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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Markets
NEW. YORK COTTON
SHOWS FIRAlNESS


NEW YORK. NoY. i2-Ths cotton market
showed considerable nrmncss today with
prices reaching tho highest levels OF tn.
week ON covering for over Sunday and
,he ginning rcuor; which Is To be pub
iished at 10 o'clock on Monday iuurn.
ING; January contracts nds.ncod to 10 ~
ana closed at 1892. with the general mar
k"t closing strong. net II points higher Ia
points lower. w
The market opened steady a, an adj
almost steady Improvement during the
morning. There was some scattered sell
trade u; home and in Lancashire hui
liverpno! was good buyer here and the
nsro, III , to cover short contracts for
certainty az TO the showing of In. cen
sns repor, on Monday morning
December selling up 10 Ills. or - points
ns, hishcE white spring. and summon
points TO = Soin,s mex wiz fs'n No Of oniK 3,
at Il. 10 Closing prices were n few toints
oor from Shs best under realizing. one
lish"d here this morning said Thai Inv
sashitc spinncrs would probably vote in
favor OF ths snnr,-time proposmi Tor Da.
lneni still prevailed In Mancu"st.r
,o Tms id ID buying here. however
Ing that bearish operation. in III. Eng
h,h market were being ovcrdone and
mon, t tnSIs Wsrs PROSPECTS OF a FAIR OK
River goods market for the week we're
estimated at 5000 pieces. aud the cur.
o' III. fine goods mills there are said to
De sold up to the end Of the year or
c chsooxh nsnnary. but sone talk Of In
continued slow demand
ne amount OF cotton ON shiabnari "a.
, ,ne enu or the week awaiting clearance
The Department Of comrncrd sSe'' GSTns sS
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAKKEr.

CHICAGO. Nov. l3.-Iiogs: receipts. COP:
active and strong 20 i9c higher than Fri.
days "ysraEe; mixed uD moot. good clear
ages. PRACTICAL top. go: bulk. sToQs.ss:
t i;sh iow Msh'i b.i 10 to Lover Ris - 10
~" h .@we'' s ou.m aestIaS'e'. aWS,I u,,
week ago. FAT iambI. s 10 70 lower. TAI
ahecp. % TO lOo lOMeE. fcrlsr lAmhn nrnalN
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AUSTRIA CELEBRATES
THANKSGIVING DAY
with Ex-Empcror Charles Smelly
Disposcd of, RrpGblic Takes u
Holiday.

Especial Cable to Times Dispatch
VIENNA. Nov. l9.-With OK Elm :
peror Charles safely disposed Of,
Austria celebrated Thanksgiving
Day In honor OF the proclamation OF
the republic three years. Bands played
and stores and business houses were
closed. but no extra food was ISSUED
and the government announcement OF
new food policy Of cessation OF all
food subsidies took the Joy out OF the
celebration to great extent.
The newspapers. In rather rueful
editorials. summarizing the troubles
Of the young republic. express hopo
for brighter future, although the
publication OF the Finance Minister'S
budget showing a deficit OF $4,000
100000 marks struck the population
nghast.
Austria also celebrated by march
Ing into West Hungary today. TAX
ing possession OF all territory cx-
cept the plebiscite area.
Copyright, 1921. by Public Ledger Co
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAHKEr.

CHICAGO. Nov. is.-Af,er averaging
higher through most of the session wheat
broke sharply on the chiesso BoaN, -
u. The results were net losses OF &C to &c
In wheat. sc 10 nc IN corn and &c IN
oats Provisions were Arm and GEN
orally higher
Wheat started at Il slisht advance over
yesterdays close. but weakened early on
adriccs that locust damage In Argentine
WAS negligible Supporting Offers came
out In May and started an upward move.
mont which was helped by reIorts OF
good condition In the cash corn market
Both slles did some general evening up
for over Supdny. and 40 much sharp
shooting developed that beariuh news from
abroad had effect.
There was wheat sold. however, through
out the session and finally tho offerings
became too heavy for the local longs TO
ah-iEh. The resulting slump knocked 2i1c
OH the high figures.
Con- had a strength ALI ITS own because
scabonrd interest laid &c over December
for Buffalo delivery and indus,r!es We're
good buy"Ss OF cash grades. Fluctuations
In near options had no effect on the cash
trade, oats merely followed other grains
InorinE In narrow limits
Packers were, on, q. the provisions pit
but strength In hogs AZ the yard and
hrn futures at Liverpool! Induced enough
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fulfilling Two plnntx

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. IA
The Sine Creamery Company, Haser.
town, Md. which recently increased
its capital from $4,000 to $500, 900.
is building additional ice-crcan,
plants in Winchester and Staunton.
each costing about 100000 Thu
company owns Il number of suck
plants in Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

speculative buying 10 keop priccs higher
hiDs led with n net gain OF 70 points Isrj
ranging from unchanged to &c higher
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rtthmond Union Stock Yards.

November 10. 1921.
. Remarks; Fair supply or caltie. Market
!siriS active and price. shade better than
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COTTONSEEp OH.

NEW YORK. Nov. is.--Cottonsccd oil
aud short covering induced by The ,irmsr
showing IN other commodity markets.
Leading month";, closed to 10 pOint. NJ,
higher. Sales. 1880 barrels. Prime rru,ra
go asked; prim" summer yellow nno,
s3S UshS: December, SIS: March. SO. and
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE mnrke, TO-.
coffee futures was lower today nnd 10, I,
scattering liquidation OF u little iIn,i.
selling which may have been duo ~
slightly easier cost AMI freight offers 4, ~
yesterday and the rather unsettled sbn,,"
,ng on this mornings cables from Brnxii
March sold of TO Si3 and May to ~
or To 10 points net LIVER. and ~.
market closed N not decl!n- " to II
points; sales were estimated al ahon,
March. s2. May. 1883: July. 7.sS: Septein
spoi coffee. dun: Rio IL. n n o..
santos IL. llE to l?A. No fresh Offer,
We're reported In the cost and Ir.irb. ,
The official cables reported an adv,,,o
Of leo refs in the dollar buying rate VIII
decline Of 3.3ed In Rio exchange ~,
London. The Rio market was nchnnron
IL $50 rcy lower and Santos unchnnTci
to ~ reis higher. Rio cleared lG0tr ia |,
for New York and Santos 100 for Sal,
Frnncisco. Port receipts. 800: Jund!ahv "
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NEW WATER SYSTEM
PLANNED FOR BRISTOL
steps Being Taken 10 Merge the
water Systcms OF the city in
the Tenn,-yn, Harder

BRISTOL. VA, Nov. 19.-Bristol IS
to have new water system regard.
less Of the cost and the time that IL
viii take to merge the two local sys-
tens.
rms Is the determination OF tho
city ofiicials OF Bristol. Tenn, and
bristol, Va. who are working in har-
mony on the new plan. The officials
,'elh JOINT meeting today, when
hydraulic engineers were called in
Tor consultation.
=, mayor l.. II. Cannon. OF Bristol,
iehh.. and Mayor w. II. Rouse OF
'rIS.o!' va, are working hand-in-
nahu on the project to consolidate the
Ss.e"'s OF the two cities in order to
'""Ne thc proposed Improvement.
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trade operations are steadily growing.
Notwithstanding the decline In marks

Port movement:
New York M.ddling 1865: sto,L ll3 2oi
Minor purts-Stock. 2.35s
Total today Receipts. i.,iii, exports. &C..
h2N; stock. i.iyyG1s
Total for weeh--Iteceipts. le.ni: exports.
purts. 2.iG9. xS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
MAURER A. A. WILL PLAY
WOODBRIDGE F. G.. Nine

John Urbanski's Maurer A. A.
baseball tossers will endeavor to
break into the win column on Sun
day afternoon. Two contests have
been arranged for the Maurer repre-
sentatives on this day, the strong re-
Gently organized Woodbridge +. c.
baseball team will furnish the oppo-
sition in the opening contest which
is scheduled to get under way 1t l
o'clock, and the Athletics from
South Amboy. another strong team,
will be the opponents in the second
contest. starting at about 3 o'clock.
The Maurer boys lost the first two
games on their schedule to start this
season, the Charleston nine from
Kreischerville and Lehighs from this
city registering the wins. The latter
contest was a hard game for the
home boys to lose. inasmuch as they
held the lead throughout the great
er part of the contest. Urbanski will
pitch n of the games on Sunday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
LOCAL PLAYERS CONTINUE
GOOD WORK IN SOUTH

Ed. "Blackie' Regain is continu-
ing his classy work in the field and
at bat for the Danville, Va, baseball
combination. 1t is likely that Re
gan, Stinson, Handerhan, Young,
500, and either Milchick or Rogers,
will make the team. Kane, a South
Amboy tosser, has already been re-
leased, and further releases may be
handed out the end of this week.
The Danville baseball team lost
their opening exhibition game of the
season, with the strong Churchill
Athletic Club, the final score being
Ga, but the work of Mike 500 on
the mound and at bat, and the
steady work of Stinson and Regain,
satisfied Manager Murphy. Art
Young, who has been suffering with
a sore arm, Is expected to get into
some of the big games scheduled for
this week, while Ray Handerhan.
who 1t Is expected will land the berth
at the difficult corner, will probably
be out on the field again in a few
days. He received a slightly sprain-
ed ankle in a recent contest.
With Regain. Stinson and Handler
han guarding second, short and third
for the Danville team, a fast working
trio. great results should be obtained
by Manager Murphy. 500. Young,
and either Rogers or Milchick are
expected to be the moundsman held
for the eason
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
CHANGE IN Y. NC. A..
VOLLEY BALL TEAM

The Y. NJ. C. A. varsity volley ball
team, instead of practicing at 8
O'Clock tomorrow night, as has been
the custom for the last two or three
weeks, will get together immediately
following the regular business mems
class between 6 and $50 o'clock and
play several practice games with as
strong a team as can be picked to
60 up against them. Captain George
w. Sharp, Jr., has again made a
couple of changes in his lineup in
order to get a smooth working ma
chine. Although the team has man
aged to win all of their matches they
have showed up rather ragged at
tim es and have met occasion defeats
Of one game out of three or four. -.
Tomorrow night Capt. Sharp will
use, beside himself, AL Johnson,
Chris Nielsen, Gilbert Peakes,
George Dover and Herbert Rankin.
1t is possible that this lineup will be
changed before the game with the
crack Germantown championship
team which ome here Saturday
night, April 80. This team has
never been defeated and holds the
eastern championship for several
states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
GIANTS
BIG ATTRACTION
will be Seen in Action Here
Against Joe MuIIen's AM
boy Baseball Outfit.

Fans from all over the country
will turn out on Sunday afternoon to
witness the Royal Colored Giants OF
New York. the greatest colored team
in the world, in action on the Rari-
tan Copper works field against Joe
Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball tos-
sers. This contest will mark the
grand opening of the diamond season
in this city, the first game on Manas
ger Mullen's schedule.
The combination Mullen has band.
ed together will have to travel at Q
rapid gait in the game on Sunday
afternoon in order to keep up with
the crack colored aggregation.
Smoke" Hubbard will probably be
the visitors choice for mound duty.
while Harry Apologize, local IL re-
liable will probably shoot EN- across
the pan for the Amboy team.
The Giants defeated the locals in
a double header on the local field
last year, but both games were hard
fought, the battling slants OF the
colored boys being mainly response.
BILE for the setback. Manager Null.
len is confident of the outcome OF
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
RUNNING TRACK LAID
OUT FOR SCHOOL BOYS

A running track for the students
of the Perth Amboy High School has
been laid out at the Raritan Copper
works athletic field. and the stu
dents are intermingling track prac-
tice, with baseball practice for the
coming inter-Class series. Judging
from the showing made by a num-
Der of the boys from Amboy High
School. representing other local or
CARNATIONS in meets held last sea-
son, the Crimson and White should
have a worthy representative track
team.
The class teams preparing for the
inter-class service. an annual event
on the baseball calendar of Amboy
High School, previous to the open
ing of the regular varsity schedule,
are coming around in great shape.
1t is possible that this series will
get under way in a week or so, after
which candidates for the varsity
team will be called to practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
HARMONY CLUB WILL PLAY
TOTTENVILLE SATURDAY

Charley Hilker, manager of the
Tottenville A. C. basketball team,
has announced that whitley" Soige
and a side-kick from a strong
Brooklyn team, will occupy the for
ward position for the Tottenville
team in their contest with the Har-
mony basketball team on the Audi
torium court In this city Saturday
night.
LaJune, another good basketeer,
who will make his debut in a Tot
tenville uniform, will occupy the
pivot position in this contest, while
Charley Sher and Dave Preacher
will occupy the guarding positions
in this game. With this lineup, and
La Forge ready for action if needed,
Manager Charley Hilker confidently
expects to hand a lacing to the
Harmony basketeers and ever the
series between these two teams. In
previous contests, the Harmony
team defeated the Tottenville play
ers and two other games ended with
the score tied.
Manager Melko has not announc-
ed the lineup of his team for this
game, but it Is likely that the team
will take the floor with Pete Han
son, Yves Hanson, Freddy Glochau,
AL Smith anad Gene Parker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
BOUT
At BIG SMOKER
Policemen Arranging Excel
lent Fight Card for Event
at Auditorium Tomorrow.

A four round preliminary event,
featuring One Round Scotty, rep
r~esenting the local knights of CO.
lumbus, and Kid Curley.- of keas-
hey. has been added to the boxing
section of the program for the an
nual Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso-
citation smoker to be held In the
Auditorium, New Brunswick ave-
nue. tomorrow night. The addi-
ton of this bout can the fans will
witness thirty-four rounds.of boxing
and four vaudeville acts at this
smoker.
Kid Potty, local ring idol, is re-
ported in first class shape for his
eight round clash with Johnny Car
roll. the Chrome favorite, the main
event on the program. These two
men met in a bout at the To-
cal Auditorium a short time ago.
and the approval of the showing Of
the two boys was shown by the ap-
plause given both fighters when
they left the ring.
Carroll and Potty are conceded to
be two of the gamest init artists,
yer to take part in q bout in this
city. The fans r always sure of
witnessing real action when these
two men. are booked to fight. In
booking this bout as the main event
for his card Matchmaker Frank
Seiboth has made a wise move.
In the semi-hnal six round event,
Eddie Prizes, southern welterweight
champion, is scheduled to meet
Johnny Moon, crack Chrome repre-
sentative in that class. This will
be the southern boys first ring bout
in this section and his followers are
counting on him to continue the
record set up in his own section Of
the country. Moon Is a rugged
scrapper, and should give the newt
conner a hard go.
One of the feature bouts of the
evening, the contest possibly OF
greatest interest to local fans will
be the six round bout between
Johnny Lewis. Canadian bantam
weight champion, and Steve Con-
Ion, crack Altoona bantam. Lewis
is training hard in Grupp's gymna-
sum in New York, preparing for
his ring debut in this city. He is Of
the belief that the Altoona boy will
take the full count before the term
nation of the contest.
Kid Mitchell and Allentown lilly,
two local lightweight boxers. re-
matched by Matchmaker <Seiboth
after giving a brilliant exhibition
before the fans who attended the
hospital smoker, are both reported
to be in tip top condition for their
second go. This bout will also be
a six round event.
The second four round bout on
the card will bring together Fanny
Terio. we'll known baseball mana
ger. and Ted Rivers, both of this
city Recently these. two boxers
met in, the local ring, and Terio
sent his opponent to dreamland ear
ly in their fight. Rivers confidently
expects to stage a comeback in this
bout. Joe McNulty will referee the
bouts, and William Bachman will
be the official timekeeper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
Collie Rapp and His Gold Tooth
(By Newspaper Enterprise)


NEW YORK-Joseph Goldie
Rapp will never be known as Joe to
Gotham fans.
The Joseph in Rapp's name is
silent.
Rapp acquired the name of Goldie
long before he ever hit the big white
way of baseball.
Many fans who have never seen
John McGraw's new star third base
man expect to see a chap with
golden hair.
1t wasn't hair that gave Rapp the
name OF Goldie.
It's a gold tooth.
He's had 1t W. since he was
eight.
A fall on the ice while skating
cost him q front tooth.
He went to the dentist and got a
new gold one
When he showed UP at school the
kids gathered round him, admired
his conspicuous new tooth and hol-
Tered Hello. there. Goldie."
The name stuck.
The Joseph part OF hts name has
been forgotten.
Even his mail addressed
"Goldie' now.
So far Goldie is proving to be an
1S-carat gold star in the Giants
lineup-not a gold brick.
He measures up to his new Job
from every angle.
McGraw paid $4,000 for hims
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
Jamcsburg Juniors.
Juniors.
SEMI-PR0. CHALLENGE

The Astorias, of Newark, a fast
semi-pro aggregation Of ball players
are open for Sunday, Saturday and
holiday AFTERNOON bookings with
local teams. THE Astorias played
Bradley Beach last season a 20
game, a good clean battle all the
way: the Highlands defeated them
in a ninth inning finish, 10: two
rapid fire games were played with
Belmar and Long Branch, the ORR
oles were defeated, 10. Mail will
be answered promptly by addressing
Robert w. Mulhearn, manager AS
toria Flying 49,, at the club house,
So F'relinghuysen avenue, Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
To Reduce Dangerous
Varicose Veins

People who have swollen veins or
bunch es should not wait until they reach
the bursting point, which means much
suffering and loss OF time. but should at
once secure from any reliable druggist a
two-ounoe original bottle of Moones
Emerald OIL full strength.
By using this powerful. yet harmless
germicide treatment Improvement Is no.
ticed in a few days and by its regular
use swollen veins will return to their
normal size. and sufferers will cease to
worry. Moone's Emerald Oil treatment
is used by physicians and in hospitals and
is guaranteed to accomplish results or
money returned.
1t reduces all kinds of enlarged glands,
golfers and wens and Is used exclusively
in many large factories as an unfailing
first aid to the injured antiseptic. Cen
erous sample on receipt of is cents. sill
yer or stamps. international Labora-
tories, Rochester, N. Y. Your druggist
can supply you.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
THREE TEAMS HAVE CHANCE
TO WIN BOWLING LEAGUE

The Amicitias, of Pleasant Plains.
the Aquehonga FIRST of Tottenville
and the Elks of Stapleton, all have q
chance to win the All-Staten Island
Bowling League. which will draw to
a close next week. The Amicitias
lead the league at present with Il
games won and 6 lost. The Aque-
hongas have won 20 and lost z, while
the Elks have won 10 and lost g.
Each team has three more games 10
play.
The Amicitias have the hardest
games remaining as they must play
the Elks Saturday night. at Staple
ton. The Aquehongas meet the Cas-
tletons at Port Richmond next Tues
day night. Last Tuesday night the
Amicitias won three straight games
from the East Shores by scores of
900 10 500, 943 to 937 and 921 to $685..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
CLOVERS MEET FEDS

The Clovers and Lyceum Feds.
both local teams, will clash on the
Lead Works diamond Sunday af-
ternoon. The Clovers will use as
their battery b. Oldenboom and II.
Levi. The Lyceum Feds battery
is not known as yet. The Clovers
have won three games this year and
lost none. They have Sunday. April
"a open and would like to hear from
senior teams such as the Maurers,
Lehighs, West Amboys or Carteret
Harmony Club. Manager Dan Pan
conf can be reached at 295 Washing
ton street or phone 797.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
South Amboy X. OF r. Has Social

IBy Evening News COrresDonCent.J :.
SOUTH AMBOY, April IA
social meeting of Good Samaritan
Lodge No. So, knights of Pythfas,
held in their meeting rooms, Stock
ton and First streets, last night, was
a great success. Good Samaritan
Temple No. S, Pythian Sisters, we're
the guests and turned out in goodly
numbers. The address of welcome
was delivered by Charles f. Bucka-
lew, p. d. G.. c.. and was responded
to by Mrs. Clara r. Buckalew. G. M.
+. M. e. c., also by Mrs. Louis M.
James, past grand chief of the
Pythian Sisters. The evening was
devoted to social games, participated
in by all present. A warm spirit was
manifested. gratifying and encourag-
ing to both orders. Another good
time will be held in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
TRENTON
p


Notice Is hereby given that the State
Highway Commission will on and after
April Goth. 1921 improve with n perma-
nent surface that portion of State High
way Route No. 4. Section No. ga, Begin
ming at the brick pavement, Morgan Rd.,
and ending at stevens Ave. South Amboy.
(Middiesex County,. All necessary service
connections must be made prior to the
time of laying of this pavement. No per-
mission will be granted for the opening
of said paveme..t for a period of fve years
after the completion thereof.
Permission to make openings for service
connections will be granted prior to the
construction of the above mentioned road
without charge. application to be made
to A. W. Muir. Superintendent of Main
tenance. Broad Street Bank Building,
New Jersey.
BY order OF the State Highway Com
mission.
r. J. wASSER,
State Highway Engineer.
1701-3-31-4-7-14.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
T. A. c. to Act on Baseball

A decision will be reached early
next week in regard to the repre-
sentative .Tottenville baseball team
during the coming season. II the
Aquehonga club purchases the
grounds used last year by the Tot
tenville club, the baseball contests
conducted on these grounds this
year will be under the guidance of
the Aquehonga club. If the Aque-
honga club d~ecidesAnot to purchase
the grounds, the games will be run
by the T%ottenville club with Charley
Hilker as manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
Fords Team Booking

The Fords Sporting Club baseball
team is DESTROYS of booking games
with light senior and heavy junior
baseball combinations in this vicin-
ity. Louis Schelling, Box 303. Fords.
Is manager of this team. Last Sum
day the Fords Sporting Club team
opened their season with n victory
over the Fords Glee Club by a 1913
score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
CortIandt VS.. AIpines.

The Cortlandt Light Juniors Of
this city will play the Alpine Juniors
Sunday afternoon at the Oaks dia-
mon at 1880 o'clock. This will be
the third game played for the Cort-
landts. having defeated the Athletics
of Woodbridge and the Acorn Mid
gets. The Cortlandts will have the
following men on the field: Deli
man, Bulonfaski, 10th Winkler, Sc
dor, Koskie. Hoffman, Pinkowski.
Martin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14

The American Flyers baseball
team defeated the Oakland Juniors
in a game on the Lumber field dia-
mond Sunday afternoon by a score
of ISL. 1t was stated in yesterdays
paper that the Oaklands had won
this game. Mallet and Jones made
up the battery for the winning team.