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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
MISSING MANS
BODY FOUND
Son of Sergeant Ryan of So.
Amboy ViCtim-Found
at KeaSbey

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 1O:-The
body of a man found on Saturday
morning in the Raritan river direct
~ opposite the docks Of the STAN
dard ~Ffreproofing Company at Keas-
hey by Robert Deegan, of Wood
bridge, proved later to be the son of
Sergeant and Mrs. Patrick Ryan, of
this city, who had been missing from
his home on John street since We'd
nesday and for whom a statewide
search had been started.
The Woodbridge police were no.
titled and on advice of the coroner
the body was removed to the morgue
of r. A. Hirner of Woodbridge. who
several hours later buried it in st,
James cemetery. 1t was through
sheer luck that the Ryan family
were informed that an unidentified
body had been found at Keasbey
Chief of Police Thomas Gleason and
Sergeant Ryan went to Woodbridge
to investigate and at once identified
the clothing worn by the latter's son
at the time of his disappearance,
The body will be exhumed and
brought to this city and will be
buried tomorrow morning from ST
Mary's church at Q o'clock.
Sergeant Ryan, father of the boy
will it was said last night have the
matter of disposition of the body in.
vestigated. The strange part of the
whole affair is that James Nickerson
a local young man whose business is
at Keasbey, had heard of the finding
OF the body of the unidentified man
He at once got in touch with the
Ryan family and the investigation
followed. The father of the 10y was
greatly surprised upon his arrival al
the morgue to learn that the body
had been disposed of in SO short a
time and without any attempt made
at Identification. The clothes at the
morgue told the complete story
They were those of his sons without
a doubt.
Many are inclined to believe the
boy fell overheard on one of the
bridges that connects this city from
Perth Amboy after he had wandered
about. A strong current toward the
Keasbey section was responsible fol-
1t being at that place. Boy Scout.
and a number of citizens as we'll a:
the police conducted a search during
the days since Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
KEYPORT MAYOR
IS SUED BY WIFE
Mrs. CeciIe T. Smith Charges
Cruelty in Asking Divorce
from Husband

KEYPORT, Sept. 10:-Mayor
Thomas l.. Smith, of this borough,
will shortly become the defendant
in a suit for divorce brought by his
wife, Mrs. Cecile Tilton Smith, who
is charging her husband with cruelty
and other things. Although the suit
is filed at Freehold, Mayor Smith
when interviewed yesterday had not
as yet been served with any papers,
which when served need not be an
swered for twenty days.
The suit is sensational al this time
particularly as Mayor Smith recently
announced his candidacy for the
nomination of sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket opposing Deputy Sheriff
Mort. V. Pach.
Mayor Smith denies all his wife's
charges and is emphatic in stating
that he feels the suit at this time is
being brought for the primary rea-
son of causing his defeat politically.
He denies having any intention of
withdrawing from the race for the
nomination of sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket, and already a large
number of voters have pledged him
their undivided support and are
| planning a number of meetings
which the mayor will attend and ad-
dress.
The mayor and his wife have been
married for fourteen years and they
| have a son, Herbert Tilton Smith.
now twelve years old. One of Mrs.
| Smiths contentious is that her hus-
! band had planned to send the son to
a southern military school. The
mayor states that he had planned to
do so and that he had announced
hat fact to Mrs. Smith although she
| opposed It. He states hat the school
| where he intended to send his son Is
| an excellent school for boys.
At present Mrs. Smith is making
her home with her parents on the
first floor of a residence OF Elizabeth
| street which the mayor and his faith
er-in-law, William H. Tilton, bought
| Jointly. The mayor occupies the sec
| ond floor and the son spends a great
part Of the time with his father.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
REAL ESTATE SALES

According to a report of Charles
L. Steuerwald. Inc. the following
real estate transactions have taken
place during the last few days
through that office:
A two-family dwelling located at
221 Meade street from S. Mandel to
George Nagengast, of 223 Meade
street.
One-family frame building at 80
Gordon street, from j. J.. Quinn to
Sarah Fine.
Mac Zehrer, 1872 Sherman street,
has purchased a two family house
at 215 Paterson street, from Sam
uel E. Sereis, of 1873 Fayette street.
Joseph Gottstein, of 533 Cornell
street. has sold two lots located on
Neville street to John F. Carlson, of
lib Madison venue
Harris Edelstein has sold the two
family frame building at 100 Lewis
street to Anna S. Burke.
A two family house at 233 Grant
street has been sold to John Lippo
by Edward Maloney, 233 Grant St.
A tract CT land containing nine
acres at Woodbridge formally owned
by Melick estate, has been sold to
M. D.. Valentine & Brothers through
the local Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
KEYP0RT

Mrs. William Danforth and son
John, of New York, were weekend
guests of Miss Florence Huylar.
MI. and Mrs. Fred l.. Schildknecht
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c.. Barker, Miss Jessica
Barker and Harold Yorke of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolley, of
Greenport, are guests of Captain and
Mrs. William E. Woolley, Sr.
Among those who witnessed the
baby parade at Keansburg on Satur-
day were: Miss Jennie C. Hyer, Mrs.
Jesse Hyer and daughter Sophie,
Mrs. J.. Morris Hyer, Mrs. Frank
Hull, Miss Helen Hull, Miss Anna
Piney, Mrs. Edith Van Deventer. Mr..
and Mrs. Bridgeman, Mrs. r. S.
White, Mrs. Harry West, Betty
Hendrickson, Mrs. w. A. Tilton, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Bryne, Jr.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Leopard
and children, of New York, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morrison.
Mrs. E. S. Van Deventer has sold
a lot on Main street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bridgeman of First street who con
template erecting a new home for
their own occupancy there.
The Tall Cedar excursion to Coney
Island will take place tomorrow
evening. The boat will leave Broad
street at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis left yes
terday for an extended visit at Niles
and other points in Ohio. Mrs,
Davis will act as an attendant at her
sisters wedding on Wednesday and
expects to remain for two months,
Mr.. Davis will return at the end of
his vacation from the Aeromarine
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jndson were
visitors at Keansburg on Saturday,
Mr.. Judson is enjoying his vacation
from the Public Service at Perth
Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stillwell Van Bus
kirk are visitors at Greenport, L. I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
FREEHOLD OUTFIT DROPS
MONMOUTH CO. CONTEST

The Freehold baseball team. of
which Aicer Jensen, local southpaw
is a member, dropped a Monmouth
county league game to the Nor
woods. of Lung Branch oil the at
ter's diamond by a al score yes
.terday afternoon. The Freehold
team is leading this circuit which is
composed of the Norwoods, Red
Bank orioles and Atlantic High
lands.
On Saturday, the Freehold team
was tied IL with the j. N. Barber
nine of Trenton, In a Three NJ coun-
ty league engagement, when the
weather man halted hostilities. Jen-
sen was on the mound for the Free
hold nine in this contest. C'Gurl1
pitched for Freehold yesterday, and
Jensen of Bradley Beach, was on the
mound for the Norwoods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
G. O.P. MASS MEETING
FOR CARTERET SECTION

CARTERET, Sept. Hottie first Of
a series of mass meetings planned
by the Carteret Republican organic
atoms during this years campaign
will be held on Wednesday night at
odd Fellows hall. County and local
cand' dates have been invited to at
tend the Wednesday meeting so that
they may get acquainted with the
votera OF the borough. Mayor
Thomas J. Mulvihill who has been
away to Cuba for the last few days
is expected to return in time to be
present at this session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
INVESTIGATE DEATH OF
GIRL AT COUNTY SEAT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 10
An investigation has been started
by the prosecutors Office into the
death of nineteen year old Grace M.
Bedford, of IA Bayard street, this
city, at a local hospital on saturday
afternoon.
The cause of the girls death was
called to the attention of Prosecu-
tor Joseph e. Stricken and he or
dered an autopsy. Later Saturday
afternoon the autopsy was perform
ed at the morgue of Coroner Hub
bard by County Physician John L.
Suydam and DIR. A. l.. Smith in the
presence of DIR. William Condor,
the attending physician during the
girls illness. Chief David also wit
messed the autopy.
Some organs removed at the time
of the autopsy were taken TO
Squibbs laboratory for further ex-
animation, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
PROBE Of
POWDERF FIRE
County Investigation of Trag-
edy That Cost 5 Lives
Being Completed

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. To-
County Detective William Fitzpat-
rick will complete today or tomor-
row, his investigation into the Penn
sylvania railroad catastrophe al
| South Amboy on Thursday night
when five lives were lost, a score
or more were injured and damage
estimated at close to 100000 was
done.
On Friday and Saturday, the
county detective detailed to the scene
by Grief of County Detectives Ferd
A, David, spent his time in investi-
| eating the overhead bridge end of
the trouble, and today and tomor-
row, the investigation will be car
ried to the dock. He is endeavoring
to learn who gave the signal for
the engine and three ears to start
away from. the dock where the fire
started.
There is every reason to believe
that there would have been no loss
of life as a result of the fire, If the
cars had not been taken to the tracks
above the main highway. The five
dead, were occupants of automo-
biles parked on the road lei the
bridge or in the act of passing un-
der the bridge.
Prosecutor Joseph f. Stricken or
dered the county investigation and
has made known that he will sub
NIT the findings of his Office to the
September term grand jury when
this body meets for the first time on
the 18th.
It is understood that the South
Amboy catastrophe and the Ku Klux
Khan riot at Perth Amboy, will be
called to the attention of Supreme
Court Justice James J. Bergen, and
he probably will address the Sep
TENDER term jury members on the
two occurrence at their initial sit
ting.
Railroad Investigation
An announcement was made by
the South Amboy office of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company this
morning, to the effect that an in
vestigation of the fire had been made
by the Trenton office of the company
| and that a statement had been is
sued regarding the outcome of the
same.
Funeral arrangements for the five
men who were fatally burned in the
fire, have been completed. Horace
Kemerer, nineteen years old, Of "a
Pearl Place, this city, the only To-
cal man fatally burned, will be bur-
led in the Alpine cemetery this aft
ernoon.
Charles Zanzi, of Elizabeth; Frank
| Wallace, of New York City, and
Thomas Kennedy. of David street,
| South Amboy. are still confined in
the South Amboy Hospital, suffering
from burns received. Kennedy was
the conductor of the train which
| halted over the main highway lead
ing from Perth Amboy to South Am
boy, it is said.
Congressman Elmer H. Geran has
communicated with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, regarding
the catastrophe, as suggested by
the ordnance department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Harold MartinuSen
Celebrates Birthday

Harold Martinusen, of 719 Cath
crime street, recently celebrated the
anniversary of his birthday at his
home with the following guests
present: Mr.. and Mrs. William Han
darhan and children Leroy, Ruth.
Harold, Raymond and William of
Fords; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shiablery
and daughters, Dorothy and Caroline
of Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Mar
tinusen and daughter Laura, Joseph
Gallagher and Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Martinusen of this city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
New Brunswick Man nro,.,,s

PPROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. TO-
Nelson Seaman, of New Brunswick,
N. j., was drowned in the Providence
river yesterday. After boasting to
two companions that he was cap
able of swimming its width, he suf-
fered from cramps and sank when
but half way across the 100 yard
span. His body was recovered and
turned over to an undertaken here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE IN
SESSION At NEW BRUNSWICK

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 10
The second annual meeting of the
New Jersey Newspaper Institute
opened at Rutgers College here to
day, with President Demarest OF
the college making an address o.
welcome. The institute is held UNI
der the direction of the New Jersey
Press Association.
Speakers scheduled for the two
day sessions includes: Melville e.
Stone, counsellor of the Associated
Pres; Prof. NJ. V. Atwood, of Cornell
University; Prof. James NJ Lee, New
York University: Julian Mason, New
York Tribune; Lee Whitley, Detroit
News, and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Care of Plumbing

To clean the traps underneath set
bowls make a soda solution of one
pound of soda in a gallon of boiling
water. Put half a pint of ammonia
to the solution. Twice a year put
in the plug, fill the bowl to the
brim with the solution and let stand
until the solution is level with the
waste vent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Emma May Clark

Mrs. Emma May Clark, thirty-six
years old, wife of George H. Clark,
Of S33 Madison avenue, died Satur-
day night at the Perth Amboy City
Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs.
Clark, who was a professional hair
dresser, besides her husband is sur
vived by two sons. The funeral VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from her late residence. Rev.
w. Northey Jones, rector of st
Peters church, will officiate. The
interment will be in Alpine ceme-
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Sale Agreement Filled

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. lU;-A
sale agreement between Lars j. n
Allen e. Dolan and Sigmund Mailer
of Perth Amboy has been filed in the
county clerks Office. The agreement
is for property situated in Madison
avenue. north of Market street, and
the consideration is $4,000. The
deal must be closed not later than
December s..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
RIFLE CLUB
At SEA GRIT
SharpshooterS of this City
Garry off Honors in Shoot
Saturday

Handicapped by a high wind and
Interrupted by a rain storm in the
afternoon made Il impossible to
finish the Expert Riflemen's shoot
at Sea Girt on Saturday. The scores
registered by four members of the
Perth Amboy Rifle Club were high
enough for the expert class, while
the scores made by the New Bruins
wick Specimens Club representa-
tives were good for sharpshooters,
Lindhard Hanson. of the Amboy
Club carried off high score honors,
with 230 out of a possible $50.
The scores follow:
Off Hand Rapid Sit and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
HYLAN IMPROVING

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Sept. 10
Mayor John F. Hylan. of New York
city, i'll at his summer home here
with pleuro-pneumonia, passed an
other satisfactory night, his local
physician said this morning. For
the first time since his illness be-
came serious no early morning bull
letin was issued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
OBITUARY
George w. DressIer

George w. Dressler, one and hall
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Dressler, of 400 Keene street. dled
this morning. The funeral VIII pc
held Wednesday afternoon at 2;So
o'clock. Rev. Wilbert Westcott,
pastor Of Simpson church, will Off
ciate. The interment will be in AL
pine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Mrs. Anna Adamzik

Mrs. Anna Adamzik, thlrty-nlne
years old, wife of Stephen Adamzik,
OF 27S Fayette street, died nj the
Perth Amboy City Hospital yester-
day. Beside her husband she is
survived by several children. The
funeral will be held Wednesday from
Holy Trinity Slavish church. The
interment will be in Holy Trinity
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Rubber Gloves

To clean rubber gloves wash them
in cold water and then boil for from
two to five minutes. Wash both
sides of the gloves in warm water
and soap an dthen dry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10

The rapid ire Shots from 5UU
yards were moi fired or the slow
shots from 500 yards, on account of
the storm. The Amboy men may
finish the shoot some day this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10
Lime

Lime in its various forms is good
as a disinfectant and germicide. 1t
is cheap and harmless.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10

Burglar has a hard life. Has to
see girls with their hair in papers.
If he wakes one she is a scream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-10

Most OF the speeding is done il
parked autos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
STUDENTS IL
ENGLAND ACTIVE N SPORTS

Cambridge. Eng. Jan Samaritan
students n tho Universities here took
an active par IN tho sports of
Mirhac,mas Term which has ius' end
el T. T. =. Pulling princeton and
Trinity. and " p Todd princeton
ana jesus. have been playing stcadi-
" IN tho Varsity GoIf Team and show
evo-y indication o. winning their golf
ing blues J. ~ Won Allen (St
George school and Christ's). who won
his Blue a. tennis last year. and ID. X.
Key Hlarvord and. CaiUe) reached -the
finals ~ The Hard Court Doubles
Championship where they were do
fo1tod after a five sct match Other
Americans ~ the varsity Hard Court
squad nro T. y Case princeton and
Corpusb. a ". Wilcox Cornell and
Tc'crhousel. and r.. \. Weeks Har-
rarl and Trinity
H. a u. simpson (Crofon and Trim
ity). the boxing Blue. who won tho
light heavy weight bout agains. OK
ford last spring. Is again in farm and
recently won his match against the
Army a. AldershOt
Three Americans are playing IN the
.ce hockey team which VIII oppose
oxford ~ Murcn shortly. They are
/ J. y. Hniard princeton and Trinity
TIolD. w. c. Miner yale and Msgda-
.ene). and ". d. Todd princeton and
rcsu-l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
TR0TTERS HAVE EDGE
ON AVERAGE PAGERS

In hyrone days. the PAGERS had fiVc
seconds lcew-y on the trotters. To-day
the fastest stallion. mare and geld
Ing a; the trotting way OF going have
"A bit the eettor OF the average The
stallion Ice Worthy. 1854: the mare
Netio. l.56N. and the guiding Peter
Manning. is6a. average i.57S. The
tastes, o. sex among the PAGERS are
the stallion Dire-um I. l.56A: the
mare. Miss Harris NJ. 1.Ssi.. and the
Scd.nG. Frank BoSa<h. Jr.. 1874.
this crio avocnge- but a trife under
IesA
Tho nrfle ey Peter Manning 20 1853
at the Lexington meeting. tied the
open" record OF Dan Patch. OF
course Dan did pace a mile IN l55 !.
with a Windshield carried IN front "
him. and THAN Trotjed a mile in
/ SAL. with running mate. but these
rrcr1is cannot be counted with the
ordinary way az going. - 5sA.
stands as the best FOR both trot;er
and nacs~ In the ordinary way 81 going
Not since 1892 have She two gal,s been
ted. then ho:h Nancy HAMS and Mas
cot held me worlds records a; 2.04
IA;
The dead sire Ice AXworthy. IS.
.eads Al, sires ;h.s season n point o.
new 2l0 trotters he mas eight IN the
~ including Lee Worthy (s), ? OSie
Lee wyneld. go. 2O5'. Lawful. ca
2OS. lee Herring (s1. 209. A
Worthy 90. 20sis: Leverage a.
2OP. Oh boy. 2o9A. and Ensign
Tige 90. 40.
Next 70 Lee Worthy as a s;re n
new $40 trottos. stands his sire. Guy
Axwcrthy a.. 2.Os&. with the FOL
lowing six 70 he credit: Worth,
Mary a.. .O5i=: Eleanor Guy 90
2O5is. Jane Revere az. 2Oss Mia
d. Guy az. 2.o7s; Fay Mathews
s.ool.. and Eleanor Worthy 90
2osia.
The wer known loca stA. D!iioI
ASworthy 90. 2l0%. from Nawbeel
Farm. a; Paoh; E2tav-ah. 200. an,
Belwin ca. 2O6a. are all tied 10
third place honors with FIVE new FL
iroiters apiece. The Dillon AxwOr;h,
Eve are. Long Set. 2Oel1: Thompsoi
Dillon 90. Oe5. Nj. Kent. 2.Os'.
Rena Dillon 90. 2.Ooi.. and PHO
Dillon 90. a09A
Etawah's five fast ones are. GecT.
~. 2.07is. Talahatcnie. 20sa; Queei
Eawah %. 2OSAz: Genuine 80
2OsL and Louise Gould %. 2.1o. Tn
lve Two tenners 70 the cr.dit Of Bald
win are Hindus;an 90. EOS = Mary
anna 90. 2.091. Probable % e.09s
crawford % 2Os%. and Conclav
t2l 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
DOG AND CAT IN
~ LOCAL THEATRES
Two Sagacious Animals That
Make Themselves Per-
feotly at Home.

Yon may talk about temperament On
human beings and their likes and Dis
likes for tho drama, but has T. ever
occurred 20 you that animals are often
tenporamental? That they. TOO. Ike
the stage and screen. There are tzr1
such animals that make their quar-
tiers IA two MARKET street theatre
One % tho animals ~ a dog. tho ether
a cat
The dog may IN seen nightly IN he
movie theatre Re starts his prom
enado during tho first showing % -he
picture. ~ be nonchalantly sauntors
up and down the aisies OF he theatre
he shifts Psychologists claim that
this dog = laboring under a dramat,C
critic complex and that his shifts ,--
d.cate that he n either bored or plsae-
81 With the pictUre-it all depends on
The sort Of sn.T.
Tho other tompersneatai creature
IL a habitat ~ n vaudeville house
Yesterday no must have been great
" pleased with The show. Bacaugr
he gave vent 20 numerous "ca.-oai,s'
IN ne b0ck - f0e house. Their. as.r-
he had thus given ne appreciation 20
the act no wended he way ~ % f-e
stage where p s-aou2h. that ~ cor-
tempiated extending the paw q fel-
lowship 70 thG performer. Bu, he
keen dramatic r,flo ability seemed 20
20 unnot.ccd bocauaA he was gudden-
d. seized by az Indignant uefer ana
escorted from the theatre
But Ike Tho old afage. the cs- can.
/ hack. and in a rather CREST falle-
| manner 'ooH place IN tho rea- -
/ the house. Tie little act q gentleman
| iy courtosy lras u0heedcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
&lES|ANUM FACES
RIVALS THIS WEEK
Local Quintet to be Busy With
Philadelphia Opponents
In Battle.

The eai~sarum basketball tossers
WI face the s',nest part Of their
schedul~ this week when they NEE,
~ Jcs~rhe Prep on tho Philadelphia
caRc Tuesday afternoon. on Friday
evening Roman Catholic High Will Ne
tho Ha.lics opponent. These two teams
are about the tastes, teams I'm Phil
adc'rhia and Tho Gold ana White
'oss~rr viii have 90 Nght 90 keep their
sls'. rn,aynished.
Coach Johnny l.ovin % the 81,
Joe quintet and former Penn star
has moulded together a very fast Ave
This game viii Ne the ne, con,cs, for
~ Jo.'s IN the Catholic League while
I, will make the sailics' second game
IN the circuit and as both teams are
anxious Co gain the leagues bunting
fss, game r. expected.
On Friday evening tho local fans
will ne treated IN seeing the Roman
Catholic Ave IN action against the
Ssl.-'ans Roman Catholic fresh
from tho win over Southern liigh and
retaining the championship of Phil
niclphia will lineup asains, tho ur-
Defeated Sailicr az 81 Ioscphs hall
lrld,y evening az $50 Coach BILLY
= hardwood. tutor ~ Catholic High has
developed his squad into a very credit
able team although the team IN made
up from veterans ~ the Purple and
.oii quintet 81 last year. Catholic
hlsh although defeated by ~. Johns
champion. ~ New York by n narrow
margin and tho Atlantic city High.
thoy Intend 90 b- an ardent competitor
t,r IN. catholic League crown. with
cant Vince" McNally who was re
Gently injured IN "a football conses,
hack Ia IA. game catholic Bish looks
10 NJ. a strong opponent 'or Safest
snun.
ssieslanum after copying three wins
Co. tho s,ne number - starts look.
a. good a. nrv Philadelphia ave
Tho Ssllics have developed a very fast
paasInr machine and have wei.
pie,od defense Ed" Culunane and
I'd Iahcy rockies 81 this ycare
squad are greatly improving, and the
isnky centre - now able 60 compete
with any other centre IN tho scholastic
game So with "A pair ~ hard games
before them tho Gnld and White tos-
srrs viii enter al games with tho
nght from start 90 nnish. Lex" GA
i.spIo and Joe" Lowell who were not
able io participate IN the game Friday
asainsi BEACON. 10th being on the
col list. may ~ IN condition 20 start
llsvlne iu she opening game ~ the
vel