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Evening journal., 1921-03-22
SCHOOL NO. | RECEIVES
TROPHY THURSDAY

Thursday morning is the time set
for the closing Of the winter activi-
ties Of the Grammar School Athletic
League. when the basketball team Of
Grammar School No. will receive
from Dr. Clifford ]. Scott. superin-
tendent Of city schools. the silver
loving cup. championship trophy.
The cup will be accepted by Victor
smith, captain Of the team. No.
school team won out Of 9 games.
Spring and summer athletic activ-
tiles by the league will probably
open on April 4. The closing date is
May 2S. The interscholastic swim
ming meet has been set for May 21.
Probably the biggest thing Of the
year will take place on June 4, when
a track and field meet will be held
at the "Y."
During April the life-saving cam
paign will take place. with Leroy F.
Sparks. Ernest II. Hale and John c.
Pierson as instructors. This event
will be conducted under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. I
Swimming campaign for boys will
be conducted az the "Y" pool dur
ing the week Of June G, followed the
next week by the girls swimming
campaign. The general campaign
for both men and women, will be
conducted during the week OF
June 20.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
Rookie Directory
PIIILIIES

FRANK PARKINSON - Third
baseman. Came up from Trenton.
y j. Age. 23. Weighs l72. Height.
feet IL inches. Bats rlght-handed.
BOB DAvID-southpaw. Burned
up things on Independent club In
Philadelphia last year. He has looks
and speed. Weighs 155. Stands
feet 9. Age. 26.
HOWARD CRANDAYY - South
paw. Twenty years old Ringer for
Rube Marquard. even cocks his head
TO one side like Rube. Six feet /
inch tall. Played at Franklin. Pa.
In the Steel League last summer.
JOHN +. SINGETON - Right
hand pitcher. Throws submarine
ball like Carl Mays. Age. "a. Weight
100. Height feet. Halls from Cal
lipolis, o. Played five months ir
France.
GEORGE MORGAN - Pitcher
Came from Birmingham after n,
had been drafted from the Newpor
News club at the close OF 1920 sea
son. Age, ?. Weights 155. Height.
Z feet IL inches
BILL TIMMIE-Cincinnati semi
pro right-hander. Won IA games
lost &C games lost by one rum las
season. Nervy on ball field. Age, "a
Weighs 16O. Height. feet IL.
JIMMIE KEENAN, - Spec
southpaw. Won IS games. lost Il
with Terre Haute club In Three Ey'
League last year. Weight, IL
/ Age, 21.
JOHN PETERS -- Giant catcher
Obtained from Birmingham club
Weighs 1876. Lots Of pep. Age. 2s
Height, feet. Hit $50 last year.
STANLEY BAUMGARTNER -
Southpaw. Played professional bal
with Providence club. Jumped {
| Pennsylvania Steel League last yeai
Weigs. 175. Age. 26.
FRANK b r L G GY - Catcher
Came from Buffalo in the Interna
tional League. May be first stringei
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
CLUB POPULARITY
CONTEST UNDER WAY

Five OF the city's most popular
athletic organizations are entered in
the popularity contest TO be conduct
ed under the supervision Of the Fair
fax Lodge, No. s. I. o. o. F. The
contest, which will be by vote. VIII
be one Of the many big features OF
the carnival which will be held in
the odd Fellows basement, Tenth
and King streets. April to Q, in
elusive.
Parkside' Keystone. Defiance. South
Side-Eden and the p. r. r. Athletic
Club we're the first 20 enter in the
contest, and although these organi-
zations have already received con-
siderable support, the contest will
not swing into high gear untn next
week.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
A bail team with its back TO the
wall can como hack. but how about

There is a rumor that there'u be
excursions run from training camps
back 20 minor league towns.
Help They're running out of
angles 20 discuss In the Dempsey
Carpenter rumor.
The village wit wants 20 know n
any boxer has ever been knocked
out by a paperweight. II so, who
threw it?
Whatever the outcome Of the legal
trying OF certain eN-White Sox play
ers. the general public, after all, is
the real jury.
Discovered A diamond within a
diamond. Ross Young lost a ring al
the san Antonio ball park. then
found II.
A glance at the sport doings all
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
MISS powTTU AT DELAWARE.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Del, March "a
Under the auspices OF the Faculty
club OF Delaware College. Miss Nir-
ginia Powell will appear in Wolf
Hall on the evening OF April 7, In
o. Henry stories and musical mono-
logucs. Miss Powell, through the
charm and novelty OF the programs
which she is presenting, has won
the hearts OF lyceum and chautauqua
audiences. Her musical monologues
and her presentation OF o. Henry
inimitabie stories have attracted
wide attention and favorable COM
ment. 10 will be her first visit TO
Newark and there Is every indivaton
that she will be received by a large
audience.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
RIFLE CLUB MEET,
SHOOT TONIGHT

The second shoot over the new
range Of the Brandywine Rife and
Pistol Club. at the Auditorium, will
be held tonight
The range. which is one OF the best
In this part Of tho country, was
thrown open last Tuesday night. The
attendance last week was not as
large as expected. but the officers
Of the organization are looking for
an overflow crowd tonight
Many OF the boys had dlmculty in
acquainting themselves TO the new
regulation range. which is as feet
in length, but are expected TO hang
up good scores tonight
The club is open membership az
present.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
OLD TIME BROWNS
AWAIT HAGLEYITES

Brownson will tackle Hagley
Academy tonight at Brownson
Hall. The old guard will en-
deavor TO take the Hagley boys over
the same route that they took the
present Brownson five several weeks
ago. when they clearly outclassed
the youngsters In all departments OF
the game. displaying their old-timo
pep that made them the most talked
OF team in the East several years
ago.
The lineup will be:
Brownson-Haney. Burke. Lacey,
Walsh and Rigney.
HaRley-Biddle, Cavenaugh, Gal
lagher. Mclaughlin, Toomie.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
sHIPPERs SUPREME

The Shippers yesterday took three
OF the easiest games Of the season
from the Store crew. James OF the
store. reputed to be one OF the most
consistent pitchers In the "City
League was all shot up. The
Fence Post" was not much better
although he did cover one Of
Thompson's ringers Cwho by the
way made three). The feature Of
the game was four ringers by Sorrel
Ahern. He also pitched the first
double ringer that has been made
since the Desco League started.
This makes twelve games straight
that the Shippers have won, which
is a record in itself. and II they take
all three games from the Transport
alton on Wednesday, they will have
a record that has never been equaled
even by the much talked of Receiv-
ing Dept who thought they were hot
when they took nine straight But
we must say, the Receiving Dept. is
the best in the League, (outside of
the Shippers) as they are now hold
ling the pennant they won last sea-
son, but are anticipating handing IL
to the Shippers with a few pointed
remarks after Saturday.
The scores yesterday;
shipping Dept. ... 21 21 2l
Store .......s...... is 10
Cat Eye Thompson. Sorrel Aherr
for Shipping Dept.
. Por-kay James. Fence Post Draper
Tor Store.
= Time SO minutes; scorer Ed. Dc
Shields; referee Deacon Wilkinson.
Today's schedule-Ofice and Re
7 ceiving Dept
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
WEST END EASY
FOR DEFIANCE FIVE

West End was an easy victim for
the Defiance combination last night.
the reading room baskoteers being
forced TO take the short end Of a
1913 score. The Tenth Wardcrs held
the upper hand throughout and Il
was only in the final minutes that
West End were able to hit the bas-
ket TO any extent.
LEX" Gillespie and "Buckey" No
gill led the parade with six nsd
goals apiece while the defensive
work OF Lowell and Walsh was an
other feature. The combination
showed a couple OF Defance's ster-
ling old timers working together
with some Of the speedy youngsters.
Score:
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
BUFFALO JRs. BACK IN GAME

Buffalo A. c. opened the season
after a long rest and will line up
against any team whose players are
between is and 20 years. Green
Dragon and Black Sox Jr., prefer
red.
Fitzgerald better known as Pork
Chop" is manager. Thomson is cap
tain.
For games address business man
ager Saunders, 1S1 South But on-
wood street.
All members are requested tt be
on the diamond next Saturday alter
noon.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Babe Ruthwas excused from train
ing for an afternoon so ne could
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
NINTH WARD To
PRACTICE TONIGHT

Manager Lux and Assistant Man
ager McElroy. Of the Ninth Ward
Club Of the Wilmington League.
issued a call last night for baseball
practice. which will be held this
evening at Twenty-second and Clay
mont streets. The workout will
start at 3 o'clock. ANY player wish
ing a tryout with Ninth Ward is ask
ed 70 attend the initial practice.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
II You Don't See IL I'm the
Dispatch. II Hasn't Happened.

And knew the wind was west.
We always found them soft as pie
Just as soft as all the rest.
And as the games we planned TO lose
Is the reason / was shy
So simply did refuse
But Shure Shot you could not by.
There is another 1 will say
With whom you must contend
You know him we'll as old Por-Kay
He will play you till the end.
BY HOT-CAKE.
With apoliges to Line a Time
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
SPRUCE A. c. WANTS GAMES.

Spruce A. c. would like to hear
from any team whose players are
between the ages OF IL. Manager
Walsh expects to put a fast team on
the field this season. He has called
practice for Friday morning and ex-
poets the following players TO re-
port: Biggens. Carrow. Haugh, Con-
lin. Hecker. Walsh, Casey, Ford,
Myers and Callahan.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
9ss2f2T 8: Z gzAYg6

round convinces one that they all at
tempt 10 come back sooner or later.
I'm take a clever team TO pun my
socks down this year. says Kid
Gleason.
Supposin' America holds on to the
Davis tennis cup this SUMNER
whatll we put In it2
The we'll known pan" is more
prominent these days than the
grldiron.
They do whisper that Il won't "all
come out in the wash" with some
White Sox.
Queer but true that the Senator.
are reprcsentauves-of the city OF
/ Washington.
Babe Ruthwas excused from train.
Ing for an afternoon so he could
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING
DEFIANCE DEFEATS ST. AIMS.

The Defiance Fourth team nosed
out the St AIMS five last night at
Brownson Hall. is 10 II, in a close
and interesting game. Mcconnell
and Calvin starred for Defiance
while Reese and Long featured the
work Of the defeated quintet. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
w. II. A. MEErTNG TONIGHT.

A'special meeting Of members Of
the Wilmington -Trapshootlng Asso-
citation viii DC held tonight at Room
5O45 dupont Building.
President Stein has requested that
every member be In attendance as
business OF Importance Is 10 be trans
acted.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
ALL AT one TIME

Sure Shot TO me one day did say
Lets let them have a few
For If we don't we cannot play,
They'll quit before it's through.
We felt for Cat Eyes Fry
And held the flag enough.
We knew it was not Friday
And at playing made a bluff
But "Oh" you poor old Deacon
You sure did make things good
As Shure Shot sure did weaken
With your barrel made OF wood.
We have no other alibi
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
WATKINs RACK AGAIN.

PORT HURON. Mich..-W. II.
Watkins. for years magnate and
manager in the American Associa-
ton, will have an interest in the
new Port Huron team in the Mint
League. Watkins lives near Port
Huron and intends 20 put the town
on the baseball map.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
Yosterdar,s ouestIons Answcrcd.

/. At athletic meets. It is best TO
leave ones valuables in the pole
vault.
2. Keep on the Grass" signs are
gradually doing away with fencing
In this country.
3. Lacrosse is considered good
sport by the folks who live in Fond
du Lac and Appleton.
T. The Man with the Iron Mask
was not a baseball catcher.
8. The prize ring should be on
the third finger OF the right hand.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
If Not, Why Not?
SPORTS

SPORTS.
1. Does a cricket enthusiast be-
come a bug?
g. In fly fishing is tanglefoot con-
s.dered a good bait?
g. How may one retain his good
nature during a cross country rum
4. In a gruelling contest, who is
expected to pay for the Cruel?
s. In stalking n gazelle, is II good
form TO use the handkerchief fiirta-
tion?
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
SFVTN PORT HEAVFRs.

TOLEDO-Sevcn southpaw pitch
Prs are with the Toledo American
Association team in training at Au-
susta. Ga. Tim Thorpe will be with
he outfit this year as an outfielder.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

A football star I'm summer time.
Cut grass 90 earn some dough.
Twelve lawns hc nurscd; he'd fin
lshcd two,
So had ten yards 90 go.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
DOYLE ATTFR PTAYFRs.

SAN ANTONIO - Larry Doyle.
manager Of the Toronto team, is
hanging out with his old teammates
in the Giants camp. He hopes TO
land some OF McGraw's surplus
players.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
PLAYGRouNps AGAN WIS.

Third and Madison playground
defeated Peoples Settlement in a
cage game yesterday, 80 to s.
Hall and Mcmahon starred for the
Fairgrounds team. Wilson did
good work for the Settlement.
Lineup:
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Who won the war? It's been the
source
OF broken bones and much dis
course.
Now. after all this talk and pain
Friend Houston makes it very plain
That, though we may think as we
please,
Most all the credits went o'erseas.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
LITTLE GIANTS WANT IN.

Little Giants would like to ar
range games with any teams under
the age OF 13 years. Send chal-
lenges 20 Stanley Zarnoch. 1903
Beech street.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

The Allies meet with aching brains.
with many struggles, many strains,
Attempt their problems 20 allay.
And when the German chiefs today
See all the worry victory cost.
They're mighty happy that they
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
Current NeUS In Rhyme

The baseball teams are southwark
bound,
While birds In northward flight are
found,
And westward beats the hobo clan
Deserving "nops" with pack and
can
Sure signs King Winters on. the
Wane
And ioyous spring Is due again.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
Schedule for Tonirht.

1'TT TT HVTTTT7TTE3
7.30-Mitchell VS.. Harkins.
s.20-Herman vs.. Hampsh.
9.10-Bergan VS.. Everett.
10.0O-McKee VS.. Davis.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
GOOD In FRONT
OF BOWLING TOURNEY

Taking both Groves and Harkins
into camp last night Edgar Good
entrenched himself out in front OF
the bowling battle in the individual
championship being waged at
Grady's. Good lost only one game.
and in that one he dropped down to
147. He totaled 1852 pins for an
average Of a little better than $50.
In the three games with Groves he
amassed 584. twice hitting the 200
mark.
In the other matches Of the even
ing two apparent upsets were fur
nished the large crowd OF fans. How
ard Mccall gaining the decision over
Kit" Carson and "BoXo" Everett
subduing Mac" Mckee. Kurt Doeize
took the measure or Young Pipino.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
BATEMAN PROMOTES FIGHT.

Joe Bateman, whom local fight
fans will remember as the promoter
OF several boxing exhibitions for the
Red Cross benefit during his stay in
Wilmington. is now located in Wash
ington, ID. c., where he is match
maker and promoter for the Silver
Springs CMd) Club. located outside
OF Washington. Joe is an old timer
in the boxing game. having held the
amateur bantam and feather-weight
titles in his youth and can still put
up a good exhibition with the
padded mitts.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

The Want ADS will give onportunl-
ties for good business partnership
and business investments
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
PENNY AN-7e

Pek-hY AN-7e
On STE he IRep nAH.
WlaAI IS WaoN6 VIA he MANI
Ne nan IS 6ROd -GT, Ne HAS
BEEN PLAYING PENNY AN-Ie
ANO n IS NOW 2 AN.
DID AE WllfN z
NO. ne LOST.
AA-c7A-eR REASON FOQ
FEELING 6ROG-SY ,GA?
YES, NOO see his WIFE LET
I'm OUT UNDER CON-Di-
Ton HA sac Col ALL
HIS WIrS -f\l@GS For q
NEW HAT Ar>O ne IS
AFRAID or TRe CON-
Sc -QUeNCGS.
OATS = 0R6AI SPORT
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
A RECORD THROW

G. II. Sanders, young man OF
Douganville. in this county, was
badly injured when his motorcycle
threw him about two miles from the
city.-Lexington CKy.) Leader.
she-why ! studied abroad for a
year.
He-That's nothing. 1 studied
one for two years and then didn't
know anything about her.-Let's Go.
BILL had my nose broken in
three places.
Lucile-Why do you persist in go
ing 10 those places.-Lets Go.
The difference between an engage
ment and a battle ia that the en-
gagement takes place before the
marriage.-Tattler
Do right and fear no man.
Don't write and fear no woman
Let's Go
If BONE DRY LAWS CONTINUE
VIII a storm be allowed TO brew?
VIII the moon be allowed TO get full
VIII hops" be allowed in dance
halls?
VIII a ship be allowed TO anchor
over a bar2
viii captain be allowed to put II
some port?
VIII II be allowed to name children
Tom and Jerry?
| Will cocktails be allowed on tn
farmers roosters7
| Will a man be punished for getting
half shot in battle?
VIII a person be allowed TO ge
drunk with success; or inton
Gated with JOY Lets Go.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

When Congress banned the immI
grants,
The solons took an awful chance
For with a servant problem now
The wives viii raise an awful row
And may defeat the men who took
Away their chance 10 get a cook.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Too bad Midas died OF his Ills.
or maybe twas some doctors piiis
with Congress I'm session
He'd had a good Lesson
For all they take up became bflls-
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

The Want Ads will find positions
Cor demonstrators. for sales agents
and will locate lost articles
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Tex Rickard has o. KID the go
Tween Jack and the Frenchman.
you know.
He won't hear the shouting
He won't get the clouting-
Where Richard collects Is in dough.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Jack johnson says-and gets a
smile
why. III beat Dempsey by a mile;
He's no real champ while 1 am
tough"
The Smoke can boast-he's safe
enough
To stand a blast Of T. n. T.;
That is. unless you have a key.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Now Harding's a popular guy
But what we don't get is just why
Such crowds press 10 greet him
And squeeze In 10 meet him
by suppose it's because OF the pie
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
IN THE MATTER OF
JACOB
nANERTDT

IN THE MATTER Of
JACOB GERMAN.
X
To the creditors or Jacob German OF
Perth Amboy. in the County of Middle
sex and District aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho If
teenth day of December. 192i, she sad
Jacob German was duly adjuaic1ted
bankrupt. and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at my Office. No.
2f0 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. j.. on
Monday. the ninth day of January. 1922.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint n trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before such
meeting.
1t is not necessary for the creditors TO
personally attend court at the above time
and place unless they desire to exarine
the bankrupt or participate in the cleo
tion OF a Trustee.
Proofs of claim may be filed with the
Referee at the above address.
Dated. December %. 1921.
ADRIAN LYON,
95s7-12-24-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
ny MIS-. MAX WEsT

Happy that baby and happy that
mother In hot weather when there
n an adequate supply OF brens,
milk. Hot weather has few terrors
In such case. II the baby Is still
counting his age by months. for sum
mcr diarrhoeas rarely affict a
breast fed baby
N the mother ~ wise enough to
follow the well known laws OF good
feeding. namely. feed the baby alb
solu,ely M regular intervals. and II
he Is under six months Of axe give
nothing elise save a little orange
juice between the two morning nurs'
ingH. and little drinking water sew
eral times day. the baby will 40
through the hot summer Ia triumph
Breast milk ia 20 superior 70 any
other milk for the young baby that
II In good news 20 learn from high
authority that practically all moth.
erH can nurse their babies. N they
have proper care before the baby u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
TRAMPS FIGHT
SHERIFF POSSE
Steal Train: 81 Arrested, &c
Escape

los ANGELES. Cal. Aus. "a
Heavily armed posses from the police
station and sherlffa office shortly
after dawn today engaged In "A pistol
battle with 20 tramps who had cpms
Wandered freight train In san
Berna rdino. overpowcred the crew
and headed for Los Angeles. Police
arrested % men. 20 escaped.
Warned by telegraph that the Kid
mapped freight" was speeding toward
Loss Angeles. posses were hurrfedly
formed here, They halted the train
at the Santa BE tracks and Fourth
st A pitched battle enaued and the
entire noighborhood waa thrown into
a panic.
Numerous minor injuries were sus
tanned a. authorities rounded up the
"kidnapers."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
Tar and Feathers
for White LAWYER

BRENNAN. Tex. Aug, Seized
IN his office by four unknown. un.
masked men. A. w. Hodde. 80. a
white lawyer. was taken to spot
four miles from BRENNAN Thursday,
tarrcd and feathored and ordered 10
leave town Hodde states that he
received warning from an unknown
source 10 leave town a month ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
FINDS 3 BODIES
IN QUARRY POOL
Diver "Exhuming" 100 Cars
Abandoned in Water

SUMMIT H.. Aug. ia.--Rodics Of
three persons are imprisoned In "a
coupe al the bottom OF an So.foot
quarry pool, Jack Blair. diver. said
today.
Blair l. "exhuming" automobiles
from the auto grave" where they
were abandoned by persons who
wished 10 collect Insurance on their
ears and by thieves.
Blair. when he came up from the
bottom OF the pool today said he saw
the three bodies. on a second trip
he could not locate the coupe. but
planned further efforts under In.
struetion OF the police.
Nearly hundred automobiles
were in the abandoned pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
France Is Serious
About Disarmament

PARIS. Aug fs--"After Was
ington. We viii breathe again"
Marcel Hutin, famous Frenc.
journalist. In an interview with ,bs
United Press today declared tba, :.
reflected the opinion u France. When
he said that the disarmament, con,
ference pr0posed by President Hard
ing ~ taken very seriously here.
''Tbe conference must marx IL.
date Of The resumption Of world =.
curly" Hutin affirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
GOULD STAND
~ SOME HELLLUP

INDIANAPoLiS--"A little help
would come In handy" wrote J. C..
wingard OF Hammond. Ind In a
letter to Gov. Mccray asking II the
state gave aid To the parents of trip.
lets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
To Settle Claims
of Disabled Vets

with n view 20 settling all out
atanding claims. preparations are
under way Friday by the bureau Of
war risk Insurance for cleanup
squads" 20 take the field These
squads will receive the co.operntion
OF the Red Cross and the American
legion. Each squad viii be com
posed OF "a medical examiner. com.
pcnsation and insurance claims con
tract examiner. and representative
Of the American legion and Red
Cross.