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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
1921 Was One Of Hottest Years.

Boston, Jan. 4.-The year 1921 was
ono OF the warmest on record here.
Weather Bureau statistics showed that
only once during the year did the tenn
perature go below zero. and then only
two-tenths OF degree. That was on
Jan. 25. The accumulated excess OF
heat over normal was i.a0i degrees.
II degrees more than that OF 1913.
which was the warmest year pre-
yiouyly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
URGES WHEAT FOR MONEY.
Hungary Suggests Grain To Stabilize
Unit OF Exchange

Budapest. Jan. 4.-Wheat as a sta
bilizlng unit OF exchange instead Of
money based on ina sSinary reserves OF
gold or silver was suggested by Sec
i~tary OF State Vicion TO the Syndicate
Of Hungarian Farmers at recent
meeting.
He proposed that banknotes Of the
value of "quintaP or 22o pounds of
wheat be Issued. Wheat as a standard
Of value already has received some
recognition. Many farm leases arr
made on that basis and in the new
agrarian reform measures taxes have
been specified as payable in wheat
values.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
MAINLAND RECEIVED HUGE
Sun FRON ITS RACE TRAC kS

Baltimore. Jan. a-The States reve-
nuo in 1921 from the four oue-mile
tracks IN Maryland was sse5,is5, the
annual report OF the State Racing
Commission 20 the governor. made
public yesterday. disclosed. The bulS
Of /, came from the $4,000 per day fee
each track Is required TO pay. The
report Also showed that S5t.ooo.ooo in
round numbers was bet i'm the pari-
muuucl machines at these tracks at
the spring aud fan meetings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
OLD SOLDIER NOW
TELLS THE STORY
Had Taken Many Medicines
But Only One tc Give Relief
Was Plant Juice.

1t Is always interesting to listen to the
statement OF friend, especially when
YOU know that he is one who is sincere
and honest in what ne says Added
interest is created in statement COM
ing from man of standing and un-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
nefeetl,e rins xtarts Yire.

Engine Company No. Vas num-
moned TO 900 South Franklin street.
the home of G. II. still. yesterday af~
ternoon when defective 6us started
n sl.rht FIRE in the house. The blHzs
vss cxfnguishcd by dumping coal
down the chimney. The damage vas
slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
Plan World Wide War on Pests.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
London. Jan. A society has just
been founded for the sciertific ext
termination Of vermin. Ii was christi
,ncd the Institute OF Applied Pest-
oiory. Alfred r. Moore. It's chairman.
believes II will accomplish work OF
international importance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
Administer Morclnnd E.tnte.

Register Of wis Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters tertnmentary on
The estate OF John s. Morelnnd 10
Laura Il, Mnrcland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04

but resign his present Office. There
seems 10 be no question that there
is a decided sentiment, at least among
he active party workers of the old
penrose machine FOR such n course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
TO ABANDON TROLLEY LINE.
Jersey Company Decides IN Scrap Cars
and Go Ont Of BUSINESS.

and Go Ont OF business.
Millville. N. j.. Jan. with DEN
cit OF many thousands OF dollars the
Millville Traction Co. announced yes
terday tkat its entire system, both
in this city and vIncland, win be
aha ndoned next Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04

IT has been an open secret for years
that tho company was stcadily losing
proposition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04

Lowest prices on really high-grade coats have
been reached in this great clearance sale OF ours
You who have been waiting for just such an oppor
secure handsome coat at small expenditure. Dis
tinctive styles quality fabrics; the seasons most
desirable colOrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
O'HARA LEADS
ALLEY EVENT
Rolls 229 Score in Match on
Hobart Street Alleys Last
Night

William J. o'Hara, star OF the
U. c. bowling team, took the lead in
the individual bowling tournament
on the Argonne alleys last night. He
rolled a 229 score which beat the
previous leader, Mike 500, by 81
pins.
O'Hara from present indications
will be rated as one OF the leading
bowlers in this vicinity, If his pres
ent exhibitions are continued. It
will be a real test for some of the
leading bowlers in this vicinity to
beat O'Hara's mark.
Soo's score of 208 was rolled the
previous night. the opening night Of
the tournament which will end on
December 90 at midnight. Last night
Henry Simonsen, star of the
Argonne team, rolled a Eli score
and later turned in a zoo score.
From now on until December 23
when-th ten pound turkey will be
awarded to the man having rolled
the highest score. all Of the leading
bowlers in this vicinity are expected
to visit the Hobart street alleys in
an effort to top the score of the pres
ent leader.
The Harmony Club bowling team
took three straight games from the
Mcclellan fire company team in a
match on the Argonne alleys last
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
Del" EVANS IS
CARDED To PLAY
With Orange Big Five Against
SayreviIIe Knights of CO.
Iumbus Outfit

"Bel' Evans, veteran basketeer,
and Joe Mccartney, football, boxing
and basketball star, will be with the
Orange Big Five in a game against
the S~ayreville Knights of Columbus
quintet on the Victorian hall court
in S~ayreville tonight.
Evans has played with some OF
the leading basketball teams in the
state during his long career on the
basketball court and at one time
performed with the National Turn
ers of Newark. Mccartney is better
in one or two other sports than he
is in the great court game. The
Orange athlete is a boxer OF note.
and has also gained honors as a
football player and in summer as 4
life saver.
John Baumann's S~ayreville repre-
sentatives have been playing real
ball this season and suffered only
two defeats in about ten starts The
Yorkville Separates and the Amboy
Stars downed the colors Of the
Casey players and both OF these
games were hotly contested affairs.
For the game tonight the Sayre-
vile lineup will be chosen from Kay
Handerhan, Charley Brownmiller.
Freddy Glochau, Red Lansing, Paul
Sutton and Charley Eppinger.
Father McCioskey will referee.
In a preliminary contest b fast
going Victorians of S~ayreville viii
meet a strong opponent and there
will be dancing as usual. The big
game will start about 9:15 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
POPULARITY IS
A BIC FACTOR
In Drawing Out Crowd for
Boxing Shows in This
Vicinity

One of the reasons for the big
turnout at the show of the Center
Athletic Club on Tuesday night last
raj the popularity of Billy Murphy
of Staten Island and the growing
interest in the activities of Joe
Moore, a colored New York boxer
Nt.o was brought to this city to fight
a six-round semi-inal contest at
the first show Of the organization
this season.
The attendance at Tuesdays
show convinced everyone that it is
boxing game in this section without
is impossible, however, to get a
satisfactory crowd when both par
Elephants in the main bout are
practically unknown to the fans.
After all the fans are the ones to
be considered.
The cause for which these shows
are run is a good one, the entire
proceeds being used to defray ex-
penses in the erection of st. Mary's
high school.
The preliminary bouts on the last
card with one exception were very
good. The matchmaker has enough
talent to pick from in Middlesex,
Union and Essex counties without
having any assistants in various
sections outside of the club COM
nIittee members.
The card for the next show which
is scheduled to be held January 9
will be announced in the near
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
JERSEY CITY 5
IN CARTERET
Amboy Conquerors to Play
Roosevelt Separates This
Sunday Night

The Jersey City Big Five, the COM
bination which defeated the Perth
Amboy Big Five on the auditorium
court last Saturday night, will per-
form against the Roosevelt Separ-
ates on Coughlin's auditorium court,
Sunday night. This will be the last
Sunday game to be played by the
borough representatives for the pres
ent.
According to an announcement
made by Booking Manager Alfred
Manner of the Separates, the Hud-
son county team will come TO the
borough with the same lineup as was
used against the Perth Amboys with
the exception that Jimmy Donovan
will be with the Separates. Another
star will fill this vacancy.
The Separates have been playing
good bail on their court and to date
have suffered only one setback, this
at the hands of the Frank O'Rourke
Stars of Elizabeth. The borough
representatives have defeated Har-
rison, Newark Triangles and teams
of similar strength.
Sam Denberg and Freddy Glochau
who were somewhat disabled n last
Sundays contest are expected to be
at their best for the contest Sun
day. The Carteret team will lire up
as usual with Eggers, Denberg. Clio
chau, Donovan and Donahue.
Starting probably in a week .ne
Separates will play at home on
Thursday nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
COLLEG|AN5
At PL.PLA|NS
Team That Stopped Local
Association Quintet to Play
on Island

Manager Walters Beauvais Post,
American Legion basketball team
will have as an opponent tomorrow
night at the Amicitia hall court in
Pleasant Plains, the Harmony Col
legian quintet Of this city. which is
managed by Bill Flynn.
The Beauvais Post team has been
beaten only n this year and this
victory is credited to the Montanas
of ~Stapleton, a contender for the
court championship of the island.
The Tottenville representatives have
not been as successful on foreign
courts.
Flynn's team has annexed vic
tories over the Sterlings of South
River and the Y. NJ. H. A. team OF
this city. The Collegians broke the
six-game winning streak of the local
association outfit in this city last
night.
Tottenville will lineup tomorrow
night with Price. I.sForge. Covell,
Preacher, Burdsoll and Hoehn.
Manager Walters endeavored to ar.
range a contest with the local Y. M.
II. A. for this date and these teams
probably will meet at Pleasant
Plains at a later date.
just what lineup Flynn will use
tomorrow night has not been an
nounced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
ALEX SNYDER
STARS ON COURT
Leads Grammar School Team
to Extra Point Win Over
High School Freshmen
II. S. Correspondent

Sensational work by Alex Snyd@T
brother of Tom, of Iyceum baseball
fame, was mainly responsible for the
extra period v'*a~v scored By the
Grammar school quintet of Miss I.
B. Miller. over the High School
Freshmen on the auditorium court
yesterday afternoon. The score WIS
liz.
Near the close of the season PEI
ROD. Snyder scored a foul goal
which knotted the score at nine all.
and the second half ended with the
score SO. In the extra period Sny
der made a shot from the other side
of the center line and won the
game.
This was the fourth CONSECUTIVE
victory for the Grammar school
team and next Tuesday Miss Miller's
basketeers will travel to New
Brunswick to lock horns with the
Roosevelt Junior High School team.
A return game with the Freshmen
will be played in the ear future.
The only foul goals credited 10
the vanquished team were made BY
Roth and Burke, members Of last
years Grammar School outfit. The
score at half time in the game yes
terday was SIS in favor OF the
Grammar school. Dooley refereed.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
lack Wheat
nv NEA SERVICE

BROOKLYN. n. Y.-The magnate
and the manager look for youth.
Only in rare cases is the athlete,
star that he may have been, regard
ed as an asset when he approaches
the ragged edge of the S5-year mark.
OF course. there r Cyrus Young,
Honus Wagner and others but they
are the rare examples.
Zachary Davis Wheat is about to
pass out from the Brooklyn Super
bas. Wheat, in his palmy days, was
without a superior, all parts OF h
game considered. When he was in
his middle 20's he could do every
thing-bat field. run and throw.
In 1918 he was the leading batter
with an average of .ss5 and in other
years he always was pressing n
leader and included in the list OF 800
fence-busters.
Wheat will be IS years Of age next
May 23. The Brooklyn Superbas are
tottering OF old age in the opinion OF
Owner Ebbets and Manager Robin
son. therefore youth must be served
and Wheat rs to move along to make
room for the spry, active youngsters
Ebbets has announced that he is
in a receptive mood where Wheat is
concerned and trade negotiations
already have been opened by several
National League clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

COLLEG|ANS
NOSE OUT Y. N. H. A.
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME

In a game which was featured by
close guarding and spectacular shots
the Harmony Co,legian basketball
team of Billy Flynn downed the col
ors of the Perth A1nboy Y. NJ. H.
A. quintet on the association court,
Smith and McClelland streets, last
night.
This was the initial setback o
the Y. NJ. II. A. team this season.
they having compiled a winning
streak of five consecutive games
prior to this contest. They battled
hard against real opposition and the
showing of the association represen-
tatives pleased their following.
Jack Cremmens, Elizabeth Metro
politan League star, featured for the
victors. making four of their six
field goals. while "Irv'' Schwartz
mar with three double counters and
a foul goal and "Yak" Lowenkopf
with one field goal and five single
pointers were the scoring stars for
the home team.
At the start of the game, the 60
ing was nip and tuck. and for the
first few minutes b only scoring
was from the foul line. Jack Crem-
mems basketed a goa from the side
Of the court and q moment later fol-
lowed with another field goal from
a similar position. Good foul shoot
ing by Lowenkopf kept the home
club in the running. Yves" Hansen
received a pass from Freddy
GIochau under the basket and scored
a field goal. after which Schwartz
man tailed q two pointer from a
POSITION behind his W foul line.
"Jiggs'' Donahue of the Roosevelt
Separates came through with his
two-pointer and the visitors contin-
ued. to lead. Schwartzman scored
his second basket of the period ana
a little later Cremmens made his
third two-pointer OF the initial
period. The score at half time was
12-9.s
Aths outset in the second period,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

The Perth Amboy five will go into
action again this Saturday night at
the New Auditorium against one of
the fastest quintets hailing from
Brooklyn and known as the Empire
City Big Five. The Empire City out
ut boasts of the cream of Brooklyn's
basketball tossers and performs on
Sunday afternoon at Coney Island
against the strongest combination Of
greater New York. The local man.
agement has arranged for a home
and-home series with the Coney
Island representatives and will per-
form upon that court the early part
of January. . =.
The local basketeers have been
travelling at a fast gait since they
opened their season in october, and
out of the fourteen games played by
them, have been returned winners
in eleven. Two defeats were admin
istered on foreign courts and one on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
AmbOyS Play
Empire City Five
Tomorrow Night

their home grounds last Saturday,
when the entire team displayed a
decided reversal of the splendid form
that they had been displaying up
to that time. With Saturday nights
bad game out of their systems. the
Auditorium eourtsters anticipate
running up another long string OF
victories, incidently. taking the
strong Roosevelt Separates into
camp on Saturday, December 23.
The Empire City Big Five have
upon their roster several men who
perform in the basketball leagues in
New York state and who are rated
faces high" in basketball circles,
being Curley, Barry, Dadson, who
appeared here before with Bill
Manning's Big Five-Driscoll, Col
Inns and Smith.
The regular lineup will be in
readiness to take the floor against
the invaders and are all in the best
of condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

Il would not be surprising n OF
these days to hear that the Five
Star pitching staff OF the New York
Yankees is minus one member, as
a result of a trade with another
club.
The Empire City Big Five has,
ketball team will endeavor to con-
tinue the winning streak with the
Perth Amboys when these teams
meet on the local court tomorrow
night.
A break between the boxing COM
m~issioners representing this state
and New York state Is expected as
O. result Of the announcement that
midget Smith Ia to fight in New
York, December 22. Smith STANDS
suspended in this state.
All of the teams entered in the
local Elks' Bowling League are IN
terested in coping first half honors.
This is the first time a two-section
bowling league was planned in this
city.
The Amicitia Separate basketball
team would like to arrange games
with l3O.pound teams in this vicin-
ity. r. Boerschel. Pleasant Plains,
or Tottenville 97A Is manager.
ai -
Ownie Bush. formerly OF the De.
troit Tigers, is the new manager OF
the Washington Senators. The
team representing Washington will
be s~trengthened before the start OF
the annual grind. it is said.
The Orange Big Five, with BEL
Evans and Joe Mccartney, the latter
a boxer, football player and life
saver, will oppose h SayreViile
knights of Columbus team on the
Sayreville court tonight.
That Harry Mccoy is one of the
leading referees in the state is made
known when It is taken into con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

A strong finish enabled the rep
resentatives of the local Elks lodge
in the Elks state bowling league TO
take the deciding game of a matcn
from the Bayonne "Bills' on the To-
cal alleys last night.
After losing the first game OF n
set by a seventeen pin margin when
the visitors rolled an $50 total, the
home club came back in the Sec
ond contest and won by thirty pins.
The locals also grabbed the deciding
game, twenty-one pins separating the
lwo teams at the close Of the third
game.
The home team was behind by six
ty pins in the tenth frame of n
last game and good rolling by Eyer
kuss, Nea!l and Richards carried h
outfit to victory. Bill Eyerkuss car
ried off high average honors in this
match rolling 1876, 1872 and 21S for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
BASKETBALL and VOLLEY
BALL GAMES At "Y" TONIGHT

Four basketball games and two
volley matches are scheduled to be
played tonight in the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium in the Sunday School
Athletic League. The schedule is as
follows:
Junior Basketball
Methodists VS.. Stars.
Presbyterians VS.. Lutherans.
Senior Basketball
Second Methodiets VS.. Woodbridge
Presbyterians.
Presbyterians VS.. st. Stephens.
Senior VoIley Ball
Presbyterians VS.. Methodists.
Baptists VS.. Methodists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL L

s~ideration that the choice for the
Walker-Krug battle on Monday
night, rested between Ertle and the
Paterson referee.
In the near future the Police
bowling team, managed by Marinus
Ludwigsen, will go into action
against a North Jersey police bowl
ing outfit.
At S~ayreville Monday night there
will he boxing bouts under the aus
pices of the Our Lady of Victory
church. These bouts will be staged
in Victorian hall.
Baseball doing in 1923 were dis
cussed at Junior ahll last night,
where the members of h Perth
Amboy baseball club met in connec-
ton with the annual dance of the
organization.
I. Jacobson of the local Y. M. II.
A. contends that his outfit has q
Jinx in the weather nan 1t seems
that the local association represen-
tatives have a bad night every time
they play at home.
An article in a New York paper
yesterday was to the effect that Bert
Smithers of Elizabeth and Jimmy
Sullivan of New York, will fight in
the eight-round main event at the
next show Of the Center A. c., on
January 8.
Mickey 500, well-known in local
athletic circles, showed on Wednes-
day night that he can do more than
pitch a baseball. for he sure did
toss a mean bowling ball in the Ar
gonne alleys that night.
If Perth Amboy would again take
the same interest in football as in the
days of the Dexters. this city would
have four major sports. Basket
ball. baseball and bowling are major
sports in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15

Yak Dowenkopf dropped In !
Iouble center and followed with q
foul goal. which tied the score AZ
IL all. Each team made q double
during the remainder Of the
session, one by Cremmens and the
other by Schwartzman, the score
changing hands several tines
through shots from the ffteen-foot
line.
Glochau and Hansen discounted 4
two-poin lead of the associations
team with five minutes to 20. and
u moment later the Roosevelt Sep
arste captain tailed the pointer
which decided the game. Charley
Sher missed a chance from the NJ.
teen-foot line with a minute to go.
Pete Hansen refereed the game
last night and called sixteen fouls
on the visitors and twelve on the
home team
Speedways Next
It was annouced last night that
a series between the Perth Amboy
Speedways and the Y. NJ. II. A. may
be started on the association court
next ThursIly night. The Speed
Ways beat the association team cut
for city honors last season and the
former outfit also won county and
district honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
JENSEN'S TEAM WINS TWO
FROM DEY'S ny" BOWLERS

Jensen's team won two out of
three games in the Thursday night
bowling league at the Y. NJ. c, A
last night, annex1ng the second and
third games after losing the fret
contest by a 102 pin margin. De
Andrea's average of 149 was high
for the night. Leu Carbon with a
1876 average led the winning team
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
Probe Wrecking of Auto

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 15-
The prosecutors Office is investt-
gfating the destruction of a taxi
bearing license N. J. 016.54s on the
New Brunswick pike along the Rar-
itan River railroad on Wednesday
night. The g%asolene tank OF the
car exploded and come near IN
juring people passing at the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-15
Parliament Adiourns

FdIIIdIH6u fNuJOuHhS
LONDON, Dec. is (By The Assc-
ciated Press)-British parliament
was prorogued today until Febru-
airy IA. The program of the ad-
journment went through without q
hitch despite the widely heralded
efforts of the small body of the left
wing labor members to prevent he
adjournmen of he House of Com
mons before a remedy was found
for the unemploymnt situation.