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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The President has signed the foreign del
refundinE bill. Rnt So far the near futur
* concerned it doesn't mean anything parti
cularly.
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Rainfall ~ hours ending T. NJ. ,
Rainfall ~ hours ending =. M Z
deficiency sine" March .. ?
Excess since January
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To Erect Mig stable.

"" IIrrr' "k H'""ie'
building Inspector Butler ycstcr
day issued n permit To the Richmond
Dairy Company Ia build brick
a,ahlc AT BROOK Road and Marshall
Street. To cos, 32t.tl1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

Late news from Ireland reminds us that II
Is extremely hard /" break the habits OF 7Ot
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

1t is announced that they're going 10 abolish
emotional dancing in the Cleveland public
schools. Evidently, Cleveland had Eottet
something of start other cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10
Tax En-,

disgruntled reader OF. this column nsks
us to say: only human society tolerates the
Bachelor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The Bristol lIerald-Couricr talks right out
I'm this fashion: while the people of Bristol
voted almost s"lidiy for Governor Trinklc. they
voted more unanimously for the con itutionnl
amendment 10 authorize the Icris,,turo IN
dir"ct the issuanc" Of highway bonds which
Mr.. Coleman urged. They have confidence I'm
Mr.. Tr'nklc as Governor. as they have I'm Mr.
coleman hs commissioner. They won't man
for commissioner who knows no one but the
whole people Of Virginia They believe Cole
man is the man for Highway Commissioners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The Washington Fire Department saved tn
Treasury Wcdncsday--hut Congress is still Il
session.
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Special Data.

~ "".'rNHII"II' II J.. Vt. Yesterday.
Wind direction. southwest, wind Va,
iociiy. 10. weather at T.. NJ, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

Tn" Halifax Record Advertiser learning that
me Legislature Is trying to pass a prohibition
bill with teeth in H." Offers this advice: Gen
Yemen lc' 'h"se teeth be madG out Of steel
bars Tx" those In the Halifax JAIL that Won
cannot filc, saw or break with n sIedpe ba,r
m,r"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The police and sheriN's departments of Los
Angeles are pursuing different trails. Each
seems to be richt-in disagrceing with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The Roanok" World-Ncws says: Members
nf the General Assembly had best hav" "A ca-o
how they proceed Ia vote themselves another
increase In salary. There IL always the danger
OF making the job 80 desirable that the In
cumbents might have difficulty In getting back
next time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10

The Blackstone Courier observes. "1bo T.;
nance Committee OF Rchmond.s civ Cannot,
has recommended reduction In the nric. az
gas Perfectly proper during the session of
til" Legislature" when the supply is Increased
beyond consumption rcuuirrmcnts'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
TOURNEY WILL
END SEASON
Jenkins is Leading Event With
Two Nights Re-
naming

The 1922 bowling season has
two nights to go, tonight and to-
morrow night, inasmuch as the
bowling tournament at Bohnsack's
alleys ends tomorrow night and this
is the only bowling event OF interest
on at the present time.
Bill Jenkins is still leading the
three game headpin event with a
score of 31S. Bocko is second with
SIS, Van Glider and Pappas are tied
for third with BIS, Dolan is fourth
with sos. Larson next with sol, H.
Simonsen is seventh with 29S, Gold
smith eighth with ass. Cohen ninth
with 2S7 and Einhorn tenth with
2S5.
Four cash prizes r offered. three
for the first three highest scores
and one for the tenth highest score.
1t has been a usual thing for Jenk-
ins to trail up until the last night
and then pull through a winner
He has succeeded in doing this in
two Journeys on the Argonne alleys
and one tourney on the Smith street
alleys. Pappas expects to reach the
top ala Jenkins tonight or tomorrow
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
MONTMASA ARE
AFTER VICTORY
Such a Result Would Show
Superiority Over Totem
vile Legion

In an effort to show their superb
ority over the Beauvais Post basket
bali team of Tottenville the Montana
players of Stapleton are DESTROYS of
taking the measure OF the Perth
Amboy Speedway basketball players
in the court contest scheduled for
the Auditorium court in this city to-
morrow night.
In baseball, basketball and foot
ball the Montana Club teams are
great rivals of Tottenville represen-
tative outfits, especially when 1t
comes to deciding the championship
of Staten Island in n of these
sports. In basketball this season the
Montanas, st. Peters and Beauvais
Post were out after the laurels. A
three cornered series was arranged.
games being played on the courts of
the three teams. This series ended
a triple tie. and another series was
planned. The games in the second
set were played on the Coliseum
court in Port Richmond, and there
was another triple tie.
The Tottenville basketball team
was defeated in games with the
Speedway outfit on the Auditorium
court the last two Saturday nights,
and the Montana players are Of the
opinion that il the Speedways are
defeated tomorrow night the supe-
riority of the Montana outfit over
the Tottenville Legion team will
have been shown.
Chuck Solador will hold the
whistle in tomorrow nights contest.
He refereed all the games in the
last Staten Island championship
series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
ASSOCIATION COURT TEAM 10 PLAY ONE MORE GAM
Main Event Will Bring
Back Boxing Memories

Memories OF the days when Kid
Potty. Willie Currie and Willie Muir
ply were boxing hesdliners in this
city. will be brought back Tuesday
night when Currie steps into the
ring 10 battle Johnny Carroll Of
Chrome, one of the present days
greatest favorites in this section. in
the eight round main on the
Center Athletic Club card 10 be
exhibited in the Auditorium, New
Brunswick VENUE.
Currie Is reported TO be in great
condition for this bout and this COM
bined with his ver willingness to
mix with any opponent. should make
this fight a hummer. When he
fought here before. the Staten Is
lander had a big following from lis
own section and also from this city
ard vicinity. He has been fighting
steadily since he last performed here
and it is reported by persons who
have seen him IN training. that he
has improved considerably.
In Carroll. Currie will meet a real
opponent. another mixer who is &C
tive every minute he is in the ring,
Carroll has been quite active of late.
he having fought in the main bout
at recent smokers held in this VI
oinity. Carroll has a following from
Roosevelt which places him on a par
with any boxing attraction any mu-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

nicipsiity in ms section can boast
Of.
Boxing fans In this vicinity re-
ceived the surprise OF their lives re-
Gently. when Mike Maize outfought
Carroll. This was at the Police So
cial Club show. but the staten Is
lander outweighed Carroll consider
ably and probably Mazie's hashy
work from the start OF the go, pre-
vented the Chrome boxer from
showing his real worth.
The Chrome boxer was beaten BY
a good margin, however by a nan
practically out of his weight class.
In Currie. Carroll meets a more
evenly matched opponent. II anyone
has an advantage in this match, the
Chrome lad surely has the edge. for
he will have the height and reach
on his Staten Island opponent.
Other Bouts
In the six round semi-fnai event
for the show Tuesday night. Johnny
Moon OF Carteret and Sturdy O'Leary
OF South Amboy. have been engaged
This is a return bout, the outgrowth
OF O'Leary's victory over Moon at
the recent fremen's smoker in
Roosevelt. Both men will try for q
knockout on Tuesday night.
Four f~our-round bouts featured
evenly matched opponents, complete
the card for this show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
PEMbERTON N
SECOND PLACE
Tie Between His Team and
FuIIerton's is BOWED Off
Last Night

The five ma bowling teams of
Captains Pemberton and Fullerton
clashed last night in a three game
match on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys for
the purpose Of deciding which team
was entitled to second place in the
league just ended. The two teams
were tie at the conclusion of the
league and this match was arranged
to determine the better combina-
ton. Pemberton won two out of
three games.
In the first game Pemberton's
team won by eighty-three pins. III,
made by Pemberton being high
score. In the second game Olsen, of
the Fullerton team collected 22s
and his team won by seventy-ive
pins. The third and deciding game
went 10 Pemberton's team by a nine
ty pin margin. Lloyd Johnson's
100 being high. Olsen's average o.
1855 for the night was high. Penn
berton averaged ia, being high fol-
his team.
An important meeting Of the cap
tains of the eight teams entered in
this league has been called by Su-
pervisor McComas for s o'clock next
Monday night in his once.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
IMPORTANT CITY VOLlEY
BALL GAMES TONIGHT

Four City Volley Ball League
matches are scheduled to be played
tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A, one
match in particular standing ont
from the others as the result Ct
this will determine whether or not
the league Is to end in q tie for first
place. This important match will
be between the Professionals, led by
Rev. Wilbert Westcott, and the
Merchants. captained by George
Sharp. The Merchants have lost
but one match to date, as have the
leading Bakelites. and a victory to-
night for the Merchants will, no
doubt, mean that the league will end
next week with the Bakelite and
Merchants tie for first. A match
will then have to be played in or
der to decide the winner.
The matches scheduled for to-
night are as follows: Vo~cationals
VS.. Bakelite at 1880, Bankers VS.,
Nationals at 7:45; Press VS.. Lead
Works at 8; Professionals VS.. Mer-
chants at S:15.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
!. NJ. H. A. To
REOPEN SEASON
Necessary to Play Jersey City
Regular Team Before Cup
is Awarded

Due to the fact that the manager
of the Jersey City Y. NJ. II. A. team
played with that outfit along with q
local player in a game against the
Perth Amboy Y. NJ. H. A. on the To-
cal court some time ago. this con
test practically has been thrown out
in considering the association cham
pionship of the state and there Il
every indication that the local team
will reopen the season next Thurs
dav night to combat the forcks of
the Hudson county regular team on
the local court.
But for the fact that a huge loving
cup is the prize awarded for the
championship, it would be foolish
for the locals to consider another
game with the Jersey City outfit.
Unless this game is played, hovs
aver, the Jersey City team, cham
pions of the Northern District. viii
be awarded the cup and the title z!
state champions.
The local association team closed
its season several weeks ago In {
contest with the Perth Amboy
Speedway outfit on the association
court. Tuesday night of this week
the athletic association gave . BAN
quet 20 the local players and in con-
nection with the same, gold basket
balls with the initials of the respec-
tive players and state Champions
inscribed on them.
The booking of this game will
mean that the local association out
fit will have the honor OF playing
the last basketball contest in this
section this season. stead OF the
Speedways who will on the au-
ditorium court TOM light.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
SIXTH GRADE
IN GREAT GAME
TWirIs HitIess Ball Against
Eighth Grade Team
Yesterday

John Polochok of Room %. &C
complished a most wonderful feat
yesterday when he turned back the
A boys of Room 20 without allowing
a hit or a rum. In the entire game
the Room 20 batters went out in
one, two and three order with the
exception Of three batters. who were
given passes and only n OF these
reached second. .
Polochok is small of stature n
is a student of the sixth grade. He
mixed his stuff in great style yes
terday and only one fly ball was hit
to the outfeld. The boys of Room
20 connected with the pitching OF
Shultz, a varsity man. for a total
of nine hits. Getz, catching and
Urbanski at first, featured for the
winning team, while Yusczik n
Friis starred for Room 20.
The final score of this contest
was 60 in favor of the sixth grade
outfit. who are now out for the
scalp of all other teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
TEDLEW|S {
s. KNOCKED OUT
Carpenter Puts His Opponent
Away in Opening Round of
London Fight

LONDON. May 12-Georges Car
pentier with a terrific short right
lab to the jaw knocked out Ted
kid Lewis for the count after two
and a half minutes Of the first round
OF their scheduled twenty round
match for the worlds light heavy
weight championship here last
night.
The men had just stepped out of a
long clinch, after the referee had ad-
monished them and Lewis was
standing with his hands down when
Carpenter put over the blow. Lewis
sank to a sitting position and did
not attempt to rise until Carpen-
Ter caught his arm and pulled him
up.
The decision was received with the
greatest disfavor by the crowd which
remained booing for a quarter of an
hour. The result as it came was most
unsatisfactory, for Lewis had shown
astonishing aggressiveness and had
rocked the Frenchman's mead three
times with hard lefts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
LEHIGH SCORES WIN
OVER DARK HORSE OUTFIT

The Lehigh baseball team downed
the colors of the Dark Horse nine
in a twilight game played on the
United Lead Works grounds We'd
nesday night. The final tally in
this game was 1919. The contest
was closely contested to the seventh
inning when the Dark Horses tailed
Ave runs and the opposition came
back with a half dozen counters.
Dummy pitched for the victors
while Ziggi was on the mound for
the Dark Horse combination. Ma
honey led the Dark Horse team at
bat, while Brown was the star stick
err for the winning team. Manager
Mahoney of the Dark Horses is de-
sirous of arranging twilight games
with teams in this vicinity. Address
challenges to 7S2 State street or call
1913.
The box score:
~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
Aicer Jensen Will Pitch
Here Sunday Afternoon

kicer Jensen, local southpaw, is
expected to start on the mound for
the Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ton nine against the Ridgewood
nine of New York in the game on
the Raritan Copper Works field
Sunday afternoon. Jensen's services
were obtained last night by Messrs.
Apologize and Poulsen, and It is ex-
pected the acquisition of this finger
will solve the mound worries of the
local magnates.
Jensen has had considerable
pitching experience, he having
twirled for the Newark Information
al League and numerous other
teams in this section. Last season
while doing the pitching for the
Amboy representative team in a
game on the Raritan Copper Works
has done little pitching since.
He has been working out consid-
erably of late, inasmuch as he has
received a number of offers from
semi-pro teams throughout the state
and his handlers are of the opinion
that his arm has never been better.
Jensen, it is said, has plenty of stuff
and with him on the mound the
locals have a good chance to stop
the winning streak of the Ridge
wood combination.
If the local southpaw Is capable
of delivering the goods in handling
the pitching assignment with Apple
gate. it in likely that that position
on the local team will be well taken
care of for tha season.
The local team started the season
with Applegate and Flynn as the
principal twirlers. and Wood as the
third boxman. Flynn was ordered
to remain out of the game because
of an injured arm and Apologize
has suffered considerably of late
with a sore wing. Wood did moi
show well enough last Sunday to be
counted on as capable of carrying
the pitching burden while Apple
gate is rounding into his regular
form.
Colored Team Here
Messrs. Applegate and Poulsen
announced last night that the Phil
adelphia Colored Giants have been
booked for a game here a week
from Sunday afternoon. This is the
first colored attraction to be booked
this season and judging from the
record of the team, Amboy VIII De
given plenty of opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
ST, EMERY BASEBALL TEAM
TO PLAY At CAMP RARITAN

The st. Emery baseball team of
this city will travel to Camp Rari-
tan Sunday afternoon to play the
representative team of that place.
The team and rooters will leave at
1 o'clock by truck from the corner
of East avenue and Washington
street.
Herb Mallet is scheduled to do the
hurting for the st. Emery outfit IN
this contest, while the remainder OF
the lineup has not as yet been an
nounced by Manager Sellyei.
The st. Emery's are DESTROYS of ar
ranging games with Woodbridge,
Matawan, Helmetta and teams of
similar strength. Address challeng-
es to 1872 Jefferson street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
MlTAWAN TEAM WILL HAVE
LEHGH NINE As OPPONENTS

The Lehigh baseball team OF
North Amboy will resume playing
this Sunday in a game with the
Matawan nine on the latter's dia-
mond. Manager Browns outfit has
practiced steadily since this contest
was booked and the Amboy players
are confident that they will bring
home the bacon.
The probable lineup of the visit
ing team will be Rush, catcher;
Deliman or Donohue, pitcher.
Peary, first base; Lasko. second
base; O'Hara, shortstop; Kimback.
third base; Shuback. left field; Gin
da, centerfield, and Majesty or
Dummy, right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
Pemberton's Team
Industrial League Game OF

The indutrial league basebaII
game between the U. S. Cartridge
and the Atlantic Terra Gotta teams
scheduled TO be played on the Rari-
tan Copper works field last night
was called of, and will not be play
ed until May is. This was to have
been the first game for the Cartridge
team in the league, inasmuch as the
game last week was postponed be-
cause OF rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
REAL FIGHTS Az ARDED
FOR CENTER 4. C. SHG

The Centre Athletic Club wisas
to announce that their bouts OF
May Ie at the Auditorium r not
to be exhibitions. but real lights
The committee in charge of this
show in a statement today made IL
known that il the public could see
the principals in preparation for
their respective contests there would
be no doubt about the class Of ac-
ton 10 be given the fans. This an
nouncement is made 10 Offset any
idea TO the contrary.
This show will be perhaps the
best ever given in this vicinity on
account of the pains taken TO real
" match the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
School Teams Play

The deciding game OF the series
between the Seventh and Eighth
grade teams Of st. Mary's school
will be played on the Hayes Park
grounds at 5:45 o'clock tonight.
Connolly and Rogan will be In the
points for the Eighth grade team.
while Kafton and Patten will COM
prise the battery for the Seventh
graders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
Saints Play Maurer Nine

This Sunday afternoon on the
Maurer field the st. Tnthony and
Maurer teams will cross bats. Both
teams are expected to use their regu-
lar lineups. and an interesting game
il expected. 1t il the first game be-
tween these two teams in about two
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

The Philadelphia Giants handed
out trimmings to a number of the
leading semi-pro teams in this state
and New York state already this
season, and the colored players ex-
pect to continue their onslaught III
this city. 1t is said that the Phila-
delphia Giants rate with the Royal
Colored Giants and other teams in
this class.
1t is the intention of the local
magnates to bring the strongest
combinations here, better teams be-
ing booked Sunday after Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
Catholic Club VS.. Caseys

The Woodbridge Knights of CO.
lumbus baseball team will cross
bats with the Catholic Club nine of
Plainfield on the formers grounds.
Sunday afternoon. Butch Neider
will do the fiingirg for the home
team. while the Catholic Club
moundsman has not been announce
moundsman is not announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
Atlantic Highlands Here

This afternoon on the Raritan
Copper Works field the Atlantic
Highlands High School varsity nine
will oppose the Perth Amboy High
School varsity team. This Is the
third home game for the locals this
season and the sixth regular game
on the local schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
The score by inning

Dark Horses 0 / 0 0 I 5 2 o. 9
Lehighs 80. 1 o 0 1 0 6 4 Ola
The summary: Three base hit.
Peary. Two base hit, Waverczak
Struck out. by Dummy. q; Ziggi. g..
Bases on balls. of Dummy, 4; Ziggi.
s. Hit by pitched ball, Ziggi, 8.
Umpire, Furdock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Rochester.
Reading at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
GAMES TODAY

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
International Leasue

Buffalo, 3; Jersey City, ).
Newark, s; Rochester. Z.
Baltimore, I; Toronto, o.
Syracuse, 4; Reading, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

st. Louis. 2: New York. o.
Pittsburgh. Ia; Brooklyn s.
Cincinnati. 0; Boston, 5.
Philadelphia, IL; Chicago, 9. III
nnings).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York. 4: Chicago. 1.
Cleveland. 5; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit. s; Boston, s.
st. Louis, 8: Washington. 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
"Cy' Young

Since the inception OF modern
baseball only three major league
pitchers have ever pitched a perfect
game.
These three are:
Charley Robertson. who for the
White Sox allowed the Tigers neither
a run nor a hit during the game
of April 80. In all, twenty-seven
men faced him. not one of whom
reached the initial sack.
Cy Young, who In 1904, pitched a
.no-hit. no-run game for the Boston
Americans against the Athletics.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

bylaws as may be necessary in order to
carry into effect the said AMENDMENTS TO the
certifcats of Incorporation constituted as
aforesaid) and the issuance Of the shares OF
preferred and common stock provided for IN
said amendments and authorized at said
meeting Of stockholders hereby called or any
adjohrnmen nts thereof.
q. To authorize ta) the adoption by the
board of directors of appropriate certificates
In new or revised form. for tho preferred
stock of the Company and for the common
stock OF the Company. setting forth the
rights. privileges and preferences substan-
TALLY as aforesaid with respect to said
classes respectively; and (b) the required
surrender OF the certificates for shares of
common stock now outstanding In exchange
Cor such new or revised forms of certificates
for such stock for number of shares
equivalent to the number OF shares repre-
sented by the certificate or certificates sur
rendered.
z. To authorize the directors to sell, for
such consideration they may fix from time
TO time. any all shares of the authorized
preferred stock and/or common stock.
8. To authorize the doing of any and all
acts and the execution of any and all instru-
ments which may be necessary or convenient
to carry into effect any and all action taken
at said stockholders meeting or any adjourn
nents thereof.
Dated, December IL, 1922.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
JOHN w. DOTY. President.
r. L. DALTON, Secretary.