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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
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SEPARATE FIVE
Weekly Game on Carteret
Court Tonight-RahWay
Champions to Play

The National Pneumatic Company
basketball team, of Railway, will
travel to Carteret tonight to furnish
the opposition to the Carteret Separ-
ate quintet, managed by Ed Cough
lin. on Coughlin's auditorium court,
in the borough.
This is the second week-night
contest for the boroughites, they
having originally played their home
games on Sunday nights. Last week,
the Separates lost a hard-fought
game to the Prudential basketeers,
of Newark.
In the Industrial court league or
ganized in Railway last winter, the
Pneumatic quintet copied first hon
ors. This plant also boosted of a
strong team in last years factory
baseball league, organized in the
Union County town.
For tonight's game, the Separate
lineup will be chosen from Charley
Brownmiller, Bob Handerhan, "Yak''
Lowenkopf, yves" Hansen, John
Bradley. Chip Cutter and Joe
Coughlin. These men played with
the outfit in last weeks encounter.
Rufie Allen, of this city, will be
the eleventh man on the floor and
hostilities will get under way about
$3.50 o'clock. An interesting pre-
liminary go, also is on the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

the other events as against Trenton,
the Essex County athletes will re-
turn to their homes tonight with a
defeat to their credit.
Captain Clark is again to he the
main point getter for the Jefferson
street team, and he will be ably as
sisted by Baker, Ryan, Lewis, Olsen,
Totin, McQuaide, Jones and Larsen.
These same men participated in the
last meet, but their work has shown
considerable Improvement in work
outs held since the Trenton affair.
Newark, it is said, has its strongest
team in years, and the manager of
the outfit is confident that the local
aquatic performers are in for their
second setback.
The events tonight will be the
same as In the first meet, forty, sixty
and one hundred yard swims, plunge,
fancy dive. forty yard backstroke,
and 160-yard relay.
A small admission will be charged
for the meet tonight and reserva-
ions have been made to handle a
good sized crowd. The first event
will be started at about Sis o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
NIadisons
YACHT CLUB BOWLERS
OPPOSE CRESCENT TEAM

AT the South Amboy Y. M. c. A.
bowling alleys tonight the South
Amboy Yacht Club win oppose the
Crescents in the bowling league OF
that association. This is expected
to be an interesting contest as both
fves are close rivals.
Starting last Monday a contest is
being held these next two weeks for
a turkey. To the member of the
"Y'' who rolls the highest score in
ten games u of twenty or more,
a turkey will be given. This event
was started last year with great in
terest and indications at present
point to more interest this year
Tournament scores will also be
counted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

Japan is recovering from her
earthquake. The more ignorant still
think 1t was an election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

Belgium's tired of backing up the
French. Only thing she a get out
of the Ruhr is herself,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

What sort of build is best for a
forward?
Answered by
"CHUCK" CARNEY
University of Illinois star and cap
tain OF the aII-Western Conference
team, 1921-22. High point scorer
for Western Conference, scoring 173
points, greatest number ever scored
by q player I'm n single collegiate sea-
son
The most effective forward is a
man who is tall and rangy, with long
and we'll developed arms. In mod
ern well-coached basketball, a for
ward is seldom in an open position
to shoot for the basket. He is very
apt to be hurried in his shooting,
which results in many points being
scored by follow-up shots. An eff
fective forward never loses an OPP
portunity to take the ball off the
blackboard well in the air. In col
lege basketball, a large proportion Of
the scoring is done in this way, and
it is obvious that the tall, rangy for
ward has the advantage.
Copyright 1923, Associated Editors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
FOOTBALL CLASH At 7O77ENVLLE
CEaTk'S Aquatic Stars
Prepared For BattIef
With Newark TOniGh

The aquatic representatives of the
local Y. NJ. c. A, captained by A.
Clayton Clark. Jr., will be in the
pink of condition when they enter
the pool tonight for their meet with
the strong Newark Y. M. C. A. swim
ming team. This meet will be staged
in the pool of the local association
building, on Jefferson street.
Several weeks ago che local stars
opened the season in a meet with
Trenton Y. NJ. C. A, in this city,
and the Capital City's representa-
tives romped off with a six-point
victory, by winning the relay event,
which netted them eight points.
The local relay team has shown
improvement, Captain Clark has
made known, and if the local SWIM
mers show UP in the same fashion in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
EVERYTHING SET FOR
Big FOOTBALL GAME
ON TOTTENVILLEF FIELD

Messrs. August J. Thomson and
Herman Gerke, Jr., managers of the
Beauvais Post. American Legion and
Roosevelt Club football teams, re-
spectively, signed agreements In the
News office last night for the long
awaited meeting of their elevens, on
the Aquehonga field, Tottenville,
this Sunday afternoon.
For many weeks, there have been
challenges and counter challenges
from both sides, and through the
se of these columns, it was finally
arranged to play the contest this
Sunday. The meeting was called for
last night, and final plans were made
without any difficulty.
Manager Gerke agreed to furnish
a Central Board umpire, also a
lnesman and a timer, and the home
club will furnish the remaining Off
Gals, including a Genital Board
referee. The game will start at 2:30
o'clock, and unless last minute
changes are made, fifteen quarter
periods will be played.
1t was arranged to use the same
men as played with the respective
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

The world may be small, but its
people shouldn't be.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
A. O.. H. COURTSTERS
WILL OPPOSE E. B. B.

The e. b. B. basketball team of
this city will go into action again
tomorrow night on the local Y, M. G.
A. court, when they oppose the A. o,
H. courtsters in a return contest.
These two teams met several
weeks ago on the %up-county court
with a result that the Hibernian
team took the contest by a 1925
score after an interesting tussle,
This will undoubtedly be another in
%teresting game as the locals are
anxious for a victory, besides being
het up about breaking the New
Brunswick teams winning streak.
Karl, M. Totin, Grieve, Chizmadia,
J.. Totin and Lebeda will line up with
the locals, while Harkins, Duffy,
Gear, Harding, Smith and several
others will visit here with the A. o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13

Plainfeld, Hoboken and Bloomfield,
Kearny and Jersey City, Passaic and
Railway, Rutherford and Bayonne,
and Elizabeth and Union Hill.
Jersey City should have little
trouble in %outrolling the Kearny out
fit, but Amboy should regain the
lead in the near future as the locals
next two matches after tonight are
also to be rolled here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
Junior RnwIers Win

The Jr. Q. q. A. NJ. bowling team
of the South Amboy Y. M. C. A.
Bowling League increased their
lead in the standing Tuesday night
when they took two out of three
games from the Big Five. Thomas
was high score for the Juniors with
212, while Dixon bowled 209 for the
Big Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
ANNEX
THREE GAMES
Climb From Fourth Place to
Second Position in
ElkS' League
Ellks Local League

The PAGERS bQWlers climbed from
fourth to second place in the Elks
local league last night by taking
three straight contests from the
Madison combination. The first
game of this set was decided by one
pin.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Easiest Terms Ever Offered

Not only is the price remarkable low-the quality of the very highest
but the terms III equally pleasing, offering you the opportunity to furnish
your home with a handsome Karpen piece Of upholstered furniture on such
easy credit terms that you will scarcely miss the money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Buying Karpen Furniture Is The
Same AS Choosing Friends

You seek joy and companionship from both. Karpen fur
niture has these qualites-at the same time giving you friendly
counsel and advice in buying wisely. We guarantee that Kar-
pen furniture will give you lasting comfort and satisfaction
with the minimum o~fexpense and remember that Icons terms
on Karpen furniture are the easiest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Karpen Fine Furniture
Opening Feature

r Kapen Furniture needs no introduction for its name and quality stand
high in public estimation
We are proud to anmmnceh that it sour privilege to offer this splendid Hne.f IF mnHue to our patrons
You are most cordially invites to see this furniture whether or not you
are intending immediate purchase. There are matched sMs large arm
chairs luxurious davmpcrs wing hairs and other. odd pieces am cover
ing of great beauty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-05
Opening Values

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Karpen Overstufed Suite with f1aring arms, tapered legs,
n 1se.,.s !" r, sDsns seat cushions and full spring back $47S.O
Karpen semioverstufed suite with base molding and
Queen Anne legs in brown mahogany finish, Karpenesque
spring cushions, spring edge seat, spring back and arms, CE0E n
covered in Mohalr at .no. So. sA.Da.s a.an .sH. snah. ."
Karpen Wing Chair, overstufed, deep spring seat with
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Karpen Colonial Wing Chair, genuine mahogany turned
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27
ELEVEN SZEIZMOGRAFOK

A legt0bb ember ismeri a faca-
nokat. Izletes husukat minden
inyenc kedveli. De az azsiaiak
mas oldalr6l is becsiilik ezeket a
pompas madarakat.
1smeretes az hit, hogy az al
latok eleve megerzik a foldren-
gest, nyugtalansagukkal jelzik a
nagyobb foIdl0keseket, melyek a
fold viharanak mintegy bevezet6i.
Ebben a tekintetben els0 helyen
allanak a facanok.
Most EFT a babonasnak latszo,
furcsa v6lemenyt meger0siti egy
japani tudos is, Xxi sokat foglalko-
zott sismologikus munkakkal S
tapsztalatilag is vizsgalta a ker-
dest hosszabb ideig. Alkalma b0-
ben volt ra, inert Japanorszagban
nemcsak fasan sok, hanem a fold
renges is.
Amint az Imperial Earthquake
Investigation japani albizottsaga
jelenti legujabb kidvanyaban,
Omari tobb szaz facant figyelt
meg, mely parkjaban szabadon jar
kalt es harom ev alatt % fold
rengest eszlelt.
Negy esetben az ember mem is
erezte a f0ldrengest, de a szizmo-
grafok, f0ldrengest jelzo keszii-
lekek, k0nnyeden kilendiiltek,
facanok pedig nyugtalansagukkal
hirt adtak a fold melyeben lejat-
sz6d6 esemenyr6l. Het esetben
facanok f0ldrenges el6tt, OF eset-
ben a foldrenges alatt, 6s mask
ct esetben k0zvetlen f0ldrengas
utan jeleztek rendkiviili idegesse-
giikkel sismologikus wharf.
Csak egyetlenegyszer maradtak
nyugodtak a f0ldrenges sellenere
is.
Omari ebbol AIT kovetkezteti,
hogy a facanok az eseteknek t0bb,
mint feleben sokkal nagyobb pon
tossaggal eszleltek a foldrenges',
mint a legtapasztaltabb, legkitii-
n6bb milszerekel ellatott megfi-
gyelo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27

gok legnagyobb charterjet,~ ami
lyen valaha is irva lett, mely a
legjobb kormanyformat nyujtja
nekunk, amilyent emberek valaha
is alkottak, es amely sziiksegben
es viharban megallta kozel masfel
evszazad probajat. Tiszteljiik.
nemkevesbbe, azon nagy ferfiak
emleket, xix ezt az alkotmanyt ne
kiink adtak: langesznek es a
neutrality-suspicious. legragyo-
cobb konstellaciojat, mely' vala-
mely nemzet eletenek horizontjan
valaha is fenyeske kedett.
Amig az alkotmanyt ellensegei
tamadjak es kritikusai denuncial-
jak yalodi amerikaiak, xix er6-
SEX apaik hiteben es akik hisznek
a koztarsasag rendelteteseben,
sorakozzanak az .alkotmany We
delmere, es merjenek iitest iitesert.
Az alkotmany az a szikla, mely-
re az amerikai nep epitette AIT a
kormanyformat, mely szabad-
sagban fogamzott es annak az esq
menek lett szentelve, hogy az osz-
SECS emberek> egyenloknek lettek
teremtve."
. Azok az igazi amerikaiak, Xix a
minden torveny alapjat, az alkot-
manyt, tiszteletben tartjak, mem
pedig azok, Xix ONO celokat cko--
vetve, az amerikai nepet Europa
erdekeben ismet haboruba, ujabb
szerencsetlensegbe .d0ntenek, ha
tehetnek, vagy pedig azok, xix
v4agossagtof rettegve, az 81 sotet-
jeben bujkalva, alarcok moge rel
t6zve, politikai hatalomra 'torek-
szenek: bekes eszkoz0kkel, ha ICY
celhoz juthatnak, eroszakkal, ha
maskep mem lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az l. oldalrol)

Vannak koz0ttunk emberek, Xix
amerikaiaknak nevezik magukat,
de akik alapjaban we've mem ame-
.rikaiak. Fejuk tele van kor-
manyzatnak europai eszmeiyel es
eszmenyeivef; az osztaly-uralom
gondolataval, akar monarcha,
akar csoese9ek erdekeben; az
egyen eletenek as vagyonanak
teljes vedelme nelkiil az abszolu-
tizmus parancsaival szemben. A
kormanyformank iranti tiszte1et
Manyaval alapelvei megertese-
mex keptelensegevel, elkabitva eu-
ropai politikai es gazdasagi elme-
letek aital, vagy az eur6pai ellis
meres becsvagyaval, eek az embe-
rex keszek felaldozni Amerika
draga aron szerzett szuverenita-
sat, keszek feladni az alkotmany
biztositekait es beleolvasztani ezt
az orszagot kormanyoknak az
egesz vilagra kiterjed6 kombina-
ciojavaf egyutt eggetlen super
kormanyha, melyben Amerika
csak alarendelt szerepet jatszana.
,Alkotmanyunk v6delmeben tul-
sagosan keveset beszeltiink; al
kotmanyunkat tulsagosan keveset
tanulmanyoztuk megengedtiik az
idegenseg agitatorainak, hogy a
k0zfigyelmet tulsagos kizaEola-
gossaggal lek0tve tartsak szabad-
sagaink ezen charterje ellen inte-
zett szofisztikus tamadasaikkal.
Tiszteljjik az Egyesitlt Allamok
alkotmanyat, az emberi szabadsa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27
VERHOVAY sEGELYEGYLET
106-ik fi6k

e heten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Varga Mihalyne, 1901 Manhat-
tan ave. /.
Macy J6zsef, 1-so, 1146 Republic
avenue.
Pivarnik Mihaly, 300 Alexander
street.
Hornyak Gy0rgyne, 1040 West
Rayen ave.
Szabo Janos, 9O5 Wabash ave.
Macy Janos, $50 Center st.
Osszesen 6 tag.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
61O Mabel st. Tel. Auto. 70533.
Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abban
hirdet6 cegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27
ERTEsITEs
A Neutrality-suspicious. Is Or,
kepx0 -szervezet tarsasest6lys

: A Munkasbetegsegelyz6 es On
kepz6-Szervezet 1923. evi sep
tember 29-en, szombat este, s oral
kezdettel zartkoru tarsas estelyt
rendez a 33S1a w. Federal street,
sajat helyisegeben, tagjainak re-
szere.
A program? Meglepetes!
Tisztelt tagtars! A vigalmi BIZ
zottsag erdekes estelyt rendez az
ON es csaladja reszere. Z Hozhat
magaval 81 baratot is.
Tiszfelettel w
A rendezoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27

Mindazok, xix valasztas napjan,
november 6-ikan, szavazni akarnak,
k0telesek magukat regisztraltatni q
k0vetkez6 napok valamelyiken:
oktober f., H., 19. es 20-an
A varos kozigazgatasanak uj for
malaria vonatkoz6 charter elfoga-
dasa utan sokan AIT hittek, hogy
csak minden negy evbeu egyszer
keu regisztalni, Crabbe allami f6-
dgyesz azonban ugy d0ntott, hogy
szavazek lapstromozasa minden
evben koteleze6.
A wardok minden korleteben a re.
gisztralo-helyisegek nyitva lesznek
november 5-iken is azok szamara,
Xix id6kozben egyik wardb6l vagy
korletbol valamely masikba k6lt0z-
TEX
Magyarorszagi szarmazasu polga-
rok = ferfiak es n6k = ne mulasz-
szak el regisztraltatni magukat,
hogy szavazatukat november 6-an
kukiuxklan ellenes polgarmesterje-
loltre adhassak. Ez rendkivtil fon-
tos!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-27

A rendezoseg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
She and Girl Friend Regarded AS Law
breakers By Curious Throng.

it that we must have at least
: some cough drops, and he said
there wasn't q chance to get 'em
until eight o'clock next morning,
kinda as IL he. expected we'd
stand there till then.
This seemed like an emergency
to me and ridiculOusly unreason-
able.
She might have been standing
out there with tack In her
throat for all the help she'd get
from him, although the place 10
supposed to be q life saver. IL
probably is when it comes to buy
ing junk to square yourself with
the wife or SWeety as you dash
for your train, but If you want to
save SO for q Doctors night call,
one minute makes lot Of differ
ence to them.
FINDS ANOTHER STORE.
II / cent moro meant so much
to their customers as one minute
overtime does to them, believe me.
Stell. they'd never get the rent
paid.
It was then / spied the good.
looking officer and felt / had to
Q tOH NY kEUuUlCD W sDUMtCUVAy1 0AAu
he had q kind face, so / started to
explain to him how unreasonable
/ thought they were when the
works was still full Of soda sip
elpers. He heartily agreed with me
sitter hearing my friend try to
talk. However. he pointed across
the street, where another drug
store was stiII open for business.
So we dashed over. much to our.
joy, as we thought every drug
store would be closed, and that's
why we were 50 insistent!
The mob was mighty disap-
pointed. They had gathered from
my conversation that we had been
trying to break into b drug store.
Probably had us figured out to be
a cOupIa complexion burglars
caught on the job.
Surely was funny to see how
sadly they strOlIed off. But by
this time / was rs much i'm need
Of the cough drops as she was
So, j say, any time you crave q
little excitement. dash up to n
good looking officer and start to
tell him your tFOubIes. Make
some up II you ain'f got any!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
FRISCO MAN ELECTED
DICTATOR OF MOOSE

AURORA, Ill.,, June 29.-Loyal
Order Of Moose lodges in the United
States and Canada now number
1892. and the total membership is
$4,000, Supreme Secretary Rodaey
II. Brandon reported to the annual
convention here.
New officers elected are: Supreme
dictator, Frank j. Monhan, San
Franciscan: vice supreme dictator,
Willard A. Marakle, Rochester. N.
r; prelate, Albert Cassidy, Balti.
more. Hold.over officers are: Su.
preme secretary, Rodney H. Bran.
don, Moose Heart: treasurer, w.
Harry Mace, Philadelphia. Mem.
bers OF supreme council include
Anthony p. Entenza, Detroit. and
John w. Forde Philadelphia. James
j Davis, Secretary Of Labor, re-
mains director general of the order.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
BRITAIN GAINS
]. s. COTTON
~
TRADE
Exports to South America Are
Increasing While Those
from Here Decrease.
BY TOM EVERRITT.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

! Again come Government reports
showing clearly the threat Of British
business ascenda2cy in Latin Amer
lea.
This time it is a report Of the
| United States Department of Com
merce showing Great Britain's in
creasing exports of cotton piece goods
to, those countries. which. when
placed alongside report Of the de-
partment showing decreasing ex-
ports OF cotton piece goods to the
whole world by the United States,
is more than commonly interesting.
The one report shows Great Bri-
tan to have exported $4,000, 600
square yarSls to Latin America alone
during the FIRST four months Of 1928,
while the otaser shows the United
States to have exported only 1884,
O3O, 628 square yards to the whole
world during the same period.
Butsth isn't all. nor the most in
teresting part of it, for the reports
show that Great Britain is SUBJ
stantially increasing her cotton
piece goods trade, while the United
States is losing ground.
America, the home Of cotton, Is
commonly thought to be the country
that should dominate any cotton sit
uation, but these reports show Great
Britain to be regaining the trade she
lost in Latin America during the
world war, and the United States to
be losing the trade she won there
during the war.
Although the United States, during
the eleven months ended May, 1928,
is shown by the reports not only to
have exported about 1,25O,000 fewer
bales OF raw cotton than during the
same period in 1922, but to have
exported q much smaller amount Of
finished cotton products, Great Bri.
tain is shown to have received con.
siderably less raw cotton, but has
substantially increased her sales of
finished products.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
Bv FAY KING.

Anv old +i,no vo, feel SoyIora
- ~ ~ 49, ano.,,,
ana negiected ana .n'nks nODOus
takes any interest IN you' yus1
step up to q good looking officer
o,,J sto,t "a tai him vo,,r tro,,.
'u = 49,. :.
Dies. ana IN less time tnA !.
takes to whistle Yankee DoOale.
you'll find there. are q WnOle
flock OF folks intensely inVeres1-
ed I'm yOu::, -.
They Will cluster ar0unu, VIZ. VIZ.
eyed and Open-mOupned' 20 W 81.
and see d the cop nas SEM .,a III
the wagon ~ s o lS sO.ns - "AA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
GRASS ON LAWNS COMES
THROUGH HEAT UNHURT

Col. Clarence o.. Sheriff.. superin-
tendent of public buildings and
grounds, has expressed himself as
greatly pleased at the condition Of
the lawns on reservations under
his charge following the record
breaking hot spell.
The grass has come through IN
great shape, he declares, attribut-
ing this to the fact that 1t has been
frequently cut to preserve the
Virility of the roots, and that on
account of these treatments it has
been unnecessary to employ rakes,
which tear the roots.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
SHORE DROPS CURTAIN
Z ON DIMPLED KNEES

ATLANTIC CITY, June 29.-
'Dimpled knees and decollete bathing
suits have disappeared from the
beach. Hereafter beach regulations
regarding dress will be enforced to
the letter.
At the beginning the the season,
the authorities were inclined to be
tolerant, but some of the fair bath
ers, who think pretty well of them
selves, day by day, in every way,
began to dress, or undress, more
as though they were preparing for
the bath tub at home. So now
rolled stockings and one-piece suits
are under the ban.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
SUBWAY MONEY CHANGER
CHARGED WITH STAYING

NEW YORK. June 29.-William
H. Lacey. forty-seven. subway
change-booth agent, was arrested
charged with strangling to death
Mrs Mary Byington, two years ms
junior, in the woman's furnisneo
room on West Eleventh street,
Greenwich Village, last SATURDAY
night.
For several weeks preceding the
murder the two were said to have
lived at the same address, but Lacey
was taken at the home of his wife,
on the upper East Side.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
committee sulcids bY sendine . bu

committed suicide by sending . bni.
let through his temple In his room
in local boarding house.
BY the side of the body was found
q note addressed to his sister, Mrs.
Helen Abrams. of Orange, which
read: Dear Sis: i have been q
fool Wasted my money on girls
in Philly. guess this IS so long
forever. Brother joe"
Gilfoy had boarded In West Or.
ange for about two weeks. It Is
understood he came here from TreY.
ton. His home Is In Philadelphia,
whore another sister survives him.