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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
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The . present were:
Madeline (rmeyer ze:a Roth
Msr,a,, O. Gene Carney
n,,p, y ,av Gertrude Myles
Nary N cal Helen kerkor
Marie Sru!kman Zeta Clark
Lillian ALDERMAN Larinla Iiarh
Elizabeth pirgmtleiAnita carney
Eva Chapay bo!uIe E.aH'|
Eatb-yp Gundlinr Nellie Tatre OF
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c.nsvisve McponahEmma GuncHng
Ed,a Rucrv Virginia Flaccus
Ir.n. Burry Catherine AMI
Kathryn CartwrightBeTaice "aV
r.ro,re, Nr,-,on Joanna MCISreal
Yath-vr Sha:vey Etae Mehen
Add.e Msndenhal Irene Dutrene
Virginia Datisr Miss fohcm
Crars DI.che- Lara Fitzpatrick
Genevlsve Roth
MesSrs:
p.nrv Jacobs Jack Maiey
RANK Hack JOSEPH Schater
Victor tNrsky Marian 9TN
Julian Madden Howard Lowe
Bill Groe jas. Scnaler
EE s,ever BERNARD Nigyounger
Leonard Fau'' John WeaSe'er
Edward pa!i-r Tom Howe
James Garycy JOS. fah"a
Bill Sauers waiter triooen
Paul Tense1 Larry Moan
vernard Oliver Joseph Higgins
rrsnL LYONS Bernard Alexander
0., Manner. Thos Carney
I.rd.r Nccartv Of Bernard Burkle
S,.uh.ny,lie. q. Chauncev Fahsy
Yobn paddAn Hugh OMalley
c,.nAr McCabe Phillip Monahan
Ioh, Rak.- Edward putrew
Joseph Roth Pr. lrueS'""'
VIM. Mathison
Messrs and Mesda mes
Robert Mckewsr Henry Hot MI
Leo Bonenoerger V. g. Iundnas
James Gilmartin Th"S. M'i'o""uSh
C"as. Aitmcyer John I. coleman
Joseph G!esey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
aook Review Luncheon.

Tho Book Review tlrc!c OF tho
Wo,nan's club will hold the first meet
ing Of the rluh year at the il"t"! Nc
Lure. Luncheon will b" served At |
O'Clock The book for review - Alice
ADAMS" by Booth Harrington. Mrs
walter Kelley and pr. Clara sullivan
will lead tn" discussion. Mrs. charles
J, Reckman is In charge If reservations
Bsneht bridge.
Mrs r. Il. Kitchen. Mrs. 'harles
u'Rr.en. Mrs. Julian Hcarn" AMI Mrs.
h'r>.d Far!S. will be Joint hoSt"ss"S At a
bridge tea at the country club Monday
Oc:obcr l.. The affair Is arranged aS
a benefit for the clubhouse FUND ~ the
wc.nan's club. No invitations Will h"
issued. and all friends OF the hoS,esses
and friends "c the club are invited to
attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
S~peedWays C|ashEh
Harmony Five Sday
Night at Audrium

A series of great interest to fans
pot along of Perth Amboy and vi
tinity, but also to basketball fol-
lowers throughout the third district
and also in Union county, will be
continued in the auditorium on Sat-
|urday night under present plans.
HThis series will bring together the
Speedway and Harmony basketball
jeans, two of the greatest court
outfits ever organized in this city.
nd in n game played to date
he Speedway team scored a victory
bver the opposition. The game will
Sbe staged in the auditorium on Sat
(urday night, and IL the Harmony
rombination wins, a deciding contest
will be arranged for the near future.
The Speedway combination repre-
tented all season by Ray and Bob
~Handerhan, Irv Martin. John Brad
~, Charles Brownmiller and Bill
ampion, has won twenty games,
bst six and tied one. Manager
Bradley of this combination lays
aim to the amateur championship
the third congressional district,
nd as representatives of the Oriole
ub of Red Bank, the professional
championship of Monmouth county.
he Speedway team in addition to
aging games under their original
lme, represented the Oriole club, of
ed Bank and the Arrow club of
oodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
FIRE ALARM BOXES

21-Gordon and Meade Streets
2S-Raritan Copper Works
24-Market and Sheridan Streets.
25-Smith Street and Central r. r.
26-Market and First Streets.
27-Madison Avenue and Paterson ST.
es-High and Lewis Streets.
s4-Madison Avenue and Smith Street.
2s-Smith and High Streets.
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New Street.
37-Smith and State Streetsl
41-Standard Underground Cable Co.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
fa-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford ST.
4-5-Commerce and Front Streets
estate and Washington Streets
47-Hish and Washington Streets
52-Cortlandt and Easton Streets.
5s-Parker ST. and Pulaski Ave.
5s-Hall Ave. and Charles st.
ST-State and Wayne Streets.
Shear Lead Works.
5s-Maurer.
s2-Washington Street and Park Avenue.
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street.
s4-Smith Street and Watson Avenue.
s5-Commerce and State Streeta
T2-Front md Smith streets
73-Water aud Gordon Streets
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
st-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
and Herber@ Streets
Ave- and Washington 81.
s4-Lehfgh Ave. and Stanford Street.
5-Near City Hospital
ss-Clevels7d and Bface Avenues.
sT-Amboy and Hail Avenues.
STANDBY Ava and rnsles Street.
ss-B4wrence and ran Streets.
a4KHm7ue> p aohpstnpe ak<eo(A "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Y. NJ. H. A. Beaten 1872
by Trenton Five in
Fast Game Played Here

Buck" M~argaretten's Perth AM
boy Y. NJ. H. A. basketball team
completed their schedule for the
season last night. when they were
defeated by the Trenton Y. NJ II.
A. team at New Brunswick, for the
association championship of Cen
trail and South Jersey. by a o of
17-12. The capital city teams
victory places them in a position Il
play the Jersey City basketball
combination for the Y. NJ. H. A.
championship of the state.
Close guarding by the Trenton
warriors. and poor foul shooting by
Perth Amboy was mainly RESPONSE
BILE for the Pacemaking city repre-
sentatives' downfall. Added to
these handicaps, was the sensa-
tional shooting OF Brodsky, Trenton
guard. who in addition to holding
his man scoreless from the field.
made three sensational double
counters. winning pointers in this
contest.
Throughout the opening session
the Y. NJ. II A. players from this
city were held safe from the field,
nary a field goal being netted by the
Perth Amboy players. Trenton
made two field goals in the opening
session. and five foul goals against
four single pointers by the Perth
Amboy representatives. This work
gave the Trenton players a five point
lead at the end OF the first half,
"a.
Sher and Schwarzman played a
corking game for the Amboyans in
the opening session, the crack Tren-
ton forward being enabled to score
but once from the field. Schwartz
man and Richman in the second
session held the Trenton forwards
scoreless from the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Manager 1elko's Har-
mony club tetvon sixteen
games, lost loid two. and
nkewise c~laiin1teur cham
piohshlp Oh thSngressional
uistrict. Inc team early
TINS year was by the
speedway com14-2S, but
since tnls date additions
have been madteam, THE
Harmony lineuent games
was chosen frird Reean.
Peter Hanson, hson Ered
Glochau, EugenInd Alden
Smith.
When these tYations gst
together on Satt,t an m
usuai crowd snolthe audi
forum 10 Mitnefme, mas
,nucn as oosn leS been fol-
iowings IN woodruff AM
10y, IottehVIiie;ile, New
Railway, Red Bal Branch
Sea Bright, Natal Kevnort'
+, Managers Johtv If the
Speedways. and Melko Of
the Harmony teaeids def-
initely tonight. onrticulars
for the game or Iii. con-
test is to be played iav rich,
instead OF the PertNst;on.i
Turner game. A mas not
been named as yet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
R0GRAM FOR Big POLICE
| SMOKER BEING ARRANGED

The program for the smoker to
given by the Patrolmen's Benev-
Tent Association in the Audito-
em. New Brunswick avenue. on
iday, April is, is now being ar
yhged by the committee of eight
charge. Kid Potty and Johnny
|arroll, Perth Amboy and Chrome
respectively, have been
latched to meet in the eight round
ain event at this show, and Eddie
ries. the southern welterweight,
5 practically been matched to
hit Johnny Moon OF Carteret in
semi-final six round event.
IN addition to these bouts there
be two other six round bouts,
four round event and four vaude-
e acts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY
TO PLAY THE ALUMNI

The Perth Amboy High SCHOOL,
Alumni basketball games will not
be played tomorrow night, accord
ing to present indications. on &C.
count of Coach Miss Burns of the
varsity girls team being away on her
vacation. The Perth Amboy high
school boys and girls varsity teams
annually play representative Alumni
boys and girls teams. and IL was first
stated that tomorrow night would
be the only time when these teams
could get together.
1t is expected. however. that the
games will be played a week from
tomorrow night. Or the following
Friday. Miss Ada Wilentz, captain
of the girls varsity team of last year.
Is in charge of the organization of
the girls Alumni team this year,
while Harold Hanson is said TO be in
charge of the boys Alumni team or
g~anization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Big league managers note with
interest the tremendous amount OF
activity this season in college base
ball.
All along the lines of rookiedom
you will find graduates from col
leges. Some of the biggest stars in
the national game got their school
ing on a college team.
A majority of the colleges pick
real baseball men as coaches for the
SQUADS. The colleges are a cracking
good kindergarten to the profession
al diamond grades.
The wise manager has a scout out
looking them over.
And the more youths who turn out
for college baseball the better the
picking for big league material.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
EAsBEY F. c. GETs
READY FOR SEASON

IBy evening News Correspondent
KEASBEY, March 31:-The
fasbey f. c. will hold its second
hctice game Sunday afternoon
zen the players meet Romer's
ey Stars on the local diamond.
team expects to open the
season here the early part
Zxt month and the players RI
Y getting in trim.
regular team will line up as
e-Grispart, fret bases Ka-
sky, second base; Sullivan, third
Sc: Burke, shortstop; Parsler.
Blanchard, Smalley and
bvas will play in the outfield and
|agenhoffer and Dolina will divide
\ pitching.
Romer's team will include Pfeif-
Gloff. Schilcox. Schuster. Fuller
brothers, Romer brothers and
hers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
PLAY TONIGHT
At M|LLTOWN
S~peedWays to Battle for Hon.
ors With MicheIin Tire Co.
Court Outfit.

The Speedway basketball team of
this city will travel to Midtown to-
night where they will engage in a
court contest with the Michelin Tire
company team of that place. This
will be the final game OF the sched-
ule of the tiretown team, and the
home players will do everything pos
sible to cop this game, from the
claimants of the amateur champion
ship of the third congressional dis
trict.
The Michelin combination has en-
joyed a successful season, having de-
feated some of the strongest Newark
and New York basketball outfits,
and claims a victory over the Orig
inal Auditorium team of this city.
The Michelin tossers will use their
regular lineup in this contest, and
the game will be played according
to professional rules.
Manager Bradley's Speedway tos-
sers will take the floor with Bob
Handerhan, Ray Handerhan, Irv
Martin. Charley Brownmiller and
John Bradley. In their last court
game, the Speedway players repre-
senting the Orioles of Red Bank, de-
feated the Norwoods of Long Branch
for the professional championship
of Monmouth county. The Speed
way team will make the trip to Mill
town by automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

The black bass is the game Ash
of the masses.
1t is the only fighting fin that
thrives in our centers of population.
You find him in the park lakes of
great cities. reservoirs. ponds, far
and nea big and little.
All fair waters look alike to this
wonderful fish of the people.
For this reason bass fishing has
more followers than that of any, or
possibly all other. game fish COM
bined.
Excepting where seasons are
cfosed by law during the spring. the
black bass is hard-hunted during
the whole of a years twelve months.
In early spring fishing for this
splendid fellow we often find him
plunged up with a cold" from the
winter-chilled waters.
1t is then he must be hand fed"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

we must put within reach of that
discriminating nose the live minnow,
the crawish oil the lowly angle
worm.
He is NOT looking for painted
plugs or foolish feathers. He is
only interested in a square meal at
close range.
His skyline is the surface of the
water and he is in no mood for
'high-fying. For this reason 1t is
far better to send down weighted
minnow, crab or worm.
As the early bird gets the worm,
likewise does the angler, with lure
waiting at peep o. day. have the
bulge on the bass.
Bass fishing will make you forget
your worries. Dig up some tackle.
a can of worms or a bucket of min
nies' and get rid of tagging appe-
tites and sleepless nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

The introduction of brook trout
into Monmouth county some years
ago raised a storm of protest from
anglers north of the Raritan river
who claimed that the water down
there was too warm for the scrappy
trout and as a consequence the fish
should be put in streams further
north.
This argument didn't stop the
commission from following out their
original plans. however, and as a re-
suit Monmouth county streams are
today popular with some Of the old
timers. Take Hop brook for in
stance. 1t is really a tributary of
the north branch of the Shrewsbury
river and easily reached, as thou
sands of autoists cross it on the way
to Long Branch by way of Holmdel
out of Keyport without recognizing
1t.
But that Is not the best point to-
fish. At the center of Holmdel Is a
road, which IL followed to the east
brings you. after travelling n mile
to the brook, then fish it to the
south or If you desire go on two
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
THREE LOCAL men IN BOUTS
FOR HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Young Joe BaIint. Young Sid and
Pete Harvey, three bantams viii be
the only local boxers on the card
exhibited to the fight fans at the
benefit show of the Perth Amboy
City hospital to be given in the Au-
ditorium on Monday night. This
card has been arranged by Joe
Honan. well known weller boxer.
with the assistance of Sonny"
Banks. a well known Newark man
ager.
Ralint is Scheduled TO fight a
Young Mitchell in one of the seven
four round events on this card. and
Young Sid and Pete Harvey will be
the opponents in another four
round event. 'Wee Wee" Barton.
crack colored boxer and Nero
Chink, another negro battler have
BEEN engaged to exchange wallops
in the eight round main event.
Johnny Moon of Chrome and Irish
EaSaA-0f Saxsrk, are scheduled
10 meet IN the four round
contests at this show.
A great many tickets have been
sold fer this show, and Promoter
Honan is confident that this event
will be a financial ucces Honan
will referee the bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

The village wit sa1nsvsr
yet seen a. shower stoh rair
Check.
Slowly but surely d.ehsu
uuts JOIN the mfehide
The fight game hasty,s /.
+Iina fBat-
A protested ball gan .ha
well-known you're ths; - 7
thin~, amy
A manager likes to s,.v-
ers walk the chalk-oi On
balls. w
Many training camphoss
half their populationfra-
go hnn the Vail pull
Bill Wambsganss is WAN
another triple play this II,
he doesn't want to makoc
common.
Nick Altrock is lookitrd
to the opening of the "da.
son. Or maybe burlesquaer
Leslie Nunamaker andhd.
well. Indian stars, haveIat
golf. Both have lost tnd
many golf balls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
1921 WILL Be BIG YEAR
FOR THE TRAP SHOOTERS

Present indications are that this
will be the banner year OF trap
shooting.
With the exception of Louisiana,
Maine and Massachusetts every state
has made arrangements for its State
Championship tournament. LOUISE
ana has no State Association and no
championship tournament has ever
been held there. Massachusetts, a
chosen Boston as the place to hold
the state shoot but has set no date.
Maine hasn't done a thing.
Arizona, as usual. is h first state
to conduct it's championship. follow
ed by South Carolina and North
Carolina and Maryland. In May there
are fourteen state championships,
eighteen in June and eleven in July.
At each of the state championships
a delegate will be chosen to the Zone
Conference, and at each of the zone
conferences the amateur ~trapshoot-
ers will select a representative who
will become a member of the ANA
teur Trapshooting Committee of the
American Trapshooting Association.
All or these delegates will meet Ia
session during the Grand American
handicap and make plans for the
1922 eason
Besides the state tournaments
there will be the usual high class
tournaments such as Lakewood,
Maplewood, the Minks, Hogans and
others. The Lakewood tournament.
one Of the finest in the East. ts
scheduled for May IL, IS and 14th.
The Maplewood tournament will take
place in the White Mountains dur
ing the week of July 4. The Minks
tournament will take place in Ma
SON City. Ia. May &c. 81. 20 and 20.
The Zone Handicaps will be big
affairs. These sectional tournaments
were discontinued some years ago
because OF lack OF interest. but with
the program as now mapped out
these shoots should attract hundreds
q sbeQteSE Hsx Heysp f2S sxswA|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
PERTH AMBOY
ELkS BOWLING
May Win Undisputed Claim to
Cellar Position in the State
Bowling League.

The entry of the Perth Amboy
Elks Club in the Elks State Bowl
ing League may win undisputed
claim TO the cellar position in the
match scheduled with the Newark
"Antlers'' at Newark tonight At
the present time the Perth Amboy
team is tied with Union Hill and
Bayonne for last place, and mas
much as these teams are playing
together at Union Hill tonight. a
big chance of position IS expected.
The match between Paterson and
Jersey City on the latter's alleys
tonight may decide the winner Of
the league. inasnuch as these COM
binations are running second and
first respectively. Other matches
scheduled for tonight will bring to-
gether Elizabeth at Passaic, and
Plain1eld at Railway.
Va&asf Cf,ndfnU In Sfata EIEe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
To Name Boxing Commi.

TRENTON, March 31.-W
direct information las been
out here yet as to the names
men who will be appointed
State Athletic Commission we
terms of the present members
Friday, only one of the trio '
to be renamed. John s. S4
Atlantic City, a Republican. !
sidered to have the best CHI
the three. Friends of Wilfrel
of Elizabeth, and Edward 81
Of East Orange, also Repu,
are bringing every effort to be
is possible to have them retul
office. but as two of the new C,
sioners are almost certain
Democrats, their chances are
here to be slim.
The salary of each member
500 a year, with a secretary v
ceives a like amount. The ID
William H. TRULY, of Bradley
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Match Karkus was held score
less from the field throughout the
game, and was decidedly OF form
from the fifteen foot line. Daitz.
captain Of the Amboy team, was
held s~coreless from the field and
Charley Sher, also was held point
less. while playing forward In the
second half.
YAK" Lowenkopf, Amboy pivot
man, scored Perth Amboy's only
field goal of the contest during the
second session, but although the
capital city team only held a small
lead after this basket, the Perth
Amboy tossers could not land a
winning punch. Brodsky's ensa-
tional field goals in the final ses-
sion put Amboy out of the running.
Carl Reed refereed the game.
which was played before a record
crowd, big throngs of aims from
Perth ANNOY. Piainfeld, New
Brunswick and Trenton having
witnessed the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Newark Gets Akron 4

AUBURN N. Y, Mar. 31s-
fer of the franchise and Jof
the Akron (Ohio) Initial
League Baseball club to Mn.
j., was announced officialE-
day by the board Of arbibf
the National Association os-
sional Baseball Leagues.
The Florida State LEO
which Jacksonville has best-
ted, has qualified for mep
in Glass c, it was announto
leagues which qualified folks
d membership. were the A.
ian League, embracing theFy
of Bristol, Cleveland, Gs.
kingsport, John City and H.
Tenn, and the Mississippie.
with Clarksdale. Greenwood
son and MERRIAM, Miss.
Three players reinstatee
Frank Schultz of Syracuse, IL
Wichita Falls and Lamb;xei-
amazoo. Twenty-nine apps
for reinstatement were denis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
TRACK MEET FOR SD
CHURCH AT THE Yl,

The junior and senior dots
of the Simpson Sunday sill
hold their annual athlete in
the gymnasium OF the YIA.
tomorrow night. Among les
which are intended for alu-
pills there will be runnineor
boys and girls from 9 tors
and straddle ball, baskethd
volley ball matches betweeEr-
ried and single men. Refits
will be served following thic
events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
TT WORRIED WONDERFULLY

Have you noticed the number OF
persons coughing this Spring, caused
bv an irritated condition in the
chest, bronchial tubes or throat?
This coughing is banished by a few
doses of Foley's Honey and Tar.
Mrs. Anna Stein. 41o Western Ave,
Covington, KY, writes: your cough
medicine worked wonderfully on
our little son. He is subject 10
bronchitis. The first doses helped
him." Good for all sorts OF coughs.
colds. Group, whooping cough and
grin coughs. Sold everywhere-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Lots OF Trout Streams
In Monmouth County

miles further to where the brook
grows in size.
Take a road map and find Colts
Neck. Here you will find a very
good stream called Yellowbrook.
Fish it in either direction and with
worms for bait you will have good
luck.
Take the same map and locate
linton Falls. There you will find
the well known Pine brook, ripe for
early fishing, but follow the stream
south to where it joins Hockhockson
brook. Great is a small word for
the trout fishing to be enjoyed there.
There are five splendid brooks
feeding Shark river further south
that can't be missed. as the village
of Shark river is in the center OF
them. All have been well stocked
and are always what is known as
early streams.
Hop brook has been stocked re-
Gently with 1000 trout; Shark river,
5000; Pine brook. 1000; Hockhock-
son, 5000: Golfers brook, 1000:
Upper Manasquan river. at Squan-
brun, $500, and a like number near
Farmingdale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Fighter Minus One Eve

Fighter MIMI One Eye
PARIS-Raymond Vitte, French
|lterweight boxer, has been fight
/ since 1917, despite the loss OF
Fht in one eye. and the loss of
Zee fingers of his left hand. Both
B results of the war. He has had
Fty battles since he 3 was dis
hrged, most of which he won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

The Regular basketball team of
South Amboy. a junior combination
defeated the Sacred Heart basket
ball team in a game on the Sacred
Heart court Tuesday night by a
score of 29-5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

WILLIAMSTOWN-The Williams
College track team will meet Union,
Wesleyan and Amherst this season,
in addition TO taking part in the
New England intercollegiate. The
crew looks strong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Father sneaks extra golf score
cards from the club house and
mother uses them TO write her
grocery order on
A golf course Is the birthplace of
new expressions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

The pruning shears are having
lovely party in the baseball gardens
these days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Every manager hopes his team
will be able to rally round the flag
at the end of the season
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

pie expects to get $50 shooters TO the
East and plans 20 have eight traps
in operation. We remember when
five traps were considered a great
number for the Grand American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

Since January I, regular equipment
on all models luchxaks Cord Trrs