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WORKERS GET
HONORS FROM ITALY

New York. Oct. 9.-The Italian gov
eminent, through T. F. Bernardo,
general consul in New York, yester-
day announced it had awarded the
decoration of Cavalier of the Order
of the Crown to Louis Wiley, business
manager of the New York Times. Ed
ward Howe, president OF the Prince
ton IN. ~ Bank and Trust company
and Rev. John Murray, pastor of the
Church of Divine Science in this city.
The decorations were Gin recogni-
tion Of interest in the cause of the
allies during the war" and for par
ticipation in relief work in Italy,"
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HOLD LAD FOR
KILLING TWO IN
NEW BRUNSWICK
(continued from page l.,

Hayes, Schneider declared. whipped
out a pistol and began to shoot.
Made q Mistake.
When the pair collapsed. Schneider
said, he went forward and struck a
match, then turned to Hayes, ex-
claiming: Great God, man, you've
made a mistake"
The two then fled, according to the
statement.
how the throat Of Mrs. Mills had
been cut, or the bodies laid out under
the tree, carefully adjusting their
clothing after they had been slain.
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HISTORIC SITE
NOW COVERED BY
MODERN VILLAS

Carthage. Tun!s, French Africa
The site Of ancient Carthage is being
sold off and divided into building lots,
and the surrounding hiifs, rich in his
residential villas.
Archaeologists point out that If this
building is permitted to continue. their
excavation work will be seriously
hampered, as the new proprietors OBJ
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tect to tnvasions OF their yards by
vvo-,,rnen. 10 matter what treasures
Of history may lie underneath.
Two French government employees
OF the department OF Tunis. lately
bought a piece Of ground on the site
Of the old city. and before building
+heir house started to flnc Gus yTnlat
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HARDING APPROVES APPEAL
FOR All FOR NEAR East

Washington, Oct. s.-An appeal for
nationwide contributions to relieve
distress in the Near East through the
Joint ministration of the American
Red Cross and the Near East relief
has been authorized by President
Harding. A committee to raise the
fund, headed by former Postmaster
General Hays, was announced by the
president yesterday. following a con-
ference between Mr.. Hays and Off
Gals Of the organization Saturday.
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Chicago, Oct. s.-The postponemcnt
of the fourth game between the Cubs
and the White sox for the city cham
pionship, was not an entire disap-
pointment to thousands OF fans who
gathered at,Comiskey park Sunday to
exchange their tickets for some other
game, as they were afforded an OPP
portunity Of hearing the play by play
account of the final worlds series
game between the Giants and Yam
KEGS. in addition to being entertained
by a musical concert between the half
innings.
The drizziins rain WHICH started
early Sunday and continued through
out the afternoon made the cancel
lation necessary, 1t being the second
game Of the series to be called of.
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EVENING EDITION:

-. underneath the surface: AIter
.n nas digging thy discovered a tenn
Unless the French government ~.
the sale. real estate agents VIII short.
w. nut On the market some gay acsSs
~ the site of Carthage, at a total sa''
nrice of 100000.
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SUPREME Court
GRANTS REQUESTS
OF TWO STATES

Washington, Oct. s.-The request
Of the state of Minnesota to have ad-
vanced sever cases attacking the law
of 1921 imposing q tax upon iron ore
mined in the state, was granted today
by the supreme court and the cases
set for argument ON November 10.
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Washington, Oct. s.-Massachu-
sets request for permission to test
the constitutionality Of the federal
maternity law was granted today by
the supreme court and the process
ordered returned on January 2, 1928.
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Washington, Oct. "a rehearing
Of the Coronado coal case was denied
by h supreme court. The Coronado
Coal company asked to have reviewed
that part Of the decision which held
that the United Mine Workers union
and certain individuals had not been
guilty Of restraint Of interstate com
morce.
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CHlCAGOGAME'
CALLED OFF
Cubs White Sox Contest
Again Postponed On Ac-
count Of Rain.

Chicago, Oct. "s.-Chbs-white sox.
game postponed until tomorrow, wet
grounds.
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Louis A. Schwam
Died Late Sunday;
Hemorrhage OF Brain
Was Cause OF Death,

CONTINUED from Page Is
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J. F. T. O'Connor will speak during
the coming week in the northwestern
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
SPEEDWAY FIVE
READY To CLOSE
Deciding Game of Series With
TottenviIIe on Audo Court
Saturday

The Speedway basketball team of
this city. city. county and district
champions for the present season,
will close the season Saturday night
in a game with the Beauvais Post
American Legion quintet Of Totem
vile. This contest will be played on
the Auditorium court, New Bruns-
wick avenue, the home court of the
Speedway team during the present
season.
To date the Speedways have an
nexed about forty games out of
fifty-three played. and the local
representatives are DESTROYS of win
ming the deciding game of their Sc
Iries with the T~ottenviile representa-
It.ves. The Speedways won their last
two games. one with the local Y.
NJ. H.. A. quintet and the ether with
the Newark Triangles.
Saturday night the Speedways will
lineup with the Handerhan broth
ers. Sutton. Brownmiller, Bradley
and Thomas. Tottenville will also
have its regular lineup although cur
rent rumors are to the effect that the
team from across the sound will be
padded for this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
AMbOY 8 READY
FOR P|TTSBURG
Local ~" voIIey Ball Team
Plays for National Title
Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon the Y. NJ. c.
A. volley ball team will go to Brook
lyn Central to participate In the ma
tional championship tournament,
meeting the crack Pittsburgh tear
In their opening match. Captain
George w. Sharp, Jr., will take the
full varsity of nine men with him.
the players having had a rest since
Monday night when they decisiveIy
defeated the Railway combination
here. The squad which will go to
Brooklyn tomorrow and Saturday
ana represent Perth Amboy in this
circuit in which teams from all
parts of the United States and Cam
ada are entered will consist of Capt.
Sharp. George Dover, Austin Horns
by. Gilbert Peakes, Herbert Rankin,
Eugene Parker. Ellwood johnson,
Joe Frantic and Sam Miller. Robert
Warter, the local teams referee, VIII
also take part in the tourney, he
having been selected as one of the
official referees.
The match will be, for the best
two out of three games. A victory
for Amboy W Pittsburgh will
speak well for their chances of de-
feating other combinations entered
in the tournament as the Smoky
City" sextet is looked upon as one
OF the strongest in the country. A
number of local volley ball fans will
accompany the team. The games
Will start at 4:15.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
GIANTS PLAY
At ST. GEORGE
Charity Game on Staten ISL
and Scheduled for Sum-
day, May 7

The New York Giants will engage
IN an exhibition game with the
staten Island Lodge Of Eiks, r. p.
.. E., Nc. s41 at Curtis field sun
day afternoon. May Z. IN a benefit
game for the Richmond Memorial
hospital fund.
Through the courtesy CT Charles
~. Stoneham. president OF the New
York Clans. the worlds champions
will visit Curtis field. st. George.
Staten Island on this date TO cross
bats with the Elks team. Police
Commissioner Shaw, Captain Pea
body and George Bethel have been
h prime instigators in the move
ment TO bring the New York Ma
tionals to Curtis field.
John McGraw. manager of the
Giants, will positively appear in per-
son. The Giants are scheduled TO
play Philadelphia at Polo grounds
May Z. but a strong team has been
assured the committee for the Stat
en- Island game. IL FrarKie Frisch
Is back in the game by that time.
Johnny Rawlings. hero of the 1921
worlds series will play against the
Elks.
Seven years ago the Giants came
to Siseo field to play a charity game.
Arthur Robertson. formerly of the
Boston Braves, will pitch for the
Eks in this game. Contributors
checks should be addressed to John
NJ. Shaw. treasurer. police head
quarters, Staten Island.
The wounded soldiers of the hos
pital viii be the guests of Mr.. Stone-
ham at this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
P appas Wins Twenty Game
Match By Forty Nine Pins

Gus Pappas is the new Individual
bowling champion of the city as a
result of his decisive victory over
Bill jenkins in the last ten games
Of their twenty game match which
we're rolled on Bohnsack's alleys.
Smith street. last night.
jenkins started the last half CT
the match last night with a twenty
five pin lead over his opponent. Pap
pas gained a ten pin lead in the
first game. and increased same to
ore hundred and three in the sec
ond game. Jenkins discounted hts
opponents lead by twenty-nine pins
in the third game. but Pappas came
back in the fourth game and beat
jenkins by forty-seven pins. jenkins
won the fifth game by fifty-three
pins. The match is half completed
and Pappas has gained a s~ixty-eigh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
k. c.
MAKING PLANS
Baseball, Basketball and Box
ing Win be Stimu-
lated

There will be a meeting in 81
Mary's Hall tonight of the sponsors
of the Centre Athletic Cub. the club
formed by and under the protection
of the Holy Name Society Of d.
Mary's church. This club ID in
charge of the show to be staged In
the Auditorium. May Is
The name is taken from the street
the church is situated on II VIII
stimulate activity in all lines Of
sports. and especially for the boys
of st. Mary's parish In the nea
future a large auditorium viii ~
erected on Mechanic street y pnxt
of the new high school buildin4-
This hall will give the boys ana
young men a chance to play bagkof~
bali and also TO hold boxinR o.
hibitions. Z
The officers of the club are The
officers of the Holy Name Society.
president, Edward j. Dalton: nec-
rotary. William Maloney. and treas-
urer. Vincent Costello. A special
committee is now forming baseball
teams among the large boys Of St.
Maryis school. Later on . team copn-
posed of young men of the parish
will be formed. The baseball and
boxing committees win meet in st.
Mary's Hall tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
Post To Make
A Final Stand Tonight

Manager John Bennins's Beau
vais Post American Legion repre-
sentatives will make a hnal stand
in the Staten Island basketball
championship series tonight when
they stack forces against the Mon
tana quintet of ~Stapleton nj the Port
Richmond Coliseum in what Is ex-
pected to be the last game of the
series.
The Montanas. old rivals o. Tot
tenville teams in all branches of
sport. are al present leading the new
circuit. The ~Stapleton team defeat
ed the st. Peters of New Brighton
at the Coliseum court about a week
ago. On Tuesday night the st. Pc
ter's staged a comeback aud downed
the colors Of the Beaueais Post
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The Elks' state bowling league
for this season was officially closed
on Tuesday night when the annual
banquet was held in Jersey City.
Final records as they effect local
representatives will be published In
these columns shortly.
In a recent game, the Perth AM
boy Tigers defeated the Eaglewood
Midgets by a score of 1876, and in
the second contest of q double
header. the Tigers won by a score
Of 80. Bill Gyetvai. 63S Cortlandt
street, Is manager Of the Amboy
Tigers. who are DESTROYS of book
ing a game with the Lehigh Midgets.
Track practice is being held daily
in preparation for the Penn relays
this Saturday. Sladkus. Mullen and
Hughes are assured of a position on
the relay team. The fourth man will
be picked from Baker. Boots"
Cohen, Nielsen and ]. Kass.
Tho Woodbridge Field Club de-
feated the Hungarian Catholic Club
nine Of Perth Amboy. 12-1 on SUM-
day afternoon. The Woodbridge
team outhit the opposition. four
teen to six. Prion pitched for the
winners and Remark for the Hun
garians.
Tomorrow night several local
boxers are carded to box at the
The Carteret All Stars. a strong
senior travelling team. have organ-
lied and would like to book Sat-
urday games with teams having
home grounds. The Ginda brothers.
G.. Elko. Dunn, Skurat, Nieman,
Coughlin, Greene and Abaryio will
play. NJ. Abaryio. Jr.. Carteret. is
manager, phone, Roosevelt 473 be-
tween 4 and 4:30 O'Clock.
Interest in the volley ball league
at present being staged in the Y.
NJ. C. a. is growing rapidly. The
Bakelite outfit looks good enough to
cop first place in this tourney.
Local fans are pulling for an
| other defeat for the Beauvais Post
basketball team. Of Tottenville. in
| the game scheduled with the Mon
| tanas for tonight. They figure that
IL Beauvais Post wins tonight. the
| Tottenville players will have plenty
of confidence for the game here
Saturday night with the Speedways.
Outside Of the last ten Rames of
| the match between Bill Eyerkuss
| and Howard Richards, which will
| be rolled this week. and the twenty
game match between the winner and
Bill jenkins, present champion.
there are few bowling contests Of
Importance scheduled for the re-
mainder of this sports season.
The center fielder of the Danbury
baseball team of New York reminds
| one of Joe jackson. banished Chi
cago White Sox star. The Danbury
| center fielder. Linden by name. Is
a heavy hitter and a good fielder. In
| the game against Mullen's Amboys
last ear he got on the paths four
out of five times.
Sunday next the Oriole midgets
will play the Amboy midgets in the
morning game and the Cliffwood
midgets in the afternoon. NJ. Virgil
10. 367 Elm street, is manager OF
the Orioles.
The Matawan High School nine
recently defeated a team known as
the Rutgers Reserves by a score or
4 to /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

pin lead OF his opponent. taking in
to consideration Jenkins lead in the
first ten games.
Pappas lost the sixth game by a
fourteen pin margin. and the sew
enth by nine pins. Pappas outrolled
jenkins in the eighth game and wo1
by twenty pins. but Jenkins won the
nihth game by an eighteen pin mar
gin. The last game went 10 Papa.
by a two pin margin. In the last
ten games Pappas beat Jenkins b.
a seventy-four pin margin. Jenkins
won the first ten games by a twenty
five pin margin. so Pappas wing by
forty-nine pins.
The scores rolled last night:
Pappas-1s5. as. 164. 1913, 1se.
las, 147. 16S. 173. 174-1757.
Jenkin-160. 133. 1913. lag. go.
f62. 15e. las, ls1. 172-1es3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
WOODBRIDGE CASEYS.
TO Play ST. AMTHOMYS

The Woodbridge Casey's will play
the second game of the season on
Sunday when they will cross bats
with the strong st. Anthony's team
Of this city. The Caseys will have
a e man in their lineup Sunday.
having secured the services of
Chippy Cutter. Of Roosevelt. Cut
ter. who has performed in this vicin-
ity before. Is considered a good bat
ter and a fast all-round man. The
rest of the lineup will be the same
as that of last Sunday when they
handed the Keasbey F. c. a defeat.
The X. of c. Juniors will play the
Carteret Juniors the preliminary
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
Lead Works Practice

The United Lead Works team
held a practice session yesterday
afternoon in preparation for its
game Saturday afternoon with the
Dupont team at Parlin. Another
practice will be held this afternoon.
starting promptly at 1880 O'Clock.
The Lead Works team will take
the field Saturday as follows: Dun
ton. d; Springer. c; Maloney. 1b;
Toolan. 2b; Pfeiffer. IS: McCreery.
3b: Hornsby, II; McNuity, CT. and
Dixon, RI. Mitruska. Binder. Majes-
ky. Halbert and Larsen are also on
the roster Of the team. but 1t is not
known whether they will be avail
able for service in the opener.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

The bowling tournament at
Bohnsack's alleys will be completed
May /. -Four prizes are offered for
the four highest scores. and a fifth
prize for the tenth highest score.
This tournament Is a duck-pIn
event. Tommy Van Glider is at
present leading the field.
St Louis may not only boast of a
league champion representative
team and one of the leading batters.
but also a record breaking home run
clouter. The Browns or Cardinals
are strong contendere, Hornsby and
Sisler are rated among the leaders
In batting and Williams is the home
run man.
The deciding game Of the series
between the Tottenville American
Legion and the Speedways will con-
clude the basketball season. This
game is scheduled for Saturday
night.
In the industrial baseball league
day night. Everyone will have a
NfioiNO W SchiS ONe ohu AeAS0 tN~
games.
The Yankee midgets defeated the
Flyer midgets recently. SO and AZ.
Harry Plain, Az State street, tele-
phone ss-J. Is manager Of the Yam
KEGS.
The Ditmas Juniors. managed by
Billie Brose, opened the season on
Sunday by defeating the Amboy
| Juniors. Games with light junior
teams for Sundays are desired. B.
| Brose, 1913 First street, is manager.
In a recent game the Flyers A. G.
defeated the Lyceum Juniors by a
score Of IL to s, and the Flyer nine
| claims a game by forfeit from the
| st. Anthony Juniors. d. DAILY, 525
| State street. is manager Of the Fly
ers.
The West Amboy Feds have or
| ganized fast light senior team and
| games with teams in their class are
| desired. John Battle. telephone
(, 1510-R, between 6 and 10 o'clock,
is manager.
1t is probable that at least two
Amboy players will be with the Tot
tenville representative baseball nine
during the coming season which
will open a week from Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

IL the Beauvais Post team wins
tonight. a triple tie will result and
another set of games will have to BE-
arranged in order TO decide the best
team. The first series between the
three teams ended in a triple tie. st
Peters having scored a win over the
Montana quintet in the final game
of the first set.
Tottenville fans have shown a
greater desire to have their team
win over the Speedways in the game
scheduled for the Auditorium court
Saturday night. although they also
would like to have a victory fog
their team in the Staten Island
championship series.
Solador will referee the game at
Port Richmond tonight. while PEN
gitore will do the ~oficiating here
Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Philadelphia. 6; New York, 4.
Brooklyn, 10: Boston, /.
Cincinnati. 8: st. Louis, 1.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh, . (ten in.
American League
Philadelphia. 4; New York, q.
Chicago. Z; Cleveland, 3.
Washington, Is; Boston, 6.
Detroit. 2; st. Louis. 0.
International League
Rochester. IL; Newark. s..
Toronto. s: Jersey City. 5.
Reading, 8; Syracuse, s.
Baltimore, 16; Buffalo, IL.
GAMES TODAY
American League
Detroit at st. Louis.
National League
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
International League
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL NINE
DEFEATED BY EAST SIDE

The Perth Amboy high school
varsity baseball team was defeated
by the East Side high school nine
in Newark, yesterday afternoon. The
final score of this game was $50
Ed Patten pitched the first three
innings for the visiting team. while
Neswicki started the fourth and
pitched the remainder of the game.
Johnson did the receiving for the
locals.
Next Tuesday afternoon the Am
boy team will open It's home sea-
son with the South River high
school nine. The game may be
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
GUS PAPPAS NEW MD/VDUA BOWLING CHAMPIC
Danbury Nine Expects To
Get Jump On Amboy Again

The crack DanbuTy baseball team
of New York expects to get the
jump on the present Perth Amooy
representative baseball team when
these combinations clash on the
Raritan Copper Works field next
Sunday afternoon. Early last sea-
son the Danbury outfit by a sensa-
tional rally defeated Joe Mullen's
Amboy team to the tune of a 6-5
score.
Although no definite announce
ment has been made regarding the
lineup of the Danbury team for this
game. IL has been limited that there
will be several new faces in the New
York lineup when this game gets
under way. The Danbury players
were big favorites here last season
because of the manner in which
: they played whether they were
ahead or behind.
Linden. the hard-hitting center
fielder of the team. will surely be
In attendance. and 1t is probable
n a Dehnke, the anne third sacker.
also will be with the team this year.
The Danbury batters last season
clouted eleven hits off the delivery
Of Harry Applegate. field manager
OF the present Amboy team. Linden
reached first safely in four u of
i've trips to the plate. while Dehnke
made three hits in four appearances
At the rubber.
In their efforts to get a real at
traction for the third game on the
local grounds, Messrs. Poulsen and
Applegate have booked the Scranton
Coal Miners Association baseball
nine for a week from Sunday. This
booking will stand only IL the Penn
s~ylvania miners are successful in
putting up a real game against the
Meadowbrooks in Newark this Sun
lay.
Representatives of the Scranton
team were in this city yesterday
afternoon and announced that they
were DESTROYS of booking up with
the leading teams in this state and
New York during their stay of about
en- days in this section. Messrs.
Poulsen and Apologize will have a
representative in Newark Sunday to
inspect the showing of the Penn
sylvania team against the crack
Meadowbrook outfit, one of the
strongest teams in this state.
Donahue Positively Here
"Jiggs" Donahue, crack Newark
FIRST sacker. will positively be in the
Amboy lineup for the game against
he Il INJURY nine Sunday afternoon.
Domaine was scheduled to play here
last Sunday afternoon in the OPEN
ing game of the aso but he miss
ID the trolley which would have got
ten him here in time for the game.
lie played in Paterson last Sunday
morning.
With Donahue at the initial sack, |
he Amboy team will take on a more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
CHICAGO CUBS ARE TIED
WITH GIANTS FOR FIRST

The Chicago Cubs are tied with
the New York Giants for first place
in the National League race. due to
the fact that the Cubs were outscof-
ing Pittsburgh while the Giants
were losing to Philadelphia yester-
day. The seven game inning streak
of the New York Yankees was brok-
en- by the Athletics yesterday. but
the American League representa-
tives of New York still are at the
top of the ladder.
The American league home run
stickers ere still leading in the r
race with International circuit clout-
ers. the present score is 1929.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27

snappier appearance, according to
local fans who have seen. the for
mer Seton Hall and st. Benedict
school Il perform. 1t is likely
that he will follow Mickey" Loeser
on the batting list.
Robedee, who made a favorable i'm
preston here last Sunday afternoon
by his snappy handling of the
game. will also be in attendance
this week. He has been engaged for
the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-27
Van Glider Still Leads

Tommy Van Glider. Marshall,
Bena, Jenkins and Donehue are the
present occupants of the prize win
ming first, second, third. fourth and
tenth positions in the Bohnsack
May I. A headpin tourney win be
started May 1 on the Bohnsack al
legs.