I accepted him." Kearns said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
BENEFIT GAME
HERE TONIGHT
lyceums All Set for Big Game
With st. Anthony Nine
at R. C. w.

Plenty Of action is promised to
everyone who turns out on the Rari-
tan Copper works field tonight to
aid the worthy Firemen's Relief
Fund, for which the Lyceum-St 81. An
thony baseball game is being play
ed. The contest is slated to start at
s o'clock. and the managers of the
W mines have announced that the
price Of admission will be low.
The probable lineups of the OPP
posing teams will be:
Lyceums-Milchick, .: M. Larson,
c; J. Burke, 1b; T. Burke. 2b; Lea
hey, SIS; G. Wesley. 3b; Kopko. III;
French. CT; Coley. Zalari or Morgan,
right field.
Saints-Flynn. p: Bader. c;
Brownmiller, 1b; j. Fullerton, 2b;
Christopherson. SIS; Tague, 3b; Leary.
If; Burns. CT; Warner or w. Mazurek.
right eald.
Nett Ter of these teams have cross
ed bats on the diamond this year, al
though both teams. have played
against imilar opponents, and can
be rated quite evenly matched, the
teams are in the race for city and
county championship honors, and the
Lyceum team defeated the Red Star
nine, New B~runswick's leading con-
tender for the county honors. The
Lyceums were defeated by the
Perth Amboy representative team
and are booked for another game.
The Saints showing in the game will
probably decide whether or not they
will be given a crack against the
Perth Amboy team.
With Milchick on the mound for
the Lvceum and Flynn doing the
hurting for the Saints, the fans will
witness real baseball in this depart
nient. Both teams are strong In the
receiving department., and the two
are rated high in the infeld and out
field. some of the leading b~all-tossers
in this vicinity playing in different
positions on these teams.
Included on the list of teams the
Saints and Lyceums have played this
year are, Norwoods. of Long Branch;
Matawan, Keyport, Red Bank. ORR
oles, Tottenville Aquehongas, Red
Stars. Piscataway Arrows, East New
York, South River PAGERS, Sayreville
All Stars, Perth Amboys and Camp
Raritan.
Professor w. Corio's crack jazz
band from Jersey City will furnish
music in connection with the game.
This band was scheduled to play at
the dance of the Oakland trio in
Junior Hall tonight. and the trio in
an effort to make the baseball event
more successful, arranged for tehir
coming here and playing at the Cop
per Works field previous to the game.
Music in connection with a baseball
game is unusual in this city. Base
balls have been furnished by local
sporting goods stores.
The two teams are making a real
effort to have the proceeds of this
game far exceed the $3.50 mark set
by the Perth Amboys last Sunday.
Managers Wilson and Snyder have
arranged to have firemen stationed at
the park tonight to be in charge Of
the financial end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Z HARD CANES
FOR LOCAL MIN
Amboys to Play Double Head
er Sunday With Crack Gu
ban Stars of Havana

Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy base
ball team has hard pickings in their
coming weekend games, the crack
Cuban Stars from Havana. Cuba.
being booked to oppose the local
representative team in a double bill
on the Raritan Copper works deld
this Sunday afternoon. This team
rates with tho Royal Colored Giants.
the combination which defeated
Mullen's combination on the local
field in the opening game OF the
season.
Harry Chunk Applegate and
Henry Butch Neider will be the
Amboy moundsmen in this double
header. and tho remainder OF the
team will be practically the anne an
in recent contests. Meyer Larson 10
expected to do the receiving in both
games, Jess James will play Arst
base, Captain Johnny Fullerton Will
be found at second base. "Red"l
Singer at short stop and Alb Her/
man at third base. The Amboy
field will probably be picked n
Loeser, Flynn and Andy Mazu -ess
The Amboy team has beeEf
playing a real brand of ball Il
cent games, and local fans
been we'll satisfied with the sho1
OF the team. Their present strena
can be doped out from the gary
on Sunday afternoon, as the Cuba
Stars are rated as n of the strong
est travelling semi-pro teams Of toSv
day.
The Spanish lingo of the Cubars
used in the field and in coaching,
should greatly interest the fans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
KEASBEY F. c. TO HAVE
ANOTHER BUSY WEkl

tBy Evening News CorrespoAn{.
KEASBEY, June 23.-H
Schuster has arranged foS
busy weekend for his Kea1
Club nine. ).
On Saturday afternoon, :.
will travel to Lakewood to, -
strong team from that plf -
little has been heard a
Lakewood team but the
be ready for stiff oppositic1s w
Sunday afternoon the ~
meet the West Amboy nil
the leadership Of Manager
The players will leave ft
wood on the 1:15 train from
Amboy although arrangemer
underway for the hire OF q
make the trip. N
Pitchers Fullerton, Wagenh6
and Dolina, Catcher Parsler, I
Baseman Grispart, Second Base
Katransky, Short Stop Hippe}
Third Baseman Sullivan and !
fielders Smalley and Lovas will Z
the lineup over the weekend. \
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
DOUBLE HEADER
HERE SATURDAY
Large Contributions to Relief
Fund Expected in Ben
eft Games

Keen rivalry is being displayed
by various athletic organizations in
this city who are conducting benefit
baseball games, ETC., for the fire.
mems relief fund. The st. Anthony
Lyceum combine performing in a
diamond contest on the Raritan
Copper Works field tonight will
make an effort to pass the $3.50
mark, the amount of the contribu-
ton made by the Perth Amboy
Baseball Club as the proceeds of
last Sundays game, and the Perth
Amboy Cops, Raritan Copper Works,
pany and Elizabeth Cops combine
are out to pass the Lyceum-S Saint
mark, in the double-header sched-
uled to be run on the Raritan Cop
per Works field Saturday afternoon.
There is every reason to believe
the seasons attendance records will
be established at the Raritan Copper
Works field tonight and on Saturday
afternoon. The contestants in the
game tonight have big followings,
the Lyceum outfit is said t. be one
of the biggest drawing cards in this
section of the state today, while the
Perth Amboy Cops and the Raritan
Copper Works team draw unusually
well. A big leap In the total of the
fremen's relief fund is expected as
a result of these games.
Elizabeth Out to Win
The Elizabeth Cops undoubtedly
will come to this city with a big
following on Saturday afternoon with
the one intention of defeating the
law enforcers of this Pacemaking
City, and their rooters will endeavor
to talk the local boys out of the
game. Fans in this city and vicinity
who were elated over the result of
the recent game in Union county
will come out on Saturday afternoon
to see Manager Egan's team repeat
their performance. No announce
ment has been made as to the pitch
ing choice for this game. There
will be plenty of action, and every
one who clicks the gate Is aiding a
good cause.
Interesting Industrial Clash
In the second game Of the double
header the Raritan Copper Works
and Standard Underground Cable
baseball teams are sched-
uled to stack forces. Practically the
entire force of these two plants will
come out to witness this interesting
double-header, and at the same time
aid the worthy firemen's relief fund.
This is the first real game on the
of the Standard team,
1t is the fifth on the list of the
Copper Works combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
AQUEHONGAS TO PLAY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Richard Carfoot's Aquehonga
baseball tossers. representatives Of
Tottenville on the diamond, will
make an earnest effort to make up
for their 10 defeat at the hands
Of the New Brunswicks last Sum-
day, when they cross bats with the
crack knights of Columbus team OF
New Brighton, Staten Island, on
this Sunday afternoon.
The T%ottenville boys have chosen
real hard pickings on which to
make up for a defeat, as
the Staten Island ,Caseys are one
of the strongest semi-pro teams in
New York. With Romer continuing
his good mound work, and the
Aquehonga team playing their usual
brand of ball behind him, the Aque-
hongas should, however, add an
other win to their steadily increas-
ing list.
The contests played by the Aque-
hongas this season rate with the
best played on the Tottenville oval
in many years and also on
other fields in this vicinity. Art Ro-
ner's mound performances are re-
markable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
CRICKET TEAM ]
HAS WINNING SIRE

The Raritan COPS ~
Cricket Clubs second tea
ly won two games. In a 6;
ed here the Amboy team 3pk1
score Of 81 with sever j fsNy4
standing to 81 runs. A maj Ar.S2
ed in New York resulted iT'ox, n
of Sc for the home team railrd
with eight wickets standing for +
Amboy team. The local teams =
pect to play the Newark Scotc1
men here August II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Hiding Real Ability

MANHASSET, June 23.-Georges
Carpenter, is hiding his real fight
ing ability behind a series of list
less public workouts. For some rea-
son which his manager will not ex-.
plain. the aspirant to the worlds
heavyweight title is entertaining his
audiences with smiles. but working
viciously in private. Carpenter has
arrived at a point where he is a ver-
table flash of speed and an atlas of
strength.
During his morning road workouts
when only his trainer and sparring
partners are in sight, he goes through
a series of developing stunts that
would put a circus strong man to
shame. He cuts down trees, lifts
heavy boulders and losses his SPAR
ring partners about as If they were
baseballs.
He is careful not to show his speed
or strength when strangers are about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
WEST AMBOYS TO
PLAY KEASBEY F. c,

The west Amboy baseball grounds
on Sunday afternoon will be the
scene of the second game Of the Sc
ries between the Keasbey Field
Club and the West Amboy diamond
teams. The Keasbey outfit defeated
Manager Bathe's team earlier in the
season. but since that time the lat
ter combination has 1een playing
a better brand OF ball. and followers
Of the West Amboy team expect
different results in this game.
Maxfield and Rasmussen will be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Carp G Boast

Georges Carpenter isn't doing any
boasting on what he's going to do
after the fight.
His thought now is to beat
Dempsey.
If he should gain the crown, then
he says he'll make his plans.
We like the Frenchman for not
boasting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

in the points for the home team
in this game, while Dolina and
Farsler will comprise the Keasbey
battery. The West Amboys will
hold a practice session on their
home grounds tomorrow night at 6
o'clock in preparation for the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Fair to All

1t isn't absolutely certain that
William T. Tilden and William M.
Johnston will bear the brunt in
defending the Davis Cup for Amer
lea this fall
The tennis association has until
August Fl to make final selection.
Every player will be given a
chance to win a place on the team.
Keeping the team selection open
until the last minute will be a big
incentive to all ranking ~contenders.
This will be a great year for ten
mis-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
A. C. SPRACUE

Authorized agents for K. q. WeA-
ing and Cutting Equipment. AceN-
lene and all welding supplies. "A
High street. Phoie 22S3. Pert&
Amboy. N. U.s. 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Sport Briefs
In All Fields

KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Jess
Willard. former heavyweight cham
pion. told friends he was too busy
to go in to Jersey City, July 2, to
witness the championship bout be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter. He added he had stop
ped over here while enroute to OIL
Fields in Montana.
Asked what chance he thought
Carpenter would have, willard said:
Il haven's seen Dempsey for a long
time"
In response to a question as to
whether he planned to fight Carpen-
tier, should the latter defeat Demp-
sey. Willard said.
II am too busy to think of fighting
anybody just now"
DENVER, Col, June 23.-Benny
Leonard and Mel Coogan, of New
Jersey, have been matched tor a
ten round bout July 8. Local pro-
motors said Leonard planned to
leave Benton Harbor July 4, and will
arrive in Denver July 6.
LEONARD meets Sailor Freedman
in Benton Harbor on the Fourth of
July afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

$500
LONDON, June 23-America's
polo team. which yesterday swept
through the British defense and
won the right to carry back across
Atlantic Westchester cup was warm
ly congratulated by polo experts
and newspaper writer's today. The
cup will be presented to the Amer
leans by King George probably Sat
urday.
On every hand it was admitted
today that victory went where it
vas most deserved, and news writ
ers and editors accepted the result
with cheerful resignation.
No were offered for the
British team. but it was commended
Its play was really excellent, except
In the players inability to seize up
portunities and hit straight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League


Boston 8, New York s.
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 2.
, Chicago s.. st. Louis 8.
Pittsburgh S, Cincinnati 2.
az i%nnings).
American League
New York s. Boston 2.
Boston s, New York /.
Cleveland 3, Chicago 2.
Detroit Z. st. Louis s..
Washington s Philadelphia 4.
I'll Innings.
International League
Newark 8, Toronto 2.
Jersey City -. Buffalo 0.
Go innings).
Baltimore s, Syracuse S.
Rochester IL. Reading q.
Toronto 8, Newark 2.
Jersey City IA, Buffalo 13.
Syracuse Z, Baltimore s.
Rochester 4, Reading 2.
GAMES TO-DAY
National League
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American League
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
International League
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Rochester at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
TiIdcn Wears Mask

Waiting on the ~sidelines at
Wimbledon, England, for his chal-
lenger to be named for his worlds
tennis championship, Bill Tilden is
out of place.
Tilden would much prefer to be
in there battling his way to the
top and hanging up scalps.
His health hasn't been good since
he went to England.
And the strain of waiting will
affect his playing when he defends
his title against the worlds pick of
stars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
Baseball DAILY REVIEW OF ORTS Great Outdool
Sport Comment
In All Fields

Jack Dempsey will prove an ex-
ception to the rule that a fighter
is at the zenith but once.
The reason is his youth and his
innate ruggedness.
Jess Willard was at his best when
he beat Johnson.
Johnson was at the peak of his
career when he whipped Jeffries. as
was Corbett when he beat John l..
Sullivan
Fftzsimmons, an exception, was
able TO Come back after a layoff.
Dempsey was but "a when he won
the title. He is but 26 now.
Corbett was 81 when he lost the
title, John l.. "a. Jeffries IS and
Fitzsimmons 81.
1t is logical to believe Dempsey
will be a better Dempsey when he
faces Carp than when he beat Will
lard down two years ago..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

AHlerICHH lcHSuc
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

STOCKHOLM, June 23.-Eaavo
Nurms, the Finnish champion long
distance runner covered six miles in
20 minutes 42.1 seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

International League
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Rochester at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
COllegians Best

Collegians Best
College players are being grabbed
up by major league scouts almost
daily.
The New York Yankees have just
signed a half dozen stars from COL
lege mines.
The fact that so many youngsters.
schooled by college coaches, make
good in a single jump to big league
clubs means we are to have a new
class of players. q
They are quick thinkers, easily
taught and adaptive.
Ty is Right
Even Ty Cobb, the slugger, is
against the freak ball that is being
whaled daily for extra bases
around the big league parks.
I'm in favor of eliminating the
lively ball. the spit ball and all
freak things In baseball" says Ty.
The public likes hitting, but too
much of anything is too much"
And a lot of other people are
thinking the same things as Ty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23

International League
GAMES TO-DAY
National League

Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1921-01-13
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The Washington times., 1921-01-13
NEW LIQUOR GRAFT
EXPOSURES COMING
Dry Law Officers on Trail OF
Corruption in PennsyI.
vania District.

More facts, and possibly more
names, in the Governments probe OF
Liquor graft" among dry law officers
and owners of breweries and other
liquor producers in Pennsylvania,
were promised today, as the Internal
Revenue Bureau directed speeding
up in the Investigation ordered BY
Revenue Commissioner Williams.
Several Government officers already
have been implicated. One Of those
under arrest js revenue officer, in
trusted with the duty OF approving
or disapprovinG the operations OF
sreweries and distilleries.
Grating" on whiskey and beer
manufacturing permits in Pennsyl-
vania, II is now learned, has been I'M
covered in some other States, where
inquiries are being quietly made, and
are expected to develop additional
startling events.