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Washington Notified

WASHINGTON Jan. 2O.-Monsig-
nor Bonzano, papal delegate in
Washington, was Informed in a cab
legram received at 9;45 O'Clock to-
day from Cardinal Caspari. papal
secretary, that Pope Benedict was
"veTy seriously ill''
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To Start Damage Suit

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 20:-
Letters of administration ad prose-
quendum We're issued this morning
by the surrogate to Lizzie Merce of
Woodbridge on the estate Of her
daughter. Julia, who was killed in
an automobile accident December
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WANTED

All the people who interested in the depression OF
the railroad tracks through the City will please take notice
that the plans will be exhibit the store at 287 State
Street An engineer from the City Engineer office will
be hand explain the plans and to any ques
tons The will be open from 900 A. NJ to 900 P. NJ
January 17th 18th, 10Th, goth and DIST
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Pone Sinking Rapidly

PARIS, Jan. 20. The Papal nun
ciature here received telegraph
frora Rome shortly after o'clock
this afternoon saying that Pope Ben
edict was sinking rapidly.
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Wire to Archbishop Haycs

NEW YORK. Jan. 20:-Arch
bishop Patrick J. Hayes today re-
ceived cablegram from Rome that
Pope Benedict was seriously ill.,
and Immediately ordered prayers to
be said in all churches of the dio-
cese of New York at O'Clock this
afternoon for recovery of the pom
tiff.
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HAYS TO QUIT Cabinet
POST ON MAR. 4, HE SAYS.

WASHINGTON, Ian. 2o.-Post-.
master General Hayes announced to-
day that his resignation from the
cabinet would be dated effective
March 4 in order that his term Of
office might include one confplates
year He said his contract with the
moving picture firm was signed In
New York last Saturday.
Twenty miles or more to a gallon o.
gasoline. Jefferson Motors, Inc l
l032S-1-20-ltt M
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NOTICE

Don't forget the Weekly Dance OF the
Junior club at Junior Hall, SATURDAY,
January 9tst
Committee reserves all rights.
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This is entirely wrong Moreover
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NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 20:-
Thirty-three cases are listed to
come before the grand jury at its
session today. One of these cases
charges Charles Kenyon with invol-
untary manslaughter in connection
with the death of August Barfus.
an elderly man, short time ago.
A. G. Clark, of Perth Amboy, is in
| terested in some matter to come
before the jury today.
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Income tax reports prepared. George
Silverstein C.. =. A. IN W Accountant
and Tax Specialist. 1873 Smith st Phone
1874. 9773-1-3--s
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NOTICE-Taxpayers public meeting City Hall tonight 100
o'clock sharp, to protest unreasonable increase i'll city
This meeting is for your protection Make
this organization live by being present.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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MORE REMOTE HAVEN
FOR EX-HUNGARIAN RULER

BERNE,. Jan. 20.-Former En-
peror Charles of Austria Hungary
and his wife, Zita. will be deported
to an island much more rem ote from
Europe thar Madeira to which they
are now exiled if their is any further
attempt IT restoration of their
throne, in the states forming the
former emLi~e. Zita who came here
to ne at the bedside of her son Rob-
ert. has so been informed by the
Swiss government, which transmit
ted to her a statement made by the
British ANA French and Italian am
bassadors EeTe.
Gail ami see the new Chevrolet 400 Sc
dan, Jefferson Motors, Inc
1o33s-1- 20-Its
A JTra Whfta Ga1 Nh Cofup
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P. A. Hdwe. White sale Now Going On.
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BOOKKEEPER; experienced double
entry. Write Gluck steel Barrel Co. city.
10O23-I-ll-tf'
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p. A. Hdwe. White Sale Now Going On.
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Pope BENEDICT Dying, Rome REPORT SAYS
WEATHER

Cloudy and cold
er tonight. To-
morrow unsettled
with snow or
rain.
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P. A udwe. White Sale Now Going on.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
:H0NGA BALL TEAM 10 BE Pill 07ED BY VETERAN

self in the ring. His work on the
coast has been marked with success.
While the fans have been clamor-
ing for another good show in this
city, the managers of the Empire
Club have promised to present good
cards and will continue with such
performances If interest is shown by
the fans. All arrangements for the
building have been completed and
Mcguire and Mulraine will have
completed the first card within a
short time.
Judge Forgotson visited with
Commissioner Dougherty at Jersey
City on Tuesday and arranged for
the filing of the application. The
bond is being prepared at the pres
ent time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
CITY
TEAM BEATEN
Y. M. H. A. Representative
Team Beaten by Local
Outfit

The Perth Amboy Y. M. II. A. bas-
ketball team had an easy time reg
istering a win over the Jersey City
Y. M. H. A. quintet on the local
court last night. The final score of
this game was 42-24, and the result
practically gives the local %associa-
ton the state Y. NJ. II. A. cham
p%ionship.
One of the regular players of the
Jersey City team missed his train to
this city, and it was necessary to
use Otto hickman and one of the
Jersey City utility men at differ
ent stages of the game in this posi-
ton. Schwartzman was guarded by
Richman and the Jersey City utility
man, and succeeded in registering
eight times from the field.
For the first few minutes of the
opening session the going was nip
and tuck, but after this stage the
game was a somewhat one-sided af-
fair. Schwartzman and Sher led the
locals in scoring, while Hendler was
high score ran for the Jersey City
outfit.
At half time Perth Amboy was
leading by a of 2S-1S, and IN
the second period Amboy made
fourteen points while the visitors
scored only six points.
''Chuck" Solador handled the ref
cree assignment in his usual capa-
BILE fashion.
MT .a,,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

The opening game of a three
game series between the Original
Celtics and the Trenton representa-
tive team to decide the champion of
the Eastern League will be played
at the Arena in Trenton tonight.
The Trenton team won the first half
championship. and the Celtics COP
ped honors in the second half.
The second game of this series
will be played in New York City on
Saturday night, and the third and
deciding game, IL necessary. will be
played at Camden on "Wednesday
night. Trenton. New York City and
Camden were the three biggest cities
entered in the Eastern league cir
cult this season.
The Original Celtics, with Nat
Holman, Johnny Beckman, Horse
Haggerty. Tom Barry, Chris Leon
ard, Dutch" Dehnert and George
Witty, are scheduled to play the
Speedways Of this city on the Audi
forum court here next Monday
night. This contest is attracting
great interest throughout the Third
Congressional District. The Speed
ways are the recognized champions
of this district.
The Celtics have an important
string of games on during the next
week or ten days. Tonight and to-
morrow night Trenton is scheduled;
Monday night in this city, Wednes-
day night Trenton at Camden, Fri
day night, Bruggy's undefeated Eliz-
abeth five at Elizabeth, and Satur-
day night the Albany team of the
New York state league at Albany.
The CelticS are the bippest aftrar-
ton in basketball today. This team
is what the New York Giants and
the New York Yankees are in base
ball. Nat Holman is recognized as
the Babe" Ruth of basketball, and
Johnny Beckman. his sidekick In
the forward position. is considered
as good as the Jewish champ.
"Horse" Haggerty and Chris
Leonard, who alternate at center for
the Celtics. are well known to the
fans of this section, having played
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
HARMONY NINE
IS ORGANIZED
Jerome JacoboWitz Will Man.
age Affairs of Roosevelt
Diamond Team

Jerome Jacobowitz, who has sue
cessfully managed the Roosevelt
separate basketball team during the
past season. was chosen manager of
the Harmony Field Club, borough
representative baseball team, at a
recent meeting. Manager Jacobowitz
expects to be as successful IN base
ball as he has been in basketball.
The Harmony team expects to be
in the running for county champion
ship honors. inasmuch as the lineup
of the outfit has been combined from
members of the Roosevelt Il. C. and
the Harmony team of last season.
Last year the Harmony nine won
twenty-five out of twenty-five
games, one of the losses being cred
tied to Joe Mullen's Amboys.
The Roosevelt representative nine
will lineup as follows: Makoski, /.
f.; j. Kelly, 3 b.; ]. Ginda, 2 b.; G.
Elk, C. f.; r. Dunn, ] b.: w. Dono-
van, r. f.; G. Young, s. s.; A. Gero-
manos. $, and F.. Love, D.
This team will play home games
on Sunday afternoon, travelling on
Saturdays and holidays. Games with
all the leading teams in the county
and district are requested. Mama
ger J~acobowitz can be reached by
calling Roosevelt 400 between l and
8 o'clock in the afternoon. Roosevelt
456-R between $3.50 and $3.50 O'Clock
and Roosevelt 352 any evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

Barnes looks ready for the big
show.
George Burns will be missed for
a time at least. In SINNERS and
Cunningham l have two youngsters
certain to develop into stars.
"Meusel will be in left and Young
in right with either Cunningham or
SINNERS in center. At the present
time SINNERS has the call. He
looks like a real star.
IT figure the Giants to win be-
cause my club unquestionaoly
stands out as the class of the league.
IF the Giants fail 1 will be willing
to take all the blame"
On paper McGraw's team certain
ly stands out as the class of the
league.
The big IF with the Giants is the
pitching.
Will Phil Douglas observe train
ing rules throughout the season?
Is Fred Toney slipping? His form
in the worlds series made it seem
so.
Was the remarkable showing of
Jesse Barnes against the Yankees a
mere flash?
A lot Of National League players
are inclined to that opinion. IN
1uestionably McGraw's only prob
lem is pitching.
DESPITE the TACT that the Giants
won the pennant last year, also the
worlds series. McGraw brought the
biggest squad south of any OF the
major league clubs.
Only one position on the ball team,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
5. j. c. TEAM To
!. PLAY bAKEL|TE
Important volley Ball Match
Tonight at "Y" in City
League

Tie feature of tonight's matches
~ the city volley ball league at
the L. M. G. A. will be the games
Letw cen the Standard Underground
Cable Works and the General Bake
lite Company's team. The Bakelite
combination, industrial league
champions have met n uefeat thus
far in this league. at the hands OF
the Press team, whereas the Cable
Works have yet to lose a game. In
the factory league the Cable Works
|succeeded in defeating the Bakelite
sextette, but once and as a result
the chemists seem to be slight "a
yorites tonight. A victory for the
Bakelite tonight will mean that the
lCable Works will drop its tie for
arst place, leaving only the Mer-
|6ants and Professionals in the /
POSITION. These three teams are now
lie for FIRST, but neither the Mer-
chants nor Professionals play to-
night.
Owing to the fact that the Y. NJ.
o. A. varsity volley ball team prac-
tices from 6:45 until 8 o'clock, the
ity league games will not start I'M
s o'clock tonight.
ronight's schedule of games is as
Follows:
Bakelite VS.. Cable Works at s
o'clock.
Terra Gotta VS.. Bankers at $500
o'clock.
Drv Docks VS.. Y. NJ. c. A. at $40
O'Clock.
Nationals VS.. U. S. Cartridge at 9
o'clock.
The Atlantic Terra Gotta team
knd the Bankers have the same
standing in the league thus far and
this match should be close. The
Ury Docks have not yet won a
match. whereas the 7 team OIL
Capt. Francis Oliver has won one
Ind lost one. The Cartride team mas
I,o@ won a match as yet and the
ltionals annexed n out of three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

John McGraw expects to win an
other pennant in 1922 with his New
York Giants.
Hughey Jennings, who assisted
McGraw in directing the destinies
of the Giants, is equally certain they
will repeat.
"I have q better club than last
year." is the terse manner in which
McGraw sums up his chances.
"a strengthened ball club, plus the
confidence that goes with winning
a worlds championship, insures an
other pennant," is the hope Hughey
Jennings offers.
McGraw is certainly entitled to be
called the "go-getter" Of baseball.
Winning pennants is his specially.
He just naturally goes and gets
them.
Quick to realize when his team is
slipping, McGraw doesn't wait I'M
til the crash, rather he prepares o
it.
Backed by an unlimited supply OF
cash, money never stops him when
he is satisfied some player will sup
ply thc required strength.
TN Snyder and Smith / have two
experienced catchers. They r ca
pable of alternating if L so desire.
Some clubs may have n man who
stands out more prominently. but
no club boasts of two catchers as
good as Smith and Snyder.
my pitching will be up to the
standard. Douglas, Nehf. Barnes
and Toney are regulars. Bill Ryan
and Pat Shea are about due. Virgil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
ART R0MERT To
Pilot OUTFIT
Succeeds Dick Carfoot- as
Manager of Aqueh0nga
A. c. Combine

Art Romer, veteran southpaw
pitcher of ~Tottenville, has been
chosen manager of the Aquehonga
baseball nine of Tottenville to sue
coed Richard Carfoot, pilot of the
team last wear and who was counted
upon to act in the same capacity this
season. Carfoot was unable to accept
the responsibility this year because
Of business pressure.
All the members of last years
team have been notified to report
for q. meeting to be held Sunday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock. The meet
ing will be held in conjunction with
a practice on Aauehonga field. pro-
voiding weather conditions permit,
otherwise the session will be held at
the clubhouse.
Romer is we'll known to the fans
of this vicinity. having made a name
for himself as moundsman for h
Tottenville representative team for a
good many years. also for different
teams in this section and the New
York police department nine. The
veterans arm is not going to last for
ever and the choice Of Romer for
the pilot position will surely please
the fans on this section OF the ISL
and.
1t Is n, case OF SlVlnS a veteran
player who has done much for the
diamond game. a chance to prepare
for the day when he cannot longer
be of principal value to a team
through the use of his arm. Romer
has assisted nobly in the handling
of the Aquehonga and Tottenville
baseball mines during the past sea
SOL
At the coming meeting it is ex-
pected that the opening date of the
season will be decided upon. The
lineup Of the team during the COM
ing season will also probably be set
tied at this session. 1t is not known
whether the Tottenville representa-
tive team will play Saturday or
twilight games before the start of
the seasons second half.
Communications for the Aque-
honga team should be addressed to
Manager Romer. 1913 Main street.
william Schuster, chairman of the
athletic committee and Richard Leh-
man, will look after the business end
Of the undertaking during the COM
ing season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
RICHARDS HAS
HIGHEST SCORE
Rolls 635 in Argonne Tourney
Last Night Other
Scores

Howard Richards went to the top
of the three game bowling tourna-
ment being staged on the Argonne
alleys. nv rolling a 635 score last
night. Mike Buko annexed the sec
ond highest position last night by
rolling a score of 607. Ben Jorgen-
son led the field in the new tourney
previous to last nights scores his
best total is COZ.
Henry Simonsen turned in a 5S6
score last night, giving him fourth
place. and Bill Jenkins 566 score
of the night before, places him in
fifth position. Other scores rolled
last night follow: A. Gadek, 55S: f.
Arapor, 544; Gus Pappas, $40; Ed
Simonsen, 493; A. Simonsen, 472: J.
Gardella. $50. and Bob Gillis. 423.
The biggest crowd of the week
was on the alleys last night and an
other big crowd is expected out to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
FIRE ALARM BOXES

91-Gordon and Meade Streets
s3-Madison Ave. and Paterson 81.
24-Market and Sheridan streets
25-smith Street and Central II. H..
2s-Market and First Streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
2s-High and Lewis Streets -
s4-Madison Avenue and smilh Stieesf
s5-Smith and High Streets 60.
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
37-Smith and State Streets
41-Standard Underground Cable co.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta WORKS
43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 81.
4~5-Commerce and Front Streets
46-State and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
be-Cortlandt and Easton Streets
64-State and Buckingham Ave.
55-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave.
56-Hall Ave. and Charles Street
67-Stats and Wayne Streets
59-Maurer
5s-Near Lead Works
62-Washington Street and Park Avenue
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64-Smith street and Watson Avenue
S~5-Commerce aud State Streets
Il and Smith Streets
73-water and Gordon Streets
4-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
S1-Brace and Hanson Avenues
sa-Smith and Herbert Streets
sS--Amboy Ave. and Washington st.
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
s5-Near City Hospital
s6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues
STANDBY and Hall Avenues
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
BOXING CLUB
At So. AMb0Y
Empire Club Makes AppIica-
ton to State Commission
For License to Hold Fights

SOUTH AMBOY, March 31.-The
Empire Boxing Club of this city have
made application to the New Jersey
Boxing Commission for the neces-
sary licenst to hold affairs at the
Empire Theatre. Those prominently
mentioned in this enterprise are
Judge Ruben Forgotson. Frank Dey,
owner of the Empire Theatre. and
Jack Mcclure, well known promoter
in this vicinity, and Chris Mulraine,
prominently connected with the
American Legion boxing affairs
within the past few years.
The first of the series of fights is
scheduled for Tuesday, Auril rs. AT
this time Frank Sturdy" O'Leary,
the popular local boxer, and Harry
Mason, Perth Amboy's recent offer
ing to the fistic world. will meet.
This match will undoubtedly attract
a large number of fans from Perth
Amboy and this city. While this bout
will not feature the evenings offer
ings. it Is expected the greater part
of the fans will he on hand to well
come these boys.
Mr.. AL Norton, of Yonkers, who
has steadily risen to fame in the
lighting world and who is well
known in this vicinity. will be fea-
tured at an early date according to
plans formulated.
Moe" Forgotson's training quar-
ters in the Bergen Hill section of
this city is quartering several prom
Using youngsters, who will be used
for the opening night of the EN-
pire's shows. Among the boys in
training with moe" are Soldier
Coughlin. Frank Sturdy" O'Leary,
Battling Barry and Black Diamond.
The latter is a colored youngster
weighing 126 pounds and who has
heretofore made a name for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
|GNONASA AND
cENTERs PLAY
Two Girls Teams Meet for
Third Time on Roosevelt
Court

The third meeting of the
Sc Paterson, state
f64~H6osevet Center girls, mas
scheduled for Coughlin's audi
m court in Roosevelt for sun
HIGHT of this week. This con-
viii be played as a prellm 10
koosevelt Separate-Newark III
rame. and Is scheduled TO
about S:15 O'Clock.
Winonas first the
on Elizabeth armory cour.
We point margin. n con.
as hard fought throughou.
visiting quintet gained tne
advantage in the CLOSING
OF the fray. Last SATURDAY
The Centers again played the
~. outfit, this time on the fat-
court. ...ir
. paterson girls play their
Il games in a cage and do not
a any backboards. This was a Dig
% dvantage to the Centers, anu
,~v were defeated by about ten
The Centers expect 10 OIL
4 one Of these defeats by. taklns
= OF the champions on
y roosevelt court Sunday night.
~ Centers will LINEUP with the
|se.es- King, Shechtman, Ellls'
4 Robertson and Schwartz.
In the main gamo the hoosevss
Iparates desire to even their ~ ~,
the Newark Triangles. ms
~ Il the only n credited VIII
orfnr a victory over the separates
! the Roosevelt court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

confer field. is in doubt, yet McGraw
has teen carefully looking over
about thirty recruits.
Hero are some Of the reasons NC
Graw advances for his opinion tnat
the Giants will repeat in the National
League.
At have the best infield in either
league in Kelly, Frisch, Bancroft n
Groh. In Johnny Rawlings l have
the best utility inlelder in the Ma
tional League.
Gu. of thirty recruits taken south
John McGraw of the New YORK
Giants feels that four of them Will
help win another pennant.
The four recruits who have al
ready made good are Ralph SINNERS
secured from Indianapolis, Claude
Jonnard from the Southern League,
Virgil Barnes from Milwaukee and
Edwin Hale direct from the Uni
versity of Mississippi. -.
SINNERS in all probability will
start III center field in place OF
George Burns, sent to Cincinnati In
a trade for Groh. His hitting Is his
only doubtful quantity.
Barnes is having his third trial
with the Giants. He seem to lave
arrived. He is a brother OF Jesse
Barnes the hero of the world series.
Hale has many of the faults or
the c~ollegian ball player. However,
he has remarkable ability and should
be a star in a yea or two.
Ike Boone, who led the Southern
Association in hitting last year, has
a. chance of being retained as pinch
hitter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
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