ADS THAT PAY All of thm Newt Impartially Told fa * Qfcit at RmLgriowi. New |h k v , unJtr d w Act ol hOfcIl >. I»7»_ N. )„ FltlDAY, MAY 1), J9>1 ZABRISKIE WIN IN TOWN, COUNTY SEEN PUnsToFire RE: DOGS Commissioners The approach of warm ^reatber Deny Move To Here and Throughout Bergen Proof School brings with it every year, the proper control of dogs, particu­ WiDJBe Voted larly stray dogs. Last year Name Firemen the i Township was kept well cleared of stray dogs by reason of Board of Education Prepares the activities of the Township Taxpayers Communication dog catcher. This procedure will Answered By Bogle At Zabriskie Spirit Indicates W in Plans A t Meeting Tues* again start next week, and all dog day Night; Cost ^25,000 ' owners are requested to co-oper­ Regular M«,mg ^ Thcir Sup. ate with the officials in the en­ Former Judge Impre*w» Th* Board of Education, in prepar­ deavor to reduce the stray dog With His Sinterm ami ing Tue.-d*y to ask $25,000 for im­ population and the dangers in­ .STSrSw.u d I'"'"* naming several paid firemen to the j vj. O . P . Strong Paat Record provement* to Franklin School, in­ volved. Kally fire d»par*"»»nt which i* wholly w L j j------:— dicated it would not propose plans to Owners of dog* tan now obtain erect a new school. The proposed im­ the license tags for 1931 from the unteerat the present time. The denial Mayor Honcr R H> ifita atUvkrd John R ZiWuiw » etpvi trd to provements include fire-proofing and clerk in the Town Hall any day came as a result of a communication j Jfjrry Harper and his supporter* v»»ty l.ymihurst and IWrg*wT>.s%mt» a new heating system and purchase from 9 a-m. to 4 p.m., except Sat­ from the Taxpayers’ Association who ^ ^ )K.|j l»y ,(*. Yowl* Hr Tuesday in ihe primal* etevtiwn to of property adjoining the school, but urdays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. the H.n Min the RepvMkM nt‘ arrived at j W«>k«n Hu margin t»W lU n v t voters and all were defeated. PA0UN0 AND A recommendation to name paid thc hall after the meettHu «,as ovtt j Harper, John Y Wtjp A special meeting of the board will firemen was made by Deputy Fire j yj,, was itUyod tn another part ui | Rouitm ia teen' larger and U»fe* be held Monday night. A apecial elec­ Commissioner Arthur Schreckenstein t^(. c(wnty W the , ktatng days <>( the tampaign tion to place the improvement* be­ OTHERS TO BE in his annual report. The .rally, the first held in the] hat been marked h* ((VtilM* fore the voters will be planned then. Mayor Horace R. Bogle said plan. t0wn*hlp, was attended hv nearly 100 . Ire ling The project is the outcome of com­ HERE TONIGHT to name additional firemen were not Though the league is taking no ac | Msistaining hia eatm, •»»« tooting plaints of the hasardous condition of - o ..... I------being considered by the board at the ljyt, part ;n the primary, tho * pie* Ih. fae* ml mwt rrtwting. and the structure voiced by Thomas Fahy Paolino LVudun, Basque prise present time and the objections raised M), Bl ^ meeting indicated strong ■» i. ft-tna • i i 1 • tsaitais chairman of the committee in charge maUet««a ekarg** mu4 hMMusaUMW. fighter, Benny Leonard, former light­ by the Taxpayers Association w «* i fwUn* Or Zabriskie 1 *abetaki« haa gntaad fntMn m 4 of that school. weight champion of the world and unnecessery. | Harper's connection with the "con The plan, in addition to installing MM II K Jimmy McLamin, famous welter­ Gunther objected to the purchase of 1 tractor's rinit" in flvknM ck and the |MN, IIWNEHH JNppsflet* «f Marry Harper at* a new heating system and fire-proof­ weight fighter, will be present at the the new apparatus, which coat about 1 unwise policy Douglas Thomson, ing includes a new ventilating system • • as basing ruined Um than.-** Holy Name smoker bout* and enter­ $13,000 when it was announced the \ chairman of the Bergen County K*» Notice is hereby given that the I 'W license. esplte June I, and of thetr randtdale Ihrwtgh ant.ea.ard. and new window frames. Charles tainment in the l.yndhurst Theatre old engine which had been damaged publican Committee, ha* pursued in | that Ihe 19SI llcenaei. ar* ready for issuance *t Ihe .* , * *»( tba Jiarsmrteowa .taUm .ni. Clerk, Town Hall, daily between the hour* of » A M so-l 4 I' M , Rodgers said the work would add ten tonight. Rev. Cornelius J. Boyle, cur­ had been repaired and would be the election were the subjects of May bw» avdaiy rtrv«Ut*l by the .. only » Tears to the Ufe of the building. The ate of the Sacred Heart Church, is or Bogle’s talk. and Saturdays between A AM and 12 Noon placed in the l.yndhurst headquarter*. DOMLNIth J I IVftU-l, ■chool was condemned as a lire trap chairman of the committee in charge “If the old apparatus wa* repair­ ATTACKS HtKI'EK fhsugta* Thomson, ehairwan d the state Taft year. Fahy and Jo­ T ..* »* kip'tletk by of arrangements. ed,” Gunther said, “why did we need “We should go int.* » primary j Keq No. 2018 tbe B’lfn i t sM ly Rap^bHraa > vm seph Pollara were absent last night, Music, singing, dancing and boxing the new one? I feel the expenditure election," Mayor Bogle said, "in » mittee, mm «t Ihe but the other seven members agreed will be featured at the show. The was unnecessary and Could have been friendly spirit. After all it is only | stta.kad So,th Hergen m “Mas. to the plan. well-known guests will b«x and ref­ avoided. We were told the old engine a squabble atnong friend* I don't j n*M” sti) Wednesday night I It her Possibility of purchasing property eree several of the bouts. Tbeir pres­ wa* beyond repair. How do you ex come here tonight as a candidate, but .tatewesta ol sn want*, an.) ««fa.« adjoining the school from Harold G. ence was insured by a trip made to plain the fact it can now be used? as a support* r for John It. Zabriskie Ramsey Republicans Deny Remarks nature that be has tn * 4 .sd Barringer Post, American Legion was the Orangeburg training camp of th« Mayor Itogle said the old apparatus ; Kor the last few year* I hsve been tbrnugboat the ratapaign are • • seen by members. The property fighters Tuesday by Father Boyle and was not dependable and would be use, I looked upon as one of the lea«lers in Made By Thomson About Choices y c toj u •suit tn a ssa fronts on fern avenue and will coat Motorcycle Officer Walter O’Neill. for small lire*. the township and my opinion ha. fortty for tabnabie about *2,000 The show will begin at eight o’­ Objection* to the cost of Ridge been sought. .4 TMOMMIN IAIXH INH Supervising Principal Reeve* 0 . clock and will not be over until twelve Road aas&KTMnt* wer« made hy the “I feel tbat »e«ah ‘ Slosik th« •ttTtttN Riwa.aii.Ki> Batten declared the need for addition­ o'clock. The show will be the first residents and resulted in the holding primary election,. » e need a ...... to vi ith (iroftalyfc:°ry MM(h"raun arrjnr- National *Music AWMV al school facilities still urgent. He held by the Holy Name which ta up nf confirmations scheduled for last , represent u» who h«- a r - l record, Kpaaktag M m M g tee..i He sponsoring its firat active year. , puWlesas Wit m im M«M. TUm" warned members not to lose sight of night. Residents Mid Ruthsrford was j » »epr...,h of any »rnting FacIs Week Observed by son .hNiared. •‘Tb# «iao<« 4M rft. that fact. not paying a« much for curbing along j oritJe- SEabliakie is such s man | •— here*# r.Migesied they bsvmy. 'bam- Trustee Jalo S. Lehti, declared "I Huthirford Avenue m Lyndhurnt rr« “** H*r|*rr **:Ir th r «n.i tha Mayor B“gb‘ said the eUan-up rom 1 <>(a.^undredii,g»f thousand, otjb^aSjcJ iittbliran.i-jMUnlUsa, whick aunt* ' h[w> i must tu m . ta M freadgflw on I feel tt\ S«.hgs. Rrading* ' Rwtherfonl, a. hna taw*, '.osaisa.ia^ jutign in the township wa* under way! **' •* linhe.1 * ith the I'-li l » w i ; a« sayin* that he he«.d »<> demand Joseph Pawloski, president, agreed G ra d u a te s From P assaic •Hh Kaglewead with him. an.l asked residents to c«»perate i m’,rr V'“" ' • | f..r former A.^mblyman John V h y .Siudrnl* "toa wtti And that north «f It » s Mr?. Margaret Pattison of Fern Hospital School with the ofllcials. He said receptacles ; himself. Hsrpers chief supp«.rter '• li.ter, editor and proprietor ..f the e***«rh whaek ia a >eu » » t.« Avenue said the children of the had been placed thr,n»hoUt th* tom -! V V’"*"**: Th",n. Kam«-y Journal snd prudent M SatJ.Mtal f* Franklin Bchool were destroying trees j Miss Agnes M Goerke, daughter inunlty for refuse. son 1 have always held great'respect | . M,ty nm, W 'the R.mwy ’"n th. TTIlhuilt" High Hsb^l and shrubbery on her property and j of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goerke, of ig l, Tbamson Itul m the last lew B..ard of Eduiistlop, a. . candidate Ertday nw.nmg *hen th# man. N.Hh hetgw h> chTra.ncTCur ", asked the board to erect a fence on j 248 Court Avenue, was graduated year* he haa made many mt lake, snd f,„ ^ „f «,„» I - kit* to withhold the request Until the ques-I School of Nursing last week, A re- H AMU.KHS i IJQUb** f ksmsey fa«.>red him |.vIn- .dd.lt«.« addition i. is songs .ewg* by hy tb# Ih# #ah«*l j n rtsiiiiu t * ThM«hIhwgh h h«« m i?** af 4ba'' - tion of purchasing tbe Legion prop­ ception was held at her home after , I, In refutation of these rtatemenls, and hy the 9 H etaa*. there was «■ t **HeHe t«Ml«talk, of \hr the (, handle..hufM , ,«p,e f(„ ^ ^ TKr,m ,„|Wl(t *****t - Natt-al Mai. W«k‘. b, IK. has .1 refa«ed iSL.ls «o erty was settled, the ceremonies. Mowers and gifts Women's Meeting What m the Oiaitiilen i'li *tm *)» Mf*. Louis Zimmerman, supervifor were showered upon the new nurse. a-. jMt^l full rmpoftirihtlity, th#ji rati 1.41ftIU puiaa «»iMi *9 W hy, it in n o th in * m«»rr th a n « • tt#r»tlnn to th» fart that « m+rin g | *n»tng. U m *»4 M«Im4 Am of child hygiene in South Bergen dis­ Among those who attended the New President o f W o m a n 's «f in*rate. wh» g..t th. ir >■*» t-csu,. U Inm %#•! - trict, advised the engagement of child graduation and the reception were <•( tile > terulive f ommittee « f thr nm>\h, * h».*!*** i4 b t»| lUI*lt f ( -1 « Kj . ■ S ' ^handles*' influence I<< their i Kamaey M*p«aMt#an w * hrM «»« *o.| -i«. u .*», t.» the i|i# lrr ,/%r>| hygiene nurses and establishment of Mr. and Mrs. George Coriies, of ^lUD IXantes A lu e s j grstitu.i.' tlwy have !u, itr.j the.r j...k . i baby keep-well stations in the town­ Croton-on-the-Hudson; Miss Louise th*- rvrnth# »f 1 urwlay. H«r* h SI ..f, h.#1 rM, »f whfrh •#* "TV ^ »lf•»«!»« ftmm |f,r tfli nit.t r ----- | to him now The* «r< hehn.d H»f|wr *tt«-f»4r«l by n^vettterri of It* % Hit** n»*t • WtUN» h f t Mf W* »| ^ ,, t m ,, ship. The health and safetv commit­ Kellerman, of Roselle , Park; Mis* Th»' l.yndhurst Woman's Club met There is tti.' Chandlea* I lntu. • tee will meet Thursday to discuss the Sarah Uledre, of North Arlington; at the Town Hal! Wednesday after i “Everyone know, thst I didn't »up ; m+tntwt*' nil |»r.*mmrnt a tot writ <*# nf t iM iN itii *+»" lh»l I nit^TirTt-* :rT yuli subject, Miss Anita James, of Irvington; Miss kn>»wn U»drr» nn Um«»l |mlito«l nod b**y», »H»* »* *t ptv+mt ho.tinf th* (j,* ^ ^ITt n<«.n to hold it* first regular meet I I handle., three year. »(•> I »s» *;iv|r •< tmtlea, that a m**4at»o#« cr aoK#rtr» *« a m IV Hwigw (««My ------'O'- ' ■ - Rachael Varettoni, Charles Brucker, ing with Mrs. I.utber E, Berkey, n*w I Uhind Charley Hla^k srvt v,ut — I. Joseph Norton, Josoph Murphy, Geo. do»iit»|f their fflliwi t.»*t%«mao, John M»*h i,i|*i.U * a im l •«* iCe j1« m i | 'hay*» mst"*' frtaye«j hy th* Mifl h*h-»»»4 y t M h l lK TIU4M Avenue, entertained at luncheon at Mrs. Fred Stevener, Mrs. Thomas Tbe minutes, of the previous meet : g ^ t Kepubllran'* w the electi.rn Nat her home Wednesday. Decorations Walsh, of l.yndhurst; Mr*. Kathryn '•oao i tfnmiUf#, r»a«4 et the April ?**M ^ f^lhtv*a * I*. +*m4 mg smt a meeting of the Board of | warn you if .we ar. to »e .w.esafai menetm* rif that « oMMMtt#*, < h»tr«*i«f> M * iN I iiJlley iol tw (he MtfeAe # yaii- -i th ■*f»d •*r»trfrd by th# rhairman |»4aeH ► o^tfah r i**a- ^»*e * $4/lin Id, attMe* • f| nt |A old granddaughter of the hostess, .nd Mr*. O. Teusi, Mr. and Mrs! C. Barringer Poet, of the American 0* record, the abil.ti .n.t the entertained with recitation*. '*t» b\* ^ t f nr • jpewana tTfc^aa* ' Utatiam he waa *k j- g Teusi. Miss A. Rump, and Mis* J, legion acknowledged receipt of a strength to c.rry the |H.rt> to %ir in »m-w *»f thevi* fart*, all a, w*alt»f * oh (mrt a«t« *!»»• ^ro»h»#|f, Vlr ^ ^ ^ Guest* were Mrs. William Oberly, Rump, of Union City; Mr snd Mrs. dooatiuti nf $lt*) toward their lory M of Rutherford; Mr*. Percivsl Chap­ Home now in the course of con I William IMUcmsa of Hsekerwark <.f fwoH, tha» N*mwt Kf|N|hlk«M t#*f *,tmm I rmjp-j a ri1 tfwtTr (Ih* *1##^ I fcrj hdm Albring, of Englewood; Mr. n«m that I#? I h .ma-**, ia tudriiMe, i *>1 #» Wluafl. )Ui(i; 1 af man, Mrs. John Davidson. Mr*. Geo vid Mrs. Fred Holl’ nb»< iv, of West st ruction 1 -I—t hr tnr lahnak I, J«—. .1 vy I a%i tW ii tm b tu l■* »a. ? Heiland, Mrs. Fred H e-cock, Mrs Mrs. Berkey named the standing f.ngtenood candidal. hr«*w>lrait*a# th* *lat*m*ot# th«t he fett*, UlMM Ja«e« H o ttff field. ______fal hfsol ho 4rm*n4 1>*t Ilf lh»t*r a* • H i kf«»«h I (taaliawd mm f**» ft John Painter. Mr*. George Smith. Miss Goerke’* many friends a ish 1 .*** »tt*cked Ihe aeto* of Th-.o.-,r. Mr*. Edgar B. Earp and daughter her abundant success in her chosen Mrs Worthington ll.dman . . . dropping him f„ * . *h. K^aiar K. Z £ ? 1 l Marilyn, all of Lyndhurst. profession. . i n.med chairman of the I ivies Ih- puhlwan" .date ,"T * ..T l ' 1 . V . psrtnc nt, Mrh fh ester II Fnt.my, Harper ga«# u»„, •‘*~»* ***“ '**d <4 a anlM REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS In M . *f-l»r INfan m^H .t ment; Mr* Joeefih Atdr»a * plan., a p«tfma^«i Round-up of Pre-School Children »f hi» 4ft«e ta. nullify in# M» HAVE FULL SLATES FOR TUES. mi Drama;r arni M rs E J Monlich, «ork in the • ovnty a t gr-». .gnoranc.. snd indbtm r) t w fc*»wh*<*wa eepaShha*** >#a. , *r« • iww . »opp.n#d loader of tn* party l . a in •#«. ,-«« want '*• tn’f».n>. Scheduled To Begin Monday, May 25 ti.He# Club. her of a contra. t..r . . el >r 4# tnnriaw . Parta jtowd t w ’i! - they (oe.ke. —et tkat lo ft* ' . ettpfale' Them"'* ►M iwrailr •»»< ta»«o^h^»t *a<» a»a, j«ka tr ttalar, * .r ’» * IB*. uM lW fl to the., statement . M»#t, - M r. U . M. FMvier Ch*. SJ ^ * w •»"- “ »• arraST T*mm Ta«*4ay "Tmirngi ~ leg* a f*>»tl«W- r,%jo . Lyndbard Dclcfatct •• making #p * Pe.ntary tirhad, tw hav* *•.*>... .atH al A* w i l y ■' ka.o. H w «*.», man of Committee in and a.. aesMe.ate. felt a -an-ftrt.t, it# Harr* P Ward. Masry *#»**;£ g o t' day* thr .inri»»r will hr m thr «rh' aa*W«W. tVom. I V a ( U | l.yti-lharsl was wel! eeprevntnl at ty offtetal. ol,.. ... I'rtnafy fcierUoa, the I # * ) , r «m , . •#.-•« >n .ke l**n *»a A » aa.naW^ la s m L t, ■«. The Summer Round Ip of pre K-h.-e .re children for e.amtnatton **" omo and bta a u o ia tn Mas-t aatf eh-«| age children, conducted rack..o^.. one rf the Bergen r\«*nty C oaeentiso of o«rt to a h ie » 'thMa^rtal. I* taa '*-.«* i*a .adata. * » n ) a «s«a teaoaos,' I Seen - a 8 th ar day* at the whaol - n . can.te4od ml trki * a** . ,|.# e a # 4 bf "‘VM W>o#t. y raakoMar., t.* o - t . i n mt'«t of th# ,ln«w* |*rt«n*ry I . . v> T h w se Ereehoider and A aae * i s , . . nAtdal. Ik. y»oaat ao. n m a U Me*a,' Mean*. * *M Teacher* Asaociation, willHJ heg.n Sheoiw the doctor find any deferta I •» -■ •der# tha **tl known f it g f g M tt* work for au Mag I, the rWU tbro^h tht. ...rain. ,:Pr*T1,*« Tf *e i r # s *#ati i Me* raawt - a a t v.#«tk .ta#»r»* S*«* t* Han**.* *ai%e« M. Im>( thme^hwet th# taamty <# e i . J n y a i N a*o*«, M .i. iaaaou.fcM l%o«^ t , . u _ ^ —j r ' - n . * s lo th # ! £ ^ * W W . a.h#n.._ «f u m m * «t Mrs L»W. M rarief. dutW M c#rr*eU.m of the defect, sad .her# * f* -hr*tri ww; im a tm u n e t i v LiwiMOWyaB,.£liS»,iJt, l*aa*a,M »*•« *mI. ..M m. of the arewgntang tn UwaieeNw. the ^ w 4m«>' •-.at« ll#«nn#n**te * * m tim c eflBimittae, and Dr Hugh E help i . need 4 the p T A »'•*«'. **« eal e gfct ta ##***#. t# **.»#•*. ,1 *urb#a^ aeh*d phy^cuut, have net u, w,.j u „ w rt miU, Mm *. Art—. Mra laaiMt MMtl . * •*a hy rtaok ft*a. T%s benwraW. ni sigihul*. 'w* -.on and Mr* Ke.ee. D *#U », and UiLI tf«t a « (.1 Jl' lh* fro# rtpeeM*. «f Oa *W ^ tl. + r . far ** 2* * r — blr fo, eeery ch.ld .ho .ill .«»ee» rnm h l a n i Hay, tn#« tn. . A M a** y eWidmn heWw ... year, of mg. wb# ^ Lyn^wesi nett River l'«g, Mrs A G flatheimee Hot I. U T I . t l *h I S W lt eu^ert to enter srhwd m a#p««wh#r. fail, t# he ahvura :» fit t,. ,t. ,, v .. ~ ' pewdmt.Pr^m,vr”' Mr. " " T ' AauMf*a*.‘“J M » ,‘T The rdtm' ” w^*a* H a "0»», . *• fc *« “ “ reha 'andldou U tm m t , mm On Monday, May SftUt. Dr Burhaafc ^ This .7 H r . T Z ? 1L Amstean*. Armste**. Mrs Mr. ChariM Chari#* Wach, Har* d sld-f».»iin l f w i o M i| lw f.t...... |e.la .-r ts. a%o >mm #.m ina nosn.lo. tr..| #nd Mra WIUu» C M ivninrt, Ch*b Ma*w. “th# om* ' M father In tka thwatfM *, W ffV *h. ^ * ^tCTTb^n^nd . ... . rt^. nfuaaitii WlllT* WtOMHn'"*r»ob *•»• a*wwo, t m . . H—r. , aemn Ut* ^ ^alleywt and tke nmt mmmtmtm of s randeAau . ^ "T yn M^a*— Terry, Mr* 4>nr^ H - r - . J#n- u m Hcongtk a t s h foMd .a tk# fen. .f Valley «Nall niJtll> W, V iew , and Mrs fferaa#* B m t p m of r at May f , W*das#d«y. U* ■ ' ' « l aa fa r tf PAGE £ THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, M AY 15, 19*1 Judge Impresses (Ramsey GOP Deny Denson Speaker Joan Van der Spek’s Marriage Announced Continued from Page 1) Continued from Patfe 1) Before Democrats Boston, May 12—Announcement of the marriage of Joan Van der Spek, j “Since the appearance of yester- ! hi's opponents, ! ~— daughter of Mfr». Peter Van

HARKY C HARPER ford the kind of Service we give. Mothers and For Assembly- J. L. BURK fathers EMMA PETF.RS Funeral Director V»Hl po-i X LLOYD L SttHROEPER Lyndhurat, N. J. Jeraey City Wt m ftpecitlly •quipptd tio n - a m on th ly -.alary —' lo propedy h«ndlc any tit« happinean and success. X THOMAS S. IXUK.HTY m o v in f lo p#clt «H question about it— lAMfcS W MERCER Mtete of New Jeraey a k your banker. Monday Moving • Packing • Stiippmj is a good time to start. For Freeholders— Vincent J. Rizzolo Storage Warehouses Day School SAMI!EL ALEXANDER CIVIL ENGINEER Ajmt. Allied Van Lines, Inc. I annulling. ArrhiteetvraL ORISON M HURD Netion-wide Swvtte Ni^it School Comttrnetion and Survey ini G EO . B. H O L M A N 29H KJDGE KOAD AND COMPANY, INC. LYNDHI RST, N. J. RUTHERFORD a lto Ht.uih i*Hi esaa e a a a avc svt, , suTMtwroso.suTHCsroaa M. I.J. PRINCIPLES NOT PERSONALITIES Broad SI. Newark, N. J t+m* SwiimHmM j.ftb W>• e c r e t a r i a W MAINMAIM A* ANOrSUMANDTftUMI ST«.»T». A HACKIHtACSHACKIHSACS m I. SCHOOL The entire issue at stake in the forthcoming tlHNM HKiMwtHttiMwt MMKIM J r A »Mnr« M^aii I'hone HI Ih {-7147 Primary is ihe recovery of the good Republican THE BEST VALUE fnr name for Bergen County. Phone Rutherford 2 *75 Y O U R M O N EY I hinking people throughout the County are Chas. Lobmayei Buy Now and help Umg hack supporting the above ticket a* the only SAFE way PROSPERITY G. DEPKEN 8C SO N to assure clean Republican government. Building dollars htiy more Lyndhurst Market today than anythmi; mnce 19J2 Why not have that 52 Stuyveaant Av». K le en K o a I garage or houae hwlt now IT IS YOUR DUTY TO VOTE that you have wanted, for M N . j . lo ng. 54 PARK A V E . r Primary, Tuesday, May 19, 1931 next door to F. W Woolworth** ?c tn d 10c Store Polls Open 8 A . M . Co 9 P .M . Law Ofllce. of A. REENSTR A 4 Co. OONKUN, SMITH « TOWI 14-16 VRIXLANO AVE. < Daylight Saving Tim* I Lawyer* RuiMin« a iFTON, n. j. Rutherford, N. J, Phone RUtherford 2-2094 P tag meeting Thousand—Pieces!’ Akron, and WA1U, Columbus. The j know there waa such a feller— ?ay— at the Ugion Hut lie part—at Mas* '______Yours truly.___ 1 the evening, by Mra. Andiew Kgert, . fapntaht tail . _ -----... _...... Blake Hhrlich, J Jr., and Mr». Edgar B, Karp, hoa- The Scribhlin' Scribe ! tesse* of the evening. vegetable-*,, potatoes, tu«*»|“ . awl ■ *f rot*. Ha*e the notall** ready. bosVd HOT STUFF! separately tn salt water and drstn. Arrange meat,- altstwatssi **th **§* tatdn. and portions of «!*<*(!»«. tiar msh with parxtey Serve rrnvy m voritr Rrcipta lo De­ separate bosfl, (New b»i>W. from he.e mon Rr|*orim to uah ko*h. c»py if you’re nue )

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i -—and gets it. Carole Lombard has Lyndhurst Theatre RXO. Lincoln R.K.O. KHZ R.K.O. Rivoli the leadin* feminine role. ..*■— ^ Friday ariffl Saturday. yvUJ bring the Mystery and comedy to the nth Friday and Saturday, May J5th While A w e a»ei*Mjr c o n te aU n U The feature attraction that is now picture that the million*, have await- degree— that’s " T h e Gofflta”! “ , and 16th—L e w Ay ret 'will appear in j *®r “ * "*•* ** b*,t playing la that amu ing production,! rd—George Arlim in "The .Million- The new picture a t the Lyndhurst that action h it—"The Iron Man” *the **8t . man or * •‘Skippy", taken from Percy Crosby’?! ajrr.”. He’s as different from the Theatre is funny and thrilling- by with Jean Harlowe and Robert Mont- comedienne dn when . lovable cartoon of the same name, Arliss you’ve know n a* the,«tual pe;- turns and sometimes at the same- joinery. A c tio n , fast a n d furjou*; c«™e» to• •etectlDK the tost portrayal witti Jackie Cooper, Bobby C oogan, sonalitie* of the character he por­ time—which - is really goin* some, romance, strong and urging; thrills, ^ Oriental roles, there is no choice, Mitzi Green and Jackie Sea’M. trays. Millionaire by night, laborer when you get right down’to cases, gripping and dramatic; “Iron Man” ! Warner Oland who poftrajra the Sunday, Ifor one day only, a double i by day! And lovable every minute It is by a ll-odds the best of all the i* the story of a Champion whoae ‘ title ro*€ »n Charlie Chan Carnes feature program. T h e m ain, fe a tu re ; h e ’.-*on th e scree n . You’ll la u g h loud- Western Electric Sound Equipmeii head got too big for his halo but 9n", Bet on Women” with j er than you’ve ever laughed before, mirthful hair-raisers of the screen * mystery drama scheduled to will be “Don’t EUGENE W OOD! iAMS shrunk to its normal size when he : open Sunday at the RKO RitiThea- Edmund Lowe ami Jeanette Macllon* You can’t afford to mi** George Ar- and stage, and if you can guess the Managing Director | ______conclusion up to the final minute of m e t a girl who made him fall. A tre, Ridge Road, wins that distinction aid. One man’s wife is another man’s I liss in his first modem screen story, the action you’re a better sleuth than tale of love and clash and glory. A j without an argument. temptation. He thought his wife a o £ S DAY ONLY story of one big dramatic fight from Bom in Umea, Sweden, Oland came child. But she played with fire and this reviewer. ™ “ 'BWCINO a n d entertainment Certainly Detectives Garrity and start to finish. A social terror with ; to th is country when a mere young- that i* no child's play. Take a tip- May Blossom Dance Mulligan hadn’t the least idea of the ladies and a rich man’s son who s te r and attended school in Boston, “Don’t Bet on W om en”.' Held by Ladies’ Club HEART what it was all about, and if you ?oul.l have his own way and get graduating from high school there The associate feature will tie “Clear­ IIOLV N AME picture Show a ) want the present writer’s opinion, arhat he wanted until he met the and then receiving his first theatrical ing the Range” with Hoot Gibson. ... T S w i W F E A T U R E .Sherlock Holmes himself would have erne g irl w ho m ade him n o rm al, S e e training at Dr. Curry’s Dramatic The May Blossom l)an«e given af the jf SATURDAY, May Joan Crawford presents two ex­ found it an almost impossible jot) to Lew Ayres, star of “All Quiet" and School. “ I*,1!1 1 Columbus Club, corner, of- Valley tremes in her new unravel the tangled skein of weird, ‘Doorway to Hell”, and then Jean „ . n ,. ,talk'"’- n,„„k ami Harrington Avenues, by „i.fc JOK FRISCO, MLA^I-FB and KDIME GRIBBON During the next 20 years he re­ •FooU, Dance’, which will play on g Anxili „f lhe 0 ub blood-curdling occurrences. Garrity Harlowe, the platinum blonde who mained lie fore the footlights, special- and Mulligan don’t bear the slightest Tacinated all who saw her in “Hell’s Monday and Tuesday. In this graphic Saturiiay n|(,ht> attr«ted a capacity , „ , i izifff in Shakespearean and Ibsen Cross-section of Chicago's underworld, Ann Hardine in “Girl of the Golden resemblance of Sherlock Holmes, be­ A ngles am i w ill m a k e you fall f o r ro | ett( an(j ^ ^ , 1 extensively in this crowd (if over four hundred persons. toiscdc of “Spell ,:.f the C .rca.- the glamprous star reaches both the A n n yond the fact that they are in the her n this masterpiece by the author C(. „ we„ u in gwe4en Wbw. Dancing was enjoyed on the main floor Fox M ovietone N,WHK l u l , l l,.s . g , f t M ATINFK _; ______heights and depths of the social same business. Garrity is Joe Frisco, jf “Little Caesar”Cat who scores a- ...... „ ,i„ of the building while guests who did quently - making several round-the most dramatic i v 1, IH m m M m a t u r e whom you’ve probably s«en ih vaude­ lother triumph in thi* “The Iron plane, enacting the not dance filled the other two floor* world trips with various traveling of her career. It ville with his cigar, his derby hat M an” . apd gripping role of the building to capacity. So enjoy­ ..T en CENTS A DANCE” companies. ! i* in every sen-e a fresh triumph for tilted on one side of his head, and Program for the week of M nday able was the entire event that every with BARBARA STANWYCK. Ricardo Carte. M d Monroe Owdey Gland’s first screen roles were in Miss Crawford and reveals her cap­ his shuffling dance-steps. Well, he’s May 18th—“Dance Fools Dance" body -tayed until the orchestra struck fo u r Theda Bara picture* for Fox abilities as a dramatic star more the same Joe Frisco, ond the screen with Joan Crawford for Monday and the notes of “Home Sweet Home”. film s in 1917. Subsequently he played deeply than any other role she has ‘‘C A U G H T C H E A T IN G ” has another "(ind”. And Detective Tuesday—on Wednesday only—“June in a number of Pathe serials, but his essayed. Lester Vatl support* her, Apple Blossoms were used a* dec­ CHARLIE MURRAY and GKORGK MDNLV Mulligan is that sterling comedian \lj.,j|",,w.iih Jack Oakie ami “Captain orations for the gila event. Mrs. John ___ ^ first roie of importance was that of William Powell gives another P a r a m o u n t News^ Harry Gribbon. Thunder" with Mary Hrlan. And Ruggiero was chairman of the com­ Charlie Yoog in “East is West" with breathless performance which makes Tn-^SUAV ami WKDNESDAY, May 19-20 DOC1H.K FEATURE They make a wonderful pair—an now, Charlie Chaplain's latest hit Talmadge in 1982. mittee of arrangements. unforgettable team. You’ll laugh at ’’Man of the World”, which will play, “City Lights playing for .i days | I____ . t . This Thursday mgnt tne Auxiliary , “BEAU IDEAL,’’ them till the tears rojl down your Other picture part* followed, in- on Wednesday and Thursday, a dram­ Thursday, Friday arid Saturday. “ “ "" “* atic screen sensation. A il a _ genlle met the Club House in a business ~es- with RALPH FORBES. LORETTA YOUNG and IRENE RICH face—that IS, if you have anything cluiltng one in-the Amt talkie, ‘‘The ------—...... And - ■ ------V forget the dates! ■ • I in an outcast—loved deep- sion with president, Mrs. Dominick like the normal American sense of Jazz Singer", and later villainous man exile, ly by two women, one he loves and Livelli, presiding; followed, by a Hat “ONCE A SINNER” w ith Dopothy Mackaill humor. But the remarkable thing C hinese role* in “in Old San Fran­ can’t have, the other he can have and Social. Plans were completed for the 1 w«lai--Kox Movietone News about "The Gorilla” is that it is not cisco” , “Chinatown Nights”, “Wheel TWO FAILURES ft'Mlnfiuliv Yitaoheue A c t—“fhe ORce Vanwl just a matter of farce comedy. While O f Chance”, “Xhe Mysterious Dr. Fu doesn't want - Powell is seen as a man Communion Breakfast to be held May in ^rime that he cannot 241h, and the Card party to be held wedne^at ^ 1 RK^HTS TO ALL MEN ATTENDING you’re laughing you’ll Suddenly be Msnchu” and “The Return Of Dr. Fu so enmeshed itave you ever thought of yourself himself. This powerful role de- May 20th. New members wilt be jerked aWfbrf out of your seat by M anchu”. In every screen role, how­ free T H U R S D A Y ,1 May 21 D O U B L E F E A T U R E is being small; ho account, not to be some strange new happening—««*ie ever, no .fife thought o f casting him mands the ultimate in acting talent 1 admitted. J “KEPT HUSBANDS” considered, in fact regarding your­ Utterly unlooked-for menace lik« a a s anything’ but a villain o f the deep­ iC8XH3CHaoocKXKHXM>oooo(XioooooooooooocMXH3oXXK>OCKX>OOCM>300000CHXXHl>OOOOOOOOCM300000C«X>r.HXK>OQOOOO, And when the ending comes—welt, ries On”, based on Karl Derr Higgers’ position. it would certainly not be sporting .... well-known mystery story, More than to tell you anything about that. Our Have you ever been looked down ^ Hm,neflt act(jr, w„r(. for {h, FRIDAY aiid SATURDAY, May 15-10 recommendation is that you see "The upon un a coward and a fa.lure and but no## pr„ved .uitaU<. unU| Gorilla" for yourself; and at the regarded yourself as such. Then to ()|an|j., lPst wa)i s,.r(.en^ . “That’s close you’ll probably draw a deep lave a jealous rival force you to th( Jaid Dlwctor Hamilton breath and realize that you have >s. your weakness to the girl you MarKa MONDAY and TUESDAY and Landers Stevens, does yeoman M‘xican ( abellero. A lovable grand WEDNESDAY ONLY May 20 JOAN Ck VWFORD in service in rnakiW ’’The Gorilla” the •“‘•‘her figures in the love affair an. — IIODHI.E FEATURE VROGK \M masterpiece of come.ly melmlrama ‘h" doctor help, the action o! “DANCE FOOLS, DANCE” that It is. lh,‘ P,J*y materially. “JUNE MOON” with LESTER VAIL We haven’t mentioned “Thi* fio Ihoge taking piut 'in lh‘. l)l»y. »r. w ith J A C K O A K IE Se* Her < ra h Society and Battle the Underworld! rills’’ himself. A h-that's part of | Mildred Boschen, Ida'' Boscheir, Mari, ■ A I SO WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY the mystery! \ Mackay, Florence Mullertt, Margaret The Perfect Player in Ihe I’erf eel Plav! ...... p. — j W.nkler, K0CKXHXKXKX«XhX>OO0OO<>><>OCh>OOOOOOOOOCKKHX«XK>OW X>OOOOOOOCHXMXMXHXHXHXHX>OOOOOOCHXHXKKHXKX>OOOOOOaOaOOO^ is •ervrd with thr utmost of ( art- and Cleanliness on Modern Comforts Quiet— efficient— all-white; TRUTH -strainer thaa9icHm! 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FRIDAY, MAY 13. m i f M I riVE SPORTUNES Local Braves By Heavy Batting P. A.’* Run Up iilti ril|-Tiv t fTr|iar-iniT *Mri--nr» BY WILLIS KING 'Nip and Tuck’ 8-7 Cwek Marty Dolan M hi* Canimaf Carries Locals First Victory BREAKING -*jhnH playerw-inl* WoodrnitgT-. Sunday Brower’s 12- Re­ ‘ afternoon for their . tr*t I.**,' To A Victory Of Tie Season 9"“ battle with th* Woodridgv Jmx THE SPORT NEWS cord Fails to Stop their heats. Unionville Nine After nine hectic inning*. during Columbus Club Lkks Nut- IVfcat UtUOO A . C . of P*»- which there wa* a deluge of twenty- ley Pleasure Club, 14 to saic at St. Michael’s Oval The Unionvilt* Pirate* efeated tbe nine base hits, it wa* aot necessary wiitrt St **9mmm local Braves at the River Road Oval fer Herb Robertson to announce to 10 at Municipal Oval With HanncH Pitching A fourteen hits, your gal- local* and Walah the catching. With the aeore at three all going ker tw» h?hw»lt t twenty . __ ivanUag.______»hlny faced____ Polish Amerwan. its proud author,’ feeling the tell-tale snapping of joints and what into their half of the fourth inning,w. mere games. _ m Twenty m m _ more for an an- rang m up their first victory of Ute m ow r » w Brower struck out twelve batten. m*$** IM*». s- not is pretty jnuch impressed with the fact the years have been Scotty did the pitching for the Vic­ the Jin* suddenly pounced ,* jJc 'defeated season. The BloomSeM Pros Sunday »l St. Mkhael's Oval, Schneider snd counted five run* he- 'tkie Sunday? Well, they donl aauad! » to A The victim* were lh* t’alen *.•* *« .»««. »*3~ ■■trn* sssn 'SI— ' • gathering about his shoulders. But the curses w t want because tors and Fritter the eatchinf. Scotty ...__.» T%*#* fare tk*» * m ictired. They ww* i * * ****** h u t Mt *M UM*1* u w I A» C. if Passaic, formerly in tk* f**- ! 8m > — », ***** we are aware of the fact, as an old timer, we can’t say, “Oh-h-h Striking oat aine batters. Ay**** « »fewt<*4 W*1 Tha Brsr i outhit the visitors hut never overtaken, though the Cards *toy.... ' saic-Bergea Hud*«a ileague — •>» «tbi*bwhich is , M“mm*m **- *«« «■*“••■ . * ha* A *« • ***, Hmt'JiHht ******* •»«(» mt*** t'lKM* baby the good old days have gone." were not able to come out on top al­ came near turning tk* trick The Catumbns Clnk, let it k* known U * MU tii« tjhis Minester ftjwtn IW #«*#-» ****** Nossir, the good days are right around the comer if you though they were leading thru to In the sixth inning, the Cardinals » “» »ke Nutley Measure Club * The Union. treated the P A, p*lck- AHMI i the eighth inning. talliedllhii four rum. Tim J4 *— — —. Mn«u«ip*l O v l SumUy #r> rr, H»nt^U, nannfii, « a Unk> wn»> M hw fn«i ) gBnirign— S Z J S ' ^****** S m « «*** ’ want to know. As far as sporting matters go, we mean. ** * » ^ w a g did it mat**. Ne* ,0J city, roughly in lh» ft»*t «****«». wa «to H !>**».»«*» .Ifce Brava* will play the local Ar­ doubled. McDonougk coaxed the pitch . ... .HPH «smw . *** Six years ago there weren't enough ball teams around here rows at the Oval thia Sunday, Coach into givinc him « pa**. Then a *bere ai* about tweoty mare earn** scoring three run> hi* delivery W rtmri m**ru *>** -• ■ - Arina will start Brown pitching a- rtrik, out follow s ChaHie Clock »n *■ ^ >■■<*1 saaso*,. What if Ru( y A '« csme tmck for ia (" «| IA t»» i ♦ »•*» to need more than one doctor to treat the umpires for abrasions, gainst the Arrows. blasted the first pitched ball to right the boy* did look a bit raggod Sun­ their half af that session, two in th* concussions and generally poor eye sight. Now, going into the The box score: field for a double scoring two run* day? They Woa aad Ihat count* next and one m the fourth. They »*•« n t«< summer, teams are popping up in all directions. Senior teams BRAVES Bello singled, scoring Clock, Burk- Mike McCuy'a arm wasn't up to were ahead ihen snd ws* no reefing n»n >*«< rn»m are die Columbus Club and Polish American Club. Light sb. r Ik pa. a. hart, who hml relieved Joe Sclmeider ** their sails. Hymie Roe**ler r racked , UNMMti MMI. * * « on the mound, was hit by s pitched 1Bn»ng and Uouls Va Wmi who. out a triple In the next suasion to l*m ■M'MMfeaNl «Mi«kw4k*' seniors ar? the Cardinals and Orioles. The Athletics, Robert ...... 5 ball. Shield* got a base on U ll. »‘' * ^ » «"«eb w*d to Utag lhem bring in two mor» run*. aM^<«>^ ' »*"*• Woodbury’s favorite aggregation, the Braves, Lefty Rowe’s Nine ...... Millelot-was hit by a pitched boll snd fur tolumbw t hrt. *«■ Hennelt gut belter under fire and •f *4 i\*rn INrtMtaf*•** imm**** • ««**» *• Bello scored r*1 y*"* w*"‘ WK' h * 4iurk out seven before th* day’* work ata W me+M* ***** f«*'#WM Wonders and the American Lej;ion nine are some at the heavy 4 ■ wjji i «»-<►**-« It U very dUBcult for me follow ~ > * * ***' was done. A couple of new f^re* ap' Mkiwwvwnx - ■ \ -****■ junior teams. . < 1 ' • .i Herb*, scoring metho.1 *o I »,U Ksve c.l#b .U l'K*ln« *»• J + T ***** pea DM for the I' A.-*, iteside Rde*i*- ET »** I for three hits and tkree run* JfciL— m a *♦»»... * 8 1 It to bring tht* to a close. ler Dodie Sheridan, AI Und«ay and ** l« :•»+**-* * *• We don't intend to begin pointing out morals or anything The locsl team took all tk* fua out •sm* - *»•* - •' a 2 t Bunchin, *i* hit, and s of th( |kr ArM >tlAinf timnx. w rman played, ball ss.s le» !i her Idas s a. ft MX)— __ like that. W e don't put much stock in theories that athletics a 2 0 he r»n» iathe fifth ,Umilwd , M k7 p, rt,M *||M wm Im h«Vf |»U>«1 tiki «tHR# *w * n %#***%** **4 will purge young gentlemen’s souls of all their ills. But the sight ...i 1 0 to (to fsr into the lead. They ma.le : ^ Un. sitting He felt a lot »of» around f A> Aaa>^. *| ^ ■ S sIUib-I i4aii«i4 k .. 1 .. an aa - . ______of all the teams in the township does indicate a healthy athletic .7. 1 • their laat run in tke lart half of the twiK»wUir r imi in t ttM'i wvnm ■ ...... 1 0 Cl|avA> th^ nlCf bv llvra I •■>{ vriar (ha rdther »tt ar»un.t and wstch pal R«e» spirit. Those of you who feel that that means something can ler cavort st Ihe d w l field (tost. it. *•»» take it for all it is worth. Total* ...... ss 7 IS *727 1 dedA .* f! five Uting runs *“ in the “^ eighth . h; sndl T one ie - >n hunli, , and lh# «»“k rl||b W| »**r for lh- „ The «eor< «•)«< * * » *»4 the viKilor* submerged because they M h o *., Sb T**'**** &<■*** .i » <*m* ...frvMm - *» Fritter, * .6 Hyriite. rf *w m : *as a really centrally located field and to Millist, rf ..... 5 Don’t be too surprised ta aee Kims, rf ■*-m hWMM Kidd, cf . . 4 • 'hippj Christ pitckiag anyone of Darrow, 2k p that oval local baseballers owe their thanks. Whether Sabo, If . Sheridan, Sb .. Mummb m* mrntm** *$*<# *««■» ll w * 8 . ^ the*e day*. The score; Knapp, If sad , *}***>+*>* Hank, rf ...... Uley, * ••••• it I ms outlived its usefulness and is ready to give way S McDonough, us .4 COLt'MBUS CLUB Wilson, c tialka, p 2b *1 *»*• 9** 9+tmn*** *»»» - to other and better-located fields, you cat) decide for Ripp, c ...... 4 f.h, po a e. m*nn **mm> mm ***** Totals Sti 8 12 2S 6 Hergenhan, c . .2 Breslin, rf Jocko . . , , m*4 ,W %*»<*** * ‘ J* ****** **■■'** yourselves. 3 baa* hit—Cure to; 2 base hits 4 1 0 0 0 2 UnftsM ****** «m. * * * Clock, 2b ..... S Christ, 2b « 1S 2 S 2 I M mm 9* <*'«- 4M w* ***»■>*• -Null, Cureio, Westphal, Scotty; I Halm. Sb T otal* m 4 n 24 * a at-».*»•.! wSS ■<(...» Bello, cf ...... 5 I t i i I I '-Ism Slam S o e » base hits—Blwves 6; Pirates 4; walk- Schneider, p , Harnman, lh 1*01.1811 AMKRB ANS Im f*m, rt ” luril ******* te* HjwH" *%***» T**»>'4H«w n i * V|h«i ••***-• a ***** sort of booking, both teams can make a success of the season. Valenti, If, p 4 0 2 * 0 8 4 Caarnecki, cf ****** a ***** ****** JINX (t«). McCoy, p ******** *•«»«*>•a I ' **■*■■ ■ *4 * The P. A.'s in particular are attracting interest. Their new line­ Athletics In J I 0 I S 0 Undsay, cf , . adllfWM ... ,*** «*t«iMWrj*- "f W!**s sb, r Roe**l«r, * . 1 mm t*m^tn up carts around a lot of strength and already challenges for a | Allesl, 2b 2 0 Total* 40 141* 27 fa s SlntMerman, Sb 9 9 * «mt crack at the Columbus Club are brewing. A crack at the Another Win La Rost, 2b N trrunr p c. Shetidan, 21) j Ijiurete, rf . . ab. r Brand, tb ii#o Columbus Club and the championship proceeds, might be a bet I Parlato, rf • i Taylor, as . F c*»m«n ki. t Wawa*w«»vo lUt «<*.« ter way of stating it. Sunday 8 to 0j Calisai, lb, p 2 l-awler. Sb . , . Hennelt, p ■**> -fcp*1* « Bellones, ss .. 0 Ka*tner, p. lb Lyndhurst's COPPERS SHAPING UP: ( n | Athl«tic* Vuh»*f, 3b 0 Burke, 2b * .in 10 14 f l M captured their third strirmfht victory o, c 0 Kyan, ef ...... 0 Jmliit I»4U«m1 fur Ii*ka# in mntli If the Polish Americans fail to come through this year, thi* season last Sunday morniiu, Kronchi, If . 1 I.UXXl, If ...... 0 JH«rt U> ihnin«». there is another threat looming for the Columbus Club. It comes shutting out the Russian-Americans Maclerlo, of 0 Oelshin, c 0 KW 001 000 by s score of 8 to 0. from the police nine. And you may believe that or not. The Hayex, p lb , 0 Schnei«itibtr |ftl«y» (tftifcA, una»Bi*t«* I Don't yet. Remember, BiUy U rdd b and Jerr, JSST Jf iht CanJinalit h*«i »no4h«*r Nutley P. C 104 00# 02S in H*». . on U1U i»ft M r | *r, one wht* coulti throw tb#r U*\\ in Columhu* Club S21 tt|0 | | | R tiiWw, t, off fHirrow, I •awl II * tiell are able bodied baseball men. still nt enough for any team “Two . walks and an filled the M* 9U4S ilm mm ****** **>•* * n* *■*" ■ therr for niM full inntn^, th*y Two baa* hit* JnuUe*, Burke Jui H*t r * fl« r bit J 9*9** M #4* MMDIWI hereabouts. Jerry Sparta and Wob O’Neill still can put in some >* witk none out. But Mennie would « prrlty *tr«»n* nlw Hut lan; Christ, Schibler Three-ha** hit (AMto it*# ******** ****** *»* - •••'»%*J r*-^ r«i|.irr Hunt* “ ‘Hiwli Divine fanned and Pete Kverson wa* thirn, piU hmf in Misty p**r rtut *»f any Halm ^ L m U, < lir1ri l'Lmm**mm^»» im** v * baseball licks. The new coppers, Emmet . Pinckney and Jimmy run down and tagged out trying to U*«m. A*k any mrmbrr of tb« Young pl*yo- ift»»«i M«rn ****mmm mm * ***m mmSmmi lWI»*'«w| §»»>**»* ' w t m***** >»■*»•» •iw ** Checki can handle the horsehide. Don’t lets forget Charley steal home. The A’a got two in the Men', l-eague. Charlie Cluck ia kit man, Schibler and Christ airu.lt uut ...... - ******** m******* **?■*'* **»***<«-«' (Jailing who is doing the pitching in regular pcJice league games. first when Freddie Helmieh walked tingnc tb#the bball ill mguin again imami. T b#he i i Arklmg Wlly f*** McCoy. 7; by Kaatner. a, b ij P I G f c O N (I.I )H I RAINS , ^ 1 tlwrr.-i'-lj*j(i>fia(r M n » ’Og'iKr«?'" — Jl™—— ---- 'wVS' wefenrTTe"To» qiilte a vb .*Iy°V S m g-T ^ w n t 9» ■■+**■* 9****' en Otto and'fred Bayer anil Bill and Jim Geary and1 tUwsTTuL*"nc^d ^ froiT"*t'hi^tn fromrom the heavier Irvington Cardinal* 4’ ** * A * * m m * . '* Ka*tap s Umptre BIRDS FOR 11 K ill IS Z”2 *** Jack 15- long fly to center. The ******: i N&U 'and Jim St. Clair—and Joe Wooby and Steve Hurkhanit’* two week* ago. every time he teok ) Arthur Argsuer •»«»•> a <««M* h**** m**4 a ** mm t***9m* -•** Oriikowski are around for action. They could putt up a base- j j^hg^r^hir^hir^ &i"*Ru"*)Vgo>t a throw from the catcher, thdan ha. j in rANiim H—itfsiHt' n'* *"* *-<■mI* ball game with any team with some first rate pitcnini given him quite an assignment, but I ig and two of the A’* five hits, and scored his male in the »hnrt field U not much ! Pirates Come Thru j Thf I ymiburat H«< «i| t t«4i 'TaftSwi -4. I*® «*• ****** ** catching. Charley Gailing can’t go the route against strong!thre* heavier than He Is, if any, »o I *ue.- j Tb# 1‘iratm A C, nf I.yfK|hur»t b*l*l m M *«#M *****■■* •" • *9»* *• ***» competition any more, though if he had a defensive combina­ Ceorge Jseignin hurled for the it is immaterial who takes the throw, rumr* thru for thru I hr, I emn**tuH** lb#r Ihr roming r*f** ihr|i h#»r Russians. He would have done much a* far a* site goe.. victory of thr iraft.n I h# bHIIiant j ^ tr*»« tboir t Mnts tion behind him the story might be a different one. better had he not been wHd In While the Cardinala lookid on, th' ir j batting of .Hcurtl nd Cortes »*« * The butidmg •I «hi|,|*n.g Crete* wa* * * * spots. While he struck out nine, he rivals, the Columbus Oriole, were j mam factor ia ratlug the Blue tier Hie, 1 up.-II Th* rrate* adl tw large also walked riine. Vivers issued only tieft ated by the hard hittlhg clan from mont. by • aeur, ut || ”f, ('»rt«i> i ***owgh !•« b»ld at le»*t IM birdi*. The What those fwUcemen have more than anything three pa»*e» and fanned six. The CarfSeid, under the name uf the tier Hirer bagger with the bane* full in idi*t*r«e the bird* will be Shipped afiB" else is spirit! They’re not out on the field for a her only extra ba*e hit came In the field Jinx. Hurried under a mau of Ibe U«< half of the ninth Inning • *“ ** mile* at l i a thee tb* sixth, when Ceary smashed out a. hit», the Oriole* were larky to !»<*- sewed up th. gam-. The Pirate. A |dJ*tan»e will be increased until tbe centage in the receipts at the end of the year. They drive to deep left for two base* t . area llgl.s juntvi f. am .Se«t week I bml* will b; to Sy bmne from scoring Russo and Burkhardt by the aeore they did, Ig 4. as had play baseball for the game s sal{e—for the fun and ex- »* a* It sounds. The invaders from Car they sre to meet tbe fa*t Newark ; P***"1* "* > w iflOO mile* di*tont The ercise there u in tf. TdJ(e a fellow ItJje SergeOtto Next Sunday at 10:10 the Athletic, Hanger* young bird* bave been bred f»«m will play host to a team from New- field hit everything the Oriole.' left haniier threw al them and the hll* j * parent* ..f g«.k| rasing M<~*d «*«** ..I Bayer—a bit past his athletic days, but stiU ready ark. There are still *om* open dates mil* to dash about the field for all he's worth, for the ex­ J on the schedule. The A'* are look- ^ ~race ...... PtHM* HI IH J t s * B ercise and for the fun of it. What they locl( in finesse ling forward to booking a *erte, of ln,UkU ‘ bo,,t" 1 ’ and ^ay «r jfell hn*s tlassy Plan* -wer* mad. #..» a isgle |» * M SftfcfcT t »*JI ' i games later In the season with tbe v »nr*. »r Ted l.yon «r We* P.rrwlt Held «» M ay 14 they >nai(c up in spirit and we, for me, would lilje to Orioles and Cardinals. It urtfortunatelv happen*, that th.. or Mr C.il Berner'* Lafty Frank Saverio see them battling for the township crown. . town ia handicapped by the. lark of around here for nex* Sua'ay! G*t it RUSSIAN AMERICANS youthful or we might .ay .ny fc.nd Well, the t,wn*hip Mill ha* ,t. f .it b • **.«! *WfM a Iftiildittit • MMM lor ab r. h po. Charles Gailing, the patnJman, is a lank, g<*aJ natured chao FY-r«T. * S. a. of pitching material. The« f*lb,w* bbnrt, e ...... 0 1 II fr 1 Sriiole* are r,«ifronted with the aameTi". old timer* rat. rememtor" •< .• St 3&*LX jritsr 11 » M l r t BHima M l pitched tor a Paterson professional team that played every af-*J • S 0 I 1 ^problem . aa the Cardinals, the task of Th* «h«dule for Monday'* l.yadka»»>, S I . 0 1 0 tern

Services fur the Sunday after Ascension, May 17, 1931. Junction Lumber 7:30 A.M. Holy Cothmunioh White Naptha P flC G SOAP 9:45 A.M. Church School and Wrecking Co LYNDHURST COAL CO. 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion and For that School Girl Complexion Se rm on. also dealer in 8:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and. SECO N D HAND PALMOLIVE SOAP . .3 cakes 19c D.L.&W. Scraatou COAL Koppers Q 0 Sermon. Rev. J. Anastasi, Rector of St. Anthony of Padua Church, Hack: PLUMBING ensack, Preacher. 215 PATERSON AVE. Mueller’s ...... Tuo day, Card Party umler the MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES 7 J 6 VALLEY BROOK A V l N l J t auspices of Church School, 8 P.M. in WALLI NOTON. N. J. Parish Hall. Passaic 2-5200 XTRA STRONG Tel. RUtherford 2-2140 Wednesday, St. Mary’m Guild 8 I’ M. Thursday, Young Peoples Fellow­ ship 8:15 P.M. Cloudy Ammonia full qt Friday, Choir Rehearsal, 8 P.M, The ChurcTl with a cordial welcome to all. MONEY Blue Label Cut String Beans Asparagus, Fancy Jersey . .25c No. 2 can ...... 19c New Potatoes.* No. 1 Bert, 5 HAVE YOUR PAINTING AND Daisy Brand Lima Beans, No. 7 lbs...... 19c C lassified St. Matthews' can ...... 17c DECORATING DONE NOW Tomatoes, No. S can Fancy 15c Idaho Potatoes, Last Shipment, 15 lb*. . ..TV . ; ______..... 55c Lutheran Church Wall Papering $10 and up per Peas and Carrots No. 2 ran 15c Advertisement Room, Including Ceiling. Your Noxon Metal Polish, reg. 25c Spinach, Fresh, Clean 3 Ib. 17c Valley Brook Ave. and Traver* Place Choice From I V t n t or Howch sise ____-.-___ ii . 1 . 1 1 1 . r n . . ISc Cucumbers, Green, Lons; 5c-8c , We cunnot guarantee the insertion of any Rev. t.eorgr F. Muller. Paster 1931 Booka. Painting and Craf- Ceylon Tes, wonderful flavor, Green Pepper. Large 3 for 10c advertisement these columns unless same is 295 Travera Place. Lyndhurat tex Done . 1 Reasonable Prices. Ib...... 49c ,111 Fancy Santo. Cofee, Ib. .. .19c Boston Lettuce. Large beads 5c paid for in advance, listen Ion classified,, ad- Phone Rutherferd a-lljM JE*teri«rP»‘»Ung Jujus'* . veriisTng are ns follows: one insertion $.50, two i*;}5 Sunday School. Specialty. consecutive insertions $.75, three consecutive in­ 1(1:80—S e rv ic e — "M em orial F lo w ­ Floors Sanding and Refinishing. sertions $1,110. Limit five lilies, average six words ers". We do Spraying Work, Stucco QUALITY MEATS to a line. - Monday, 3 p.m.—Woman's Bible or .Furniture. C lass. All Work Done on 10 Months Chuck Steak or Cash— Estimates Cheerfully Given. l/ean Stewing Lamb Prime Rib Roast JoRBINO WOHK Now la the heat time t> APARTMKNT IH »l{ I IK N T ;i an«J 4 ro o m s have Jobbing »1"'H "I *>» ‘‘“w “rwl> 1 U>l .(uitM aejrtton. Janitor aer I.KT OlfK RKl'HKaKNTAtlVK prlraa lower than paat 10 >rai« Wm II v m c t n . d e r a f t •* rental * * ' 'Imi >i» lar rare. CA1J. AND SXI’I.MS I>t:TA(t.S Lai* Veal Chops Marvev 1« KlvaraHir Av« |.>i«thttiai l.\i-idhurai Hi­ex' Ho|«nntend*nl or call Kuth Al.l, WOHK UVAItANTKHIt 26c lb. pbone Rutharlord 3 417ft 2 turn - rt I if No Job Too Imik*'. Non* Too Small. ( hopped Beet HAVK >"ur cArpenter and cabinet work |l",,r KOK RKNT » Beef Liver b y i i m ha* learwed h*.wv ♦»> J. BALLERINI Prime Chuck 34 y e a »■ ut eaperiawe and nave m.ne> ftepalra and alterathma of any deacnpip.n B e e f Kidneys Frad C Sohn ait Kt.urth »i . l.yndnot^t |'U» Live IN.ultrv Mmrltat 32S PAGE AVENUE Phone Ruth % 73«a h 1 tt i t'laatinu thnaena. afca«< I.YNDHUKST. N. J Roast 17c lb. •111’ h* more Ir«n mtile than etaewhere Hp* PIANO TUNWO Th# plan**" that n..N«ty < iMln -ill K ridu* nd Saturday 315. Otant e * n 1\% are th* "twa 1 f«*r ■«. Aventie. l.y urthu1 ft I 3t tninera admit that I ant Th* I tan*' Phone Ruth. 2-3476 J a- «*»• H*n*vllt. 3 30..J. «M UnloB AV*. , \! ...... SEVEN DAYS WITHOUT FOOD M AKKS ONE WEAK

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PV BLICS& ) SERVICE THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY H , 19H PAG* TWO—SECOND SECTION f of Columbus; Miw Belle Castle, King, Miss Anna Keboe, Mrs. Lu- | r i » r \ p ARTY GROUP State Secretary: M*yor Horace R. cetta Harris, Mis, Ulliaa Wol/e, ‘ W.C.T.U. Meeting hi Lyndhurst Hears 201 Attend 7th Anniversary Fete Bogle; Commuwioner John F. Woods; Mis* ’ Mary E. Rodgers, Mr». Mary FETED AT LEHTPS Mrs. Aliee McDonald, District Dep­ Howard, Mr*. Carrie LandaUs, Hr*. o n i ci: i of Lyndhurst Catholic Daughters uty; Ho». John J. Breslin, Jr., for Mra. Jalo W. Lehti, of 46 River- DU ftntt luaistant proae utor of I’e r- Catherine O'Shea. Mk.' Margaret — : pr im awnue, entertained at her home . -----*— . • jj-' thr Atiteriwm hdm** the modei gert County; and Mrs. R ose Hu Me, ’ ReWy, ana WfS. Mafgam W ard :*“ Tuesday aftemodn, the ladie* who "Prohibition is no lon^r a theory 1 .«™ H o n . Margaret Callery, ,mA idea) for the worW. Tlw country grand regent of the local court. Miss Th** Court will hold an initiation assisted har with tbe cant party but a fact, bringing Anomic, hy- fmPrt to t*‘afh for thi.*; law W eehawken Tax 0)1- depends on h o m e s; tbe home* de- Mary E . Rodgers presided. '. > of new members on the evening of given, recently under the auspices of gienic, social, and moral benefits, as well as for all other : . _ , j pcrid on mother. If a man is just The musical part of the program June 7 th, at tbe Parish Hall. Mr*, the Lyndhurst Woman’s Republican ‘js’bea wAjteteatal.b* «>mgt Hi; ^ lcctor, J>peakcr . 1 ■„> honor; ftos - Htirde, Orand Urgent, and her Club. ties,” said Mrs. Andrew ^ Bluded. v ~ « & . ^ T S S » ■ = £ * „ tha banquet. Accompanists w ere Miss Mr. ami Mr*. John Stephen, of Sec­ Thoraat B. Walsb. Mrs. A- Valen­ E th e l Rennie a n d AI Whelan. ond avenue, have returned from a tine, and Mrs. Jacob Groenendyke. knowledge of the sublet; her ad- - • Mf„ w V Kohlheim Close to 2f Cluster, aril Mrs. Stewart £,,r nf Wet'bawken, delivered a mafrt- stances of crime* that were directly people, not a -single death from al­ if, the solicitor has no Police Permit or Letter of Approval coholism. And it is no longer a do­ ■ fai'kfiisai k. _ erful address on “Catholic Woman- traceable to movies; “ all because fa­ mestic i.flue; the sentiment for prohi­ Tli'' evening -i>ea..*r, Dr. m. .. (,oof|» “'fhe lesseninf; of religious th e rs an d mothers don't give a hoot from the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, phone Police Head­ I.owther of N» vaik, told o tee training and other effects n f t h 3 what their children see and don’t go quarters, Rutherford 2-0720. bition is being strengthened thr#ugii ’.uccessful struggle against dpnk W((rM War cal, of) Us • t(J mak(, with them.” Do business with merchants who have the official 1931 out the world. u hich ; going on in many nat. .n,, ^ ^ ^ jn Drinking and drunkenness have A third cause of juvenile delia CHAMBER OF COMMERCE •:yh . v\iih it' n An p« • u ‘^r pro i e .s. re sign. Try Lyndhurst First. diminished VO per wit;. tritfon* ’pm quency cited was the lack of ehuroh LYNDHURST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Jiibition there were victim md a to th > uat'oii in u n< • |,,ng considered the weaker sex; influenre. “The church doesn’t fail, of drink each y ar; 275 public in­ late , he >.u , ou uive , Christianity has changed woman’s but we fail because we do not go to stitutions for cun* drimkennew* ♦ent hy t n- ne an i is condition and made her mail’s equal, the church.” liave been closed for lack *f pa­ ng and ig ..»n' ‘ %*' "■'* ■ - '*•* Women ftave kept alive the spark Divorces and the ease with which et /o wi i ,» .*.♦ a •> g ing .» ^ civilisation. In all wars women tients. In *1911, th** p<*r capita con jet ter hold furt her down. Hold on. they are obtained was cited a* a- nother reason for delinquency; also sumption of liquor was 22.HI gaf IJev. Milner 11. Senior, pastor of j women have stood out in all, history, inadequate incomes, .onfc; the liquor would till a ditch h chur h, led to ikrViitkwni ser- ] and they are standing f>ut today. three feet deep, H*» feet, wide, from ice; the Hond^Iirs, a pojAaiar Showing where the solution of the Ne-W York to Seattle, oung men’s quartet, renden^ sev- Man is mighty but the hand that broken home and; the means for Mrs. McCampbeli gave many rn<.r/i r;i] vocal seU I'^ns, Mr. Me!vin roc km, the cradle 1* the hand that maintenance of decent homes are to Shall Qualifications Count? facts and ftgu,res, answered all-the Kields gave •! b.iiitone solo, and ru|iJs the world. As mothers, we lie found, Judge Meaney challenged pet arguments r*f the wet . and ail he choir sang a Mautiful anllieni; have *r' at. responsibilities with our the Catholic Daughters and all wo­ FORMER COUNTY JUDGE privileges; At one time the h me" vised the W. (’. T. I . to work foi Mrs. J. K.,Overocker held a “Light men to do their part in helping chil­ new members, because the attitude 1 *ie I nion” de •>.>»* st ration, which was woman’s kingdom. Tliiii 'S have dren to get a right start in life. of the worn n will help greatly it ;i pretty camlle-hght service s**ow •hanged. If we want to be good mo­ Others who brought greetings and “hastening the day when the I:tv% :,g the temperanc*’ work of th** Wf. thers we must take an interest in left in> usages with the Daughters' will be enforced more and more per ' T.f. ,n miasi »i At its < !<*,»«.- things outside. We are r sponsible and their assembled guests were fectly, and there will rise* in Americ, for* the laws; we must take an in­ Vlrs. Overocker, m • i*s County Tr« . Mrs. Irene Hammel, Past State Re­ a race of mental, physical, and spiri irer, as well a. State Director of terest in politics. Ho n it neglect the cent; the Rev. Thomas J. McDermott, tual giants.” home for civic duties. Homo come* Rector of Sacred Heart Church, and JOHN B. ZABRISKIE the d part ment f temperam* an.t The spirit of pti ni ni and com the Executive Committee. oh behalf of the churches, (ilso con Mrs. F xperienees i when she announced that sh»* and the fight against the liquor, trailic Mrs. Hanta will lie two of the As j To All Republicans when h»* was persecuted and even semhly raniiidales on the Prohibition st ned by hn enemies, and <-ailed oi l*;iity ticket at the general election the temperanc- people ..f today t in November. take heart and carry on. . Dates of comi#* meetings of inter (Supervising Principal,. Ueeven I) est to W T. t . members and of Bergen County Batten, said in part, “Our sch »oln, friendfl are; June 3-**, at Toronto, I us all real schools, stand for that World’s W. C. T. V. Convention. whioh is good and uplifting in thi June 28, County picnic and exec■- j life ^f the y«ung. One of the most itive committee meeting, at Lake San important things is to teach them ♦arrnto, home of Mr-, tt. t’’. ftTilches,' Wh«*n ytni get through trying to to be temperate and moral, and t< Mletidale. make up your mind which of the teach them the evil effe«*ts of n July 14*16, Interstate Conference at toxicating liquor . We h«ve been a Ocean Grove. Party’s Factions, now struggling foe wakened t«i,, t'he fals^ prop:«Kanda and to the true realization of th* control, is the worse- facts, amt "Witt" l : ach more effective" - ATTEND RE UNION , ly and vigorously than ever ! • fuu ..tiui - AMils-i tjjrei.titui.mg UiiA...aii,Luiu>-,>. Mm. Julius iC^Mrhomwiil, nf.^JMi .. VOTE FOR . wraffr He read extra<*ts from two se’ j/f Livingston Avenue, acvompantexl by! resolutions, one passed hy the Sj n#r sister, Mrs. John W. S«hra *t lfMlth treet, Hronx, last Sunday tbe Denartmen of Su pertnfettrh-tH-», On thin occasion M.rs .^boppatil in its Detroit »meeting, repr»* entin'r I marked the 4f»th anniversary of her QUALIFIED or rnqr<* »>f the best educatoi conlirmati-oii, and her marked ”.8Wf ‘ m t he world. Hot It • organ is ithui i her 54th anniversary. Many friends • piedgt'cji an aetive educational can that th* y had not een for twenty- paign ir behalf of the habit* of liv­ | five years were present at „tf»tr fe- ing for which the 18th Amendment { union. PLEDGED TO LOWER TAXES 4 MO— New JcTMy *t> Ititca a 4 **m. VACATION ZABRISKIE for SENATOR TOURS... S/H'riu! 1.0 W U uund-Trip JOHN Y. DATER Jud^e Zahi^kie solicits your support, relying on his rccord F « r e * Sum m er Ttut rial fo r as a successful lawyer, as Assistant Prosecutor of Bergen County, See the most and pay the least, by taking advantage of these as County Judge of Bergen County, and as County Counsel of low Summer fare*; and personally e»*.ortad fount Bergen t 'ounty. NI AC AKA PALI S STATE SENATOR Special Week-find F ates...... *IV.»2 TORONTO ...... '...... $11.74 lie served vou aa A.semWyman with honor PACIFIC COAST *x* •>*> •:**: *> ■ — iuihar l.u< Anttlcv San Francleco. San . jiul di-mi.turn Uw tia year*. Pori I. od, SraMls of Vancouver tl " l i tie pro.urrd mtHV Itwi of Kenetk lo your COLORADO Filber OeiuM.ColoradoSiprtntso* Pueblo !**.' | j • htldrrti and yum public wtamts. NATIONAL PARKS Yelkiwatone Psrk .‘fiot.w Mr is hrholdrn to m> l^ii ualv ot thr Vole for him May 19,1931-8 A.M.-9 P.M. (ik ltr t i WaHrlua la ta , Parka. . . . *107 I i penplr to you. Kml» Mi .-Kmm Part...... • T e ------The don't taani him beaataae he Mill nat (Daylight Saving Time) their httfcfcng WONDER WIIK TOl’R-7 !»•%. Alt Eipcnan —H you asst ItUH—to A. youta—go to the fats Stra«M»«. Thousand l»Ui»J», take t^iaou, am Select A Man Qualified For The Office lotuoiu, Napra Fella. Bulalo. WANDERLUST CBUIM—U Dm.-A ll 1 tpctttM •IMuM A .UUghilul tail iria itauuafi ifctiba t*w» Primary Day, May 19tk th b ii, in, luJkiis huffsb>, Nlagat a Falla, (1^,1 - Tftid, IVm.n, fh«r Sou,S « PastPtwt Artliin.Awtiu. 1 S.kiA, Between S A XI ami 9PM VOTE FOR WtttTKRN WONDER T O U R -IIU m -. (Daylight Saving Tiase) All t i s a u n ...... tlW .0$ A . .annleea tA m Wueal aaj ateat. h W thai im lud.. I Ki, aa». Calwiiln *>«tin. Ftta'a Peak. R»«al (,. ra>. Salt Lata Cue. 1.11 i.Huaa M ark \ tHtr B a llot L ik e T h » Park. Miualttiiw ru n s, ti laaeaa lls. St. Pmi. Fl*. SMI*..StttMst .. YoSr h

LACKAWANNA I It. N * » It fm t un thr Senatorial list miKit \ UK iim RALurr • m mm I far by Cfe*ri*» F Rl*ck. M fw w id , N J . \ impugn m wi tt- • « . fWmm M 3 Paul tm t*y the Jutat \ *ftater * ampatga Cs , N j LYNPHUKST, N. J., FRIDAY. MAY IV MN

Published’ every Friday by — Poor Little W3d Flowers Legal Notice THE COMMERCIAL LEADER CO., lae. )M Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. RytherfA^l 42*MJfil -titteeor------Notice of Registry tod FRED 5. BERNER ...... EDITOR ERNEST J. DAB1NETT SECRETARY and TREASURER , a Election WILLIAM E. KAEMPF ... ADV ERTISING MANAGER 1 ' • • * •, Yearly -subscription $2.(10 in advance. Songle Copy Five Cent*. Advertising Rates on Application. Township of Lyndhunt Classiked Advertising, f lines 1 time. 5tic. 1 line*, 2 times, 7tc T lines, J times, f 1 M. ' lines the minimum order. Yearly rate* on request. All ads payable in advance. All copy must be in Leader Otter before 4 P.M. Thursday. No extra charge,is made for leplies received through tins oifice. Independent and Fearlaae-r- Nothing to sett but span foe legiiiaaaee advotwag. Copy for new advertisement* and change* should be received at tha uttca ot publication not later than lt> o'clock Thursday morning. Arrets all mail and checks payable to The Commercial Leader Co. Inc. LYNDHURST, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY B, 1911 iftwrtw* !*«•:(***» *iM *«• iinmwummm *# - mi mm* mmm tw mM ft* Mf **4 Election •atwrfi m itw rnra* w»*» I*# mim ZABRISKIE MERITS G O. P. SUPPORT lA M te A Tni* tiwinM ii Ow • c%w*MW* • fur trwll y wf ftter NMIWHt ww» The Commercal Leader offers John B. Zabriskie for support «tt» mmm •>< m u i m. »-#*,*#* •tin w#*wt of local Republicans at the primary vote Tuesday. His candidacy is an honor to the party. It is an honor the party should not hesitate to accept. Men of Judge Zabriskie’s %\ tw uf HU w 1IIKM calibre give the flow of politics a cleansing, refreshening aspect. AMMutfWlife* *1 |*m» i'm rmf NtVMkirtl ftaunt*t mmA litn Am As the Republican nominee for State Senate he will be without <*»*» «WrtW* Umi >I«m ••«•« »»«•» (rf lfc«» «U *«»* (Ul**! *•*» *4U* mm4 will miMf #■».» •** *i cord of service and achievement, John B. Zabriskie represents m\ »l» ♦-*«•* m ifc* >'»»> ^ H a type that unfortunately is not too numerous in politics. His General Election Iky nomination Tuesday will mean the Republicans of Bergen County are alive to the issues 4>e£pre. them m the November November 3, 1931 election and have siezed upon thier strongest means of insuring a Republican victory in November. j uv';vav;£;.

hu 1i*»* n n i Mainly because of unfortunate, poorly planned and ap-' April Production 106^096 Cars, ''***} * I mm* ** V#4 I rmicT Mfrmi’T i « . * **»'** r** JWMM 't** -.1 ' I * ft| t h invi n u m tn ’T Bergen, the party is faced with a delimma whose solution, we be­ (»*«* mi « iwrifti m th* nm+tmm (MMM *11 n**»* Nmmm Ar«*n» .<*<*«« *&••<•* w itm rot hth lieve rests in the nomination of Judge Zabriskie. 1 ft MMMrlb* »f tw* Mktl S,4*lk H>«« Ihfc- i Increase of 2 0 ,0 0 0 Units Re­ M# IfcMMkM Am(M •!»*» Ik* KMitm t>#ww H»t| rtrro %"*<**» H »•*-» * «.s«Aw*4 mmm A ’primary election places a wide range of candidates before vealed in Output A- nixrti the voters. It allows thm to sdect th fiittest of the aspirants to garnst Last Year’s m*mrtr*mi m»Wi im *«*!***♦•« rnmm, contest against the representative of the opposing party. When a htHiM EntNTfl !»*»THKnr****** mm* r*#w *«*• IIM |k4M t«# |MW« taMkmtt.mil |il«Ttir«-r hmm* mmm xhuwium mm i \• Ho* ihte-4 »»=„_»»*%»* »«•* primary election is successful it produces a fit candidate who has t -m Ha# M*r -4 •« rm*m N-*ih the happy, spontaneous support of every member of his party. it I mmm* *>t |Ni4vfw* W- Bmivmii- i ii> iw w »'.'» 4»IM t«««Mi l l l i Election District When it is unsuccessful it produces a candidate "Who is more ih* mmm* m**mmm «w likely to be hindered more than helped by his party. jLiggtt -fe* « Boundaries riM t omtuK t Certain of the county leaders have brought the Republican *1 Ilk* «**»!*# *«MI # V*»W* H*om* ******* »M W ««4 tbmmmm party to the brink of the latter result. Four men, Judge Za- til nmmimfif ..Ik* #*W»fit .llw* mt Vttttay jli'won. A*#m«m *»M|' pIvMHL briskie, Harry C. Harper, John Y. Dater and Gladwin Boughton, ««• HmvA'rnmmm#* •»!*** rttaNmw *t» mhmgi i|m» lt*«Ni*«ww*#i •• are in the field for the senatorial nomination. -'lift* '>■«*. ‘H# * «**•»»•« ill **»M Uta *• ih* i«Ni»r t‘*ta mt ■ 1411*^4 lh***!* Their appearance in the race is as it should be. ■ There is ill mitmt lit* ****** "Hkl,* M«wt4i re> indication that the party is boiling over with unrest, that they »«* IK* ••«*'•# li** *f VskH^t AvW ««c6ni> ©*»»•»«▼ are seeking the office because oi dissatisfaction. They are assert­ li Cltau - *a«nM»* tl#n* *i# | i > %***■«** *M I#*****-#. ing their right as Republicans tt) place themselves before their' 111 Mi»«i»* i * Him *i t+p A***»»»«. (Mi fellows as the logical representatives of th party for the office, j l(»t h h H »« ih***«* i| i MmMCIiM^ ■ ljk« Hi**' •# %• Hm #| 'U i Instead of that happy picture, we have one of intense bitter­ Ih i HIM t li% «IV n«m |»i«M * >4 Wm* tW »«*». fw» I •»»..*! piM |lv«.'c4.*sg Ai «*i«M§lwu •»»•»* »»»mi w# VnitWfi km*. ness, of a chasm that seems hopelessly wide in the party and of} <4 |'M*«ar *»»» h |.< i*#*M J. Mmkril *4M !!«•»«-. iu« ih#*.## «ii* #**••#• tl» *04 UUmia <«m r < -«•« t\-mpt**> « i(»» w| Hi 1»«- W«*«»>.♦ Iff *■*-» l*W# *1 Vhi Judge Ji >hn B. Zabriskie has conducted the only kind of a mI N»« J****:, «•*»*<<*•»*• • Wf k»W* I ■ c. 1 i«#i II A ii ihi| thih© n«t vwir t h a hi mi w i>akm«! a Hfcii ) I *5* * * »*V**<4 >**»..* ,%♦**»*-*# *‘ 4 l l '' tf * ‘ItaMNpw i l l injury to his opponents. He has gone about the County appear­ • t u mmm*m tm* m m m jwWh* ***»**•» * . » Ia wh ing in every municipality, stating his qualifications and reading • « 4*11 H «n> til tw I- t < ti»,» 'iwiwv rr A*"' -rrr ’ '. i l*» 1U»» tut i «»,*(#.* 1^. •* * - *k «*M platform, explaining to the people where he Wilt stand Tin >•# ftnf *4t«4f:».« I A.* .*«'&<* '« «►**§*#' ft»s« 4 r* * VaKtji issues that are interesting to all» , *«»w#.w» 1 1 iw W>^liiNy -♦tanrnv-T^sprrf-ttsttt I'1||.I,N" ** V.IM.,| « ,,|MK(> ,4 ,4 Si i« \*m‘> I ii •i k «»»,i if t I n Km i „gtti t M»*l» #«,»•> ,» Jwif •‘"h, till# tin* '« A» |>4* I»*i £31 m• *»*•u*<\ *-• t«W«>mm-* -mm' i* -’ ‘ . at • » taw•ta" iw V***«W4 **f »N**H»*,r. KWra^i ■ MlWM. .. 1*1. i»*». . ir*#' 4 | ► j^HO* 4 r •triitmi

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*dU»r, r'ommnnni Uad«>r: The tooting w»m for 1931 wHI be her* shortly. Many n>ader» of yivur W.C.T.U, Local Institute paper will be intere«t*4 this summer in making a one day. week end or a week’s trip to Home historical place How they will get there i. a |ir«*l«B to them which we will attempt to solve with your <... .»»isti..n This company will have r^ady for fwblication after the first of Jihm, a ■terix* of tours i«aue,l regularly once each week, from y.mr town to some historical point east rtf the Hudson River and' return We eipect to con Mrs. Smith Hostess I Hear this pten of ’,mr. ISrou^h,^, tba sumawr. We sre confldeat that the pwbfiw U aa *t aoab news will react In mutual Mr« Christina Smith, of 7M PoartK Mrs. John J O'Neill, of MilUwrn advantage and we are therefore will Straat, entertained at a Silver Tea avenue, er.tertaiaad at her home earl­ iag to famish the tours to yon free I lesday afternoon for Use benefit of ier in tbe week, at a miscellaneous a t coat. We will aen,| you a mat ' leoiram Court. Order ef (hr Aaaar. shower Ul hnasr af Ibss l>Uian Hoyt, which will have a n»»n »M s <|rvrp ar.iA formerly of Boston, Mass, now re- lh* story of It; If you wtll adtise '.wests Were Mrs. Ellen Ptait, Royal « M a« ; o a M tU bum a a essss. who ia ta as ef rser Aertaiaa we shall plar* M .tro n of th e Court; Mra. Ortrwi* be aaarriad neat mowth to Fred 0a«- yoa »«. Hon. re™. Mrs r^,rg. eOs, Mrs. Alaaa Newman. Ma*»4-hn McKay, Mrs Margarvt I*almer. B-jffan, Mrs. Ckartas Rmhamr, Mrs H- I* Ne«fia, Mn Dorothy Henry Kick*. Mrs James Hesaarest. » tan, Mra. Y. C, Vayaaa, Mrs Mr. Herw,.n Hr.wtsaaa. Mrs H ^ *MrMrs. Aa.ta C^fc, Mr. H*a»Me Via Kten H e ^ , Mrs. Har Mailer. ,«f, Lye*wwl; Mrs frad ®a* Pel,aaa PaBos, a# Nearark; Mn frank Rick W Maw V«4r Me- Arrht* St. Jato, of OtfUm. Mra iota IMfy, # I■

PACK FOUR—SECOND SECTION' THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931 ^ ...... -,^^,,1,nwi— njji mu,]L, »»»» . , . • w ' *---- y »► • - - , ' i...„ ••■•*“ ".-f"- V ’■ • » , ► . . - v- . v ,;-r % ( v-ofroce^frt^^frtt^tro 1 1 ?:::-::::;■■: r »♦♦♦♦«*♦»»♦♦>»

THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF LYNDHURST

Several weeks ago the United Zabnskie Clubs endorsed Judge John B. Babriskie for State Senator^ and gave as their reasons his fine personal qualifications and his irreproachable reputation. This week, in view of new developments, we would like to call to the attention of Lyndhurst voters a confusing situation arising in i the contest between Judge Zabriskie and Mr. Harper, for this nomina­ tion. ' ...... ’ This confusion is caused by a small group of local men supporting Mr, Harper, who instead of presenting the good qualifications of their own candidate are seeking only to tarnish the reputation of Judge Zabriskie by spreading the story that Judge Zabriskie, if electe’d, will be controlled by othefs. Whoever knows Judge Zabriskie knows these stories to be absolutely false, but knows also that they are the only stories available against Judge Zabriskie, whose reputation in invulnerable to any other kind aL attack. 2______Judge Zabriskie is not, and never has been, controlled by anyone but, on the contrary, his whole political career and reputation stamps him as the one outstanding man in Bergen County who has clearly demonstrated his absolute independence of all political groups «r leaders. Judge Zabriskie is fifty years old and has been a life-time resident SHALL QUALIFICATIONS, of Bergen County. He has served the County, with unblemished record as Assistant Prosecutor, County Cbunsel and County Judge. He can stand on his own ieet and has carved out his own en­ viable reputation. INDEPENDENCE Anyone who tries to slander Judge Zibri.->kie by calling him a controlled candidate can only mean to confuse and evade the one vital issue, which is:— AND A FAIR CHOICE BETWEEN THE RIVAL CANDIDATES, AFTER A CAREFUL JUDGEMENT, BASED UPON THEIR PER SONAL FITNESS, ABILITY AND PAST REPUTATION! Such a judgmet is all that is aJked of you in making YOUR COURAGE COUNT? choice. . . .

FOR STATE SENATOR

Endorsed By— = ZABRISKIE CLUBS TUESDAY POLLS OPEN 8 A.M. TO 9 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time)

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