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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Announce Creighton
High Baseball Schedule

Creighton High school athletic
officials have announced the follow
ing schedule for the baseball team
this season:
April 1s-Creishton High school at
Council Bluffs.
April ?o-Central High school at South
High.
April 25-Central High school at
Creighton.
May 2-Commercs High school at
Creighton.
May 4-Benson at Creighton.
May s-Council Bluffs at Creighton.
May 11-South High at Creighton.
May 16-Creighton at Central High.
MAY 23-Creighton at Commerce High.
May 25-Creighton at Benson.
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Opens Season Friday.

, Pawnee City, Neb., April Is. -
Especial. )-Pawnee City high school
will open the baseball season here
Friday afternoon when it meets the
team from Table Rock high school.
Baseball has gained popularity here
i'll the past year and the school ex-
poets to make this big season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Totals 20 7-24 IA

Boston .........2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia .......1 0 l 0 0 0 0 9 W.
Sumnary-Runs: Powell. Southworth,
Leborveau. Walker, Leslie, Parkinson.
Errors: Kopf. Southworth, Holke? Nc
Quillan (2). Two-base hits: Leslie. Three
base hits: Parkinson. Stolen bas Fletch-
er. Sacrifice hits: l,app, Gowdy. Dou-
BILE plays: Boeckel to Ford to Holke;
Rapp to Parkinson to Leslie; ,Rapp to
Parkinson; Parkinson to Fletcher Hen
line to Fletcher. Left on bases: Boston,
s: Philadelphia, 10. First base on balls:
OFF Ring. 4; off McQuillan, 8; off Fill
lingim, 1. Struck ou.: BY McQuillan,
/: by Ring. O. Hits: Off McQuilan.
In innings; off Fillingim. 1 in in
ninEs min wild ti,,,pt, pitch; Moouilsn. Losing
mick. Pfirman and Rigler. Time: 1:55.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Swifts Play Cudahys
in Opening Game

The Packer baseball league will
open its spill, season schedule May
D with Swif,s playing the Cudahy
nine. Games will be played Wednes-
day .and Saturday afternoons a,
= .. ~.
The first hall oii,i = schedule will
lie concluded June IL
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
OKLAHOMA CITY.
xBatted for Drugman IL eighth.


xBatted for Drugman ir eighth.
Score by innings:
Omaha ......0 90 100 OIL
Okl. City. .....1 90 900 2x-3
Summary-Two-base hits: Allen,
Manush, Heatly. Sacrifice hit:
Middleton. Stolen bases: Heatly,
Lee. Bases on balls: Off Drug
man, 8; of Wilson, 1. Struck out:
BY Allen, 3; by Drugman, 2. Runs
and hits: Of Drugman, 3 and 7 in 7
innings. Double plays: Lee to Gis-
lason; Wilcox to Gslason to Snede-
cor. Left on bases: Omaha, s; Ok
lahoma City, 2. Losing pitcher:
Drugman. Time: l:30. Umpires:
Brown and McGloom.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Mail Invitations.

Chicago, April l3.-The Univer-
sity OF Chicago today mailed invita-
tions to 5000 high schools and
academies to compete in its annual
national interscholastic track and
field meet on Stagg field May q.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Michels Kayoes Harrahan.

Seattle, Wash, April l3.-Bobby
Michels, New York lightweight,
kpscked out Joe Harrahan Of Seattle
il, the third round OF four-round
main event here last night. The
blow was left hook to the body,
which Harrahan asserted was low.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Omaha Federals to
Play Kansas City Team

The Omaha Federals, local colored
baseball team and the Kansas City
Monarchs will meet in a two-game
series at the Omaha Buffaloes' park,
Fifteenth and Vinton streets, Satur-
day, April % and q.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Douglas Holds
Brooklyn in
Check and Wins
Giants Beat Robins Largely on
Nance's Wildness-Score
I TO 3-Meuscl Gets
Homer.

New York. April iJ,-New York
reversed yesterdays score by de-
ieaiing Brooklyn. 4 TO J. Douglas
kept the Brooklyn hits well seat
tered.
The Giants Won the game in the
second inning, largely on Vanee's
wildness. Meusel hit his second
home run OF the season IN this in-
ming. but no one was on base, lie
also HIT two singles.
The score,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Indian Hurler
Allows Locals
Only Four Hits
Drugman and Wilson Face
Oklahoma City-Manush
Scores Lone Tally for
Omaha.

Oklahoma City. okl. April iJ.-
Roy Allen defeated Omaha, J TO !.
today practically single handed. Be.
sides pitching and fielding in mas
tcrly style, he drove in two OF Ok
lshoma City's three runs and scored
the other himself.
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals 81 u III =
xBatted for Yarrisoin in the fifth.
yRan for perkina in the NINTH

Totals SO 5 "a 14I
xBatted for Yarrisoin In the fifth.
xRan for Perkins In the ninth.
xBatted for B. Harris in the ninth.
Philadelphia ......1 0 0 0 I 0 o o o-3
Boston ...........1 o. 40 KS
Summary-Runs: MCGOWAN, Walker.
Menosky (2). Smith t5), Pratt. Errors:
Johnston, Welch. Dugan, O'Rourke (3.
Two-base hits: Pratt (2). Sacrifice hits:
Johnston. Menosky. Double plays: Durns
to Ruel; Pratt to O'Rourke to Burns.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, s.; Boston.
Q. First base on balls: OFT Yarrison,
2; off Sullivan. /. Struck out: BY Yar-
rison, 1; by B. Harris. q: by Karr, I.
Hits. Off Yarrison. 7 in 1 innings: off
Sullivan. in 2innngs: off B. Harris,
in 2 innings. Hit by pitched ball: Per-
kins by Karr. wild pitch: Sullivan. Los
ing pitcher: Yarrison. Umpires: Wilson,
Walsh and Connolly. Time: 1:f.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Yanks, s; Senators, 2.
WARRINGTON.
Totals 81 q Il

xBatted for achary In tho seventh.
New York ..........1 0 0 90 0 2 2-5
Summary: Runs: Miller, Pipp (2),
Ward, Scott Rice. Goslin. Errors: Nc
MILAN, Mays. Two-base hits: Baker
Judge Three base hit: Fewster. Sacri-
flee hit Scott. Double plays: Packin-
paugh to Judge: Peckinpaugh to Harris
to Judge; Smith to Harris Left on bases:
New York. 8: Washington, S. First base
on balls: Off Mays. Il off Gleason, 1.
by. Gleason, O. Hits: OFF achary II in
Z. innings; off Gleason. 2 in Q innings. Hit
by pitched ball: Charity by Mays. Wild
ritch: Gleason. Losing pitcher: Zachary.
Umpires: Chill and Owen. Time: ! :35,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
American Association,
Yesterdays y ]
Today's Games.
BASEBALL RECORDS MADE THIS
nATE ApRUV ~

April II. 19l7-Players caught stealing
most times in u game-T. A. Long, st.
Louis against Cincinnati. IN. L. Record
also held by other N. l.. and A. L. play
ers.
April II. 1917-No-Hit Game-E. Ci-
cote, Chicago against st. Louis. "a. L.)
April ~. 1917-Most runs batted In an
Inning american league rec0rd) 5. Ray
"a. L.) Drove three with triple. two with
double in seventh inning, equnlline A. L.
record Of c. A. Gandll, Chicago and N.
l.. record Of +. Merkle, New York. World
record Is seven. made by r. Cartwright.
st. Louis. Philadelphia (American Asso-
ciutiOnl 1885,
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Browns, 4; white soI. 2.

Chicago. Ill. April I5.--st. Louis made
II two straight from Chicago today by
bunchIng hits and winning 4 to :. Dan
forth was Wild but pitched effectively In
tho pnches. ..
Failure Of Elierbe to touch second base.
cost tho visitors two runs and deprived
Sisler OF hit In the fifth. which Strunk
fieIdcd and tossed to johnson, who
touched second for the fore out. after two
runners had crossed the plate. The play
retired the side.
Tho score:
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1UtdN tut
Des Moines ........1 3 0 90 0 o q a.
st. Joseph .........0 2 1 0 0 I 2xx-s
Summarv-Runs: Turgeon. Graham,
Wagner. DEBATE f2). Nufer f3). Errors:
Graham. Marshall. pefate. Earned runs;
Des Moines, 3: st. Joseph. I. First base
on balls: or Hovlik. 4: off Marshall.
3. Struck ont: BY Hovlik. z: by Mar
shall. 4. Left on bases: Des Mo,nes. s:
ST. Joseph, Z. Two-base hits: Graham
G). Fisher (2) Nufer. Olson, 0rab-
oswki Home rum Nufer. Sacrifices
hits: Milan, Mcdonald. Hit by pitched
hall: Yuma by Hovlik. Stolen bases:
Olson. Umpres: Fitzpatrick and Burn.
side. Time: $40
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Cubs. 8; Reds. I.

Cincinnati April is.-Luaue was hit
hard and Chicago had little difficulty IN
% iorssr'. %fleldInS sssin wa. Z feature.
In tho first inning. ~ OF ChieAgos re-
serve players were ordered from tho bench
for protesting a decision by Umrires Klein
and Sentelle. This left the visitors with
but II men on the field.
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
PhiIIies, 4; Braves, 2.

Philadelphia. Pa. April 13.-Parkin-
sons triple in the. eighth inning enabled
Philadelphia today to take its second
victory from Boston. to 2. After the
first inning when the Braves got two
hits mixed with a pass and Fletcher's err
ror for their two runs, Ring held the
visitors. The score:
Philadelphia, April 10
xBatted for McQuillan in the seventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
CLEVELAND

Summsry-Runs: Blue t.). cutshsw. Me-
rnnis. seweii. Gardner t,). Wood ,.l, Nu-
nsmaker. uhls. Errors: Rigney, sewel'
Two. base hits: Fisgstesd, Blue, Hsimsnn.
Speaker, Wood. Coyeieskie. stolen bases;
MeInnIs, Sacrifice hits: reaeh, RiGney,
Jsmleson. Double plays. wsmbsganss TO
sewell to McInnls: Jameson to sewell
Left on bases: Detroit. .: Cleveland.
First base on balls: Off Ehmke. b: OFT
Ihle, /: off coveieskir. J. Struck out !:
ny coveieslie. 2 Hits: Off Ehmke. 10
in innings: off Piiis,t, in ] inning:
off Uhe. Z in . innings. off Co,eleskis.
3 in 7 innings. Winning pitcher: Uhie.
Losing pitcher: Ehmkr. umpires: Dineen,
Nallln and Evans Tine: 2:0s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
American Association

Toledo, O., April 13- r. H. E.
Kansas City Observation-Disclosures 10 0
Toledo '..:.'..o
Batteries: Shupp, Caldwell and Nc
Carly; Mccullough, shoup. Girard, Herbst
and Kocher.
indianapolis, April 10 r, H. %:
indianapolis ................6 o
Batteries: Rogers, Williams and Con-
zales; Weaver and Kruger.
Columbus April 13.- r. H. f.
MILWAUKEE,
COLUMBUS ....'..'.. ..''....i 10 0
Batteries: Sherman, Rose. Patterson
Brady and Gossett; Palmero. Saunders
and Hartley.
Louisville, KY, April 1S.- r. II. E.
M1nneapOllB ~
I,ouisville ..,,..,......5 10 1
Batteries: Mangum, Shawe0 and
Mayer; Cullop, Long and Meyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Red SOx. q: AthIetirs

Boston. April 13.-Bostoh evened the
series with Philadelphia. winning today.
figured in both Philadelphia runs. The
Red Sox hitting was timely Captain
Pratt leading with two doubles and two
singles.
Fred McCaffey Of Lynn. a recruit in.
fielder, was given his unconditional re-.
lease by the Red Sox
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
The score:
-.-----.

Summary--Runs Stewart (2), Carey,
Mokan. Smith (2). Fournier. Stock, Me-
Henry. Toporcor. Ainsmith t2l: Errors:
porcor (3), Bailey. Two-base hits: Four
nier McHenry. Stock. Home runs: Smith.
Ainsmith. Stolen bases: Bigbee, Horns
by. Sacrifice hits: Carey. Doak. Dou-
to Gooch: Gooch to Stewart: Toporcor to
Hrnsby Furnier. Left n bases: Pitts
burgh, 9; st. Louis 4. First base on
balls Off Glazner. l.; off Doak, q off
Morrison. 1; off Bailey, ,. Struck out:
BY Doak. I; by Bailey /; by Morrison.
2; by Barfoot, l. Hits: OFF Glazner.
in 2 innings: off Morrison, 8 in s in
nings; Oft Doak. 3 in~ 8 innings; off
Bailey. in 2-3 innings: off Barfoot,
] in 2 ia innings. Winning pitcher: Doak.
Losing pitcher: Glszner. Umpires:
Quigley. Emslie and Moran. Time: 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
Browns, 1; White Sox. 2.


xBatted for Hodge in the eighth.
ST. Louis ..........0 0 0 o.
Chicago ............1 %
Summary-Runs: Tobin. SEVERED. Ger
her. McManus. johnson. Hooper. Errors:
Sisler. Johnson. Sheely, Schalk. Two
base hits; Mostil. Tobin, Gerber. Stolen
bases: Sisler. Hooper. Sacrifice hits:
Sheey. Danforth. Double plays: Schalk
to Sheely; Severeid to Ellerbe; McManus
to Gerber; johnson to Collins to Shelly:
Jacobson to MeManus. Left on bases:
on balls: Off Hdge. 4; off Danforth. o.:
off Russell. ]. Struck out: BY Hodge.
.: by Danforth, Z; by Russell. 1. Hits:
OF Hodge. 10 in 3 innings: off. Russell.
in l inning. Losing pitcher: Hodge.
Time: 900. Umpires: Moriarity and
Hldebranu.
Yanks. s; Senators. 2.
Washington, April 13.-New York turn
cd the tables on Washington today, TAX
ing the second game, to 2. Mays pitch
ed effectively and the visitors punched
hits off Zachary and Gleason.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14

Cincinnati ..........0 IL
Summary-Runs: kelleher grimes,
Callaghan. Krug. Hartnett. Bohne. Errors:
Hollocher. KruC. Daubert, Caveney. Two
base hits: Kelleher. Grimes. Three-base
hits: Callahan. Stolen bases: Caveney.
Krrr. Sacrifice hits: Kelleher Double
plays: Keleher to Krug to Grimes: Bohne
to Caveney to Daubert. Left on bases:
Chicago. q: Cincinnati. s. First base on
balls OF Luque. I: off Aldridge, 8
Struck out: Bv Aldridge. 3. Hits: OF
Luque. 12 in Z 1-3 innings: off Markle.
Q in 2-3 innings Losing pitcher: Luque
Umpires: Sentelle and Klein. Time; l:5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14

ST. Louis, April ls-st. Louis hit Glaz-
ner and Morrison for IL safcties today
including three doubles and homers by
Smith and Ainsmith and defeated Pitts
burgh, s to 1. Smiths circuit rap came
with two men on base In the second in
niUS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14

NBattcd for Bocdls IN the ninth.
pcny~r ............0 q a , q q h-5
Wichita .............s o Us
Summary--Runs: nanahsr. Comes. Rer-
rer Parker. Washburn. Biakesley. Butler.
Errors: Danaher. Jenkins. Shanl~y. Pat
terson. washburn. Mcdowell. Sacrifices
hits: Jenkins Beedie. Two-bass hits:
Blakcsley. Musser. Three-bass hits: Long.
Danaher. Home run: washbzurn. Stolen
bases: Berger Struck out: BY Musser.
s: by Beedlc. ?. First base on balls: OFF
Musser. /: off Beedis. 8. Left on bases:
Wichita. 7: Denver. 4. Wild pitch: Beedle.
.. Hit by pitched ball: Parker by Mus
ser: Umpires: Anderson and Donohue,
Time: 1885,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14
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siork CIT,


s'sas city '.''',,s ,seso oiess e--i
Tuiss ,,...,....,..,.n o q a. Ia
sutnmary--ttunss Mstz. psumsn, tahs
snaVie. Errors Hamilton, Mari, H.u.
man. Two.hass hitsi Lsliyelat, Hsmiis
ton. Rsumsn. Three.hsss hiti 1hen,r-
son. Home rum Hannah rsctiflr~
hitss Hemingway. Bennett, Stuart Me-
ulnnis stolen bssest Bennett. MeUinni.
firs, has. on balls. OFF Lukananir. ~ Oft
Ro.hx-r, 7. Struck out by Lukanosie,
J: by RoehE-r. !, Double plays; Rsu-
man 20 tsyliy.lt: Hemingway to Nst1 trft
On bases; Tulsa, IL. Sioux city. :, Time
1850. umpres; ormshy and Holmes
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14

ST. Joseph. April is.-The Saints re-
psated again today and won from Des
Moines. s to 4. The locals held the Wis
itors to one score until the ninth when q
rally produced three runs for Des Moines
Hovlik was effective for the Saints Mar
shall pitched good ball for tho Boosters
butt his support was not OF the alright
variety. Wagner let Nufcr's hit through
the infieId get by him for home run
with a runner on a base
DES MONIES Sr JOsgpV
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-14

" IT F' !
pESNEI

Wichita. April ia,-wichiia took adyar-
tsrs Of Denver today and won 10 !.
wsshburn's hons run with one on In the
first decided the contest.
The sfofes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
COUPLE SURPRISED ON
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

TOTTENvILLE, Dec. 11-Mr. and
Mrs Isaac ". Moore, of Arthur Kill
road were surprised at their nom
Saturday night in honor of the thir-
ty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
and for the anniversary of Mrs.
Moore's birthday. Games were en-
joyed 1uring the evening and re-
freshments were served. The couple
received many useful gifts f r the
occasion. The officers of Welcome
Council, Daughters Of America, of
which Mrs. Moore is the councillor
presented her with a cut glass di-a
and the Jolly Social Club of Staple
ton, of which her daughter is a
member gave her a large fern.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving w. Slaight, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Furman. M. and Mrs. julius
let's, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearsai..
: Id daughter, Mrs. James Laing,
Mrs. Ella Monroe, Mrs. Emma Lev
en-. Mrs. P. J.. Sprague, Mrs. Mary
Russell, Mrs. Edward Williams, Mrs.
Frank Wood, Misses Madeline, Clare
and Elinor Let's. Masters Howard
Let's, Elwccd LeVen and Lester
Crowley. of Tottenville; Mrs. Fl. A.
Sigel and children, Mrs. John Stan
ley, Mrs. Helen w ,od,and and Mr..
Sydner, of Stapieton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
POPE HOLDS CONSISTORY
To NAME CARDINALS

ROME. Dec. IL (By The Asso-
GATED Press).-Pope Plus XXI. held
his first secret consistory for the
creation of new cardinals today.
The pontiff also delivered an allocu-
ton and preconized the appointment
of several archbishops and bishops
already nominated. .
The eight cardinals created today,
were: Mgr. Achille Locapelli. nun
clio in Lisbon; Mgr. Giovanni Bon
zano. apostolic delegate in Wash
ington; Mgr. H%enriguez Reyycafa-
nova, archbishop of Toledo; Mgr.
Alexis Charost, archbishop of Rem
mes; Mgr. Gugenio Tosi, archbishop
ct Milan; Mgr. Arthur Stanislaus
Touchet, Archbishop of Orleans;
Mgr. Giuseppe Mort, secretary of the
congregation council of Jesuits, and
the Rev. Father Franz Fan Ehrle,
formerly the Vatican's librarian.
After the cardinals had given
their formal assent to the nominal
tons. the pontiff delivered his allo-
cution. He referred to the confer
ence at Genoa and similar meetings,
asserting that he would reiterate to
the forthcoming Brussels conference
his ex%tortation to the Genoa dele
gates, to consider remedies for the
sad condition of many of the
worlds peoples. He said confer
ences such as the proposed Brus-
sells meeting. were useless and likely
to cause bitter and dangerous dis
appointment, unless the government
decided to temper justice with
charity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
KEASBEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Deik and
children spent Saturday out of town.
Miss Grace LaForge is i'll at her
home.
Mrs. William Romer spent the
weekend with relatives in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke and
children of Perth Amboy spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Otto Schuster witnessed the play
'Up She Goes" at the Playhouse in
New York recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Y. Sosin. OF
Perth Amboy, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Klein over
the weekend.
Mrs. Margaret Day and sons,
Edison and William, of Plainield,
visited relatives here yesterday.
The twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fitz III quits i'll -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
HOPELAWN

Mrs. Dora Sutlara was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Mrs Peter Waldman visited
friends out OF town on Friday.
Mike Salvonic who has been con-
fined at the Perth Amboy City hos
pital for the last few days, is re-
covering and will return home
shortly.
The new dwelling of NJ. Kanic is
rapidly nearing completion.
Due to repair work the crossing
at Florida Grove and New Bruins
wick avenue, is temporarily closed
for traffic.
Frank Lee, OF Keasbey. visited
friends here on Friday.
Mrs Sarah Green, of Plainfeld.
visited friends over the week end.
An application for membership
was made by Clemens Gresseano at
a recent meeting of the fire depart
ment.
At a recent meeting of the light
ing commission of this district 1t
was decided to install several new
street lamps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
TOTTENvlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs George Sher-
wood have been visiting in the
Bronx the past week.
Miss Katherine Dodds, a teacher
at No. 1 school has recovered from
a recent illness.
Mrs. Elmer Peterson has return
ed to Philadelphia after a visit with
her parents.
Mario Del Crosse who was struck
and injured by an automobile in
Amboy road some time ago is home
from the Memorial hospital.
The Women's Missionary Society
of Bethel church will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. j. H. Stauff,
Asbury Park will be the speaker.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Miss Mildred L. Vitthum,
of 226 Bedell avenue, and Albert
Hollowell, of 200 Wood venue
Helen Dwoanie, six years old. of
100 Fisher avenue, reported missing
Friday night returned to home Sat-
urday. She was at the home of Mrs.
William Stevens. As Bentley street,
where the child told that her aunt
sent her there.
Julia Vulmanski, of Rossville,
charged with maintaining a still, was
held Saturday in $500 bail for ex-
animation by Magistrate Croak N
tho second district court for exam
ination December 20.
Thomas Moritz was arrested Sat-
urday night by Patrolman Hopkins
at SIS Main street, charged with
selling the officer a glass of wh.skey.
He was released in bail.
Arthur Chambers was arrested at
II Main street Saturday night
charged by Patrolman Jones with
having a quart bottle of whiskey in
his possession. He was held for
court.
The annual dinner of the st. Pauls
Mems Bible class will be held in the
lecture room of the church, Thurs
day evening. beginning at Z O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
METUCHEN

The Middlesex County Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. Past Councillors Association
will meet with the Metuchen council
tomorrow night as their guests. The
nomination of officers will be the
feature of this meeting.
The Metuchen Police Club will
meet tomorrow night for the purpose
of furthering plans for the annual
ball to be given in the near future.
Plans are about complete for the
bazaar which Mount Zion Chapter.
order of Eastern Star, will hold in
the lodge rooms, third floor OF the
bank building, Wednesday night.
The proceeds will be for the bene-
fit of the chapters treasury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
KEYPORT CHURCHES PLAN
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC

KEYPORT, Dec. 11.-With the
approaching Christmas season the
various choirs in the borough are
holding extra rehearsals for the
Christmas music which will be pre-
scented in the churches at that time.
Calvary M. E. choir will sing the
cantata Emmanuel" on Sunday eve
ming, December "a. Assisting the
choir will be Mrs. Charles J.. Durr,
contraito of New Haven, Conn.
The annual Christmas pageant will
be presented in the church on Sum
day evening, December II, and on
Tuesday evening, December 26 the
annual Christmas program to be
presented by the Sunday school will
take place.
The First Baptist choir will render
Christmas music on December "a,
but the regular Christmas musicale
will take place on the afternoon of
December 81 when the choir will
render the cantata, 1.-THE Holy
Night"
At st. Johns NJ. E. church Christ
mas music will be rendered on De-
cember "a and the annual Christ
mas entertainment by the Sunday
school will be held on the evening of
December &c. when "A Pageant Of
JOY" will be presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ramsdell, of
Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay Beach yesterday.
Charles Schultz has returned to
Hunter, N. Y, after visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. Charles Metcalf has returned
to New Brunswick after visiting Miss
Mamie Horfager.
Mrs. William Shelley is home af-
ter visiting at Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benson have
been entertaining Charles Beschen
of New Brunswick.
Mrs. George Depew is recovering
at her home from recent illness.
Bay View Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, is scheduled to meet
tonight at Amicitia hall.
st. Marks Sunday school is hold
ing rehearsals for the presentation
of the Christmas cantata, THE Eeve
Stamp"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
PHILEMON GUEST NIGHT
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT

annual guest night of the Philemon
Literary and Historical Society will
be keld tonight at the Masonic Hall
IN Matt street. An elaborate pro-
has been arranged in which
Frabms String Quartet of Perth
fn,npoy aW present the numbers.
The program will begin promptly at
$3.50 o'clock. the following are the
artists of the quartet who are 10 ap-
pear:
Mrs. Lester M. White, first violin:
Charles Barnekov, second violin;
Stephen f. SomogSi, violincello, and
Kenneth Martin, viola. The latter is
the director. George Vause is the
accompanist. Miss Anna c. Van
Name is the chairman of the. ar
rangements. Miss Elsa e. Evans.
president of the society, will pre-
side and welcome the guests. The
tickets for this affair have been linn
tied to the capacity of the hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-11
CARTERET

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Cotton visited
friends in Elizabeth Saturday night.
DIR. Edward j. Began was the
week end guest of relatives in Phil
adelphia.
Charles Ohlott was a Newark vis-
ltor yesterday.
John Wilhelm was among the
Perth Amboy visitors Saturday
night.
The regular meeting OF the FIRE
Company No. 2 will be held tonight.
Reports for a euchre and dance
scheduled for the latter part of jan
uary. will be received. A social ses-
sion will follow.
John 10 Donovan visited friends in
Perth Amboy Saturday.
Thomas Sicily was the guest or
friends in Elizabeth Saturday night
Miss Anna Walsh was an Eliza
beth visitor Saturday.