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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-04
NATIONAL TROOPS
ADVANCE IN IRELAN

DUBLIN, Aug. 4-The Irish ir-
regulars have apparently abandon
ed whatever intentions they had of
making a stand on the banks of
the river FUR. The national
troops entered Carrick-on-F FUR
Thursday The 900 republicans
who had occupied the town fed.
Before the evacuation they des-
troyed all the bridges.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-04
FIRST HOSTILITIES
IN STATE MINE WORK

STAUNTON, md, Aug. 4
First hostilities in connection with
the taking over of the maines by
the state occurred today when
pickets on guard duty were fired
upon from ambush. The fire was
returned by the guards and later
the firing was taken up over the
entire area. Automatic rifles were
brought into action by the troops
and the firing continued for more
than an hour.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-04
STRIKING CLOAK MAKERS
IN CLASH

NEW YORK, Aug. A clash
precipitated when striking cloak
workers visited the Grand Cloak
Company in brooklyn today to
persuade workers to quit, sent one
OF the strikers, Samuel Wyorst to
the hospital seriously wounded in
the back and face. Police said he
was gashed by a cloth cutting
knife. Most of the combatantS
had dispersed when reserves ar
rived.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-04
TO AID INVESTMENTS
WASHINGTON, Aug. A

W AJIII4N u IO4N, AUS' +
Frank A. Munsey, owner and Pub
Usher fthe New York Herald,
was charged today in the Senate
by Senator Gooding of Idaho,
chairman of the Republican agri-
cultural bloc, with fighting the adj
ministration tariff bill in the inter
est of his investments in Europe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
OPENING
HERE TUESDAY
TO Be BIC ONE

Inauguration 81 the West Texas
League season ia Amarillo Tuesday
afternoon between the G1ssors and the
Lubbock lIuhbors viii b. the occasion
Tor a great holiday, according To pres
cnt plans Request Is being made OF
business firms that they close from
TO y. m. giving all their employees
n chance 10 attend the game. Petitions
nro being circulated among business
houses. ana splendid cooperation Ia
being given.
Hal l.. Withorspoon. business mana.
ger. IL anxious Tor Amarillo 20 win the
lagucs attendance cup \ great pa-
radc viii BE- feature ~ the afternoon.
SUNDAY school teams high school Col
den Sandstone. Lubbock Hubhers and
Amarillo Gassors will take part In the
parade.
Efforts nrc being made to get a yolun.
tecr hand 20 participate IN the after
Moons festivities. Earl d.izi Smith. or
Amarillo's owl Peaches Rulings, viii
work In the game Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
5000 RIOTERS SEE OPENER
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS TUESDAY, MAY End 1872 the opening day 81 baseball m
Amarillo the citizenship 81 Amarillo
Natura Sport and dsrous
. i that Amarillo,
tho West Texas League
l, clubs Abilene Clovis, Ranger Lubbock san
and baseball
. D. #, 81. - Amarillo and 49,.
hfs1ffd Silver Loving tu
,uh having the largest attendance ~ opening day for this
HhtI.stiuu Auioan
THEREFOR. Amarillo by
proclaim holiday
Amarillo between the ~ 100 o'clock
.h Tu,sdiy May e2 respectfully tina,
observe
tr holiday M closing doors aud disseminating business between such
uus
Ion u. MtRES
Mayer Of thu tiy IL Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
williams Gets
Two K0MEDS IN
DoDGER BATTLE

.fe .a.ir'.d Press
So louis. April - -Ellerbc's sin.
goo in thr tenth inning scoring NaneIl
cor. who had doubled gave the Browns
. sis Co. five victory over Cleveland to.
Ht o. WIS Van elders fourth
irish; victory OF the s.ason. Kenneth
Williams home run champion OF the
maIo.s for this year added two 10 his
total. giving him nine IN seven games
His first came Ia the fifth with Tohin
aa ,h.s;l. sss.as; csyylskie. while his
second Ia the ninth against the same
pitcher. tied the score.
Tohln alsp hlt a home run In the scv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
~. Iauis Loses.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Chl.ago was
more timely with It's hits today and de-.
feated 81. Louis Z TO 2. Wildness ny
Barfoot aud an error by Iayan tied the
game.
The visitors threatened In the eighth
when Ainsmith started with home
run, his third In the last three games.
Toporcer double. Smiths single and an
infield out Melted another run. after
which Aldridgc frightened up and stop.
ned tho rally
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

VT led Fut '..I Can'rl iieh
s. % ly al flu ...unI ..r.H.u.
a, enmo from tho naodfl .iv l.rs
rame q es fnr The r nHaIs TNf
NicIor- rI. ,tef.riH ,'H-, tN.
f,asof au 49, r- .H
sandi.s H0t Ht H. fH.
'mn 7 ur. i. ".u. s.'.
chammo s. Ho iae r.H....
ihe h.hu U1ir. t..r rn.I . .
athletic ,rar 20 C.nrH U..
are ca fh. verge ni Ur.ol.re
e. SYMPTOMS
Fou N.Il Control U vls nH
year ~Ie champ TE. r...'H.w
s. ths iHi tnn q. d.f.r 900.
year hs Thr fDu u. tEt
race fflI, ,bImr mH. .u
AmarIa. Houston. Mckinney. W.x.
hasm ana Waco.
Tho same waa % lal ,a,r m OBJ.
ninth I"nfE THE e.r $500 q tn g
IN The Iu, e nFHr. nod Tau Worth
wns az lat WIN tVn outs. und ta.
men on hascs. Winsisff connected with
The Tan ard ram fr thre hs.a. tb,
man "a third rru.re .n. iuf Wusl.U
was ciRtd ont Ger nnt touching nrr
hase This hsin rth. 'hId u'. uu
scures counted. En-. gam, Els .U
with the score n tns
For, Worth rii.eo bowl ard ,ta.lt
encd Co protest the elur. declaring filf
The gunner IA touched Urst M.slir.
toek. who uu rlrcd his,s. however. bad
followe'i the play and uIioi him out
IN order thl ff Worth might r.f D..
abb % even '.s .. KICK. CHarl.
puurn tho r1m. otrf
.ut rIih~ EXPENSE
Uy, nd asa fhr aim.
49, no were Or fbe field toliy
i.rry. ~ Tr Worth. refused fu
d. unless h. 1gh SIND tu ruf
WORTH Tor McCulauEh fo pitch fr him
Therefore. the gam. stands as it aa.
won. Anyhow. u b. the b,ii,f of bum.
dresis ~ fans who saw f as son as
the umpircs, that the game wns WON
fair and square. And Fat Worihs re
insal to aecept buug rrnetuIs off.I
oinehes this argument They have ab.
soiutcly no right "a khk.
Amarillo was the frs Oh scorc In
the So nd ing. Bni inwsun g0t hl.
FIRST dolhle 10 osnierfitla and r,.,,he.
third when Curtis died out BIN ,heI
f-fEed on an error hy Wells sitchsr
The Sandstorn ~ nDi srure aa-.ir uru
the ffth. but from thcn CO. mal. zoo.
run sch innirr
Central III nia. three runs b. 'h.
third inning. idfori connected with
enc ~ Branlh Aud.Is.1e lhrUU Ga
double q ioft field Hurhef single b.
the sam, 1uartcr scurci him Rowland
next maI %. kockcd a twuhtgrrr %
iiGht fiid. sefie Hughes R0N1uf ther
soored on a single b. K.ilf The M.
souihfn' VAS relieved by Turner. au.
NJ mo runs were made by Port Wlti
until I. 3 inning
In the ath fohu Anderson st @
double and was --lryl Bus Kaufmr
who sin "a. DURING tle E,gt sDssinn
BIZ Hslv Eni 90 first % ns fielder
ebo q stole Second stole third ans
came IN on a o. 10 ban hy Wells
kagfmsr. IN 60. zenith frame, BIN
ficd ouc o4t 10 center aHd reached first
Iiaviug Etinsd ocni 10 UruanIs or
rcr in dronrlur l1n. Dr. SOLE third
and thf as urh if hY Gibson
liay. a. f ruu was made i'
ins eighth .r'is who efroils,
% first. got % on gollrrs throw
ard cam b. HHs kaufman rs
J th'rf Tha made thc san
ts' ;0r ruTeF
a. To tfl Nl.-f h.t t1 center
field .l nt passed Bal
a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

s. Dated Tor Hoyt in i4th inning.
f'.il. ......... eHn Oh 600 600 03-s
Sow YORK ...... 600 OF 600 600 90
Two hIEH bits Smith. SchanF Home
run iff. Stolen las. s,hang. Sac.
r.Nr ffust.r Base on halls. Off
l''rf oui11 g. Ferguson I. Strncl.
or. hr Host O. Quinn =. Ferguson /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Pirates Are Nictors.

piTTsBi RGli. April s9.-Ph,s.
hurEh Won from Cincinnati to-day, to
g. ia free hitting contest l,iNcy was
Ia hard m The nth inning. and was
forced uum the box when singles by
NurauVnl, aud ,ir,cc Bohnes er.
go and rrayn,r's home run into the
f.Rht ilrld ~. achcrs resulted la fuur
al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Totals

two alsr hits El'crhs Gerber. O'Neil.
lu.caon. i1cotaon, Van Glider 2 Three
asr hts rohr. sew-ll Home runs.
Williams o T0ian stolen hases. VII.
ams i'7se IN iulls. or Covelskle .:
NHn tt'da. Struck out. by Van Gil.
e. Co. lskic 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
RANGER SHUTS
EAGLES OUT IN
AIRT|cHT FIGHT
Nv Associated Prrss

RANGER. Tex. Aprii ss.-york's
pitching folled Abilene In the pinches
today and Ranger won. 4 tn o. In nm or.
rorless game. The Nitros got 10 Edgar
In the first round. when he walked
Beliah and n combination slashlng and
hunting attack counted two runs. Al.
reds homer In the third added another
and a wild pitch following lioffman's
two hagger. gave the last run IN the
fourth. Amarillo presented a flashy
defense. four double plays nippinf
Nitro rallies Score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Angelo Takes Came

STAMFORD. Tex. April 90 San An.
''"lo took asluw game on a muddy field
from Stamford today. Robinson ana
Mcbride polcd some runs In first In.
ing and Mays was ierked In IN. thru
With the has's fun and an out. Alley.
'nder hit Tor the circuit In the elghta
with C"nlcy ON base. II started raining
IN the ninth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Two lasc hits. Rrug. Smith >. Topor.
Ger. stock. Stolen tases. Grimes. MA.
Ter. Home run. Ainsmiih. Base on
lalls. of Aldridre .. Barfoot J. pcrtica
?. Struck out. by Aldridge 4. Barfoof
!. Pcrtica !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Ranger

hurch. Hoffman home run, Alfred; sac.
rificc hits. Clayton, Piumi.c. stolen
lr'se. Edgar; struck out. by York 6. by
Edgar j: bases an halls. eff York I.
~ Edgar ?; Wild pitches. Edgar 2: dou.
hlc plays. Sain 10 Ivan. Siin 10 White
TO I.yali' Lyail 10 Sain 10 Iyall. Moore
Ia White to Lyali.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Harvard Loses.

B'SroN. April 2a.--i'nisersiiy 81
Pennsylvania defeated Harvard IN a
varsity eight ras. over the Henley dis.
iano, ga Charles River basin today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Special TO The New.

tlcflnI 70 T ne NV
LUBBOCK. April 2a.-iIefore a crowd
estimated az three thousand the l.ub.
book lIubbrrs opened the as1n at
home by defeating Clovis "a tn 3. Wool.
bridge for Lubbock pitched excellent
baseball. only two earned runs being
charged To- him. The hitting Of king
Gober and l.angford featured. So game
will he played Sunday. 4 duo'l" header
In scheduled Ter Mosiay. tn. rrnrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
l;osion Changes Luck.


NEW YORK. Apiil ?9-The Bosion
fmCrl-Ins broke their long losing
streak here today winning a itch, four.
teen inning game from New York five
to 'vo ii1vi GOT ~ a he; argument
With HnrIius after the fourteenth In.
Ming 1nd took e punch az the New York
manager l-causc b. had been ordered
to Jnss Smith. filling the bases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
lih Too >a,agely.
ny Associated Press

BpSToN, April 2s-Ncw York hit
avagoly today. defeating nosion " tn
k'liy nad" iv'o hon. rirs an mis-.
Judged flisf "a right neid. Young had
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
LUBBOCK OPENS HOME SEASON
BY TR0UNcING CLOVIS II TO 5

q home run. u triple, n double and
tive singles 10 five times ~ hat. Han.
,rufi hil nom. run to the ilag.pole.
New York hit "a societies Tor a total
ol II bases oBcckes and kopf con.
t..ff..tt..U ...t..tl..sI .luks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

.Snnmnry-TwoN las hit. Duncan 2.
nohwr. Thr-e.base hit. Gooch. Home
run. rraynor. Stolen hase. Pineili. Ems.
Bssc an halls. off Gillespie /, Cooper
:. Struck out. by Gillespie !. Coop.
"a ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Galveston ~ san Antonio.
Houston az Beaumont.
Fort Worth nt Shreveport.
Wichita Fails ~ Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
I'a,ler I:cais 4. A VI.

WACO. Arril SIN a pitchers has.
tie bs,wccn Tanner IL baylor ana En-.
bat 81 the Angles Bayior team. defcsA
ed Texas a. 4 NJ. here today By y
score Of I to o,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Athletics Win First.


w fssNfiatsd lfsHt
PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-philn.
delphia Won it, first HON. game OF the
stasou today. defeating Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
National League.

philll'lpha az Brooklyn.
lfiithufrh a. Ciucinnaii.
~ Louis at Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Cleveland al :, Louis.
iiosiun ~ Sew York.
Chicago at Detroit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

summary = TWOhase M, CUNNING
ham Narng. Gowdy. Thr.ebase hit.
Young. M,ua"l Bancroft. Kopf. Home
run, Young, Kelly 3. Bancroft. Has"
~ tails. az Jonnlrd /. Fillingim 3
Narpu,rd \. struck out 10y Doublas 2.
5 FIllingim l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
PHILLIES lose
ALTHOUGH they
SLUG EN- BEST


BROOKLYN. April sa.-ilrooklyn was
out h,ttcd bit beat Philadelphia TODAY
To 2. f;uethrr made hi winning re-.
ord gu, OF games a. date. Myers
catch against the centerficld wall that
robbed Williams of home run, was
IN. fi.ldinn feature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

'Batted fer lee In ninth.
MATTED for Mis hell In ninth.
Score by lnnings: m n
san Angelo ..... eai eco 02o-s o
stamford ..".....o 600 loi eei-3 \ 1
Summary-Two.base hits.< Butler.
Dcan, Sloan. Williams three-hass hi,
scweil: home runs. Robinson. Mcbride.
Alexander: sacrifice hits. Iuduick
sloan; innings pitched. by Mays 2is.
by Mitchell s2's: struck out. by I.,id.
wick .. by Mays I. by Mitchell 4: bases
on balls. Oft Mitchell Z. Oft I.,ldwick .;
hit by pitched. by i.udwisk tDinsmoreb
Wild pitch, Mitchell .: stolen hases. Me
Bride. Dean. Dinsinore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Two hase hits. Walker. Meadows
Three lns- hits. williams. T. Griffin.
Home run, iienllnc. Stolen base. Iiigh
H"nline. Base on halls. off Meadows
.. Rueth.r I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

SninnhifN Two'h1se MT. Johnston.
Hsiuach Walker. Perkins Thrcc.hasc
hit P.ckinpaugh, Smith. Heimach.
Home run, wcleh, Judge. Iasc on halls
81 Couua.y 2. licimach I. Phillips
2. Struck out, by Moore I. Heimach I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
WHERE THEY PLAY

West Texas League.
Amarillo at Swectwater.
Clovis AZ Lubbock.
Abilene at Ranger.
San Angelo at stamford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

summary Innings pitched. Alberis y.
Woodbridge .. Hits. off Alberts G. off
Woodbridge I. Home runs. I.angford.
Gobcr. Thre.has" bit. Wilbur. Two.
las" hits. Gobcr. Brown. Iiaker. Struck
pui. hy Alberts I. by Woodbridge :. Has.
IN halls. OF Albcrts o. off Woodbridge 3.
Sacrifice hits Allen. Rattle. Iangford.
THROWN. Splcgle. Stolen iases. spiegl..
King. Brown. Goler .. HIT 10y pitcher.
Woodbridge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

zy---liliiod fot Olsen In eighth.
zz-llan Cor cobb IN ninth.
zzz--Batiod Tot I.igney In ninth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Summlrv-Two.hasc hit. Schalk, Va
Ter Throelaso hit. Strunk. stolen
! ase. T. Johnson, Hooper linsr an
7 ais. OF FNber Z. Olsen g. Struck out
ly Fahcr 1. Johnson !, Olsen 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02
HIS HYPNOTIC POWERS
WORKED TOO WELL


DURHAM. y. H.. May AFTER
taking a correspondence course in
hypnotism Ralph III. Seaman, OF
York Village, a freshman in New
Hampshire college, tried put his
powers on his mate and fell
low townsman. w. Briant Hobson,
before an admiring student audience.
The spell worked. The subject
fell limp and the amateur was sat
isfied he had acquired the knack.
But when he tried to bring his room
mate back TO consciousness Seaman
discovered that all passes, swapping
of fingers. shaking, pinching and
shouting were of no avail.
A druggist was summoned n
brought stimulants: a physician was
called and rave medicine; two mem
bers of the faculty were sen for
and considered the case.
In the end young Hobson was
brought out of the coma by a COM
bination of all known antidotes for
hypnosis and fainting. Prof. Charles
Il. Summers. head OF the college de-
partment OF zoology declared II a
mild case of h~ypnotism. Seaman
said he was through trying to DEM
onstrate hypnotism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02
KEyPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Walter Snyder
have returned after having spent
the winter at West Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Lydia Brink was the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Mason Of Red Bank on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Gravatt, Of
Bradley Park, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Withers
were Sunday visitors at Red Bank.
Ladies Night" will be observed
tonight in Calvary NJ. l.. church.
Special speakers have been securei
and an entertainment will be PRO-
vided, concluding with the serving
OF refreshments by the Queen
Esther Circle.
Miss Gladys Evans has completed
a ~secretarial course at Coleman's
College of Business and Shorthand
at Newark.
Stella Aggelakos. the six months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
Aggelakos, of so Broad street. was
christened Sunday afternoon in the
1ItGk CllQICu at &NtN ID
Father Lazoras comforting the ritual.
| George Larecos, of Baltimore. was
godfather and Mrs. George Larecos
was godmother. The party made
the trip from the borough by auto
| mobile, returning to a banquet at
| the parents home. Those present
were from Keyport, Baltimore, New
Brunswick, New York and Perth
Amboy and included Thomas Will
1iams of New Brunswick, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Peter Calamora OF New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Larecos of Bal
| timore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heliotis,
Mrs. Elias Goldsmith and son Harry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Aggelako;
of Keyport.
Edward w. Young, ST., of New
York. spent the weekend with Mrs,
Anna L. Osborn and family.
DIR. and Mrs. o. C. Bogardus wers
visitors at the Allenwood hospital or
Sunday.
The Spartan Club will hold tn
second dance of the season Frida,
night in the high school auditorium
CLOSES orchestra will furnish IN
music for the occasion.
The choir of the First Baptis
church assisted by Mrs. Charles J
he had promised to marry her bu'
Durr, of New Haven, and Waite
Everdell. of Hazlet, presented a par
of the Easter music in h Baptis
church at Atlantic Highlands OF
Sunday to a large and appreciativ'
audience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02
CHURCH RUMPUS TAKEN
UP BY AUTHORITIES

LAWToN, Okla. May 9 (By The
Associated Press):-The LawtoG
Presbyterian church controversy got
outside the confines of the church
tocay. County authorities took a
hand.
A civil court of inquiry wa under
way directed by Fletcher Riley,
county attorney, who announced he
would go to the bottom of the whole
dissension in an effort to determine
the identity of three men who last
saturday night abducted the pastor,
tne Rev. Thomas j. Irwin. and threw
MIN in a ditch beside a road outside
Lawton, half conscious and gagged.
Filing Of criminal charges would
aepend upon the outcome of the in
vestigation.
The county attorney started about
the inquiry today by preparing sub
poenaes for about thirty persons
wEo had been suspended from the
pastors church. They were ousted
by the church session or executive
board n have been aligaId against
the minister in the movement to
nave him expelled on formal charges
drawn UP by the governing Reno
Presbytery.
County Attorney Riley said the
suspended members and anti-Irwin
factionists would be Intercepted
about the abduction and IL was 7indi-
Gated each would be asked to y
plain his whereabouts on the night
the KIDNAPPING took place.
Speculation today centered upon
whether Mr.. Irwin would submit To
a trial before a commission appoint
ed by the Reno Presbytery on
charges of conduct unbecoming a
minister" The trial is set for May
0.
A marriage bond tied by Pastor
Irwin at a bathing pool; church
moving exhibitions. and remarks
made by the pastor in his funeral
sermon a year ago owe the body OF
the late Jake l.. Hamon are some of
h seeds from which the fires of
~dissension grew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02
KEASBEY

Protection Fire Company No. 1,
held an interesting meeting in the
fire house last night. The company
is endeavoring to bring about inter-
fire company games in various
branches of sports and has already
given its support to the baseball
team which opens the seaso here
Sunday. A quot team is also being
organized. A delegation of firemen
will also be present at the charity
dance to be given by the Women's
Club of Fords,C at the Fords school,
Friday evening, May ~.
At the next regular meeting of
the company, May Is. the annual
election of officers will take place.
Refreshments will be served and
there will be several surprises in
store for the members. A large
turnout is urged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Kiraly were
Highland Park visitors, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabor Sipos were
out of town visitors Saturday night.
Carl Johansen of Jersey City. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Everson.
: The Misses Madeline Hogya and
Vera Horn, spent Sunday out OF
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Klein mo-
tored out of town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Deutsch en-
tertained. out of town relatives at
their home. Sunday.
Miss Mary 500 of New York, spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Albert Szentmiklossy and Mr..
and Mrs. /. Itokovics motored to
Long Branch, Sunday.
The Misses Susie Matthews and
Helen kiraly were out of town Wis
itors Saturday night.
The Misses Nora Burke and Made
line O'Leary, of Perth AmboX. visit
ed friends here last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02

she had found out he already wa
married. Public officials. investiSat
ing. say they found that Mayo wa
the husband az the anne time OF
Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo (leftl
since divorced. and Mrs. Lois Water
bury Mayo lcenter) neither Of whom
knew OF the others existence until
the investigation.
Last Sunday night Rev. George
NJ. Brewin delivered his farewell adj
dress as rector OF st. Mary's Episeo-
pal church and with his wife left %
Monday for Canonsburg. Pa. where
he has accepted the charge Of St
Thomas's Episcopal church. Tia
rector served the local church .
year.
An interesting service was con-
Quoted Sunday night at the Reform
ed church attended by BaystdS
Lodge No. 1913. L. o. o. F.. and Lady
Colfax Lodge No. 113. Daughters Of
Rebeoca, as guests of honor. Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds delivered a most 49,
propriate illustrated sermon relsftve
to the work of the order and special
music was rendered. A large con-
gregation was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. BoIau6
were visitors at Garden City on oau-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-02
HELMETTA NINE BEATS
SOUTH AMB0Y OUTFIT

HELMETTA, May 2.-The Holy
Trinity nine continued their un-
broken string of victories here Sun
day when they won over the Sheri-
dams Of South Amboy by the score
OF SIS.
All the scoring OF the visitors was
done in the first inning and the runs
were scored on singles by Commons
and Sushka, the first men up, an
error and a double by Gleason. who
tailed on the fourth hit by Desadias.
The team played a good game but
were unfortunate in the breaks.
For Helmetta. the all-round play
ing Of the team featured. John
Hollis triple and double coming at
opportune times. Valek. a new pitch
or showed up we'll and after the nrst
inning held the visitors In hand. The
score and lineup follows: