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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15
PRESBYTER|ANS IN SOUTH
TO CONVENE THURSDAY
Will Hold Sixty-Sccond Cen
cral Assembly in Charles
ton. ). e..
VITAL MArrEm> no COVE ur
VIII Mark Tenth Anniversary "f or
SnnfIntiOn of Wnmnn'> tuSilinr,
ndrr Leadership of Mrs. ". G.
WinsbOrorIgh. of 81. Louis

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Among the many Important qucs-
tious I" come before the twenty-scc-
"nd general assembly OF tho south
"ru Presbyterian Church which viii
cnnvcn" Thursday morning. In
Charleston. :. g. viii be several that
ARC Included In the reports Of adj
interim committees appointed ny the
general assembly Of 1921. Among
these committees IS ono on closer
relations with other Presbyterian
bodies and this report Will show that
th" decision OF this committee -
mat a. present nothing can To done
l""hlur toward Il Federal aSS.mbIv.
as MAS contemplated in a report made
los this committee TO the assembly OF
1874
/" this connections the Council OF
reformed churches holding ,hc Pres
oytortau system, and acting under the
Articles Of Agreement" viii report
I" TINS aud TO the other constituent
| assemblies that this council has nut
! INTO effect plans for "a Federal Couu-
! ell
Rev. J. g. Lyons, y. D.. OF Atlanta.
minister of prominence In the
southern Presbyterian Church. is the
tirs' president of this council. The
'"pnft "i the council Will be of dis
''NN' interest TO the assembly. and
/ "hIie the council VIII not have the
S"'n' powers that the Federal assem-
~; would haze had, The Southern
Presbyterian Church has approved.
practically. the amendment to tho
Articles OF Agreement" which rcr
mii'ed the organization az this coun-
| eli, which IS . means for Co-onc-a
| ion rather than union
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15
nlnnkrnship ON job Today.

u. NJ Blankcnship viii begin his
duties with ,hc Industrial Commits
sion Of Virginia this morning as
superintendent OF the rehabilitation
OF mon injured i'm industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-15
PLAYS EVIL COMPANIONS
AND BOOKS IN SERMON
Starting Point on Downward
Path. Declares Rev.
y. A. Saucr.
Snys one Cannot Long urmnIn in
Smithy Without becoming black
NOR IL HInckrning Process slow:
Poison Acts Quickly.

Taking as h!s subject Evil com
panions and Fad Books" Rev . \.
Saucr preached in Bethlehem Evan
g.liCal Lutheran Church Yesterday.
In part. as follows
EVIL companionship rs tho start
inE point OF the downward path f,r
many a young man and woman. f.vI
companions AZ" among tn" deviu.
best recruiting agents Compau.ou9
have a great influence for either @o.i
or "vi! II they arc pure mgrGcd
and active in good work.. mon iu
nu"uc. FOR good is great ana fa-
reaching II they ar" cvIl-niudcd
smutty' In conversation. and fun OF
"vii suggestions IN behavior as w.ll.
their influence Is jus, as rrea, for
Evil one cannot long remain in q
srni,hy without r"COmiuH black. Just
as Impossible" IL is TO rb"cOuc g
COMPANION Of persons Of impurc minds
ANA unclean Lips without becoming
sruudgcd and dcni"d Nor Is tho
black.rlng process siow. the poison
acts quickly.
The life and character Of SONS aud
daughters, for the uphul}diug Of
which parents may have worked hari
and prayed long. may be Guicaly
ruined But dospit. tn" warnings
and pleading ~ parents and others
how often do young pcopi" seem TO
mad pleasure in nippan' aud irr"y"r-
.nl companiyus7 ia tho young poo
pie know what they are doing u:
coarscncss and vnlgaritS and lack az
deyoutncss attract people. is ~ not
an unuisrakabIe evidence mat. in
spit, ~ all training. there is s'reat
% yulsarity and coarssness 90 'hcu
own makeup
Evening star., 1922-02-09
REPRESENTATIVE
Full or mart time

Well established and reputable New York
sreurity ra tg nonse WIN maseingson sLenteie ae
rity as direct representatives to handle local
distribution of Municipal Bond Offering.
The men required need not necessarily have
investment banking experience. but must be
able TO grasp this phase of the business with a
fair degree Of alacrity; consistent and well ap-
piled effort plus every possible cooperation is
reflected in our we'll balanced productive new
business department.
This situation will appeal to men who are
anxious to grow, who feel the necessity Of add
ing to their income. and above all have the
courage OF their convictions as to their own
ability. 1t is an opportunity to enter highly
paid Geld Of endeavor based upon effort and
ability and concurrently with present occupa-
iional arrangement If necessary.
Application by letter will be received until
February IL and convenient interviews ar
ranged.
Address =. ,. e. Acorn Agency, Inc, 1872
Nassau ST., N, T,
Evening star., 1922-02-09

INTERPRETATIONS
FEMALE DONESTTC-Contin
III D0. " usnra Sorth an19 TO-
MORNING WORK or get dinner. 1872 I n.w.'
q to 3.
NuRSE-White, trustworthy. experienced IN
fants: excellent references, city or country.
Call sol 18th st. NV:
WAITRESS. chambermaid. youLg girl wants
place in small family; stay nights 6i' t'h
at. NV.
WASHING for ladies' and gents sanMsfS
Service North lI83.!. IL
WASHING to take homer 21a5 9th st. NV
Apt. 3.
WHITE WOMAN with child. housekeeper
Mace. Address Box 1870, Star office.
WOMAN settled, white. light housework good
raliable cook. Address Box 116C. star once. .
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Cafeteria, uptown; must be seen to be ar
preciated. Price right.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
829 New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Delicatessen-Right in business section ant
busy ali the time; rent. sl2o. with S-yea
lease; price, So, 600.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
MARSH

Confectionery. delicatessen and light lunch
one Of best corners in Mt. Pleasant. Price
s. 800: 8 living rooms above.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
P. F. CARLEY,

Reliable Business Broker.
FLY Est. NV. Fr.6153
Cleaning and dyeing-In one Of the best ioca
tions in town and doing a good business; ren,
with lease, 500; price. 81 500.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

| Lincoln 1872 lo'
! / HAVE splendid opportunity for gentle
man of refinement vino has large circle OF
acuuaintances. Ynu do not have to invest
money to secure this position, but must De
| hard worker. with good reputation. See Mr..
! Lewis room 403. Maryland bldg, li10 II St,
| between 8 and 10 IL
| EXCEILENT opportunity for party with one
to five thousand dollars 10 purchase interest IN
we'll paying established business. Stand any
| investigation References. Address Box ls6-
c. Star Office IL
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Observation-Disclosures: real money-make
rent $50 with 3-year lease; price $3,5W
Evening star., 1922-02-09

50 LABORERS-Rate, Soc per
hour; transportation both ways.
Truck will meet laborers at 18th
and You NV, and 9TH and Fla.
ave. NV, at $50 am. Friday,
February 10.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

WANTED-A first trust loan Of 5000, per
cent, 8 years, room and bath brick; coming
business location. Address Box Sc. Star of-
Evening star., 1922-02-09

! booming house-Near Pa. ave. and 18th ST.
; 10 rooms and bath, rent, with lease, $50. sc
price 81 200
Evening star., 1922-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The American Household Co.
Second hand furniture ana household goods
bought and sold.
7l3 10Th ST. NV. Franklin 3403. ~
WE'LL GIVE you cash for your pianos and
talking machines, antique furniture, old silver,
diamonds. jewelry, old china, rugs. brasses.
A. +. ARNOLD, 1923 st. Main S173.
WANpED-Feather beds aud furniture. Best
prices paid Square Deal Furniture Co., 501
Eye NV Phone Main 1896
WANTED FURNITURE, PIANOS, CAR
pets etc Phone II. l2s2 for wagon or have
me call "WESCHIEK.'. 800 Pa: ave. NV.
WILL cali In my unlettered automobile. city
or suburbs. and pay you highest prices for
ladies', gentlemen's. chiIdrcn's discarded cloth
ing of all descriptions Address postal or
phone i will call. W. Rice, 1882 7th st.
NV. North 1855.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Uptown-Nicely furnished rooming house. 10
rooms and bath: will rent furnished or Will
sell price 81 30,
Evening star., 1922-02-09
LOST

AIREDALE pOG-Answcrs to BOY: hcehse p,,ons o"s
No .ct Reward. 1888 Newton ST. ne. ~. tn"e
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Hardware store-N.e.; splendid locatio
rent, with lease. $40: price, 5000.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

MEN-Do not be unemployed,
become a battery mechanic; our
special 2-week course (day and
night classes) will enable you to
demand $35 to $40 per week.
Tuition, SIS. See Mr.. O'Don-
nell. 1917 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

powntown-IArge hotel. s4 rooms. several
bat tbs, gas and electric lights: barber shop and
lunrhroom on first floor. See this place and
make Offer.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

p. F. CARLEI.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Rcoming house--1sth st. near g, Q roomi
bait furnace heat and gas lights; price req
sOaable.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Rooming huse-Downtown IL rooms. bath
| latrobe heat gas lights; rent with lease, $50
price. $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

| Rooming house-A splendid location: l.
, rooms and bath: rent, with lease, $3.50; price
S1.50O.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

A cozy little lunchroom near the printing of
fee: . apartments above. rooms and kitchen
each: rent, with lease. S125; priceA $2,2n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
.AMbOYS TRAVEL
To CARTERET
For Second Set of Bowling
Contests -Amboys Won
First Set

Bill Donnelly's Carteret represen-
tatiye bowling team will endeayor
to even honors with the Perth Am
boy bowling team of John J. Dola;l
when these combinations clash on
the Carteret z. NJ. C. A. alleys this
evening.
The Amboys, one OF the leading
contenders for city and county hon
ors, beat the borough representative
team in an interesting match on the
Bohnsack alleys. Smith street, two
weeks ago. Manager Dolan of the
Amboys is confident that his team
will repeat the initial exhibition on
the Carteret alleys tonight.
Donnelly, manager of the Carter
ct team, has been a leading factor
in the showing of the American
Club of Carteret in the Middlesex
t)unty bowling league. Manager
Donnelly will have the pick of tina
borough on his roster for tonight.s
match.
On Thursday night of this week,
probably on the Bohnsack alleys,
the Perth Amboys and the H. q.
bowling teams will roll the deciding
set of a series. The H. 3. team cop
ped the first match and the Amboys
evened matters in the second act.
Both Of these teams are contenders
for city honors.
A big delegation of bowling fans
r. expected to accompany the
Amboy team to Carteret tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
AMbOY FIVE To
PLAY GAMES
Roosevelt Separates Here
Saturday Girls Play Also
q m With Negroes

This coming Saturday night and
Christmas night will afford basket
balls fans Of this vicinity an op-
portunity to view two of the best
basketball attractions of the season
at the New Auditorium court. The
Perth Amboy Five, who have been
furnishing the thrills for local fan
dom every Saturday night at the
New Auditorium court, will en-
counter the stiffest opposition
booked to date in this city. when
they take on the fast Roosevelt Sep
arates of the borough of Roosevelt,
this Saturday night in the first of a
series OF games arranged between
the managers of the two outfits.
On the following day, Sunday,
December "a, the local representa-
tives will travel to New York City,
where they will match skill with
the worlds colored champion bas-
ketball team. the Commonwealth
Big Five. These coiored champs
have won eleven straight games on
heir own court and a win for the
local lads will give then. a high rat
ing in New York City basketball cir
cles. Christmas night will find these
Darktown dribblers furnishing the
opposition IN the local court.
The Perth Amboy Girls Club and
the Roosevelt Centers will furnish
the preliminary clash when these
two rivals battle for supremacy
The. Roosevelt girls have been play
Ing great ball this year and have
annexed a large number of victories,
while the local girls will make this
contest their first one. The AM
boy lassies are all ex-high school
stars ana participated in many
games last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
FACULTY READY
FOR VARSITY
Came to be Played on H. S.
Court Tomorrow
Afternoon
H. S. CORRESPONDENT

The varsity basketball season at
the local high school will be ushered
In tomorrow afternoon when the var
sity and faculty lock horns. The
game promises to be a hummer"
from beginning to end and an I'M
usual attendance will witness the
struggle.
Although Coach Waddell has de-
clared that no man Is sure Of his
position the varsity lineup will prob
ably consist of Westcott, Captain
Dooley and Abe jacobson, forwards;
Pete Grieve or Ham Fine, center,
and Don Martin, Rasmussen, Bres-
low and Kushinsky, guards. West
colt, Dooley, Grieve, Martin and
Rasmussen are letter men, having
played a previous season while the
remaining members of the most like
fy squad, are Y. NJ. H. A. Junior
players.
The candidates were sent through
a practice session yesterday and will
brush UP on the signals this after
noon. The faculty will trot out
Prof. Henry of Muller burg, Wad-
dell OF Temple, WisneS Of Syracuse.
Dtourschak of Lehigh, and Bartlett
and Crowell of Bucknell. All are
said to have had experience on the
basketball court while in college.
This will be the only game before
the holidays, after which the Grim
son and White quintet will begin
work in earnest. If the season turns
out to be successful the State street.
ers will enter in the state champion
ship ace.
The game tomorrow will probably
start at 3:45 o'clock. The name OF
the referee has not been divulged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
FREEHOLD VS..
SPEEDWAY FIVE
In Game on Sea Bright
Court Tonight Great In
terest Shown

The Speedway basketball team of
this city will meet the Freehold
representative basketball team on
Howland's court in Sea Bright to-
night. The combination represent
ing Sea Bright on the court this
year has not been defeated on the
Monmouth county court and will
battle hard tonight to prevent Free
hold, a contender for Monmouth
county honors, from breaking this
streak of wins.
"Doc'' Halstead, who jumped
center for the South Amboy Ameri-
al Legion and Freehold quintets
two years ago, IL one of the main
stays of the county seat quintet this
pivot position in the game tonight.
boy basketball star, also played
with the Freehold quintet Of two
seasons ago.
Freehold, which boasts Of draw
ing about 1850 fans for a home
basketball game and about 5000
fans for a home baseball contest, Is
expected to bring several hundred
fans to the Sea Bright court for the
game tonight. A victory for Man
ager Tannenbaum's team will mean
4 great deal in view of the fact that
the county seat quintet will ceIe-
brate its home opening in the near
future.
For the game tonight the Speed
ways will line UP with Irv Martin,
the Handerhan brothers, Brownmil-
Ter and Bradley
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
RAFFERTY, BIG five
TO PLAY MECHANICS
ON SO. AMBOY COURT

The Rafferty, Big Five of New
Brunswick will make its initial ap-
pearance on a court in this county
tonight. This team will appose the
South AmboyN Junior Order Unite
American Mechanics in the weekly
contest on the South Amboy high
school court.
Harold Rafferty,, popular county
seat sport and well known in this
city as an announcer, has organized
8 combination around Buodinot.
former Rutgers College captain; Irv
Schwartzman of the Y. M. H. A
basketball team OF this city; Purdy,
also a former college basketeer, and
Hayes, Darragh and Fleming of the
Laure1s of New Brunswick.
With this combination Manager
Rafferty, expects to make a read bid
for county championship honors
among travelling teams. At an early
date this county seat combination
will make its initial appearance
against one of the leading Perth
Amboy combinations.
Starting against the Junior Order
Five at this time is quite a task for
the New Brunswickers, particularly
inasmuch as Les STATIONS baske-
teers beat the Michelin quintet of
Midtown on the latter's court last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
BOWLING HON0RS MATCH TO BE ROLLE
"Ham" Fine Features
i'm Victory of Juniors
VerCOuntySeatT Team

The Y. NJ. II. A. Juniors of this
city climbed a notch higher for the
CCLtral Jersey Y. NJ. II. A. Junior
championship when they avenged
their defeat OF last week by defeat
ing the New Brunswick Y NJ. H. A.
Juniors on the local court last night
by e 1924 score.
The game was clearly played al
though holly contested throughout.
The locals showed flashes of former
brilliancy and scored almost at will.
The guarding of Polkowitz and Bres
low was of such a nature that the
visitors had to show from mid
court.
Bill Schwartz was the shining
light for the New Brunswick rep
resentatives being credited with
four two pointers made from diff
cult angles. The playing of Cor
don and Levy also stood out for the
losers
Password featured the play of tire
winners. Ham" Fine and Dave
Horowitz were the big guns for the
locals the former making three
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
Ten Game Tournament
Will Choose Opponent
For Individual Champ

Gus Pappas, local Individual bowl
ing champion, Will roll an opponent
for his title the latter part Of Jan
uary, it was definitely decided last
night.
The champion will bowl the win
ner of a tournament planned by
Harry Levine of the Argonne alleys
and. in which ten Of ia, best bowlers
in this city will be entered. Nine
CT the ten men expected TO enter in
this tournament are: Howard
Richards. Ben ~Jorgenson. Meyer
Larson. Henry Simonsen, Bill Jen-
kins, Bill Eyerkuss. Clarence Hof-
man, Bill Pemberton and Al Wib-
iralske.
This tournament will be won by
the man rolling the largest total for
the ten games. The bowling cham
pionship was decided last year
through the rolling OF twenty game
matches, in which Howard Richards,
Bill Eyerkuss, Bill Jenkins and the
present champion took part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
JOHNSON WINS
MAIN CONTEST
In SayreviIIe Benefit Boxing
Show Card at Victorian
Hall Last Night

Twenty-four rounds Of boxing
comprised the program for the first
benefit show for Our Lady Of Vic
tory church in S~ayreville which was
held in Victorian hall, Sayreville,
last night. A good sized crowd at
tended the show.
In the main bout Gene johnson
Of Elizabeth beat Ben Cross OF New
ark in a six-round engagement. This
bout was the best of the evening
and plenty of action vas exhibited.
johnson three rounds. his OPP
ponent two and m was q draw.
Kid Mcfarland of Elizabeth out.
pointed AL Russell of Newark in the
six-round semi-final engagement.
Mcfarland won the first and second
rounds by close margins, the third.
fourth and fifth rounds were even
and the sixth went to the Elizabeth
man. Mcfarland weighed in 1913,
two pounds more than his oppc-
l.1nt.
John Griffin, colored, of Newark.
kayoed Battling Ponzi, colored. also
of Newark, in the second round of q
four-round engagement. After bat
Ting to a draw in the first round
Sam Lewis of Elizabeth succeeded
in taking the last three rounds of
his f~our-round bout with Kid Tay-
Tor, also Of Newark.
Referee James Manley of New
brunswick stopped the second bou.
in the second round when Joe Bush
OF South Amboy was apparently
knocked out standing up. His OPP
ponent was Patsy White OF New
Brunswick. Carl Morris of Carteret
EASILY beat Kid Sullivan Of Railway
in the first ~four-round engagement.
Chris Muirain of South Amboy
did the announcing and Harry
Apologize of New Brunswick the
t~imekeeping. Jack Mcclure match
ed the boxers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19

Pappas visited the Argonne alley&
last night and rolled ten games, IN
which he averaged 1s4. His high
est average was 204. While prac
ticing in preparation for the de-
Tense of his title. the champion aiss
was taking a crack at the turkey
tournament, being run at present or
the Hobart street alleys. Mayer
Larson and William O'Hara are tie6
for the leadership in this tourna
ment with a 229 score.
The reason for the Individual
champion not participating in bowl
ing activities this season. has beer
due to the necessity Of attending ii
his Smith street business. When th<
tournament at present planned i
over it will be possible to spare the
necessary time to roll a champions
ship match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19

Thursday night. Last Tuesday night
the South Amboy representatives
beat the Rainbow Five of Keyport
on the South Amboy court. The
Junior Orders only other victory
this year was scored yer the Hun
garian Catholic Club team of this
city on the South Amboy court.
1t is probable that the home club
will line UP tonight with Green and
Newmark, forward; Scharff, center,
and Perkins and Wilbur, guards.
Bennett, Furman and James will
also be on hand ready to get into
the game.
The Independent Girls of South
Amboy are scheduled to play a pre-
liminary game with a leading girls
team from North Jersey. Music for
dancing will be furnished by the
Society Syncopators. The main
game will start about 9:15 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
METUCHEN IN
WIN ON ALLEYS
Argonne BoWiers Minus Four
Regulars Lose to Borough
ties at Metuchen

With the services of four of their
regular men, the Argonne bowling
team of Harry Levine travelled to
Metuchen last night and lost two
games out of a three-game match
with the Fable Fire CYmpany's team
quintet. The Argonne reg
ular team beat the Eagles on the
local alleys some time ago. The Me-
tuchen outfit is ready for any team
in the county. especially the local
fire company team. which recently
made known its desire Of rolling the
boroughites for q pig roast,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19

DEXTERS SGoRE EIGHTH
CONSECUTIVE COURT WIN

The Dexter basketeers Of III.
Breslow annexed their eighth con-
secutfve victory on the Y. M. G. A.
court Saturday night at the expense
OF the Combination Five. The final
score was 52-15 and at half time
1871. Andreana scored all the
points for the visitors, while the
Dexters as a team played great ball.
Tomorrow night the Dexters will
play the Victorian Juniors on the
Tsyreville court.
ySAe score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
SAINT TEAMS
WIN Z GAMES
Saint Light Seniors and Jun
Tors Victorious in Court
Contests

The st. Stephen Light Senior bas.
ketball team defeated the Mohawk
five at st. Stephens auditorium
court, Sunday night by a IS to 20
score, Medusky starred for st.
Stephens while Kochek and Pete
Dametsch were the scoring stars for
the losers. In a preliminary game the
st. Stephens Juniors defeated the
Belmont Juniors, Al to 20. Ckal-
lenges for junior and light senior
st. Stephens teams should be adj
dressed to the school, State street.
The light seniors will play again next
Sunday night.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-19
De ANDREAW WINS;
LEbEDAA ALSO
No Change in Senior Y. M. C.
A. Basketball League
Standing Last Night
Standing in Y. NJ. g. A. Senior
RasEefhan Laaruo

DeAndrea's senior basketball team
maintained its lead in the ''Y"
league last night by defeating Tan
CARDS quintet 1924. Lebeda's
team, in a closely fought game, won
from Bakers team by one point.
The scores.