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Stolen Car Recovered Card Party For First Ward Democrats MOLSON BREAKS BOY OFFICIALS CONDUCT CITY BUSINESS j A sedan car belonging to Joseph Gutkin, I BOY OFFICIALS ; of 1007 South Woo l a .enue, was stolen j Arrangements for a card party were made 1 from in front of his house Tuesday evening SUGGESTIONS ARE GAVEL AS YOUTH at the meeting of the First Ward Demo­ and recovered a few hours later by Eliza- j cratic Club, Inc., last Friday night. The i ' belli police, who found the car parked in affair will be held on the evening of M ay | WELL VOICED ACTS AS JUDGE | a side street. 20 at the clubrooms, 243 St. George avenue, i Collins Tries Cases In the Mayor and Council Display Observance of Boys’ COUNCIL AMENDS Spirit In Ready Week Program SCHOOLS TO GET Repartee

SPECIFICATIONS j Displaying the poise and read, repartee A totally unexpected bit o f comedy was IMMUNIZATION 1 ° f veteran statesmen, th Linden High occasioned Wednesday evening when Boy ■ School boy's week officials assisted in con- Recorder George Collins mounted the dais Fairness to Contractors L Pre - School A ge Tots, Too, 1 ducting Tuesday nght's council meeting and in police court as part of Linden's ninth Aim of Governing Body May Receive Treatments j offered their views on current civic prob- annual Boys' Week program. I lems. Following the regular council re- It all happened when a whispering audi­ Several words within the specifications The schedule of toxin-antitoxin treat­ j ports, council president Arch D. Warren ence became so boisterous as to be unbe­ for the removal of garbage, the contract for turned over the gavel to Raymond Bauer, coming of the dignity of the court. Mol- ments to be given to local children at the wh'eh is being offered to the lowest bidder Boys' Week couni ilman-at-large, w ho o f­ son emphatically rapped for order, but the schools beginning next week has been an­ this year, precipitated a lengthy discus- fered a short talk and introduced the boy gavel, unused to rough handling, split in nounced by Health Officer Miss M. E. Noe .-.o.n at Tuesday night's council meeting. councilmen. two. The words in question were a part of as follows: The boy council man-at-large, in his ad­ The Judge dismissed the catastrophe by- paragraph thirty-one of the specifications, On M ay 8, 15, and 22, children at School dress, discussed the benefits to be derived requesting Councilman-at-Large Winetsky which read that the contractor must per- in adopting a second class classification for "to purchase a new gavel and charge it I, St. Elizabeth School, and School 5 will ; form his duties “ to the satisfaction of the the city of Linden. Linden's present sys­ to Supervising Principal Howell." be treated at ic A. M „ 10.30 A. M., and j council. " Councilman Winetsky, who ob­ tem of governmei t, he said, is modeled Amid laughter from the spectators, court II. 00 A. M. respectively. jected to the wording, said that in order to after that of the ci y of W ildwood and has continued, and Boy Recorder Collins found M ay q, 16, and 23— School 4 at 10 A. M. lie entirely fair to the contractor, whose ac- been adopted through a special act of legis­ Joseph Faldzinski, of 601 Woodlawn ave­ and School 3 at 10.30 A. M. M ay 10, 17, ! ceptance of the contract would necessitate lature, which grarted Linden its present nue, guilty of atrocious assault and battery and 24— School 8 at 10 A. M. and School tonsiderable investment, he should at least charter. It has ou grown its usefulness for and placed him under $500 bail to await 6 at 10.30 A. M. M ay 11, 18. and 25— Seated from left to right, the boy officials; Councilman Conrad Skladal, Benjamin Sheffman, Herb rt Brown, Leo lie guaranteed that disregard of specifica­ the conduct of Linden's affairs which, be­ grand jury action. School 2 at 10 A. M. and School 7 at 11.00. Eska, Raymond Bauer, Mayor Paul Archipley, Michael Woytowicz, EJward Nolan, Zigmund Wilchinsky, Louis tions rather than satisfaction of the indi­ cause of the incre; sed population, has be­ Faldzinski was charged with striking Foxman and Edward Krysiak; Standing from left to right, Councilman Hora, Kreidl, Warren, Vena, Winetsky vidual councilmen would be the only basis The injections will be made by D r.R. H. come more complex. Matthew- Malinowski, of 1701 Grier avenue, ¿or removal proceedings. The motion to Holland, assisted by the school nurses, Mayor McManus, City Attorney Cohen, City Engineer Cooley, City Clerk Sullivan, Councilman Hagin, Mahar. Following Raymond Bauer, Herbert on the head with a bottle in a street brawl amend the stxcifications to read as sug­ furnished through cooperation with the Kalish and Weinberg. Photo by Daily Photo Service of Linden, N. J. Brown, councilman from the First Ward, that took place early Monday morning gested by Mr Winetsky was finally carried Board of Education. suggested fencing off the streets for roller on Ziegler avenue, near the H oly Trinity- unanimously Parents of the children of pre-school age Church. A list of twenty volnteer and call fire-1skaters- Temporary repair of streets, clean- may also have their children treated in the CANDIDATES NIGHT Malinowski received a deep cut that re­ men. recommended by Councilman Frank I ,ng o f ,vacant Srojnds> removal ° f refuse schools at the scheduled times. Immuniz­ VEREIN CONCERT TO BE HELD BY G O P RULING TO CUT from West Brook, md converting the prop- quired seven stitches. The defendant, who Hora for exemption papers, was questioned 1 ation in early life is especially desirable be­ | erty in front of School 8 into a public was represented by Mr. Winetsky, pleaded oy Councilman Vena as to its accuracy. cause toxin-antitoxin injections in young park were the suggestions of Benjamin not guilty. WELL RECEIVED WATER CHARGES Vena saie! that he believes there are others1 children produce little local or general re­ The R. C. Archdeacon Republican Asso­ Sheffman. of the second ward. On the complaint of Steve Szota, of 760 (Coutinued on Page 8) action. Proper immunity probably lasts for ciation of the Seventh Ward will observe The third w ari councilman, Edward Grier avenue, Elizabeth; William Pittius, Annual Musicale Proves To life. its regular meeting Tuesday evening a:s !C ty Will Save $300 By Sur­ Krysiak, dwelt on the conditions of side­ 734 Eugenia place, Elizabeth, was tried on Be Great Success charge Abolition walks and streets within his ward and sug­ an assault and battery charge and held Candidates Night. Many party office- Y. P. CONFERENCE j gested their proper maintenance, using the under $500 bail for the grand jury. seekers will be present then and all mem­ An enthusiastic audience that jammed As a result of a ruling issued this week unemployed in tht work. Beautifying the Szota was a witness in a civil case against WARD CLUB FILLS the auditorium of School 8 Saturday night bers and friends of the club are urged to fourth ward, by planting trees and cutting- Pittius that was heard in the District Court by the Public Utilities Commission orderinr STARTS TONIGHT was treated to one of the finest musical attend. All local candidates are invited to shrubbery, was the topic of Conrad Skladal here Wednesday afternoon. After the trial the Plainfield I'nion Water Company L offerings held in this vicinity this year, be present. Refreshments will be served. of the fourth ward, who, in recognizance the two became involved in an altercation RESIGNED POSTS o f the Linden Deutscher Yerein, Inc. discontinue a ten percent surc'r.arai- add, Les Cowell Directs Recrea­ of present economic conditions, referred to in a City Hall corridor and Pittius struck The occasion was the annual spring concert to Linden's fire hydrant water b'lis, this tional Program the proposed bridg; across the Pennsylvania Szota in the face with his list. “ Candidates Night” Plans With Charles Young as concertmaster and city will save approximately >300 a year. Railroad on Hostile street, and said the F'ive cases, involving minor charges, were Miss Ruth Mock, soprano, as principal, the PLAZA EXHIBITS The Elt ■ enth Annual Young People's Made By Republicans The discontinuation is retroactive on water project should be deferred until warranted heard by the boy official and all received musicale proved one of the most successful Conference of Union County will open by conditions. consumed from April 15 and effective on tonight at th suspended sentences. T w o disordetly con­ ever held by the Yerein. Alex and Maria UNUSUAL MFM03 Elizabeth Y. M. C. A. and Consolidation o" Linden with RahtfSd'' bills to be mailed July 15. duct cases were adjourned anti two traffic Following the resignation of Recorder Kreutzer. violin and piano soloists, music con inue through tomorrow afternoon and and Clark Township was the topic of the .. , , Berlant Park, in the northwestern part .violation charges were held over by Boy John J. Molson from the presidency of the by the Elizabeth Concert Orchestra, and a evening. fifth ward councilman. Edward Nolan. Real Skins of i.f the city, is the only section of I.V.dcn Recorder Collins. They will be heard this Second Ward Republican Club and that of male chorus conducted by Joseph llocile L- - Covut 11 of Linden v ill start the pro­ From the sixth ward, Zigmund Wilchin­ Animals Shown j that receives service from the Plainfield- Wednesday. Clarence Church from the office of trea­ provided renditions that were thoroughly- gram with, a short “ Get Acquainted” period. sky recommended proper warning signals | ———- I Union Company. The Elizabethtown All the boy office holders were present surer at the Club's meeting held last week appreciated by a musically intent audience. Mr. Cowell is taking charge of recreation for the triangle in ront of the old city hall, The most interesting, authentic display Water Company provides water for the rest in court to witness Collin- contribute to at the German Club, the following officers at the confertr.ee. Annie Simpson o f 504’ Following the program at School S. a ever assembled to announce a coming at- j of the city. which now is a c angerous spot for auto­ Fast Biancke street is corresponding secre­ the Boys' Week proceedings. The youthful were elected: John McNair, president; social gathering and dance was held at the mobiles driven by strangers. Louis Fox- traction -barring not even those of New $2.865 for water charges «a s paid to the members of the city council occupied the Mrs. Joseph Perkins, treasurer, and Mrs. tary of the County Council. Progress Hall on Mitchell avenue. The ar­ York show palaces, Roxy's included and man. of the sever th ward, called for free Plainfield-Uuion Company by Linden Lir-t I he conference program will include p e -! jurors' box. The other youthful officials Charles Drake, secretary. rangements committee was composed of bus transportation for students living be­ offering a truly appropriate setting for the vear. riods for worship, discussion groups, elec­ were seated in scats reserved for them in Recorder Molson’s resignation was due to Otto Draut, Carl Beyer, Fritz Breisch, Otto yond 17th street which, he said, is justi- showing of Clyde Beatty in "The Big tion of officers, song circles, recreation, the courtroom. his removal to the first ward, and that of Boettcher, Albert Schroeder, and Walter t:ed by the distance and the needy circum­ Cage," is now on view in the lobby of the ROSARY SHRINE HAS installation of officers, and a banquet. Church was due to removal from Linden. I.effrang. Plaza Theatre. stances of many o; their parents. School 2 Miss Arabella Prall, who recently under­ Former M ayor Jules Yerner addressed the PILGRIMAGE SUNDAY should be opened cn Saturdays and Sun­ This display has an especial appeal lo­ went an operation in the Rahway hospital, _ WOMEN’S LEAGUE TO daes for recreation purposes, he said. meeting on the subject of permanent regis LO CAL YOUTHS TO BE cally, because Clyde Beatty, as the guest of is convalescing at her home in Rahway. The Solemn Annual Novena of prepara­ The need of pliygrounds in the eighth tration." Plans for a Candidates Night were OPERATED UPON Michael Hamley, was a recent visitor here, HAVE MUSICAL SHOW Miss Prall is a teacher in school No. 1, tion for the M ay Pilgrimage began at R o­ ; ward and the matter of faulty bus sched­ formulated, to which the public will be in­ being interviewed by the Linden Observer, and has been teaching in the schools here sary Shrine, Summit, last Saturday. The \ Mrs. William Mannhardt. chairman of ules was the topic of Leo Eska, of the vited to attend. * William Yamakaitis, five-year-old son of and impressing all who met him with his for over forty years. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered the committee in charge of the minstrel eighth ward. Citing his own experience, he Officer William Yamakaitis of 620 Wash­ unostentatious, likeable personality. this Sunday, for the intentions of all who show and dance, which is to be given at -aid sometimes forty-five minutes elapsed ington avenue, and William Derring of Framed in a realistic background of wild take part in the pilgrimage on that day. the Polish National Hall Saturday evening, between buses. City Clerk Michael W oy­ 800 Passaic avenue, will underjgo leg oper­ life, including mounted deer, a huge bear, The Rev. Jerome M. Tierney, O. P„ of I May 13. by the Women’s Democratic towicz commendec increased attendance at ations by Dr. Albert, w’orld famous sur­ and smaller forest and jungle animals, the St. Yincent Ferrer's in New York City, League, announces that the thirty women the council meetii gs, while C ity Engineer “Man as Old as He Feels- geon, at the Rahway Memorial Hospital exhibit illustrates intimate and illuminating will officiate at the pilgrimage devotions, in the ca-t and specialties are making rapid Robert \ erner requested police cooperation this week. The operations were made pos­ details of the filming of the photoplay and owing to the severe illness of the Yery progress in (heir effort to put this enter with the road department to discourage dis­ Woman Old as She Looks” sible through the cooperation of the Benev­ of the character of Beatty's work. Rev. D. R. Towle, O.P., PC»., who has tainment over in a big way. She is being posal of refuse an I rubbage in brooks and olent Protective Order of Elks. They used to say that "a man is as old The skin of a lioness, adroning one side, been conducting the pilgrimage for more ably assisted by Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs | vacant lots. City Attorney Samuel Gidseg. The surgery will be performed in an en­ mutely testifies to the extent of Beatty's than ten years. Jessie Lippincott, and Mrs. Fred Peters, called upon to gi\e his opinion on several deavor to restore normal gait to both boys. as he feels, and a woman as old as she cool courage. Shortly previous to Beatty's Mr>, Julius Kalish is acting as treasurer for matters, replied with legally worded judg- Yamakaitis has limped since he was visit in Linden, on the same night, the this enterprise. 1 ment. Mayor Paul Archiplay offered a: looks." stricken with infantile paralysis several LAST NIGHTS LEAGUE animal was killed when it attacked him I he rehearsals, which are held every comprehensive ana ysis of each councilman's years ago, and the Derring boy since sus­ N ow we are told by an eminent authority during his circus act in Madison Square SCORES BY INNING Tuesday and Thursday nights at the head- proposals and ventured a suggestion that taining an injury which shortened his leg. Garden. Y et no sign of his harassing ex­ Cavanaugh Ass’n 0 0 1 0 0 0 i quarters of this organization on Charles1 true democracy in municipal governmental that one is only as old as his teeth. Officer Yamakaitis has referred worthy perience appeared in his conduct that night. Knights of Lith. 0 0 9 1 0 1 5 street, are progressing nicely under the would result only from increased interest cases on several occasions to the Elks for And we are informed by a local doctor The other side of the exhibit contains the coaching of Oscar Lamb. Harry Paulmenn, among the citizens of Linden in the council medical service. Many cures by the same Zanetti 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0— 3 president of the Fifth Ward Democratic OFFICERS skin of a tiger, clawed to death in the film­ Second Ward 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0— 2 doings. On the question of bus service that Improved dentistry has done as much, physician has resulted in youngsters resum­ ing of “The Big Cage’’— the actual combat club, will act as interlocutor. raised by the councilman from the eighth GEORGE W. BAUER ing their normal play. PRE SID EN T appearing in the film. Slovaks 00000001 1- in the last 20 years, to lengthen human life Other committees for the entertainment ward, the Boys’ Week mayor offered to. JO H N FEDOR Aces 1 00000000- are : The uniform used by Clyde Beatty in display records in "his" office which proved VICE PRESIDENT The Polish Democratic entral Commit­ as nearly any other modern agency. the film play, also on display, still shows Hilltops 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0— 5 Ticket committee. Mrs. Harry Paul­ that busses were running according to prop­ GEO. J. ALLES tee met Wednesday night and made the the tears from animal claws. Autographed Mrozek 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1—6 menn. Mrs. Oscar Lamb and Miss An­ er schedule. s e c r e t a r y -t r e a s u r e r However this may be, Linden dentists final arrangements for “ Candidates’ Night'’ photos of Beatty, addressed to his local toinette Gaedelis. publicity commitree, Mrs. Leo Eska. who inmediately rose in refu­ h . A. ELSESSER which is to be held by this club Thursday, Vaivano 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 3 render a service not excelled by that pro­ friend, Michael Hamley, as well as the M. Stanch and Airs. Fred Peters. tation, stated that in May 22 he was com- ASST. SEC.-TREAS. M ay 11. A social and dance will follow Emeralds 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2 revolver, which, loaded with blanks, was led Clarks orchestra will furnish music j pelled to wait frori 8:00 to 2:45 before a C. McK. W H ITTE M O R E vided in any other city, and no one has to the speaking. for the event used to engage the animals' attention dur­ Varsity 2 0 2 10520 0— 12 bus came. Archipley then asked if the COUNSEL Lions 00 1 0 0 0 0 0 0— 2 go out of town for expert care for his ing the filming, are exhibited, too. ZZZtZL councilman referred to 2 o'clock A. M. or T o look at Clyde Beatty in his street Saints 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 3—3 P. M. Amid considerable merriment, he D i r e c t o r s WHEN YOU DRIVE teeth. Remember Mother clothes, one would never think that he is Sun. Boys 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 4----4 assured the councilman that the condition G e o r g e w . B a u e r universally recognized as the foremost wild DO YOU STOP TO THINK would be well tak -n care of. J o h n F e d o r We write the local dentist high in the on Mother’s Day animal trainer in the world, ------f C. H. WlNANS that your automobile investment F. M. W o o d list of useful citizens. brown hair. He looks like a young bond MISS MARI INKO TO WED £ After a fire loss you are con­ may be swept away even if you salesman, or a “ snappy" clerk in a store. C. MCK. WHITTEMORE You should consult him twice in every May 14th cerned not so much with the cost escape a more serious loss? Short and slight. Beatty weighs only 145 of the insurance as with the Miss Ellen Marti iko, of 878 Winans ave­ year. Complete Automobile Insurance pounds— a mild-appearing young man of competency of the agent who nue, will become the bride of Clement Order Your Candy From Is Essential 27 years, with a brilliant smile and curly arranged the protection before Emory, of Newark May 14, the ceremony Us NOW "The Big Cage, showing at the Plaza the loss occurred. Insure today to be performed at the St. Patrick’s Linden Trust Company Theatre, is Clyde Beatty's initial appear­ through a reputable agent. N. M. PALERMO, INC. Cathedral in Newark. The Baiik With the Chime Clock ance on the screen. The honeymoon will be spent abroad Shor’s Pharmacy All of the exhibits in the display were 7 North Wood Avenue LOUIS LEVINE, Inc. and on their return, the couple will make, Wood Avenue Boosting loaned by Michael Hamley. The settings their home in Newark. (Home of Cough-Ex) Linden, N. J. and arrangements were made by Manager 223 N. Wood Ave. Linden 2-4050 Miss Martinko las spent eighteen years Cor. WOOD & ELIZABETH AVS. at Price Street for Linden Irving Doliinger and Assistant Manager Motor Yehicle Registration Bureau of her life in Linden and received her edu- George Slater. I cation in the schools here.

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ductor did not recognize His Master * N E W USE FOR RADIO The Fable of Voice so he called Effingham a Piece of Gorgonzola and told him that if Runaways Are Huge the Phoney he didn’t cut out the Blah-Blah he would have to take a Bat in the Eye. Veneer In the Articles which Effingham had Problem to the Police been reading there had been -no defi­ 88 nite Suggestions as to how a Situa­ tion of this Kind should he met, so New York Records Show millions out of work the country over National Topics Interpreted By GEORGE ADE he got off the Car and walked. and wage scales not what they used by William Bruckart For a good many years he had heen Most Are Under 17. to be for those lucky enough to find ©, Beil Syndicate.— WSU Service. longing to go into the Private Office work, the prospect is not so alluring and tell the Boss just what was wrong New York.—Missing girls are be­ as It might tie.” Washington.—Tlie structure which school of thought that the dollar ha* NCE there was a Young Man with tlie whole Organization and how coming the biggest kind of a bother to Nearly All Accounted For. we know as our currency has been fluctuat >d and that the coramod ties with a 30 Per Cent Slope undergoing a constitute the thing of fixed units of it would be a cinch to double the busi­ the New; York police department. Captain Ayers estimates that fully above his Eye-brows and an Some 2,100 of them disappeared in Epochal Change change in the last value. Consequently, when Mr. Roose­ O ness and cut down the Overhead If j OS per cent of tiie girls reported miss­ Open Space where his Chin velt’s action caused an Increase- in the Departments could be managed by New York during the last calendar ing here year in and year out are in Currency few weeks that is should have been. He had taken three commodity prices, this group argued Men whose heads were filled with year and numbers of them never could either restored to their relatives or epochal, and it full Courses in a Correspondence the dollar was and had been too Brains instead of Omelets. be found. Many wound up in police otherwise accounted for. Vast num­ seems entirely likely that history will School which told the Provincial how "dear” and ought to be made cheaper. The Chief Executive looked up from stations or in underworld dens. A bers of them return thoroughly disil­ so record It. America’s departure to acquire Personality but he had not Similarly, they asserted there had been his Work and there on the Rug was few met untimely ends—their bodies lusioned—of their own accord. Many from the “gold standard” that was or­ yet annexed enough to help him in a shortage of currency throughout the a Worm trying to give an Imitation of were found abandoned by roadsides, who had run away in a fit of pique dered by President Roosevelt on April flagging a Street Car. depress on and that there could never an Anaconda. The Head of the Firm in ttie resort rooms where they were are found in the homes of friends or 21 undoubtedly will stand as one of Always he seemed to blend into the be sufficient currency if the gold tasis listened patiently. When it was over j slain, or in out of the way hiding acquaintances after a night or two the milestones of this age, and it is Surroundings, just like a Piece of were continued. This was so, they he did not give Mr. Glitts the Fresh j places. A sizable group eloped to pre­ of absence. a thing constituting a new experience Furniture. If he started to say Some­ claimed, because there was not enough A ir or even start in to pan him. H e sumably happy marriages. Tlie reasons why young girls leave to all excepting a few of the nation's thing in Company, that was the Sig­ gold in the world to permit retention advised the faithful Employee to lie Of the runaways LOSS were under home are many and varied—almost millions. They, and they alone, can nal for all the Others to begin talk­ of a geld backing for each dollar of down for a little while and then go seventeen years of age. And of these as many and as varied as Hie subjects tell of their own Knowledge what hap­ ing. He could stand in a Department out and have his Temperature taken. some six hundred or more went the pened in the “ greenback days” after currency. Store for Hours without being waited of the individual cases, according to * * • So that is how near Effingham came wrong road far enough to claim the Captain Ayers. Some of the stock the Civil war. on. He was King of the Strap-Hang­ The strength of those favoring a to causing a Shake-Up. attention of the police department’s motives were summed by tlie expert In addition to the action of the ers and held the World’s Record for greater amount of currency was in­ Back to Nature. crime prevention bureau. Nearly a as discontentment with home sur­ President in ordering the country's being pushed off the Sidewalk by the hundred of them ended their adven­ currency off of its basis of gold, other creasing numerically When he sternly reprimanded the roundings, failures at school lessons, The portable broadcasting and re­ white-faced Snips who walk three and tures in the police headquarters line­ and equally important phases of the Free C oinage through the last Typist who did a few’ Letters for him desire to “live one’s own life,” eager­ ceiving set which A. G. Simson of the four abreast. up on charges of felony—homicide, currency changes have been accom­ of Silver several years. Con­ every Day and gave her a Lecture on ness to earn money, clothes and lux­ radio department of the United States In every Generation there are cer­ robbery, arson, and assault. plished In the time which we may sequently, there the Importance of spelling correctly uries, desire to go on the stage and— forest service Is operating, is one of tain Men who leave their Impress later recall as the crisis of 1933. We were more of them in congress. This all Words of One Syllable she never According to Commissioner Edward men. several that Uncle Sam has put Into j upon the World. Mr. Effingham Glitts have seen the most extraordinary pow­ is attested by a vote which the senate missed one Jaw Movement as she P. Mulropmy, however, the vast ma­ As for the stage struck girl, she is use as another step in checking forest j had not made as much as a Dent. He er ever accorded to a President of the took or an amendment to permit free chewed her Wax but she did tell him jority of the runaways were not bad becoming virtually non existant so far fires. The set, which weighs but 14 was compelled to use Influence to get United States delegated by congress to and unlimited coinage of silver. The that he was the kind of Fish that girls, but were “just dissatisfied—dis­ as the “ missing” lists disclose. Cap­ pounds, is carried by the fire-chaser j his Name into the City Directory. His Mr. Roosevelt so that he can exercise amendment was defeated, it is true, ought to stay home all Day instead satisfied with their homes, their places tain Ayers believes that the records on Ids patrol of the dense forests. j Mail consisted of Catalogues and Prop­ the unlimited powers of a dictator over but the vote showed 33 senators in fa­ of wandering out into the Streets and of employment, their whole environ­ would show that out-of-town girls who When he locates a fire, he can imme- ! ositions in regard to the Purchase of ment. They were not bad, they were diatel.v establish communication with j our currency within a specified range. vor of t compared with 47 nays. That frightening Pedestrians. come here to make a name on the is the largest vote polled on the ques­ Books on a Weekly Payment Elan. merely out of step.” stage are not one-fifteenth what they headquarters. He said he considered those powers He couldn't even High Hat the low­ tion in more than 30 years. A Slogan Swallower. Many Blame Slump. were a few years ago. Whether the essential, and congress gave them to ly Office Boy. The Latter was afraid In the meantime, the President was If Mr. Glitts often pondered on The depression, of course, was to stage has lost its lure or the fact him without question. of the nut-headed Flappers but he had 7-Year-Old Girl Has getting ready for conferences with Death and decided to postpone the blame for hundreds of the disappear­ that so many of its people are looking Thus in the space of a few short the greatest possible contempt for Mr. j the heads of eleven foreign govern­ Shuffle as long as possible, it was be­ ance cases. With the head of the for work like folk in more prosaic Had 13 Broken Bones weeks, our nation has seen its cur­ Glitts and called him a Goobie which ments ->n economic and financial ques­ cause he knew darned well that his family out of work, the larder all but callings, the bureau chief cannot Shelbyville, Ind.—Annabelle Fesler, j rency structure lifted bodily from the doesn’t mean anything but sounds ter­ tions. Most of those nations were Funeral would be a Flop. Just a cou­ empty, small youths crying for food, guess. He only knows that the would- seven, has suffered a broken bone for j foundation upon which it has rested rible. using exactly the same basis of cur­ ple of Calla Lilies and some Boys no funds with which to buy finery or be stage beauties who claim the pro­ the thirtenth time. The latest injury ! more than half a century and rebuilt For a long time it had been Mr. rency is ours became after support from the Office to Pall-Bear. Glitt’s secret Desire to plant a Bomb j even decent clothes, hundreds of girls fessional attention of his Investiga­ was a broken collarbone, suffered ] into a fabric of flexibility equaled only Effingham was a good deal of a Gnat for the dollar was withdrawn. He en­ under the Boarding House in which j in their early high school years suited tors are becoming fewer and fewer when she stumbled and fell while j by the possible changes in the coat of but he did not enjoy his Destiny. He action to prolonged periods of despair every year. Not one single case of a walking. Doctors say the child's bones the chameleon. Within the range of tered t lose conferences then on even he was eking out a Miserable Exist­ terms, insofar as currency was con­ found it very irksome to be rated as ence. The Landlady was so busy over their plight by vanishing Into the stage struck girl was entered on the lack the constituent which resists the limits fixed, the President has been a Cipher. He looked like something maelstrom of city life in search of bureau's records last year. breaks. empowered actually to prescribe the cerned. counting the Calories and providing * * • that is found asleep In a Back Row for the Vitamins that she forgot to whatever change in fortune the future value of the money that you and I use. But the departure from the gold after an illustrated Lecture on the give them any real Food. Effingham might have in store for them. Any­ * * » standard caused a need for new legis­ Holy Land, but he had within him all longed to bawl her out In such Loud thing better than their present lot, But let us recount the events and lation. Hence, the President analyzed of the turbulent Ambitions of a Na­ Tones that his Complaint could be j they seemed to reason. understand what has happened, and Science Brings Aid to the Deaf what v as needed and asked congress poleon. He had a smoldering Desire heard in Cuba. On the other hand, Capt. John H. see what they portend, if that be pos­ — ------—— to give him the authority to employ to bite on the Ankle all those who So, while he was still under the In- j Ayers, for the last fifteen years head sible, through a knowledge of the fac­ whatever was needed. He appeased the- had been treading on him. fluence of the Complex of Superiority, | of the missing persons bureau and beqn in use for years, officials pointed tors embraced. .Since the banking Taught to Speak Words They demands of the inflationists by telling Probably what fussed Mr. Glitts he opened up and made a Scene at generally recognized as one of the out, they do not help a deaf person j holiday of March, the money structure Can’t Hear. them to put into the legislation au­ more than anything else was the Dinner. It was called Dinner because world's leading experts on the “ miss­ to acquire accent values. of the country has been imperiled; thority for him to use any or ail of gloomy Fact that the Female Sex re­ it was served at about the Hour when : ing girl” problem, is convinced that "During the last few years a re­ the situation has been watched by all Philadelphia.—Fated by inheritance their several schemes in his discretion. garded him as a Swozzie: He could People who can afford to Dine usu­ the depression has been instrumental markable device has come into use,” nations, many of whom have been or accident to live in a world of si­ There is nothing mandatory aaout walk on the crowded Avenue for Miles ally partake of the meal known as , In keeping just as many would-be run­ Mrs. Serena F. Davis, principal of the nervous, and frequent signs have ap­ lence, 120 deaf children of Philadel­ them. He can use the powers or not and Miles and never get the Eye. He Dinner. A lw ays the F irst Course w'as aways at home as it has forced out school, said. peared that the enormous gold stock- phia are being taught by methods of as he chooses, or as the pressure of was cursed with all of the outward Soup which tasted as if some one had nto the uncharted byways. Perhaps in the United States was not regarded scientific education to speak words “It Is a microphone which rests on public opinion makes a given course Appearances of one who Is signally slipped Something into the Hot Wa- | more. throughout the world as able to meet the teacher's desk and is connected of actic n seem advisable. Moral. The Girls certainly co-operated ter. The only real Excuse for calling j “ Fifteen-year-old Jane, tired of dish­ they never can hear. Facilities for the special training, to a pair of earphones for every child. the demands should all foreigners hav­ Under the terms of the legislation, to help him behave. it Soup was the fragment of Vermi- j washing and bedmaking, and with a ing money in this country decide to designed to make a minor handicap of When the Instructor sings, talks or negotiations are permitted between Mr. Effingham Glitts was old enough celli floating idly on the Surface. runaway bee buzzing in her bonnet, withdraw it. The President, the treas­ a terrible affliction, have been provid­ plays a musical Instrument, the chil­ the Treasury and the Federal Reserve to have a Home of his own, a fine Effingham let out a Squawk, which will most often think twice before she ury and the Federal Reserve hoard ed by the board of education In an dren feel the vibration and recognize board and the Federal Reserve bunks Job at a sweet Salary and a standing Is Hoi Polloi for Protest. He told the j gives up the safety and protection of read those signs as dangerous. They effort to save from a life of isolation the sounds after repeated repetitions. whereb, • the Reserve banks would buy In Society. He saw Men of his own Soup the Truth about itself so that j that humble abode and goes out in saw, too, the tendency of American those whom deafness otherwise would In the case of speech, they learn to $3.000,0)0,000 worth of government Age being elected to Congress, build­ he could get a Rise out of the L a n d ­ search of the job nowadays,” the cap­ commodity and security values to slide make objects of charity or pity. recognize words without resorting to bonds from private owners The hol lers ing Sky-scrapers and bossing Rail­ la d y. He just sat back and waited for tain explained. “With unnumbered further and further down. A choice Some of the boys and girls at the lip reading.” would be given cash by the reserve roads. Whereas, he sat at a Desk and her to brag about the Home Cooking had to be made. The President made it. school were bora deaf, while others In addition, she explained, the chil­ institut ons in place of their securi­ -handled some of the piffling Details and the Refined Atmosphere. By one simple order, the President lost their hearing through illness or dren are taught light and heavy ac­ ties. Thus, banks holding government of a large Corporation. His Desk was He had framed a Come-Back which, German Ambassador to laid an embargo on exports of gold. accident. Unable to hear the spoken cents of words by placing their finger­ bonds would be given cash instead of over in a dark Corner, commanding a probably, would lead up to his being j In effect, he said the United States England a Beau Brummel word, they are being taught to enun­ tips against a bass drum while the interest-bearing bonds, and the theory view of a Brick Wall and some over­ ordered out of the Joint, Bag and government will no longer permit any­ London.—The man who has the ciate by an intensive training in vi­ teacher speaks words against the is that since the cash would not bring head Wires. The English Sparrows Baggage. That was what he craved. j body to pay their bills abroad in gold, swankiest wardrobe in London—so bration. drumhead, just as one would speak them ii return, they would seel: to -fffiuia sit on the Wires and look in at He knew that he never could tune- I because that is what happens when says a local newspaper—is not an Eng­ Though systems of lip reading have into a "mike.” make Ivans that would provide inter­ Effingham and pity him. tion as a Leader o f Men w hile sur- no gold exports are allowed. That lishman, but a German. est. II it works that way, It means The World had superimposed itself rounded by the Flat-Heads and Tom- j simple order had a broader effect. He is Herr Yon Hoesch, new Ger­ that the banks would seek to encour­ on Effingham Glitts as effectively as tits of a third-rate Beanery. The result of it was that the dollar man ambassador to the court of St. age us? of money in business enter­ an Elephant might, in a spirit of utter P.nt the Landlady knew him and . in American money, measured as it Janies, and he has no fewer than 100 Japan Hunger Strikers in Prayer prises. A condition known as an ‘ easy Callousness, squat on a Caterpillar. pitied him, so she just told him to be | must be alongside of foreign curren­ suits. Evening clothes, dinner jack­ money market” would obtain. The Fact that he was not crushed Is In his Room about 9:30 and she would ■ cies, was worth less than when those ets, formal levee wear, riding clothes, * * * all to his Credit. When he attempted come up and fix a Foot Bath for him j abroad entitled to receive funds were sports and shooting clothes, lounge to get up on his Hind Legs and crow and give him 10 Grains of Aspirin and able to get the gold if they wanted it. It is to be remembered, however, suits, morning suits, and uniforms he was a Bloomer, but let it be told in the morning he would he all right. ; One may consider that the effect is that tl e Federal Reserve Banks are to Future Generations that, at least, Sure enough he was. He awoke next without number. psychological or however you may de­ quasi-private It took the ambassador’s faithful he made the Try. day fully reconciled to the Fact that scribe it yet the end is the same. The As Greenbacks banks. It is rossi- valet, Hubert, two days to unpack. It was about a Year ago that Mr. he would always be the Goat of the ! law of supply and demand encom­ XVere Issued hle for them t0 « ' Two rooms were specially fitted for Glitts decided to stop playing the Universe. He decided that he would I passes the currency like it does every fuse to buy the the clothes. Even so, the shoes (a Third Assistant Grave-Digger and he have to be a Slob instead of a Schwab. other material thing. government bonds in the manner sug­ the curly-haired hero. When an In­ He flew at the withered Prunes with i pair for each suit) overflowed under gested. so the law provides that the sect starts out to be an Eagle that is the bed where his excellency sleeps. Treasury may buy $3,000,000,000 in real Gusto and spoke nicely of the j So the President decided to allow some Contract, but Effingham was All other sartorial details are in government bonds and pay for them lukewarm Coffee. Also he had a Cigar the dollar to shift for itself in the for­ hopeful and determined. He had been keeping. Overcoats, it is said, number in “ Un ted States notes,” just as were ready for the conductor on the Trol­ eign exchange field. on a Diet of uplifting Editorials and j dozens. There are, quite naturally, issued in the days of the greenbacks ley Fine. Dollar Down, In reaching that enn- nice hot Slogans. He had been devour­ MORAL: Those who were not born so many hats and shirts that Hubert, after the Civil war. This would pour ing these inspirational Pieces on how who has been with Yon Hoesch for Prices Up clusion- he f'eeted just $3,000,000,000 of new money into to be Blase will always be Blozzy. ^ to provide protec­ to achieve Success. Most of them had j twelve years, can scarcely keep track circula ion. It will have either gold or tion against- further declines, tem been written by salaried Hacks who | of them. silver back of it, but it remains to be I Divers’ Work on Ocean poraril.v at least, in the prices of farm owed Grocery Bills. determined which and in what amount, products, of commodities such as iron Had Good Intentions. Floor Requires Nerve so it is an inflationary provision. Fireman Hero Is Asked and the natural mineral resources, Mr. Glitts believed anything that The dangerous and thrilling busi­ In tl e case of purchase by the Fed­ ness of working on the floor of the for Saved Man’s Glasses and of corporation stocks and bonds. eral Reserve banks of the bonds in was printed and framed. Every time Those prices automatically increased he read one of those highly original ocean has, within recent years, been Boston.—When fire started in a question, the law provides that the carried to new achievements. West end tenement house, Fireman rs the value of the dollar, measured in Federal Reserve banks will hold them Instructions hanging above a Desk he exchange of other currencies, de­ resolved to be himself and keep on Dressed in heavy copper helmets John O’Granihan rescued a man from for a stated period, hut if the new and diving suits which weighed so a flaming bed and carried him through clined. money was issued by the Treasury to smiling and do it now and not worry. To state it in another fashion, when He wanted to obey all of the Rules much that a man could hardly walk smoky corridors to safety. pay the bonds, a sinking fund is set the President took the currency off the which had helped*so many Ilumhle Be­ unsupported in them, above water, the So badly was he affected by smoke up to retire the notes. It is provided gold standard. Immediately there was ginners to work their way up to $1,800 divers who worked for more than an that the fireman spent eleven days in that at least 4 per cent of the out­ the possibility of a limitless amount Jobs. So he made all his Plans to hour at a time lifting a great subma­ a hospital. After he returned to duty standing United States notes would be of currency being issued. If the cur­ emerge from the Hay each A. M. and rine and her cargo of dead from the a stranger visited him and asked: retired each year through an appro­ rency were on the gold standard, each greet the newborn Day with high muddy ocean bottom, were no ordi­ “Are you the fireman who saved so- priation of funds by congress for that nary heroes. They learned that they and-so in that fire on Leverett street?” paper dollar was supported by a re­ purpose. Courage. serve of 40 per cent in gold and the He had it straight from- a 15-cent had to he “decompressed” after re­ "Yes,” the fireman replied. Another provision of the law allows amount of currency that could be issued, Magazine that every Mortal can get maining under the terrific weight of “Well,” said the stranger, “ where the Preside«! to change the value of therefore, never could be more than two away with Anything if he has the the sea for any length of time, at peril the h—1 are his glasses?” the grid dollar. Under the previous Nerve to jump right in and get a of their lives. And so, when the time­ and a half times the amount of gold iaw, it was required that a gold dollar keeper on board ship at the surface held in the Treasury and Federal Re­ Strangle Hold on the immediate Prob­ Protesting the tax evasion of financial groups in Japan, these members should contain 25.8 grains of fine gold, indicated that the hour for work below serve hanks. That amount is in ex­ lem. The only Failures are the poor Rats Boss Valley, of tlie Kokusui Taishuto party came all the way from Osaka to Tokyo and or pure gold as we know it. The new had elapsed, the divers were drawn cess of $3,000,000,000. Goofs who have no Confidence In Care Not to Roam prayed before the statue of Kusunoki In front of the palace. They empha­ law, however, gives the President pow­ themselves. Strike boldly and demand slowly to the surface. But the fact that there is a topmost er to reduce teat gold content by as For any prolonged stay under water Washington.—Why a rat large sized their protest by going on a hunger strike. Attention and the World will greet limit beyond which currency could much as 50 per cent. or for deep-sea diving, the diver must enough to control acres of land you as a Conqueror. Beautiful Maid­ not be issued, because there is not The third major section of the law have a very elaborate and perfect pro­ should confine itself to a particular ens will scatter Posies in your Path­ ! Old Hand Loom Provides gold to support it, is held by tlie sound allows the President to accept silver tective equipment. His suit must be territory is a question which puz­ Bulldog Saves Child way. Head Waiters will prostrate money advocates to establish a unit from oreign governments in payment heavy and strong. Besides having zles Dr. Joseph Grinnell, of the Living for This Family themselves. Rankers will smile and and Servant from Death of value of currency which is not sus­ of their war debts to the United these qualities, his helmet must be University of California. Eugene, Ore.—An old hand loom - cut the Interest Rate. It sure reads Cedar Rapids, Iowa.—Bingo, a Bos­ ceptible of fluctuation. That is the States. He is limited in this respect, equipped with valves which can be Doctor Grinnell’s report was on well and it had Mr. Glitts completely ton bull terrier, saved a one-year-old discovered in the attic, where it had reason they urge retention of the gold however, and may not accept more controlled by the diver to admit and a study of the giant kangaroo rats, lain dust covered for many years—is hypped. He went to his Couch one Eve­ child and its maid from possible death standard. Departure from the gold than 8100,000.000 in any one year, or release air for his comfort and safety. a comparatively unknown species providing a means of livelihood for the ning ns a low-grade Mokus and arose by poisonous gas here recently when it : standard then was a matter of grave about one-third of the annual pay­ Sometimes the air is pumped through making its home in the San N. L. Barringer family here. With next Morning as a strong and silent rushed into the maid’s room while she i concern to them, for they believe the ments In interest and principal. He a long tough flexible hose from the Joaquin valley, in California. Ac­ odds and ends of rag they make rag character who was going to pry open was sleeping and tore the covers from dollars they own will be worth less, canno: receive it if the price is above surface. Sometimes the diver carries cording to the report, the rats rugs and trade them for necessities. the World as if it were a soft-shell Clam her bed. She awoke, followed the dog measured in the commodities tlie dol­ 50 cents an ounce. Present quotations his own store of compressed air in a “own whole square miles, to tlie One rug. recently brought 80 pounds of and incidentally get the Women all downstairs, and found the entire lower lars will buy and by the value at are less than that. The silver accepted tank lashed to his back.—-Detroit News. practical exclusion of other seed­ cabbage and 60 pounds of carrots. worked up about him and then smile flo o r filled with the gas fumes. which they will be taken In trading in payment of war debts is to be the eating mammals.” Two rugs were traded for six rabbits. with foreign countries. basis for the issuing of silver certifi­ sardonically as he watched them Suf­ Each rat has its own particular Outlook for Gasoline Trade Learns to Write at 83 On the other hand, there were many cates, but there is no payment due on fer. Possibly our good Friend was a plot of ground, usually covered Twelve miles to the gallon is the Oregon City, Ore.—It’s never too Huge Eagle Killed who were overjoyed when the Presi­ these debts until mid-June and so if little feverish under the Fedora when with rich vegetation. These plots average gasoline consumption by mo­ iate to learn, declares Mrs. S. M. Bas­ Perry, Fla.—Eli Dorman shot and dent withdrew support for the dollar, any of the foreign nations are granted he formulated this high Resolve but are separated from each other by tor cars, which means that 15,000'000. ham. who celebrated her eighty-third killed an eagle measuring seven feet which is the tenchnicai way of saying the privilege by the President, there he meant well and he sure made a de­ comparatively barren strips. Bound­ 000 gallons will be used altogether birthday in March by starting to learn in wing spread that had been carry­ that gold would not be paid out in set­ can be no currency issued against the cisive Stab at Greatness. ary lines apparently are respected tlement of foreign bills owed by Amer­ On his Way to Work he gave some this year, according to a study by tlx to write. Two neighbor girls, aged ing off pigs, kids and two large ducks funds until after June 15. general committee of the highway an- bv the entire group. seven and eight, are her teachers. near here. icans. It Is the contention of this

I A ,1 c SSU I.IM ’S four-power peace friendly elephants and a curious ar­ •*’ 1 plan is causing a lot of excited Spring Heralds mored rhinoceros from India; tlie JNIews Keview of Current discussion in various European coun­ more familiar rhino from Africa, to­ Howe About: tries. Great Britain and Germany gether with hyenas, dromedaries, ze­ 0 U R—------might gladly agree to this, hut France Coming Circus bras, and water buffaloes. Australia Events the World Ch er still asserts the sanctity of treaties contributes tlie kangaroo. Ordinary Men must he respected, and in this she is The rhinoceros,- despite his perpet­ of course supported by all tlie nations Much Actual Geography Seen ual grouch and his amazing ugliness, Too Much Charity CHILDREN of the little entente, and by Boland. in Sawdust Ring. is one of tlie most valuable beasts in Parental Love In Czechoslovakia especially sentiment tlie circus, costing about $10,000 by Senate Passes Farm Bill With the Inflation Amendment— was aroused, and Foreign Minister tlie time lie has been purchased from {Prepared by the United States Department By ED H O W E of Aprriculiure.)— WNU Service. an exporter and raised to maturity. Roosevelt to Ask Authority to Deal With War Edouard Benes told the parliament in By ANGELO P A T R I Prague that whoever desires to change HE circus, land of sawdust and While the more impressive rhino hail» T RECALL being startled some years Debts— Her riot Enters Conversations. the boundaries of that country must spangles, pink lemonade and pea­ from India, a dwindling species, tlie | ago on reading a statement in a bring an army along with him. He nuts, is about to emerge from African, is a formidable fellow of hook that only the ordinary men have T ‘ P IC K IN G U P ” criticized the Mussolini plan as a winter quarters. Tlie magic rum­ steam-roller disposition,. Rhinoceros, real intelligence; that poets, philoso­ phers, professors and prophets go so far By EDWARD W. PICKARD “great backward step,” and added: i ble of red wagons and the footsteps of elephant, or water buffalo can whip "History shows that surrender of ter­ cireusdom’s spangled battalions have a tiger or at least discourage him in in their speculations that they finally [~)T VR Boys and Girls: Tiiere is a echoed down the corridors of many camp far beyond (lie truth. little matter, very easy for you to ACKED by the administration, by addition there is the administration ritory always is connected with tlie most instances. In contrast to tlie summers; yet few really know tlie I was startled by tlie statement be­ set right, hat is giving a great many the big Democratic majority in the bill authorizing the President to join bloodiest wars.” evil-tempered pachyderm, with tiie B phantom white city, a nomadic world, cause throughout my life I have been people a lot of trouble. Will you senate and apparently by the favor of other nations in declaring embargoes deadly horn and tiie tiny, piglike eyes, a geographic marvel and a mystery reading books of the Intelligentsia ile- please pick up after yourselves? a large part of the population of the on arms and munitions. O O V IE T Russia was on tiie verge of is tiie good-natured hippopotamus, as from beginning to end. | daring that ordinary people are weak In the house you throw your hat on country, tlie Thomas As for tiie war debts, they were first ^ a quarrel with Japan over tiie genial as tie is fat. There is more actual geography 1 creatures, and must be constantly di­ a chair, your rubbers, one under the inflation amendment brought up by Mr. MacDonald, who equipment of the Chinese Eastern rail­ Elephants From India. within tlie narrow borders of Span- rected by preachers and writers. table, one reside the chair, your books* to the farm relief let Mr. Roosevelt know that Great way, and in that connection it was Circus elephants, almost without ex­ gleland than in any similar space on I think tli is great compliment was are scattered from one end of the bill won an easy vic­ Britain would like a downward re­ interesting to note that a new align­ ception, come from India. Their Afri­ tlie face of tiie earth. From the- shores paid us by Herbert Spencer; and there house to ilie other. When you get tory in the senate. vision; and their communique said ment was bringing Russia and France can cousins, though larger, are much of the seven seas come Us citizens, is some evidence to warrant it. In out of yot r night clothes you leave With this most por­ that the basis was laid of a clearer together, tlie former drifting away harder to handle and have proved pret­ their faces turned toward tiie open Russia the ordinary working Ameri­ them in a 1 eap on tlie floor. You drop tentous addition the understanding of tiie situation affect­ from Germany and the latter begin­ ty generally useless in circuses except road where lies tiie winding trail of cans are accepted as superior men, your bathrobe in another corner. farm bill was passed ning to take sides against Japan. Al­ for display purposes. Jumbo was an ing tlie two nations, though no plan tlie big tops. Dainty equestriennes and sent for as foremen in building As you turry along tiie street to and sent back to the or settlement was under way yet. This ready tlie French and Russians have ; African and he was stubborn, like tiie from France and handsome Russians factories, railroads, power and irriga­ sciiool you toss tlie chewing gum house for concurrence. encouraged M. Herriot and his expert arranged for exchange of military in- j rest of his four-footed countrymen. from the steppes; pink-cheeked athletes tion dams, etc. But note the contempt wrapper or tlie walk, tlie wrappings The anti-inflationists, associates to press the arguments of formation and military instructors. : One night years ago, in St. Thomas, from Great Britain and Scandinavia ; tlie Russian leaders express for our from tlie bar ol chocolate follow after. led by Senator David France for cancellation. Before long tiie situation on the Euro­ Ont., Jumbo got into an argument with flashing brunettes from Italy, Argen­ writers and statesmen! None of their Tlie skins from the orange or banana A. Ileed of Pennsyl­ Then Mr Roosevelt let the corre­ pean continent may he pan-German­ a freight train on tlie wrong track, Sen. Thomas tina, Mexico, and sunny Spain; blond notions are accepted. you took trim tiie breakfast table are vania, made a des­ spondents know that he was planning ism against pan-Slavism, with France with tlie result that his funeral was Germans with iron bodies; suave, I give credit above to Herbert Silen­ tossed anywhere as you go along. perate but hopeless fight, arguing that to ask congress for authority to re­ on the side of tlie latter and Italy held the following morning. charming Austrians; almond - eyed cer for the compliment. It may have Wiien yon get to school you throw while “ controlled” Inflation, as prom open tlie war debt settlements and with the former. Indian elephants are natural actors maids from Yokohama, Tokyo, and been Samuel Butler; I should have anything you don’t happen to need ised by the amendment’s sponsors, negotiate a reduction of tlie 11 bil­ and enjoy doing tricks in tiie big show. Nagasaki and from the seething land better remembered* tlie name, in grati­ anywhere you happen to be. The might temporarily restore a measure lions which European nations owe the ONTINUED Chinese resistance near They ure quick to learn, once they of tlie dragon; sun-tanned sheiks from tude. Anyway, both men have come yards, so well swept before you en­ United States. If he were vested with C Kupeikow pass on tlie road to realize what is expected of them, and of prosperity to the nation, previous the shifting sands of Araby; whip- down to us with reputations for un­ tered them, are soon littered from end experience here and abroad showed this power tlie United States would Peiping so enraged tiie Japanese mili­ their ears are tuned to applause like crackers from Australia and hard-rid­ usual intelligence and learning; and to end. that control could not be maintained enter the London conference prepared tary command that it announced tlie : those of a born trouper. Most of tiiem early occupation of all strategic points ing cowboys from the western plains; let ordinary working citizens remem­ Somebody has to pick up everything and that the ultimate results would to bargain for stabilization of curren­ are surprisingly good-natured, and they in tiie North China area. With this clowns, acrobats, aeriaiists, riders, ber that such a man believed they are you tiirow down. That is not fair. be disastrous. Reed, Tydings of Mary­ cies on a modified gold basis, re­ are so anxious about a firm footing in view, the Japanese launched a gen­ staff executives and laborers from ev­ the source of rea! intelligence, and in In tli is game everybody has to pick land. a Democrat, and others seemed monetization of silver, lowering of that in most cases they will not vol­ eral attack south of the Great Wall ery state in the Union—ail owe alle­ future combat mistaken notions of up his own tilings so as not to over­ terribly dismayed by the prospects for tariffs and other trade barriers and untarily step on a man. Giraffes are designed to open tlie way to the old giance to tlie transient country of writers and statesmen with more burden anyone else. Of course if you the future and their sincerity could adoption of measures to raise com captured by means of a lasso, and oft­ Chinese capital. As usual, Japan tents. vigor. learned not to throw them down, but not be doubted. modify prices and restore purchasing en an Africa-horn giraffe will he seen finds a ready excuse for offensive A game of checkers in tiie circus * * * to [iut them where they belonged the Senator Thomas of Oklahoma him­ power. to have about two inches of hair miss­ movements already planned. “ backyard” between a genial young Tiie Soviet leaders in Russia have first time, nobody would he over­ self led the debate for the affirmative, Members of the French delegation ing from his stubby mane—evidence The Manehukuoan government has Japanese tumbler, heir to half a mil­ some excellent ideas. One is that the worked and everybody would be opening with the startling statement said the President had promised Mac­ announced that only nations recogniz­ lion dollars, and an old clown who thousands of idle and mischievous helped. that the amendment, if it prevailed, Donald and Herriot that he would ask ing that state will benefit by its prom­ ran away from his home In tlie Middle men in tlie lag towns must give good There is mother side to it. We should transfer value to the extent of congress for authority to postpone tlie would not bother so much about the debt installments due .June 15, and ise of an open door trade policy. West long ago, lured by tlie spangled excuse for remaining or .get out into almost $200,000,000,000 from the cred­ Pied Piper and his steel-throated cal­ tlie country, and earn an honest liv­ extra work you gave us at home and itor class to the debtor class. Of course, that in return Herriot would ask the HE Nazi campaign against tlie liope, shows how the big top draws ing on farms. In every town there abroad If it lelped you any. it does tlie effect of this assertion is greatly French parliament to pay tlie default­ T Jews in Germany continues with together tlie ends of tlie earth. Such are many characters known to police, not help you to throw thing's about. weakened when one realizes that our ed December 15 payment of $19,000,- It hurts you. Disorder and dirt and 000. vigor. Dr. Joseph Goehbeis, minister Is the population of Spangleland, who live by scheming almost or en­ people cannot really be divided into of propaganda, speaking at Cologne, where people from nearly every coun­ tirely robbery. These men are respon­ confusion are not the conditions in such classes. There is scarcely a cred­ As Mr. MacDonald said good-by to said : “ We consider tlie Jews our try under the sun are fed into the hop­ sible for nine-tenths of the law break­ which you ca i grow. They check your itor in the land who is not also a the White House, he and Mr. Roosevelt enemies, but hitherto have exercised per of a highly organized machine to ing; the ordinary citizen with a good growth. You do not feel harmonious, debtor, and vice versa. But this point announced that they had agreed on a clemency which the Jews do not de­ emerge firmly woven into the brilliant job does not require the attention of content, happy in the messy place. and many another were ignored by the the following; serve. If they believe that this clem­ mosaics of a fast-moving performance, police a half dozen times in his life­ That is why we try to decorate tt and proponents of inflation. Senator Pat An increase in the general level of ency is weakness we will quickly subscribing without reservation to tlie time. . . . The most serious trou­ keep it a cheerful, colorful place. You Harrison of Mississippi, for instance, commodity prices. need that orderly beautiful quality In teach them differently." one supreme law of the trouper—“The ble in the world today is too much on the second day of the debate, con­ Re-orientation of commercial policies, your surroundings for your growth. Goehbeis proclaimed May 1 as the show must go on.” charity for the more than half loafers, fined his efforts mainly to taunting the Reduction of tariffs, quotas and ex­ Every time you help disorder yon “ festal day of national labor,” to the Tlie circus is organized socially, but dead beats and criminals. And this “ Mellon-Milis-Reed” group for its al­ change restrictions. hurt yourself. There is always a disgust of the Communists, who have ; a trouper's geographical background excessive charity is a new growth. I leged failures during the Hoover ad­ World expansion of credit spiritual reaction to every physical ac­ long considered that day sacred to has nothing to do with his qualification distinctly remember a time when all ministration. Capital expenditures by governments tion. When you are careless and dis­ their cause. for membership in tlie circus golf club, Trained Circus Elephants communities had a vagrancy law ; va­ The Wheeler-King silver coinage to stimulate business. orderly in your habits your thinking Students of Kiel university asked baseball team, clown society, women's grants were arrested with considerable amendment was accepted by the sen­ Re-establishment of an international that the lasso was instrumental in his takes on thit quality. What you the rector to compel 28 Jewish pro- ; clubs, or circus chapter of the Ameri­ promptness and discretion, and made to ate. Tt would enable the President to monetary standard. capture. work on the rock pile. Nearly every­ think, that yo i are. The way of your Improvement of the status of silver. fessors to resign. can Red Cross. Above all else, the doing becomes again the way of your f i x the ratio between gold and silver The anti-Jewish movement also was The big circus cats, unless born on where now the vagrants are in charge population of this nomadic melting pot thinking and round and round you and to provide for unlimited coin­ manifested in Rumania, where a ten- the show, are captured in the jungle of public affairs, RIME MINISTER RICHARD B. learns tolerance, and it’s what a per­ go on this whirling merry go round of age of both metals at the ratio so day boycott of all Jewish shops in the regions with traps and pits covered * * # P Bennett of Canada was already in son is rather than where lie came from dirt, disorder and confusion. It isn’t fixed. province of Bukovina was .ordered by | with jungle foliage and baited with Writers highly compliment mothers Washington to talk with the ['resi­ that counts most. young goats. A new method of cap­ In some ways, and misrepresent them healthy, it isn’t childlike, it isn't de­ dent; Finance Minister Guido Jung of a Fascist organization. Got Start in Circus. UST what inflation, even if “ con­ turing wild beasts alive involves shoot­ viciously in others. cent. J Italy and Hjalmar Circusdoiu has been a springboard ing them with a gas bullet that puts Lift the weight off your mother's trolled,” will do to the nation and ORMER G o v . Nellie Tayloe Ross i Writers almost universally charge Schact of Germany from which mien have vaulted to prom­ shoulders firsi. Pick up after your­ its business is a question on which j the animal to sleep without pain. that mothers do not properly educate were on their way, Fof Wyoming finally has been placed a economists and financiers are as far inence in other fields. Will Rogers was When the creature wakes up he finds daughters in sex matters. There nev­ self. Never leave room without and Japan announced In a federal position. The President looking back to see what you Rave apart as the poles. For the present tlie “Cherokee Kid” with Wirth’s cir­ himself a prisoner. These recently er was a mother who neglected such that Viscount Kikujiro appointed her director of the mint. left out of place and turning back to the prospect of its adoption and the cus in 1904. Al G. Fields, tiie minstrel perfected gas bullets are said to he education. fsliii would arrive Obviously Mrs. Ross was entitled to a abandonment of the gold standard king, started tronping as a Shake­ capable of bringing down a lion or a I have long believed the love of par­ set it where i belongs. Never drop May 23. Mr. Bennett good place, for as vice chairman of anything where somebody else will have served to create almost a boom spearean clown. Fred Stone wore tiger at a distance of 200 feet. But ents for children is the thing that nev­ . told the newspaper the Democratic national committee have to pick it up. If you reform in certain lines of business, and the spangles before the footlights claimed circus animals from the four corners er fails. And parents add a patience ' men that Canada and head of the party’s women's or­ prices of commodities have begun to him, and some of his best antics were of tlie earth are imported for a far and self-sacrifice in dealing with their in this respect the whole community ’ " ' stands ready to dis­ ganization she has been very active will bless you. And you will feel very rise. But how this will in the long born back in “Clown Alley” during more interesting purpose than mere children that Is about the most credit­ cuss any proposals and valuable. run benefit the ordinary citizen has not his circus days. exhibition. Many of them are edu­ able thing to be said of our miserable much better Inside and out. that look toward clos­ * * * been shown to the satisfaction of most Many persons still look upon circus cated. In tlie circus “classrooms” the race. er commercial rela­ ( ( D E P U B LIC A N Federal Associ- ! o f us. R. B. Bennett trouping as something akin to robbing natural enemies of tlie jungles are Some parents, poor wretches, have FIGHT YOUR BATTLES tions with the United A ntes” is the name given an or- | An especially 'dangerous clause in a bank, which accounts for the inter­ taught to tolerate one another. bad judgment, but fierce devotion to States, and said tiie Ottawa agree­ ganization just formed by men promi­ the Thomas amendment is the one giv­ esting fact that many present-day cir­ Mystery of Circusdom. children never fails so far as l have ments do not affect these trading pos­ nent in tlie Hoover administration to !1 \ /f A, HECTOR JONES won’t let ing the President power to devalue aid the party in re­ cus stars had to run away from home Much of tlie mystery of circusdom observed. If love for our children sibilities. in a prepared statement lie 1 AT me alone.” the gold dollar to the extent of 50 per turning to power in to join. Take Mabel Stark, for ex­ lies in tlie moving of this miniature will save us we will all finally get to used these emphatic phrases: % “No? How’s that?” cent. Senator Borah, an inflationist, the 1934 congression- |ample. Her relatives virtually dis cosmos, with its citizenry of animals heaven. “ We have reached a [mint where it “Every time 1 go out to play ball he argued that tins would be declared un­ ; al elections. Walter owned her when she laid aside the and people from every clime, and in Some children may fail to sit on the is certain that nothing hut united ac­ always conies ind mixes it up with constitutional. It may he this power F. Brown, f o r m-e r j crisp, white uniform of the trained tiie pitching of the tents that compose right hand of God because of mean­ tion can avert world disaster.” me.” will never he exercised by the Presi­ postmaster general, i nurse to expose herself to the maul­ tiie canvas city. The largest circus ness to their parents, but if love of “ Immediate action is imperative.” I f e “ H’tn. What did you do to him?” dent, but if it is it will be followed ing of "big, striped tomcats,” as she carries its own doctor, lawyers, detec­ children is sufficient virtue to save us, “The world is in tragic trouble and is its president, and ! ” 1 never do anything to him. He by steps to abrogate the gold clause Ogden Mills, secre- | affectionately refers to her tigers. But tives, barber shop, blacksmith shop, I expect to find all parents there. begins it. I only hit him when he want­ distress.” in bonds, mortgages and other con­ tary of the treasury ! tlie call of the calliope and the magic fire department, chefs, business ex­ * * * ed to take my ball from me. Then he “ If we do not soon defeat the forces of the midway were in tier ears and she tracts. Provision for such action is under Hoover, is perts, and postal service, and it trav­ An English writer says: “A boy is runs and tells his mother.” of disruption and discord, they will immigrated to Spangleland, there to made in the pending Goldsbortugh hill chairman of the els on 100 railroad cars in four sec­ more often disqualified than qualified “ You didn't : ell your mother, did defeat us.” become the only woman in the world -which provides that existing contracts board. Arch Coleman, tions. There are long, steel flat cars in economic life by a prolonged educa­ you?” “ We must act boldly and unselfishly, who breaks, trains, and works tigers. shall he satisfied by payment of their who was first assist­ for the wagons and other vehicles; tion.” II. G. Wells has long been say­ “Well. Anyhow. Wei!, he began it.’’ otherwise we shall be certain wit­ Ogden Mills Site has more scars on her body than face amount in legal tender, that after ant postmaster gener­ huge box cars for tlie hundreds of ing time spent in a university is wast­ “You can bo h settle it. If you nesses of the wreck of our civiliza­ a giraffe has spots, and her exciting its enactment, gold clause contracts al in the Hoover administration, is in horses, elephants, camels, llamas, ze­ ed, and a training in idleness and can't hold your own with a boy your cannot he made legally and that any tion.” career has fed newspaper columns for bras: commodious sleeping cars for Asked whether Canada really had charge of Washington headquarters, rowdyism. England is deliberately own age I'm sor-y for you.” profit made from exchanging gold for and W. Irving Glover, who was second years. the performers, staff, and laborers. cutting its educational budget; and it The telephone rang before mother gone off the gold standard, as had been The almost unlimited geographical legal tender would be subject to a 100 assistant postmaster general, is di­ That the moving of the show may be has never been as foolish about edu­ had said the last word, tr was Mrs. asserted by Finance Minister Rhodes, aspects of tiie circus are nowhere more per cent tax. rector of organization. expedited, cook and dining equipment cation as have Americans who have Hector Jones. ‘I don't like to com­ the prime minister replied: “ Canada in evidence than in tlie wild animal Some experts are of the opinion that Mr. Coleman said the organization is packed up at 5:30 in the afternoon, steadily made it more expensive and plain but really. Hector comes in daily is as much off the gold standard and menagerie. To this traveling college the inflation bill may never he used; was primarily to keep together those and is sent a Read aboard the flying ineffective. with a complaint about Robert hitting as much on the gold standard as the of zoology belong animals from every that it is “ a mere bluff intended to who have been active in Republican squadron, along with the wild animal One of the impressive incidents of him or something. I did hope the United States.” continent, each a splendid physical have the very effect it is now having- circles for the last twelve years: to cages and the menagerie tent, which my life has been knowing an old wom­ children could play together nicely arresting and reversing the downward keep them advised of what is going specimen, receiving tiie utmost care is loaded immediately after the start but if tills goes cn I shall have to for­ EFUSING to accept the Norris an who had had two worthless hus­ course of prices,” and giving the Presi­ on, and to bring hack to the party fold from tlie animal attendants. Zoologi­ of the night performance. Tlie land bid Hector plavirg with Robert at all.” senate hill as a substitute, the bands, several children, and on an av­ dent a better position in the economic R those Republicans who supported cal experts from leading universities of the white top remains static for “That would bo too bad, Mrs. Jones, house passed the McSwain bill for the erage not more than half enough to conversations with foreign statesmen, Roosevelt last year. never cease to marvel at tlie excep­ just about six hours—between the time but I think that hey ought to be able operation of the Muscle Shoals devel­ eat and wear. She almost worships ns did the abandonment of the gold Ernest Lee Jahncke. the Hoover as­ tionally fine condition of the circus tlie last wagon moves upon the lot, in to settle their own difficulties. I imag­ opment, the vote being 300 to 91. Sev­ every man able to make a good living. standard, which also was inflationary. sistant secretary of the navy, is first animals, despite tlie fact that they are the late morning, until loading beginc ing they aren’t a* had friends as they enteen Republicans and five Fnriner- Such a man is her ideal, and a success. vice president; Mrs. Nicholas Long- moved from city to city almost every again, in tlie late afternoon. But, if seem to think. They’ll he going to Laborites voted with the majority. I rate men in the same way. Those TAR debts and reduction of arm­ worth, second vice president; Charles day. Variation in climate in different there is a late arrival, the time be­ sciiool together this afternoon as The house version is regarded as a who make a good living, pay their aments came to the fore in the j. Moos, third vice president; William sections of the country presents a se­ tween unloading and packing up again usual.” less drastic measure than the Norris debts with reasonable promptness, White House conversations as Prime R. Castle, treasurer, and Coleman, rious problem for circus animal at­ is shorter still. Of course, when the “ I suppose so, but it’s getting on hill. The principal point of difference help somewhat in decent human prog­ Minister MacDonald concluded his part general secretary. tendants, who often pass hours in a circus arrives on Sunday or when it my nerves.” between the two is that the house hill ress, and are in line for honest promo­ of tli e parleys and Six of the Hoover cabinet members cage with a sick jungle charge, so fond remains in a city for more than one Don’t let It gpt on your nerves. provides an appropriation of Si 0.000,- tion, are our best men. From their prepared to depart for are represented on the board of di­ are they of their animals. Seldom does day, as it does in a few very large Once the children have gone to school 000 and a bond issue of $50.000.000 for ranks come the millions who have home, and former rectors—Mills. Brown, Roy D. Chapin, a beast die while the circus is on the cities, this schedule is not followed. let them stay off your mind and rest starting the development program, slowly improved their manners and Premier Edouard Her- Arthur M. Hyde, William N. Doak and road. The longest run made by a circus in their services, and been able to distin­ your nerves aga nst the time when riot of France began while the Norris hill simply authorizes Rav Lyman Wilbur. Others include Under a single spread of canvas are 1931 was the Ringling-Barnum jump they come back. Vo good ever come of “all appropriation necessary." The guish their race. There are many lim­ his sessions with the Walter E. Hope, former assistant sec­ gathered hundreds of animals and from Springfield, Mass., to Montreal, settling children’s disputes for them.” Nebraskan’s measure is likewise more itations in the creature called man, President. These three retary of tiie treasury; James J. birds—tigers from Bengal, Sumatra, Canada, a Sunday trip of 335 miles. There is only one situation that rigid with regard to government con­ hut if he is ambitious to get out of gentlemen met togeth­ Patchell, Union City, Ind.; Mrs. Long- and Siberia; lions and leopards from The shortest run was 12 miles, from ever, in my opinion, needs the inter­ struction of power transmission lines. life the best there is admittedly in it, er, and after an In­ worth, Castle, Moos, St. Paul; Jahncke, Africa’s tangled jungles; tall, silent Philadelphia to West Philadelphia. he is good enough and a success. ference of the grrwn people. When a formal dinner, Mr. Harry Culver, Culver, Calif.; Coleman, giraffes from tlie open stretches of Circus exhibition in the United * * * helpless child is being made the butt Roosevelt took up the Y \7TIEN the world disarmament con- Ethiopia; nilgai, black buck, aoudad, States had its beginning in 1785 and of the crowd some grown person has Glover, John Richardson, Boston ; Fer- I have long believed a majority of disarmament question VV ference resumed its sessions in tapir, and gemsbok antelope. In the President Washington attended Rick- to take the matter up with the young­ rv K. Heath, former assistant secre­ the people are good enough, consider­ with them, his evi­ Geneva the French plan for an anti­ same circus colony are Russian brown ett’s circus in Philadelphia in 1793. sters. explain about the helpless child, M. Herriot tary of the treasury, and Mrs. Albert ing all their handicaps. . . . But dent purpose being to war pact of consultation was present­ bears, huge black fellows from Alaska, The circus of those early days was a put him in their care and keeping. G. Sims, New Mexico. now that times are harder than ever bring France into line at the Geneva ed by Rene Massigli. It excluded and polar bears from Greenland’s icy puny ancestor of the present-day show. Once they rake hi n under their wings before, I am wavering somewhat; hon­ conference. French demands for the American continent on the ground slopes. But the circus animal popula­ Indeed, it had no elephant! The first woe betide the luckless one who hurts \\ WISCONSIN has the honor of be- esty is always at a specially low ebb guarantees of security against attack, that it was impossible at present to tion does not end here. There are hip­ pachyderm to set foot in tlie United him. W ing the second state to ratify the during hard times. One is most apt which have blocked all agreement make the pact universal. Massigli sug­ popotamuses from north of the Trans­ States arrived several years later, Healthy children can always hold prohibition repeal amendment to the to be honest when getting along fair­ hitherto, were discussed by the Presi­ gested the creation in the capita! of vaal; orang utans from Borneo; tiny aboard a sailing vessel called America. their own. Now end then a bully ap­ Constitution, and the first to do that ly w ell; the word of the man in worst dent, and it was said he indicated that each signatory power of a commission rhesus monkeys with pathetic faces, Spangleland scarcely could lay claim pears but the grou > usually settle with by unanimous vote. Fifteen delegates, Trouble must be discounted most. he was “searching sincerely fon means which would determine violations of assembled in the Capitol building in affectionate dispositions, and delicate i to being a complete world in miniature * * * him promptly enough. Public opinion ( f associating the United States” with the Briand-Kellogg pact and the rights lungs; llamas from the mountains of on the playgrourd is a powerful Madison, were addressed by Governor were it not for the fact that -within its I have lived a long time in the Unit- ! international efforts to check aggres­ of a victim to assistance. Peru; pumas from North and South weapon and the bully soon finds it Scbmedeman, and in eight minutes boundaries can be seen the freak as ed States, and my wrongs have not sor nations. Such association might Concrete measures to prevent mis­ turned against hin. Hands off in the thereafter the resolution of ratifica­ America; macaws from Mexico; sea well as the normal handiwork of Na­ been those of a slave, but of a free­ take the form of consultatiofi with use of civil airplanes for military pur­ children’s squabh es is usually the tion had beeD drawn up and adopted lions from California; a sea elephant ture. The side show is a separate and man badly managing himself. poses were presented by the United best policy. signatories of the Kellogg peace pact to the accompaniment of cheers. from the Antarctic wastes; wise, distinct kingdom. ©. 1933. Bell Syndicate.— WNU Service. in the event of its violation. And in States, Canada, Argentina and Japan. <©. 1933, Western Newspaper Union. ® Bell Syndlcat 5.— WNU Service. PAG E FOUR LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 Üihr iCmtfon ©hiU'rm u* Social Briefs TEACHERS EXCEL imiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiMimiin iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiMiiiiimiimifHiiimiftr Mr. and Mrs. John Straub, o f Brooklyn, Mrs. N. Dugan, of 24 East Curtis street, IN THREE DRAMA PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY IN AND FOR I Voice of the People ] «■ore the Sunday guests of Mrs. William had as her w’eek-end guest, her sister Miss THE CITY OF LINDEN. UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiimiimiiiiii (HiiiiiimiiitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiHitiiimsiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiii iiiiiniitiiiiiitiitiH Sch'.ilath, of toi North Wood avenue. Mrs. Fuhr, of Hasbrook Heights. PRESENTATIONS Straub and Mrs. Scillath are sisters. Letters should be accompanied by the railed gilt edge bond stands to get the face OFFICE AND SHOP—OBSERVER BUILDING, 26 ELIZABETH AVE. WEST Mrs. John F. Koellhoffer, 417 Hagel ave­ name and address of the writer, not neces­ value of the lien repaid to him on maturity TELEPHONE LINDEN 2-3344 Delight Large Audience In in inflated currency, or currency that is Mrs. Beth Hughes and son Donald, of nue, who has been ill for several weeks, is sarily for publication, but as a matter of Junior High actually worth less than the currency he convalescing at her home. good faith. The name will not be pub­ New York, were guests over the week-end ¡raid out when he bought th: bond. Con­ lished if so requested. Please avoid per­ MORRIS WINETSKY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER of the former's mother, Mrs. Sadie Stone, That teachers can be more than mere sequently, the so-called gilt-edge bonds go * Mrs. H. A. Barton, of Henry street, was sonalities and religious subjects. Strive for instructors was demonstrated Wednesday fown in price. This does riot necessarily of 38 Furber avenue, Berlant Park. constructive criticism. T ry to make your hostess Saturday night to a card party for evening when the Linden Teacehrs Associa­ ipply, however, to specula'ive or semi- letters as brief as possible. ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER FEBRUARY 2. 1923. AT THE POST the benefit of St. Paul's Lutheran church. tion presented three one-act plays to a ipeculative issues. Miss Eleanor Feazey was hostess at din­ delighted audience in the auditorium of the OFFICE AT LINDEN. NEW JERSEY UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3. 1879 In every way it was a successful, event ner Sunday evening at her home at 418 Junior High School. Editor of the Observer, About forty persons were present coming P T A ASSOCIATION Miner Terrace. The invited guests were T w o Crooks and Lady, was the first of Dollar Inflation Miss Winifred Brown, Miss V irginia White, from New York, Westfield, Elizabeth and CHOOSE NEW HEADS The editorials below, written by Linden High School boys the plays. Sir :— Miss Lois Tobin, Miss Evelyn Monheit, Linden. The scene opens with Lucille, the maid, It seems to me that a great many people in observance of Boys’ Week, are a part of the program arranged Mrs. Albert Reaenbrecht is the newly Miss Julia Hencke! and Miss Eleanor Kuell. the accomplice of Miller, the Hawk, tidying are confused by the reactions of the stock by the Lions Club and the City Council during which Linden elected president of the Junior High School Miss Betty Hirschman, employed as sten­ the library of the home of Mrs. Sims Vane. and bond markets to the impending infla­ boys participate in the various phases of municipal activity. Two tion of the dollar. They find stocks going Parent-Teacher Association to succeed Mrs. Mrs. A. H Parry, of Miltonia street, ographer by the State Board of Children's She is shortly joined by the Hawk, who is of these editorials offer studies in civic matters, the third lists the after the necklace of Mrs. Vane, which is up, and the so-called gilt-edge bonds go­ Denis A. McCormack, resigned, who has Mrs. Thomas Whitley, of Lafayette street, Guardians, Morristown, was the week-end ing down. held that post for the past y :ar. The other experience of a boy in Boys Week. Each represents serious and Mrs. Robert Whitley, of Araon Terrace, supposed to contain 33 perfect diamonds. guest ol her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The reason for this is fairly simple. officers of the organization were reelected. thought and earnest application. were in Washington, D. C., recently view­ He leaves for another room when Miss Hirschman of 1214 Middlesex street. She Stocks are an evidence of partnership. They are Mrs. Edna B. Crawford, first vice- ing the cherry blossoms and seeing the Jones, the companion, is heard coming into returned to Morristown Sunday afternoon. the room with Mrs. Sims in a wheel chair. Bonds are notes of indebtedness. I f the president; Joseph Soehl, second vice-presi­ sights of the capitol. EXPERIENCES IN BOYS’ WEEK Mrs. Sims, who is unable to move, is placed dollar is inflated, money w ill become cheap­ dent; Mrs. Gordon Agnew. secretary, and Miss Yetta Silverman entertained the in the position she likes; the telephone er and more plentiful and the prospect of Mrs. A. H. Barr, treasurer. This election More power to the people who have made and are making Boys' The Margaret McLean chapter of the Linden-Roselle Hadasah Buds at her home rings and Miss Jones leaves on business for industrial earnings will therefore increase, took place at the meeting of the associa­ Week possible. We, of the younger generation, will undoubtedly be better Daughters of Scotia will hold its regular on East Henry street, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Sims is left in the care thus making stocks more attractive and tion which was held at the Junior High fit to take an active part in city affairs after being given the opportunity meeting Monday night in its.rooms in the This was a special meeting ami at this of the maid. The Hawk returns, and after more valuable. School Wednesday afternoon Craftsmen's Hall. At this time a candidate to see how the wheels of municipal government revolve. In taking all of time the final arrangements were marie for a thorough search of the room the maid On the other hand, the holder of a so- Mrs. George Fieischmann 20 East Henry for admission to the chapter will be voted the officials from the High School, a very beneficial move has been made. the hike to Washington Rock, which will is sent to the kitchen for a glass of hot street, an officer of the L'nion County- on. High School students are at the age when responsibility is more keenly take place Sunday, M ay 7. milk. During this time, Mrs. Sims makes Council of New Jersey Parent-Teacher As­ A large number was present and refresh­ sociation will install the officers at the felt and initiative more highly developed than in the lower grades. Im­ Dr. A. E Berger, of Atlantic City, and a bargain with the thief and lets him take ments were served. LEGION NOTES meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Irvina Barry, of Elizabeth, the necklace from her neck, with the un­ pressions sink more deeply into the mind and knowledge obtained through The next meeting will be with Miss derstanding she is to redeem it and he is Mrs. Russell Terhune. of Woodbridge, were the Sunday guest of their parents, Mr. By Comrade Hunter the experiences of the week is not forgotten but reserved until maturity Esther Snyder at her home on Monmouth not to take anything else. She plays one rendered several solos for the entertainment and Mrs. Louis Berger, of 1 iq West Price Fifty-five people are entered in the sprin; gives it the right to speak with the voices of citizens with votes; then it is avenue. against the other until the girl tinnks the of those present. Mrs. McCormack pre­ street. tournament conducted by Linden Post. No an invaluable aid. Hawk is double-crossing her and she sented the officers with cor age bouquets in J02, American Legion. Card games being Mrs. James Hutchinson, who has been shoots him. The police hear the shot and appreciation of the cooperation the officers The strange maladv called stage-fright, which causes a sinking feeling Miss Rose Horwitz, Miss .Yetta Breitman played are bridge, pinochle, and rummy, ill for several weeks is convalescing at her come in. It develops that the Hawk has had given her and also to Mrs. Daniel in the pit of the stomach and trembling of the knees upon giving his first and Robert Ackerman, of the Bronx, were and several are entered in the jig-saw puzzle home. 115 East Gibbons street. stolen a stamp box of solid gold from the Schulhaner. chairman of the welfare com­ guests over the week-end of Mrs. Gussie contest. Many high scores have been made political speech, the anticipation of the vote count, the elation upon find­ desk and the maid tries to keep one of mittee for her untiring work on this com­ Beddick, of 112 East Gibbons street. in bridge and pinochle, although this is only ing that he has won are indelible marks in the memories of the elected Prof. William Bohn, director of the the diamonds when she discovers there were mittee. Mrs. Barr, in behalf of the asso­ the second week of playing. The louma - Rand School of Social Science, spoke be­ thirty-four. Mrs. Sims had been placed so ciation. presented Mrs. McCormack an boy official. Miss Anna Conegar, of New York City, ment started on Monday, April 24, and fore an audience of two hundred |>coplc that by looking into a mirror she could see electric percolator. On organization night he is sworn in. The solemnity of the occasion was the guest of Mrs. Mabel Dickerson, play will continue every Monday evenin; at the May Day celebration held in Prog­ all that went on in the room behind her. Miss Teresa Soden's class will be given a makes him realize the responsibility and power placed in his hands and of 14 East Curtis, over the week-end. until M ay 20. ress Hall on Mitchell avenue, Monday eve­ The police come in and take the pair away. party for having the banner the most time-. has the effect of making him, for the time being at least, a serious thinker. This Thursday evening the Post will meet This banner is given eaca month to the ning. He gave a very interesting talk on Miller, the Howk, is played by Daniel Mrs. H. D. Banta, of 14a Gibbons street, in regular session, as there is considerable class having the most mothers present. To the boy who has taken part in Boys’ Week before, the expressions and the problems of the present time. Finegan; Lucile, Miss Pauline Geiges; Mrs. is spending two months with her daughter, business to be transacted and many reports On M ay 16, from 2 to 4 o'clock, there actions of the newcomers always provide amusement. Comical wonder­ Sims Vane, Miss Dorothy Arlein; Miss Mrs. Walter H. Roll, of Kansas City, Mis­ to be heard, Commander Baldwin requests will be a tea held for the mothers of the ment, curiosity, despair, fright, and interrogation flicker over each bov’s Mrs. George F. White, Mrs. C. 1. Black­ Jones. Mrs. Marie Cowell: police inspector, souri. a large attendance. This Saturday evenin :, incoming sixth grade pupils. man and Mrs. E. Hendrickson made high F. L Beck, and Garrity. Robert Cook. face, but he soon becomes settled and acts as he feels. M ay 6. another of those very popular card The meeting of Union County Council scores at the meeting of the Monday after­ One Egg, the second playlet, is staged in The night of the council meeting provides the taxpayers with the Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Kantrowitz, of 10S parties will be held at the clubhouse. Rob­ of the Parent-Teacher Association of New noon Bridge club, which met this week a restaurant. The Man, Leslie Goodwin, a ert Walker is chairman of the committee. opportunity of witnessing their sons arguing for what thev believe is right, West Price street, had as their guest over Jersey will be held Friday. M ay 12. at the with Mrs. Stanley Mauzy at her home on play writer, enters and engages the Waiter, A varied assortment of attractive prizes w the week-end Miss Betty Hoffman, of 11 Grover Cleveland School, East Milton ave­ and more than once a boy’s logic has helped solve some knotty problem. Lucien Place, Berlant Park. William Diehl, in conversation. Finally Brooklyn. be offered which are on display in the vvi 1- nue, Rahway. Any Junior High school par­ Industry Day is one of the most interesting of the week to the Boy he orders the Waiter away. In his absence dows of N. M. Palermo on Wood aveni e. ent wishing to attend this meeting should MRS. MELENRIC HOSTESS TO the Girl enters. The Waiter returns and The card playing public is cordially invit :d Officials. They are provided with the opportunity of visiting one of Lin­ M r and Mrs. George Clay, of Phila­ get in touch with some officer or member LADIES’ AID the Girl orders one egg for her breakfast. den s many corporations and of observing the intricate details of industry. delphia. were the Sunday guests of George to attend. of the association. Mrs. R. A. Melenric. of 10 West Gibbon The waiter goes to the kitchen and the Scott and family, of 26 East Curtis street. It takes a patient informer to answer all the questions one bov can ask; street, was hostess to the Ladies' Aid So­ cook refuses to prepare only one egg. The DEVOTIONS BEGUN Miss Freda Yanowitz, 111 North Wood only imagination of the best sort can conceive the numerous and queer ciety of the Reformed Church Wednesday Man and Girl discover they were class­ Miss Mary Rabkin, of 1228 Victor ave­ Impressive ceremonies marked the open­ avenue, entertained Wednesday evening at questions a whole crew7 of adolescent youths can bring up. afternoon. The officers of this body are: mates in college. After a good deal of ing of M ay devotions in the St. Elizabeth nue, Union, was hostess Monday evening bridge. High scores were made by Miss Mrs. John Watson, president; Mrs. William comedy, the Man and Girl finally find that Every lad cheerfully contributes a dime for some misdemeanor at to the Signa Phi sorority. At this time Church Monday evening. The ceremonies Bertha Rabkin and Miss Sadie Rosenblum. Kraemer. vice-president; Mrs. Elsie Fink, the only way they can each get one egg consisted of recitation of the Rosary, L it­ the Lions Club Dinner for the sake of seeing someone else suffer the same the sorority gave a shower to Miss Sadie The hostess served refres iments suitable to secretary, and Mrs. William Dabb. trea­ for breakfast is to have it scrambled, and Rosenblum. who is to he married next any in honor of the Blessed Virgin, a s:r- the season. penalty. Since all dimes go to the Home for Blind Children, misdemeanors surer. A report of the committee in the curtain falls on the waiter going to the month. The event was in the nature of mon. followed by a processional in wh ch The guests w ere: Miss Libby Bass, Miss are frequent, combined with loads of fun; even the men become extremely charge of the Rotary Club luncheon this kitchen to place the order. a surprise and Miss Rosenblum was the the girls of the parochial school partici­ Bessie Bass and Miss Ruth Schneider, of boyish and throw7 restraint to the winds. week was given. The last sketch. Suppressed Desires, deals recipient of a number of pretty and useful pated. and benediction of the blessed sacra­ Roselle; Miss Bertha Rabkin and Miss Mrs. L. L. Spates was chairman of this with the modern idea of psychoanalysis. There is always a large attendance at court when the Boy Judge pre­ articles for the kitchen. ment. The devotion will continue every M ary Rabkin. of Union and Miss Claire week's committee, Mrs. William Farley Mabel. Miss Helen Gilkeson, sister of Hen­ sides. He is a boy chosen for his ability to weigh both sides of a ques­ Those present were. Miss Anne Kalugin. Wednesday and Friday evening at 8 pm . . Shevitz. Miss Ida Yanow tz and Miss Sadie heads the committee for next meeting rietta Brewster. Miss Charlotte Harris, ar­ Miss Lillian Kalugin, Miss Rose Gutkin, throughout May. j Rosenblum, of Linden. tion equally well, and never yet has a boy judge been radically wrong in while Mrs. R. A. Melenric will be chair­ rives for a visit. Stephen Brewster, George Miss Rose Kantrowitz. Miss Bertha Rah- bis decisions. The Board of Health meeting at times brings out hitherto man of the committee who will have the Ramage, and his wife, who has been carried kin. Miss Julia Rabkin, Miss Yetta Gut- luncheon in charge on M ay 16. away with the craze of psychoanalvsis, have unheard of ideas, some logical and practical and some not. hut discus­ kin. Miss Eunice Tabachnick and Miss Ciel not been in accord about the subject. F i­ sion is always interesting, and good results are obtained. After a visit Raphael. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA nally Mrs. Brewster persuades her sister to through the different departments of the city, where more questions arise, MEET TONIGHT be analyzed and the husband goes of his Mrs. D. R. Waeterling of the Westfield the week is ended by an athletic program. The youthful officials retire at Miss Violet Croucher, of 106 West Gib­ own accord. Mr. Brewster and Mabel are Welfare Council will be the speaker at the tire end of the da)7 relaxed after a week of being constantly on the go. bons street, will be the hostess for the card both advised by the doctor to leave their meeting of the High School Parent-Teacher party to be held this evening by the Star PLAZA working and playing, with a new insight into the details of governmental mates, but he claims Mabel has a sup­ Association, which will be held Tuesday7 of Linden Council of the Daughters of pressed desire for Mr. Brewster. Mrs. machinery. afternoon at the High school. Mrs Waeter­ America. Brewster finally decides to give up the P a i l A r c h i p l e y . ling will explain weifaft work to the w o­ THEA TER There will be prizes and refreshments. theory and all ends happily. men of the organization with the view of The State Deputies of Union County R. C. Reager. professor of public speak­ Wood Avenue; Linden New Jersey Tel; 2-2980 forming a Welfare Council in Linden. Much reference has been made during the past few years to the pro­ will hold a reception in the Linden head­ ing of Rutgers University, coached these This will be the last meeting of the year quarters next Monday night for all the players, who seemed well fitted to their FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — MAY 7 - 8 posed dredging of the Rahway River, hut few7 actual facts have been sub­ and at this time the annual election of o f­ past councillors of the county. Several in­ parts and who acted them well. Michael mitted to the average citizen for his consideration and enlightenment. ficers will take place. Miss Helen Gilke- teresting features will be observed on this Tomasulo was play director: Paul Yeisley, Linden is fortunate in having a natural water frontage which borders son. Mrs. M. T. F'arkas and Mrs. Robert occasion. The members of the council will stage manager; Miss Marie Soden and Miss Starr are the members of the nominating the channel of the Staten Island'Sound. Many of the leading industrial meet in front of the city hall at 7 130. Spe­ Elizabeth Reynolds, prompters and Malcom committee. - 20 Lions plants of New Jersey have utilized this land for their benefit as well as cial buses have been chartered for the occa­ Ayers, business manager. sion. Mrs. Rose Bundy, councillor for the Twenty-six members of the High School for the benefit of the city at large. To operate a large industrial plant, The ladies auxiliary of the John Russell local chapter, requests that all members be orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. concerns demand a cheap method of transportation and this requisite is Wheeler Post, V. F. W., will hold its reg­ present. A nominal charge will be made. Dorothy Weinheimer, supervisor of music, 20 Tigeis^* fulfilled by the conveyance of goods by water. Linden’s navigable coast ular meeting Thursday, M ay n . This On M ay 15 the state councillor and staff furnished the music. meeting will be in the new headquarters on line is saturated, and its future industrial development largely depends will make an official visit to the Linden Penn avenue, near W ood avenue. upon the dredging of the Rahway River, which will more than double the council. PARENT-TEACHERS JOINT HELL BREAKS available sites for industrial development. The land bordering and sur- MEETING MONDAY LOOSE IM THE lounding the river bed is perfectly adapted for factory use. Indeed, little for industrial supremacy in Linden if such a project is successful. MOST THRILLING The Rev. E. H. Gelvin, D. D , of the else can be done with it, as that section is quite isolated for recreational R a y m o n d B a u e r . Reformed Church, will be the speaker at AND AMAZING purposes, and the idea of erecting playgrounds or recreational centers is / the joint meeting of the Parent-Teacher SCENES EVER xery illogical on account of existing atmospheric and terrestrial conditions. During the campaign speeches given by boys running for offices in Associations of the city, this meeting to PICTURED! The records prove that the Rahway River at one time was used by Boys’ Week, students of the Linden High School, showed their desire for take place in the auditorium of School No. S on West Blanche street, Monday night. excursion boats and navigated from its mouth up to the Rahway City a recreation center. It was pointed out that some of our young folks go Dock, but through the negligence of the government the River is no longer Mr. Gelvin's subject will be "The Influence to out-of-town Y. M. C. A.’s to receive the physical benefits of such an of Art in Education." used by anything other than pleasure craft and a few barges, the latter organization; others, less fortunate, are unable to do so. A place where Another feature of the program will be terminating at Lambert’s dock. a playlet given by the mothers of the Par­ The fact that the River was at one time in actual use shows that such people can gather and enjoy themselves in physical sports and other games ent-Teacher Association of No. 8 school. a venture might prove entirely satisfactory. Through the efforts of a few would he very beneficial to the citizens of Linden. It would offer a good The title of the sketch is “ The Meller- drammer.“ The principal characters are city officials during the past few years, the possibility of such a project solution for making use of leisure for both the unemployed and employed, Manuel, played by Mr. Surgeons; Patrick, was brought to the attention of a government commission which investi­ and would improve the morale of the younger generation by eliminating, by Mrs. N ikola; Maggie O'Brien by Mrs. gated and reported favorably concerning the dredging possibilities. to a great degree, loitering on street corners. Peters, and Zingerella by Mrs. Rosen. The plan supported and submitted by the commission of army engi­ Miss Beatrice Jorgensen will render vocal neers to the Congressional Committee called for the dredging of the river Several types of recreation were suggested: a Y. M. C. A., a munic­ solos and her accompanist will be Mrs. to a width of 120 feet and a depth of 12 feet to the vicinity of Lambert’s ipal recreation center, tennis courts, and the extension of our playground Katherine Rommcr. Both are teachers of School S. dock and beyond that to a width of 120 feet and a depth of o feet because system. I »fortunately, at present we cannot spend large sums of money WITH CLYDE BEATTY the condition of the river bed would make deeper dredging quite difficult. for all these proposals, but it might be possible to erect inexpensive tennis The Fourth Ward Democratic Club will The cost of such a project would be borne by the Government as a ways courts in various parts of the city, such as in the park and on the school give a card party at Ukrainian Hall, Roselle and means of affording cheaper transportation and would thus be a grounds. The cost of construction and upkeep need not be very high, for and Henry streets, this evening. George also Warner Baxter in “Dangerously Yours“ Shablik is chairman of the committee in benefit to the county and state as well as to surrounding cities. Rahway much of the work could be done by unskilled labor. To further lower the charge. He is being assisted by Mrs. W il­ and Carteret would along with Linden also benefit directly by having cost of operation, the players could be charged a small fee to play on liam Manhardt and Theodore Miller. A SUNDAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY - MAY 9-10-11 navigation made possible up the Rahway River. Several leading industrial the courts. large crowd is expected to attend. plants have offered sufficient evidence to show7 how transportation rates With our amount of leisure steadily increasing, we have more time would be materially decreased through the completion of the dredging for recreation of the kind mentioned. Some day in the near future we The Julius Kaiish Democratic Associa­ John, Ethel, Lionel Barrymore in tion will hold its regular meeting this eve­ proposal. hope to have a well-developed recreation program which will help us ning in the hall, corner of Wood avenue As yet little action has been taken by the Congressional Committee on spend part of our spare time in healthful sports. and Sixteenth street. The meeting will be “ RASPUTIN and THE EMPRESS” the commission report, but we may optimistically look into the near future ZlCMC.ND W lLCHINSKY. called to order at 8:15. ! SPORTS LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 SPORTS Softball League Opens With Mayor Tossing First Ball

CHARACTERISTIC POSE AUTO CHAMP TO OF CITY EXECUTIVE McMANUS CHEERS Favored Teams Win RECEIVE TROPHY CLOVERS T O WIN W ild Tilt Witnessed Opening Combats Hoffman To Present Cups Leafs Beat Amboys 8 5 In At Speedway Debut Season Opener By Huge Gatherinfr Zannetti’s, Varsity, Hilltoppers, Sunshine Boys and the F.verything is set for the opening of the With M ike Yalvano's big bat doing the Fourth Inning Rally Wins for Slovaks Against Theresa Knights of Lithuania Draw First Blood of League brunt of the work and with Mayor Myles Woodbridge Auto Speedway, at Wood- Nine As Game is Called on Account of Darkness bridge, Sunday afternoon. Sixty of the J. McManus to cheer them on the Clover The second division of the Linden soft- naugh team by a 16-7 score. Lucas and country's leading drivers will compete in A. C. of Linden shellacked the West Amboy a big card of races. The riders will battle A. A. to the tune of 8-5 at Russell Wheeler The City Softball League was officially ball league was officially opened Tuesday Edzek twirled. The box scores: evening when the Hilltops defeated the for #1300 in prize money with 8400 to the Park Sunday afternoon. CUP PRIZE WON opened Monday, at the Russell Wheeler VARSITY CLUB ONEONTA ACES Hakoahs, S-3, and the James A. Zannetti R. H. E. R. H. E. winner of the Woodbridge Sweepstakes, a T w o doubles and a single rolled off the Park, with Mayor Myles McManus thre vv­ team defeated their rivals, the Charles Yal­ Stempel, cf. 2 U .G ive’ s. 3b. 0 twenty five mile event which will bring to ­ mighty toothpick of the slugging Yalvano W alck , ss. 0 N . Givens, c. 0 BY LINDEN BOAT ing the first ball. The Slovaks defeated the vano team, by a 10-5 count. The Hakoahs, gether such stars as Bob Sail, Joe Russo, o the joy of more than a thousand rabid Dragan, c. 0 Span. ss. 0 Saints, 16-13, in a free-hitting and loosely playing at the Stiles street field, put up a J.B o’ska, 2b. 0 R .G ive’ s, lb . 1 Lloyd Broshort, Johnny Hannon. Jimmy fans that witnessed the opening game of the hard battle before they succumbed in the Danish. 3b. 0 Yates, cf. 0 Patterson, Sam Greco, Warren Caullett, Clovers' season. But Mike wasn’t the only Local Entries Seize Many played game that was forced to be called onslaught of their rivals. N'either Learn was Lenorth, lb. 0 F.Givens, If. 0 Ira Hall, A 1 Tehisen, Dan Hogan and one that lambasted the pill for the leafs. at the en< of the sixth inning on account Hollister, If. 0 H arris ...... 0 Victory Cup Points able to score in the first two frames, but Frank Rankosky F.Bo'ska, rf. 0 Stuckey. 2b. 0 Eli Kansky, Moore and Goyette contributed of darkness. in the third session the Jewish lads “ broke Vena, p. 0 O. Stu’ky, rf. 0 The Woodbridge track has been re-sur­ the field day by gelling two hits apiece. One A Linden man captured the silver loving The Saints tallied lour runs in the :irst the ice,” tallying three times as a result of Prather, rf 0 faced during the winter months and will of Kansky s clouts was good for four bases. cup at the first o f a series of six regattas inning to take the lead over the Slovaks* timely hits by Bunin, Tabaschnick, and B attles, p. 0 present a hard surfaced duslless saucer. It Linden's popular mayor turned back the for model yachts held at Rahway River In the fifth inning, with the Saints leading Gidseg. Harvin. for the Hilltoppers, set­ T o tals .... 2 10 2 no doubt will be the fastest half mile track pages and after a fifteen year absence from Totals 1 5 3 , ’S . Park Sunday, while several other Linden 13-4, the Slovaks staged a rally w .licit tled down and, for the balance of the Oneonta Aces 00010000 0—1 in the East. the diamond got the feel of the old apple men scored many points toward the victory netted them ten runs. Errors coupled with game, held the Jewish lads well in check. V a rs ity Club 101000 0 0 X—2 Popular prices will prevail for the first again when he tossed out the ball that Two-base hits: St-empel, Walck, Dragan: cup which is awarded at the end of the hits featured this rally which gave the Slo­ The Hilltops tied the score in their half of time at the Woodbridge'saucer. The ad­ started the shindig. Back in io iq Mayor struck out— by Vena 3 ; bases on balls— off j series. vaks the lead which they held until the the fifth when Harvin sent out a double Vena, 4 ; off Battles. mission to the infield will be sixty-five cents McManus could be seen cavorting around MAYOR MYLES McMANUS j Harry Pierce, 525 East Price street, who game was called on account of darkness. and, with the aid of a fielder's choice and LIONS SUNSHINE while a seat in the grandstand will cost the local diamonds when he did the re­ scored seven points, received the individual an infield hit, scored the tying tally. The R. H. E. R. H. E. $1.10 There will be no extra charge for ceiving and was the slugging ace for the Macarek and Russell, noted for their fast Deutsch, c 0 0 Latawiec, rf. j regatta cup. His yacht “ Buster,” a fifty- winners pushed across three runs in the next the 12,000 grandstand seats. Children will old Linden A. A. ball, were hit often and freely. Home runs Weiner, rf. 0 Donchak, cf. two inch sloop, finished first in the free- and triple were the features of the game. frame and two more in the seventh. Both Lampert, ss. 0 Duda, If. be admitted to the grandstand for forty- LINDEN BURIES Stan Stinsky kept the visitors in the run­ : for-all. Finishing second in the same event ST. THERESA SLAVISH-AMEIS. pitchers, Izzy Gutkin and M ike Harvin, Sparks, lb. 1 G avutz. 3b. cents, or they can go in the infield for the ning by knocking out three hits for a per­ R H E. RH. E. Antonio, cf 1 S. Kam y, ss. 2 j was the five-foot sloop “ Dot," belonging gave good accounts of themselves. same price. fect day at bat. Kansky started on the Sikora, ss 1 0 1 M aggs, cf. 2 1 1 Shard'n, 2b. 0 Conrad, c. to Charles Gonday of Linden. The race HAKOAHS HILLTOP Harold G. Hoffman, Commission of M o ­ JEFFERSON 19 - 8 j mound for the local nine but relinquished PasTu’s, 3b. 1 1 1 Sikora, If. 2 Ì 1 B er’stedt, p. 0 Mura’ki, lb. R. H. E R. H. E was dose between the two Linden entries F .K ry ’ k, lb . 2 2 1 Russell, p. 2 2 Q Waddell, If 2 J.K am y, 2b. tor Vehicles of the State of New Jersey, I the post to Goose Wukovetz in the fifth Marron. If. 0 Julian. ss. 2 Shultz, rf. 3 3 0 Bortas, ss. 2 1 3 Gifford, 3b 0 j nning. I until a final breeze placed the Pierce boat Buck’ald, If. 2 Handera, p. will present a beautiful silver loving cup Eska, cf. 1 0 Ï- Gutkin. p. 0 Elizabeth Team Score Runs in the lead. 0 Flanigan, c 1 1 0 dSlad’sky. cf. 0 W h itley. 3b. 0 to Bob Sail, the track champion, before The Clovers will try and make it two in Klunder, f. 3 2 1 Israel, 3b. 1 0 0 Totals 4 7 3 Totals .7 5 1 Bush’sky. c. 0 Crosby, c. 1 In First Inning Mr. Gonday also took third place in the Sofranko, c. 1 1 1 Gray, 2b. 3 3 0 Lions Club ...... 00011000 2— 4 the races get underway. Sail won the title a row tomorrow afternoon when they take Bieler, 2b. 0 Rava’zy, lb. 0 fifty-two to sixty-six inch boat class, while E .K ry ’k, 2b. 0 1 2 J.S tar’k, rf. 2 2 0 Sunshine Boys 21100003 0— 7 last season. on the strong South Amboy A. A at the W e it’an, 2b. 0 Robbins, lb. 0 boats belonging to Robert Mack, Arthur Macarek, p. 1 0 0 G .Star’ k, lb 1 0 0 Mopsick, lb. 0 Zimmer, cf. 0 Two-base hit: Lampert: home run: Wadell; Joe Basile's Madison Square Garden band Coach Ted Cooper's lads chalked up their Wheeler diamond. struck out— by Bergstedt. 1 : by Handers 3 ; Mack, George Peters, and Joseph E Furt- Taba’nk. 3b. 1 Boyle, rf. .. will be on hand to entertain the fans be­ third consecutive win of the season on Fri­ The score by innings: Totals 13 10 ~7 Totals 16 14 5 Chase, rf. .. bases on balls— off Bergstedt, 1. ner each gained points in the various Bunin, rf- .. 1 fore the races get underway and also dur­ Amboy A A—o 2 o o 2 o < O— Three-base hits: Haggs, Russell. J. Star- Gidseg, ss. 1 Harvin, p. day afternoon when they trounced the classes. yak, Paslralunis; home runs: Shultz. G. Si- CAVANAUGH K. O F L. ing the course of the race. Thomas Jefferson nine by a 10-S tally. Clover A C—1 o 1 1 1 3 c O- P y e , 2b. Five similar events are scheduled as fol­ kora; struck out —by Russell, 9; by Maca­ Spader, 2b. R. H. E. R. H. E. After allowing seven runs in the first rek, 12. G.Haag, ss 2 1 Jarossy, ss 2 lows: Echo Lake, Westfield. M ay 14; Bri- frame. Oliver Stucky, local twirler. settled Score I y innings: E.Lucas, 3b. 2 W.E’zek, lb. 3 JUNIOR HIGH NINE TWO LINDEN YOUTHS ant Park, Summit, M ay 28; Warinanco Totals Totals . . 8 10 4 Slavish-A nericans 1 0 0 3 10 2—16 S. T o b ’ n, cf. 0 Chiko’ki, cf. 2 down and from then on pitched tieht hall IN MARBLE TOURNEY St. Theret as 4 0 3 6 0 C— 13 Hakoahs WIN ONE; LOSE TWO Park, Elizabeth, June r i ; Cedar Brook 00300000 0—3 Domkos, cf. 1 W .M ’tis, 3b. 2 He allowed but one run in the remaining H illtops 00201320 Chr’ nki, 2b. 1 Park, Plainfield, September 24; and the Lucas, p. . 0 eight innings, and received the best support Umpires : Buckwald and Parker. B.Su’t ’ n, 2b. 0 G.Martis, If. 2 The Linden Junior High baseball nine Two Linden boys will "knuckle down Union County regatta at Warinanco Park MARIONETTES PLEASE given to any local hurler this season. It T. Yashy, If. 1 E.Martis, If. 0 trounced the Pingry Reserves, 11-5, and tight tomorrow morning in an endeavor on October 8. GRADE. HIGH PUPILS At the Russell Wheeler Park's diamond, T.Fitzp., lb. 1 S. Edzek, rf 1 lost to the Summit J unior High 2-1, and took the combined pitching efforts of M at­ to capture one of the medals offered by the T.Blue, rf. 0 Paleckis, rf. 0 the Zannetti Club trimmed the Yalvano the Garwood Junior High, 10-S, during hews, Trieshmann and Nickerson to try I. nion County Park Commission in the J. Haag, rf. 0 Bednar, c. 1 YOUTHS TO COMPETE Miss Sue Hastings and three assistants, the past week. and halt the assault. marble tournament sponsored by the Com­ nine by a 10-5 score. George Pittius and M. Blue, c. 0 T . Edzek, p. 2 IN MODEL REGATTA from New York, under the auspices of the Tony Knopick were the opposing twirlers, Pingry Reserves 3 10 0 1 0— 5 Linden got away to a flying start in the mission as one of the activities of Boys' Linden Jr. High French club of the High school, gave a with the former allowing eleven safeties Totals 12 3 T o tals ... 16 22 12 14 3 x— 11 very first frame when they scored two Week. The tourney will be held in \Yar- L IN D E N vs marionette show in the auditorium o ' that SUMMIT. tallies, aided by errors. Only in the sec­ inanco Park. Elizabeth. A model yacht regatta for boys under 18 and the latter eight. Tony Twaskas was SUMMIT ROOSEVELT CLUB HOLDS LINDEN years of age will be held tomorrow after­ school. This was well attended by schol­ high hitter for the winners while Jack iwuou R. H. E. R. H. E. ond canto did they fail to register a count Fifteen communities of the county will noon, in Warinanco Park, Elizabeth, at 2.30 ars from the grade schools as well as by was the leading batter for the losers. A SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY Chelser, If. 2 0 0 Chase, If. Ed Mathews hit for the circuit with one be represented with twenty eight boys and The Franklin P. Roosevelt Democratic Luciano. 3b. 0 Lat’wicz, cf o dock. The event is being conducted by member- of the high school. feature of the game was the throwing of on in the first inning. Rrysiak, Mrozeck one girl participating. Sam Costa and Bruno, c. 0 H ardy, ss. . j Club held a card party at its headquarters and Weitzman shone at the plate for the the I. nion County Park Commission and the first ball by A. Fink, which was re­ Breun. p. 0 DeSur’y, c. Andrew Powanda are the boys who wall Saturdav night. It was a very successful locals. the Warinanco Model Yacht Club and will ceived by Mike Goldberg. Another feat­ W iat’ski, cf. 0 Jakuc, 2b. represent Linden in the championship event. Smith, lb. 0 Da’ g ’ rty, 3b. 0 | be a part of Boys' Week Program. ure of the game was a home run to the tournament. Six races are planned for the afternoon. The following were winners in the sev­ Punello, ss. 1 Stuckey, rf. 0 The lone girl in the contest is Anna ANDY’S left field by Eli Kanskv, third sacker for T r ’g r ’ ve, 2b. 0 Bennetti, lb 1 BEVIANO AUTO USED eral games: The classes will b e: Under 20 inches, 20 the losers. The box scores: Nelson, rf. 1 Nahalka who hails from Hillside. Those Sahli, p. 0 IN TROY HILLS RACE to 30 inches, 30 to 41 inches, 41 to 52 ZANNETTI VALVANO Anna Helmke, Mary Urbanowitz, A. Viano, cf. 0 entered in the match are champions and HOF BRAU inches and 52 to 6b inches. The "free for R. H. E. R. H. E. Perewich, Sue Pepe, Mrs. Spinks, Mrs. second place winners who will vie with each F.Dan’ls, If. 2 Totals 2 3 1 A new Fiske Special racing car. owned all'’ event will be the sixth race. * SERVING Mesler, cf... 0 Keedv. Rose Pepe. Nellie Sherry, Ben Lech- other to .decide the county championship. J.DanTs, 2b. 1 Vaivano, If. 0 by Frank Beviano, of Linden, carried Gus Ribbons will be presented to the first J. Kuba, c. . 1 men, Russell Spinks, W. King, Edward A gold medal will l>e awarded to the THE BEST Kansky. rf. 0 three winners in each race. Smith, rf. 1 Kansky, 3b. 1 Simo and John Daley, pinochle. JEWISH CLUB LOSES Ianicone, of Westfield, to victory in the winner and a silver medal given to the run­ BEER S'hn’der, ss. 1 Tw a’ kas. lb . 0 Frank Sweeney and William Sweeney, HANDBALL MATCHES second qualifying heat of the auto races at ner-up. The two losers in the semi-final £- Kuba. cf. 1 ¡WALTZ CONTEST AT CRESCENT D eM o’si, 2b. 1 bridge. round will receive bronze medals. Marsh, lb. , I Zaccuro, c. 1 Troy Hills Speedway last Sunday after­ DANCE M ike Smigelsky, Thomas Gregorcak. The Jewish Community Club of Linden Weid'burner 1 Caggino, ss. 2 noon. Ianicone's time for the nine laps was And Largest Glass Knopick, p. 1 Pittius, p. .. 0 Casper Daniels, Thomas C. Branagan. Tom went down to defeat at the hands of the CT ELIZABETH NINE Wronski. Mike Babbit and Mrs. Walter Elizabeth Hebrew Club in five fast step­ 3 minutes 57 seconds. Miss M ary Barone, radio singer, was the Totals 10 11 2 Totals .... 5 8 2 WINS OPENING GAME Pfitzenmayer, rummy. ping handball matches played at the Eliz­ In all other races in which the Fiske was In Town Vaivano ...... 02100101 0— 5 attraction at the second in a series of dances Non-players' prizes went to Jennie Pepe, abeth Y. M. H. A. Tuesday night. Three Zannetti ...... 1 0 3 3 2 2 0 0 x— 10 used it was piloted by Mel F'ornwald, local The Linden St. Elizabeth team success­ given by the Blue Crescent Club at the j Peter Breidt Beer Umpires : Green and Cook. Anna Hurst, Walter Pfitzenmayer and Alex single matches and two double sets were driver, who is considered one of the best fully opened their season when they l kranian Hall. Henry and Roselle streets, i On Draught Hoboken, and the dark horse prize was won played, with the Elizabeth couristers cap­ racers in this section. trounced the Elizabeth St. M arys by a 5-1 Sunday night. All teams hitting the ball hard, the first by John Daley. turing four o f them. Harry Angeloni, youthful racer from New score. Mike Harvin was the winning hurl­ Mrs. Walter Pfitzenmayer is the publicity The next dance is to be held Sunday j division opened with the following results: Keevie Farber of the local club was the Brunswick, virtually ran away with the er. while George Blake pitched for the chairman for the club. night. M ay 7 at the same place. At this I The Varsity team defeated the Oneonta only Linden representative able to defeat races for his second victory in two weeks. losers. Johnny Billy played well for the Aces by a 2-1 score with Vena and Battles time there will be held a waltz contest in his Hebrew opponent to the tune of 31-25. Johnny Uleski, of Newark, placed second winners while Kelly and Reid were the as opposing hurlers. The School 5 diamond The Second Ward Democratic Club will which is to be decided the waltz champion­ In the other matches Phil Zitomer bested with Len Perry, of Madison, third. only ones to secure safe Hits from Harvin. hold a social and card party tonight at the ship for New Jersey. There will also be was the scene of the subduing of the Lions Sid Atkin 31-23. and Isadore Tamaroff For the first time in many years an auto Score by innings: several exhibition dances. by the Sunshine Boys with a 7-4 score. German Club on Helen and Knopff streets. beat I. Rosenberg 31-24. Tamaroff and race with the cars driven by women will St. Mary 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 Bergstedt tossed for the losers and Handera Many attractive prizes will be awarded for Zitomer sunk Atkin and Farber in the be staged this Sunday afternoon at Troy St. Elizabeth 3 0 2 0 0 0 x— 5 Dave Rosenberg, head of the club has -GERMAN CLUB for the victors. The third game found the high scores. Refreshments including beer, first doubles match 31-21 while Mannis Hills, when Promoter Harry Munro gives announced a change in the time. The Knights o f Lithuania trouncing the Cava- coffee, and buns will be served. Shapiro and Sol VYeir.er defeated Irv. the fans an extra thrill with a special race dance will start at o o'clock and continue - Knopff and Helen Sts. CHURCHES COOPERATE until 1. Shawartz who played with Max Babbitt in which only girls will pilot the high speed ON ANNUAL RETREAT 1 by a 31-20 count. cars. Among the entries already filed is Mrs. The week-end beginning July 21 has been There will be a stereopticon picture at ’.K itty Conrad, of Bernardsville. Although designated by the men of St. Elizabeth Phone Linden 2-3493 the evening service of the Methodist her Troy Hills appearance Sunday will be Church as the date of their annual retreat Church this Sunday. Jason Lee, who is her first public exhibition, Mrs. Conrad is at the Loyola House of Retreats in Morris­ one of the early Methodist missionaries no novice driver. Last season she made WHEN YOU ARE ON WOOD AVENUE town. The St. Theresa Church will coop­ and who spent considerable time with the practice runs at the speedway and turned erate with the St. Elizabeth Church in Indians of the Western coast, will explain in some excellent times in her trials. Mrs. conducting the retreat this year. A num­ the pictures. Conrad is the mother of four children. Linden Bottling Co. ber of men attending the retreat last year Don’t forget to eat at from the St. Theresa Church were very enthusiastic about it. Jackson B. Ayo. Jo­ 22 W. Price Street, Linden, N. J. seph Gabrirk, and James Zanetti are the committee from the St. Elizabeth Church, SPECIAL while Stanley Eska, Frank Pakulski, M r. FINK’S Mucureck, and Mr. Miska are in charge of the arrangements for the St. Theresa YOU W ILL GET A HOME COOKED MEAL SODA - SELTZER - LIME RICKEY AND 1 Church. ASSORTED BEVERAGES Ladies’ Cloth Men’s PREPARED BY MRS. FINK Suits & Coats jFeinberg’s Pharmacy Dress Pressed Cleaned j Edgar Road and Don't Forget “ Old Heidelberg " DISTRIBUTORS FOR and Cleaned and Pressed ! Wood Avenue PETER DOELGER'S BREWING COMPANY j Store of long standing, reputa­ “ The Finest Food at the Lowest Prices” tion and dependability. AND LOEWER’S BREWING COMPANY CASH AND CARRY Expert prescription department. | SANDWICHES PUT UP TO TAKE OUT Roxy Cleaners and Dyers t Our long experience is your pro- 104 N. Wood Ave. Linden- N. J. J tection. 118 North Wood Avenue Linden 2-3793 Prompt Deliveries Made to Home Telephone Linden 2-3721] PAGE SIX LINDEN (N. J.) OBSERVER, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933

WOMEN ACTIVE IN »•Bit1- maybe she didn't. Anyway, It was refreshing to get It from some­ New Raincoats Are Irresistible Highest Value Set on WORLD OF TRADE THE MAY DAY MYSTERY body who ain’t accused of this killing. Allowing for the fact that she'd maybe Fine Art of Listening Your best talker is he who can By OCTAVUS ROY COHEN try to shield her brother, I don’t think By CHERIE NICHOLAS “ No’m, I haven’t. Honest. I’ve just she’s got a thought in the world ex­ make otiiers talk their best. Origi­ Many Figure on Boards of Copyright by Octavus Roy Cohen. been waiting for Jim Hanvey.” cept to help us catch tlie person who nating in generosity, this can also YVNU Service. Ivy withered him with a glance and Large Corporations. really killed Thayer.” His eyes closed serve self-interest; for anybody, It stalked off down the hall. Reagan slowly. “ She sure was in love with made to talk of what he best knows entered the room grinning. Woman'» place may he in the CHAPTER IX —Continued the guy.” and n ost loves, is sure to say some­ home, but the annual reports Just “ Any luck, Jim?” —15— “ Kid stuff!” thing worthy to be remembered. The issued by numerous leading corpo­ “ Plenty.” “ Why?” Hanvey turned slowly and regarded tyro prefers to do all the tn king rations in the United States disclose “ Got any hunches?” “ He wouldn’t tell me. There’s al­ Reagan for a minute. himse f. Next, he discovers this to that she is alc,o making a place for “ Yeh.” ways been a lot of mean talk around “ I think that’s the same mistake he ha i manners. Finally he learns herself in the financial world through “Against who?" the campus about Pat. He was better everybody made when they thought of that ’ o bring out the best in an­ the medium of stock ownership. A Hanvey chuckled. “ Everybody,” he than the rest of them nnd they all her in connection with Thayer. All other:;’ experience not only rives few years ago the names of women answered. Then: “ Did you see Ver­ I hated him for being more of a man. they said was: Kid stuff.” that person pleasure tint himself were seldom found on the rolls of non?" And Larry knew of it. 1 never made Reagan’s eyes narrowed. profit. To listen is a finer art than stockholders, but if figures are to be “ I did." ! any secret about it.” “ What you driving at, Jim?” to talk. An actress of wide and rich believed feminine investors are en­ “ Show him the knife?” “ They why did he suddenly come “ Nothin’ special. Just ramblin' In talent tells me that on the stage if croaching steadily on a field hitherto “ Y ep.” and speak to you day before yester- my speech, as usual. Only remember you listen well the audience looks dominated by men. “ What did he sa.v?” I day?” this, John—when n girl of seventeen at yo i instead of at the speaker. Furthermore, the women are not "H e said," answered Reagan, “ that Again her checks turned white. falls In love, it ain’t kid stuff to her, Their ears can fell them what the content merely to own a few or many the knife Is his!’’ “ Somebody had told him something.” no matter what it seems like to other speaker says, it is through their eyes shares of stock and sit idly by and “ Yes. . . ?” Jim was infinitely folks. I think maybe everybody would l hat they must guess what the let tlie men run affairs. Many wom­ C H A P T E R X I patient. “ Who?” have done better to realize that ivy listener is thinking. Listen .veil, en today are members of the boards “ Antoinette Peyton.” Welch was a woman grown. Get me?” and trough you utter not a word of large corporations—and they are “ I see. . . . And how did Miss Pey- They spoke briefly to the dean and “ N o !" exploded Reagan, “ I don't. you si all get the credit of being very not mere figureheads. They are ac­ I ton happen to pick that particular left the building together. Below them What do you mean?” intelligent! But good listening is irn- tive members and the men have come was the Bowl: long concrete stand on Hanvey shrugged. “ Durned if I possib e to feign. The interest must to respect their judgment. | day to tell him?” “ Because— well, it happened this either side, cinder path circling the know,” he confessed. lie sincere, the sympathy genuine.— Stock records indicate that the way, Mr. Hnnvey.” She walked to diamond; men in track suits loping Then: - “ So Max Vernon admitted Boston Globe. women like railroad shares. One the window nnd motioned him to join easily around the oval or practicing that was his knife, eh, John?" great railroad has 250,506 sharehold­ I her. “ Y’ou see. all the college btiild- field sports: tlie regulars indulging in “ Yes.” ers as of last January 1, and of this j ings are on a hill here. Way over yon­ a practice game against the freshman “ Did he see the blood on It before number 108,210 are women, or 43.19 der on that big hill is the women’s he made that admission?" per cent of the total. With an aver­ dormitory. When you walk over there “ H—1. no. Chief. I ain’t that dumb, age holding of 3!) shares they owned j you go down the hill beyond the Bowl i had the blade covered when I showed 33.27 per cent of the outstanding and pass through a pretty little patch it to him. I asked him if he’d ever stock. of woods. There’s a place down there seen it before and he said, sure, it was Brokers who have handled their all kind of closed in—everybody knows his. I said: 'You couldn't be mis­ purchases say that the women are | it. It’s called the Bower nnd couples taken about that, could you?’ and he uncommonly wise in their selections, HERE'S something more I go there lots of times, rt’s a sort of said he certainly could not. Then I most of them excelling male In­ than May flowers which college rule never to go In there when told him he'd put his foot In right, be­ T vestors in this respect. Moreover, the warm spring showers are someone else Is there. I mean not cause that was the knife that killed when they lose they prove themselves bringing forth* these days— to go in when you hear somebody. I’at Thayer and I showed him the IPs raincoats! Not just or­ to be good sports and accept their “ Tony Peyton was coming from the bloody blade.” dinary stereotyped raincoats losses with good grace.—St. Louis dormitory and Pat and I were in there. “ And what did he say?” tn the usual somber blacks, Globe-Democrat. Tony Peyton eavesdropped and then Reagan shook his head. “ He.said grays, blues and brown. If busted right in on us. She— she gave he didn’t give a d—n if It had killed POISON they were, this we are tell­ Pat the devil.” Thayer or not. he didn’t have anything ing you wouldn’t be news. The rain­ “ I see. . . . But what business to do with It He's a darn fresh kid, The hat, made jockey cap fashion and i i Y o u r b o w e l s ! coats we are tulking about are real the umbrella completes a perfect was it of hers?” Jim—and he hasn't told the truth about anything since I first stuck him news—the most gorgeous affairs that rainy day outfit. Poisois absorbed info the system The face which Ivy lifted to Hanvey from souring waste in the bowels, in the hoosegow. Let’s go over and ever went stepping out Into a spring­ But, see what else In the way of a was a study In bewilderment. cause that dull, headachy, sluggish, have a talk with him. What say?" time downpour. swanky raincoat a spring or summer­ “ I don’t know!” bilious condition; coat the tongue; “ Not yet, John. Let’s go to the These handsome waterproof gar­ time shower is apt to coax out into “ Didn’t she sa.v?” foul the breath; sap energy, strength undertaker who’s got Thayer's body. ments convey the message that the the open. We are referring to the all- “ No. Of course I could tell that and nerve-force. A little of Dr. I want to take a look at it." day of the homely merely utilitarian there was something between Tony white model centered in this group. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin will c.ear “ Come ahead." Reagan stepped raincoat Is no more. From now on anil P a t; or, anyway, there had been. The smart set are going in for the up trouble like that, gently, harm­ the raincoats we will he wearing will Tony was awful sore, and Pat was into his car and Jim crawled In on the white raincoat for all they are worth. lessly in a hurry. The difference it mad. He told Tony to mind her own other side. show themselves to fie both style- They are usually made of a zephyr will make in your feelings over night business and that if she hutted in on “Any of Thayer's family down minded nnd beauty-conscious To be weight popiin or crepe de chine and will prove its merit to you. here?” asked Hanvey. assured of this. It is only necessary him she’d he starting something she “Mm-m! Did You Tell Your Broth­ are as dainty as the summery dresses Dr. Caldwell studied constipation couldn't stop. Tony said he ought to er That You and Pat Were En­ “A sister. Seems to be a pretty nice to take a look at the perfectly charm­ they top. This model is sleeveless for ox er forty-seven years. This long be ashamed of himself because I was gaged?” sort, but she won’t talk much. I got ing types In the illustration. These and can be comfortably slipped over experience enabled him to make his such a kid, and he said he'd do what a hunch that he was always a sort of models are among the newest of the another coat. Wide shoulders and presciiption just what men, women, I —what he d—n pleased." baseball team. Under the trees were had egg, Jim. And, of course, a feller new. voluminous sleeves underneath mean old people and children need to make STOPS a half hundred cars; some empty, | “And you?” can't press that kind of an investiga­ The stunning highland plaid cape- nothing to this raincoat. The white their bowels help themselves. Its | “ I just stood there. It seemed like some occupied by youthful couples; tion too strong with a man's sister coat with its hat to match as shown hat of matching poplin not only pro­ natural, mild, thorough action and the stands held perhaps a hundred I was an outsider. 1 hadn’t ever seen when he's lying dead In the next to the right in the picture is enough tects but it also flatters. its pleasant taste commend it to r< //eftc/fte/te students and through the woods one j Pat mad. and 1 never thought Tony room.” to tempt any weather man to keep on Another model which we cannot re­ everyone. That’s why “ Dr. Caldwell’s could glimpse couples—usually of There seems to be no safer way to could get so sore.” “ Gosh, no.” They turned Into Mar- sending showers Indefinitely. Not only frain from mentioning is of black and Syrup Pepsin,” as it is called, is rhe end a headache— and there certainly mixed gender— walking slowly and land road and sped along under the is this raincoat a treat to the eye but “ It was a real fuss?” white check rubberized silk. There most popular laxative drugstores sell. is no safer way— than tw o tablets of talking earnestly. spreading shade trees which lined the the fact that it has no bothersome “ Yes, sir. I think Tony must be is a little vlsored cap and an umbrella Bayer Aspirin. It was a quiet, peaceful scene: a paving on both sides. “John,” asked sleeves to crumple up the dress be­ crazy about him, and she was jealous. to match and. listen to this, the whole D r . W . B . C a l d w e l l 's You’ve heard doctors say Bayer scene which made a profound Impres­ Hanvey suddenly, “ when you searched neath makes it a Joy to wear. And Aspirin is safe. If you’ve tried it, you Anyway, I mean she acted just like combination is lined with red. Ex­ sion on the Brohdingnagian Hanvey. Thayer's room did you find any jew ­ the umbrella, well we leave it to you. know it’s effective. You could take that.” amine the handle of the umbrella and He was fascinated by the informality elry?” if It Is not just too smart-looking for SVRIJP PEPSIN these tablets every day in the year “ Y’ou didn’t get any hint—from you will discover it is hollowed out of it. His idea of college had "been “ Nothing but a watch and chain.” words. A Doctor's Family Laxative without any ill effects. And every either Pat or Miss Peyton—what there into a sort of pocket with a snap time you take them, you get the so different: earnest, spectacled young “ No diamond ring?” The full length cape to the left will was. or had been, between them?” cover—keep your taxi fare handy in it. desired relief. men and women studying aggressive­ “ Sure not. What gave you the idea? be welcomed by those whe are look­ “ No, sir.” The crepe de chine raincoats on dis­ Stick to Bayer Aspirin. It’s safe. ly; a general air of stiffness and studi­ Just because 1 overlooked Max Ver­ ing for a rain protection that is easy “ And you think Miss Peyton told play are ever so attractive. These It gets results. Quick relief from ousness. But this . . . why, they non's knife you haven't got any right to throw on and off. It can he worn headaches, colds, or other sudden : your brother that he ought to do some­ are variously patterned in subdued Large Pimples on actually seemed to like it. lie gazed to think I’d miss that sort of stuff either with the check side out or the discomfort. thing about it?” cheeks and plaids. upon the young folk with real envy everywhere.” reverse, rubberized white broadcloth. ©. 1933. Western Newspaper Union. Face Twelve Years “ Yes. . . . Larry Is crazy about and there was a feeling that he had “Aw, now, John—don't you go get- her; He didn't act nice. He said I’d missed something In life— something tin’ peeved at me. I just asked you have to quit going with Pat. I said I Hea/ed by Cuticura which he would like to go back and a question friendly-like; and— ” SPORTS OUTFIT FOR wouldn’t, and he said he’d see that take. He expressed all this haltingly “ I ain't peeved. Jim. But dog-gone SMART THREE-PIECE I did.” to his companion and Reagan looked it! You seem to have more ideas and Hr CHERIE NICHOLAS COUNTRY WEEK-END “ I was troubled with pimples all over my face, neck, back and arms. Jim’s eyes were half closed. His at him in amazement. less words than anybody I ever saw.” voice came in a slow, disinterested They were hard, large and red, and “ What the h—I would you do with Jim chuckled. “ Don't mind me. Kid. Sport clothes for first country week­ drawl. hurt when I touched them. They fes­ a college education. Jim?” I’ m just dumb, and the less I say the ends begin to be an important ward­ “ And then he told you he was going tered and scaled over and at tiroes I “ I dunno. . . . It ain't the educa­ smaller chance there Is of anyone find­ robe item right now. To allow for over to see Thayer, didn't he?” could hardly stand to have my clothes tion, John. But when [ look at this ing it out." vagaries In the weather they must he “ Yes, sir.” touch my back and arms. I could get sort of thing I get a hunch it ain't John Reagan laughed. good and warm. Materials should be “ That was about half past one?” no res: or sleep and was in that con­ what’s written in books that these “ Kid yourself,Jim—if yon want to,” dark so you can leave town by train “ I think so.” dition about ten or twelve years. kids take away with 'em. Maybe I’m he said. “ But don't try to kid me.” or car in (he main outfit of the week­ “ He was real sore when he left you, “I r>ad an advertisement for Cuti­ Stop With Sympathy wrong, but it seems I’d sort of like to At their destination, the undertaker end, leaving plenty of room in your ’ wasn’t he?” Don’t mingle your sympathy with look back on four years of this kind conducted them into the cubicle where bag for dinner pajamas, extra sweat­ cura Soap and Ointment and sent; for She seemed startled. “ Not sore advice. of stuff.” Thayer's body was being held under ers. walking shoes and the rest. a free sample of each. I purchased enough to kill anybody, Mr. Hanvey. more,and after using two cakes of “ Yeh ! and all they’re thinking about police orders. Hanvey was frankly A particularly satisfactory sort of Don't you understand: Larrv isn't Cuticura Soap and two twenty-five is finishing up.” frightened by the sight of death, and costume comprises skirt, cape and that kind at all. Maybe he could have didn’t even look at the body as Rea­ cent b ixes of Ointment I was healed.” “ P’raps. I ain’t saying they ain't. sweater, or cape and suit. A lovely IMWSHE TOLD quarreled with Pat and had a fight. gan gave a clinical dissertation on the one which 1 saw recently was of hand- (Signed) Mrs. Marsha N'evils. I:. 6, But, by golly! a few years front q o .v | . . . although I never have known killing. Box 115, LaGrange, Texas. July 2(1, ’32. WORN OUT HUSBAND they'll look back on this. . . . Oh, knitted fabric In a mustard and black Larry even to do that. But anyway, “ . . . right In the neck,” he was Cuticura Soap 25c. Ointment 25c C H E could have reproached him h—1! there I go getting mushy again. and white plaid. The cape of this was he could have beat Pat up. He never and 50c. Talcum 25c. Sold et ery- H ggjS gra ^ ^ lor his fits o f temper— his “ all Fine big stiff 1 am to yearn for an saying and the voice came to Hanvey three-quarter length, amply cut with in” complaints. But wisely she would have used a knife.” as though from a distance. “The doc a tailored collar. The skirt of the where. One sample each free. Ad­ saw in his frequent colds, his “ Do you know if he and Miss Pey­ education at this late date.” § “ fagged out,” “on edge” condi- “You said it!" muttered Reagan. says it severed the jugular vein which same knit was tailored with extra dress: “ Cuticura Laboratories, Dept. tion the very trouble she herself ton are engaged?” is why there was so much blood. I R. Malden, Mass.”—Adv. had whipped. Constipation! The “ Me. I never have thought college fullness introduced in pressed plaits. very morning af- “ I don’t think so. I mean, I think asked him would It need to have been The sweater was mustard colored and ? ter taking NR Larry would like to he, but Pm sure amounted to much." (Nature’s Rem­ “ No—I reckon maybe It wouldn’t— struck by a person with any strength high necked. With this a slouch felt RHODODENDRONS. A post card ed y), as she ad­ i Tony was crazy about Pat Thayer.” and lie said no, in that spot the slight­ hat of the mannish persuasion would will br ne you a free copy of Rhododen­ vised, he felt like for you. I’m just a softy.” dron Culture and prices. New River Hho- “ Mmm! Did you tell your brother est shove of a keen knife would do (ludenil on Nursery. Princeton. \V. Yu. himself again—• They slowly descended the hill look well, with ghillies, pigskin gloves keenly alert, peppy, cheerful. : that you and Pat were engaged?” the work. I asked him if a woman and a pigskin purse. N R —the safe, dependable, all­ toward the Psl Tan Theta fraternity “ Sure I did.” could have done it, and he" said, sure, a A variation Is the one-piece dress vegetable laxative and correc­ “ Did you mention that Thayer was house where Reagan’s car was parked. in a v e I tive —works gently, thor­ child could have. Then I asked the with a cape in contrasting material. j oughly, naturally.lt stim­ | wearing your diamond ring?” Students eyed them curiously and doc— ” lined with the dress material. Tn dark 1 ulates the elim inative “ No. I just didn’t remember. I buzzed with conjecture. Hanvey was tract to complete,regular “Tell me that later,” suggested Han­ shades this looks smart either in town Beautiful Skin functioning. Non-habit­ wasn’t scared to tell him. though.” relaxed. He was thinking—and Rea­ forming. Try a gan was bitterly disappointed because vey hastily. “ I want to get out of or in the country, if the dress is suf­ — sc ft, sm oo th , clear, “ pink ar d b o x . 25c — a t ^ “ I don’t believe you were. . . . Tell this place quick." ficiently simple. w h it i ”—the matchless complexion of druggists'. me: Would Larry have been likely to he didn’t seem more excited about his youth. Sulphur purifies, disclosure regarding the ownership of “ Good Lord, Jim—if you didn’t want recognize that ring? Did he know It to look things over, what did you come clears and refreshes the Roh lindi ■ jl a r " Quick relief for ac^ i1nd1iJÇ9’ the knife which had been used to kill Spread at Shoulder Line skin. For beautifying the Styptic 1 iV t J lion, heartburn. Only 10e- | pretty well?” here for?” Cotton Paterson Thayer. He was even a face rnd arms use 25c i “ Yes, sir. It was my mother's.” “ To find that diamond ring. You Fluttery and Impressive “ Larry went to see him to make him trifle hurt, though he wouldn’t say so. He attempted to elicit a comment from see, John—at the time Pat Thayer It has been something of a surprise stay away from you. He was mad V -—d ern i*«— J Hnnvey—and went at h1s task cir­ was killed, he-was wearing a diamond to those who thought ttiat the winged : when he went. Yet you think he cuitously. ring which Ivy Welch had given him. silhouette, the wide shoulder, had didn't kill Thayer?” “ You and the kid seemed to get I want to see if he’s still wearing it.” blown itself out to the moment of col­ Sulphur Soap “ I'm sure of it, Mr. Hanvey. Larry along fine, Jim." Reagan bent over the body. When Here is one of those practical suits lapse, to discover that certain Paris Conta ns 33HS Puro Sulphnr. A t Druggists. couldn’t stab a man. Anyone would he straightened his expression was we are hearing about so much these couturiers have increased the influ- : ! tell you that.” “ Ivy Welch? Say, she’s a regular, John.” one of complete bewilderment. days—has a jacket for medium-mild ence to such an extended degree that ! “ They have,” admitted Jim. “ And “ You sure you got your dope days, also a full-length topcoat for it suggests an airplane silhouette. they’ve told me the same thing about “Darn little cat if you ask me. Did everything but scratch m.v eyes out.” straight. Jim?” traveling or motoring or when the That Schiaparelli should do some- 1 Miss Peyton and Max Vernon.” He “ Yreh.” thermometer chances to take a drop. thing extreme in this direction is not j rose ponderously. “ I’m much obliged, “ You don’t say. 1 reckon she must olir Him tluT ii have a weak spot for a poor old fat “ Then there’s something darn funny One of its stylish “stunts" Is to be surprising. Her development of this i Miss Welch. You’ve been a darn good —because Thayer ain’t got anything ON THE BOARDWALK feller like me.” made of the same cloth in contrasting widtli at top into a fashion which juts j sport and you’ve helped me a heap." on his fingers except a signet ring out over the arms to a degree that ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. “ Ten to one she didn’t tell you any­ color—brown cheviot for the skirt and She rose and faced him, and for a with some foreign letters on it.” gives reason to its indication as “shoul­ {Under New Manngemenlf thing.” topcoat with the identical cheviot in second a womanly dignity seemed to Hanvey turned reluctant eyes on the an old gold tone for the jacket. The der trays” makes clear the arresting Features new low- rate levels “ Gimme the ten. John. She told me 1000 ROOMS j have settled upon her. body. golden peau d’ ange shantung hat character of this fashion. for Boardwalk Hotels “ Will you tell me the truth about plenty." “ It’s gone all right, John." Per Day EACH WITH BATH AND SHOWER with its yellow, gold and brown vel­ one thing, Mr. Hanvey? Have I “ What?” Doubtfully. “ I’ll say it has.” Reagan’s fore­ vet flowers makes a pleasing com­ Casaquin Type of Blouse $ Per Person Circulating Ice Water , . . Radio . . • With Meals | helped my brother or hurt him?” “ We-e-11, She said that she and head was creased with intensive plement. 5*4 Private Ba :h Large Closets... Full Length Mirrors Jim smiled a broad, lazy smile. Pat Thayer were engaged. Thayer thought. Suddenly he smashed his Is Meeting With Favor “ You’ve helped him. Ivy. I give you and Max Vernon quarreled just bef ire The casaquin type of blouse receives European Plan OTHER UNUSUAL FEATURES right fist Into the palm of his other my word on that. You see, for the Thayer was killed. Thayer and Miss hand. “ And you know what It means. Pleated Skirt« greater attention. Separate swagger ;2 — Private Bath SUN-RAY HEALTH LAMPS first time I got a little of the truth.” Peyton had a run-in because he was Jim—that diamond ring being gone?" Pleated skirts have wedged their coats in fancy fabrics are strongly in­ H ot and Cold Sea Water in Ail Eaths Roof Solarium . . . Air-Cooled Restaurant dorsed. Gloves in novelty fabrics, are He watched hpr ns she opened the shinin’ up to Ivy Welch. Then Ivy and “ What does it mean. John?” way back into favor again. And a Concert Orchestra door. He saw her give a start, and her brother had a row, and he left (TO BE CONTINUED.) new style of evening dress that is the leading accessory. Costume jew Garage Facilities—French Cuisine ROOMS $050 SUITES $£,00 her slim figure stiffened. her with the intention of seeing sure to attract more and more atten­ elry makes a new bid for attention. from A from O EMANUEL E K\TZ. Managms Director “ You !” she cried sharply. Thayer and ordering him to lay off.” Tomb-Chapels of Egypt tion as the season advances i made Dresses with related long coats, jack­ IN THE HEART OF TIMES SQUARE “ Yeh. it's me.” answered Reagan “ Site knew we had all that dope al­ Tomb-chapels of Egypt portray of chiffon or other very sheer mate­ ets or capelets—often contrasting in from the hallway. ready.” series of scenes of the normal life of rial with finely pleated skirt attached fabric and color, are extensively WNTJ--3 IS—33 “ You’ve been listening!” “ Maybe she did, John—and then, man and woman of ancient day* to a closely draped hip yoke. shown. LINDEN (N. J.) OBSERVER, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 PAGE SEVEN

“Slavery” Really Boon plements or by seizing them in raids By My Neighbor upon his enem es—he will acquire a L ights of British Aviators Conquer Mount Everest to New Guinea Native sufficient stock wherewith to pur­ WALTER chase and maintain a wife. N E W Y O R K TRUMBULL uSays ;= Though to us the working of blacks For two mouths’ work among the for less than a dollar a month smacks whites lie may acquire a steel hand N REMOVING hasting threads cut ax or an adze; for three months’ pay, A subway express banged past a of slavery under another name, to I them every few inches so that you an ax or a mattock; for two weeks’ man in dirty overalls with a red and the New Guinea native it represents do not have to pull a very long thread endeavor, a butcher knife or a dag­ ■white lantern in his hand, lie was wealth obtainable in no other way. out at one time. You are very apt to ger. A shilling will purchase a bril­ standing beneath a ventilator and a His culture is that of the neolithic leaves holes in the goods if you pull liant loin cloth of red, green or orange shaft of sunlight revealed his pallid Stone age. It requires a long period out long threads. cloth—finery unknown to the interior features. He was a trackwalker—one of careful arid expert labor to fash­ * * * ion and polish a stone ax or adze. villages. of the hundreds who spend their work­ To keep an enameled washing ma­ Such an implement, primitive though With the proceeds of his three- ing hours tramping along the long, chine looking well, wash the outside dark tubes alert for loose bolts, broken it may he, is of incalculable worth year term of labor, he may return with kerosene each week after the to an owner. Even though the care rails or anything else that might to his village while still in his teens washing is done, then wash off with fill labor required to fell arid shape cause disaster or delay. Here and arid be the ri-best man in it. His hot soap suds and dry with a soft trees into canoes, shields or other steel implements and his acquired there they flash their white lights, the cloth. carvings with it is of tiie most ardu­ knowledge of how to use them will red showing toward the rear, being a » * » ous and tedious nature, it serves the enable him to perform many times warning to approaching trains. On For creaming shortening, a wooden purpose nevertheless. the amount of work that could be them is heavy responsibility. Over spoon is best. It does not bend, mark The young man sees years stretch­ attained by the best artisan in his the steel which they inspect, millions the bowl or pan, or injure the hands tribe with stone implements.—Hal G. ride each day. ing ahead, before—through learning as a metal one does. the craft and fashioning his own im­ Evarts in the .Saturday Evening Post, * * * * * * There are thousands of underground Tough meat will be rendered tender toilers in New York. The subways ac­ if a little lemon juice is added to the count for an army. Dispatchers’ of­ water in which the men! is cooked. fices are little boxes down beneath <©. 1933. bv the Associated Newspapers'! the street level. Hundreds of station WNU Service agents work in small platform booths. At the larger stations, there are Some of the waiters have been there guards who assist in loading and un­ for twenty-five or thirty years. loading freight. They are the ones Rice Pudding. who, when a car seems full to burst­ L4 cup rice ing, pack hi a few more sardines. Air Commodore P. F. M. Fellows, 1'orters get more sunlight than others 2 cups water leader of the Houston Everest expedi­ 2 cups milk as they sweep the stairways—usually tion, led his British comrades across when the stairways are greatly crowd­ L4 cup cream tiie peak of Mount Everest, highest 1 whole cinnamon stick ed and sweeping is extra difficult. mountain in the world. The photograph „ , • 2 egg yolks shows a recent view of Mount Everest 34 cup sugar Subway track repair men make re­ made by members of the expedition. Li teaspoon salt pairs in bright light. It is artificial 1 he inset shows tiie Marquis of Clydes­ 3 drops vanilla illumination, however, of such inten­ dale. left, and Flight-Ueut. D. F. Mc­ sity that they actually toil in the spot­ Cook rice in water ten minutes until Intyre. Their achievement was the first rice Is tender, add milk, cream and light. Between trains, they are in time man ever saw the mountain top. furious activity. They don't have to cinnamon and cook in a double boiler be on the alert for danger. A lookout ten minutes. Mix egg yolks, sugar and equipped with a red flag, red light salt and stir into this a little of the is what is known as “tiie dead man’s hot mixture. Stir this into the rest and a whistle keeps watch for them. button.” Should tiie motorman relax At the approach of a train, he shrills The New Farm Hand of the rice mixture and cook five min­ pressure on ttiat button, the train utes, stirring lightly with a fork. R e­ the whistle and the workers hop. stops. And maintenance men have to move from fire, takeout cinnamon, add Though they move quickly, they have be called to get it in motion again. vanilla and pour into serving dish to due regard for the deadly third rail, • * * chill. of course. * * * It is impossible for a motorman to run past a station. If be fails to shut Lyonnaise Potatoes. Train crews In the subway seldom off power and apply the brakes, a trip 2 medium sized onions, sliced thin see daylight, except for brief flashes, does it for him. Nor can he pass a Li cup tmtter or other fat except when they are off duty. Motor- TAKES A MUD BATH red signal, that carrying with it an 3 cups sliced boiled potatoes men, before they are accepted, must automatic stop also. A train can be 1 tablespoon chopped parsley undergo strict physical examinations. “ keyed” past a signal but that prac­ Salt Then they are put through a long tice is in disfavor because of the dan­ Pepper course of training before they are al­ ger attached. A motorman can pass Cook the onions In the butter five AT “SIXTY” lowed to handle the controller. Yet in a danger signal, or “ red ball,” as it the operation of subway trains, the minutes until light brown. Stir in the is called, by getting out of his compart­ • You wouldn’t dare put an ordinary car human factor has been eliminated to a potatoes and parsley and add season­ through a test like this! But day after day, week ment and throwing a lever. But he ings. Cook three minutes, stirring great extent On the com roller handle after week,this big new Dodge Six goe 3 through must have an excellent reason and continuously. Let brown on the bot­ know that the rules of safety are not every test that engineers can devise . . . through tom over a slow fire and fold like an mud, sand and water, struggling up steep hills SMACK! being violated. Considering the num­ omelet. ber of persons carried daiiy, the safety . . . heart-breaking trials that put every part of average is extremely high. Pot Roast. the car under terrific strain. * * * L4 tablespoon mixed spice But the big new Dodge Six comes; through Many other New York workers see 1 stalk celery every step with flying colors! Lesser cars quit little of the city in the daylight. There 2 sliced onions cold after as little as 11 minutes of such torture. are those who are employed in conduits 1 teaspoon pepper Dodge is still going strong after 600 hours of it! and tunnels. Or they go down in man­ 1 tablespoon salt AMAZING ECONOMY. . . COSTS LES!i TO RUN 1 tablespoon sugar holes and do not come up until quit­ N o wonder this new Dodge Six gives you record- ting time. Railroad men work under­ teaspoon curry powder breaking economy. Excess weight is e. iminated ground in and about terminals. There L4 teaspoon kemmel seed are underground business centers also 2 quarts water . . . lighter, stronger materials make th is car safe and the underground galleries of Grand OLD CHOP HOUSE THING OF PAST 5 pounds beet and economical. So of course it gives you more Centra! have a number of men who Li cup butler miles per gallon. That’s one reason why it costs call them home. There are others also 1-3 cup flour less to run— and w hy it outperforms its rivals in traffic, up hill, or ’cross country. Yet this who do not see daylight while they are Mix seasoning with water and soak ; working though they are not under­ Once Popular Type of meat in the pickle twenty-four hours. 1 tough conqueror of the test pit . . . this car of The Maid—But kissing is unhealthy amazing economy on the highway . . . is the ground. They are under water—the w Restaurant Disappears. Rem ove meat and roast in hot oven j The doctors all say so. toilers in the caissons beneath the (500 degrees Fahrenheit) until brown. same Dodge Six that stuns Miami and other The Man—Well, here goes then foi surface of the rivers. Remove from oven, cover with spiced smart places with its beauty. See tf is sensa­ an unhealthy life. ©, 1933 Bell Syndicate.— WSTJ Service. By EDITH M. BARBER liquid and simmer gently two or three tional new Dodge today. Drive it. Tes r it. Com­ hours until meat is tender and remove pare it with any others. Any way y ou figure to hot platter. Mix flour with melt­ it. Dodge gives you most for your m aney. The chop house type of restaurant table In ten minutes. French fried onions is another specialty at this lit­ ed butter and stir into this the strained may be credited to England—and per­ stock. Cook until thick and smooth AMERICAN ANIMALS haps Ireland—for its origin. There tle place also, cooked to your order. and pour over meat. are today comparatively few left of You are certain to find oysters at the ones which were in their prime in their best at a chop house. At one Quick Meal. pre-prohibition days. There are, how­ large place their oysters come direct Broiled ham PRONG-HORN ANTELOPE from Cape Cod and Chesapeake bay, ever, several old-timers, some of them Browned sweet potatoes and you actually get the kind that are in their original location, which serve String beans listed on the menu. They will be new patrons at lunch time and old Lettuce with ketchup dressing served as all good oysters should be— and new at dinner time. Shredded pineapple opened and transferred to beds of ice If l want the best of steaks, of Coffee chops, or fish, or oysters, l choose one at the moment of serving. At one of these places where I am certain of place there is still the oyster bar, Among the meats which can be getting them. They will be of the where you can order a half dozen or a cooked quickly is sliced ham, which dozen and eat them then and there. best quality and broiled to bring out can be broiled or fried to a beautiful j At the same place, if you order “ oys­ the flavor to perfection. You can get crispy brown in ten or fifteen minutes. ters” you may get seven instead of six, a baked potato worthy of the name, Sweet potatoes go very well with ham. or as many as ttie plate will hold. and french fried, hashed brown or ly­ and if you have time to parboil them, I JUST A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN LOWEST PRICED CARS Desserts are simple, as you would onnaise potatoes as they should be. to pare them and to let them cook a | expect at an eating place of this type The selection of other vegetables may few moments before slicing, you can \ where portions are large and food sat­ be limited but they are usually well brown them to advantage in the fat ; isfying. cooked. At one very small place left in the pan after removing the ham j Most of the chop houses which are where the cooking is done in the res­ to a hot platter, or you may dip them | successful today have their manage­ DODGE “SIX” in melted ham fat and put them beside with Floating Power engine mountings taurant itself the spinach, for instance, ment still in the hands of Ihe family is cooked to order and will be on the the ham under the broiler. AND UP or an employee of the original owner. ffi. 1933. Bell Syndicate.— WNU Service. F. O. B. FACTORY gfe DETROIT 115-INCH WHEELBASE O W IT STARTE *595 Jobless Youths Join Forest Army Dodge Eight priced from $1115 to $1395 f. o. b. factory, Detroit

By JEAN NEWTON j This graceful prong-horn antelope Why W e Call Them A -NEW BEAL’* Goes racing down the grassy slope. “ Poth ooks” Y o u r JFa c e Mfnserrrti i t STENOGRAPHER wants to know ¿jominq to- 0 His legs are slim but full of power. A why the characters he writes are JA HUMORESQUE $4 He travels forty miles an hour! frequently referred to as “ pothooks.” T ’U BI LK BLADES ▼ I It is said that Charles Dickens in IU j!i A 'o T A-0 ¿ .. TU iL ---- TlairT|crtJi.5 t e n d e r . the course of his struggle to master -s SKID ,-TO U G H fc , « j . His tail is just a patch of white, shorthand, a struggle which eventual­ iY\B£Alio/y ly terminated successfully in his And when he has a sudden fright ability to report the speeches and sec- He Huffs it out in funny style, sions of parliament, frequently com­ You will be delighted plained desperately about the “pot­ And von can see it for a mile. hooks” as he characterized the hooked with the convenient loca­ strokes of the stenographic art. n /HUMOR E5QUE tion, the old fashioned That the term "pothook” originated BLADES. He isn't like a deer, you know, with Dickens, is. however, doubtful. Fits All GIMLETTE Razor* comfort, and the econom­ This buck has horns, so has the doe; It was actually an allusion to the FREE ical rates at this famous hooks which were to be found over Thev feed together in a band. every fireplace in England, and from uptown hotel. And graze upon the prairie land. which actually hung the pots used for culinary purposes. Though originally the term "pot­ SHAVING CREAM I: RM AN hooks” was more or less contempo­ In davs gone by, the many herds Make Shaving a pleasure. . . . T reat raneous with ttie advent of shorthand yourself to quick . . . smooth . . . cool Were plentiful as flocks of birds; in England, it has in the course of • • • clean shaves. SQUARE But now they're few and far between. time acquired the additional connota­ Sent Prepaid—Remit tû tion as a reference to the crude char­ Some of the jobless youths who have enlisted in President Roosevelt’s re­ CAMBRIDGE BLADE CO. HOTEL And verv seldom ever seen. acters formed by children in learning forestation army, are shown being registered on their arrival at Fort Slocum, 132 Nassau St. New York City 70tkit I ROADWAY 7lstÄ i© P. F. Volland Company—WNU Service) to write. N. Y., where 1,800 men will be quartered for training. The new recruits will © 1933, Bell Syndicate.— WNU Service. be drilled by army officers. LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY, M AT 5,1933

NAMED HEAD OF DORMITORY INVENTOR COMPLETES 18 YEARS WORK COUNCIL AMENDS LADIES AID ELECT Miss Adeline Yerner, daughter of Mr. P. B. A. NOMINATES LOCAL MAN GIVEN OFFICERS FOR YEAR and Mrs. Jules Yerner, of 30 West Curtis (Continued from Page 1) street, Linden, has been appointed head of 3 NEW OFFICERS NEW PATENTS ON who are entitled to be present on this list. Mrs. James Robson was reelected presi­ her college dormitory during the 1033-34 Hora explained that the list of names is dent of the Ladies' Aid Society of the academic year. Miss Yerner is now a junior Patrolmen Will Vote at the AIR TERMINAL furnished by the Exempt Firemen's Asso­ First Methodist Episcopal church at the at the New Jersey College for Women in ciation. Action on this list was deferred business meeting held yesterday afternoon New Brunswick. She is a graduate of Lin­ June Meeting to a later date, upon the suggestion of den High School in the class of '30. At Invention Means Stride In following a covered dish luncheon in the college Miss Yerner has been active on col­ Councilman Yena. church parlors. The other officers were The Linden Patrolmen's Benevolent As­ Aviation Future lege social committees. She is a member Following the suggestion of Councilman also ri elected. They are: Mrs. Fred Menke, sociation at a meeting held Tuesday night first vice president; Mrs. Oscar Goodwin, of the Glee Club. A vision of eighteen years, evolving into Weinberg, the council went on record as at the Myles J. McManus Club nominated second vice president; Mrs. Charles Ensel- officers for the coming year. All the in­ the actual work of planning, rejecting, and ■ favoring the appointment of a committee man, treasurer, and Mrs. Ralph Elder, sec­ cumbents except three were re-nominated. figuring anew, ami finally culminating in °t citizens consisting of representatives from retary The executive committee officers George C. Clark was drafted to succeed a working model and patents in fourteen ! the Chamber of Commerce, the Taxpayers’ are, Mrs. Stanley Mauzy. Mrs. Harry Pen- Cent a Word Steve Manuzza as vice-president, Edward foreign countries as well as the United League, and the industries to act in asso- nover and Mrs. John Berry. I Chesney will become trustee in place of States, is the story of an invention by Jo- At this meeting the captains for the sev- Minimum Charge, 25c ciation with the council in considering the i Rudolph Podolla, and Abe Shumsky was seph Olaszv of 321 Lafayette street:, who I era! trams in which this organization is , , , ( ,u water report offered by the special water 1 i nominated sergeant-at-arms, a position now has recently received word of the grant- , J 1 |divided each year, were announced. Team TINSMITH AND ROOFING — All jobs I held by Willliam Yamakatitis. ing of new improved patents on April 21, committee. one w ¡1 be headed by Mrs. Elmer Glover guaranteed, expert work. Charles Buch­ Present officers who were again nomi­ by the 1 S. Patent Office. j A complaint by Councilman Hora regard- and Mr,. Joseph Ross; team two, Mrs C. er, 322 W. Linden Avenue, Linden. nated are: President, Harry J. Weitzman, The invention, which is an improved air 1 ing the alleged violation at the abbatoir in Hileman and Mrs. George Mueller; team landing field and starting station, is design­ three, Mrs. Joseph McLellan and Mrs. GARDEN TRACTORS, Fordson Tractors, Financial 'Secretary, Yictor Dackerman ; sending out slaughtered cattle not inspected ed for construction in large cities, atop Leslie Goodwin and team four, Mr , Stan­ Farm Machinery, New and Used. Great Recording Secretary. Joseph Kopec; treas­ by the Board of Health veterinarian was buildings or mountains, and on the ocean ley Mauzy and Mrs. John Berry. bargains, apply - - E L L IS T IG E R CO., ure, Nathan Gushin; Delegate, William referred to the council committee investi- upon a floating base. It was originally ■ , f ,, , . , , ,, During eight months of the vear the GLADSTONE. N. J. Tel. Peapack 321. Hallihan. 1 ■ gating the Board of Health for further in- natenled in the United States on August , , • . . . A social hour followed the business ses­ * 1 vestigation. Vena, who is chairman of this teams nave the work of the society under T W O -R O O M A P A R T M E N T — Furnished sion of the P. B. A. The election of officers 26, 1030. Since that time it has been pat­ their supervision. The work the other ented as well in Argentina, Belgium, Can­ or unfurnished. Ail improvements. 200 will take place at the meeting to be held j illness of the stenpgrapher.the testimony four m onths of the year is under he or­ ada, England, France, Germany, Italy, N. Wood avenue, Sam Babitsky. next month. ' I taken was not completely transcribed and ganization as a whole. Japan, Poland, Russia. Spain Sweden, i , •, , , , . , a definite and complete report of its prog- South Africa, and Australia | ress was not yet available. Winetsky, who « Mr. Olaszy is a mechanical engineer, hav­ I is also a member of the committee, sug- ing attended a State Engineering r.ngo.eei .xSchool .™ :g(sted that a definite date be set for the MAX KRAF in Budapest, Hungary, and spending eight commiUee report buti following lhe ex_ j Kaplan’s Drygoods Store JOSEPH OLASZY years in study. Associated with him ,n the} planation of Councilman Yena, it was de-I SUITS MADE TO Whose invention is the culmination of eighteen years of planning. drawing of plans and spec.tications is Carl fer*ed unti, available ORDER M. Berg, of Roselle, an architect and me-, . . . I Regarding the matter of the Wood ave- : 213 North Wood Avenue, Linden cbanicai engineer. George C. Heimcke, of Tuxedos and Full Dress Suits .. .. 1 ■ , , .. c . . . . t nue assessment appeal recently upheld by New \ork, a registered L. S. and Canada * T O H IR E MODEL OF AIRPLANE FIELD INVENTION , , , , ,, , ,, , the Supreme Court and reducing Wood patent attorney handled the patenting of h avenue assessments approximately fifty per the invention as well as the improvement CLEANING Special for cent., Councilman Weinberg stated that no' modifications. The trio will visit Wash­ formal report to the city had yet been PRESSING ington. D. C this week to confer with REPAIRING president of a patent corporation to ar­ made by the former city attorneys, Whitte- A L range for the sale of certain rights in the more and McLean, who represented the 26 \Y PRICE ST. L IN D E N I Friday - Saturday invention. city in this action. The meeting was ad­ Telephone Linden 2-2767R journed to next Tuesday night. The magnitude of the invention and its • ______effect on aviation in the future is such, that a definite valuation in money— is diffi­ cult. T o a concern financially capable of mass production, I'nited States rights alone DR, MORTON L. SINGER arc worth, says Mr. Olaszy, many millions 1 10 * Reduction of dollars. Conversely, without sufficient financial backing— it is valueless. Mr. Olaszy has been approached by many newspapers for interviews which he has al­ FOOT SPECIALIST ways modestly declined. Excepting for an on all Merchandise account in the Nepzeva, a hungarian news­ Hours 9 to 6 and by Appointment Tel. Elizabeth 3-3686 m paper, this is the first account of his work 88 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. 3 . l W ith Presentation of Coupon Below to appear in print. Model airplane landing and take off field made to scale and following the specifications of the invention of Joseph Olaszy, which actually land and CITY OF LINDEN County of Union COUPON Catapults off miniature planes. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed propo­ - s v t; : sals will be received by the Common Coun­ for Friday and Saturday Only cil of the City of Linden. N. J. at the City Hall, in the City of Linden, for the collec­ tion. removal and disposal of offal, garbage, TEN PERCENT REDUCTION ON ALL Olaszy Invention Provides waste, ashes and all refuse matter that may accumulate within the limits of the City of Linden in accordance with the specifications MERCHANDISE WHEN THIS for the same on file in the office of the City One Man Air Terminal Engineer of the City of Linden; and opened and read in public- at the Council Chambers RUINED! COUPON IS PRESENTED AT of the Common Council, at the City Hall. Her Dinner is Hydraulic Linden. N. J. on Tuesday. M ay 16th, 1933, Features Include Track Carriage System; at S o’clock P. M.. Daylight Saving Time. K A P L A N 'S DRY GOODS STORE Brake Mechanism Proposals must be made and submitted upon blank forms furnished by the City En­ © ® Her guef ts already are half gineer and must be enclosed in sealed en­ velops bearing the name and address of bid­ result of several yea work, provides der and the name of the proposed work on an hour late and net a word The principle object of the improved i i the outside and addressed to the Common for an actual airport city, k v p m _ quar- ( ¿ounci] 0f the City of Linden. N. J. and must from them. air landing field and starting station, in­ nil levels | be accompanied by a good certified check ters for the airplane caws. drawn to the order of the City Treasurer > f | vented by Joseph Olaszy and which recenth j Q£ a-;rp]ane storage rooms, c i steeled with the City of Linden, in the amount of ten 1 per cent of the bid price, and a surety com- © e A most embarrassing situ­ | has received final patenting, s io accorri- the field itself by several crane elevators i pany certificate stating that sai l surety c*n tne Association,. ...ociation, i a corporation of New Jersey. HAVE YOUR HOUSE Liaising airplane, controls a compressed air The mortgage mentioned in the first /-aOf NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY K ° r . 1 . 1. I action in said bill of complaint is dated system for putting the hydraulic brakin; M ay 15, 1928 and covers premises in m e I Did Y o u Try the mechanism into operation. Township of Linden, County of Union and ' State of New Jersey, and is recorded in the For take-off of the airplanes, the equip- Register's Office of Union County, New Je-- . , , . , , . , sey. in Book 922 of Mortgages for said ; Painted rnent provided IS comprised Ot a series OI County on paces 381 &c. And you are made I Do Phone Numbers Blur? Real Old Time motor-driven chain conveyors on a slotted ^t^^tm ^^T.seTem d 6 an,I “ ulmt1 inclined platform. These are designed with in the order of priority to mortgage men- . . . . , ( ( tioned and described in the First Cause of Properly Fitted Glasses Will Stop That Annoyance! means to synchronize the speed ot the Action in the bill of complaint. Said mort- chains. Catapult levers then contact with ' KaKe is recorded in the Register's Office of Decorated lives tire priceless caul deserve the%best professional * the County of Union. New Jersey, in Book Pilsner Beer? the bumpers of the airplane and catapult 937 of Mortgages for said County, pages 554 , , ... . - , , • &c. Said mortgage was assigned to you service in your community. Inadequate examination the plane oil the platform under the action ancj assignment recorded in the Register s and hasty fitting arc in the end more costly and more ylrt fknthe motor-drivenmntnr driven chains. rhnins Irovision Provision is Office Bgçh of mthe Countyof AssiçnmgnU of Union, g£ New Mortgages Jersey FREE! also made to hold the planes while the’ for said County on pages 270 &C. NOW harmful both to good eyesight and good looks. Don’t j | You are also made a détendant Because K FRIDAY NIGHT— propellers arc warming up. | you are the owner of premises mentioned skimp on eyesight. The device will be equipped with a light f'ldthf 'mcnSncd by mason signal system, and a control room panel of a d*>ed to you from Berlant Development Soft Shell Crabs, Sandwiches, Boiled Shrimp ' .. , , - • r i 'Company, dated April 17. 1930 and recorded by — board Will show the position oi the car- in the Register’s Office of the County of S. J- Schuler, Optician and Fried Oysters. nages by suitable lights and switch con-1 Union,. New Jersey ^Book^lZOA of^ Deeds trois. { tue of all of which you claim to have an Eyes Examined by Competent Oculist , i • . \ *• interest in the premises. A complete w orking model Ol the entire | The mortgage mentioned in the Second airport, built at a cost of over $8 ,000 and Cause Action in^the o^eompl.int^ Zall Painting and LINDEN'S AUTHORIZED SCHOOL OPTICIAN ... » —rwinr-r t .... in the City of Linden, County of Union FREE! State o f N ew Jersey arid is recorded in the ESTATE OF THERESA OPPEL. DECEASED Register’s Office of the SATURDAY NIGHT Pursuant to the order of GEORGE H. New Jersey in Kook 904 of Mortuaires for JOHNSTON, Surrogate of the County of said County on pages , Decorating Co. Union, made on the 29th day of March, A. . made a party, defendant for the further rea Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches D„ 1933. upon the application of the under- son that you are the Second Cause G. J. ALBRIGHT as executor of the estate of said de- mentioned and described in the Second Vau.e ceased,* notice is hereby given to the creditors o f A ction in the bill o f com plaint m entioned, of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber ..u— -t yuiaineu a conveyance ineiecv», ‘ »o* 513 Washington Ave: Linden’s Oldest Jeweler—Est. 1912 FIXI-: WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED Mike Hamley’s Beer Garden sæ: ¿r-srsfi ¡.ruA At Reasonable Prices—“Work Guaranteed prosecuting or recovering tb# »ana« against ( ounty on page* -.h4 y, mis s -_Phonc Lin d en 2-4050 iv, , cherrifipr you claim an interest m the premurcs. 220 N. Wood Avenue UNION COUNTY TRUST CO, Dated Newark, New Jersey. April '-o. 1933. Tel. Linden 2-2642 110 West Elizabeth Avenue Linden, N. J. UNION COUNTY TRUb^LO,^^ , HhiNJAMtN WASSF.RMAN Solicitor of r-xev u. ir. Complainant, rnm nliiinant LefeourtLefeou rt Building,B uilding, New ark, or.wnw Fees S7.S0 New Jersey.