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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
u. WILL JOIN
WORLD POWERS
OVER EXCHANGE
Financial Problems to Be Con
sidered at Session to Be
Called Soon.
Special TO Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.

and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Dec. American par
t1cipation in the proposed international
effort to stabilize exchange, particularly
with reference to violent fluctuations
which accompany the payment of German
reparations, is assured, whether or not
the Washington conference is extended
to include economic and financial prob
lens of Europe.
The Government, It vas learned Off
cially, virtually has decided to send rep
resentatives of the Federal reserve board
to meet with representatives of the banks
of England, France, Italy, Spain and Am
sterdam to discuss the exchange situation.
An invitation extended by the so-called
banks OF issue of the above mentioned
countries, has been referred to the Treas
ury Department by Secretary Hughes. IT
is understood acceptance on the part OF
the United States will go forward shortly
The date and place of the meeting could
not be ascertained definitely here, but 1t
is understood the bankers will assemble
in London or Paris about Jan. /.
Although the American representatives
will go In the role Of observers without
power to bind this Government to any
international plan, our expressed willing
ness to participate carries the inference
that President Harding and his advisers
realize the futility Of an American atti-
tude which holds aloof from any discus
sion Of international fnances.-COpyright.
1921, by Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
JACKSON HEADS
NEAR EAST RELIEF
Secretary of State Accepts
Craftsmanship.

The craftsmanship Of the Near East Re-
lief State committee which has been va
cant since the death OF John II. HOlli-
day, has been accepted by Ed Jackson,
secretary of State Of Indiana, who gives
the organization hearty assurance that
he will give all aid possible to the re-
lief work in Russian Armenia and other
Bible lands.
Mr.. Holiday had held the position Of
chairman of the committee for several
years before his death. Associated with
Mr.. Jackson on the committee will be
some of the most prominent men Of the
State. Among members of the committee
who have charge Of different types Of
work are William Lowe Bryan. college
DIVISION Lieutenant Governor e. F.
Branch, mems clubs division; the Rev.
Francis H Gavisk, Rabbi NJ. NJ. Fuer-
LIGHT, A. b. Cornelius, f. T. Albertson,
L. y. Hines, president of the Terre Haute
Normal: b. J. Burris. superintendent OF
public instruction OF Indiana
l. raising funds for the support Of
orphans it is announced that Indiana 5
quota is 1000 children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
Talbot Under $4,000
Bond Pending Appeal

Following the sentence of five years in
the Federal prison at LeavenwOrth, Kan,
and a fine Of 5000 imposed upon John
W. Talbot, supreme president OF the
Order Of Owls, Of South Bend, by Judge
Albert B. Anderson in Federal Court
yesterday, attorneys for Talbot filed
notice of an appeal 10 the Circuit Court
Of Appeals at Chicago. Talbot was per-
mitted to go on s15, 900 bond pending the
appeal Talbot was found guilty by a
jury In Federal Court last week OF
violation Of the Mann white slave act. He
was charged with having induced Miss
Bagley Of Topeka, Kan, TO go from
Topeka to South Bend for immoral pur-
poses.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
GIVES $4,000 YEARLY TO POOR.

CIV r. SSOVVV AhAhLh ~ foOh-
CHICAGO. Dec. Appropriation OF
practically 10000 n year to buy coal for
poor families Of Chicago was contained
in the will Of Frank Parmelee. "A. who
died IN Los Angeles yesterday. Parmelee
was the son Of the founder Of the Parmc-
lee Transfer Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
ANNUAL SESSION
OF SCIENCE HEADS
Indiana Academy Leaders
Gather at ClaypOOl.

A meeting Of the executive committee
tonight viii be the opening feature of the
thirty seventh annual meeting Of the In
diana Academy Of Science. at the Clay
pool Hotel The program for tomorrow
mornings session includes a business
meeting followed by a general session,
and for the afternoon the program in
cIudes a business meeting followed by
sectional meetings. Tomorrow evening,
from 8 to $50 o'clock the annual acad-
envy dinner will BE held in the FlOren-
tine room of the hotel, with Dean Stan
ley Coulter Of Purdue University, pre-
siding. The meeting will close with a
general session at s p. N. in the assem-
bly, room.
The officers are as follows: President,
Howard e. Enders, West Lafayette; vice
president, F. NJ. Andrews. Bloomington
secretary, W. n. Hess, Greencastle; as
ststant secretary, H. F. Dietz, Indianap-
oils; press secretary, F. B. Wade, Indian
apolis; treasurer, William NJ. Blanchard,
Greencastle; editor, ]. F. Breeze, Muncie
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
POLICE HEADS
ON STUDY TRIP
MayOr-Elect Likes Methods
Used in St. Louis.

Men who will direct the police depart
ment in Indianapolis for the next four
years under Mayor-elect Samuel Lewis
Shank. left today for st. Louis, where
they win study police methods. The
party was led by Herman F. Rikhof,
appointee for chief Of police, and includ-
ed Ernest l. Kingston, appointee for
chairman Of the board Of public safety
Cletus Weaver, appointee for one OF the
inspectors OF police. and Mike Glenn,
appOintee for captain OF police in charge
OF traffic. The trip was suggested by
Mr.. Shank, who recently saw some
features in the ST. Louis policing sys-
TEN which he thought might be of value
here.
From st. Louis, Mr. Rikhoff, Mr.
Weaver and Mr.. Glenn expect to go to
Chicago for study of the police system.
Mr.. Rikhof then expects to 20 alone to
Richmond. Va. He said he has been in
formed there are a number of police
innovations worth looking over there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
Wife, II, Files Suit
to Annul Marriage

Suit asking that the marriage OF r.
Elizabeth Fletcher, 627 North Pennsyl-
vania street, and Warren Kenneth Fletch-
er, 723 East Eleventh street, be annuled,
today was fled in Superior Court Room
4, by Mrs. Fletcher. She claims that
she and her husband eloped to Jefferson
Vile on July 2, last. where they were
married. It is stated she was only
seventeen at the time of the marriage and
was legally unable to enter into mar
rage agreement, as her parents had not
consented. The Fletchers lived together
only two weeks, it is stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
CAMPBELL TAKEN TO PRISON

Leonard campbell, who was arrested in
Chicago and returned here for trial on
charges Of embezzlement and for issuing
fraudulent checks today was at the In
diana State Prison serving sentence Of
from one to five years. Campbell was
sentenced in the Criminal Court on
charge of issuing a fraudulent check. II
was announced at the jail today that
Campbell was taken to prison yesterday
afternoon. He was sentenced on Nov. IS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
Mary and Doug Start
for Home Dec. Ia

PARIS, Dec. MARY Pickford re-
turned from London with bad cold and
quickly developed a severe attack Of ton
silitis Her fever rose to 10E Partly
on account Of her illness, she and Doug
las Fairbanks plan to sail for the United
States Dec. IA, expecting to return to
France later to continue their film work.
Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Com
pany.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01
Philistinism VIII
Be Discussed by Rabbi

"Philistinism-a Thought on COnstruc-
ton and Obstruction in American Life
will be the text of the sermon to be
preached by Rabbi Norris N. Feuerlicht
at the Sabbath services to be held Friday
evening at S O'Clock at the indianapolis
Hebrew Congregation at Tenth and Della
ware streets.
An unusual musical program has been
arranged by the choir for this occasion.
The general pubic is invited to attend
the services.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-01

Slim Pickens says when you see a
person scratching his head in a deep
study he is du1ning his mind to collect
his thoughts.
Columbus Allsop says in looking over
the almanac forecasts of things that are
going to come to pass during the new
year, he finds nothing that win indicate
when the postmaster is going to sweep
the postoffice floor.
Washington Hooks is wondering what
shape of head a person would develop
in ten years If he read nothing at all
except these paragrafs every day.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
NASLFDkY KAEH0 SVE-
DOMl.

Unavena Gt6lfm prchanim
pred stihajiclm i ramenem
spravedlnosti dostayI(a se wee
ra ma hlavnf pol. stanici 25-le-
ia pi. Marta Woodova d do
znala, ze jest hledana pro
pred rokem spachanou vraz-
du. Dne 26. cervna m. r. od-
poledne, zastfelila V els. 1016
Central Ave. jist6ho Thomase
Picketta, ktery il ohrozoval
bfitvou. Pc cinu prchla blou
dila americkymi mesty. Vratila
sc pax do Clevelandu. kde Sc
dozv6dela, re jest stale jeste
po nj detektivy patrano a pro-
to pry Sc sama dobrovoln6 wy
dava moe spravedlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
K LAkEWOODSKEMU KO.
RALECNiMU SKANDALU.

Clenstvo tax zvane biblickt
trldy pfi lakewoodsk6m bapti-
stick6m kostele ma Summit a
Detroit Ave. podalo petici. ably
ma misto resignovaySiho poll
cejniho nacelnika Christense-
ma dosazen byl nynejSi jeho "a
stupce pol. porucik Miller
Mayor Hill poradl Sc dnes $
federalnim prohibicnim agen-
tenn Countsem a pravnim ridi-
telem Currenem o dalSim po-
stupu proti proviniVSim Sc po-
licistum, ktefi pc predb6zn6m
setfenl budou patrn6 obzalova
nj distrlktnim navladnim Spoj.
Statu. Ty, kterym bude doka-
Zana vlna, ceka pry trest al
trilety zalar, "a prodej a roz-
davani konfiskovane koralkv
pax mohou nekteri vinnici Sc
deti az Sest m6sicu a k tomu
jeste zaplatiti pokutu $1,000,
tax vyhrozuje prohibiGni a
gent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
SLECNA RAUSOVA JEDE MA
SEDMIMESfCNt VYLET.

NejmladSi dceruSka name
la Rausovych ma Broadway
podnikne zajist6 zavideni hod-
nou cestu v pr1vodu starsi Sc
sticky, provdane "a y. Vidla
ka New Yorku Spoletnost
vyjede dine 23. cervence 2
New Yorku a z francouzskGhb
pristayu Sc pax odebere k pro
hlldce Parize, "a kterou n&-
sledovati budou jina hlavnej-
81 m6sta, mezi kterymi bude "a
jist6 naSe Praha. Pc Europe
Pride ma fadu i Afrika, kde
hodlajf V Egypte straviti vano-
ce. K pekn6mu vyletu prejeme
vSeobecn6ho zdaru i t'astny
naVrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
ZENA MILIONAROVA IA
BITA PRI AUTOMOBILE
VEM NESTESTI.

Ma ceste do letniho lezeni V
MitiWanga, O., Z Pittsburku
pfevratilo sc, y6era as 0 3 hod.
od., dive mile jizn6 cd Solon,
auto olejafskeho magnata j.
G. McGaskeye, posledn6jSimu
byla zlomena klicni kost, kdez-
to jeho zena byla ma mist6 u
smrcena. RidiG auta pax utr-
pei nektere trzne rany. Mecca
skey nal6za Sc V hotelu Statler
a udal, ze auto jeiich patrn6
sklouzlo ma louzi dehtu a ole
je a ze neSt6sti jest naprosto
nahodile. Obyvatel6 Solonu a
kolem jedouci autoiste dopra-
viii mrtvolu j zran6ne do Cleve
landu. McGaskey dostal Sc do
rad amer. bohacu teprve as
pred II roxy, kdyz vstoupil do
.texaskeho olejafsk6ho prumy-
slu, pred tim mel tovarnu ma
- kysele zeli, kter6 bylo jeho
monopolem Y statu New York
a ktere' mu vyneslo posm6SnV
titul "kral nalozeneho zeli''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
ZMUNT ZALOVAN PRO PO-
RUSENf MESTSkEHO
CHARTERU.

Okresni soudce Dan B. Gull
urcil zitrejsi dopoledne jako
datum. kdy vySetfoyati bude
zalobu podanou ,pravnikem M.
Morgansternem proti radnimu
j. R. Zmuntovi, jemuz ma byti
zastaven plat. Posledn6jsi jest
obvinovan, re proti mestske-
mu charteru jest podilnikem
vyd6lkarske spoleGnosti The
Marine Amusement Co., ktera
nasledkem 5 meStem uZavfene
no kontraktu Zridila Vodnl
houpacky Edgewater a Cor
don parcich. zalobce odvolava
Sc ma 80. odstavec m6stskeho
charteru, ktery vyslovne pravi,
re kazdy mestsky ufednik neb
zamestnanec, ktery jest at pfi
mo neb nepfimo interesovan V
nekterem mestskem kontraktu
porusuje ustavu mestskou a ma
byti vyloucen. Morganstern je
politicky cinny demokrat v IT..
warde, ale zalobu podal jako
soukromy poplatnik. Mestsky
pravnl riditel popira opravne-
most zaloby, jelikoz kazda po-
dobna stiznost ma byti pfedem
predlozena fiditeli mestskych
prav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
PRoTOKOL

re schuze Svazu Svob., kona-
ne dine 27. cervna 1921. Schulz
zahaiil predseda Frant. Vr-
max. Protokol Gten a prijat. O.
krskovy Sokolsky vy5or odpo-
vida ma soucinnost ohledn6 O.
slaV, jelikoz pracuji ma pri-
praVach verejneho cviGeni. T.
city pfijaty a poukazany k Wy
placeni. Co Glen pristupuje
Rad Cleveland, zastupce An
del Josef. Rad Vitezslav Halek
els. o., c. S. p. S. m6ni "a
stupce a vyslan Houdek Karel.
Br. Alois Huml objasnuje pla-
ceni Skolnich prisp6vku a upo-
zornuje, by po nasledujiclch 2
parnych mesicich byli vysila-
nj zastupci do spolku a v6c ma
lezit6 objasnili, zvlaSte u spoil
XII damskych. Body Vykonn6-
no vyboru stanovene We schulz,
byly pfesn6 probirany ma
male opravy prijaty. Pfljem
$8.05, vydani s39.25. Timto
schuze ukontena.
Bohumil Mark, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
REAkcE vYSTRkUJE DAL.-
ST ROXY.
Povinna navsteya nabozenske.
ho vyucoyani.

Ma vterejSlm zasedani skol-
nj rady predlozen byl F. w.
Ramceyem rev. E. R. Wrigh-
tenn, vykonnym tajemnikem
spoj. cirkvi navrh. ably cleve-
landske Skolni mladezi Sc do
stavalo t6z vyucovani nabozen
stvi. O zajiste reakcionarskem
nayrhu bylo sice We skolni ra-
de debatovano, ale nedocileno
zadneho zasadniho ustanovenf
a jednani odlozeno ma pozd6j-
81 dobu.
Navrh pfecetl zmineny Ram
sey dokladal, re "novinka"
tato Sc po SVEN zavedeni veli-
ce osvedcila V Grand Rapids,
Toledu, Rochester jinych
mestech.
Vpasovati nabozenstvi do skol
ma Sc dit pot ouchlym syste-
mem a sice ma napsanou "a
dost rodiGu neb porutnikG ma
ditkam byti odpustena z uteb-
nj osnovy nyn6jsi hodina, aby
takto ziskany cas- v6novan byl
Gteni bible jinym nabozen-
skym pfedm6tum.
Ones neni treba jen vSeo-
becn6ho vzdelani, ale potrebu
jeme charaktery, tvofici w
chovu TAX, ably dftky sezname-
ny byly jednanim cirkvi,"
tax od1vodnuje predpotopni
navrh Ramsey, jenz Sc pfi-
mlouva, aby hodina nabozen-
ska byla dokonce povinnou.
klerikalni dtok ma svobodu
vyucovani We skolni rade sice
vyvolal jistou odezvu, ale O.
brana tato jest priliS slaba, ne2
Ii aby mohla vzdorovati prislo-
yecne houzevnatosti kruhu,
ktere Sc "a reakci postavily.
Bylo by zahodno zavcas 81 vsi-
matt podobnych ma prvni po-
hled bezvyznamnych zaludu
jejichz vysledky mohou byti
netusene. Az dosud bylo kaz-
demu yolno v Americe navSt6-
vovati hodiny nabozensk6, ale
jest nepripustno, ably mohl by
ii nekdo nucen vychovayati
vlastnf ditky tfmto smerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
" PROCESU S K4AREROToT
VYSLECHNUTI BUDOU
DNES SVEDCI OBHAJORY.

Do zaloby prot E. Kat. Ka-
.berova, jez Sc prave pred SOU
dem soudce Maurice Bernona
ma zodpovidati pro spoluucast
ma zavrazd6ni ylastniho muze,
byla pojata vypov6d' jeji dee
ry, 19-let6 heretky Marian Me-
Ardlove ucin6na jiz pri zatce-
nj V New Yorku. Doznala ten
tokrate, ze Sc il matka pfi-
znala, ze odstrani Kabera a re
'tohoto soustavne otruSikem
.travila. Pfiznani nejen ze veil
ce obzalovan6 matce pritizilo,
ale privedlo il samou ma lavici
obzalovanych spolu babickou
BrickeloVou a Emmou Colavi-
Itovou.
Dnes zapotne vyslech sy6d-
XII poyolanych obhajci Corri-
ganem a Poulsonem. Bude jich
pfedyolano celkem II, nejsou
ySak mezi mimi uvad6na jm6-
ma psychatrickych znalcu, kite
II mali podati sva dobrozdani,
zda obzalovana jest skutecn6
IduseVne nepricetna. Mezi sv6d
| ky jest nekolik pribuznych OBJ
zalovana a die vSeohecn6ho o.
Gekavani potrva vyslech sv6d-
ku asi tfi dny. Soudce Maurice
Bernon vcera V poledn6 soudni
liceni odroGil Ma dneSni 9. hod.
dopoledni, ably nell obhajci do
sti casu predvolati svedky do
dateGne. Po slySeni sv6dku a
obhajovacich retfch, jakoz
po reel zalobce bude rozhod-
mutt pfedano porot6, coz Sc sta
he asi y patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
ZL.ATA KNIHA CLEVE-
LANDSKYCH CECHU.

Narodni Sdruzeni V Cleve-
land6, O., bylo jednlm nej-
prvneisich v Americe, ktere IA
Galo praci proti Rakousku to
nejdrive darky pro Srby pax
pri organisaci celeho odboje
naseho. Vsechny jeho ciny
podniky jsou zapsany V pamet-
nj knize clevelandskych Ce-
chn, kterou slavnostne ode
VIDA museu kral. Ceskeho p.
Jos. Frcka, predseda Mar. Sdru
zeni Clevelande, cemz bu-
de vefejnost jeste informova-
ma, (Ve6er, 21. cervna. }
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
ZDRAVICE p. v. NOVOT.
NEHO.

Pan Vacl. Novotny spolu $
manzelkou Rosalii, zasilaji
nam pekny pohled ma stare.
slavny Karlstejn spolu po-
zdravem ma naSi ctenafskou 0.
bee. Listek podepsan jest p
Vaclavem Kucerou a jeho pa
nj. Ia vzpominku diky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
ZE aFTrZT MESTSKE
RADY.

We vcerejsi posledni pred
prazdninove schulz m6stsk6
rady, ktera Sc sejde az %. srp-
ma, propukla prava vzpoura
proti stalemu zam6stnanf ply
lnoveho znalce DIR. E. w. Be
mise V mestskych sluzbach.
Vudci vzboufencd byli radnf
j. w. Reynolds a E. w. Nc
Naughton, kterf zahajili 1tok,
kdyz melo byti Bemisovi zapla-
ceno dodatetne $4,000. Ia svo-
il praci spojenou raportem o
otazce pfirodniho plynu dostal
| jiz jednou tento znalec S15,-
1000.
Dnes zamestnan Jest zkou-
manim dat predlozenych The
East Ohio Co., "a posledniho
VereJneho slySeni, "a kteryz Wy
kon ma byti odm6n6n dodatet-
nou, vyse uvedenou sumou. BY
la sice povolena V6tSinou 10
hlasu proti 5, arcize, kdyz by
la majorita slySela n6kolik
pernych vytek o zbytecnosti ce
leho jednani, ktere mestu bez
tax fin. slab6mu pomohlo cd
pomern6 velkeho obnosu. Be
mis- jest snad dobry statistik, a.
lie Y otazce plynove vlastn6 me-
pomohl; byl n6kolikrate zavo-
Ian, ably Sc dostavil k verejnG-
mu slySeni, ale dostavil Sc pra-
We jen jednou; podobne a jest6
Stiplav6jSi narazky byly odra-
zeny radnim a predsedou ply
narskeho vyboru p. ID. Cald-
wellem a radnlm Hincliffem.
M6stska rada V potu tyarI
yyfizovala vCera ysechny zby-
le zalezitosti a prijala t6z Sulz
lmanovu ordinance, ably ma zkou
Sku 30-denni ma poulicnich ka-
rAch zavedeno bylo 2l2c jizd-
ne pro mladez, navSt6vujici
m6stske parky, aG pfedseda
clevelandske spoil. poulitnich
drah pfedem ohlasil, re riditel
ska rada podobny naVrh nepri
lime.
NejdGlezitejSim bodem wee
IrejSiho zasedani byla zprava
finanGniho iiditele G. S. Met
calfa, jenz oznamoval, re 2 de
ficitu mestskeho, $1,500,000,
ktery prenesen byl ma ucet le-
toSniho roku, u1moreno bylo
72l, 900 a ze do konce roku
1921 cely schodek patrn6 bu-
de vyrovnan.
Ordinance Townese, die KITE
IRE, vzdor pen6zni tisni, ma by
ii zrizeno golfove hriSte Par
ma, v6zi dosud Il referuiicich
Ivyboru. Podobne jednani o
stavb6 Union nadrazi ma Pu-
bile Squaru nedospelo k vyre-
Semi. VderejSi debatovani ONE
zovalo sc jen ma neplodnou
hadku, zda jest mtstem jed
nou dane povoleni ien pouhou
ordinance, vysadou nebo kon-
traktem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
Pokroky.

A. (v sobotu pred posvlce-
nfm) :Hostinsky 81 koupil pra-
CT stroj.
B.: To je hruza, jak je dnes
nj mladez pohodlna. Ia ma.
sich mladych let museli isme
seprat samil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12

"Muzi, porad mne, kan
mann jeti matinkou ma letni
byt?"
"Kdyz YAM to nebude dale
ko - tax ma severni totnu."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-05
bEAUVA|S POST
ELEVEN PLAYS
TottenviIIe Representative
Team Will Meet Combined
Wanderer- Brighton Team

Although stacked up against a
combination of sthe best football
players in the vicinity of New Brigh-
ton, Staten Island, the Beauvais Post
American Legion football team Of
Tottenville is hopeful of continuing
their success on the gridiron by cop
ping the contest scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon.
The Wanderers and the Brightons
are combining to play the Totem
vile representative team, inasmuch
as the former team, which was
booked to play the Beauvais Post
eleven last Sunday afternoon. Is of
the opinion hat their combination
would be outclassed in a game with
the crack pigskin tossers managed
by Walters.
The Tottenville players are desir-
Gus of winning this game because OF
coming contests of Importance, one
on, election day and contests on the
following Sundays. All of the games
played by the Beauvais Post team
this season have been checked UP as
wins with the exception of the con-
test with the Stats post team of
Rosebank, S. l., which ended in a
tie.
The game tomorrow afternoon
will be started promptly at 3 o'clock
and a big turnout of fans is expect
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-05
s. S.A.l.PLANS
ARE BEING MADE
Annual Sunday School Bas-
ketbaII Leagues Will Start
Friday, November 10

A meeting of representatives OF
Sunday schools interested in form
ing the 1929 Sunday School Ath-
letic League was held last night
with Physical Director s. c. Pew al
the Y. NJ. CA. -Four churches were
represented and it is believed more
will enter before the schedule
starts. 1t was decided to have a
senior league. an intermediate league
The bylaws of the league, as
and a junior league as well.
drawn up in former years. will be
strictly adhered to this year in that
= player who is a member of any
outside team will not be eligible In
the league. In order to be eligible
players must also attend Sunday
school at least twice a month. The
senior league will be composed OF
fellows eighteen years and older OF
those weighing $50 pounds or more;
the intermediates will include boys
Weighing between 10 and 1S0
pounds, while the juniors will in
clude those weighing under III
pounds.
Those attending last nights meet
ing were: Rev. Wilbert Westcott
and Wallace Soield of the Simpson
M. E.. church,; Walter HI. War;. OF
the Baptist church: Rev. Mr.. Allsup,
of the South Amboy Presbyterian;
Daniel Boehm. Herman Nielsen and
Walter Coddington, .of the Presby.
terrain church. 1t was announced
that the Danish NJ. f. church would
enter at least one team.
The next meeting of the repre-
sentatives will be on Friday night
November IS, at Z o'clock. The
league will get under way that night
The names ages and weights of al
PLAYERS must be sent to Physical
Director Pew in the meantime by
the various church representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-05
.OLYMP|CS PLAY
At METUCHEN
Brainy Borough Representa-
tiyes Will Have Real 0ppo-
sition This Afternoon

The Olympic football team viii
travel to Metuchen this afternoon ~
stack forces against the Metur :
Athletic Club eleven. These two
teams were originally scheduled to
meet on the Metuchen gridiron last
Saturday afternoon, but the Auboy
team failed TO notify the Metuch<n
manager that the date had been ar
cepted. and as a result another team
was booked.
TIE pick of Amboy football play
ers il the light heavyweight clom
are scheduled to occupy Positions
positions in the lineup of the Ofyun-
pic team for the game this after
noon. Announcement has been made
that Bill Flynn. Charley Huelsep.
Freddy Glouchau. Jimmy O'BK1ou.
Ray Carbon, Walt Lybeck, Den
Martin, Bob Menaker, Parker N>ei-
son, James Patten, Somner DaWDOn
and Francis Solt will perform with
the Amboy team in this confess
The regular lineup of the Me-
tuchen eleven will take the 4G4n
against the Olympics. The grtotron
representatives of the "Bratny Hor-
ough" have been successful e'
games played to date. and aithou4.
considerable opposition Is expect~@
the Metuchen players tel con
| that another victory viii be 14oe!
to their record.
The game is expected to get um1pz
way promptly at 3 O'Clock