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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
GIRLS
At ELIZABETH
To Play New York coIfegiates
Tomorrow Might SO. Am
boy Next Tuesday

The Roosevelt Center Girls win
give battle to the New York Col
legiate Girls quintet in the prelimi-
nary game on the Elizabeth armory
court tomorrow night. The Eliza
BETH Mcdowell Lyceums will clash
in q return contest in the main
event.
For the past two weeks the Cen
ters have played the preliminary
game on the armory court, engaging
in a tie with the Manhattan Lassies
of New York in the first game and
last week defeating the Newark
Stars.
The Centers lineup for the game
tomorrow night will be chosen from
the Misses Bernhardt, Schwartz
Shectman. Robertson, King. Bren-
nan and Dunn. Following the New
ark Star-Center game last week
Miss King. manager OF the Centers
announced the acquisition of the
Misses, Dunn and Brennan
A week from tonight the Center
Girls will play the South Amboy In
dependents in the preliminary game
on the South Amboy high school
court. This will be the Centers first
appearance in this section during
the present season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
HUNGAR|ANS
IN TWO GAMES
Play South Amboy Terra Cot
ia Tonight, Woodbridge
on Thursday

The Hungarian Catholic Club
basketball team will have as an OPP
ponent tonight the South Amboy
Terra Gotta Company court quintet.
This game will be played on the
Hungarians Cortlandt street court,
the second home game of George
Mitruska's outfit this season.
As a result Of their showing
against the Beauvais Post quintet
on Sunday night when they claim
to have registered a forfeit victory,
the Hungarians are of the opinion
that they have finally hit their
stride and future contests will find
them lined up against some of the
strongest opposition in this section.
The South Amboy team will take
the court in strongest fashion mas
much as it is the first start of the
Industrial quintet since organizas
ton. The Hungarians will line up
about the same as against the Stat
en- Island tossers in Sundays game.
On Thursday night of this week
the Hungarians strength will be
given another test as the Wood
bridge Big Five will be played on
the Woodbridge high school court
on this date. The Woodbridge team
has been setting a good pace in re-
sent contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
PerthAmbOyDryDOCk5
III.
at So. AmbOy Tonight

tonight or not. The Dry Dock unln-
tet has held several practice ses-
sions in preparation for this game
Les Stratton, manager of the
South Amboy representatives, is all
most sure that his team is coming
through with a victory tonight even
though a real collection of tossers
will be opposed to his combination
Lack of practice was given as the
reason for the defeat of last week
II the home team Il not chosen
entirely from Bennett. Perkins. Fur
man. Scharff, Wilbur or Hasslacher
tonight, it is probable that Shinn,
James or Jack Newmark viii be
sent AGAINST the invaders. Hass-
lacher Is a new man in South Ann
boy basketball circles this year.
No announcement has been made
regarding the preliminary attraction
for tonight. The Independent girls
usually play the first game on the
South Amboy court, but it is not
known whether an opponent has
been secured for tonight. Last week
the Independents beat the South
Amboy High School girls in a preiim
70 the Y. NJ. H.. A.-Junior Mechanics
The referee for tonight's tussIe
has not been announced. There will
be dancing in connection with the
remainder of the events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
YORK QUINTET
TO PLAY SPEEDWAYS
HERE

One of the leading basketball at
fractions throughout Middlesex
county and the metropolitan district
last season, the Yorkville Separates,
a quintet made up of Jewish boys
street section of New York, will play
the Speedways in st. Stephens hall
en- State street tomorrow night. This
is the Speedways first game in the
State street hall on a Wednesday
night.
Last season the Yorkville quintet
played the Speedways a forty-fve
minute game, losing out in the ex-
ira five-minute period, they defeated
the local Y. M. H. A. in a three
game series and downed the colors
of the Victorians of Sayreville, and
the South Amboy Junior Order
United American Mechanics.
This season the combination of
George Davis, brother of Harry
Davis of the Perth Amboys, has
been travelling at a fairly good pace
in New York City and vicinity, and
they believe that a good game
against the Speedways will enable
them 20 secure other bookings in
this locality.
The Separates will line up tomor-
row night with the Davis brothers.
George and Jack; /. Finn, who will
play with the Norwoods Of Long
Branch starting next Saturday
night; Rube Gordon Of the New
York Harmony Club and Adler and
Rapp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

Roosevelt Field Club
Registers Sixth Victory
of Season on CridirOn

A touchdown followed by a goa
from touchdown in the second peri
cd OF the gridiron contest between
the Roosevelt Football Club and the
Meadow F. C. Of Bloomfield on Sun
cay afternoon enabled the borough
representative team to register its
sixth consecutive victory of the sea
son. This game was played on the
Roosevelt field.
Although the Bloomfield repre-
sentatives came here with a combi-
nation equaling in strength any OPP
position booked by Manager Gerke
of the Roosevelt Field Club this sea-
son the home players should have
scored more than one touchdown.
The soggy condition Of the field was
responsible for six fumbles, two OF
which were made on the one yard
line after the ball had been brought
the entire distance of the field.
Walker made the only touchdown
in this game and also made the one
pointer. On Saturday of this week
the R~oosevelts will stack up against
the R~ecreations of Plainfield and
arrangements are being made to ar
range a game with the vons of New
Brunswick for the latter's field. the
outcome of this game to decide the
county championship.
The lineup:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

In the lineup of the Speedway
quintet for tomorrow nights game
will be Bob Metzger, who finally
hit his stride in the st. Stephen-
International game here on Sunday
the Woodbridge Big Five, Sutton
of New Brunswick and Brownmiller
and Bradley of the Dry Dock
quintet.
The Speedways this season in
Guiding contests played for the st.
Stephens Club, have defeated the
Internationals of New Brunswick,
Beauvais Post of T~ottenville, Wood
bridge Big Five and Newark Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
while setbacks were suffered at the
hands of the Bayview Wheelmen of
Newark, Harrison Big Five and the
Newark Centers. The Harrison
team beat the locals by four points,
and the Wheelmen by six points.
The State street aggregation will
play home games on the st. Stephen
court every Wednesday night, and
as representatives of the st.
Stephens club will play in the same
hall on Sunday nights. Starting a
week tonight the Speedways will
represent Sea Bright on the court
and will be one of five teams en-
tered in a league for the champion
ship of Monmouth county.
'Chuck" Solador will be the
eleventh man on the court tomor-
row night and there will be dancing
as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
!. NJ. H. A. )
WORKING OUT
Preparing for Game With
Laurels of County Seat
Here Thursday

Manager I. jacobson will put his
Y. M. H. A. basketeers through a
stiff workout tonight on the Nc
Clellan street court in preparation
for their home tussle of the present
seaso with the Laurels of New
Brunswick on Thursday night.
In addition to tonight's workout
the representatives Of the local as
ISOLATION will have another session
tomorrow night as the manager is
DESTROYS Of having his men at their
best when they show for the first
time this season on the Mcclellan
street court.
Last week the Y. M. H. A. quintet
travelled to South Amboy where they
participated in a game with the
South Amboy Junior Order United
American Mechanic quintet Of that
place on the high school court. The
visitors COPIED the bacon and 1t
may be safe to say that the locals
Will be stronger for the coming
game than they were last week in
asmuch as Jack Newmark did moi
play against the Junior Mechanics,
Just how strong the New Bruins
wick combination is has not been
made known but it is said the
Laurels have a choice collection of
tossers and an interesting game is
assured. AS eleventh man Manager
1. Jacobson has secured the services
Of David Hank" Thomas of the
Perth Amboys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, at the gen.
eral election to be held Tuesday, Novem-
Der Z. 1922, there will be submitted to the
vote of the legal voters Of the Borough
of Highland Park the question whether
or not the provisions OF the act entitled
IAN Act Concerning Free Public Libra
ries" (Chapter $50 OF Laws Of 1862. L.
1905 Pig. 273) shall be adopted for the
Borough of Highland Park The question
of the adoption of the provisions Of said
act will be printed on the ballots to be
used in the Borough Of Highland Park
at said general election and the legal
voters of the Borugh of Highland Park
will be given an opportunity TO vote on
said question at the time provided by
law for holding said general election and
at the places in said borough provided
for conducting said general election
J.. FORD FLAG,
1s673-10-27-10t Borough Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
FOUR TEAMS TIE
FOR LEAD At Y
Senior Basketball League
Games Played Last Night
De Andrea and Barber Win

The senior Y. NJ. c. A. basketball
teams played the second series of
league games last night with the
wins just the opposite from last
weeks games, putting all teams on
an equal standing. DeAndrea's team
defeated Tangaard's 41-12 and
Bakers team beat Lebeda's 25-15.
Roth was the winning star on the
DeAndrea team with the six goals
from the field and two from the free
throw line. Gardella's foul shoot
ing also played a part in the De-
Andrea win.
Henry Westcott starred with elev-
en- of the twenty-five points made
by Bakers team.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
DnPont Powder Company
Micbehns nefeat American Cnb

CHROME, Nov. Midtown
came from their slump of the past
week and won the odd game in
their match with the American
Club of Chrome in the Middlesex
County Industrial League match.
Vierick, for Michelin, was the high
man of the winners and his $50
mark in the final game won for his
team. Rowe, for the locals, substi-
tuting for Bostwick, was the high
score man of the night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
Strand Attraction

Human Hearts," the Universal
Jewel special attraction, which OPEN
ed an engagement of three days at
the Strand Theatre yesterday, is
fully entitled to be termed "one OF
the really great pictures of the year"
1t is a story of mother love. a story
of life in the average American fam
lily. Human Hearts was written by
Hal Reid, father of "Wally," and en-
joyed an enviable success as a stage
production a. score of years back.
Human Hearts" will catch the hu-
man hearts in any audience and, PEEL
chance put over a needed moral to
the inhuman. 1t is Of absorbing in
terest and moves along at a rapid
rate. The piece while intensely dra-
matte has had light touches inter-
polated at just the right moment to
nip a tear with a smile.
House Peters in the stellar role OF
Tom Logan brings to the part a sym
pathetic understanding that makes
his characterization a real master
piece and a personal triumph. HIS
performance in this feature and in
The Storm" stamps him as n OF
the finest actors on the screen to-
day. The supporting cast is of ex-
CGRLlOUd4 4AOI4tB 4AAN4dA4h6 % ~ &oSA
such sterling actors as Edith Hallor,
Russell Simpson, Gertrude Claire,
George Hackathorne, George w.
West, Lucretia Harris, Ramsey WAL
lace, Mary Philbin, H. s. Karr and
Snitz Edwards.
The story deals with the machina-
tons of a city siren who weds Tom
Logan to obtain the deeds to his IA
theirs farm, under which lies rich
coal deposits. The granite-hearted
father senses her plan and cuts Tom
out of his will. Later the father sees
his daughter-in-law in the company
of a released convict. He tries to
stop her from running away and is
killed. Tom fears his wife will he
sent to prison and takes the guilt
upon himself. How it turns out?
You would not enjoy the picture il
the entire plot was revealed. but you
can be sure that you are going to be
thrilled by the remarkably strong
climax. King Baggot directed "Hu-
man Hearts,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
Coming to the Majestic.

The New York Winter Gardens
annual revue, 1.-THE Passing Show"
comes to the Majestic Theatre this
week, Thursday night, November 8.
In two acts and twenty-six scenes,
1t Is said to be a whirlwind of vaude-
Vile, burlesque, musical comedy,
drama, opera, ballots and beautiful
girls. 1t has always been the plan
to travesty stage successes in ''The
Passing Show" and this production
pays close attention to that end of
the business. The Messrs. Shubert
nave brought together an exception
ally capable company Of unusual
size, happily combined to success
fully entertain. which includes
Helen Remstrom, Sam Howard,
Alexandra Dagmar. Will H. Phil
brick, Peggy Brown, John Quinlan,
Norma Hamilton, William Pringle,
Lillian Norworth, Jack Rice, Marie
Gleason, Bob Gilbert, Margaret
Wood. Frank Masters, Bessie Haban,
Anthony Joachim, Victor Bozash,
Jack Hall, Abe Aronson, Francis
Mahoney, Dempsey and Vaughn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
puPont Takes Two cannes

SOUTH AMBOY. Nov. 7.-DuPont
came back in their match with the
Joel Parker Council five and won the
odd game OF the series in the Mid
dlesex County Industrial Bowling
League. Dawson was the high roll
Ter of the night. F. Hoffman of the
Juniors was high man for the losers.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN Nj FIELDS

Roosevelt Field Club will battle 1t
out for Middlesex county sridiron
honors this season.
With a victory, a defeat and a tie
as their record for the season the
local high school pigskin chasers
will endeavor to win their two re-
manning scheduled games in order
to give them a winning percentage
in games played.
The Raven basketball team of
Yonkers, N. Y, would like to ar
range with teams in this vicinity.
Jack Cameron. 139 Beech street,
Yonkers, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

As a result of their performances
| IN this city last season there is great
| interest in the coming Of the York
| vile Separates to this city tomor-
row night to engage in a game with
the Speedways at st. Stephens hall.
This week the boys and girls of
the local high school interested in
basketball will be given their initial
workouts Of the present term in
preparation for the start of the in
~terclass series.
football fans in this vicinity are of
| the opinion that the Beauvais Post
| eleven of Tottenville will go through
their schedule without losing an
other game.
Many local followers of Joe Col
letti have heard from the boxer and
his manager, Ed Mooney" Poulsen,
who r. in Havana preparing for a
bout On Thursday Of this week.
It appears as If games between
the Argonne and Amboy bowling
teams and the ucces of the local
| lodge of Elks in the state league
will be the principal doings in bowl
ing circles in this city this season.
There is great interest in the two
| bowling matches scheduled in this
| city for tomorrow night. one on the
Argonne alleys and the other on
Bohnsack's Smith street alleys.
The next big game on the schedule
| Of the Roosevelt Field Club is with
the R~ecreations of Plainf1eld on Sat
urday, November IL, Armistice day.
Wednesday and Thursday nights
| will be started in this city this week
| The Speedways will play the York
| vile Separates at St. Stephens hall
tomorrow night and the Y. M. H. A.
| will play the Laurels of New Bruins
wick on the Mcclellan street court
the following night.
It is probable that the Roosevelt
| boxing club will resume their shows
in Couglin's auditorium again now
that the election campaigning has
ended.
Yves Wilson is cor ident that his
| Dry Dock forces will score another
| win tonight in their second start OF
| the season. They will play the Jun
Tor Order United American Mechan-
les at South Amboy.
Ray Handerhan and Freddy Clio
| chau are the most active basketeers
| this season. At the present time
Handerhan plays with the Speed
way and st. Stephen quintets Of
this city, Woodbridge Big Five,
| knights of Columbus OF S~ayreville
and the Norwoods of Long Branch.
| GLochau performs with the Roose-
welt Separates, Sayreville Caseys and
the New Brunswick Big Five.
Baseball magnates who continued
to run Sunday after Sunday after
a majority of the semi-pro teams
in the metropolitan district had
closed for the season, have met
with great financial successes as a
result.
J From present indications the
vons of New Brunswick and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
BOWLERS LOSE TO
HELMETTA JUNIOR PINMEH

HELMETTA. Nov. T-Helmetis
Junior bowling five opened their sea
with a three-game victory over
the Lenox Five, Of New Brunswicia
The home five rolled in good form
and ~outclassed the visitors hy a wide
margin. Peter Latkanic, with a 200
score, and Ralph Brown and Paul
were the best. bowlers OF
the series.
The scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

HMMETTA, Nov. 7.-Helmetta
Club won all three games in their
match with the Hercules Powder
Company, rolled at the Pariin alleys.
BY this victory Helmetta's lead in
the Middlesex County Bowling league
was maintained.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

interesting program has been ar
ranged by the entertainment com
mittee.
A meeting Of the Junior class was
held Friday afternoon. Several re.
to investigate the advisability OF
holding a dance before the Christ
mas holidays.
The orchestra is rapidly being
moulded into form by Professor
Samuel Henry, who will be the lead
er. A large number turned out to
try for a berth on the school band
and as a result the orchestra will
consist of a great many varied in
struments.
Today being election day there
are no sessions being held.
One of the leading clubs in for.
mer years has failed to reorganize
as yet. The club referred to is the
science club. Always in the fore
when it came to social functions il
never Jagged in scientific work,
|~any great chemists and theorists
being heard. It can be safely said
that the science club was the most
educational gathering in the school
1t Is hoped that someone will come
out and reorganize this club for it is
being sadly missed.
The library now makes a splendid
appearance with the new furniture
which recently arrived. More and
more students r daily taking ad-
vantage of the opportunities which
the library offers for research work,
Miss Oliver, the librarian, announces
that the library will soon be the r e
cipient of the leading periodicals OF
the world. New books are being
gradually received and before long
the shelves will be filled.
New Home for James Butler. Inc.
A ive-story building is now being
erected for James Butler, Inc, on
the entire block bounded by Mount
and School streets, Anable ana Mott
Avenues, Long Island City, just ten
minutes by Greensboro subway
from Grand Central Terminal. This
immense building will contain over
500, 900 square feet of floor area and
will house the general offices, ware
house, different manufacturing de-
partments, coffee roasting plant,
printing and paper bag making
plants, Bon Bon bakery ana repair
shops and garage. all centralized un-
der one roof.
one floor Of the new building has
SIS much floor space as all the floors
in the three present warehouses
added together. The plot. which is
400 by 500 feet, is located on the
Degnon Terminal Railroad, and a
direct private railway spur. will run
into the building.
The building is being built by the
American Concrete Steel Company
from plans prepared by William
Higginson, and is now well under
way, so that the wner expect to
move in early in the spring. Com
pletion of the building will provide
facilities for supplying over a thou.
sand additional stores, which VII
be opened just as 500 as possession
of the building is gained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

Two Middlesex county basketball
teams are the participants in a court
contest on the South Amboy High
School auditorium court tonight.
One of these teams won the OPEN
ing game on its schedule, the other
lost its initial start Of the present
season. The contenders for the
bacon in this game are the Junior
Mechanics, representing South AM
boy and the Perth Amboy Dry Dock
quintet of this city.
The probable line-ups:
Drv Docks. Jr. Mechanics.
2. Handerhan .......... Bennett
Brownmiller ........... Perkins
Forwards.
Center.
kuroWsky ScndrH
Bradley WIpur
Campbell ....--...... H~asslacner
Guards.
Yves Wilson's shipyard employees
travelled to South River to open the
season for the Sterling quintet of
that place and returned to this city
with a victory. The Handerhan-
Brownmiller = Hansen Kurowsky =
Bradley combination was used in
this contest. 1t is not known
whether the same FIVE men will start
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
HIGH SCHOOL

A meeting Of the Radio Club will
be held tomorrow afternoon. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged by the entertainment COM
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
NArIoNAL. nAsB aEGIsrER co.

.KREBs" only authorized agent 10
Middlessx Countys new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs. supplies. 10 West Grand Street.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

A meeting of the Junior class was
held Friday afternoon. Several re-
ports were heard and it was decided
to investigate the a~dvisability of
holding a dance before the Christ
mas holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

Many local followers Of Joe Col
letti have heard from the boxer an6
his manager, Ed Mooney" Poulsen
who are in Havana preparing for 9
bout on Thursday Of this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

From present indications the
vons of New Brunswick and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

Baseball magnates who continued
to run Sunday after Sunday after
a majority of the semi-pro teams
in the metropolitan district had
closed for the season have met
with great financial successes as a
result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

The orchestra is rapidly being
moulded into form by Professor
Samuel Henry, who will be the lead
err. A large number turned out to
try for a berth on the school band
and as a result the orchestra will
consist of a great many varied in
struments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

With their present team many
football fans in this vicinity are Of
the opinion that the Beauvais Pos
eleven of Tottenville will go through
their schedule without losing an
other game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

Yves Wilson is cor fident that his
Dry Dock forces will score another
win tonight in their second start OF
the season. They will play the Jun
Tor Order United American Mechan-
les at South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07

It is probable that the Roosevelt
boxing club will resume their shows
in Couglin's auditorium again now
that the election campaigning has
ended.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-31
when Autumn Winds Blow Cold.

October's rain has bleached the leaves,
That freighted every bought
The swallows house beneath the caves
Is black and songless now:
The crickets vainly plead TO stay,
The jays in chorus ScOld.
The sweetfern crumbles fast away,
When Autumn winds blow cold.
The clouds like beggar's rags appear
Above the mountain wall
Within the pastures steep and stern
Complaining cattle bawl:
The woodbiue has duller red.
The leaves let go their hold
And Nature changes oft her look
When Autumn winds blow cold
The Summers pageant brief and bright,
Is now but mOmOry;
The gorgeous fiOwer-the brilliant leaf
Are ours no more to see;
The year is passing; Soberly
We note the shortening days;
The cherries and reluctant sun
The beauty which decays.
Alas the year is nearly sped
The tale almost is told.
The shears of Fate draw near the thread
When Autumn winds blow cold
ARTHUR G0ODENOUGH.
West Brattleboro.