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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

The Perth Amboy Dry Docks Big
Five basketball team annexed its
eleventh victory of the season in a
game with the Du Pont five of Par
lin on the latter's court last night.
The final score of the game was 81
2S. and the Amboy combination re-
ceived a good workout for heir con-
test with the Parish House five of
Woodbridge on the Parish House
court, Rector street tomorrow night.
Gus Loeser, who has not taken
part in many of the Dry Docks
games this season. was placed in a
!. guarding position to start the con-
test. In addition to holding his man
mcoreless from the field and play
& a fast floor game. Loeser scored
one double counter. Brownmiller,
Ray Handerhan. Runyon and Ku-
rowsky divided scoring honors from
the field for the winners, each con-
tributing three double -deckers to
their teams cores. including a num-
Der of spectacular shots.
Johnny Fitzpatrick, Maleski and
Eppinger scored all of the home
teams points. the first two players
scoring four baskets each. The two
teams each scored six points from
the foul line, Fitzpatrick scoring all
for Dupont, while B~rownmiller and
Handerhan secured three each for
the Dry Dockers.
Although the home team scored
two baskets in rapid succession to
start the scoring in the first session,
after five minutes had been played,
the visiting combination soon run
up a comfortable lead. and the o
at the end of the first session favored
the Dry Docks outfit 21-9.
Campbell replaced Loeser az
guard to start the second half. and
the Dupont team Immediately start
ed to climb up. The home team sue
ceeded in coming within three points
of their opponents. but strong de-
fensive work by the Dry Docks out
fit resulted in their bringing the
bacon home.
Father McCloskey refereed the
game. the Dry Docks players ex-
pressed the opinion after the game
that they had received the best deal
of the season in the game last night.
Seven fouls were called on the Wis.,
ttors and eleven on the home team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Mrs. c. z. schwab. 1901 l4th 81, Cam
ton, Ohio. writes: We use Foley's Honey
and Tar for coughs and find It one OF the
best remedies on the market. especially
good for children's coughs. as II does not
contain any drug that is harmful" Ser
.ious slcknes often follows lingering
colds. Hard coughing racks a chiid's
body and disturbs strengthening sleep.
and the poisons weaker the system so
that disease cannot be warded off. Take
Foley's in time. Sold everywhere--Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
JAMS to.Protest TO the U. S.

TOXIC. Jan. 27-Japan will en-
ter a protest against the construc-
ton of American capital of a large
wireless station at Shanghai, with
branches at Tien-Tsin, Chifu and
Hardin, says the newspaper Nichi
This action will be based on
the claims that the work would in
fringe upon concessions granted
Japan, authorizing this country to
build wireless plants at points in the
interior of China.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
MEDITERRANEAN
SERIES EvENE0 UP

Bill Manning's Amboys lost to the
MontcIair Big Five on the latter's
court. Tuesday night by a score OF
Ass. Last Saturday night the
Amboys defeated Montclair in this
city, 37-29. Manager Manning has
decided 10 play the deciding game
of this series on the Auditorium
court Saturday night. Montclair
will use the regular lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
Pond Lilly Five Want Game

SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 27-John
F.. Mcclure. manager of the Pond
Lilly A., A. is anxious to arrange
basketball games for his team. He
is especially anxious 10 meet the
American Legion Five. Manager
Mulrain will kindly take notice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
south River II. S.
Mt. Holly III. S.
On the Hunt

PITTSBURG- Washing+er-a4a'
Jefferson are in the market for q
football coach. The alumni has
raised $4,000 for the purpose
of getting a sound coaching sys-
tenn. Coach Morrow says he has
resigned for keeps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Bdpe ttutn, VINO EN- on the
snoot.
And makes them long four
sackers-
Has gone down south to Dixieland
To hunt among the Crackers.
o
Stranger" Lewis asks a $4,000
guarantee to rastle a Boston CRAP
pier with the deadlock barred from
his repertoire.
If George Sisler was an ordinary
ball player Lee Foil would still be
looking for a job.
Managers appreciate good PEN
Amanship by ball players at this sea-
o of the year.
Major league clubs can buy and
trade among themselves until Aug.
l. After that they'll have to use the
sandbag to switch talent.
The fight is on-the fight Is off,
So says conflicting jabber;
But when and where. and who and
what
Why. that's another matter.
o
Los Angeles seems to be the base
ball paradise for veteran Bengals.
Detroit SEM Sam Crawford west a
couple years ago. Now they're ship
ping Oscar Stanage.
o.
The ST, Augustine golf course Is
one of the most famous in the
south. It's called the golfers south
II paradise.
Cobb has booked a young twirler
by the name of Sutherland who IS
said to be a second Jim Bagby. l.
he's like Jim he must be good.
English critics don't think much
of Billy Wells. But at that they
think Battling Levinsky will be
soft trimming since Bat was kay
oed in four rounds by Carpenter
and lost to Boy Mccormick on a
foul in seven
Sam Riddle doesn't want the
home towners to give his steed a
brass band reception. Sam also put
the kibosh on a swell dinner party
that was arranged for Man O. War
in New York last winter. That nag
hasn't a chance to sow wild oats.
1t takes a good man TO sign a
contract on his own terms. Take
Lands. f'rinstance.
Chic Harley and Pete Stinch-
comb, Ohio State grid stars. are
playing in the school road show
called the Scarlet Mask" Their
friends are now asking for free
instead of forward passes.
If card games are banned for
ball players some of them would
have time to go out and get &C.
quainted with the cities they visit.
A bunch of big ieaguers have
never seen W~ashington's monu-
ment.
Earl Shelley, White Sox first
base recruit, is lame. He snapped
one of his legs at the ankle sew
eral years ago. But Earl is rangy
and a swell hitter.
Goods at the University OF
Michigan have taken a new inter-
est in swimming events since
they've learned a new process to
dry their hair without losing the
marcel waves
The Pirates will get themselves
i'm condition for baseball by play
ing basketball. Shooting the buck
ct will be no object.
They counted noses in New
York's Greenwich Village the
other day and found more prize
fighters than ''long haired men
and short haired women" That
proves boxers are prosperous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Courts Amboy and Carteret are
scheduled to bowl a match in this
league on Bohnsack's alleys tonight.
while the teams occupying third
end fourth positions will clash on
the same alleys tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
The scores:
Generals
Game Is Postponed.

- The Y. NJ. H. A. Intermediates
will play st. Mary's Boy Scouts sec
Ionds in st. Mary's hall at South
lAmboy tomorrow night, instead of
last night. The contest scheduled
for last night was postponed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
SOUTH AMB0Y "B. M"
LOSE TO GENERALS

" Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. Jan. 27-In
games bowled last night on the Y.
NJ. c. A. alleys the Generals won
two out of htree games from the
Business, Men. C~layton's 200 vas
the only high score.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
Fun For Gayvy

SALT LAKE-Fans here believe
that their pastime next season will
be watching Gavvy Cravath smack
'en over the wall. Old Wooden
Shoes liked the Philly park. but the
salt Lake fences are even closer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

There are three ties in this league
at the present time, Newark and
Passaic being tied for second place.
PIainfeld and Hoboken for fifth
place, and Perth Amboy and Bay
cnne for eighth place. Jersey City
has a lead of five games over her
nearest rivals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

A hunter at NatcheZ. Mass.
has a pig for a bird dog. The pigs
a perfect setter. 1t was reared by
a pointer dog as foster mother. T,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Stranger" Lewis asks a $4,000
guarantee to rastle a Boston grap-
pier with the deadlock barred from
his repertoire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
GAMES TONIGHT IN
FORESTERS'F LEAGUE

The standing in the Foresters
County Bowling League to date Is
as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
AMBOY "ANTLERS" TO BOWL
LEAGUE LEADERS TONIGHT
Latest Standing in State EIks
!. INV Perth AmbeE, representatives

IL <1heF Berth An1oeFb representatives
IN the Elks State Bowling League
are : scheduled to play the leading
Jersey City team on-the local al
legs tonight. Otter games in the
state league T scheduled as fol-
lowss Plainfield a. Newark, Eliza
beth at Paterson, Passaic at Hobo
ken and Bayonne at Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Babe Ruth, who whacks 'em on the
snoot.
And makes them long four
sackers-
Has gone down south to Dixieland
To hunt among the Crackers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

If George Sisler was an ordinary
ball player Lee Foil would still be
looking for a job.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
Dry Docks

Referee-Rev. FIR. McCloskey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Major league clubs car buy and
trade among themselves until Aug.
l.. After that they'll have to use the
sandbag to switch talent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Managers appreciate good PEN
Hmanship by ball players at this sea-
of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

The fight is on-the fight is off,
So says conflicting jabber;
But when and where. and who and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27

Los Angeles seems to be the base
ball paradise for veteran Bengals.
Detroit sent Sam Crawford west a
couple years ago. Now they're ship
ping Oscar Stanage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
CONFER $50 DECREE
ON RICHMOND MAsONs
Others Receive Degree of
Knight Commander of
Court of Honor

.. o. liankins. secretary of the
local Scottish Rites. received a telc-
gram last night from washington.
! where the Supreme Council OF the
ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites
OF Freemasonry for the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States is
III session. announcing the follow
ing Richmond members elected and
receiving the thirty third : degree
honors:
Daniel L. Slgourncy. Henry G.. EN-.
rick Robert ID. Ford and Rev John
j. Gravatt. ID. ID.
The degree of knight commander
oil the court OF honor was bestowed
upon the followinE:
Herbert l.. Mcconnell. Louis r.
Pemberton. Charles L. Richardson,
Rosser L. Jennings. Charles ". Rob.
inson. Il. McC. Burlington and Will
liam Il. Smith.
The telegram announced that Major
John III. Cowles, inspectors general in
Kentucky. had been elected grand
commander to succeed George Elem
ing Moore. and Perry Wc:dner. OF
California. had been elected to sue
coed Major Cowlcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
srEAhits DE>Oi NCE g. o. u.
~ AtIIt - N 'ti,vp\ st,,,,., =,

ENtoiIihE the character ana .tfi
cichcE Of Senator T.. l.oc Trinll,
AND citing the record Of achievement.
rf The Democratic party. us .iubodioG
~ iac state statutes. senator .Iaincs,
u. cannon pleaded for Svholch.ari,J
Fuppori for the Democratic nominees
IN the NOVsnincr election. in au al
dress at the Robert Fulton public
Schooi last night
The alleged umdcrhandel rac,ics
subtcrfuGe and campaign Of criticism
Being promulgated by the scpubiI-
can nominee Were denounced Nv the
speaker. wGo stated that "the Repub.
Hear party, not having any decent
record 10 stand upon. has rcsortcd 10
dcTious tactics. actua;ed By motives
purely OF political cxpGdiency, to on
lisl the support OF voters a; the
polls"
Senator Cannon declared The record
of the past Legislature alone demands
That those who have the interest o!
the Commonwealth at heart, cast a
record vote for the Democratic norni-
h"es In tho approa ching election. II
enlist your support for party of
achievement against "a party Of re-
action and dcstruction--a party that
siands for the supremacy Of the
whites" he said.
Miss Adele Clark reviewed briefly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
There's No Place
Like Richmond
after Trying Other
To,vns Local Merchant
Is Back for Good"

NO place like Richmond" said
Louis Marchetti yesterday, as he at
tached his signature to Il deed of
transfer which was filed In the Chan
Gerry Court. giving him and l.. Lc-
bolo possession of property ut the
southwest corner of Main and Rob
inson Streets. mo place like home
he continued. For 1--WE long and
somewhat prosperous years. hav.
been living In Baltimore. | left n
good business here to take up my
residence there. But prosperity and
all. give me Richmond Most OF my
life has been spent In this good old
city. and here am again. and here
expect to remain my allotted time.
No place like Richmond anywhere
on this globe"
The property just purchased by Mr..
Marchettt fronts forty-onc feet on
Main Street. and embraces q brick
store and residence. Marchetti and
Lcholo Will establish IA bakery at
that place. The price paid for the
property was $4,000. T. l.. Murphy
and Son were the former owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
STATE ]. 0. j. A. NJ. MEET
ENDORSES VAH|sPA MOVE
Action Comes After Secretary
Cridlin Presents Pageant
Plans.
TO HAVE FLOAT IN PARADE
official Has Iusy Day In RonnoEc.
Appearing before Pupils of Eight
Notwithstanding Plans for Sc
rlcs of Entertainments

The State convention of the Junior
Order of the United American Me-
chan!cS. in session at Roanoke. en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed the Virginia
Historical Pageant Monday. night.
after Secretary W. Il. Cridlin had pre-
scented the plans TO the convention. 4
motion prevailed for an appropria-
lion to cover the cost Of having a
float in the pageant parade. and all
members in attendance at the con-
vention promised TO work for the
project upon their return home.
Secretary Cridlin had a busy day
III Roanoke yesterday. He delivered
addresses In eight schools on the
pageant. telling how IL will depic.
Nirginia's progress in education. in
dustry and business since the land
ing of the pioneers at jamestown in
1907.
secretary Cridlin will arrive home
this morning. and it is probable that.
during the day. he Will hold IA con.
ference with President Oliver j
Sands. who has been away from the
city during the past three weeks.
Within the next few days. plans
Will be completed for putting on the
Nahispa entertainments. These twelve
entertainments will he given in this
city ana in every city and town
throughout the state during the fall
ana winter months. The programs
VIII be arranged 50 that there will be
new speakers and new subjects at
each meeting.
Local committees throughout the
state are sondin. in the returns from
me bail"tinE for queen. As soon as
the returns are all In. a tabulatiou
VIII be made. ana the winner an
honnced. This announcements how
ever cannot possibly he made within
ten days ar two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
WOULD HAUL MAIL.
BY MOTOR TRUCKS
Postmaster Thornton Su,-r..,.
Mcthod of TRANSFORMATION Ia Event
OF railroad Strike

Hauling Of mail by motor trucks
between Richmond and Washington,
III the event OF a general railroad
strike, was a method OF transporta-
ton suggested yesterday by Post
master Hay 7. Thornton. MIR. Thorn
ton said that he would have no au-
thorlty Ia inauguratc such II means
OF moving the mails unless lie re-
ceiVcd specific Instructions from
Washington Headquarters Heavy
army trucks gould be used. Mr..
Thornton said. il the department
approved Of such means OF carrying
the mails in the emergency
FirSt-clase mail between the two
points could he handled quite salts
iact"riiy through the means sug-
Ecstcd. Mr.. Thornton thinks. al
though there undoubtedly would be
delay in the transmission OF second
ana th!rd-class matter. Mr. Thorn
ton added that he had no idea as
10 what io-. mastcr-t;cucral Hays had
IN mind when he asserted that there
must hc no Interruption t" tho mail
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
Mrit or Error 4. Grnntcd.

Arthur Bryant. appealing from the
Corporation Court Of Alexandria.
which assessed damages against him
in connection with the death Of John
4. Fox. was granted Il writ Of error
by the state Supreme Court yestcr
day. Bryant was driving over "A
bridge in Alexandria when n locomo-
tive. passing under. sent up cloud
OF smoke, cnvclopinE his rig. While
thus cnvcloprd Fox came To his death
admittedly accidentally. The main
question involved is whether Bryant
exercised sufficient care and caution
in the emergency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Tag Day-Bellc Bryan Day
Nursery.
Virginia Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. Centen-
airy Church. 10 a. NJ.
Richmond Advcrtising Club.
north mezzaninc. Murphy's Hotel.
12:55 =. NJ.
Called meeting Chamber of Com
MERGE directors and special COM
mittccs. Chamber auditorium. 4
=. NJ.
Richmond First Club. Old col
ony Club. Richmond Hotel. e T.. NJ,
Chiidren's Code Commission.
state Capitol.
William j. Bryan. Schauffler
Hall, Union Theological Seminary.
Ginter Park. Sis Il. NJ.
Commonwealth Chapter. u. \. r.,
residence of Mrs. W. j. Payne.
loll Park Avenue, u. NJ.
Confederate Memorial INSTITUTES
or Battle Abbey, boulevard and
kensington Avenues. 10 "A. NJ. TO
) T. NJ
confederate Museum. Twelfth
ana Clay Streets, Q n. NJ to = 4. NJ.
For plays, see "Thcater Calcn-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19

primarily matter OF The heart, pco-
pie cannot be led into religion bv
purely intellectual methods.
lie then dealt with the uufricndIy
or destructive. higher critics. who.
ne declared. put the Bible on an
operating table and cut out all tho
parts they think diseased, leaving IL
IL" longer tn" Book OF Books. but Il
scrap OF paper"
lie quoted numerous authorities
AS I" tic effect OF higher criticism.
stating particularly the ease Of
Paul kamamori. the Japanese Bily
sunday. who WAS led out of the
ministry bs' higher criticism and
s'i"nced for twenty years. I'D
Ait!iction afterwards brought him
aack. ANA in the last 1--WE years he
christ. probably more. he said. than
al the hishc: critics combined have
brought to Christianity.
lie called attention 10 the hos
tiiity manifested by higher critics
I" REVEALS. which they call re
iig'oi' spaAms' and Explained il
by Z, fact that evolution. as com
mon interpreted. IL card.; the
mira aud new birth is a mira
clr.
Afte' defending the Virgin birth
ana u, resurrection against the at
taeks Of the destructive hiyh.-
critics. he took UP the Bible and
quoted from IL to show that il would
be the greatest book ever written.
II il rested ola its literary merits
alone. bat that ii is infinitely more
valuable when accepted as the
Word OF Cod
Gives vivid Word Picture.
Mr.. Bryan gave IL word J.cture
of the scene where Christ appeared
before PLATE and traced the growth
az Chr!st's influence from that day
down To the present.
THE Bible" he said. lis our only
guide: il contains milk for the young
ana nourishinG food for every year
ol lifc's Journey. II Ia mamma for
those VIII" travel In the wilderness
and stan for those who are weary
with age. 1, satisfies the hearts
longings and supplies n working
plan for each human life. II holds
before Us ideals tina; are within
eight Of The weakest and the low
Hest. anu yet SO high that The best
and the n"hicst are kept with their
faces turned ever upward. II ear
les the call Of the Savior To the
r'm"'c*t corners o: the earth: on
it's Lagos are written tn. assurances
of the present and our hopes fcr the
future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
CHAMBER CONSIDERS
TRACTION MATTERS
Hoard Of Directors and Special Com
mittecs VIII Meet This ATT
crno0n Mt 1 o'clock,

Members Of the board of direc-
tors OF the Chamber Of Commerce
have been called in a special joint
meeting with the municipal commit
tee and II special committee Of NIFTY
on traction matters at the chamber
This afternoon at 4 o'clock
The call was issued by !. i. Mar
cusc' acting president. and the spc-
cial subject Will be discussion OF the
franchise of the Virginia Railway and
rover Company, now pending before
the City Council. The Importance of
local transportation Was stressed in
the call, and those 10 whom the call
Was issued are urged 10 he on hand
promptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
DEFENDS BIBLE FROM
UNFRIENDLY HIGHER CRITICS
Commoner, i'll Second of Series of Lectures Declares
Man Is Ready to Accept Book as Word of God
if Convinced of Its Inspiration.

William Jennings Brvan's second
lecture. delivered at Schautlicr Hall
Union Theological Seminary, last
hieht. was defense Of the inspirn-
Won of the Bible. Belief in God. h..
Said. comes Fist and. when one loves
God with heart aud mind and sonl
ne Is anxious to learn Gods will and
ready TO accent the Bible as the. Word
oi fod, If convinced of it's inspira-
Ion, After so many hundreds of
.n'iiions have adopted the Bible as
'hrir guide for SO many centuries.
.nt burden OF proof, MIR. Bryan
'h,nhS' is on those who reject it.
lie presented AN argument su-
Sestcd by Elijahs prayer test. De
S,aring that the bible is either the
ora of God or a man made book.
ne insisted that those who reject the
h'oic must do SO On the ground that
IL Is man made. II the Bill, ie n
hn-madc book. he said, man ought
L" be able to mako as good n hook
nov unless man has drgencrat.d
He traced the work of ,hos.
through whom the bible was given
cahiA;; attention To the fact that they
were rev In numbers and of Il single
race, mat they lived in !. little arco.
Wi'hou' libraries 10 consult. and
'''hout institutions OF learning to
Train them; that thee had no mcau.
"i swift communication with other
rehters OF civilization and no telc-
sraph wires. and, yet. gay. us a
book that deals with every problem
That confronts mankind"
Quotes From Pearson
" men made the Billie, then, why
should not those who reject tho
Bible select some OF their best Ia
give us a new book, the cuual of
ihc Bible he asked. II they cannot,
II" added. they must admit either
that tho Bible came from "a source
hiEher than man or that nineteen
centuries OF civilization have reduced
man capacity for such Il work.
lie then took UP the thcolosical
defense of the Bible and quoted from
PEARSON the seven grand ideas around
which the truth Of the Bibl. is cen.
tralized.
lie next dealt with the higher
critics. both those friendly to the
bihie and those uufrirndlv. The
friendly ones. he said are engaged IN
Il vain effort TO satisfy intellectual!
Doubts. when the real trouble is with
TIE hearts of the objcctorS Religion.
!:c said. Is u matter OF the heart
hnd the impulses Of the heart often
Seem foolish to the mind. lie con-
tended that. as spiritual truths are
spiritually discernch and religion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-19
DECLARE RICHMOND HAS
ATLANTA BEATEN EVERY WAY
Fire Chief Joynes and Director Myers Loud in Praise of
Home City Upon Return From Georgia
Metropolis.

Director OF Public Safety w AZ
Myers and Chief of Fire Department
w. IL. Joynes have returned from
Atlanta. where they attended the an.
hual convention Of fire chiefs.
feel very proud of the I,ichmonI
Fire ard Police Departments. after
taking look at the Atlanta dcpart.
ihehts said Director Myers last
night We have them beat to a
siandstli in both ways. Atlanta has
good departments. at that. W., have
them beat in traffic arrangements.
ana the morale OF our departments
rs iar better. atlanta cannot com
pare with Richmond in any way. W.
are superior 10 that city morally, So