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The Washington times., 1913-11-24
Gaby and Her Hen
Defy Hotel Clerk

PITTSBURGH. Nov. z-Gaby Deslys
defied the management of the Hotel
Schenley when she was ordered out
because she had smuggled pet hen
and two Yorkshire terriers into the
apartment.
She declined to 60. ana her apart
ments are still in a state of siege
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
POST CARDS I
10c Dozen

Thanksgiving Day. Hike Christmas
Day. II the time to remember
friends near and distant.
So easy-to send . word Of good
cheer. Do IT.
Easy to cheer your own homo
with Miniature Turkeys to serve as
candy boxes and ice cups. at SC to
15c; with Crepe Paper for decora-
tons e 1oc. with Crepe Napkins.
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
No Phones For Them.

SHEFFIELD. England. Nov. 24.-The
world famous cutlery firm. Joseph
Rodgers & Co. has vet to install its
first typewriter or telephone.
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
BEWARE

The corset must be right
consult Mile. Kolb, the visiting
expert demonstrating the 1914
models of 'Ia Adria." Prices,
IS to s25-with samples COM
plimentary at only $3.50.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
1914 Tunic, Double Tunic & Three-tier Skirts
Newly Dainty of

Velvet Skirts in the new tunic
effects, with skunk fur C1O IN
trimming .......... 0lCsCU
Superb Man-tailored Skirts. of
black chiffon broad or M
cloth. at $6.98 to-. 0lCsUU
Horse Show" Tunic Models with
skunk fur trim etc IN
The latest peg-top R10 no
models. $7.98 to ..... 0lLsJC
Front-draped models. with ton
Of belt finished with @1n M
pleating, $s.sS to 80. 0lU.UV
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
Mince Meat

None Such. .....3 pkGs. 25c
Fancy Moist .......lb. l2c
Johnsons g 5-lb. crooks Jjc
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
Plum Pudding

R&R Individual can. .1Oc
R&R No. 1......can &c
R&R No. 2.-.......cdn i3c
The Washington times., 1913-11-24
e CHEESE, lb.,, zoe

DO Ible Roasting Pan,
consisting of two first
quality sheet-iron pans. Is
inches long, II inches wide,
AZ in. high. This pan is
fitted with an improved
ventilator.
Absolutely free to all who
purchase a soc can of A
& L Baking Powder.
The Washington times., 1913-11-24

Unique Paris models, with new
side draperies, up &C. 90
Check and Plaid Skirts, 1--WE
styles, in green and blue, brown
and black, black and eS m
Three-tier plaid Skirts. e1C M
$8.98 to .-....-.... Ox6sVV
The new draped-front e7 E0
Modes, IS to .....-. % seV
Black Serge and Diagonal Cloth
Skirts, regular and extra e7 90
sizes, $500 to ..-..-.--. OssSO
The Washington times., 1913-11-24

Citron, lb. 20c
Orange Peel, lie. .lJc
Lemon Peel. lb. .15c
Crystallized Gin
ger. box. ..1oc
The Washington times., 1913-11-24

Banquet Finger Ring, with cluster
stones. ....................S6 $3.50, 5000, $500
Necklaces of mock precious stones and
French enamel. mel..............S2OO 90 to $3.50
Egyptian Bead Necklaces. ....... .$1OO to $1,000
Real Garnet Necklaces. s.......... 5000 to $1,000
Velvet Girdles, Paris styles. $500 to $500
Tango Slipper Sets, Jeweed. .69c to $1,000
La Tosca Pearl Necklaces, with Solid
Gold Clasp. p..................S1.OO 90 to $1,000
Tango Grdes Silk Crochet, with Fringed Ends SOC
Vest Belts, Silk Suede and Velvet. ....... ST so
Brocaded Suede Belts. ....!.............5 SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
MUCH
IN AMATEURS
Entry Blanks for Newark
Bouts Received Here

The Amateur State Championship
Boxing Tournament that ia to be
held under the auspices of the Ma
tiona Turn Verein, at their club
house in Bruce street. Newark, Is
arousing considerable interest
throughout the state and the entry of
several of the best. boxers In the
state have already been received,
among them being hat OF Benny
Mitchell. OF Atlantic City, the 1875
pound champion of South Jersey and
the Champion OF the Middle Atlantic
Association Of the A. A. u. New
Brunswick will be represented by
Lester Doughty, Jr.. who evidently
is a very clever boy with his mits
in the 115 pound class, having won
5 out of 8 battles In which he has
competed to date and he ought to
give a good account of himself.
Requests for entry blanks have
been received from Camden, Pater-
son, Bayonne, Hoboken, JERSEY City,
Orange, West New York, Perth Am
boy, Passaic, South Orange, Bridge
ton, Union Hill, Princeton College,
and Trenton, and certainly ought to
prove a big boost for the sport. The
prizes consist of diamond studded
solid gold, regulation die medals to
the winners of each class an ruby
studded. sterling silver, regulation
die medals to the second men in
each class. Regulation bronze med
ais will be given to the third e
The Turn Verein expect to have sew
eral good boys In the various classes
who are expected to extend them
selves 20 their utmost to keep the
prizes at home. Ransom Reed. who
is the champion 145 pound class of
the National Guard and who halls
from Elizabeth. is expected to COM
pete. Also Benny Cohen, the
clever 1875 pound man of the Or
ange Y. NJ. c. A.. who several months
ago in the open boxing tourney, con
Quoted by the Turner'S, made such
a fine showing against the metro
politan champion, is also expected to
take part.
Any one wishing to enter may pro-
cure an entry blank at the NEWS
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
In Easy Going Trinidad.

The hotel h Trinidad Is the nntfthe-
sis OF the hustle Of the port aud the de-
irium Of the drive. An old darky In
faded livery, "Methuselah," totters out
md iooks Mt you. Coolly clad figures in
rocking chairs on the porch med ,taiive-
" absorb their drinks without even
doing that. After a time a clerk aD-'
pears and you sign the register. A
while later n black boy ONE and lifts
your luggage from the motor. After n
] tile longer interval the manager has
reached the point of taking you for a
long. slow. rambling walk, which leads
at length to the room that IL reserved.
1t is n huge chamber, half MS large as
q ennis court. A wicker couch. two
big cane arm chairs. two tables, a 81
gantic bed ard q chest OF drawers CON
stitute the furniture. The doors. the
window shades and the walls for two
feet down from the ceiling are lattice
work. open to nil the winds that Ao@.
A o In front opens into the garden
facing the savanna. In the courtyard
behind ia me white aigrets step daint!ly
among the palms. ard n parrot and
toucau screech to each ~1her from adj
Joining cnfes. On one slle is Il row of
sheds containing huge bathtubs.-
From The Path Of the ConquiSta-
dores," by Lincoln Bates. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

Sir John Hare In n diverting rpeech
at the Savage club told thlG r inis-
cence:
or Andrew Halliday, the .ounder of
this club, perhaps l may be forgiven
II / tell you a little anecdote. which
may or may not be known to you. An
drew Halliday was IN auti n. not a
very distinguished author. but an ex-
tremely nice, charming fellow. At din
ner one night at the club a stranger
was present.. and Harry Leigh asked
who was the gentleman at the head of
the table. That is Colonel Duff"
''Ohw Yes. that Is Halliday's broth
cr." II thought his name vas Halli-
day" HE took the name of Halliday
rs n nom de plume" oh. l see-posi-
tive Dun, comparative Dutrer. superla-
tive Halliday."-London Standard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
A Comb in tho Claw

Many birds possess a useful comb In
the claw Of the middle toe Of the foot.
This has been noticed in owls, night
jars, herons. bitterns. eormorunts. gan
nets. etc. 1t has been explained Us d
g of holding the prey securely.
The comb Ia sometimes replaced by u
curved blade with teeth. which run
along he inner side Of the claw. Such
a blade Is found in razorbllls. wild
ducks. gulls. starlings and many other
birds. Where a comb Is required the
inner edge Of this blade becomes d.
vided into teeth. Young nightjars or
goatsuckers have only the blade, but
old ones have q well developed comb. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
parnum's First Show Venture.

+. Y. Barnum launched his career IN
the show business by exhibiting a re-
markahle negro woman, believed to be
100 years old and said to have been A
nurse to George Washington. An old
bill of sale was exhibited, properly
dated, concerning Joyce Icth. then
aged flfty-four years, and evidence was
also furnished that she was nurse to
George Washington. Everything seem
ID 40 straightforward to the young
man that he was eager to become the
proprietor Of this novel exhibition.
which he purchased for Sl.oG0. $500 OF
which he paid down. selling out his In
tereSt in the grocery business, and the
other $500 he borrowed. He saw that
the thing to DO was to make people
talk and become curious and excited
over rare spectacles. Regardless Of
pense he advertised In New York. Eos
ton and Philadelphia, and the halls
were thronged until Joyce Heth died.
Matte nal Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

Seaside warriors, OF Eltingville.
may we'll be proud OF their victory
OF Saturday night, when they con-
quered the Bayonne Separates On
the Eltingville court by a 35-22
score. The Separates r recognized
as one OF the best teams In New
Jersey and have played against such
teams as the Columbian. who once
represented this burg In professional
basketball.
The game was a rough but fast
one and the Seaside tossers led
throughout the fray. The visitors
were outclassed in every department
OF the game and eve enjoyed the
lead. Elmer, a new man at the
Seaside pivot, made good" at his
Job.
"Al" Mcintyre was the shining
light OF the occasion and Boyle. Of
the visitors. who IS known to many
in these parts, was a close second
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
RAR|TANS TRIM
BAYSIDES 20-|2

In the second OF a series. the Rar-
itans defeated the Baysides on the
Auditorium court Saturday norm
ing by a 20 to IL tally. The first
battle between these midget aggre-
cations resulted in a victory for the
Bayside clan.
Filled with a desire for revenge.
the victorious squad started right
out after the scalp OF their oppon-
ents and when the gong sounded the
final truce signal. the Raritan toss
ers were proclaimed the winners.
Leo Schwartz, of the defeated
crew was the only strong factor Of
his team, while Joe Burns and Billy
Wilentz starred for the combination
hat won. Each of the three made
the shreds whistle three times while
shooting from the field.
Here Is how 1t happened:
Raritans (20). Baysides (f2).
C.. Wilson Warters
right forward. q
Wilentz ........ Smith, F. Burns
left forward.
II. wilson ........-.' schwartz
center.
Bollschweiler ..... F. Burns, Smith
right guard.
] Burns ......... Daily, Loder
left guard.
Goals from feld-C. Wilson t2).
Wilentz t3). r. Wilson %, j.
Burns (3), Warters %. Smith %,
Schwartz t3b. Goals from foul line
&C. Wilson 90, Daley %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
FUNNEL SQUAD
IN FIRST LOSS
TO BAYV|EW 5
After Twelve Victories South
River Team is Conquered by
31-21 Score Hare.

After winning twelve straight
games, the Funnel Five. OF South
River, ventured OF their own stamp
ing grounds Saturday night and met
defeat at the hands of the Bayview
crew. of this city, on the Roessler
Gym" court by a 31-21 tally. The
initial period resulted 1914 in favor
of the defeated combination.
1t was q great uphill victory for
the locals, who held the visitors to
but one field goal in the final period.
Liddle's duo of field goals and
Hornsby's counter from the foul
line tied the score Ia The secono
half and then Browning sent his
team into the lead with several fine
shots from the field.
Here are the makeups:
Bayviews {31). Tunnels CID
Browning, Henry ...H. Armstrong
"a Whitehead
forwards.
Hornsby Nuss
center.
Ramsay, Liddle, Roessler
Dey. Heighberger
guards.
Goals from feld-Hornsby t3),
Browning 20, Henry (2), Liddle
(21, Armstrong t3), Whitehead
%, Nuss 49,, Dey go. Goals
from foul line-Nuss %, Hornsby
CD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
R|VERS|DES IN FAST
CLEVER EXHIBITION
Easily Conquer Cartons Wand
Makes Good al Center Unusual
Amount of "Cinger" Among RiyeS

Although the Riversides had an
buirasy task in defeating the Cartons.
thres-st,,rooklyn, their opponents Sat
night. 1t was also evident
Perth ere was much more ginger"
snap" In the city champions
than is usually seen in their ranks.
II was probably because OF the new
life In the team in the form OF
lanky Alexander Herald Wand. the
promising young tosser. who per-
formed In the encouraging style
which is expected will do ava with
the weakness OF the "Rivies" at the
pivot.
Right from the start the locals
began with a rush and the visitors
with a mile rep,"were soon over
whelmed. 1t was not until after
two-thirds of the first half that the
Cartons scored one basket from the
field. The total work OF the Carl
tons amounted to two field and two
foul goals in the first half and three
field and one foul goals In the last
chapter.
Every one in the local lineup
showed class Saturday night. Cap
tain Johnny McCreery made several
fine shots and was the main scor-
ing factor. Durham did noticeable
work In passing and floor work as
MACS" side-kink. Wand played a
classy game at the throttle, keeping
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
SOUTH AMB0Y
LASSIES LOSE
Report Fair Sex Quintet
Triumph by 8 2 Tally.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Feb. 10.-Much interes,
was manifested in the game between
the South Amboy high school fair
sex tossers and the lassies represent
Ing the local school. The fray re-
suited in an So win for the keyport
maidens.
Here are the make-ups:
Report II. s. (S) J.. A. II. ). CD
Madolin Currie Ruth Domsholm
left forwards
Georgia Banes Ruth Locker
right forwards
Bessie Mount Ellen Parfsen
centers
Eioise Daniel Mildred Learner
left guard oi
Marion Brown Frances Gordon
right guard
Goals from the field: Georgia
Bauer (3), Madolin Currie (1).
Goals from the foul line, Ellen Par
isen (2). ua.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

on the 60 every minute. He was off
color in foul shooting, but that was
probably because Of nervousness.
having been unaccustomed to his en-
vironment. 'Scoot" Burns ana
Bunk" Allen were real stars as the
guard combination. easily outpoint-
Ing, outpassing and in all ways out
playing their opponents. Little
Eddie Regain vas in the game but
for two minutes and in that time
made a fine shot.
Rierson shot a classy basket In
the first half. Peterson's playing
was best for his team.
Here are the makeups:
Riversides (44). CARTONS (f3).
McCreery, Regain ...... Farmhouse
right forward.
Durham Rierson
left forward.
Wand Peterson
center.
right guard.
Allen keale
left guard.
Goals from feld-Rierson (2),
Farmhouse t2). Emerich (1), Nc
Creery (S). Durham (2). Wand
(3), Allen CD, Burns ca, Regain
"a. Goals from foul line-Wand
CIV, Farmhouse "a, Peterson ca,
Referee, Van Muichahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Do You Want German Titis7

People wanting n German title can
ret a brand new one for Sl25. The
committee on the olympic games In ap'
pealing for funds states b a these
games in Germany must be an example
of the German power of organization.
we must show the visitors. says a
statement. who will iock to Germany.
our fatherland In Its beauty and In
dustrial. economic and military might.
but. above all. the feats of our athletic
youth must bear witness to b mex
haustible springs of u national
strength and vigor."
With u view to encouraging dona-
lions the committee offers the title Of
promoter OF the German imperial com
mittee of Olympic games" at the price
aforesaid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
kEYPORT FIVE
DEFEAT LOCALS
lagos High School Seconds
Drop Contest Saturday.

Keyport high schools varsity five,
proved too fast for the second team
of the Perth Amboy high school In
their match on the formers court
Saturday night and resumed their
winning streak. The final sscore
vas 21-14.
The game was fast and interesting
and the clever team work during the
contest solicited much applause from
the big crowd of rooters.
The line ups:
Keyport H. S. (21) p. A. II. S. 90
Rapp Fiigen
left forward
Hines Q~uackenbush
right forward
Bahrenburg Putto
Polling, Currie Jago
left guard
Maurer Hardiman
right guard
Goals from the field: Rapp 80.
Hines 81, ~Bahrenburg "a, Polling
G), Q~uacenbush (2). Fiigen t2),
Hardiman a.. Goals from the foul
line: Puts CD, Hardiman (2). Rapp
"a. Referee. F. Clark. Umpire,
Canton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
REFUSES OFFER
To BOX AGAIN
Joe Honan Gets Inducements
from Sporting Promoter.

Joseph c.. Honan, 1.-THE Fighting
Waiter" has again received an Of
fer to return to the boxing game and
onc more has he refused to ~re-enter
the ring. William j, Lyons, of New
Brunswick. who is interested in box
Ing and who Is connected with Jim
Dwyer. a promoter, has offered Ho-
nan a chance to return to the ring
under the management OF Dryer.
The latter believes that the Waiter"
could make good under his charge.
However. Joe says that he will keep
his word in regard to this sport and
will never engage in 1t again.
Here Is Honan's reply to Lyons
offer:
"Mr. Lyons:
Dear Sir:-I thank you very sin
cerely for your interest in me. but
have given my word to R. s. Hail.
sporting editor of the EVENING
NEWS, never TO engage in a pirze
fight again. My word is my honor.
Sincerely,
81. C. HONAN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
X%LIVE !! 81. TIPS
By BOSCO

Too many people view life through the wrong end of the telescope.
When we "a of a mar that he won't hstan to reason we meraI
mean that he won't listen to US.
There is n 10 hatred like that one man feels for another man who has
grasped an opportunity he didn't see
Advice to girls-don't sue for a favo Or you may nve to u
for your freedom.
Truths of a Muse.
Any little girl
That's a nice little girl.
Is the right kind of girl
For me-"
But there's always
In the world
The incest little girl u"
Much nicer than the rest t
You see.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
T0TTENV|LLE D0WNEO
BY YONKERS QUINTET

Willis Larkin's crew OF Tottenville
tossers went down to defeat Saturday
night before the strong Yonkers A.
A.. OF Yonkers. on the Knights Of
Pythias court In Tottenvills by = IS
to 43 score. 1t was probably because
Of McQuillain's great work that the
visitors were able to forge ahead and
retain the lead long enough to re-
cord a victory.
The game was a splendid and clean
exhibition throughout. In the first
half the islanders we're ahead. 1925.
But the visitors were undaunted In
their efforts and their performance
In the final half was worthy Of a vic
tory.
Pagnod and. Bedell were at their
best and did their share in scoring.
But Price. Belts. and Preacher were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Tho Inteiiioent Bohemian Life.

Corot. the French landscape painter.
was a model Of consistent bohemian
ism Of the best kind. When his father
raid, you shall have $50 a year, your
plate Mt my table and be a painter or
you shall have $4,000 to start with II
you will be a shopkeeper." bis choice
was made Mt once. He remained al
ways faithful to true bohemian princi.
Piles. fully understanding the value OF
ieislra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Ban on Milwaukee Boxing.

No more boxing bouts will be allow
I'd In Milwaukee. according to a state
,nent by District Attorney Yockey aft
sr warrants had been issued for the
arrest of Jack Redmond and Joe Vel
Ting recently on the charge OF parttci-
Eating in a prize fght.
Jockeys action came after a con-
ference with several ministers. who
claimed that the bout YVES not a boxing
exhibition. but q prize light" and an
such In prohibited under the laws OF
Wisconsin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

George Gouiding. the champion heel
and toe walker of the world. now iiv-
Ing iu Toronto. Is Of the opinion that
there is a walker In Denmark who
sooner or later will succeed him as
champion
His name Is V. E. Gylke. He COM
peted In the 10000 meter walk at the
Stockholm Olympic games. making a
good showing. The Dane Is a natural
walker, with a smooth and finished
style.
Goulding announced a short time ago
that he Intended to quit. He Is consld-
cred the greatest walker that ever put
on q shoe and is the holder Of many
worlds records.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Doino Him n Favor.

rerturbed Diner-What on earth Is
the matter with you this evening, walt
err First you give me the fish and
now after the fish you give me the
sup. Waiter teonHdentiallyEWeil. to
the truth. sir, 1t was Ugh time you
~ thai dsh.-Loudon Sketch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
METUCHEN F. G. AND.
ATLANTICS IN TIE

sPTS METUCHEN F c M.
Soccer players met with ideal
weather Saturday afternoon and
the game between the Metuchen F.
C. and the Atlantics, of To~ttenvilie.
on the Metuchen grounds was a
splendid exhibition. The contest
ended in a IL score. The cold
weather forced all the players to be
on the 60 every minute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
hs Qosa, He poea.

A man tells a girl be would give all
he has In the world to make her hap
by. and then he growla when she mar
lies him and holds him strictly to his
word-New York Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Unforturate,

.Poor Jones. Life to him Is Just ore
scrape after another"
unfortunate. ehT
"Unfortunnte enough. Tie mas 10
shave twIce q day."-Boston Tran
scriDt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Unable 70 Appreelats u.

To some men popularity ia always
suspicious. Enjoying none themselves.
they are prone to suspect the validity
Of those attachments which command
n-CeorHe Henry LawsA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

Goals from feld-Collins go,
Smith (2). l. Crabiel go, Dorm "a,
Holzer (2), Snedeker co, Junker
(1, Zenewitch (D. Goals from
foul line. Crabiel (2). Suedeker
t1).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
A. A. A.. BOW TO

Special to the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Milltown, Feb. 10:-With Chris
Junker and Teddy Snedeker, OF the
senior Crescents, in their ranks, the
Crescent Juniors managed to conquer
the A.. a. A. quintet. of this burg.
Saturday night by a 1926 tally.
Here are the make-ups:
Crescent Jrs. (31) A. A. A. (28)
Dorm. Holzer ....... Collins, Smith
forwards
Snedeker Cradle
center
y. JunKer Evans
ZeneW1tch ........... Booraem
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
CRESCENTS WIN
IN S0MERV|LLE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Midtown. Feb. 10-Every warrior
In the Crescent lineup scored not less
than two field goals In their game
against the Somerville Company M
at Somerville Saturday night, which
ended in a 1875 victory for the
"Tiretown" lads. Garland, Hawk,
and Brokaw made some of the most
spectacular shots yet seen in Somer-
vile. Garland was the highest scor-
Ing factor, with twelve from the field.
- How and why:
Crescents (4G) Company NJ (3j)
Garland, c. Crabiel. Hawk, Van Pelt
forwards
J. Crabiel C~arnavalle
center
huitHou '..s'''' ....... Wachter
guards
Goals from field-Garfand C2),
C. Crabiel (2), J. Crabiel (3). Kul-
thau a., Snedeker t2), Hawk %,
Van Pelt t6), Carnsvalle az. Bro
kaw (3). Wachter (3). Goals from
foul line-Carnavalle O).
Roose wtevluoder2ki GAS Hffl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
Ouite Probable,

Quite Probable.
II the Lord hadn't made the httie
apples there might net have been the
delicious apple NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Union
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10

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