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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-11-04

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leased by the secretary Of the -inte-
rior to a subsidiary Of the Standard
ION l&company, with great loss to: the
nation and the tesand to the Unit
FED States navy and the oil burning
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That the administration is now at
tempting to. put: through legislation
to dispose Of $1,000, 000. 900 worth OF
the finest merchant ships afloat for
one-tenth OF their cost. to pay o.
100000 bonu8; to the purchasers, to
lend them $125,0 90, 900 at = percent
and to exempt them from taxation.
That this administration has been
characterized byssDaughertyism,sNa Nat
Goldsteinism, sI.askerisn1, Fallism and
other isms, resulting, In scandals that
constitute offenses, political and
moral. s 80 ss 1 go ..s..
III That the Civil Service. has been
trampled under foot and supplAnted
by the spoils system, and that ID some
instances It it4issrharged that appoint
merits have actually been bought and
sold .s.4: 81 .s.l. !.
That special privilege has been en-
throned IN matters sof legislation and
that the admit inistrat 4 ion has turned
hts back upon the masses g The
people.
E That without except Ion every piece
lof benet ticial LEI gislati tion passed b
Ethls5xeactionary congress had thu
suppof OF sDemo ocrats ana proSres.
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-11-04
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Wall Street ind Politicians SAY
It's Better Than lax. &. q.

Are. President Hardins's close po-3
l1ttcal friends dictatins to Wall.
Street: Or Is Wall. Street debating TO
them7 .=* 81. 8. S. {. '*., - :ssf:, I:
Only: recently; Secretary Of Labor
Davis and former United States Sen-
ator Beyeridses declared: that ItAe
railroad labor beard SHOULD be ,abolS
ished. Publicity aEents !. Of wall;
Street are, now. making the: same
claim. These; views afe summarized.
by BENZ jamins. akers IN the :Annalist,
J. - ~ magazine of ftnance, c9nannsrce
and4economics:', =. : ~. Y. s.:
The writer, says the board shou}A
besabotiahed and Its duties assigned
.to3 the interstxte commerce conlis-
sion Whose chairman sho,ild apolnf
three members of the commission
Tor ahiss work The. theory. of having
SampIpyes and management repre-
5senttt on this board ID abandoned.
"a ,nhs writer rays there s. no neces-
atty Tor congress :. passing ses::cAn'tS
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CONGRESSMAN Larson FAILED
10 ANSWER on 1856 roll Calls
Did Not Answer Roll Call So Times In Special Session and
126 Times In Regular Session; Supporters Busy Explaining

The Duluth Rip Saw journalistic leader of the Oscar Lar
orchestra and the chief spokesman for the Congress
his campaign for reelection having desperate time
tempting keep with the of the players Its petty
enmiy against Former Congressman Carss has led divers
and mysterious byways for material with which to discred
good man. 1t rips and tells white lies bolster
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-11-04

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Larson got .toss say about ttsr vital
issues ! in 4: this campaign; HAs sshe
taken :the.speople$i into his Confidence
ana discussed $ ship subsidy with
them! That SD an, inp portant measure.
pfeside lent HaFd1ngss may calfa sre-
cialss: session ..this: month to- passs.a
ship subsidy bin. which WouId hes a
bonus to American shit, owners. He
would grant hem !: a a bonus and deny
It to- tlie=ssol Hers of .the:lat war.
How will ME- Larsen Nete on ship
,subsidy Il. + !: e I. ~
s5t5st ~ '5. = LaFson= Painfully Silent.
4 Then theresare other matters such:
Is the rensals Of the Escl- unmins
Aet, the sales stdx. the prohib biticn OF
Fl xfUslfnnlsl on; md CONF
4 ll GoF fhitfatf 1n M snct. the,
,eo,ls - M q q has been painfully
client. g: (.
lafs.apoldiiats have evadeda ais
ic,afaian 9sof The vital issues n the
Gampaisn ana atttemptinE to
make the Great kes.s laurence:
deep sxterHxsys:ss M nJert politicaI
'lssaGiss aGis s.. lf the broppp ZION depended
Hpoita, lrfalon re-election TO
Congress, szs, 80
III TheI 81. 4 1plep received
iii BIZ iinppsetuis hi lEr. Isarscn
:entef@d conSrssisls arls, whife
IN conkr rl4yed NO alnAll: part IN
lining Up. tho South the prop
osition. No }btoux1n st llaaii5. support
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Leonard Is Confident

BUDD LAKE, July 26.-Leonard
said at the end of his days work:
Il have never felt better IN my
life and will enter the ring against
Tender in the same shape that !
was in the night I dethroned Freddie
Welsh. 1 suppose Tender Is in the
pink himself. 1 hope so. inasmuch
as 1 feel the fans ought to see d
real fight for their money. am
going to try my hardest to finish
Tender and feel certain that my
speed and cleverness combined with
my punching ability and ring gen.
eralship will turn the trick for me-"
Freddie Welsh, from whom Cham
pion Benny Leonard won his crown,
saw the champion finishing training.
He watched Leonard's every move
and ventured the opinion that the
champion will triumph over Tender
Billy Gibson. the champions man.
ager. said:
my champ will hit Tender and
| knock him daffy before the tenth
! round is reached. Can you imagine
| a scuthpaw trying to take Leonard
crown. The fight will be a joke
Just mark my word"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
KNIGHTS To
PLAY |NC0TS

The local knights of Columbus
team Is due to clash with the Rari-
tan Copper Works outfit on the
Ingots field next Saturday after
noon. The Caseys expect to start
Andy Jensen and Jeroff Is their Of
fensive unit. while the copper men
will doubtless use Apologize and
Wallace.
Judging from the exhibition they
put up against Metuchen last Sun
day the Caseys are going hard and
will be stiff opposition for the In
gots. Jensen only allowed the Me
tuchenites six hits, five of these
coming in the eighth frame when
the game was pretty we'll sewed up
The Casey men walloped the bal
| freely, making a total of eighteen
hits that included a triple and siz
doubles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
PAGERS WIN BIC
vOLLEY LEAGUE
City Playground Champions
Are Decided in Match Yes
terday With Hayes Park

The finals of the playground vol
ley ball league were played off at No.
6 school grounds yesterday after
noon. A wonderful exhibition was
given by both teams. The PAGERS
of No. 6 school, won the first match
and the Daredevils of Hayes Park
were the victors in the second.
In the deciding match between
these two winning teams the Pac-
ers came out the victors. This is
the third consecutive year that the
PAGERS have won the city playground
volley ball championship.
The winning PAGERS lined Up with
l.. PUGET, p. Rasmussen. 7. Rasmus-
sen. B. Cerullo, d. Fimiani and j.
Dolan, while the Daredevils used @.
Morrison, c. Evans, Fl. Sladkus, M.
Koch, A. Stepacoff and r. MacWil-
liam.
The outstanding feature OF the
match was the all around playing of
Londo Pucci. The serving of the
Rasmussen brothers and J. Dolan
also had considerable to do with
gaining a victory for the PAGERS.
Evans starred for the losers. Hank
Thomas refereed the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
AMbOYS PLAY
ORIOLES NEXT
Reorganized Locals Go to Red
Bank Tomorrow Night for
Game

Tomorrow night the reorganized
Perth Amboys will have a much
needed practice session when they
go to Red Bank and play the ORR
oles of that place. Although defeat
ed by one run by the crack Bloom
field combination Sunday afternoon
on the Copper Works diamond, the
Amboys doomed up better than for
several weeks and it is generally
believed by fans here that the pres
ent lineup will start Manager Ed
Poulsen's pets off on a winning
streak.
The Orioles have been booked in
order to give the Amboy team a
game prior to their meeting the
Penn Red Caps here next Sunday
afternoon. The Pullman porters
have a big rep in this section and
have always proven a drawing card
extraordinary.
Forman will again be in the
game tomorrow night, taking the
place of Hollander at short. The
pitcher has not been announced as
yet by Manager Poulsen but there
are now four eligible twirlers from
which to choose. Schesler, Haley.
Schumacher and Apologize being
on the Amboys list. 1t is likely
that one OF the latter two will be
used in this game while in Sunday
afternoons game with the colored
combination either Schesler or
Haley will be given the assign
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
SO, AMBOY SHERiDANS
TO PLAY so. RIVER TEAM

The Sheridans of South Ambcy
will travel to South River on Friday
at which place they will cross bats
with the South River Spinning Cons
rany team.
Subjack and Mohefeiler will form
the battery for the home ear
while the Sheridans will have W
new men in the lineup. Joe Let's.
the old Morgan team catcher. VIII
do the receiving while Leo Freeman
who had his experience with the
PAGERS of South River, will occupy
a position not as yet decided. Hess
and Primka viii share the plschins
for the Sheridans.
for Sunday, Manager Kaczmarlk
has booked the Colored Eagles q
Princess Bay This semi profession
a, team has defeated some OF the
fast teams in New York state Prim-
ka and Let's will form the battery.
Tho game will start at 2 p. a.. On
Friday the Sheridans will leave
VOLTS switch for South River at
5:45 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Great interest is being shown
here in the fight tomorrow at Jer-
sey City between Benny Leonard
and Lew Tender for the light
weight championship of the world.
Benny has a great many friends
here having appeared in several ex-
hibitions before the fistic fans of this
city. Many from this city Will at
tend the fight. Those who stay at
home will got the returns by wire
less from several stations here as
we'll as private homes.
The Police nine of this city will
have a hard game on Friday when
they will journey to Trenton TO play
the police nine of that city. The
policemen have had a successful year
and it is hoped that they will add to
their string of victories Friday.
The other teams are real mad at
the Yankees for trying to buy an
other pennant' in the purchase of
Dugan from the Boston Red Sox.
Many are of the opinion that the
deal was not a trade but that a large
money consideration was turned
over to- the Boston manage
ment in acquiring the new third
sacker for the New York team.
Another year. perhaps. the baseball
powers will pass legislation prohib-
iting the acquiring of players in mid
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Germany War Winner

ANN ARBOR. Mich, July 20
Germany seems to be the real win
ner of the World War, Prof. William
H. Hobbs. head of the geology de-
partment of the University of Michi-
gan, said before the Rotary Club
here in an address in which he cit
ed the present industrial and COM
mercial position Of that country.
Prof. Hobbs recently returned from
a years trip around the world. De-
claring that reports representing
Germany as facing bankruptcy were
unfounded, he pictured her as a bee
hive with plants working night and
day, yet unable to keep pace with
the contracts and with industry and
carrying trade gravitating into her
hands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
.CUBANS 0PLkY
~T0TTENV|LLE
Aquehongas in Twilight Game
With Crack Cuban Stars
Tomorrow Night

The Aauehongas will be the hosts
to the Cuban Stars tomorrow night
on the T~ottenville diamond in a twi-
light game that promises to be OF
considerable interest. The island
team made a pool showing last
Sunday against the Harrison Hud-
sons and a mid-week game should
be beneficial to the players. The
fact that the Bloomfields, who de-
feated Tottenville earlier in the sea-
son and last Sunday beat the AM
boys by one run, will again oppose
the Aquehongas next Sunday makes
the need of a game tomorrow night
more apparent.
The Harrison Hudsons defeated
the T~ottenville team Sunday 7-3.
Loose playing, costly errors and IN
ability to bunch the hits were re-
sponsible for their defeat. The
Aauehongas had a reversal in form
over that shown the Sunday pre-
ceding when they defeated the AM
boys and rooters for the Tottenville
aggregation feel confident that then
favorites will get back into the
game again when the Cuban Stars
furnish the opposition. The Cubans
are noted fer their speed and it is a
foregone conclusion that the Tot
tenville players will have to be or
their toes every minute of the time
If they expect to win.
Aicer Jensen. who pitched for the
Aquehongas when they met the
Cuban Stars earlier in the season
will again occupy the box tomorrow
night. When the two teams clash
ed earlier in the season the Cubans
defeated the T~ottenville team "a
the visiting team making seven runs
In the initial inning. The Aque-
hongas in that game scored all OF
their runs in one inning, the eighth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
TEAM HAS PROTEST

A protest has been received from
Booking Manager HUH of the Char
lesion A. A., Charleston, S. l., over
the failure of a Perth Amboy aggre-
CATION known as the Crusades to ap-
pear for a scheduled game at Char
lesion last Sunday afternoon. Hutn
maintains that the game was regu-
lark arranged and the local outfit
Neither put in an appearance nor
made any excuse. The Staten Island
team kept the field until 4:30 O'Clock
and then gave up hope.
The Charlestons are DESTROYS of
booking m with such teams as
the Landings, the Red Stars, Mich
elins, Woodbridge K. of c. Games
may be arranged by letter, addressed
to A. HUH, Charleston, S. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
FLYER SECONDS DEFEAT
HOPELAWN 4, G.. SUNDAY

The Flyer Seconds. a heavy jun
Tor combination, won their hfteenth
game out of eighteen starts this
season Sunday by defeating the
'Hopelawn A. C. 81. The game was
nip and tuck up to the eighth IN
ming, with the Flyers leading Il
when a batting rally Melted the
Flyers seven runs which was too
much for the home team to over
come. Joseph Ignatz, pitching FOR
| the Flyers. allowed but six scattered
| hits. The winning players gathered
in thirteen safeties.
The score by innings:
Flyer ends. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 %
| Hopelawn.. 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 O-l
The longest drive of the game
was a three-bagger made by Angus
tine. Hospador, Wuracker and Sa-
korski each made two base hits.
Ignatz famed twelve and walked
one. Stevens struck out four and
walked three men. kaminsky, re-
lief pitcher, famed one.
The Flyer Seconds play the Lee
high Juniors Sunday afternoon at L
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
season,

The Penn Red Caps, the Pullman
porters, will be the attraction at the
local ball park on Sunday. This
game will furnish another real test
for the reorganized Amboy nine. A
large crowd is expected to view the
contest as the negro players are al
ways popular in this vicinity.
Rogers Hornsby, of the st. Louis
Nationals. still leads the home run
hitters of both leagues with a total
up until yesterday of rs. Walker
of the Philadelphia Athletics leads
the American League swatters as
far as homers are concerned.
BEAT the Giants" That is the
cry of the West. Record attendance
is expected in New York during the
Giant-St. Louis series.
On Thursday night the Amboy
nine will go to Red Bank to play
the Oriole nine of that place. These
twilight games are growing in pop
ularity and another season may see
more of them played in this city
and vicinity.
Local fans are betting on Leon
ord to knock out Tender before the
last round. Odds at three to one
are offered, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
SPOTSWOOD DEFEATS
FoRDS FIELD CLUB

The Spotswood A.. A. took .
from the Fords F. c. at Spotswoou
last Sunday afternoon. Ths scoss
of the game was s to =.
Fords lost a chance to stage =
heavy beginning frame in n Dr.
when they succeeded in getting thfee
men on base with no outs. 6potss
wood frightened up, howeyer,-A448S
next three men were called out Oh
strikes. Fords feels a bit mifeed
over this phase of the game. 1t il
understood. and attributes defeat to
poor umpiring.
In support Of their contention
Fords has issued a Challenge to
Spotswood for a return game 10 pc
played on the Raritan Copper
works field any Sunday afternoon.
Fords offers to put up a substantial
side bet. according to MANAGER
Steve Antoine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Lehigh Juniors


The Melrose F. G. will play the
Red Stars Of Perth Amboy at Won.
derland Park this Sunday. Dc Fort
or Kiosk will do the pitching for the
Melrose team while Malcheck vii
do the receiving. Thursday night the
Melrose outfit will play the Nation
ais of South River in a twilight
game. The Melrose team has a few
omen dates and would like to ar
range games with leading teams In
Perth Amhoy. The manager OF the
team may be reached by calling
South Amboy 166-W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Ready For Big Battle

JERSEY CITY, July 26-Match-
maker Frank Flournoy announced
today the completion of the lighting
and seating arrangement for the
Leonard-Tendler's worlds light
weight championship bout in Tex
Richards arena tomorrow night.
The first preliminary will start at
Sis p. M. and the main bout at
10 o'clock. The two ten round bouts
have been changed owing to ,he un-
fitness of two of the men.
Joe Quinn will meet Phil Krug
instead of Jimmy O'Gatty and Mick
ey Donley will box Pete Hartley in
stead of Johnny Shruedue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
HOLY TRINITY
DEFEATS V0NS
HeImetta' Team Wins From
New Brunswick C0mbina-
ton by 1871 Score

HELMETTA, July 26:-The Hell
meta Holy Trinity baseball team
broke the winning streak of the
Vons of New Brunswick, Sunday af-
ternoon Vt this place. when they
registered a Is to Z victory over the
county seat nine.
Poor support given Pitroski of
the home team enabled the visitors
to gather seven runs in the eight
innings he was on the mound and
with the eight errors behind him
enabled the Vons to score their
total of seven. The visitors batted
well, having three extra base drives.
The Holy Trinity team also bat
ted well and this pulled them
through with a victory. Both teams
ran bases poorly.
The score by innings and lineup
follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
GAME IS POSTPONED

The game scheduled to be played
in the industrial baseball league last
night on the Wonderland Park dia-
mond between the Perth Amboy DRY
Docks and the New Jersey Terra
Gotta plant was postponed owing to
the u~nfavorable weather conditions.
No date has been set for the play
ing off Of this game. Efforts were
being made early this afternoon to
arrange a game for tonight between
the Dry Docks and the Bakelite
team. The Perth Amboy Hardware
Company and New Jersey Terra Cot
ia were scheduled to play a game to-
morrow night, but owing to the tact
that a number of the latter players
are working this game has been
postponed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
(By NEA Service

NEW YORK.-After issuing many
promissory notes, Benny Leonard,
pride of Wall Street, and Lew Ten
dler, representing the mint at Phila-
delphia, are all set for the bell
Grounds will be rung off on a cash
register) tomorrow at Boyle's Thir-
ty Acres. The meeting will deter
mine whether Leonard is enough of
a business man to continue as adj
ministrator of the lightweight estate.
Spectators r as usual, display
ing a bullish tone. Advance seat
sales indicate that both men will
win.
Despite the fact that it's a grudge
fight, the New Jersey Boxing Com
mission has ordered both contestants
to refrain from wearing diamond
rings under their gloves. President
Harding, it is understood, has prom
Used federal troops to guard the gate
receipts in case there aren't enough
local police to carry the proceeds to
the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
COPPER WORKS TO PLAY
DRY DOCKS AUGUST )

Baseball fans Of the Raritan Cop
per Works are looking forward with
interest to the scheduled game with
the Perth Amboy Dry Dock outfit
on August S. At the beginning of
the current season a two game Sc
ries was arranged between the two
teams. The first game should have
been played June 8, but the Dry
Docks failed to come through. The
Copper men have expressed fear
that the second game will also be
defaulted and are said to accuse the
Dry Dock representatives with hav-
ing chilly lower extremities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Fights at Barrett Beach

A good card has been arranged
by the Barrel Beach Sport Club,
near Keansburg. for the boxing
bouts to take place Saturday night
rhe chief attraction will be a ten
round bout. the contestants being
Charlie Small, Newark's lightweight
champion VS.. Silent Gibbons OF New
York. This should be an excellent
drawing card There will also be a
six round semi-fnal between Pete
Clark OF New York and the best
man obtairable, and four, four
round preliminaries,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
EAT INTEREST nv BENNY 7ENDLER FIGH
KEASBEY CRESCENTS WANT
GAME FOR next SUNDAY

KEASBEY. July 26.-The Cres-
cents are without a game Tor Sun
day and the management is anxious
to arrange a game with some of the
leading senior teams in this vicinity.
Manager Joseph Damback, Fords,
will, handle all communications re-
lative to a game for Sunday.
The baseball team of Protection
Fire Company No. 1, is also anxious
to get into action and wants to Play
teams on Sunday mornings. Ad-
dress f. Schuster, Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Protest to Fight

JERSEY CITY. July ga pro-
test against the Leonard-Tendler
bout was made yesterday afternoon
to Mayor Hague of Jersey City by
the Rev. Harvey l.. Wyatt.
DR.. Wyatt asked the mayor to
prevent a certain crime in Jersey
City which would consist in giving
a demoralizing exhibition.
Mayor Hague told DR.. Wyatt that
he could not u that a crime
was to be committed. as the law
directs how such exhibitions are to
be conducted.
Il told him." said the mayor, 'the
men would not fight with pickaxes,
but with gloves. and according to
law. 1 told him that L could not as
sumo that an accidental injury re-
ceived at a boxing exhibition vas a
rhine"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Maurer Wants Game

The Maurer A. A.. is without a
game for this coming Sunday and
would like to sign up an out-of-
town outfit having grounds. Pref
erence will be given to such teams
as the Landings of New Brunswick,
Long Branch. and the Aquehongas
of Tottenville. Manager Urbanski
of the Maurers may be reached by
telephoning Perth Amboy %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
What Tender Says

Delanco, July 26.-Tendler read
stories of the betting odds against
him and published reports of boxing
writer's who pick Leonard to win.
Sitting on the porch of his camp
this evening he crumpled up a pa
paper he was reading and through
clenched teeth remarked:
"IIl get a couple of good punches
at that fellow. Just let me get a
few good smashes."
In his sparring Tender has not
sought to avoid the punches of his
ring partners. He says his theory
is that a man has to practice taking
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
or,ole juniors Win in Ninth

The Oriole Light Juniors with =
record of fourteen wins out OF NJ
teen starts, defeated the WOOD.
bridge +. c. Midgets. Sunday IN =
ninth inning rally. The Orioles were
one run behind in the last Inning
with one out when two men got on
base and Donate. pinch hitter.
knocked a homer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-26
Won A. G.


Earned runs, Holy Trinity. ~:
Vons, 5. Two base hits, Ryhon, 2;
Lauer, Richards, 2; Mulligan.
Struck out, Pitroski, 3: Lauer, 6.
Passed balls, Richards. First on
balls, Pitroski, 4; Lauer. Spille. 2.
Left on bases, Holy Trinity, S; Vons
IL. Wild pitches, Pitroski, Lauer.