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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow complexion
palltd-touGu" Coatcd--aupctitc poor
YOU have a bad taste in your mouth
"a lazy. n"-Eood fcclinS-you should
take plivc Tablets.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablcts-a sub
stitut" for cal"mcl-wcrc prepared 10y
pr. Edwards after l. years of study.
pr Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixet
with olive oil. You Will know them
by their olive color.
To hay" II clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimplcs. a feeling OF buoy
an"y like childhood days you mus,
get at the cause.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets act or
the liver and bowels like Calomcl-yct
have no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and ovcrcom,
"onStipaiion Take one or two night.
ly and note the pleasing results
Millions Of boxes are sola annually n
be ana 3Oc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
eOC.>I.E..:... r y

Captain and Mrs. Horace Waldo
Forster. whose wedding way an in
tcrcstinE event OF October In Rich
mond. landed in New York this week
from the steamship Campigny, after
spending several months In England
ana on the Continent. Mrs. Forster
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Catcsby
Jones. daughter of Mrs. Catcsby Jones.
OF West Grace Street. AMI her we'd
ding this fall was celebrated in ST.
Paurs Church.
Captain and Mrs. Forster will ar
rive tomorrow To be tho guests of the
lattcr's mother for several days. be
foro leaving for Fort Riley. Kansas.
where Captain Forster Is stationed
for duty.
Hall Tonight.
Flags, bunting, palms and ferns
Will decorate the Blues .armory this
evening when the Service Legion
gives It's initial ball. Mrs. J. Caskte
Cabcll Is chairman for the event. AMI
has associated with her as patron
csses many prominent women. Mrs
j.. -. Hotchkiss is In charge Of the
punch table. and the following VIII
assist her in serving: Mrs. ST. Georg.
Bryan, Mrs. Aubrey Young Mrs
Robert NJ. Blankenship. Mrs. Elmore
-. lIotchkiss. Jr.. Mrs. Stuart Michaux
Mrs. David I.cakc. Mrs. W. ". Sale
Mrs. Robert Lccky. The candy table
is in charge OF Mrs. Joseph T. Four
Gurcan. assisted by Mrs. Howard
Lewis and a bcvy or young girls
The decorations are under the dircc-
ton OF Mrs. Archer l.. Richardson. as
sisted by Mrs. Charles ". Harlan
Music VIII b" furnished by we'll
known orchestra. ANA dancing VIII lie
from $3.50 until II o'clock
injury tssorinti"n Ia Meet.
hTaf
VIII b" tn" session OF tho Matthew
Fontaino Maury Association. Of
which Mra. T. u. MofHu Is president.
The association viii meet tonight I'm
room Gao Of the jefferson Hotel for
rs annual celebration in honor o.
Naury'r birthday
Tho program viii be very inter
cs,inI one ANA Il. Lynch Montague
VIII max" an address,. All Interested
nr" invited 10 attend
Iirnrht Dnn,nnt.
There VIII be an Informal dansan,
~ tho odd Follows Han this after
noon, from to $50 o'clock Tho
younger dancing set ~ invited Tho
dances mr." given under the auspices
OF tn" G. G. Q. ana VIII 10 very inter
csting events throughout the season
lichrht Entertainment.
I'm attractive Musical and literary
program has bon arranged bv tho
Ladies AID Society %: the First Chris.
tan church, TO b." held at tn. y. W
9. y. auditorium on Tuesday. Feb
runry H. "a, SIP. ~ Tn" program
viii b" rendered ny the following
S"loiS's, Mrs. 9 J. Price. N,ssrg
Guy Corbctr ana w .. Brinkloy; tho
aecoinranis,s. Misses Florence Ncis-
Tor. Ethel Boiling and Buiy Pierce
y trio from Il famous orchestra Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
ADVOCATES BROAD
WORLD AGREEMENT
tE0ntinucd f'rOm Firs, p,pn

CONTINUED From Firs, Pagc)
correspondents, wants tn. Initial
states I" participate in the economic
r"ni"r"nc" ana In whatever results
may he achieved AZ that gathering.
Ia" entire object Of tn. Genoa
conference. the British Premier CON
tinned was 10 establish Il general
pact that would guarantee all Euro
p"an nations against aggression by
their n"irhhors."
questioned whether Frances right
To invah" Germany in the event of
nonpaEm"n, Of IN" rcparations
Claims would he affected. LLOYD
George replied that no pact would
change the Versailles treaty.
Before Nristidc BRAND left Cannes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
Two Moon.h,ncr. G.. To Jn,,.

LYNcIiBuRG. VA. Jan. In. H.
Cash. Of bedford County, was con
victcd in the Federal Court here
under a charge Of moonshining. and
Judge Mcdowell sentenced him to SIX
months in the Bedford County Jail
y. NJ Cash, arrested at tho same time.
had previously pleaded guilty and he
got off with sixty days. w. H. Cash
claimed he happened TO bc AT tho still
At the time of tho raid. biz, the raid
crs had sufficient evidence To connect
him with the operation TO get a con
viction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
~ AND orr or TOWN.

Miss Margaret Loyolacc. of South
host"n, IS the guest az Miss Lucy
Lewis. at her homo 2ii9 Grove A.o-
nuc.
Mrs robert fi;zvorald has jus, re
,Hih'H from Norfolk. whcr" She ad
dressed the annual meeting Of the
'i""se"!E"S' League In ,h>t city.
or. ana Mrs u. u. llotchkiys. Jr
.! -hy' Monument Avenue. have re-
'ufh'a from .tr!p to New York.
NJ ana Mrs. \. Rodney whl,c. IT,
% NoIi'.k. have been guests Of rcIa-
tycs here this week.
Mrs Evelyn Johnson. Of wflmjr.
i,. g, Is visiting Mrs. j !.
-" VII, nt aHuN Iiupk ms Strcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14

You are in Richmond
primarily for the pur-
pose Of meeting up
there on the hill and
m a k in G laws but
there's no reason why
you shouldn't use your
trip to Richmond for
personal gain.
Did you know that Rich
mond's Clothing Stores
offer as fine a selection
Of clothing as you could
hope to find anywhere?
And this is January
the very time when your
money will buy more
clothing value than at
any other time in the
year. Isn't it fortunate
that January is Clear
ance" month - so that
you can save money.
Don't Legislators like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14

for the safety OF one particular from
tier
Lloyd George replied to this suE
Ecstion that Italy WAS in a some what
different position. and that her nat
ural frontiers formed Il barrier to her
enemies. adding that this hoped for
ARRANGEMENTS to he made At Genoa.
would offer further protection to all
European nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
Call on HALLWAY strike.

BELFAST. Jan. lathe strike Of
railway mon called for Saturday
midnight has been postponed as tn"
result ~ prolonged conference to-
dag between the railway managers
and the Minister OF Labor in the
Northern Cabinet as far as IL would
affect the Midland Hallway and the
Belfast and County Down Hallway.
Thu manages Of the railways
agreed 10 POSTPONE putting in opcra-
ton changes in wages and hours Of
work OF the men .or another week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

hhui:G. VA. Jan. l7.-o.,o,p
i'nTH. iiarris"n ana MISS Ausr.~
Lay eta Spickard. daurht.r ~ a..
ana Mrs. W. II. Spickurd were NJ
70" mere al III" homo. OF III. hrid,.,
r"I',,S utSGay. the cclehrant he.
inE Rev =. NJ Delaney. pastor =,
'''VeFmoA; Presbyterian Church.
LYNcHRURG. VA. Jan. :, NJ
aud Mrs. l.. Schewcl have issi,cd ;,'
F!ta'onS for the marriage OF ihnir
daughter, Miss Ida Schcwc,
Joseph opplcman. which is IN ~.
celebrated at o'clock tho oy.,,i,,.
oi January -. at Agudath shoI,ir,
synagogue here.
fRhbEEICKSEuKG. VA. Jan "a
--Lconidas Rosscr Porter ana ~
Louise Maude Newman. bo,b 81,
h!nSton. were married I'm mo
Judges Office AT the courthouse T.,
inns city yesterday afternoon Thc
CEREMONY WAS performed By Re-
t"hert Campbell Gilmore. paS,or y;
."c presbyterian Church MIR por-
Ter is native Of Wcstmorci,n,,
County, and tho bride, wbm ',"hn
widow, IS Il daughter of ThcoTora
hctchnm OF Prince William Coun,v
va The couple Will live in wosh
inston. q 'sn
EDiNBuRG. VA. Jan. !a.-J. Now.
ION wilson, of f:d!ngurg, was mar.
re" !" Mrs Lula Mccarthy Driver
r., oa"i ' on. in Wayncshoro. on
IueSday' The ceremony took Mac
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs l. NJ
Carthy Driver and was porrorn,.,
u ythe Rev. -. *. Walthall n ~
pastor OF the Wayncshoro pros,',.'
terrain church. Immediately nf,nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
Williams win Not Appeal.

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. l3.--John s
Williams. az Jasper County, sentenced
TO lifc .mprlsonmcnt in connection
with the alleged murder Of eleven
negro farm hands. Will make no APP
peal 10 the State Supreme Court for
Il rehcaring, but Will start serving
his sentence as soon as ordered trans
fcrred from jail here. Green Il. John
son. his attorney. announced tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
to save money just like
other fOlkS?l.

to save money just like
other folks?).
Whether your tastes
run to the big black
senatorial" hat like
Mr.. Bryan wears or
whether you like the
snappy looking felts or
derbies that we'll
dressed men are wear
ing makes no difference
as far as the savings are
concerned.
Shoes, too high or
low = they're all low in
price now.
Lin en- - ties - collars
socks all these can
be bought now in Rich
mond at very unusual
prices. But the best of
it is that you can find
just what you want
no matter what you
want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
Offers Reward for Tuo Negroes.

WETtMPkA. ALA. Jan. l3.-ShcriN
John J.. strength Is Offering Il re-
ward OF S2j each tor the arrest OF
VIII buckley. alias Shecly. and James
Lewis. both negroes, who escaped
from tn" Gilmore County Jail at >
O'CLOCK this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14

tho ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Wilson
icit Tor Orlando, F!"rida. wh"rs they
VIII spend the winter. on their re-
turn they will rrsid" in Edinburg.
The bride is charming matrun Of
stanton. and was formerly o!
iSr!dgcwatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Jan. H..
NJ icha"! Lonergau. OF Orange. and.
MISS Eivyn May Ernckrnan. Of tho
san" town. came to this city yes
tcrday and were married at the par
s0haIc of the linton Avenue
Methodist Church. the ceremony be
ing performed b. Krv. William II.
Iantzman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
CONGRESS WILL DECIDE
ON HENRY FORD'S OFFER
Other Bids Will Accompany
That of Detroit Man for
Final Action.
WEEKS is DlsArro1xrED
auto Manufactured Declines to Hrrc.
to t"rtnin Notifications OF Ills
Pl"Hs. Which Ar" Held Desirable,
by War Department Confrrccs.
iRy Associn,nI prces

WASHINGTON. Jan l3-JIonrv
fords offer for purchase and lease
or the governments nitrate and
waterpowcr projects at Muscle
shoals. Ala. will /" referred to Con-
gr"ss for final decision. {, was am
nouncoh today ~ the conclusi.n Of
conferences between government, az.
hciais and Mr. Ford ACCOMMODATING
IN" Ford proposal when /, is trans.
ii!ttcd, Secretary Weeks said. prob
aLy would be III. tvs" orcrs received
from Frederick Engstrtm. Of WI
ninSton. y. e.. aud G. g. Tinker. o,
SAN Francisco
Weeks Lacks tuihnrIty
Tho decision To forward tho three
offers to TIA" Legislative branch o,
TIC government. IL was stated. was
reached after consideration Of tho
Su"S;i"n by "N"cutivr officials lasting
over period "f mar. than six
months. Under the laws regulating
disposition Of real estate and other
properties owned by tho Federal gov
crnm"ni. &, was said. tho dauar,uou,
officers lacked authority to take final
notion ana wcr" compelled 10 refer
tn" Muscle Shoals offer TO CONGRESS
for It's consideration
Actual transmission OF 'hc promo
sails WAS not expected TO take p!acc
for at least two weeks i, was OK
plained that IN" Ford proposal frs,
would be drafted In contract form hv
law officers ~ tho War pcpartruon.
and y" submitted To Mr. Ford for his
signature before II was submitted In
Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
IRELAND READY TO
ASSUME AUTHORITY
UCOntinuod From Firr, Tare)

~ ''"''l I''f J. IINl ltEes
nouncrd Thursday. the auxilinr!ee
marched from the barracks 10 Tho
station this evening without band or
uaEs. Except ipr singing ~ songs
by IL" cadets tud iufrcqucnt .N-
changes ut comment with the few
p-opi" wii" lined the Sidewalks. nuih-
inr UNUSUAL siEualiz"d their depart
ur". Members OF the Irish E"publi-
can army. tn strong for .. lined the
r"u'" az march to prevent any pos
sibic uuioward demonstration.
Dublin Castle today was ia" scenc
Of tn" nust!ing activities The gates
wore sim In charge of TIA" military.
but civilians seeking admitta;cc met
with no hindranc". within thu cas-
II" precincts few evidences Of tho
military remained. Tho ccrridors OF
the various departments. military
ana civilian. were filled with trunks
and baggage OF all descriptions.
awaiting removal 20 the railway sta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
To I.rn,r Zach Dny.

II is undcrs'ood that about the
same number .. auNlliarics will leave
Ireland each evening during the next
Ntcck as departed tonight. Early next
week hfty members OF III" Royal
irish t"rStaFular g.. recruited from
outside Ireland. VIII return TO Eng :
land each evening FOR about a fort
night. This means tina, 1900 auxil-
iari"s and 700 BLACK AMI Tame VIII
leave Dublin within the next fort
night
Tn" release az Irish political pris-
oucrs from irish latls continued to-
day. Those liberated from English
and Scottish prisons are expected to
arrive in KinEstown tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
VIII Prepare Ncpnrt.

While tho legal departments are
working on the contract form. II was
stated. Secretary Weeks would pre-
pare a report for Congress contain
Ing what Comments" he believed It's
members should have for their in
formation.
what my comments arc" the sec
rotary said. will appear when / send
the Offer 10 Congress which viii be
done rs soon as the papers are pre-
pared"
Some officials said they believed It
would require a week 10 prcpar" tn"
contrac, and probably another week
or NOR. would he necessary TO oh
tain tho signature OF MIR. Ford. The
contract VIII be sent to Mr. Ford I'm
Detroit or elsewhere for that pur-
pos" when II is drafted
Explaining the action taken by the
conference. Sccetay Weeks said he
was disappointed In that MIR. Ford
declined 20 agree To certain moniiica-
tions AZ his plans which were held
desirable by his confcrecs. one Of
these was known To he that affecting
III" reduction OF the iO0-ycar lease
period. The principal modification
agreed TO ~ MIR Ford Was that guar
ant"ciug payment annually Of per
cent interest on the cost Of cunstruc-
ton ot dams Nos. and >, rccardlcS SO
OF the cost, whereas at first he Of
fcrcd interest only on $3s 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
"FOLLIES" PLAY
HERE TUESDAY
Famous Show of the New
York Latin Quarter Is
Sure Cure for Blues

THE "Follies" are upon us. They
arc knocking at the gate. Old Dull
care "a in for wicked lacing, for
che "Greenw1ch Village Follies"
sincerely hate and despise the an
o,ept fellow. The ''Follies"-no
matter whose-always serve 10
speed UP the tired population. They
savse smiles among the old chaps,
vide grlns among the youngsters.
Tbev Get the ladies crazy with talks
~ gorwns and furbelows, IL these
ia,,or are now worn. The FOL
lies" have become an institution.
The whispers from the cheerful
advance man send a shiver down the
snina for a moment. When II is
said that gone is the customary
group OF chorus girls" How can
there be "Folliesp without those
dear creatures? But wait<
"As a substitute" he said. 40 IA
nous artists models illuminate the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

ensemble with their naive beauty
and youthful shapeliners.
All, we shall go to Convention
hall Tuesday night for n sight OF
those 20 famous artists models. /"
We would see them illuminate the
ensemble" We would see their
naive beauty and youthful shapeli-
ness as cure for our approach
ing. enemy, old age. Yes, and it's
dollars to doughnuts well have lots
OF company. too.
Prominent in the Greenwich VII
lage Follies" are the Hickey broth
ere, famous comedians and dancers;
Billy Bann with his inimitable imi-
tations OF Pavlowa and Farrar;
Mayme Gehrue. the fascinating
oomedienne, Japonette, who dances
in the japanese scene; the McDougal
Alley Syncopators, the kings Of Jazz:
Judy Carson, Robert Dilts, Charles
Hall. Alice Humphries and the Bo-
hemian trio. all purveyors OF fun for
the multitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
NOT SANDS
Walter s. Underwood, Held nt To-
pcka, Is Trapped Number OF Times
I'm Story of Leaving Los Angeles.

TOPEKA, Feb. II. - Having
trapped Walter S. Underwood. held
on an embezzlement charge for Los
Angeles authorities, number OF
times in his story OF the william d.
Taylor murder mystery, authorities
today are more convinced than ever
that he Is not Edward Il. Sands.
wanted In connection with the Tay-
lor case. and now give little credence
that he Knows both Taylor or Sands.
In severe questioning Friday night
the officers got him badly confused
and are of the belief that he is
seeking notoriety.
Underwood had declared he had
attended parties at the Taylor home
several times. lie further main
tained that he left Los Angeles tho
night of the murder, going to San
Bernsrdlno. where. the next morn
Ing, he boarded a train TOR Chicago.
When reminded the murder oc-
CURED on February 1 and that he
did not arriYe in Topeka until sevon
days later. he found himself trapped.
lie then admitted that he must have
left Los Angeles three days after
the murder instead OF the same
night.
A United States naval officer from
the Kansas City recruiting station
failed 10 identify Underwood as Ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
ERECT TEMPORARY QUARTERS
Orcutt Memorial church Has Out
grown Its =. 3. Facilities.

Temporary quarters for tho adult
Sunday school department OF orcutt
Memorial church will be erected
this week on the church lot at
Fourteenth and Quaker. The wooden
structure will consist OF three class
rooms. each s0x6O feet. Additional
space is needed because OF conges-
tion in the church building. Glasses
20 be housed will he the womnn's
Bible class. the BellSiew Boosters
class composed Of young married
people and taught ly Neal Ireland,
and the new mems class taught by
NJ. l.. Poundstone. The mems class
which was organized two weeks ago
with Frank Applegate as president
Wilburn Clark ~ secretary and w.
II. Botkin as treasurer. IL working
now to increase It's membership
Of forty
Temporary Sunday school hous.
Ing will not be required when the
new church at Fifteenth and quaker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
CLUB WILL HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Transportation Club WIN Show Nov
les OF Glacier National Park.

Following its regular luncheon at
6:l5 o'clock Tuesday night in the
high school cafeteria the Transpor-
tation club will hold open house In
the high school auditorium during
what is said to be one OF the best
programs during the last year.
Tho program will start at 1870
o'clock. according to II. G. Hughes
the club secretary and is open to
the public. There will he moving
pictures and lecture on Glacier
National park, pronounced the Won
der spot OF America, In addition to
a musical program and two talks
Tho films OF the Glacier park have
been loaned TO the board of educa-
ton and viii be shown IN every
school during the connie week, ac-
cording to Hughes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
DcBarr for commencement Speech

Special 20 The World
PONCA CITY. Feb. II. - Edwin
DeBarr, head OF the chemistry de-
partment Of the Oklahoma state
university. where he has been an in
structor since 1892, will deliver the
commencement address at the an
nual graduating exercises OF Ponca
City high school on May 90, accord =
ing to an announcement today by
City Superintendent ]. n. Hamilton.
This years class will have approx
mately so graduates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Is completed. with basement and
foundations flnisht', erection has
been halted untll business condl-
tions improve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

In France during aerial maneu.
vers over Metz recently there were
zoo bombing and fighting airplanes
In the sky at once and no accidents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

ward Fitz strathmore. believed 20 be
an alias used in the navy by Edward
r.. Sands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
MOLLY'S PITCHING IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR Big
AMBOY POLICE WIN

Veteran Molly of South Amboy
pitched sensational ball for the Perth
Amboy Police Social Club baseball
team in Elizabeth yesterday after
noon, Amboy winning 6 to 2, eve
ming the series between these tive
combinations. The deciding contest
will be played on the Raritan Cop
per Works field in this city next
Tuesday afternoon.
Molly had the hard hitting Eliza
beth blue-coats eating out of his
hand throughout the eight innings
OF play and his performance In this
contest was equally as good as his
work for the Sacred Hearts of South
Amboy against the Columbian CluD
of Woodbridge last Sunday after
noon.
Three well scattered hits were
credited to the Union county police
team in yesterdays contest and their
only runs were made in the first and
eighth innings. On the other hand,
the visiting delegation connected
with Mega's offerings for thirteen
safeties. Molly famed twelve and
walked nary one, while Mega made
seven batters drop the willow via
the strikeout route and five passes
were issued.
In the opening game of this series
with the Elizabeth team on the To-
cal field. Amboy won, but Elizabeth
| evened matters on their OWE field in
the second game. In the third con-
| test on the local field, Amboy was
again beaten and the series was ev-
ened as a result of the outcome OF
yesterdays meeting.
Molly, Frank Seiboth, Bill Peter
son and Toolan led the Amboy team
at bat with two hits apiece, while
every other mar in the victorious
lineup made at least one safety. Re-
git. Mason and O'Brien made ths
hits for the home team.
Amboy scored a run in the mrs
and Elizabeth evened matters II
their half. Amboy scored another
run in the third and their third rur
in the fifth. Three runs in the sew
enth stanza sewed up the contests
in Amboy's favor and the Last Eliza
beth run was put across in the las
Of the seventh.
After the game the Elizabeth team
gave the visiting bIuecoats a BIZ
feed. A number of AmbQy fans &C
companied the team to Elizabeth u
witness this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
PREPARING FOR
HOME OPENING

In preparation for their opening
home game with the Tottenville
representative team in st. Stephens
auditorium on State street, near
Buckingham avenue, this Saturday
night, the Perth aAmboy Speedway
basketball team will hold a practice
In its new hall at 1880 o'clock to-
night.
Last Sunday night the Speedways
travelled to Newark and in a fast
contest took the measure Of the
Junior Mechanic outfit of that
place. The Speedway players had
not previously held a ball In their
hands this season, while the New
arkers had gone through several
practice sessions. Newark papers
declared that the contest reminded
the fans OF a mid-season battle.
Because of the fact that the Tot
tenvflle manager is planning to
have his team in trim so as to get
the jump on the Amboy representa-
tives, the Speedways may hold an
other session on Friday night to
make sure that they will be at their
best on Saturday night. The Tot
tenville team will line UP the same
as last season.
For the game Saturday night the
Speedways will have Davis. Hand
erhan brothers, Sutton, Brownmil-
Ter. Bradley and a New York state
league basketball tosser. Chuck"
Solador will do the officiating in this
game and in all Speedway home
contests. su