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ESTABLISHED 1920 CITY OF LINDEN. NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933 THREE CENTS PER COPY BRANCH ELECTS OFFICERS. MAYOR’S MESSAGE COOLIDGE DEATH LINDEN COUNCIL WARREN NAMED CLUB HAS PARTY. The following officers were elected The Original Fifth Ward Republi-i FIVE ARE HURT ¡in the Linden Branch of Independent can Club held* its first annual New TO THE COUNCIL Greater of Linden at the recent annual SHOCKS NATION STARTS TO WORK RELIEF DIRECTOR Year’s eve part yand dance Saturda) IN AUTO SMASH meeting: President, Harry Rabkin; evening, attended by many county and 'vice-president. Max Ziriin; secretary. city officials and their wives. There I The Ci»V Council afficiully started j>ev_ Morris Baicofsky; treasurer, Mor- The City Council officially started C ouncilman Arch G. Warren has were 200 present in the Linden Sport­ its 1933 work in the City Hall before ris Shapiro and chairman of the sick N ORTH AM PTON, Mass., Jan. 5.— Kive persons were injured in a colli­ its 1933 work Tuesday in the City Hall been appointed director of emergency ing Club in East Elizabeth avenue a record crowd, by reelecting Coun­ and need committee, Morris Holland. C alvin Coolidge, thirtieth President of sion of two cars Sum ay morning in before a record crowd, by reelecting relief for this city to succeed former where the dinner dance was held. cilman Arch G. Warren president, The officers will he installed at a ban­ the l_ nited Stater., died suddenly today C otincilman Arch G. Warren presi­ Mayor Jules Yerner, effective yester­ Health Commission«- Gus Eilbachcr Edgar road near the Rahway line. The receiving the onnual message ot quet to be held at the Blanche street at his home in Northampton. dent, receiving the annual message of day, it was announced by Henry G. and Y’ictor Hayden were in charge of injured were: Williat l Menger, 28 Mayor Myles McManus, who stressed synagogue, January 15 at 6 P. M. The He succumbed, according to phvsi- Mayor Myles McManus, who stressed Nulton, county director of relief at the arrangements. ■economy and unemployment relief. dinner will be for members and their ctans. to a heart attack that had devel­ years old, of 230 West E'ourth street, economy and unemployment relief, ap­ the courthouse in Elizabeth. Yerner [ Roselle, compound fracture of the left oped while he was at his Main striel Democrats To H Id Meeting law office, and he died alone—in his pointing John P. Mahar, a past com­ resigned as director wh.n his term as leg and fracture of his *ibs; Mrs. Wil- mander of Linden Post No. 102, Am­ The Clovers Social & Athletic bedroom. May^r expired Saturday. liant Menger, 22 years old, of the same erican Legion, and a well-known base­ The J. Kalish Democratic Ass'n. of address, suffering iron fractures and Club will give a dance on Sat., Jan. Mrs. Coolidge, returning from a The appointment of Warren was ' ball player, to the unexpired term of the Seventh W ard will hold their next laceration of her neck: Mrs. Clarence 7th, 1933. The Clovers eetend a cor­ shopping trip, discovered the body at recommended by Nulton and Con- Mayor McManus as councilman in the meeting on Firday, January 6, 1933 at ¡Marshall, of 219 Christ .ani street, Ro- dial invitation to all social, politisal. l:l.s P. M. The former President had firmed by Chester I. Barnard, State Sixth Ward, and adopting the rules director of relief. a new meeting place. sellc; laceration of the chin and possi­ athletic and civic clubs to attend been dead thirty minutes, according for 1933 fixing the same meeting The meetings for 1933 will be held to physicians. Overseer of the Poor William Moore ble fracture of the lef leg; Dorothy their annual monster dace at Polish nights, the first and third Tuesday. at Linden Hail which is located at 16th will be the first deputy director in Wood, 14 years old. of 142 Livingston Xationel Hall. The tragic death of the sturdy New St. and Wood Ave. After the organization meeting the chare of general supervisory work and street, Newark, possil 1c fracture of The annual affair will take place Englander, who less than four years Newly cl.cted officers will take over council adjourned for a short time and the handling of direct relief: James the left leg and Mrs. Handle Wood, on Saturday, evening, Jan- 71It, 1933. ago relinquished his high office in their respective offices at this meeting. then held its first regular session. Ma­ Robson, former councilman, will be 33 years old, of the same address, a The committee in charge have pre­ apparently the best of health, provided The newly elected officers and their har’s appointment was made and he the second, in charge of administra­ wrenched shoulder. All except Mrs. pared on evening chock full of mirth a parallel with the sudden death of his respective offices are as follows. was invited inside of the rail by Presi­ tion and investigations and John W. Merger were taken to the St. Eliza­ this monster dance promises to be the predecessor, Warren G. Harding, who Mr. John HalySick, Pr sident; Mr. dent Warren and sworn into office by V ray will lie the third in charge of beth Hospital, Elizabeth. Mrs. Men­ most successful of the year. died in a San Francisco hotel while Anthony F. Knuchas, vice president; City Clerk Thomas H. Sullivan. Mayor the food dispensary and clothing re­ ger was taken to the Elizabeth Gen­ his wife was reading to him, and after Mr. Thomas McManus, Treasurer: McManus held the Bible. clamation. \\ arren was first deputy eral Hospital. ‘ The Business of being a Chris­ physicians had Relieved he had passed Mrs. Kurz, Corresponding secretary; a serious crisis. under \ erner and Moore and Wray The automobiles according to the tian” will be the sermon topic of ihe Mr. Yictcr Gendis, seargent at arms. police were driven by William Men­ It was on the death of Harding that were also deputies. Robson is a new rector, the Rev. Dr. Clias. A. Behrin­ ger, of Roselle and i awyer, of 142 Coolidge, then vice president, assumed deputy. ger, at the regular 11:00 a. m. service Livingston street, Newark. His office. The oath, it was recalled today, Warren, the new director, is quite next Sunday, which will be appropri­ daughter and wife, whe were injured, was given to him in a lamp-lit room familiar with the relief work and meth­ VETERANS ELECT ate to the teaching of the 2nd Sunday were passengers in his car. while the of an old farmhouse, by his late father ods having been 'interested in this in the Epiphany Season. The Holy other three injured persons were My nauguaratvon as Mayor of the —a justice of the peace. work since being on the Citv Council. Communion will be celebrated at 8:00 NEW OFFICERS riding in the Menger automobile. City of Linden marks t'leassuroption Nulton Mil id he regretted that he had A. M. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. The police learned that it was a of the'* responsibility id' guiding (Jie Award Prizes To Pupils to accept the resignation of Yerner, The monthly meeting of the Vestry The members of the Linden Yeter- rear-end collision and that both cars affairs of the City through a most because his work was so efficiently will be held next Tuesday evening, ans League will meet next Tuesday were damaged considerably. The po- handled that no words could be spoken critical period: a period of great un­ Jan. 10. Another popular card party Professor John F. Noge awarded the evening ;ti the German Club on Knopf ¡lice who investigaled were Patrolmen following prizes to his students for in too high praise of his accomplish­ certainty. I appreciate the expres- is being planned by the ladies of St. St. Linden commencing at 8 P. M. Herbert, Clark, Lavoie: and Knapp. ments in this behalf. He spent manv : sion of confidence placed in me by Mary’s Guild, to be held in the parish successful completion of their violin sharp and will formulate plans for They helped to take some of the in­ studies in their respective grades for hours and days in his efforts in behalf the pcaple of our city and l realize house, on Friday evening, Tan. 13th. their second year. jured to the hospital in the patrol the year 1932. of the unemployed and unfortunate- too, that t.his confidence must be and The most important matter to be wagon. First prize for highest average, per­ in the city, Nulton continued.' will bo justified. mvspapers publishing cti>e municip­ dealt with will be the selection of offi­ David Lang, of 60 EaM Third street, fect attendance and most credit points One of the most serious problems al adds can be prevailed upon to cers fer the coming year. Ralph Mar- New York City, was in ured last eve­ was awarded to Edward King. Win. Scheafer Republican Associa­ that trees our administration is the publish the bills paid out by the tone who ha.-> done very well with the ning when the car in which he was a Second prize awarded John Kais-.r, tion gave a farewell party to Council­ care of our fellow citizens who are City without charge am! I recom­ League ince its organization does not passenger was struck in the rear by a I third prize awarded John Caputo, man Scheafer at Jura's Hal! on New out of work and in ne'erd. Tht city mend that this be done.. cl. reel ciion as president and his bus at Edgar road near the Elizabeth fourth prize awarded \ . aldemar Stroll Years Eve. I ho~e present enjoyed is now caring for over 750 families yiany friends and members of the or- city line. It has been said that the Cit\ has an(j fifth prize: awarded Florence Catta- games and dancing to a lat - hour. who have reached the end of their uanizaticn are Irving to indue; him to ( The car was drive! by Charles been overcharged on nuwerous pur- doris for excellent average and per- Speeches were made by the political resources. It is our duty and respon­ irun for another year, in addition to Shubnan, of 6706 Twenty-first street, c’tases and that the strictest super- feet attendance, for the year 1932. President Warren combined evirai workers of the seventh ward, p’edg sibility to see to it that none ,ct t’ . presidency of the organization' Brooklyn. Schulman reported to the vision has not been exercised over For the last quarter of 1932 (Oct. committees into one and gave th5 l it - mg their supper, to Mr. 1«cheafer these people starve. We must sup­ then- are man;/ more office? to fill, and police that he neglected in getting the payments by the City. Although thru. Dec.) the following certificates pub’icans control of every committee. the next election in the event he de­ plement our municipal aid with all nt* tubers vffio are interested in the name of the bus driver, but gave the 1 am not ready to agree with this were awarded: He gave one Democrat, Kreidl, an ap­ cides to run for election again. the generous private charity of our welfare c f* h - largest Veteran group) police the name. He said that it was statement t believe U would be ad­ Testimonial—Waldcniar Stroll for pointment on the . transportation com­ good citizens. in Lin Ln should at ¡id Tuesday's ) an inter-State bus. He also failed to visable and for Hi «benefit of llie successful completion of his violin mittee. Second Ward Club Will session. | get the name of the driver of the car I favor the organization c.f a Mun­ City that a committee of business studies in Grade Y. Advanced Prac­ He announced the following com Complete Arrangements Final arrangement ? for the initia- in front of him, whom h: struck when icipal Belief Committee whose d:i- men and others be selected to check tical and Theoretical studies. 1st mitte.es. the first name being chairman: lion of the “Anniversaary Class" some- hit by the bus. Lang suffered from tis wi 1 be to raise funds by popular over with the council every idli Grade certificate to Leonard Farbtr. Finance, purchasing, special water and subscription and supplement Hie that is paid in order that the Coun­ 2nd Grace certificate to George Scny- public revenue and assessments. Went- , The Committee on arrangement- for t:me >n February will also be made,' shock and other injuries tlri? will be a public affair and will be ] ------* work of the Overseer of the Poor. cil may Save the best advice on shyn. berg, \ cna and Hora: roads, sewers I card I>ar!> Eo be held in the German one of the greatest demonstrations of The amount of money neoe-s try for the cost of material, etc. and street lighting, Vena, Weinberg Chib on Saturday tanuarv 7th Old London Lar. im ark Poor Belief will be tremendous and the auspices of the Second Wan! patriotism ever held in Linden indoors, The Cheshire Cheese in London was There has been a great deal of and Hora; fire, Hora, Y"ena and Wein­ it will be a great burden on the tax­ berg; transportation and rivers and Democratic Club met recently and lrl addition to the initiation ot the a popular coffee house in the days of discusssion regarding tli City’s rights JestiOH Reynolds, Pent iel Johns»», payer This burden hips who are LINDEN LOSES docks, Hagin, Yena and Kr/idl; build­ completed arrangements. The com- *-la-s, dedication of colors and instaila- to dock space at the southerly end mittee formed to handle relief work ton ° f officers will also he held. Ohior Goldsmith anil l: e great Lou-- able to pay and those who are not ing and grounds, Hora, Hagin and iDners of that xerio.l. It was one of of Wood Avenue. 1 would recom­ gave out baskets and food orders tor 1 he exact date has not yet been able t j pay. A Municipal Relief Com­ Weinberg; public charities, Yena, Hora Johnson’s favorite grtth’ring places, mend that the City Council and At­ TO SOUTH SIDE se’ected but the affair will take place in mit It- such as I have recommended and Hagin: playgrounds and parks, Christmas in the Second Ward. The in fact, tils memory Is closely asso torney endeavor to find out what will I e able to receive'funds from Weinberg and Yena: Board of School card ParD marks the beginning of the the Craftsman Hall on Elizabeth Ave.. dated with this coffee house. One of the City’s rights are in reference to I.inden. those who re able to pay and thus Estimate, Weinberg- and Yens. The cbnbs New \ car social activities. 1 he Johnson's pipes is still exhibited to his dick .space a he earliest possible Coach Ted Coopers lads suffered relieve those taxpayers who are not president left the chairmanship of the Second Ward Democratic Club wishes ~~ tourists who find ; . *-.r u ay down the moment- If the City has any right ; their first deefat of the season when narrow, nlloy-lij.e approach t«-- Uia able to pay. playgrounds and parks vacant and this to extend to all the residents of the A re3“ lar meeting of the Trident to the use of Wood Avenue for a | they were snowed in under a 41-26 Cheshire Piiees^* TUB SHARE-WORK plan is being will likely go to Mr. Mahar the new ward and 'ts many friends a very <- will be held Monday evening at dock I would suggest that a Com­ 1 trimming administered to them by adopted by many municipalities and member. He announced that other happy and prosperous New Year. Also ^1. m the German Club at Helen mittee be appointed to negotiate the strong South Side High quintet, Discoverer’s Reward private corporations. It is designed committees would be appointed from ; ’ *le c'l,b pledges itself to do every- (“ n< -r,,e is ¡, poo.* to the peerage purely fo ’ his services one man for six days the work is di­ Ihe City ot Linden through th e(COunty held the upper hand and only the council chambers by Councilmen i I animal: he worries himse'f m ,tenth to medical science^ ...... welcome the attendance ot anv person; * 1 IO vided among two men working three Bord of Education anil City Conn- in !he third period did the Lindenites Kalish and Hora. He received many . , . , .it:und n i one thanks him for it.—Goethe interested in better government at its 1 cilspencLs a great deal id money . shcnv their playing ability when they floral tributes and also gifts from the days each. Wherever practice!. 1 ; regular meetings to discuss or advance recommend the City adopt this plan for Fire Insurance on public build-1 sparkeled and scored six points while Myles McManus Association, »re­ needs or adjustments in our citv f o v - in order that employment rather than they held their opponents to only five sented by Joseph W olf and from the I Í charity be given to many a.s possible. Many municipalities •have created tallies, Sixth Ward Democratic Club, pre- ! crl” 1,en‘- I have begun a study of the Over­ sented bv Charles J. Yalvano. T h e1, f ,0t,ce7 Tlle reKular social l!Sualh' an insurance fund making the muni-1 Throughout the other parts of the , held on the first Friday of the month seer cf the Boor Department and cipality its own insurer. This has ^ contcst djd the Lindcn boys ever have| other elected counc.lmen also received A Message ior the New Year - 1933 i floral tributes aid gifts from their haS been substituted b>' the card PartF as a result of that study 1 recom­ I a chance for the fast passing and play friends, relatives and organizations. mend that the duties of the investi­ mend that a committee be appointed ing ability-just swept them off their j AN NOU NCE ENGAGEMENT. gators be transferred to the Police to make a study of this system and feet. The only one who seemed t o 1 Freeholder George Sweet, a guest inside of the rail, asked for a minute Depart merit. if the committee’s report warranis'¡day anyway half decent was the stel-! Mr Theresa F. Pencak of 426 silence for the late James B. Furber. 1 The Police Department is better 1 recommend the adoption of this lar playing of Lou Bubinò at the Washington Ave., announced the en- ■ Other guests inside of the rail wereTrA i * equiped to function in that capa­ system. center post. Playing against Walter I i gagement of her daughter Helen Ger- ¡former Mayor George McGillvAy anil city and at the some time will be I favor and recommend the crea- j Bakttm, consideerd the best center in trude to Mr. Paul A. Curley son of Sheriff and Mrs. Wesley Collins. Other, «i saving to the City. ion o f City Planning Commission the state, Dubino make him look like a Mrs. Elizabeth J. Curley of Philadel­ former officials of the city were invited I recommend the establishment of in order that Linden’s future d.'vel-|' chump” holding him to no field goals phia, Pa. to a seat with the council by Council , a mi nicipal employment bureau opulent may be properly regulated, while “ Dubby” helped himself to three The announcement was made New President Warren. which shall be supervised by a non- This Planning Com miss on for the ! field goals besides making six free Years Eve at a party given at the partis; n board serving without pay. first year at least shall not be an-¡tries count as points, home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pencak Official reports show the nation’s health was better last A monster amateur entertainment . ,,, _ . ^ year— the mortality rate lower— and the people generally bet­ In t ie near figure 1 will issue an , , , ol 301 \\ . Curtis Street, thoriz'ed to .spend any money. The winners got off to a great start and dance to be held at the Blanche i , , ; Miss Pencak is a gradaute ot the ter able, physically, to cope w ith the problems of life. invitation to 11 the organizations in t.ommission'rs shall be vepresonta- when in the first minutes of play they Street Synagogue onSundav, January ] , : r, i Linden Schools and is employed bv Linder inviting each one to send a live men of the City who will!accumnutlaied eight points while the /, at eight P. M., benefit ot the con- , ,,,,,,, „ ; ..... , the H. B. Hardengurg Co. ot >.ew- A^d again it is shown that all unpleasant situations— de­ representative to a meeting in the serve wiMiout pay- I losers were he’d in check. As the gregation, Anshe ( hesed.The -• ” , - lark, formerly of this citv. Mr. Curlev pression included— may have their compensations City Halt At this time 1 will or­ Because of the present e niliti ms ¡whistle blew ending the first period the tainment wi be m a form ot amateur!. * .. , - , : is on the office staff oi Warner Gum- ganize a citizens’ advisory commit­ of the Bond Market and financial ! scoreboard read 10-6 in favor of the local talent, the feature ot the evening . From other sources, unofficial but dependable, t ome re­ tee ami every organization in town conditions generally I want to make I victors. As play continued it clearly will„ he, ,,Bennv kriedman, ■ , as Masterm . of Ian . Company. - ,\o date has been set ports of a better "feel" in the business atmosphere since the may lave representation on this it understood at the outset that 1 , showed that the Sumiv-iders had too Ceremonies,„ von ,know Benny .uii the old. tor the wedding. dawn of ’33. committe. I will meet with this am against any expenditure by the much stuff for the locals. The first Monarchm ot entertainment, , and , von I; Among - those . *.present were Mis- Ann committee every month or o to City which is not absolutely neces­ half came to a close with the’ score know, that , there , is a treat , in■ store ctori Kolibos ot - Elizabeth, , , , ’ , Mr. Robert hear what they have to recommend sary. These are the times for the 25-11 with the locals trailing. von don, t miss . it.• much , effort a- . ,has I hompson ,, , , ot Asburv - Park, Mr. Frank And that is something else to be gratful for-—because it ; . . , • Abella, Mr. Philip Kruze, Mr. and Mr- or suggest regarding municipal af­ strictest esonomy, and I will veto The Lindenites did imnienaely bet­ been spent m arrangement ot tins t , may mean something more than the seasonable 'spurt" recur­ fairs. ! respectfully invite the mem­ any measure which is not consistent ter in the second half scoring 15 points program, to give an evening ot t hilan- t- - ■ Riley, - Mr. Paul . . . A. Curlev, Mrs ring w ith the turn of the calendar. , , . • • , 1 heresa Pencak, Mr. and Mrs lohn bers cf the City Council and the Economy today is not a matter o: while the victors helped themselves to oils entertainment, laughter and jov i , - City Officials to sit with me at these choice it is mandatory. Any seervice 17. will reign supreme, chucki i *ithe „ old .1,1 de- i Pencak, Mr. Arthur Pencak, ’ the Mi-scs L At any rate, with improved public health and a nit more \ lola, Morence, Elinor and Helen G. meetings so that they may know or xpense not absolutely e sential pression blues come on and enjoy your­ confidence, we are all in better shape for what may ccme with In a preliminary contest the I.inden Pencak of this citv. the sentiment of the people and be to the well being of our citizens Seconds defeated the South Reserves self. Dancing will follow the enter­ the advance of the year; and 1933 will reward all faithful guided by their judgment where it will be dispensed with. Our duty to by the close score of 13-12. Oliver tainment, dance as long as you can endeavor. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Dema-, is eondstnt with the best interest the taxpayer is clear. We must Stucky was high scorer with eight stand up. A big seven piece Orchestra i rest, of 721 Summit street, announce ; of the city. lighten his burdeen wherever possi­ points for the winners. has been arranged for. the engagement of their daughter, Vir­ I 1m iieve that the taxpayers of ble. The Budget must be balanced ginia E.. to Paul R. Blackman, son of ; Linden should have easy access to and our expenditures should in no Prized Periodical Linden Trust Company Lapis Lazuli Old Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Blackman, of! the records of ail expenditures made The only existing copy of the first instance exceed our income. The ancient Egyptians nip.de amu­ 838 Lindegar street, also of Linden. by tin City. I feel that the local number of the London Times Is in the (Continued on last page) lets and ornaments out of Iapi3 lazuli. British museum in London. * i PAGE TWO THE LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933

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on Friday, the tenth day of February Beintr parts of Largest Bison Head NO OTHER W AY next, at 1.30 I*. M. lotr erne hundred and The head of Old Tex, famous bison SKYSCRAPER HOLDS VOICE LINK WITH JOHN J. M OLSON. Jr.. fifty-seven M37) 1 n ol Property of Har- inches on its outside spread. The VOICE CROSSROADS Goblets LAND PROVES AID ( ). A. W. f> vv. Fees $5.20 old Depew. Linden Township. Union County. New Jersey made by J. i „ right horn is 21% Inches long, the SHKKIFF’S SALE Ir Chancery of New left horn is 23 inches long. The Bauer. Civil Entfim -r and Surveyor, Loan Association Harmonia, a eorp.. or November 27. 1922. ar d filed in the Reg­ circumference of the right horn at the Nation’s Long Distance Center By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD TO FISHING BOATS N. J., complainant. and Elizabeth isters Office of Union County, Decem­ base Is 1G inches, while the left is in New York Is Modem Jersey. Between The Building and ber- 9. 1922. ns Map vo. 90-D . Nergres. widow, et als., defendants. Fi. 15% inches, and the inside spread is House of Magic ©oyMcCluiTNT'^ipapeM3yndIceU«~” Boston Marine Radiotelephone There is due approximately 13,949.iioy fa. for sale of mortgaged premises. 3C% inches. Old Tex was killed in WNTJ Service witli interest from No vein tier 2tst, 1932, Service Helpful in Business By virtue of the above-stated writ of 1Ì26 because of old age and his head “ ' I 'HERE he goes again!" whis- an d co sts . Is on display in the new museum at Occupying a full city block in New and in Emergencies fieri facias to me directed I shall expose York City and reaching 452 feet above pered Julia Bradley to her sis­ for sale by public vendue, in the Dis­ O. WESLEY COLLINS, Sheriff; F shing Bridge, on the shores of Yel­ trict Court Room, in the Court House the sidewalk, the recently completed ter Martha, as she peeked through the in thy city of Elizabeth. N. J.. on CHARLES WAGNER. Solr. lowstone lake. Headquarters Euilding for the nation's tightly drawn lace curtains of their The new Boston Marine Radiotele­ W E I) N ES D AY , T 1 1 E 1 1 T H D A Y Fees $21.84 EDJ&LO fletti, 4.tiS long distance telephone service is little-used parlor. “Third time this phone Service, inaugurated some few OF JANUARY, A. IX. 1933. .SHERIFF’S SALK- In Chancery of New Renovating Table practically a new structure. Yet in week. Now, what do you make of it?” months ago to serve vessels that at two o’clock in the afternoon of said Jersey. Between H time Building anil To remove marks made by hot dishes reality it is but the second enlarge­ “ Come out of this ice box,” com­ cruise in Massachusetts Bay and ad­ day. “ Why didn’t the chief of police in­ All the following: tract or parcel of Loan Association ol Newark, X.J., com­ ment of a teleplfone building which has plained Martie fretfully, “and I’ll tell jacent waters, now is used every day from a table, Good Housekeeping in- vestigate the matter before.” .land and premises hereinafter part cu plainant. and Benjamin Brod and wife, occupied part of the site for 20 years. you. There’s nothing more to see now by three trawlers with such success larly described, situate, lying- and heim* s itute says: “First rub the spot well “How should you expect him to defendants. Fi. fa. for sale of rnort- It was back in 1912 that a 17-story he’s gone In.” it seems likely that Boston soon will in the City of Linden in the County ui with a good furniture polish or wax, know anything until he sees it in the Union and State of New Jersey. ¿rased premises. or with camphorated oil. Next re­ building was erected at 24 Walker The two shawled old ladies, both become the center of a thriving ma­ papers.” rine telephone system. Beginning: at the corner formed by ,, By virtue of the above-stated writ of move the excess polish or oil with a Street, New York, with a rentable such victims of rheumatism that the intersection of the southeasterly fieri facias to me directed I shall ex­ New features are continually being pose for sale by pul rile vendue, in the clean, soft cloth. Wring a soft cloth floor space of 235,000 square feet. It watching their neighbors and gossip­ side of Henry Street with the northeast­ M AY RESCUE HIM tried to increase the service value of District Court Roo n, in the Court cut of clear lukewarm water and put fronted 124 feet on Walker Street and ing over them was the only social ac­ erly side of Miner Terrace, thence House in the city of Elizabeth. N. L. or. the system which is unique through­ WEDNESDAY .THE LSTH DAY three drops of ammonia on the cloth. 88 on Lispenard, and at first was occu­ tivity left them limped out to the more northeasterly along- said side of Henry out the world. Vessels now using it OF JANUARY A. D„ 1933. Itub the spots carefully with this cloth pied only in part by the Long Lines cheerful sitting room. Street thirty feet, thence southeasterly Department of the American Tele­ find it a great aid in directing fishing parallel with Miner Terrace one hun­ at two o’clock in the afternoon of said and follow immediately with another “I think,” said Martha, “that ’Vinia day. phone and Telegraph Company. Five activities and in occasional emergen­ dred feet; thence southwesterly par­ clean cloth, moiste'.ied with polish or has given up expecting Ben Gooper All the following- tract or parcel or years later its height was increased will get over his ten-year grouch and cies. allel with Henry Street thirty feet to land and premises hereinafter pai ti< u~ wax.” Tests recently were made of a new said line of Miner Terrace; thence larly described, situa e. lying arid being" by the addition of seven stories, and is setting her cap at this here old fel­ m the City ui Lincen in the County' ------o------northwesterly along' said side of Miner it was on the twenty-fourth floor that low from the city. Seems he’s terri­ development which will promote pri­ of Union and St;. .e of New Jersey. Benefits of Education there was installed the radio broad­ ble well-to-do.” vacy of the service. By means of a Terrace one hundred feet to the point BEGINNING at a i oint in the Easter­ In a study of SOD graduates of the casting equipment for station WBAY, "’Well—” said Julia emphatically, as selective ringing device, only the ship or place of Beginning-. ly line of Chandler Avenue said point, Massachusetts Institute of Technology which afterwards became the famous called will hear its own calling signal. Being all of lot six hundred twenty- being: forty-six feet and five tenths of she settled down to her knitting, “I seven and the southwesterly ten feet it was shown that there is a definite WEAK, and was later sold to the Na­ don’t blame ’Vinia, but what a < ity Tests also are underway by a private a foot from the ir terseetion of said. correlation between scholastic ability tional Broadcasting Company. company of a type of radio compass of lot six hundred twenty-eight (028) in Easterly line of Chandler Avenue with* man can see in an old maid like tlfat Block twenty-two (22) as laid down on the Northerly line of Henry Street, and success. Taking graduates of the In 1932, a main addition to the west with his money and smart looks, he hitherto unused by the fishing trade years 1917 to 1929, from the start the and a smaller one to the east were By means of it the captain will be a certain map entitled. “Map of 15(54 running- (1) along said Easterly line could get most anyone in his own Lots of American Union Realty Com­ completed, taking in the rest of the able to take his own bearings from of Chandler Avenue North forty-one de­ noney-makers stood out as men of the town, for all his age—that’s what gets pany at Linden, N. J.. August. 1908. J- upper fifth of the class. Three years block, while the height was increased shore stations, thus reducing chances grees fifty five minutes west thirty- mo.” L. Bauer, C. FL Elizabeth. N. J.” and three feet and five tenths of a foot to «ml of college they averaged $3.000 i to twenty-eight stories. The enlarged of error. It supplements the radio­ “ I »id anyone ever really know," Her—Yes, I’ve thrown Tom over­ filed in the Union County Register’s a point; thence (2) North forty eight annually and at 10 years $8,500. In structure now contains 797,000 square board. telephone since so far the new service Office Elizabeth, N. J.. August 27, 1908 contrast, the lowest fifth made $1,700 feet of rentable space, the identity of queried Martha, “just what it was be­ has afforded no means of getting one's degrees five minutes East one bundled tween the two of them that broke up Him—Then it is all over forever? as Map No. 09B. feet to a point; thence (J) south forty at three venrs and $2.400 at ten years. the original building has been lost in position at sea. the match and kept ’em not speaking Her—Oh, no, not forever. 1 may- Being the same premises conveyed to one degrees filty five minutes East _____------o ------— 1this process of enlargement, and even to each other for going on ten years drop him a line at any time. Helps in Emergencies said Elizabeth Nerses, widow, by deed thirty three and five tenths of a foot the address has been changed to 32 A recent incident illustrated the of Katie Green, et als.. dated January to a point; thence ( ) south forty eight O ne W a y to Put It Sixth Avenue. this spring?” "Weil, they say,” said Julia, “It was TOO OLD TO FLIRT value of the service in an emergency. ¿nth. 1930, this moitiiage being given degrees five minute west one hundred My neighbor, Mrs. Brown, has three The Transoceanic Switchboard to secure part of the purchase money. ■small daughters, two of them being something to do with those.goblets of The trawler Frances C. Denehy fouled feet to a point oi place of BEGIN­ its gear on a rock and lost much of it. There Is uue approximately $9,»34.41 NING. Known as No. 906 Chandler twins. The other afternoon my little Today, the building is the center of her grandmother’s that ’Vinia sets many types of communication. In ad­ The captain telephoned the trawier , ,i,i $r,02.24 w ith in te re st fr o m N ovem A ven u e. such store by. She had the even doz­ her null. 1932. and costs. gfirl went over to see if she could get Gertrude M. Fauci, explained his Being the same premise« conveyed-to dition to the main trunk, special ser­ en, until Ben up and broke one. They i playmate. “ Do you want one of the plight and was loaned some gear. The e. WKHl.KY COLLINS. Sheriff. the parties of the first part by Isidor twins?" asked Mrs. Brown. “No,” said vice and direct telephone circuits quarreled over it and one thing led woven through it, the structure is the Deueliy thus was able to stay on the ADDIS’ N SWIFT. Sol r. Li so f sky and wife 1 v deed of even date Dorothy, “ 1 want the one all in one to another—silly young things they .•ws *21.42 KDJ&LO deJ4.4tM piece.”—From a letter to the Boston nerve center for the great radio broad­ were then—and—well, you know as grounds and complete its fishing ex herewith and about to be recorded. cast hook-ups. It houses the country’s much as I do.” pedition without much loss of time or There is due approximately $7.741.33„ Transcript. largest teletypewriter switchboard, the energy. HKliUT’S SALE In Chancery of New with interest from November 12th. 1932. ------—o------“ Folks are queer, sister,” said Mar- Jei sc-y. C o: ween The Citizens Building an d c o s ts . New York telephotograph station, and There have been other interesting rid Loan Association of Elizabeth. N. tie complacently. “They sure are C. WESLEY COLLINS, Sheriff. „■pods jo ¿joiS eqj joj pint A’JHmoo certain offices for local telephone ser­ queer.” incidents since the service was in­ , a eonioration of New -Jersey, com- vice. Within it are handled calls over HOWARD F. KIRK, Sour. .mo jo jouoq aiij joj dtqsuBiusjjods It was really unfortunate that the augurated. While the Fauci was out • lainant. anti Frank IJuzinskas. et als.. jo jutds aiu) ant ui meqi ui 3ui)Bd the radio telephone circuit to foreign cold had driven the two old women ou the banks fishing, trouble devel­ efendants, Fi. fa. for sale of mort- F ees $19.32 E I'J & B O <3e21.4t\S -pijjud jo snojtsap puu m-atp ujoaoS countries and to ships at sea. from their post at the window quite oped in her engines. A telephone cal! atred preuii.-fcs. Probably the most interesting fea­ was made to a man ashore who had SHERIFFS SALE— in Chancery of New ippi.vv suottuinSoj otu “ uipadsea ‘uojj so soon. Hardly had they scuttled out By Virtue ..f the above-stated writ of Jersey. Between Betsytown Building ture of the building's equipment is the worked on the engines. He listened to .-u Lwras to rite d ire e le d I sh all e x p o si & L oan A sso cia tio n o f E liza beth , N. J*. -jjoduioD pj.io[ ut satHBS -JuluiApj am to the stove than Ben Cooper walked for sale by public vendue, in the Dis­ transoceanic telephone switchboard the nature of the trouble, diagnosed it complainant, and 1 an line F. La tixman. in pud asm in « a.vv Iran jue.vvs n slowly down the street, paused a mo­ trict Court Hoorn, in tire Court House, et a is., defendants. Fi. fa. for sale of through which pass calls from the and some time later the Fauci called a the c ity o f E liza b eth . N. -J.. on ;s«ou oj su si tpuo Dtdtu.iio aqj, ment at Miss Eavinia’s clematis-hung ,.i;uvK.'UAV .Jill-: 1HTK DAY m o rt ga ged p rein ise.c . q United States, Canada, Cuba, and Mex­ Miss Brush—The idea, me flirt with back to report that repairs hail been By virtue of the ibove-stated writ of HV® s^snispodg gate, then continued on h>s way. OF JANUARY. A. D. 1933. ico to forty foreign countrit; and their you? Why, you’re so old you have lost made and the trawler would be able to fieri facias to me directed 1 shall expose ------o------it two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. sale by public vendue. in the Districts possessions and to more than a dozen “Is it possible.” Ben was thinking, all your teeth. continue without interrupting the “ that I am going to see the only wom­ All til- following tract or parcel of Court Room, in the City of Elizabeth» “ D og D ays” vessels which renuer ship-to-sliore ser- cruise. and and premises hereinafter particularly N . J., on an I ever cared a hoot for, walked .... rri.-.i -rriKite. ly.ri-r . ■ i being in tile WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY Parts of July and August are “dog I: vice. On most trawlers, the crew’s chosen My of Linden, in the County of Union PROOF OF WORK OF JANUARY, A. D . 1933, days" because they correspond with the Circuits to Fivs Continents off with by an old duffer front town? tnd State of New Jersey. beverage is coffee. However, on the BEGINNING at a point in the North­ at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. rising of the dog star (Sirius) coinci­ Bell and Bell-connecting telephones He's called there now half a dozen All the following tract or parcel of Denehy tea ’is used as a stimulant r< westerly line of Sixteenth Street two dentally with the sun. They usually are now within voice reach of prac­ times, if what everybody tells me is quireci for the men when they are land and premises hereinafter particularly true and that means business. What hundred at, ! twelve (212) feet South- described, situate, Ij ing an.l being in the are counted from July 3 to August 11, tically all of Europe, from the British working long hours with little or no vesterly from the corner formed by City of Linden, in the County of Union 20 days before and 20 days after the Isles to the Black Sea and from the a fool I have been not to have pocket­ rest. On one trip the 'ship’s requisi­ -»no State <t numbered six bundled engaged in other occupations. ro, Alexandria am Port Said in Egypt, “ I can count on your answer Wed­ course one hundred (100) feet to a and e ig h ty -n in e ( >89) in B lo c k n u m ­ the Canary and Balearic Islands and nesday without fail? 1 thank you.” joint in -aid Xul thwesica ly line of Six- bered twenty-three (23) as laid down hi Lt u id on said map. Anatomist's Point of View Bermuda. 'Calls to Honolulu are That evening, well a'ter dark, when “ Did Percy ever really work?” ertli St’-ct: thence running" Xorth- There is due approximately $4.392.62» switched oi; the Pacific -Coast. asteriy along said North westerly line with interest fron November 14, 1932» It was a saying of the late Flo Zteg- Julia and her sister were peaceably “ lie told me that he had moving OVER 3,000 CALLS DAILY and co sts . tfielil tHut “No woman is truly beauti­ Direct Wires to Marc/ Foints knitting together, Ben Cooper made f six;., nth Street thirty-seven (37) pictures taken of himself while t to tin point or place ui' BEGIN­ C. WE?LEV COLLINS. Sheri IT. ful when site is half-starved and horary.” It is one of the operators at this his way to La viola's. They knew brushing his own hat to prove it.” j CONNtILLY Y- il l KST<>N, S ol’ rs. S'.atisties for the fiscal year recent NING. i Fet ■ s $ 16. ' : S E D J & LO de29,4?Mi He did not deny, of course, thnt this trans-oceanic switchboard who handles nothing of his visit. Lnvinia herself, ly made public by the Washington. when she saw his once familiar figure kind of woman tins her points.—rBos&on a call whenever someone -on this con­ SOME DULLNESS GONE D. G., Police Department show hov. Transcript. tinent wishes to speak with someone at her door, drew hack with her hand, important is adequate telephone com ------o------else in Rome, Bermuda or some other white and slender, against her munication to the police and to the overseas point, since the radio cir­ throat. “ Why. Ben—” she breathed. people they serve. Cosm etics in Olden Days cuits to such points terminate at this *Vt’s me, ’Vinia.” tie said hoarsely. Lipsticks and other cosmetics w«?e Approximately 1,140.625 telephone CABS— Silk Lined; reg. S I ...... 50c switchboard. These operators, in co­ “I—I—er—that is. I just had to see calls were handled over the police de­ produced 3,5(H) years ago in a factory operation with the foreign operators [ you. May T come in?” recently unearthed or. the ltiver Da­ partment switchboard. This is an concerned, complete the required con­ A moment later and he was seated average of 3,125 calls a day. A total nube. There was a regular trade with nections. stiffly on the edge o f the long horse­ SILK NECKWEAR 15c; 7 for $1.00 Egypt in these aids to beauty iar of 23,911 emergency calls were re­ Leading io the same switchboard hair sofa. ceived, asking for police assistance, MKK) B. C there are also direct wire circuits from “Tell me. La vinia,'" he demanded ambulances, cr fire apparatus. ------o------the principal cities of the country, so sternly, “ is it true thnt you are going The teletypewriter system record­ that the handling of a cai; from any to marry that old fossil from the MEN’S SWEATERS ...... SI.00 up In a Nutshell -y. ed 23,494 messages received and trans­ Make (lie best yon can of the part of the United States io a point cirt overseas is almost as easy as one from mitted, and in addition trere were All sizes and Colors. worst you get. T.avi nia gave an amused, throaty 12,775 ‘'flash” messages, consisting of chuckle. “ T don't 'know what business inquiries and matters requiring im­ it Vs of yours,” she said, “ but T’tn per­ mediate attention, thus making a ictni fectly willing to teti "on he’s coming of 36.269 typed dispatches. for tin answer Wednesday.” SOCKS-Triple Heel and Toe, pr. i20c USE THE PHONE Mr. Dubb—This party is horribly “ Wednesday,” repeated Ben help­ dull. I guess I’ll go home. lessly. “ Wednesday.” Then, with one AGED WOMAN DIALS Miss Sweet—That would remove O rd e r Your Needs fo r New Year’s a t single stride, he came over to her and some of the dullness. I’m sure. OPE'RATuR FOR HELP picked her up in his two strong arms. MEN’S WORK PANTS...... 95c up '‘When he comes.” lie said harshly, OSTRACISM TOOK Unable to speak, an aged woman "you tell him you're going to bo mar­ at home alone in Los Ang los, man Mick’s Delicatessen ried or, Thursday to me. What fools aged to dial a telephone operator. The MEN’S WORK SOCKS... 3 pair for 25c we have been. Lavinta! What years operator, in answer to her response, we have wasted !” his •voice broke and heard only a strange tapping noise. 109 N. Wood Ave. Linden 2-2865 Jie pressed his head against Lavinia’s “Tap. tap, tap—” was the only sound hair, as Lavinia’s two arms crept slow­ that came over the wire. SANFORIZED SHIRTS— reg. $1.00. <59c We provide a]] the delicacies for the finest holiday ly up around his neck. Miss Mary Terrio, supervisor in the Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Wendell Hillside office of the Southern Cali­ came for his answer, nor did it appar­ of all the year ------fornia Telephone Company, communi­ ently displease him. cated with the police. An ambulance SILK NECKWEAR...... i “ I’ve dreaded to sell them. Mr. was sent to the house, and the doctor 50c Imported Ham, Fine Cheese, Salami, Thomas, for they were my mother’s found the aged woman near death. Hand Tailored—Silk Lined. and her mother’s before her. There Treatment at the hospital revived her, Nuts, Candies, Home-made Salads of were the twelve of them, but my and the quick thinking of the tele­ fiance accidentally broke one of them. every description, including combin­ phone operator is credited with sav­ I'm sorry to have kept on dangling “ i hear Mrs. Newrich is feeling very ing her life. SILK S0(IS , pair...... 1 IÖC ation, potato, Chicken; Bismark and for a price, but at last, seeing Em go­ bad on account of her being ostracized ing to be married, I guess I can use at a summer resort.” “ VaccincV* Meaning and Schmaltz Herring, Salt Herring the money for m.v trousseau.” “Did it take?” Inoculation is the communicating of and Mackerel; cole slaw, figs, date; “ Is that so?" said Mr. Thomas Wen­ a disease to a person in good health HEAVY SÎ0CKS, pair...... ] f5c dell politely. “My congratulations, DANGERS OF THE AIR by injecting its virus into his blood fancy dishes for every palate; grape and I’m grateful to get the goblets.” w’/h a view of inducing a mild form “ Funny," said Martha Bradley cross­ juice, cider, ginger ales, bottled sodas of the disease and thus securing im­ MEN’S UNION SUITS 6 9 : and 98c ly, “how some people have nil the luck. munity from future attacks. Vaccina­ condiments, seasoning spices, what­ Not enough men to go round and La- tion is a form of inoculation; that is, Short or Long’ Sleeves—Heavy Quality. vinia with two of ’em on her hands at it is the inoculating of a well person ever your needs, whether for the once, now that Ben’s come courting with a vaccine, especially that of cow- smallest party or the most elaborate again, and some say they’re going to pox, to prevent or mitigate attacks he married tomorrow I” of smallpox. Literally “ vaccine” PARIS G \RTERS, pair...... 1 !0c dinner, we are ready to serve you. “Listen to me, sister.” said Julia means pertaining to cows.—Pathfinder sagely, “ I wouldn’t put it beyond I.a- Magazine. vinia to have kept this city man on Place your order now for that tenterhooks just to make Ben jealous. ESTATE OF ELLEN VAN PELT In a small town he was bound to hear Nee Ellen McDonald, Deceased thnt some one was calling on his old NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Kasper’s “Where did you get the black eye?” the account of the subscriber. Exec- HOME-MADE MINCE and MINCE PIES girl. I think she did it on purpose!" tor of the Estate of Ellen Van Pelt, Martha laid down her tatting. “I flew right across the ether lane (nee Ellen McDonald) deseased, will be 104 North Wood Avenue, Near Elizabeth Ave. “Julia.” she said, slowly, “you said a of a prize fight they were broadcast­ audited and stated by the Surrogate; ing I” and reported for settlement to the Or­ mouthful!” phans’ Court of the County of Union.

I PAGE FOUR THE LINDEN OBSERVER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933

TO THE EDITOR; Tlie boy had come out to the recep­ little sister to cover his besetti ig Merely Poetic tion room with a bulging pasted-up sins: The name “Cathay” was given by It is imperative in these trying Extravagant, dummy which he put In Alice's hand3. (Ehr ÏÏmtftnt (ibsmm* Not to flirt. Marco Polo to a country In eastern times that a means be devised where­ But— “Mr. .Tones’ secretary says to keep Not to be scrappy. Asia, supposed to be northern China. by individuals shall be taxed in track of your taxi fares, so you can Note to be late for dinner—“ It an­ It has a poetic sound and poets favor PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY IN AND FOR their donations to cliarit>% not in put in an expense slip.” he said. noys cook so.” It as a name for Chinn. Printing plant—over in New Jersey THE CITY OF LINDEN, UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY, accordance with their sofi.heartcdness Not to he hoggish—This had spe­ - o - By KATE WILLIAMS —pasted dummies—last minute correc­ and inability to refuse a worthy cial reference to neckties, fountain tions. For the minute It sounded al! pens, cuff buttons, etc. Rome Had Plumber» cause, but according to tlieir abilty The word “plumber’ comes from th* © by McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Greek to Alice—the girl that Bert Jef­ Not to get engaged before the rifxt io pay- The monientt the individual W N ’ iJ service freys had said "knew all about It.” New Year’s day. “ Because unattached Latin word “piumban j.4,” which means as such, assumes the burden of con­ Somewhat dazed. Alice took directions men are scarce and we need you in a worker In lead. Rome had its plumb­ A ND he—Mr. Wuverly Jones, edi- ers for Its great pub ic baths as well tributing to the support of li is ** torial director of the Stanley for getting to the plant from the re­ the bunch to piece out with.” ls f - the Installation of running war neighbor on a personal basis, all pro­ ception clerk, and thanked tipr stars “Bobby, dear." resumed Peggy, “I've E B E R H. K E M P SO N Editor and i’ublisher Publications—would look at her with ter systems in private houses Prac­ searching steel-blue eyes and say: that she hadn't spent her last five gress toward eliminating the basic dollars for the new hat. tically every house that iias been ex- “Tell me all about yourself. Miss Pen­ OFFICE AND SHOP—OBSERVER BUILDING, 26 ELIZABETH AVE. WEST difficulty is halted. Utiles the wide­ Two hours later Alice sat at a shab­ First Postage Stamps '•avated at the site of Herculaneum spread condition of abject pauperism rose.” She wasn’t quite sure about The postage stamp grew out of the and Pompeii had rum in; water, inves­ TELEPHONE LINDEN 2-3344 the steel-blue eyes. by desk under tlie gray shaded elee- which exists in every state,city and necessity for issuing a receipt ter tigators report. That would be after she, Alice Pen | trie light in the printing plant, the | corrected dummy before her with money paid in advance for the car ------o ------ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER FEBRUARY 2. 1923, AT THE POST hamlet becomes a public responsi­ rose, had been admitted to his fault bility-in tlie .hands of the'e officehol- | memos of still later correcting that riage of letters. Sir Rowland lldl. a OFFICE AT LINDEN. NEW JERSEY UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3. 1S79 lessly furnished inner office. Mr. British postal reformer, conducted tor Satire a Strar ge Mirror thc people-placed in office to solve Waverly Jones sitting on one side of ! she had taken ever tlie telephone from headquarters. The close fitting long some years an agitation for ■•heap Satire is a sort of glass wherein the poMpi’es’ problems, no progress an enormous glass-topped mahogany postage and uniform rales, and the •¡“holders do general y discover every desk, and she alert and eager on the sleeves of her new autumn dress were Reporters in Washington Line Up towards the eventual solution of the rolled up to the elbow. There was a postage stamp was one of ids p ‘o !'s"r hat their own.— S uir other side. Or. perhaps they would problem of unemployment can be smudge of ink on the white satin col­ posals. Great Britain hecaii:' 'he ti -st he sitting opposite eacli other at a se­ lar of her dress and another en her Stamp-issuing country in IS!1'-, whet a f .eteriù!j fcr Leatber For Signal to Release Crop News made. cluded table at the Metropole, or If today in I lie city of Linden, of nose. Stie had been too busy to push number of Hiii’s suggest inns were The N*'i i .<•:!. i r n 1 List : lii-s serìd wliereever it was that Mr. Waverly adopted. ikiris of pythons, water sn:ik< s and Elizabeth, or in any city or town in hack the wisps of hair that had Jones went for luncheon. .Mr. Jones’ strayed down over her forehead. . 0 ------•.'ava rum. d :<> ■■ l’ :. •«si 'he United States every voluntary secretary had told Alice to call at half- And then at half-past five the tele fjlates io he imnic io -> '--oLer personal contribution to cases in past twelve. She’d been sitting in the phone had rung from headquarters Jefferson as Pioneer — ------— o 'need were withdrawn, 1 venture to reception room now for half an hour. Thonms .1, Verson was “ u;>" on : i is “That will hi1 all for today.” Mr. Jones' ori«*«] Earty Svvedisli Cc.naga The lei 1 or of introduction from Bert secretary had said. “The foreman li;gins. It is rep llmt the first say that wilt in a week there would or Irnpori into l[ iiis Jeffreys had -been very brief—simply over there and our .Miss Galium says Aruant!! burn tod I e such .huge crowds of impoverish­ telling Mr. Jones that Alice was an c<»un tiw■ \va s list'd; ; j t N font ;<•cl So. ed and hungry people clamoring ■ ryou seem to know what it’s all about. reo-li ik KÌV. ambitious young woman who wanted 1 and I guess you do. Mr. .1 nes ha -ri': for relief at our City Halls that our a job on one of the Stanley publica­ f\rl S’t i j time to talk to j u now. but he sais A, pene» /.: : is i fTiceholder.s both local and naii uiul tions, and knew what it was ail about. will, you report tomorrow morning Mr. Jones, Alice fell sure, would want rin1 y ■:ir 1 s;:s iru y (li •'tin lutisi red tv would soon become aware of their i He doesn’t get In until t •a, hut I guess l J.i¡» tirst 0|R»r;ilioni for tlisca ■V of ■! f’C immediate and public rtsponsilnlily. to know more about her. At first she I you better he on hand it nine. He’s had planned to take along her scrap \ as in 1 fio fill on of modern m( !i back al the people who have elected mail, clippings from local papers, when uds was! ra’u-ii \ »V a London \1 ! V C * i” ’¡an these men to guide their destinies she had talked to women’s literary C-ini ed Han lo The fiIrst <•per.; !1 on ’ T» TRY OUR 1933 the problem of unemployment relief, societies on “The Modern Magazine.” the a j *i 1(1 ¿ X j críornicii in 1i he LT:l¡tl-(! f-’nili'S ivas done by It. J. li pr b u t'to act in fair and just manner a memo of congratulation from her •f New York i »! \lay 8. ! ssa and to relieve the people at large of last editor about one of her best cap heartache, misery and anguish bet-1 tions. But In the end she decided to I New Nestle Method leave the scrap hook at home. She cause of the fate of unfortunate lei-I Uncle Eben Underwood Photo would show It to him another time. "Yon can’t jud The latest crop reports on corn, cotton ard other farm products are spot new? low eitizens-wbieb is now more ag-; More wisely, she had squandered twen­ *>y appearsnr e,” said Uncle Ebon. “A bullfrog ain’t In Washington these days, and an elaborate system has been developed to safe­ gravuted bv public demands for ty-five dollars on an autumn street guard the information so that it may be released simultaneously to all. This got no neck at all. but he kin rn; ko funds by many private agencies. dress of the latest mode, and she had more noise dan a giraffe.”—Washi ig- picture shows S. H. Boon, acting chief of telegraph and telephone in the Depart­ come to the Stanley offices straight ment of Agriculture, ready to give the signal to reporters to telephone the Solicitation of funds by private ton Star information to their editors. individuals, no matter how worthy from a beauty parlor—her cheeks still tingling from the gentle patting and ice | tiie cause, should be frowned upone. MARie MAR5H Beginning Evening WAVES I compresses of a facial treatment. Not The term evening is generally used X i Som sort of proportionate and graded just one of the ordinary two-fifty mas Squirrels, Bees, Hornets, Ants l taxation provisions should lie adopt- to designate that portion of the Gaj WITH CROQUINOLE | sages, but the extra special five-doliar between sunset and darkness. It be­ I ed by the cities, the states, and by kind that made you gasp with jov OB JCDSON went down to gins at a different hour every day of X i the nation. This will remove the fre- when you first looked at yourself In Make Trouble for Telephone Men I breakfast New Year’s morn­ the year, according to the hour, min­ puent annoyance a-id imposition the mirror after it was over. ing with his shirt cuffs ute and second of sunset. F'or o :m- Martha’s | which evereyone is now subjected to Alice pulled off her spotless white dangling. He had watched venience in social affairs evening is gloves and looked approvingly at her Animals Sharpening Their Teeth on Lead Cables Bring in their homes, in the street at tlie old year out and the new generally assumed to begin at six perfectly manicured hands. Waverly Problem Which Is Solved With the Discovery their places of businness ond other year in at his’ young sister's o’clock. Beauty | Jones would notice them, of course, *L party and had promised to conceivable place. and they bore noticing, Alice was of an Unsavory Paint so skating with the “crowd" History on Handkerchief This is a public, not a private res­ glad now that they were no smaller. by nine in the morning. Parlor | She had been extravagant, but It Event handkerchiefs were issued to Because squirrels do not like paint New Jersey, however, that constitute ponsibility! “ What in Blunder do you mean by was justifiable extravagance. When commemorate seme important ev >nt 400 North Wood Ave. composed of 80 per cent white lead and a much greater potential menace to i do not mean to infer herewith ■wiping my cuff buttons, Peggy?” he Bert Jeffreys had given her the letter or personage. It is believed they wtre 20 per cent lard oil, it is believed that telephone service than squirrels, ac­ that the City of Linden is not doing said to his sister. of introduction to the important \Va- made from the final quarter of he Plaza Theatre Bldg. X a few telephone users and a lot of cording to H. M. Benham, construction its best publicly, but l do think that “Only this,” cooed Peggy, who was Eighteenth century on. They ware telephone men in the vicinity of Mont­ methods supervisor for the New Jer­ verl.v .Tones, he had assured her that eighteen and uncommonly pretty. She most individuals in a position of she would be lucky if she even got an made in America. France and Eng­ clair are going to be spared some ag­ sey Bell Telephone Company. One of held up her hands, showing the cuffs land. with appropriate printed designs. authority have a mistaken and dis­ Interview—luckier still if she got a gravation in the future. these, known as the lead borer, has of a blouse of masculine cut. ”1 iob. There were hundreds of young It started a few weeks ago when made its appearance in the state only torted- idea of the debt the people at needed them, dearie, so before you trouble on one of the New' Jersey Bell in the last year. A small insect, the large owe those in need: and they re- women, as well equipped as she. who were awake I came in and got them. Telephone Company’s small cables in lead borer attacks the lead cables at leive themselves of tire burden-right- were trying to get in at Stanley’s. “ If Don’t be huffy, sweetheart, it's New he sees you it will be just a question Montclair was reported. At the test the point where they touch the poles. ly placed in their hands by encour- Year’s day.” of salesmanship. That’s up to you. “ Well, you needn't be so absurdly Fill Your Coal bureau a Wheatstone bridge was They bore tiny holes in the lead, al­ agecing private responsibility. Either you’ll sell him or you won’t.” good-natured.” growled Bob. hooked into a faulty circuit and the lowing moisture to seep in and disrupt Very truly yours location of the trouble was ascertained the service. The lead borer is much Alice had plenty of time to think It “ No, dearest!” said Peggy. “But Arthur Isler within a fewr feet of the actual spot. more active in other parts of the ; over, ns she sat waiting so long in the it’s New Year’s day and I’ve made WHILE PRICES ARE LOWEST Men were sent to the scene and further United Stales than it is in Jersey. To reception room. She’d try to act un­ some resolutions. One’s to be very tests found the seat of trouble, but ail date no effective way to combat him ruffled and sure of herself, merely al good-natured. And I’m beginning on Wordy Chinese Politeness luding to the fact that she had gone that could he seen on the outside of has been found. in Cmna when a subscriber rings up you. I have made out some for you, to Radcliffe. perhaps not even men­ too,” she added. the cable were a few scratches and Woodpeckers Attack Poles tile telephone exchange the operator tioning the fact that slic’d taken hon­ Tom read in small, rather childish what appeared to be pin pricks. Woodpeckers take their annual toll asks: ’’What number does the honor Investigation revealed that squirrels ors In English. She’d let Mr. .Tones writing, these resolutions thought by of telephone poles throughout the able son of the moon and stars de­ know how desperately she needed a had been nibbling on the heavy lead sire?” After a short silence the ex­ state. Poles rot out at the point where pay envelope. sheathing of the cable. Here and there woodpeckers bore their holes. Pole change resumes. “ Will the honorable a tiny tootli had penetrated the sheath, Alice opened her handbag and con­ line inspectors for the telephone com­ person graciously forgive the innde- sidered tlie wisdom of lighting a ciga­ making a small hole hardly visible to quacy of tb-e insignificant service and pany are always on the alert for signs rette. If would help pass the time, the eye, but through which moisture yermit this humble sla\e of the wire of the woodpecker’s work so that weak­ hut on the other hand it might spoil had penetrated in sufficient quantities to Inform him that the nevei-to-he- ened poles may be replaced before | tlie perfect line of lipstick deftly ap­ to cause short circuits or grounds on suflieiently censured line is engaged?" they fall. plied by the beauty expert. the telephone lines. Termites, a specie of white ants, also j The daniage was quickly repaired. The telephone had rung on the re­ cause considerable trouble. They at- i Lxception Stated ceptionist's desk. ‘‘Yes. she’s still Then came the problem of making the tack telephone poles at the point where squirrels stay away from the cables. Nothing is more delightful than to here.” the girl had said, and then, they enter the ground, eating away the He under a tree in the summer with a turning to Aliee. “Mr. Jones’ secretary Authorities at the American Telephone wood to an extent which shortens the and Telegraph Company were queried book, except tn lie under a tree in says that if you’re the young lady Mr. life of the pole considerably. A Bell the summer without a book.—Lx- Ben Jeffrey sent up. lie wants you to and they had the answer. * Telephone Laboratories experimental change. hop in a taxi and go over to Jersey to Paint Keeps Squirrels Away station at Summit has done a great ttie printing plant. They’re in a ter deal of research on this phase of the- “ That's an old one," they replied in rible rush closing the December issue; business and has developed a method effect. “ Out west where squirrels are Polishing W ax in Flax they’re sending out a dummy with real squirrels they have been chewing of creosoting poles which lengthens It has been found that flax con Mr. .Tones says their lives by many years. some late revisions, up the telephone cables for years now. tains a valuable wax, which gives a for you to get right over there with A paint has been developed which they Bees and hornets sometimes consti­ very high polish when used on fin­ FRED M. WOOD this revised dummy and then tele­ tute a telephone problem but not from do not like. Use it and the squirrels ished wood. phone back here to Miss Callum, the Tom and Madge at No. 26 Bedford will stay away.” a service angle. The hazard rather is Street. to telephone linemen. During the sum­ editorial department—and she’ll tell Various sections of the cable were you what to do.” 11W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden 2-3631 painted with the special preparation mer months bees or hornets quite World's Largest Hospital • arid to date the squirrels have been often select as a home one of the tele­ The greatest hospital in the world, hunting other places to sharpen their phone terminal boxes which abound on with room for 4,000 patients, is said teeth. The white lead and lard oil mix­ poles throughout the state. Linemen ro be n Milan, Italy. ture was discovered after considerable who find it necessary to make repairs UK POUT OF CONDITION of the Finden experimentation. It does not harm the in the terminal box must disposses Trust Company of Linden, New Jersey, in the County of Union, at the close of squirrels. They simply do not like it these winged squatters and sometimes business on Dec. 31. 1932. Specials for Friday and Satuaday they do it much to their own great and that’s that. RESOURCES There are a few other animals in physical discomfort. Loans and dis i u n t s ...... 701,484.93 Overdrafts . . 2 . 6 !) United States G ci rnment Se- Diameter of Stars Tough Hides Misplaced curities owned . . . . 1 25.3 4 2.50 One of nature’s littie -oversights Other bonds, stocks. Prime Rib Roast ...... — 16c Jersey Fresh Loins of Pork Rib End The Naval observatory says that th» ties owned ...... 316,071. SB diameter of Hetelgeuse is generally was putting a hide of that type on a Investment in Bond and Mort- given as between 200.000,000 ami 300,- relatively worthless beast, like the gages 283.9 24.00 Furniture and fixtures. . . . 18. it :;. 4 7 000,000 miles. The diameter of An- rhinoceros, instead of on the hockey Cash and due from banks 260,109.74 Prime Chuck Roast ...... l2c Center Cut Slices of Smoked Ham 18c tares is about 400.000.000 miles. star.—Detroit News. Other Assets ...... 9,036.64 ------— o — ------Total ...... $2.714.143.85 How’S Your “Currency” ? LI \ BI LIT 1 ES The Biggest Special in Town Fresh Killed Fricassee and Roas ting Chickens 4 to 5 lbs We stamp our own values upon our­ < * i pitîi 1 Stock . . . 200 000.00 Fly Kills VVorw Surplus ...... 50 000.00 selves and cannot expect to pass for The Ion;.;, given tomato worm is Undivided profits net ...... 4 5 719.71 more.—Exchange. Reserve for dividends, «ontin- familiar to ail gardeners. Ke relies gencies, etc...... 4 3 374.44 The Finest 16c Reserve for interest. taxes, and on fils color to blend perfectly with other expenses a ci rued and Papal Edicts the stalks and vines of his favorite unpaid ...... 7 4 0.06 Du<’ to banks, in luding certi- Papal hulls take their titles from fruit and often a vine is entirely tied ami cashiers' checks out- A & B Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon 1 lb,17c Clear Brook Butler 1 lb. Rolls 24c the first word or phrase of the text, denuded of foliage before bis pres­ standing ...... i 0 729.33 I Jemand de pos its ...... 1.05!) 661.87 which invariably is written in classic ence is discovered by the irate gar­ Time deposits ...... 1,067 6 64.37 Latin. Thus the bull which hears the dener. There is a certain parasitic Bills Pavahle and Rediscounts. »6 S08.90 ¡Other Liabilities ...... 96 447.17 Armours- Star Sugar Cured Smoked Hams Whole Or String E n d _____ Tk title "Antiquorum habet fiuem,” is fly which lays white eggs on the named for the opening phrase .which, back of this worm which in time hatch Total ...... $ 2.714.145.S5 translated, reads, “ He has the faith and burrow into the body of the worm, State of Now Jersey, County of Union, ss: destroying it. f. President George W. Bauer, and Treas­ Small Cottage Butts 12c Again W Have 3 - Fowl 3 lb. Aver. 3for 98c of the Ancients.” The title of the urer George J. A lies of the above named hull. ’’Exsnrge,” means “ Arise.” t here institution, do solemnly swear that the above is no way of determining irom its statement is true to the best of my knowl­ edge and belief. title nhat the subject matter of a Width of State Road» GEORGE W. BAUER, President papal hull may he. GEORGE J. ALLES, Treasurer. The bureau of public roads says the CORRECT— Attest width of state and county roads is not JOHN FEDOR, FRED M. WOOD. 101N. Wood Ave. 101N.WoodA»e. N ext! a federal matter. The federal govern­ OTTO D. WHITTEMORE. Jimmy (watching something tasty ment may have something to say about Directors. Linden'2-3282 GERSON’S MARKET Linden 2-3282 going Into sick room)—"Please, mi. the width of those roads using federal Subscribed anti sworn to before me this can I have the measles when Willie » aid, but the width would vary with 5th day of January, 1933, H. A. LEVINE. ¿one with them?”—Toronto Glob«. each road and circumstances. Notary Public. THE LINDEN OBSERVER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933 PAGE FIVE

AGREES WITH HER DOG HOMESTEADS TRIM JR’S

GENERAL SNOOP The Linden Homesteads found the Linden Junior Athletics an easy marker and trounced them to the tune At the final Council Meeting of last keeper too. of ¿6-15, last Friday evening. year held last week, spotted Eddie Dil­ Manny Mahler and Zuggy Wilch- lon, one of the City’s pioneer Realtors Understand Emil Selk went to a i'ep insky stirred for the winners with and Travel Ticket Agent in serious Sales 1 alk at Headquarters of the l ight poi its apiece while Messer shone THE MOST *t\MOUS j conversation with a member of our birm he peddles for. they must have for the losers. rival paper. I wonder if he was trying mixed serums or something as Emil BASKETBALL Ÿ U tfïfe Light Junior teams averaging in to sell him a membership in some wasn’t the same for three days, if you OF HIS TIME: the vicinity of 150 lbs wishing to book get what 1 mean! secret society or a ticket someplace. WHEN HE'fOOe- games wsth the Homesteads can do so Eddie always had an eye to business. by calling Linden 2-3686 and ask for Felice neviano is willing to lay odds EC> THE COUMTKV Walter. Understand jovial John J. Huff who that someday he’ll get a customer to w m t IK E - The B )x Score: sometime ago got himself tangled up write on his Cranford Bus Fine, What ORiânWAL ( Junior Athletics. with a roof has been back home from an optimist! CELTICS/ Li G. F. P. the hospital convalescing. Hope to “ She says this place disagrees with Breisch, 0 1 1 see you about soon Johnny Boy. her.” Eichner, f .. 1 0 2 “Then why doesn't she leave?” 2 0 4 Funny how some people count Lamperts’ Outline “Seems her pug dog has gained a Messer, : . . . . 3 0 6 chickens even before the eggs are in pound.” Margulies g . 0 2 2 the nest, and how other people guar­ Schoenbt rg. g 0 0 0 antee delivery of things they imagine 1 Beginning with this weeks edition and continuing for the next eight OMIT PRACTICE .the.', can control, but what headache- 6 3 15 the morning after, and lengthy alibing weeks a brief description will he re­ ported about every player on the high Homesteads. when unexpected monkey wrenchi - school basketball squad. As it is a G. F. P. art spilled in machinery, or unex­ 1 ltfius, f . natural costum we will start with Cap­ 1 1 3 pected detours to other destination Wilchin- :v. tain Harry Lampert. 4 f) 8 suddenly occur. Oh well! who said Mahler, 1 '. 5 0 10 The day of July 19, 1915 is a holi­ their ain’t no justice. I Rinaldi, < . 2 0 4 day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lam­ Sheperis. g 0 1 1 Johnny And re. -who has claimed pert of Jewish religion who reside on 1600 St. George avenue. It was on every official appointment of import­ fotals 12 2 26 this day that a baby boy was born to ance lor himself, from time to time,, NAT NEVE* according to his mood prevailing since them wito was later named Harry, it Wait is often remarked that Harry was born a w E p iK the last election, and w h o‘even went Olir O'l bHit de[ ►russine ir■¡end. Cos into various departments consoling with a “ basketball in his mouth." mo I V » Iti«». sa 'S ; “ ìt a!\v;uys hlows the heads whom he felt he would like During his early boyhood. Lamport COLLEGE a tino to RIW (II!i a »lililít winun it isn't to replace, did a good job for the played with the Grammar School BtóKEiHÀU-T- Green Clerk—What business are neí*íieuis; Ciotti* ï ‘innenit. Democrats in the First Ward, on Number Five and was quite a sensa­ you in, sir? HE LTACNEP New Guest—I’m a skipper. Xmas relief. tion for his size. Besides participating HE HAS1 tus Green Clerk—Well, don’t practice in basketball, Harry took an active ketìrtp OKI THE. your profession here till you settle Norman Murphy of Berlant Park, part in baseball and football. T r g / a your bill. "SA H P i-û T known to his host of friends as “ Red” Although not a good player at base­ ACTIVE Cent a Word is making out great with his Physical ball and football. Harry makes up SOME TEACHERS Minimum Charge, 25c Culture School on the roof of one of doubley in basketball. After reaching BASKBT0ALL Elizabeth's leading hotels. Best of STORE VXD ROOMS to let. Suitable the Junior High, he played on the ß ü i HT IS STíU 'è luck to you. Red. I always thought varsity basketball squad, and also for any business; $25 per morth; you were a regular guy, but in my played with the varsit\- baseball and COACHIWG- AT C.C.W.V. store located at 1313 St. George business we always have to be able football teams. WHERE HE HAS \3EEM TOR f c j - j T e a r s avenue, Linden. Inquire 1305 Baltimore avenue, Linden. to count over four. Though he likes baseball and foot­ ball, he’d rather play basketball every FOR RENT—Summit St., 716; first Jim Robson, shouldn’t feel bad about day in the week and still wouldn’t j The Linden Junior High School floor; fix rooms, bath, sun parlor, being dropped from Politics, as he can complain. Besides his activity with all im movements; garage. Rent, still dispense gas, and the gas he dis­ the Junior high teams he played with basketball team defeated the Alumni, Kggs That Are Earned S40. Inquire second floor. penses now will go much further. the Roselle Young Men’s Hebrew ,to register its third successive victory Snakes which climb trees for a spe­ Sport Briefs cial purpose have been found In Vene­ By H ) an M opsick. Club who at that time had one of the * of the season. The Alumni bowed to BASKETRY WORK AND CHAIR Get a great kick out of Banta and zuela. These reptiles swallow alliga­ snappiest teams in Union County. a 16-15. defeat in a hectic struggle CANE NG done promptly and Ross, they sure are the Damon & tor eggs whole, ascend to the top of 0 - Upon graduating from the Junior a tree, and calmly drop off, thus break­ right. Novelties for bridge pr.zes Pythias of today, they fight like Hell | which was featured by a last quarter High, he entered the high school and ing the shells of the eggs. and holiday gifts. Phone or call among themselves but that is private ¡spurt by the Junior High. The score Looking over the records of the City in his freshman year he played on the Ms. E. Serra, 219 South Stiles St., for their own amusement. Goodness I for the first quarter was 2-2. which League Basketball standings, one finds second team. But during his stay with Linden. help anybody that starts picking on ■ shows the tight guarding in the game. Land of Golden Gorse the seconds he caught the eye of that in order to cop the first half, either of them in the others presence. The Juniors took a lead of 6-5 at half Criccieth, in North Wales, Is called Coach Ted Cooper, for his shooting the Boys Club must win all remaining “Who taught you to skate?” LOST—between Miner terrace and How they fly into battle to help each time. In the third quarter the Alumni the “ Land of the Golden Gorse.” Its Quinlin’s Pharmacy, one electric and fine playing ability. mild climate makes it also the land of contests. Both the Anilines and Boys “ Well, last year, George taught me. ■other and if you don't think that they jumped to a three point lead aided by percolator. Please return to 516 In his Sophomore year he made».the tig, myrtle, hydrangeas and fuchias, The year before it was Charlie, and are tough guys to get the better of, Hauswald and Whitley’s long heaves. Club have lost one contest but the the year before that, I taught myself.” Miner terrace. Varsity basketball team and played a which flourish here in the open, for try picking on them with the other The last quarter saw' the Junior High Boys Club have thus far won one more fine game all year playing in manv the mountains shelter it from all the FOR RENT—One or tvva furnished, around. They remind me of a real show a burst of speed which netted contest than their opponents thus they rooms, with separate kitchen. In­ games. He also earned his Letter in north and east winds. Irish married couple, where the hus­ ¡them 6 points to the Alumni’s 2 and must annex the remaining games. REASON FOR APPLAUSE quire 35 Gesner St. ’phone Linden his sophomore year. In his junior 2-3220. band beats hell out of the wife to , the game. year he again played on the Varsity Acre* Under Glass One of the most funniest things prove that he loves her. Perry and DeSurncy led the Junior’s HEMSTITCHING anc) PEOOIXG: d, squad and was. according to the Tomatoes and grapes are grown in itli 5 and 4 points respectively. that has ever happened took place last er 1000 seeds. Send Money ized flower occurring so often in dec­ signing off. Tweet Tweet. friends with a person who never oration, is an ancient emblem. France -Order direct to Nursery Division, laughs and one who laughs all the HAVE THAT HAT CLEANED Charyic Drake.- won’t admit yet that in 1179 had as its coat of arms a Salisbi lrv Go.. Salibury Mills, N.Y. Nujol does more moving than he does. time. Vou can’t find out for sure what blue field sprinkled with fleur-de-lis. Mojt Powerful Drug either is thinking about.—Washington and blocked now only 50c Words are, of course, the most pow­ Write for quantity quotation. Star. The Empress Theodora back in 527 The Old Bone Twister, Doctor D. made like new A. D. had one in her crown. erful drug used by mankind.—Rud yard Kipling. .WHITE WOMAN would like house- McCormack, may soon get a Phosphoru* in Body work >r care of sick. Three years’ hance to give me a work out if my Also shoes shined Approximately 70 per cent of the Patriotic Privilege Lady—What part of the price do ack don’t start feeling better, but if body’s phosphorus Is in the skeleton, A free country Is one in which the Not the Prizefighter’s refere ice; fond of childern. Tele- A. CHIARAMONTE Beauty Note: The tense hand you charge for the water in your milk? do go, I'll make all the rules regard- about 9 per cent in the muscles, 1 per citizen is privileged to “cuss” the gov­ Milkman—Not a cent—I charge only phone Rahway 7-0321J. Good home lg holds, and all strangle and choke cent in the brain and nerves, and the 104 N. Wood Avenue ernment—and then remain at home on strikes an ungraceful attitude.—Wom­ an's Home Companion. for the milk that’s In the water, ma’am. preferred. olds will be barred, and I’ll be time rest in the body fluids. election day.—San Antonio Express. È * » PAGE SIX THE LINDEN OBSERVER, FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933 Employes of PuhKc Service MOST SPECTACULAR BEEBE BROADCASTS DE E. BRADSHAW, NEWLY ELECTED HEAD With Company 25 Years or More OF U. S. AGENCIES OF W. 0 . W , IS NATIONALLY KNOWN SECRETS OF OCEAN Consul for the states of Arkansas, Sixtv-tliree Have Each Been Bureau of Investigation Is As General Attorney He Was Louisiana and Mississippi before in Service for Forty Least Advertised. Active Legally in Nearly being elected to the Board of Di­ DEPTHS TO NATION Every State rectors while J. C. Root was first Years or Longer One of the least advertised and yet president of W. O. W. Telephone Wire to Steel Ball aiost dramatic and spectacular of all De Emmet E. Bradshaw, who Mr. Bradshaw came to Omaha in federal agencies is the bureau of in­ was elected president of the Wood- 1916 as General Attorney and with Half Mile Below Ocean’s T THE end of 1932 there were vestigation of the United States De­ -men of the World Life insurance Mr. Fraser reorganized the Asso­ Surface Carries His Voice Corporation of New Jersey and partment of Justice. To most casual Association at a special meeting of ciation into the strongest fraternal Ak 1,090 employes of Public Service insurance company in the world. citizens the bureau is just a name, if its subsidiary operating companies He engaged in litigation on behalf It Is known at all. The credit for fa­ While dangling in a steel ball near­ who had been awarded honorary gold of W. O. W. in nearly every state mous cases in which the clinching ly one-half mile below the surface of badges for having completed twenty- of the Union and in federal courts evidence against an international thief, the Atlantic off Nonsuch Island In the five years or more of continuous em­ with a very large degree of success. Bermudas, Dr. William Beebe, the New ployment with Public Service and a defaulting banker, or a confidence Members of the Board of Direc­ York Zoological Society's famous predecessor companies. Of this num­ man on the high seas was furnished tors regard Mr. Bradshaw as one by an agent from the bureau is gen­ ocean explorer, spoke to the audiences ber sixty-three have each been in con­ of the outstanding legal minds in tinuous service for forty years or erally given the police. the fraternal insurance field. His o f fifty-two National Broadcasting Tiie bureau agents, credited as be­ Company radio stations a few weeks longer. profound knoivledge of insurance ing the ace detectives in the United j law and his natural leadership are ago. Employing an operator’s tele­ To John J. Kelly, foreman in charge of automobiles, at the Hudson Division States and American possessions, his chief assets. phone set. like those now being used 1 j v . ^ Gas Distribution shop of Public Ser­ avoid the limelight. Although every “ No man was ever more fort- in Bell System telephone central of­ vice Electric and Gas Company, in agent is trained in law and account­ I unate than 1 in his mother,” said fices, he gave radio listeners a de­ Jersey City, goes the honor of being ing their work is highly secretive. Pub­ : Mr. Bradshaw. “ Her loving pray- tailed description of his passage to the oldest employe in point of service licity is avoided as in contrast to tlie j ers follow me all the flays of my the ocean's depths. in the entire organization. Mr. Kelly, courting of publicity by most investi­ ! life, and I owe all of my success to ( ¿ f r e e d o m Soon after he and his companion, at the age of thirteen, began his ca­ gating bodies. I the early training and care she gave me. I am glad to say that Otis Barton of Hie American Museum reer on March 1. 1SS4, as stable boy at Field Is Broad. •when t v e do the Jersey City Gas Light Company’s Some of the most dramatic crimes, though she is 96 years old, she of Natural History, the inventor of the John J. Kelly, of Jersey City, Is Oldest is still able to get around the steel ball, called a bathysphere, had plant. Provost and Sixth Streets, Jer­ in Point of Service. made famous in play and story, come sey City. Within a few months lie will under the jurisdiction of this body. house, taking care of her duties, t h e been securely sealed in the globe and making quilts, knitting laces.” have completed forty-nine years of Gas Company; Vice President Mat­ Their field includes crimes on the high De E. Bradshaw were on their way downward, Dr. Mr. Bradshaw is a past presi­ service with Public Service and pred­ thew R. Boylan, Public Service Co­ seas, treason, violation of the national the Sovereign Camp in Omaha, Beebe reported that the ocean water ecessor companies. ordinated Transport; General Counsel Nebraska, on November 30, was dent of the Fraternal Society Law WASHING banking and bankruptcy laws, thefts Association and also of the Legal was as “black as Hades.” Shortly af­ Included in the list of those whose Frank Bergen and about a score of formerly general attorney of the from interstate shipments, bribery, Section of the National Fraternal ter, however, when they had reached term of service exceeds a quarter of a other executive officers. organization for 16 years. O longer tied down crimes on Indian reservations, escaped Congress. As general attorney, Mr. a depth of about 1,500 feet, he de­ century are President Thomas N. Mc­ The plan of honoring each Public Mr. Bradshaw fills the unexpired federal prisoners, civil rights, and Bradshaw approved more than N with the dreary clared that fish were swimming about Carter and Vice Presidents Percy S. Service employe who lias served for term of the late W. A. Fraser, who domestic violence, and nil others not $200,000,000 of bonds purchased for drudgery of old-fash- Young, Edmund W. Wakelee and twenty-five years or longer, by presen­ died while in Europe. Mr. Fraser under their own light. At 1,750 feet, assigned to a specific agency. the organization, and is largely re­ ior ed washday, you will he said the number of lighted fish had George Barker of Public Service Cor tation of a gold badge, was inaugurated In two fields, especially, tlie Depart­ was buried in Dallas, and special memorial services were held in his sponsible for the excellent secur­ have many added houm increased and at 1,900 feet, he claimed poration of New Jersey; Vice Presi­ January 2S, 1925, when SS5 employes ment of Justice agency is the protec­ memory at national headquarters. itise it has in its portfolio. of leisure each week fot that everything was “lit up.” dents Edgar Allegaert and John A. gathered in Newark Terminal to re­ tor of civil rights and liberties. As a Clark of Public Service Electric and ceive badges. The newly elected president was W. O. W. has had a steady con­ * your enjoyment. Tele­ Down anoth r hundred feet, the sci­ co-ordinating policy agency the bu­ sistent growth during the 42 yean entist, who has been a stadent of deep- bom in a log cabin in Arkansas. phone ua now. reau aids in tlie capture and convic­ He taught school as a youngster of its existence, it has approxi­ aea life for years, was nevertheless CHILDREN’S SOBS Shamrock of Yradition tion of thousands of state and national mately 400,000 members through­ astounded by what he saw. and then attended LaCrosse col­ UPSET COURT AND Common White Clover? laws. At Washington the most com­ legiate Institute. Later he was out the United States. Its net as­ Conver Is Broadcast On March 17, of all the year, one plete fingerprint bureau in the world graduated from National Normal sets on December 1 of this year REVERSE A JUDGE Ls maintained for tlie aid of all police The broadcast was a telephone con­ simple little trefoil of green stands University at Lebanon, Ohio. He totaled more than $110,000,000, proudly above all flowers, at least in igencles. attended the night law school of which is an increase in net assets Linden City Laundry versation between Dr. Beebe, in the Not only ate ttie prints of federal bathysphere, and his secretary, Miss the hearts of millions of Celts ail over the University of Arkansas and of $4,500,000 during one year. Girl and Boy Refuse to Go violators maintained lint the prints of Among the features of W. O. W. Gloria Hollister on the Freedom, the the world. The story of the Irish started his practice in Little Rock. Elizabeth Ave. and Lumber Streei tug boat from which the ball was sus­ With Mother and Cling shamrock, and of its use by the zeal­ any fugitive wanted li.v any police de­ Mr. Bradshaw was very active are Radio Station WOW in Omaha and the World Memorial Hospital pended. Sometimes he described to Their Father. ous and adroit Patrick to Illustrate partment for any crime from leaving in politics and business in Little at San Antonio, Texas, for mem­ Telephone Linden 3-S434 strange sea forms which came right to a wavering pagan king a vexed the scene of an accident to robbery Rock. »He became associated with bers afflicted with tuberculosis. up to the quartz window of the bathy­ Chicago.—A nine-year-old girl and point in Christian doctrine, lias been with a gun are kept. A free “posting” Woodmen of the World as Head sphere and gazed curiously at the her five-year-old brother threw the toid over and over. system, by which any police chief can have tlie fingerprints of a fugitive Ev^I**!**!***«-*?« *~‘~*.V*«.*~*..*..*M*..*..*—*.**.V.*^'».*.<*« *—*..***..*• r* . * • « • * » « _ * A .' * • • • _ men within. courtroom of Superior Judge Ross C. Just what plant Patrick stooped Named After “Old Nick” , * ****** « • .« • • •».».• »• ...A ...., During the dive, Dr. Beebe made Hall and part of tbe county building down to pluck in that memorable de­ placed on file is maintained. The prints of every arrested man is Nickel was named by German min­ continual requests to the men in the into turmoil by defying a court order bate cannot certainly be stated; but ers in the early part of the Eight­ tug boat to lower the bathysphere still placing them in custody of their moth­ It is likely that it was the common checked eacii time against the files and co operation given the correspond­ eenth century, writes William H. farther. When the ball had reached er. The children secured reversal ot white clover. For the traditional ing police chief. Baldwin. Fresh lodes of ore had a. depth of 2,200 feet. Dr. Beebe re­ tlie order after the judge confessed he shamrock of Ireland is not peculiar Tlie arrest and conviction of Gene been laid open in Saxony which were ported that the ball was "rolling like was upset by the children’s protests. to the Island of Saints alone, -»t glittering and full of promise; but BE R EAD Y Elms for murder is a case illustrative the dickens.” This was caused by the They left happily with their fattier. grows everywhere that a chalk or of tliis work. On February 7. 1931. the only a worthless metal could he ob sea on the surface which was toss­ The domestic drama opened when limestone soil gives it favorable root­ bureau received from the police de­ tained from the ore. In disgust, the ing the tug. Soon after, as the rolling the judge ordered Mrs. Margaret Smrz, age. Its special luxuriance in Ire­ superstitious miners named tiie ore continued, the order was given to haul land Is due simply to tlie combination partment at Tulsa. Okia.. the finger­ JAN U AR Y 6tk and 7th twenty-eight years old. to take Eileen, prints of Gene Elms with a notation kupfer-niekei (copper-nickle) after the bathysphere to the surface. fhere of ideal soil conditions and the “ Old Nick” and his mischievous her blond daughter, and Rudolph, Jr., that he was wanted for the murder Dr, Beebe made another spectacular peculiar Irish climate, with its mild gnomes. Nickel it has remained in A BIG DOLLAR from her husband, a truck driver. of a police officer. Checking tlie files dive In 1930, when he went down to a winters and long, cool, moist sum­ English and all the European lan­ Mrs. Smrz is seeking a divorce on It was ascertained that two days pre­ depth of a quarter of a mile, and be­ mers. guages.-—Detroit News. charges of cruelty. Her attorney. Vic­ viously a fingerprint card was received fore this he inquired of the Bell Tele- One other plant contests with the tor Frohiich, said the father had re from St. Paul, Minn., stating that one phona-Laboratories as to what type of clover its claim to tlie iionor of be­ GRAB BAG SALE fused to surrender the children. Early American Clockrraker “ ““ telephone equipment would be best to ing the original shamrock. This is Raymond Parker had been arrested use between the sphere and the sur­ Cling to Their Father. for Investigation. Tlie two prints were Christian Kby, a clockniaker in Mnn- one of the species of tlie oxalis or heim. Pa., about 1S30, was well known Values $1.00 to $29.75 face. The Laboratories presented The children were led from the sheep-sorrel, well known in this coun­ Identical and Elms was tried on tlie murder charge in Oklahoma and sen­ for tiis grandfather clocks. He left him with two operator’s sets which in­ courtroom crying. In the corridor the try. Old Irish herbals give this plant for ONE DOLLAR tenced to life imprisonment. Another his business to his two sons, George corporated the development models of boy wrapped his arms about his fa­ also the name “seamrog,” and ascribe murder suspect was arrested through j and Jacob Eliy, who followed in their ARE YOU LUCKY? a new operator’s transmitter. ther’s legs and refused to move The to it medicinal virtues almost mir­ the same system ns a result of leav­ father's footsteps. Use Efficient Transmitters daughter clung to his arm. Both aculous. wailed. The mother was in tears. ing the scene of an automobile acci­ The transmission element in these It will never be possible to deter­ Other courtrooms emptied. Bvstand- dent. transmitters is the same as that in mine the matter accurately. Before Great Lakes’ Altitudes The Greenberg Co. ers offered advice. the Seventeenth century cr there­ The other field in which the bureau The approximate altitude of tlie the lapel microphone which was such comes most in contact with business an important factor in the broadcast­ The father consented to take ttie abouts, plants were classified by their various Great Lakes is as follows: and civic loaders is in the investiga­ ____ (The Store That Satisfies) ing of the political conventions last children to the street and talk with leaves rather than by their flowers, Lake Superior, 602 feet ; Lake Michi­ tion of all bankruptcy frauds. Prac­ June, them. Tlie children continued crying so that tlie three-leaved clover and gan, 57.8 feet; Lake Huron. 57S feet; tically tlie only protection legitimate Lake Erie, 572 feet; Lake Ontario, 220 North Wood Avenue Linden 2-2584 The bathysphere itself is four feet in tlie elevator. Employees left offices the three-leaved oxah's were both business has against the confidence 240 feet. nine inches in diameter and weighs in tlie building to learn the cause of “ shamrocks” to the early Iris'll.—Kan­ the disturbance. sas City Star. man and swindler who avails himself 5,400 pounds. Its steel wails are about of ttie loopholes in tlie bankruptcy an inch and one-lialf thick. The en­ A throng swelled about the family in the lobby of tlie county building. ■aws, ttie bureau investigators are con­ [ 3 HO Esl LID 0 EO 0 {nj [□] ¡c trance to the ball is through a man­ stantly busy checking the schedules hole over which is clamped a 400- The children refused to leave their fa­ Dutch Offered to Sell of bankrupt petitioners. Thousands of pound lid. The bathysphere rests on ther, meeting each argument with a Manhattan to Bavaria fresh burst of crying. A bailiff stig- dollars in hidden assets have licet re­ a heavy steel base. Inside, oxygen is New York might have been a Ba­ gesled all return to the courtroom. turned through tliis agency. 11 supplied from a tank and chemicals varian town had tlie British not occu­ in tlie courtroom tile children Embezzling Cashier. Why Not Add to Happiness by Deciding to in trays take up the exhaled carbon pied New Amsterdam at the decisive dioxide gas and the moisture given off screamed as their mot tier and father moment and forcibly made tlie Dutch All violations of tlie national hank­ by the body. argued, attorneys wrangled and Mrs. settlement an English colony, ancient ing net come under the jurisdiction Unique Broadcast Circuit •’s mother, Mrs. Margaret Wes- documents discovered in tlie Munich of the bureau. One of tlie most noted Chicago cases of recent years was tlie l°j The circuit for Dr. Beebe’s broad­ iraisky, shouted that her daughter archives disclosed. was not worthy to have tlie children. arrest and conviction of John E. Mal­ cast was very unusual. After his In 1664, tlie documents show, nego­ 0 Take a lour This Year Attorney Richard Klein, representing loy, assistant cashier of tlie Lawrence words reached the deck of the Free­ tiations were under way between the the fnther. and Attorney Frohiich were Avenue National bank. Malloy misap­ 0 dom over the telephone wires men­ Bavarian elector, Ferdinand Maria, ISJ near blows. At every lull Mrs. Wes propriated funds and showed up in 0 tioned before, they were sent by ra­ and a group of Dutch diplomats for trntsk.v shouted that fortune tellers Milwaukee, claiming to have been tlie Travel now and take advantage of Depression Rates, dio to the receiving station of the Im­ the sale of Manhattan island and the had toid tier the children would be victim of a holdup in the bank, j perial and International Communica­ surrounding territory which the Dutch tor that trip to the Old Country or for that needed va­ tions, Ltd., near Hamilton, Bermuda. better off with their father. Through the reconstruction of practi- i LsJ had possessed since 1020. Tlie Brit­ eally tlie entire ledger system of the cation Trip South, West Indies or to the Mediterranean. From Hamilton the circuit followed Judge Leaves Bench. ish move upset their plans. We assist you to obtain all Travel Documents such as jöj wire lines to the transmitting point hank his story was proven false and The judge left the bench, announc A scheme of Dr. Johann Joachim Malloy was sentenced four years in li at St. Georges, Bermuda, and from Berber, Bavaria’s financial adviser, Reentry Permit, Visas, etc., according- to the particular ing he would be unable to make a de prison and lined .$5,000 on s charge of there over the regular Bermuda ra­ provided for tlie acquisition of col­ Iñ) cisidil in such disorder. He ordered making false entries and embezzling LE3J requirements to fit your trip. There is no charge lor dio telephone channel to the A. T the children brought into his chain onies and tlie creation of a Bavarian \m $39.900. and T. Company receiving station at bers. Screams and crying could be navy. His efforts were advocated EO this service. Nctcong. N. J. From there, of course, Investigation and search for the fu­ ÍÜ3 ID heard through the door. Tlie judge warmly by the elector, Ferdinand gitive is never given up by 12“ De­ the circuit led to New York, where came out 15 minutes later, perspiring Maria. Bavaria’s search for colonies Isl All Steamship, Cruise, Plane and Bus Tickets available kl tile program was supplied to the broad­ partment of Justice investigators One “ The girl is in hysterics, tlie boy was born out of the Thirty Years’ wa* lPJ casting stations over nearly 15,090 which had ravaged tlie ~“untry and ex­ of the longest successful -c a relies here at the same rates as at the Main Office of any Com­ is in hysterics and I’m near hysterics,” ended in tlie arrest and convictV-w of miles of program transmission circuits. hausted tlie stale treasury. he said. “ Let their fattier have them.” Grover S. Elam, a bank embezzler pany. Oj from tlie First National bank of High­ ¡0] Widow Who Never S aw BONERS are actual humorous land, Wis. INTERNATIONAL PHASE CF □1 Mate to Share Estate tidbits found in examination papers, Tlie bank failed in 1931 and an In­ S3 TELEPHONE SEEN IN BOOK essays, etc., by teachers. vestigation by ttie bureau showed S50.- JOS. ZIMMERMAN GÌ New Haven. Conn.—A widow who 000 unaccounted for. Elam was in­ Significant of the growth of inter- never saw her husband was granted Truancy is something which has dicted. but because he was suffering a stiare in the estate of Louis Lopes, national telephone communication is been proven to he true. from a bad gasoline burn a warrant in a decree entered in Probate conn * * * ...... Authorized Travel Bureau the recent publication of a telephone was not served pending his recovery, 0 here. Tlie Resurrection was when tlie in tiie meantime he disappeared. Spe- ; 550 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth Phone EKz. 3-94i0 vocabulary, entitled “ Vocabulaire Tél­ Lopes, a Portuguese citizen, was éphonique International,” published women came and found the tomb had cial agents of the bureau of investi- | Open Evening's until 10 p. m. married by proxy April 28, 1931, to been rolled away. gation instituted a search for him and under the auspices of the Internation­ Mary Miguel Lopes of Fogo. Portugal * * • a few weeks ago he was located in al Advisory Committee on Long Dis­ Lopes, who came to this country in Blunderbuss is ttie name tlie British Chicago under tlie name of Albert S. tance Telephony. It is in seven lan­ 1PH and lived many years in Ware- nave given to their busses. Nagel and is being returned to Wis­ guages. Its purpose is to provide a ham. Mass., died April 1. 1932. h— ' * * * consin for trial. collection of technical terms which, One of the rights people enjoy under The bureau lias been in existence in these languages, are commonly American Military Genius I he Constitution is the right to keep for 24 years and comprises 22 tiled used in telephone literature. It is curious to observe, since the bare arms. offices located throughout the United In recent weeks, international tele­ war of 1914-1918, tlie enormous ami * * * Stales and its possessions. In each phone communication lias been estab­ ever-growing prestige of the American What kind of a noun is trousers? office there Is stationed a staff of lished, either by direct circuit or by generals of our Civil war. If we may Uncommon noun becaues it is singular trained investigators under tin» super radio telephone, between the United judge by expert foreign military opin­ on top and plural at tlie bottom. vision of an investigator in ctiief. The States and South Africa; Germany ion, five Americans in one local wai * * * national director of the bureau is J. and the Union of South Africa; Bel­ — I.ee, Jackson,„Grant, Sherman, Sher­ Adagio is a kind of anesthetic danc­ Edgar Hoover, with the Chicago office gium and Spain; Belgium and Czecho­ idan—stand higher in military annals ing. being in charge of W. A. McSwain. slovakia; Belgium and certain trans­ than any general from any country in * * * atlantic liners; Belgium and Cape­ the war between nations. I know noth­ The esophagus is tlie tiling the hack Paupers Are Lacking town (Union of South Africa) ; Ger­ ing about this myself; I am merely bone leans on. Bethlehem, Conn.—This rural com many and Greece (Saloniki); Hun­ recording the opinions of experts.— munity boasts it has not a single pau­ Giant Devilfish gary and Poland; and Jugo-Slavia and William Lyon Phelps In Scribner's per to support and the tax rate hai In the Gulf of Mexico are devilfish Magazine. been decreased from 20 to 16 mill*. Turkey. that measure 22 feet from tip to tip. THE LINDEN OBSERVER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933 PAGE SEVEN

11 0 0 11 0 0 m 0 0 ii 0 0 ii 0 0 m 0 li 0 m 0 ti 0 ii 0 II 0 m 0 m 1933 Will Be The Greatest Year 0 ti 0 m 0 m 0 0 m 0 Ii 0 ii Linden Has Ever Known 0 ii 0 ii 0 ii 0 ¡i 0 m 0 m 0 m As the new year approaches we become more and more Why did millions of men and women, when they got out 0 m confident that this nation will survive and that the city of of a job, go quietly back to their homes; and when they got 0 i Linden will continue to progress. The coming year will be out of food and fuel, go quietly to the organizations that were 0 0 one of the greatest this nation and this community have providing for them? 0 ! 0 1 ever known. 0 1 Why, when you were setting up machinery to take care 0 1 We will realize that this survival will be due to the wis­ of millions of unemployed, were the thirty million wage- 0 1 dom and cooperation of a comparatively small handful of earners who were still employed willing L ^own into their 0 0 men who have been making history in Linden and through­ pay envelopes, week after week and mon, er month, and 0 0 out the world even while you and I have not been making- dig up by far the biggest percentage of the money necessary 0 0 headlines. to carry on? 0 0 0 0 We will come to realize that we who are living now will 0 0 And finally, why under this tremendous upheaval in our 0 0 ID ED have lived through a period that will go down into posterity normal affairs were these millions of wage-earners willing to 0 0 as the generation that stood at the turning point of history. continue their buying habits to the very utmost of their cap- 0 0 0 0 And turned it right. actiy in order to maintain the widespread markets which you 0 and they had been building up together? 0 To many of us the threatened breakdown of a civilza- 0 0 0 0 tion and the difficulties of a community have not meant WE THINK THE REASON IS THIS : 0 0 0 very much. We went about our Christmas shopping as usual. 0 0 The storekeepers tell us that Christmas trade was better than When you let loose those forces twenty years ago, you 0 0 they expected. And the man on Wood avenue has very defin­ did something else that you did not count upon. You did more 0 0 H ED 0 0 ite evidence that business is picking up. than make the American wage-earner into a market instead 0 of a commodity. 0 0 0 0 [s] But to some men of science, and to some men of affairs 0 0 it was none too certain that this foolish old world hadn’t You made him into an educated, thinking force as well. 0 0 botched its affairs too badly ever to come back to normal. A :0 0 national magazine, however, has dug up facts that prompted You may not have realized it, but between 1908 and 1928 0 El__ 0 an analysis that has convincing logic— and should lend great you put seven hundred thousand more men and women into 0 our universities, a large percentage of them sons and daugh­ 0 0 assurance to the hopeful. Speaking of national conditions in m m a manner which is peculiarly applicable to the city of Linden ters of wage-earning America. You put three and a quarter ED M 0 HI and its inhabitants, the publishers of True Story Magazine million more boys and girls through high schools and junior - W 11 have printed this analysis, which begins with events of some colleges, the greater percentage of them the sons and daugh­ twenty years ago and continues: ters of wage-earning America—and many of them from our own home town of Linden. And through the betterment of El Hi m m That was when you decided that America’s great mass your grade schools, you made it possible for some twenty- ED 0 of wage-earners should cease to be a commodity and become eight million children to have something more than a rudi­ Hi m a market. That was when you began voluntarily to shorten mentary education with which to do their thinking. HI m the hours and raise the wages of millions of men. hi m For the first time in all history a nation was dealing with El El 0 0 When you began doing this, these millions of wage earn­ millions upon millions of educated workers instead of millions 0 m El HI ers began buying the products they were helping to make in upon millions of an illiterate mass when we came to the cross­ El HI greater and greater quantities, thus extending your markets roads of our destiny. El HI beyond anybody’s dreams. They even became partners in El HI your affairs. And by 1928 the last vestiges of the great bar­ El HI rier that had stood between Capital and Labor for a hundred E3 HI How closely the analysis and opinion quoted above tal­ 0 0 and fifty years had been broken down. ED HI U ED lies with what might be said of Linden as a community and of El 0 Both Capital and Labor had entered into a definite com­ the people of Linden! True, there are those whose minds ~un El HI mitment to work together. Both understood the deal. Both 0 HI agreed to it. , more to partisan politics than to civic interests, orderly prog­ Ü 0 ress or the welfare of their neighbors who will disagree with Then came the great world crisis, and suddenly, without such an analysis—but even these should admit there is logic H H3 warning, these production forces ofAmerica and the consum- El HI U HI ming masses of America, capitalist and wage-earner, found printed on this page and many there are, we believe, who will 0 HI ED HI themselves at the crossroads of destiny. 0 H U 0 agree that— 0 m u Anything could have happened at that time. Every fac­ 0 0 0 * * * >;: 0 0 tory could have been converted into a fortress, every home 0 0 turned into a barricade. The mob could have been sweeping THE COMING YEAR WILL BE ONE OF THE GREAT­ 0 0 the streets, and our whole civilization could have fallen like 0 0 a house of cards. EST THIS COMMUNITY HAS EVER K N O W N and each year 0 0 0 0 thereafter will be even greater— so long as we continue to edu­ HI HI This is always what has happened before. The records of such times are many. Every civilization breaks down cate our children and maintain our interests in the problems 0 0 when the situation gets bad enough. of our community and of our nation. 0 0 Why didn’t it happen this time? —The Editor. PAGE EIGHT THE LINDEN OBSERVER. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1933 INSOMNIA CURE Synopsis of Minutes of MAYOR’S MESSAGE Veteran Notes Board of Freeholders 3 ¡(llllllIlIlllllIlIlIfllDilllHHUUdUddUdHUUUUmUDHUllUHIHiilH Plans that will make the Linden Vet­ Regular meeting of the Union TO COUNCIL erans League the most outstanding County Hoard of Chosen Freeholders was held at the Court House, Elisa­ veteran organization in the County*are beth N. J- on Thursday. December We sail not afford to have on our 1st. 1932’. at 2:30 J>. m. being formulated by the members at Director McMane presiding. Roll I GRAB-BAG SALE municipal payroll any individual the present time, these plans will in­ call showed twenty im-mbei s present 1 a rut four absent. ■whose work is not absolutely essen­ clude much civic work from which the Minutes of tho meeting of Novem­ 1 tial to the City. We must consoli­ ber 17th. 1932. were approved as ia-r league will derive nothing only the printed copies on the members’ date and eliminate positions wher­ pleasure of having assisted the local d e sk s. Resolution that all bills approved I FRIDA Y and SA TURD A Y ever possible. I recommend that no relief administrators. be ordered paid was adopted. 11 Freeholders Anthes, Drooseher and 1 position be filled or appointment At the present time the members Van Daren reported at this Mine. confirmed where there is a salary of the League are selling clock tickets Copy of a resolution from Bor­ ough of Rosello Park favoring es­ | this week attached, until a thorough study for $100.00 in gold which will be tablishment of a Small Claims Court was referred to the Finance Com­ "What’s the best cure for insomnia is made and it is shown that the awarded as soon as the tickets are m it tee. you know of?” 1 position is absolutely necessary. sold, the entire proceeds of this ven­ Request from Garwood Taxpayers’ Association for public meeting on “ Sleep.” 1 From my experience with the ture will be used for relief among the budget in the evening was referred veterans of Linden, and in addition to Finance Committee. | A Few of the Outstanding Values City’s affairs, I can and do suggest Communication from Judge Lyness ODD CAMPAIGN every unemployed veteran selling these stating he had appoint«! Miss Eliza­ and recommend that the Council beth Monohan temporarily to Jan­ i abolish the office of Commissioner tickets receives 25 per cent of the u a ry 1st. 1932. was referred to Fi­ nance Committee. of Streets and that the duties and sales, it is purely a relief venture and Communication from Comptroller deserves the support of every local of City of Elizubeth requesting re­ powers of that office be placed in duction in County- Budget was re- i A $37.50 Wrist Watch the Engineers office. The Engineer­ citizen. > ferred to Finance Committee. Communication from City of Sum­ 1 ing Department is capable beyond John Campbell is able to be about mit asking for traffic sign at Orch­ again after a slight accident while on ard and Broad streets was referred 1 Goes for $1.00 In a Package doubt of assuming these duties- to Road Committee. his way to work. Comrad Campbell Statement and plans for the year I recommend that the Board of 1933 was received from N. J. Agri- Health employ a plumbing inspec­ is one of the instructors of the League cultural Experiment Station and re­ Drum & Bugle Corps and his recovery ferred to Finance Committee. tor on a part time basis. One day a Monthly reports of the Stationery. is welcome news to its members. Rahway Drawbridge. Elizabeth week in my apinion would be suf­ Drawbridge. Jail, Election commit­ A $12.96 Silk Floss Mattress d ficient. The inspection work going Bernard McDonald one of the origi­ tees. Purchasing Agent. Supervisor Hi nators of the Veterans League is the of Roads. Super in tendon t of Weights ■on now is not enough to justify the and Measures. Engineer and Home s-v L2 employment of a full time plumb­ champion hard luck member, first he Demons' ■ . non Agent wore leccived Goes for $1.00 In a Pack age lost his position with Warner to. and and tiled. ing inspector. j Resolution by Finance Committee “ De Wise is making a novel cam­ then his wife who had been ill for approving of ttie temporary appoint­ I recommend that the duties and ment of Miss Elizabeth Monohan in paign, isn't tie?” sometime passed away, and its not powers of the City Treasurer be Judge Eyuoss's Court was adopt«!. “Yes, he’s passing out good cigars." right to such a fine fellow as Mas— Resolution by Public urounus and placed in the hands of the collestor Buildings Committee recommending MANY VALVES IN THIS GRABS AG We're sorry. Buddy. the temporary appointment of Arthur of taxes and the office of City Trea­ Sharp as Engine-man was adopted. HUSBAND WAS MARVEL Mrs. Matthew Foltz wife of one of Resolution^ by Miscellaneous and surer be abolished. 1 the hardest workers in the League nar­ Education Committee authoi izing Di­ m I believe that the $500.00 salary rector and Clerk to execute le-iease rowly escaped death early last week, for damage to County Car was a- Sale Worth $1 up to 37.50 paid to the registrar of vital sta­ d o p ttd . but is on the road to recovery again— There being no further business tistics by the Board of Health can to be considered and upon motion Good luck—Mrs. Poltz. of Freeholder Eillibridge. duly sec­ be eliminated if the Board of Health Early next month will see the birth onded and carried, the 1J Hector de­ clared Board adjourned cntil Tliuis- and City Council will make the du­ cf a new monthly and incidently the day, December lath, 193-. at 2:30 plies of the .vgbtrar of vi'al stalis- , first Veteran newspaper to be pub­ CHAS. M. AFFLECK. tics a part of the office of the City | lished in Linden, it will be mailed to Adv. Clerk. The Greenburg Co- Clerk at no additional compensation. ' every Veteran in Linden and above I have been associated with the j all will be printed in Linden. Synopsis of Minutes of municipal affairs of the City of Lin- i Next weeks issue of the Linden Linden^ N. J. den in an ‘official capacity for the i newspapers will carry a complete re­ Board of Freeholders 220 Wood Ave. port of the money spent bv the "Vet­ past five y'ears. 1 have seen the City , “ Edison was a wonderful inventor, go forward, With your cooperation eran League in Linden, the League Regular meeting of the Union* Conn tv Board ol Chosen Freehold­ wasn't lie?” It will continue to move onward. members are strong advocates of Lu> ers was held at the Court House. “You might think so until you had Elizabeth N. J.. on Thursday, De­ Let us forget whatever political and In Linden” and are going to prove cember 15th. 1932. at 2:30 p. m. heard my husband.” personal prejudices that we may that they carry out their sentiments of Director McMane presiding. Roll call showed 22 members present and have, and devote our best efforts, buying in Linden. 2 a b sen t. With these initiation of the Annivers- Minutes of the meeting of Decem­ always, to make Linden a better ber 1st, 1932. were approved as per place to live and work in. ' ary class the League will pass its mark printed copies on the members of 200 members set for itself at the be­ ^ Erecholder Anthes and Rambert ginning of the past year, and this lias reported at this time. Resolutions that all bills approved ABILITY MEASURES been achieved in the face of strong op­ be ordered paid was adopted. position, however the mere spreading Forty-one communications from j PERSON'S SUCCESS various women’s associations pro­ of propaganda did not discourage the testing against the elimination of the Home Extension Bureau were re- . “ Success in life is relative.” members of the League, until now the reived and refer veil to the Finance writes Walter S. Gifford, president League goes into its second year in ComniitU’o. Seven coinjmmnications from var­ BELL BEEF CO. of the American Telephone and better condition both financially and a- ious Taxpayers Associations rep nest­ Telegraph Company, in Forbes ing hearing on budget be held in the an organization than many other or­ evening were received and referred Magazine. ganization's in the city. , to Finance Committee. “ In my judgment, success means Communication from County Clerk 10G N Wood Ave. Linden Tel. 2-32*77 making the most of such ability, per­ In making their progress during the j stating he had granted leave of ab­ past year the members of the League sence to Miss Anna Rack«» w as i o- sonality and physique as you have. f erred to Finance Committee ] 'M U U1] II © H D ©1U:©I©IHI©HIHiHI©©!©D1©¡©;tü1HIÜ!H I ^ ^ ^ ^ ;m m ^j!^ fully realize the value of the adver­ Statement of Sinking Fund Re­ Don't measure your success against quirements received, t mm depart­ others, but against your own poten­ tising the Linden News and Observer ment of Municipal Accounts anu re­ tialities. Never fret because sonie- ferred to Finance Committee. and the Elizabeth Journal have given Certified copy of a resolution from else lias done better. the organization, had it not been for State Highway Commission vacating Choice meats at lowest prices - Every item a Money Save1" “ If you become imbued with this certain portion of State Highway the splendid support of the local press Route No. 29 was roferred to Road philosophy of life and sincerely try the progress of the League would be C om m ittee. to do the best you can, and achieve Application from Charles A. Hig­ severely handicapped, some of the gins for a re-appointment as the sincere feeling that you are do­ morgue keeper for Plainfield District Specials fov Fridayand Satuaday Jan. 6 7th ing the best that you are capable Linden Merchants should appreciate was referred to Hospital Committee. Resolution from Department in­ of, you have attained as much suc- this fact and follow suit. stitutions and Agencies living rales fjtgs as any man can attain More The next meeting of the League will for various patients in State Insti­ n n i]gi!@ [!m [ii[!ian ® ® ® n n n n n ig]® 0ia|3isii@ininihia ip n n n a i b h h h i s tutions w a s reeeived and filed. than that, you will, on that basis, be held next Tuesday evening at 8 Communication from the Prose­ go just as far as you can go.” cutor enclosing Court Order increas­ P. M. sharp, all members should at­ ing salary of Frank C. Engleiiart, tend as the selection of new officers County Detective, was referred to Finanee» Cpted. A cross country telephone line no m ore; Report and resolution by Commit­ joined the dinner tables of both Ring out the feud of rich tee on Engineer’s Office recommend­ ing ietivt» of absence without pay Pure groups. On each table was a loud and poor. for Francis J. Buckley. Rodnvui, was Sausage & Ring in redress to all mankind. ad< »pted. speaker which magnified the conver­ Report of Special Comimittee on Prime sation so that it was heard all over Ring out a slowly dying cause. the death of our late member, Creamery And ancient forms of party Samuel P. T. Wilbur, was .adopted. Chopped Beef the room. Placed around the table strife; Resolution by Public Grounds ami Ring in nobler modes of life. Buildings Committee recomim Tiding were microphones to pick up each the torporary appointment of Wil­ R i o Roast 14c word and each clink of silverware. With sweeter manners, purer liam Strickland as Engineman was 2 lbs for 25c Butter 24c Members of the dining parties were laws. adopted. Resolution by Finance Committee able to carry on dinner table conver­ Ring out false pride in place and recommending the purehase of a I . sations back and forth almost as blood, new car for the SheYiff turning in though all were sitting around one The civic slander and the old car was adopted. Resolution by Finance Committee SI ÍÜJ *sQ [ÈjU l i mi] I I nil spite; denying the request of County clerk fsi [si m m m n u © un © © ui large table. Ring in the love of truth lor leave of absence for Miss Anna Although similar loudspeaker hook­ and right, Rack«) with pay but granting leave ups have been used on various occa­ Ring in the common love of for one year without pay was adopt­ good. ed. 7c lb. sions in different parts ot the country, Reaolution by Finance Committee Jersey Fresh Shoulder of Pork it is believed that this was the first making certain transfera of appro­ Ring out old shapes of foul dis­ priations was adopted. instance where such a convenience ease. Resolution by Finance Committee m ¡i [i m n u © n m n n © © © © u © © © © m © m © © © © © m © him©immmm\uimmuiuiuinnuiuimuim\u has ever been used to make possible a Ring out the narrowing lust authorizing tho issuance of $1,000,- dinner party for widely separated fam­ of gold; 000 Anticipation Tax Bonds was u- Ring out the thousand wars d opted. ilies. of old. Resolution by Finance CommU+ee Ring in the thousand years of fixing form of Bond was adopted. Resolution by Freeholder ladi- Sliced Baccn 1-2 lb Pkg. 7c Breast of Veal 7c lb Pure Lard 6c lb LISBON, PORTUGAL, NOW peace. bridge that when this Board ad­ journs it adjourns t«> m e e t T h u rs­ REACHED BY TELEPHONE Ring in the valiant man and free day. D ecem ber 22nd. 1932, at 2:30 p. The larger heart, the kind­ in. w a s adopted. Bell System overseas telephone lier hand; There being no further business. Stewing Veal 7c lb Sauer Kraut 3c lb Dixie Style Bacon 9 c lb Ring out the darkness cf the Director declared Board adjourned service has been extended to Lisbon. land, at 2:30 p. m. Portugal. Lisbon is reached over the R in g in the Christ that is to he. CHAS. M. AFFLECK — RORT» TENNYSON. proii Thursday, December 22nd. 1932, regular transat'antic radio telephone adv. Clerk. C'rcuits between New York and Lon­ don, and wire lines from London First Map of America through Madrid. The service is avail­ Earliest wap of America in exist able to al! Bell and Beli-conneeting ence now is that by Juan de la Close, telephones in the United ¡states, Cana drawn on parchment in L»00. da, Cuba and Mexico.