The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more rour Page Colored 20 Pages Today Comic Section CARTERET PRESS Three Sections [jj,. VII, No. 50 CARTRRKT, N. J., FRIDAY, AUCUST 30, 1929 PRICE THREK CENTS rge Autoist Borough Schools Jewish Protest Parade Staged in New York Carteret Active In Clothing On Fire LefVHis Victim To Open Wednesday Kiddie Camp Program Girl Blames Boy Man SaidToHave Pupils To Report Where They Several Borough Folks Attend Dorothy Yetman Aged 9 Is rleret d Injured B6y— Attended During Final Week Program—Carter- Badly Burned On Back— For Lack Of Ev»- of June — The Teaching Children In Cast. Says Boy Living Near Put Staff. Cnrtcrot playod an important parti Punk Down Her Back. the success of the Kiddi« Keep I According with the schedule adopt- in . lllk | Bulks, of 32 Duffy street, | Wil l Camp Visiting Day Tuesday at-' With her clothing nn fire as a re- ' was arraigned in Rahway ed by the Board of Education hero Th h h sult of an increditnhly crupl act upon rrrl, the public schools will open for th<> tirnoon There were over three hun- ,iKht on charges of leaving 'lro m thy Yotman, nged 9, of 7fi Atlantic (,f ,,n at the usual hour. All classes will re- prominent citizens of the county > it was alleged he ;in . ,,KI was going east on Milton teachers employed for the Borough Mra. Emil Stremlau served as host- ,;.'„„ which Pau; SicS, 16, the of Carteret: ony, told of how the boy, ten ess for the occasion. Thomas G. Ken- years old. who livca a few doors was riding his bicycle B. V. Herman, Supervising Prin- yon and Hn, Cbartai Bptna wars tha Bu awiy, pursued her wHh a piece o! ""\, the 'intersection of Broad cipal; Sadie Utman, clerk. nmmunity chairmen who sponsored Hifh School burning punk and pushed it down her \..t,\ Hulka made a wide turn and c invitations. back, under her clothing, ' .vi,,r«l the bicycle, which was A. D. Scott, principal; Clare Mono- The program, which took place* on han, M. W. Roach, Grace Hill, A. J. Screaming and running »t top Vly wrecked. The boy was o new outdoor stage, included the ,.„,.„ to the pavement by the gut- Malloy, Erminia di Martino, Jean De- irosentation of a musical comedy by speed as the burning punk Bpnred her Itulkn stopped and picked up the vine, Margaret Prentiss, G. Haviland, he campers and short addresses by skin, the little girl made matters Ethel Decker, Helen Heil, Sadie Do- worse as the air current produced by old him he would take him Ounty Prosecutor John K. Toolan, 1 *y 'p"hoitpitai.'"U is alleged however, mina, Loretta Powers, Mary McCar- Veeholder J. Fred Orpen, Camp Di- running spread the darn* . The light „ after asking Sica where he lived, thy, Florence Friedman, Doris Lu- ector George Gordon, Jr., Aylin clothing was blazing all ulqng her ,,,(,k the boy to the corner, told bern. 'ierson of Metuchen, Mrs. Joseph back when Mr. Kahn extinguished n call his father, and drove Eighth grades in the high school lond of Dunellen, Mrs. Sophie Wolfe the fire. building: Ethel Snyder, Mary Van- f New Brunswick and Miss Jane J. The girl said she waft standing in , ,„• night watchman at the Rahway Eostern. 'ackard of Stelton. front of her home when the Rickard ut" Supply Garage had noticed the Washington School Others among the guests who ex- boy came with^the punk. He lives Ethel Keller, principal. ressed themselves as favorably im- only a few dm/ft nwny and is said ci'trntinn license number and this to have tormented the little girl on Sod the police in locating the owner Eighth grade: Clarence Allen. ressed by the accomplishments of Seventh grades: Katherine Dono- he camp for the benefit of the coun- numerous occasions, Dorothy is the , in turn, brought the driver into Y r't Patrolman FlanMfan took tne van, Elizabeth McGinley Jakeway, y were Senator Rusaell E. Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yet- Kv to Dr. George E. Galloway's of- Louise Kreidler, Anne Gibney. SNAPPED AT NEW YORK-flome of the 80,000 Jaws who paraded before the City Hall of New York Assemblyman Henry Bergerg,, Mayor man, of Atlantic street and the where he was treated for bruises Sixth grades: Etta Date. Elizabeth and the British Consulate office here In a demonstration of protest against the slaying of their brethren by Thomah s DolaDl n of ParlinPli , MMayoMa r Wilil- granddaughter of fnrmer school Com- ut the back, shoulders and arms, Connolly, Mary Ziemba, Anna Cop- the Arabs In Jerusalem liam Hamilton of North PlainfielP d missioner and Mrs. Charles Morris, lin. ind Walter Masterson, supervisor of of Washington avenue. ,,1 a sprained right leg. Dr. Wantoch said he would decide Hulkn was dismissed for lack of Fifth grades: Mildred Sharkey, he County Workhouse. Wanda Knorr, Gertrude Casey, Mary today whether to have the child sent I'lH'O. The point stressed by all the speak- Filosa. Jakeway • McGinley Carteret Ferry Ends Cars Turns Over rs was the need for permanent to the hospital or treat her at her Fourth grades: Lillian Brown, Rose 'Uildings for the camp, and the use- home. There is not much change in Glass, Eleanor Harris. ulness to this end of friendly publi- her condition. No aritsts havt been Nathan H»L Sehool Nuptials Held Service Tomorrow Occupants Unhurt ity. made in the case. The boy who is ac- [ries To Retain Dog Mary J. Donohue, principal. •Said Freeholder Orpen, "The camp cused of the fiendish act denies the Fourth (trade: Minnie Chodosh. Ceremony Performed I n Falling Off Of Business Given But Shoe Flies Off and Injures s a wonderful place, well deserving charge and the little girl holds to her Third grades: Tillie Yuekman, An- the encouragement and support of Itory that he set her clothing on fire na Knorr. Minnie Mausner. Bride's Home Town—Will As Cause—Carteret Man To . Boys on Sidewalk. he whole county. I am convinced With the burning punk. Second grades: Bertha (Rubel, A. Reside In Carteret, Supply Ferry Service For hat if the citizens would come to see Catcher It Held In Bail Chester, R. Schonwald, Emma Chris- Two boys who were playing on the he camp and the children, the neces- tensen. Fort Passengers. sidewalk were injured and the occu- lity of permanent buildings might be For Action of Grand Jury-— A pretty wedding took place in St. pants of a car that turned over five put across very easily. The Board of First grades: Florence Rubel, So- Patrick's church in WilkeB-Barre on Second Game With Other phie Ziemba, Helen Strack, Hulda The Carteret ferry that has been times escaped without a scratch in a rreehofders is alwayB willing to help August 22, when Miss Elizabeth Mc- in operation between Carteret and freak accident here Monday night, in such a good cause." Stuttlce, Edith Ulman, Sadie Berson, Ginley became the bride of Thomas Anna Conlan. Linofeumville, Staten Island, for the The car that figured in the affair was Many Carteret children were in the lurt Williams, a colored man who Jakeway, of Carteret. Mis* McGinley past fifteen years will suspend tomor- Amboy Set For Sept. 29 a- [#m working as dog catcher for Columbut School the property of Wesley Moore, col- cast of the musical comedy, "A Dolls' is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. row night at 10 o'clock. A general ored, of 41 Mercer street. He was Tn-County Animal Relief Asso- Catherine Hermann, principal. V. McGinley, of 163 Stanton street, Symposium" by Elizabeth F. Cuptill. Continuation class: I. Levin. falling off of business due to traffic driving along Washington avenue Miss Margaret Collins, as Jack the Field Club To Be Strengthened ii.n. was put under' $1,000 bond Wilkes-Barre. . being diverted to the Outerbridge •or the- action of the grand jury Eighth grades: Esther Gordon, M. from Rahway. Edison Jones, colored Rover,, was Master of Ceremonies; By Big Time Players—Rum- The ceremony was performed by Crossing, the Goethals Bridge, and who lives in the same house with and Helen Soltesz, as Bobbie Shaftoe, uesday when he was arraigned on O'Brien, Marie Hamm. Rev. Father M. A. Hughes. Miss Seventh grades: Etta Levinson, to the Holland tunnel, is the cause. Moore was driving in the same direc added a humorous element. or of Woodbridge Series. arge of assault and battery at Louise Kreidler was the bridesmaid It is not thought likely that the ferry instance of Helen Wuntoski, of Winifred Fagan, Ida Nadel, Louise tion in another car. Others were Miss Rose Masluch as and William Hagan, of Carteret, was service will ever be resumed. Until Near Randolph street Moore over- According to an announcement jninn street. According to the worn- McCue. th» b«st mwi. Kn. Thomas iane the advent of th« two bridges one at a Baby Doll, Miss Mary Soltesz as a grades: Margaret Lloyd, took Janes and the cars touched, Bisque Doll. and. Misa ttuth Fenjk.fi ft? madtt by Hehny Stauback, manager In'r, Lumplaint, Williami hit her with Sixth _ played the wedding march and*Miss Elizabeth and the other at Perth Am- vn& promoter of the CarUret Field he ml used in catching dogs. Grace Mueller, Catherine Hughes, M. then Moore's car shot across the a Sailor Doll. The play was repeated Carrie Monahan sang "Ave Maria" boy, the ferry did a fairly brisk ve- street," hit a pole and began to turn Club, the second game of the all-im- Willuims who lives at 117 Nelson Rosenblum, hicle business during the daytime, Wednesday for the benefit of the Ser- during the ceremony. over. Moore was accompanied by vice clubs members who lunched at portant county series with Perth Am- itreet. New Brunswick, testified that Fifth grades: Anna Daley, Anna The bride made a charming picture although the evening business was boy will be juayed on Sunday, Sep- Wisely, Corinne Comba, Katherine other negroes in the car. They all the camp at that time. ...light a dog on the street and i...._n a _gow n of_ eggshel„ l chiffon and a not profitable and the ferry usually escaped injury. tember 29. It was also learned that ti the Wuntoski woman tried to Begjan. Miss The camp closes today after the Ernie Sabo, Mickey D'Zurrila, and Fourth grades: Lillian Gamble, hat to match. Miss Kreidler wore a closed down eariier than other fer. As the car went whirling over an< usual field day activities and the ban- kc t he dog out of the net. It was shell pink chiffon gown with large ver one of the tires flew off an Billy Urbanski, the latter of Perth t her (log. In the struggle, th» col- Victoria Lorent, A. Karasxkowtka. quet Thursday evening for the dis- Amboy and Kiggle Coplan, of Eliza- leghorn bat. The completion of the two bridges bounded across the atreet onto th« tribution of prizes to the healthiest, td man said, the handle of the net Third grades: C»th«ri« Beteel, An- The bride carried an arm bouquet and the opening of the tunnel a)l beth, will perform with the Field na Kutcner. sidewalk between the two boys ami the best camper, etc. Club in the second frame. ptrurk the woman lightly. of sunburst and babys breath. The tended to cut down the volume of into a yard. The boys, William Jurick Williams has been unable to get Clev«land School The season is the best the camp has bridesmaid carried a bouquet of pink business. 12 years old, of 317 Washington ave- known, the average gain for the At the present writing, Ernie Sabo, hundsman and is to be taken to the Anna R. Richards, principal. roses. Following the ceremony a re- A local ferry service for Carteret who will report to Jersey City in the Third grades: Lillian Dubow, Ma- nue and Henry Schroder, 11, of 311 whole camp being nearly six pounds. orkhuuse today. The incident is one ception was held for the immediate pedestrians will be established begin- Washington avenue were both bruis- Next year it is hoped that at least International League at the start of bf ninny in which persons have inter- tilda Weiss. relatives of the couple at the Hotel ning Sunday morning, Carl Kirchner, the 1930 season, continues to play Second grades: Ruth Gross, Jean ed about the arms. one permanent building may be con- Id with the dog catcher while he Reddington. Among the guests were: of Lafayette street. Carteret, will Moore's car was demolished and structed, a kitchen-dining-room- rec- sensational ball with Clarksburg in Performing his duty. Donlan, I. Wohlgemuth, M. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Al Jakeway and daugh- provide this service, using a power reation-shack unit. the Middle Atlantic. Jersey City is a First grades: Ruth Brown, Mildred' Jones' machine was badly damaged • hii Staz and John Fedor who ter, Ella and son, Albert, of Staten launch capable of carrying several The police believe that the two driv Yankee farm. Possessing an eye keen- arrested for street fighting Kahn, Eva Hollander, Lillian Catri, Island'; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ha- passengers. The new service will be- er than an eagle's and slamming the Loretta Kay and Anna Lewandowsky. ers were racing when the acciden lined $ 15 each. Joseph Costello, gan, Mrs. Harry Gleckner and son, gin Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and happened. pill as hard as ever, Sabo is a great t rl.-i Fli and George Hsyak, chairg- Special TtMiMn Harry" Jr., gf Carteret. There were the launch will make crossings every menace to opposing pitchers. He is »: uth being intoxicated, were fined Francis McCarthy, S. A. McCar- several guests from Wilkes-Barre. half hour. Congressman !s Children batting In the neighborhood of .300 " i-in-h. thy and Mamie Schwartz, physical Mr. and Mrs. Jakeway will reside in Surprise Shower Given and continues to lead the team. D'- 'liarles Comba, of Avenel who was training; Agnese Gunderson, art; Carteret after a wedding trip. For Miss Gertrude Case) Zurilla, also of Carteret, plays ball vm^ a car without lights, accord- John Cierniewitz, Manual training; The bridegroom is widely known Win Parade Prizes with the Binghampton entry in the Mary Hootihan, household arts; Gene- Miss Gertrude Casey, of Washing Penn-New York League. Little has i'i the arresting officer, was dis- in Carteret for.his activity in affairs Han Roughly Handled ton avenue who will be married earl vnl. Fred Lefuy, of 89 Essex vieve Kramer and Marion Currie, mu-^ of the American Legion and also as been heard by the writer of the do- sic. in September to Edward Smith, c Daughters of Harold G. Hoff- ings of D'Zurilla. Billy Urbanski, bat- JK-t, charged with being drunk and a prominent citizen, holding an ex- Elizabeth, was given a surprise mi ••. Wilson said he was robbed of Church when two cars were in coP of it until the group appeared bur- police, Silva attempted familiarities represented the "Spirit of France". tember 29 goes, and Sabo, D'Zurilla, '" When he appeared at police lision. Harry Weaver, of Elmhurst dened with refreshments. There were with a young woman; her brother saw Conran, all of Carteret; Miss Julia Allen Hoffman and Howard Littell King, of Woodbridge; Mrs. Clarence Urbanski and Coplan will play with ' to Wilson. Not suspecting any rooms, porch, tile bath and shower, ber, body recently painted black. Association of the Holy Family school f'f, Wilson said, he entered the land who dressed the injuries. at various summer resorts. Driven by only one person. A bar- Bobby Bates, of Jersey City, won The other car that figured in the hardwood floors, steam heat. Paved the Princess Diana prize through an was held Sunday afternoon and eve- waiting room when the two men atreet. Near school and bus lines, gain. Apply C. H. Byrne, 43 Chrome ning in the Falcon Hall and was at- upon him and one struck him accident w*s driven and i» owned by avenue, Carteret. Telephone Carter- accident that proved most fortunate. Charles Pavassky, of 46 Charles Please mention this paper UifeoO cash buys it. Apply room 619 The Jersey City boy waa riding in a tended by more than a thousand per- ivcr the »ome 1 Levy Building, Elizabeth. et 1600 or Woodbridge 576. sons. There was dancing, modern and ><>n- While he was dazed from theatreet, Carteretr He escaped with advertisers. — stage coach representing "Pioneer Days." Just before the stage reached the favorite dances of Poland. Music '"* the money was taken from his minor bruises and ft shaking up, and was furnished by a ten-piece orches- l and Asbury Park, a rear axle broke and \'l i the two men disappear- did not require medical attention. tra. Both cars were badly damaged. Arabs Clash With Jews at Palestine a timber was flitted so as to rest on •V case is being investigated by Weaver's was taken to the Speedway the front axle and the ground, serv- garage, and Pavassky's machine was ing as a skid. This was a common towed to the Lucas garage. method of making temporary repairs Cu-toret Mu Geti 2 Yean in the days when stage coaches were iV in Port Reading belong- Webster Hawk, of Mercer street, ">.' to the Public Service Company, Neil Zullo Takes Bride in gunerai use and the whole effect so pleased the judges that Bobby was waa given a sentence of two, year* ;<•> robbed of varioua.fittings Satur- In West New York today when he was arraigned in New ' r, l'7n1!*' th*> P°»ce have been in- awarded the prize of $260. An It in eutimuted that the crowd that Brunswick on a charge of atrocious , «•• Investigation by one of Neil Zullo, of 17 Edwin atreet, this assault and battery upon his wife. . "tofow revealed that all globes witnessed the paruda numbered more llxtu 8 borough, and Misa Anna Abate, of than 160,000. There were more than Hawk had been in trouble several t r« ,had been takeken ououtt to- times and was finally committed. r West New York, vtarv murned bun- feiit 1,000 babies in the parade. „ *;"; > one window sash.. Wit- day aftarnoon in St. Joseph's Roman ,lBaVe ^e police information as Ul Catholic Church, West New York. Probable identity of the The ceremony wua performed by Kev. ni> oof tthh e t was subb Father Keyes. •, . • ""•'"'ly arrested on another charge. The bride wore white satin trim- FOR SCHOOL OPENING Far mer in Spanish lace and carried u For shower bouquet of white roses and A $S cash reward will be given to any wearer who Mrs. William Ca.lderhe*d lilien-of-the-valley. ls A reception followed the ceremony finds paper in the heels, Counters, inner soles or outer m - William Calderhead who in and was attended by many from Car- iiv Vi'i e Carteret was given a It/.: soles of any pair of shoes purchased at CHEAP JOHN'S 8 urprtliei artv ters und Port Heading. Mr. and Mra. lin,, i i , P Monday eve- innL. Zullo will reside in Carteret when GENERAL STORE and bearing the trade mark of HI,Jv>'a y the mombers of the Mission they return from a wedding trip. I;-. •'luir-i, u the mnt Presbyterian MORSE ROGERS. , \'<- in. Cttlderhend was present- *'th fwal piecing gifts. Rfl- Youths Get In Trouble Also a full line of Endicott-Johnaon, Kreidler and »nem» w.«, served, Mrs, C«M«r- On Account of Slot Machine Sels Shoe*. leen one of the very 1 of the church. Ed Bretchka, John Stowinski and Boys' Blouses — Boya Shirts — Boys' Suits — Boys' 2S eBC "ChicChic " Dudley wwee™ flflned * ? (Japs and Underwear. of the and putt unded r parolle for » ye»t• a hwring today In polic* court, The " young men TWW« churned with - --'-Val l«tt.' PACE TWO VPi\ss I LOOKING FOR t Monkey Rescues Pal From Trap of Keeper 5 EXCUSES ' ». » plnno of mire and mm apd Blllv Over- * Br THOMAS ARKLE CLARK * ton "rung aft fidev " •! D«»» of M.«, U ltT of $$ One nf Mr. Ovi>rTr>n'» plans went sclfv the other (norplng. As be In keeper of the mernrerle at Roger Wil- ooccoeoai' liams psrk. he has been spending never understood Jast why It morn of his time recently pondering was that the man of whom tbe Scrip over way* snd means by which one rares tell as had might csptnre a monkey. Several such a hard time monkeys, once of the park mound but getting anyone to now of more eostnopolltsn address, come to his din hare been wandering at wTTI tnrnnth ner partj. There the former property of Roger WIIHnnw ton*! be some good reason hl'l than plo,ded at the treachery of hl» den awtj wli'-n petK. Keeper Overtnn rnmlnftfed at men torn down n some length snd then took ateT*. good dinner. A fashionable box. nlle green with They are said t<> snede trimmings, caught wltn orange be reached m«l btogMms and sturdy nails, was Disced directly thronch on a' prominent hillock rinse to the Make T*ar their Btomnchs monkey mound. Inside, wan placed * Possibly the host's torlal standing wn» banana, a de luxe edition of a twinitn* Doorway Say not sll that might be desired, mnvne ripe, yellow, tnnrtnna and otherwise tbe wives nf some of those Invited did tempting. A sliding door of the, hoi not like the hostess. There wa« • was polled up so that any monkpr reason, no doubt, and It was not thp chancing by would observe that there reason which In each case was alleged was an opportunity to appease the That wtoasUnplf wanting to dodge Inner monkey In • Draper manner. 1 HE trick of the engagement, they did not want ti> Night fell ss softly ss usual, but masrinf the entrance to attend the man's party, and were nm the dsy dawned with a crash. One skillful enough to think up a loglcnl of the first sights to greet Keeper your home express the expose. It Is amazing hnw easy It it Overton ss he appesred Ayr the day's warmth of welcome to be to trump op ao eicuse for doing what labor was a rapidly approaching young one desires to do, or for omitting to man who flapped his arms wtlrtir found within U not diffi- do what one wlnhei to get oat of. withal crying. "There's s monkey In cult to learn. We are spe- The Bentleyt did not make a con- the trap, there's s monkey In the • *O cialists in entrances of all tribution to the church expenset this trapT kinds and our experience year, though they are quite able to do "Ton wouldn't fool m«r demanded so, and they have been adherents of Keeper Overton. make* possible the sug- that particular organization since There's s monkey In the trap, gestion of the rifht type away back In the early days. They there's a—" have s good excuse, they think. Some of entrance to suit every So the two men harried to tbe hil- action of the executive board was not lock. They arrived just hi time to see PlIMhilH'sl JUNVCMMN to their liking The choir does not one monkey dash ever to the trap, pull s please them, or the sewing society Is up the door that had descended and "Zf) ln 50 ^tn All BILL DING entrances not being run u they would bare It release another ssonkey. Tbe latter, done, so they are not going to BST* PUNhUSPV l.0\*r.kl\ are friendly. We carry in tidily brttthmf MMna from nh whl» their good money spent ID a way they ken, scoooted away followed by bit stock not only all mater- do not approve. The real facts are true friend. >l to*75 Uf-; ials for entrances but that they are only looking for a bole to crawl through. It Is a salve to their ererythinf from founda- consciences; It Is an explanation of Bock Deer Wrecks Auto tion to chimney top. why they are evading a known duty. by Leaping on Radiator Jordan should have been to sec me PlIM hGSPS sf-i)\»« tKK weeks ago about a matter which was Cable, Wta.—A ear driven bj Benrj left unsettled at his last visit Crandall carrying as orchestra to an "I have ]ost been so nosy, Dean." engagement was wrecked by s back he explains to me when I have a head- deer near 8eeJey, Wls. The deer on collision with him on the campus, sprang front the bank at the roadside "that I haven't been able to get striking tbe top of tbe radiator. The around. It Is just terrible bow much animal wrecked the front feaders and « fellow has to 4» la eoUtea." headllxfats, ripped tbe bood open, and Modernist It Ends To-morrow—Hurry! New Designs hung there until the car was stopped It Just Is; and no one realties the The deer's leg was broken and be wa» fact more than I when I see Jordan To-morTow we bring our 34th Injured badly otherwise. An old-time out on tbe golf links, or sitting tn WOODBRIDOE hunter cut the deer's throat and left $7 COO Founder's Month Celebration to a a local confectionery, smoking and the carcass for the game warden. triumphant dose. Since our estab- LUMBER COMPANY drinking a "coke," or walking hand tn hand with a pretty girl down the 75 lishsnent in New York Gty in 1895, HJIIDING MATERIAL STOB broad walk. The truth. Is that men, OorgMos (teppc destga ol we have grown in progress steadily. DistiBctire aiw crtaUou of 18- Old fUma*' AUitiou karat soUd white gold. karat aoHd wUti gold. VDODBXIDCS young and old, are often too busy tp To-day—the Royal composed of do what they tore «o 4esb« t« 4«. "• f!Jt A WEEX *•."•• $1 A WEEK It U tbe stock excuse for not going to only their arms and legs. 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LABOR DAY Monday will be Labor Day—a day set aside in honor oi, the people who do the world'* work. Nothing that we have that \ a worthwhile would be possible if it were not for labor, or i ganized and unorganized. All the conveniences and necessities;! practically alt our food, all our clothing: everything that is es- j sential in making life in any measure worth living, is the prod j act of labor. Yet many of those who do no manual labor widen: think of the tremendously important par. labor plays in the scheme of life today. There are employers who storm when ufgaauia labor asks an increase in pay. a shorter workday or some other conces- sion to make the life of the worker a little brighter. The em- ployers who so bitterly oppose the demands of labor are blind to the very important fact that unless labor is prosperous and happy all bttstoWB will soon dedine. The men and wosMn who do the world's work are also the one* who keep the world"? markets busy. They are the spenders: the consumers of necessi- Str Harry Lwxler. the tmmitih* Scotch comedmL KoppMl c^r >a ties and a good many luxuries. urti far i da; ra raft on u» S S Vrn'crm from Autntla to Eia He1* nuking Mj w-rrath Urt"*rH torn of the Cntttd In those lands where labor is very poorly paid there is no lation of 57 varieties, all injuring the law-abiding in the "hope" prosperity and no progress. Business and indusrial interests Did Straw Break Camel's Bade? of curbing the criminal. DIPPING INTO opposed organized labor when it was in its infanay. But as or- SCIENCE ganized labor gained headway, industry grew and prospered. It is all very fine, but somehow it does not ring true. Laws A better attitude has come about in recent years. An attitude whkh wfll principally affect the good dtixea rather than the Fear of mutual trust and cooperation between Capital and Labor. real criminal, are hardly a crime core. We have had consider- t torster, at the Most of the big industrial interests live in deadly fear of able of such legislation in the past quarter-century and all it (bat pa •«•! wiifc h. Wkea • farefci vte- every form of radicalism. Now the great majority of the head* has done is to make more criminals. itar CBKn • kce UTC. the km of big business are coming to realize that satisfied organized It might be a good idea to let up legislating against law- pnwpti; caprart ala ma* Mai tlm mp. Bm vacs the k«ft labor is the surest safeguard against radicalism. abiding citizens and direct our energy to subduing the murder- •tatai kert Both eaten the Labor Day is a national holiday asd it should be. It stands er and thug and thief. hire, he main a aavcakbc national progress and supremacy. •oter xhk* rrwabln the rotee for The United States has the most laws of any nation in the of the fwn Tht* frigfetee* world and likewise the most crime. Our judicial procedure is the ether hew cad the? let the most technical and long drawn-out We have an army of A CURE THAT CURED peace officers but the majority of criminals are never punish- After a study of traffic accidents in Rahway over a con- ed. siderable period of tim«. the authorities of that City found We need fewer laws but more effective ones. Our legal that a laqre percentage of these accidents resulted from cars system requires a release from red tape caused by the delays darting out of side streets onto main thoroughfares and crash- and evasions made possible by countless laws. The application ing into or being run into by cars moving rapidly on the main of a little common sense might do more to subdue crime than bear the aid arise The m* ihat bn*r the aaiel m» H U* mm for tt* »jn» Here ti a came! highways. Then Rahway set out to remedy the. condition and additional and dubious panaceas offered by enthusiastic, but kkvttDf the back of hii ctnei wtoh rtai apma to be ton ar reduce the accidents. And the campaign has been a success. misled, reformers. of COST. The remedy decided upon was to make every side street a stop street where it emerged onto a busy artery of traffic. 1 Rahway meant business and played no favorites. There is a more or less time-honored custom whereby a very high per- Now Comes IS ALL YOU NEED centage of tickets issued for traffic violations are squashed be- fore the case ever come* to court. The procedure is for the re- as first payment on the cipient of the ticket to go to the chief of police or some prom- RING LARDNER/ inent sergeant in his home town and beg the officer to use his The man whose, bnusnee wvff no influence in having the ticket "knocked off". The plan usually ot anecdote, woven into stones on cwy current Amazing New works but in the case of Rahway it did not work. Those who were given tickets were required to appear in court and pay a tamed baseball sfcmg into classic RCAR4DI0C413 fine, usually of $2. • s genms wsa nerer better maxased than in the Lrtm The resuh is a roar of protest from certain ratririenn in •dsentnm of baseball's most ^tV^rd towns all about The Rahway police suppliraented by plain- j Jack Keefe, in clothes men and even by members of the council of the city, have issued a great many tickets and the tickets have stuck. Efforts to have them "knocked off" have been failures in near- The Fussiest of all Slang ly every instance—hence the protest . There are two results noticeable since the campaign has been launched. There has been a very distinct failing off of traffic accidents at intersections of side streets and main thor- oughfares. And there has been s very noticeable exhibition "You Know Me, AT of careful driving upon the part of autoists whose business or pleasure takes them to Rahway. In that city at least, traffic sig- Ton famous feature has appeared m wailing newi nals of every sort are being respected more than ever before. in all the Large cities of the United States. CONCANNON'S Drivers who thought nothing of risking human lives including Shwing the geaans ot Ring Lanber with "—•"fr 76 MAIN ST. their own and those of the families or friends, have become Woodbridge TEL.299 very careful not to risk a two dollar fine. and iMitiiwul magazines, this In our opinion Rahway has taken a step hi the right di- present reguhur/ to its rection and has set an example that might well be followed •nip "YOU KNOW ME. AL". by other municipalities, Anything that is sncceafal as a curb on the hords of reckless drivers who put the burden of safety If Yon MM I-t-g*w»»fl in traffic on others and refuse to do their share toward the com- Be Or* k A Hnked mon good, is to be commended. ANNOUNCEMENT

THE TRAGIC RECORD of a NEW RADIO SERVICE As another summer draws toward its close the newspapers, Hen They Cone! Horrali! We far the are crowded with reports of devastating; fires. A dropped cigar or cigarette, a caupfire incompletely extingaasked—anch little The hrepccasUe, denghtful im i of Young America which reflect careless things as these have resulted in the destruction of TO DO THIS WE MUST HAVE YOU1 SUPPOaTT •agnincem forests, great factories and thousands of homes, the spirit of the nation and ao End seH- I! The most tragic part of it all is that it is entirely unneces- recognibon in every grown-up of their type — all sary. It is a matter of moments only to properly put oat a nre or step on a banting cigar stab, or properly inspect a building for possible risks. Yet when these small tasks are left undone the result may be a conflagration ".hat wrecks the work of REG'LAR FELLERS" years- A lmJe care and a little knowledge and a iktOe e&ergy oc will appear regularly in tbi* You are to tae part of our citizens would reduce our fire loss to a mini- have them in the same Coouc We also specialiu in tae repair of all pukes of receivers nuun. The fact that losses have bet-r. decreasing, slowly, for Strip form which h*a been so two years, is hopeful but inconclusive. Our fire record remains amazxngrjF successful in tbe a national disgrace, a black blot on eiir efficiency and newspapen of the largest city perity. COHCAKKOWS MUSK Insurance and fere-resistant construction of buildings is dnwn by St. W. N.J. are patrols in o*r parks and forssts, ax* norrttary nrotectians. Bu valuable as they are, they can never be a sanstitste fox individual "nre carefulness". And we pay each year for our GENE BYRNES carelessness with close to half a billion dollars, beade the in- CCULDCN as the estimable loss in business and in human livea. mj nasae tut iasprirtttta calk far purtrayer of Y< • nwntns at flAO per awntk. CXMiMOM SENSE AKD CRIME f~\ Ham jr««r iiwanismiiii call Tne AnMricaa people as a wbol« nuy be negligent snout explain in detail row ov criane. record, bat tn«re ts no dearth of snggeatiaas on tne Addt part of ontuniatk refornwrs. COMING SOON COMING REGULARLY PoasibU cwns inctnde hanher and ntore atringttst nuisk Ob/- • •: Santa fef oSandaOk. anscn |tni to snafca ansBa ndn WATO1P0E CHEAT OQMK STOP it. James Flattens Bayway A. A. In Sunday Game 6 - i • .~ - ..- —.. — u i__ r-\ i. r"«_..»«j AH r\ CI._J i rc\ c:-u > Handzo Ctan Is Clouted AH Over Standard Oil Field In One "THAT LITTLE CAWIE' Of The Best Games of thr S«*»on [wilight League Tie Big Diamond Events Is Brilliant On Mound.

Thr Saint Jamps baceball team mrt when a frrak clmililr-play foiled the Remains Unbroken On Week End Bill with great nuccesxi in Haywny Sun .Utompt. With, Solt<>cz, a Saint re- day. There at the Standard Oil field, cruit, on second, Rubel smacked a> cred Hearts and Port Read- Cardinals To Battle Two Strong they asuaulted the eminent "Red" erriflc liner into the pitchers fctjt. ing Athletics Still Running Out-of-Town Teams Sunday Mandzo, Mogol of the equally emin- Wronski just stood there dated siul ent Bayway A. A. and knocked him held the* ball. It was a lucky play. Neck and Neck. and Monday. for a scries of loop* ending in the The ball was marked for two basaa. third inning. At this point, the Sainta Wronski then doubled Soltecx at MO- the Carteret Junior A busy week end program awaits led by a 40-0 score. Joe Wronski com- ond. League: the Cardinal baseball team, accord- ploted the gam* for Bayway. The To open the eighth inning, T- W. L. Pet. ine to an announcement made yi>s linal tally was A-3, and the home Wronaki batted for McGonigle. The ... 4 L .&00 terday by Joseph Comba, manager of team had a tot of trouble getting third member of the Wronski family ...4 1 .800 the Carteret 'Red Birds. On Sunday, even three runs. Readmit to play clouted the ball to center. R ... 2 3 .400 the Cards will entertain the Wood- With Handzo on th? monnd, Bay- appeared) as if Medwick caught the ... 0 5 .000 bridge A. A. on the high school field. way players •ntertaintd the cheer- ball, but a second glnnce showed that L R..ulL of On Labor Day, the Elizabeth Prem- ful deiusion that they could tread up- the ball went over his h«ad. J. Wron- Hearts, 6 Pacers, 5. iers will be the guests of the Cardin- on the Saints as they have done to ski poled a single to center. A per- 2. als. The holiday tussle will also be the Cards. They were sadly disap- fectly executed relay play, Medwick played on the high school field. pointed. Mandxo lasted only three to Smolensk! to Trosko caught T. Heart* vs Lindys (Tues., ». Sunday's game marks the first nnings and how! Urbanski at the plate. It was a, spark- "V Reading vs PacerPcerss (Thurs.(Thurs) meeting between the teams. The While Miglerz was making the ball ling play. Ate for first place continues to Woodbridire A. A. is one of the lead- bend in a rnont deceiving manner, Joe Bayway rose out of a trance in the • . •» fhp Carteret Junior Twilight ing contenders for the semi-pro title Trosko, Bill Blew, Joe M«dwick and ninth. Aided by an error by Soltect. ' hTll League, as the Sacred of Middlesex County and should fur- Sam Smolenski were driving in runs. and four base nit), they netted three * defeated the Pacers, 6-6, in nish plenty of opposition for the Medwick drove in thre«. runs. A clever play on the part of •h-iilinir seven-inning scrimmage on Cards. That is ju«t what the latter Trosko and Kelly helped Migleci get I A«1, niirht while the Port Read- like, the harder the opponent, the Dayway didn't have a chance with out of this hol«. There was one out IT Athletics smashed the Lindy com- \ better the game according to the Miglecz in the box. Not only did he at the time. Runners were parked oa l!HL V s> last uigit. Both »«»«« were manager. Rose will face the A, A. limit the Bayway crew to four scratch Arst and third base. The Baywsy Fj,. uibig's Oval The Hearts on Sunday. The holiday attraction hits in the hrst seven innings, but he eM«h at first M»t Laurinas to lacond. f JTAthletics are still deadlbcked for brings the Premiers of Elizabeth in- held them scoreless at that. Only one thinking Trosko would throw the ball man reached second during this time. 5" t nlace to town- A team that the Cardi met to Kelly. Kelly played in at the tiittft. Three others went as far an first base When Trosko lined the ball to Kelly, A fine Ditching duel featured the and defeated best explains the Prem- Mayway was perfectly harmless. In th« latter returned it in a hurry and between the Sacred Hearts and |er situation. However, the Cards de- the eighth, Bayway made some m nabbed J. Wronski at home. The play IS? p.r,rs borough rivals. Woodhull feated the Prunkrs early in the &ea- threatening gestures, but no runs WHS a dandy and received a mighty if ed four hiti, white Ma*ola, the; »On, and s»*?then the Elisabeth were scored. Aided by an error, Bay- ovation from the Carteret represen- c ii Heart oltcher, was nicked for team has been strengthened consid- way garnered four hits in the ninth tation. Miglecz fanned J. Krako ta Jn safeties. Woodhull had a shade erably, it is reported. The Premiers to score three runs. These runs were end the game. Mnxoia but four costly errors sport a fine record for recent games. more like a donation. It was a bril- 0 *A tho wav for the Sacred Heart | A large crowd is expected to turn liant victory for Migleci, who pitched The game had many outstanding P?V features. The playing of Sam Smol- tnrv and the downfall of Walter out for Sunday's game with the A. shut-out ball for seven innings. A Due to tne rMt rivaIrv Joe Wronski, the Bayway first ensk] at second and Sid Rubel at Wnodhull I - ? between thort was remarkable. Roth boys Roth pitchers were «s wild as a the teams and the towns; and the im- baseman, mad« a fine running catch of Trosko'a pop fly in the first. It turned in brilliant performance* i» v. ™v Maiola issued eight passes to portance of the, game, several hun- the field. The smallness of the Car- ? t base Woodhull in addition to dred fans are expected to witness the was the opening play of the game. Atkins, at short, leaped high in the teret battery was another feature of alkine five men, gave four more contest. Play will start at 8:15 o'clock the game. Bliglecz, standing about I niises to first by hitting the batters and Lou Kapucy will officiate. air to grab Kelly's liner. Blese) clout- ed a two base hit to center. Medwick five feet in his stockings, was a little „' fmir different occasions. I The probable line-ups: taller than "Yolshe" Trosko, wh« Cominic from behind, the Sacred Cart*r«t Woodbridf. Arva Leading In Pin Loop grounded oat to Krako. Biestl's blow went to waste, measures four feet eleven inches la "it.arts staged a seventh inning rally Rose In Case of Canoe Upset On Recreation Alleys height. Sid Rubal did all the work I ha* neSftwo runs, the lead and pitcher When Bayway came to bat, the for the Saints in the fifth. He mad* he ball game. The score was tied at Vansco Rasmussen Michael Arva, youthful Carteret children were admitted free. It re- two assists and a put-out to retire 1 at the close of the sixth. The I catcher minded one of a stamped* in the Hipp bowler, continues to set the pace in the side all by himself. liver nine tallied a run in the first Siekerka „ Perth Amboy Recreational Duck Pin west. There was entertainment, also, first base furnished by Mishka Arva and John- The box score: half of the seventh to gain the lead.' Kubinak League, as a result of winning five Si. J»m«i AB R H A moment lat*r Mwols won his own Patocnig out of seven games from Tad Ban- ny Troeko, the two Carteret comed- ! second base ians. Trosko, c .513 KBm(. by poking a single to left to _ zyk, the Amboy star, Friday night, at Kelly, 8b 5 2 1 Hugh Perth Amboy. Arva averaged 15S.4 ]>. Krako singled in the first, stole ,c»re M Poll with the tying run. Ma-, Skurat Biesel. lb 4 1 2 7ol» rame home with the winning run short stop for seven games, which is remarkable second and went out while stealing in duck pins. thrrd. The remaining two batters Medwick, cf 4 0 2 u wond later. In the fifth Maiola Smolenski Dunham Smolenski, 2b 3 1 2 druve home two runs when he smash-' third base At the present writing Arva leads were disposed of in a hurry hy Mig- lecz. Sam Smolennki sent the first Skurat, If 4 11 H| a home run Into center. Maxola Masculine ••••...•••...•• *"• Gent) the loop by two irames. Since the Soitect, rf 3 0 0 w,,< the hero of the day. Besides' left field Rtart of the campaign, Arva has been pitched balll to ririghg t foee» neat singleil . Medwick Rubel, ss 8 0 1 mtchinfc a good game, he drove in Medwick Mullin perched at the top. At the opening, duplicatedlitedd Sam'S's Miglec*, p 4 0 1 four runs I center field Arva showed a lead of five or more feat. Smolenski went to thirdhid. Rubel Hutnick pitched the Port Reading Kara E. Gerity games. Only. during the past few pulled a clever play whan he bunted, 35 6 13 thus scoring Smolenski, It was a \thletics to a 7«B vietwy over th« | right field weeks has hie lead been narrowed Banrajr A. A. AB R H iowly Lindys last night. Scoring three I down to two games. dandy play, as no one expected htm Atkins, ss 4 runs as early as the second inning, to do ao, Miglecz helped his own The Carteret boy expeets to com- D, Krako, 2b 4 the A's had little trouble in downing plete the season with five games to cause with a single over second, scor- the Lindy team. W. Krako, c 4 Orioles Even Score the good. With only three or four ing Medwick with the second run. A Handzo, p, lb 4 The box score: weeks remaining, he hopes to take perfect throw from center nabbed Gregory, If 4 P»ceri AB R H over the opposition with ease. Should Miglecz at second. Laurinas, 3b 4 Rubel, ss 0 « 0 With Liberty Fakoos Arva tally clean sweeps in the re- Kelly ran in to scoop up Gregory's J. Krako, rf 4 Itichey, ss 1 0 1 maining sets, he will win out by a grounder with ease in the second. J. Wronski, lb, p .... Thatcher, 3b 2 0 0 Carteret Team Lose* Second big margin. Laurin&s came through with a scratch McGonigle, cf ' Woodhull, p 8 1 0 In 1928 Arva was th* thampion of hit over second base. Otherwise there •T. Wrojiskj. , Donovan, If 3 0 1 Game of Series With Cran- the Perth Amboy Recreational Duck was nothing much doing. Trie SatntB 1 Nunnen, 2b 4 0 0 ford Players. Pin League, and if all goes well he continued their assault upon Handxo, 85 3 10 1 Murray, lb 3 1 0 will repeat. who was showered with an avalanche *T, Wronski batted for McGonigle Kurmon, cf 4 2 2 Arva won the opening game by a of base hits in the third, which net- Committing five errors in the field in eighth. Galvanek, rf 3 11 single pin, 175-174. The second game ted two runs for the invaders. Bei- St. James.. 0 2 2 0 10 10 0—S Huraral. c 2 0 2 and playing a loose game of ball, the also went to him. Rolling 202 in the sel's mighty blow that bounced off Liberty Falcons were trimmed by the Biiyway 000000 00 8—J third, he bettered Banzyk by 37 pins. the right field "fence scored Kelly. The summary: 2B 5 7 CranfoTd Orioles, 8-1, Sunday )rt Arva copped his fourth successive It was Bill's second successive double. Cranford. The game was the second Two base hits: Handzo, Biesel (2), S*cre4 Heart! AB R H game with seven pins to spare. Tad Biesel put an end to Handzo's career Medwick. Left on bases: Carteret, 7; Mitroka, 3b •* 0 1 & of a three-game series between the Banzyk rose out of his trance and on the mound. The latter was asked Bayway, 5. Struck out by Migleci, Mayorek, ss 8 0 ' 0 0 teams, In the first game, Rose turned final game was awarded to Arva, 142- to retire in fayor of Joe Wronski. 6; Handzo, 1; Wronski, 1. Bases on It'Zurilla, c 8 1 0 0 back the Orioles, 3-2, in eleven irni- 99. The scores: Joe Medwick greeted Wronski in the balls off Miglecz, 0; Handio, 0>; M. Poll, If 2 2 0 0 ings. Arva — 175 147 202 152 142 114 right way, when he smashed a single Wronski, 3. Sacrifice fly, Medwick. Mazola, p 4 2 2 0 Five costly errors were credited to 142 Total 1074 Average 153.4 through second base to tally Biesel. Sacrifice hit, Rubel. Stolen bases: D. I. Poll, 2b „ 3 0 0 0 the Falcon infield. These errors paved Banzyk—174 134 166 145 144 167 The third, fourth and fifth innings Krako, W. Krako, Trosko. Double Balaris, cf 2 0 1 0 the way for a Cranford victory. 99 Total 1028 Average 146.9 were just a breeze for Mickey Mig- plays: St. James, 0; Bayway A. A.: Johnson, lb 4 0 0 0 Woodhull, Barns and Rose, in order lera. Not even one Bayway batter Wronski to D. Krako, J. Wronski U Szclag, rf 2 1 O 0 j named, saw service on the mound for reached first base. In the meantime Handzo. Winning pitcher, Migleca. — —.Carteret. Between the three, they Victorio Campolo Wins the Saint James outfit managed to Losing pitcher, Handzo. Umpire, Ur- 27 1" 4 0 allowed eight hits. squeeze through a run in the fifth. ban and Chris. The summary: George Woodhull pitched good ball Medwick's sacrifice fly to right scored facers 0 10 2 0 1 1 61 but errors caused hia departure in Trosko. A lightning double killing Sacred Heart* .... 0 0 10 2 1 2—6 the fourth inning. In the meantime, took a lot of worry off Wronski's Two base hits: Mitroka, Galvanek, Cranford made two runs. Barna re- mind in the sixth, iiuzaral. Home runs: Mazola. Struck pUced Woodhull in the fifth. Kelly singled in the seventh after Third Annual Tennis nut by Maiola. 7; Woodhull, 1. Bases An unexpected rally netting four BNAPPED AT BERLIN—Two methods of procedure after your ' Trosko had flied out. Medwick, swing- runs, was staged by the home team ing his mighty war club, came to bat. on balls off Maiola, 8; Woodhull. 5. canoe tips over. Above, when one of the party is unable to swim let \ Hit by pitched ball by Woodhull, C. in the fifth. It was all over for the He- slammed the first pitch over the Tourney At Avend Poll. Balaris, D'ZurilU, Stelag. Falcons and they knew it. Barna last- him sit astride the overturned craft while the others swim the boat ', left field fence. But the blow didn't ed two innings. Rose, who is well- ashore. Below, when all four are inexpert swimmers simply hang on | count as it went foul by a few feet. Number Of Stars Expected T* Hked by Cranford fans, received a the keel of the overturned boat and paddle ashore with the tree hands. J Medwick then poked a single down mighty ovation as he entered the box. the third base line, scoring Kelly. Enter Lehighs Wallop Pacers It may be recalled that Roie pitch- Rubel ran way back in the seventh ed brilliant ball in the first game. Displays Rare Chinese Lotus to catch W. Krako's fly. The third annual Tennis Tournav- • The lead of six runs maintained by Carteret was in the act of scoring ment to be held in Avenel will ope» the Orioles appeared as large as a on September 1st. Entries will clos* In Sunday Game mountain to the FalconB who were and draw will be made at 6 p. m. helpless in the hands of E. Dreyer, tomorrow. The* winner in this tourna- Visitors Give Carteret Team the Cranford mound artist. Dreyer ment will receive one leg on the cus> Bonnie Doon Wins which was put up as a prize. Th« High twirled effectively, limiting the in- Terrible Lacing On vading crew to six safeties. first leg was won by H. Landon, Jc There will also be a prize for the School Oval. Playing errorless ball in the field, Final At Fairway winner and for the runner-up. the Cranford team put on two fine The entry fee is one dollar. All The Lehigh baseball team of Perth double plays that checked the Fal- Local Whippet Sweeps Field Amboy invaded Carteret on Sunday cons at the opportune moment. That present and former residents of Av- is, when Carteret had men on base In Final Event At Fafn*ay enel and employees of the Steel and scalped the Carteret Pacers, 8-4, Equipment are eligible to compete. on the high school fle-M. The game and there was one out, Cranford pull- Whippet Club Races—Other was n massacre from a Pacer point ed a snappy double killing that foil- An interesting development of the «f vi«w. The visltori scored with ease ed the plans of the opponents. This Races Interesting. Tennia Club this year, is the newly happened on two different occasions. formed ladder. Players were arbi- und ran up an early lead. trarily ranked originally, and after- Karmon, the Pacer pitcher, was The box score: The second open handicap dog AB R H wards, had the privilege of challeng- ineffective. The visitors slapped him Ubarty File OBI racing event under the auspices of ing those above them in order t* to all corners of the lot to garner a Yustak, 2b the Fairway Whippet Club of Aven- climb the ladder. New entries are total of eighteen base hits, including Woodhull, W. lb eli Saturday, was a pronounced suc- entered at the bottom and have ths a homer by Pastric. On the other| Happy, ss cess. Bonnie Doon, a local whippet, opportunity of working their w»y up. hand, Getz the Lehigh twirler, came Barna, 3b, Vlc-torlu Campolo, Argentine Heavy- carried off first place In the big race. Anybody from any place is eligibla through in pinches. Jn ipite of the G. Woodhull, p weight, won from Tom Heenej ID the All of the races staged were well-run to membership on the ladder, provid- (act that he allowed thirteen safeties, Goyena, If and were applauded by the dog rac- ing they live up to the rules, copies only four rung were made by the Mortsea, cf 4 , 0 ninth round of a bout at Ebbets field. ing fans who flocked to the Fairway of which are furnished on request. , Brooklyn, fainpolo waB awurded the Pacer baUmen. Bazaral, c 8 1 track on Rahway avenue. Bonnie The ladder is a permanent affair 'Rudy Galvanek and Franky Siek- Slivka, rf 3 0 fight on a technical knockout Doon crossed the finish line, a jump which keeps changing throufctymt the erka led the Pacer attack with three Rose, p 1 0 To B. artfully W.ljh.d or two ahead of Try Me, a Baltimore year as challenges are won or lost. nngkt apiece. Mixerak, Daniels and Even the cleverest and most perfect dog, and Ormand, a Jersey entrant In this way, experience is gained oat- iawilinskl starred for the winners. 32 1 6 finished third. drcuuiBtantlal evidence 1B likely to be side of the touniument itself. Kigh- Ine latter clouted a triple in the first :mnfoni Oriolai AB R H There were eight heats, four semi- teen players have already vntere4 "nd. a double in the third to score tarbox, cf 6 ll at fault after all, and therefore ought finals and a filial race. In the first during the lust three \ve*ks. It is ex- "Ve runs. Stup»k, 3b 5 S to be received with gr«at caution.— bent, the dogs finished first, second pected that the 19:40 season will start 1 ?>«« AB R H E H. Dreyer, ss 5 Twain. ami third, in the order named; Or- witith over ;H);H) . TTherh e 11 no ffeu con- "onovan, 3b 6 0 2 0 Hinan. If 5 2 mand, Flossie, and Flash. In the sec- nected with the ladder. The player* £zelag, SB " 6 2 10 G. Greyery, c 4 0 ond heut, Maggie, Sam und Blue Maid of tho tournament will probably b» i )*,UI7»y, lb 4 12 0 WikiWikinderd , 2b 4 0 finished in that order. In the third Mr. Lnnrlon, winner lust year, aat r run, Slim, Try Mti and Bess ran in i hatcher, pf . . 3 0 1 u Wright, lb 1 HARDIMANS the first three prayers on the ladder. If 0 the order named. In heat four, Polly, Ulvanek, 2b .4080 PHARMACY The present ranking on the. ladder armon E. Dreyer, p i 0 Lilly, and IRuven. In heut live, Bonnie is as follows: first, Erlton Pomeroyj S . P 4 0 10 Doon, Kuth and Break-away. In the 5k c 4 O 0 b Mrs. L. H. Fowler, noted Washington horticulturist, whose iimK- Ed. L. Hardiniun, formerly of second, Irving Baker; third, l.endaj ; 40 8 8 0 nlflceut water Illy gurdeim are one of the prize show spots In the capital Seaman's, Perth Amboy sixth, Drummer won, und wiis follow- Pnmuroy; fourth, E. A. Wallace] er, rf 3 0 0 0 Falcons 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 O— 1 ed hv Thistle. In the seventh, Onne fifth, Ralph Wheeler; sixth, G. P. y'fkerka, If 4 18 city, Is proudly exhibiting several beuutllul and rare Chinese lotus plains Cranford .... 0 0 114 0 11 x—8 which are blooming In her uardenB. Mrs. Fowler, left, la here displaying and Ludy Bluncy finisher first and Braithwaile; seventh, William flsl^" 86 4 13 The summary: her prize bloom to MUa May M&cNlell, u visitor. second. In the final run, Bend, Rich- ken&tern; eighth, (Jeorge Urbanj:' S AB R H Struck out by Dreyer, 8; Wood- ^PRESCRIPTIONS niond Queen und Zeff completed the ninth, Al Hendernon; tenth, Frank !;'*hak, lb T i 1 hull, 7. Losing pitcher, Woodhull. run in the order given. Schlener; eleventh, Howard Gr Called For and Delivered fc1"1". lb t 0 hi the four semi-finals, Maggie and halgh; twelfth, Bert Wheeler; , s« Orinund won the first, Try MB and teenth, William Soper; fourteentl Valentine Gleckner At Home I't-ter UrbanS1 fifteenth, Wil Sb Cor. Rahway Avenue Lilly finished in the second, Bonnie lloou and Flying Ruth, ran in the Burth; sixteenth, Herbert Ayrea; i, « After Serious Accident Most *,. .* and Green Street Tel. 185 Woodbridi*. N. J, order named in the third, and the enteenth, Andrew Smith, and J tuuutli, Kennttth Wheeler. cf Valentine Gleckner, of Roosevelt fourth and last uemi-ftnal WBB won •**>Hinyu^ yj 4 12 0 avenue, who was very seriously in- Photographed by Onne wbo nosed out Lady BJaney. J'robiina, c ....'".".'.".*.'."."."."." 5 12 0 Bonnie Doon took the final event. ctz jured several weeks ago when a car ; > P 5 110 driven by a woman, struck hi» aedan Tim judges of the races were: A. Mont.1 Fulfil* Daat*r»B« •istrii', ab "2110 Gladys Ulad, who In private Lowenstnin of Brooklyn, W. Camp- on the approach of Victory Bridge, Monotonous work, depressing f^ «yb<*k, 2b""":;;;;;;;;;;::;« o o o life Is Mrs. Mark Helllnger, I* bell of Woodbridire, J. (irausam of 0 0 0 has returned to hia home here after a duns, uncoDgenlal surrounding* ar« sT(|;t?. probably the moat photographed Woodbridge and W. Yateo. The start lengthy btay at the South Ainboy common cauaes ol mental 48 18 18 ~0 Hospital, and at a bungalow at Cliff- ers of tne races were Charles Flyiin Th, chow girl In the world. Only ;, summary—Two br#e hit: Gro- wood Beach. Mr. Gleckmsr its still un ami I). Lmkie. The liandicapper was Mild sjuiiiioina of mental fatlfM •«ina, lour men In the entire world have BR1EGS I|n*i. HoamvnVtaJ.Mi* der the esw of a physician und wil John iiiKlis of Perth Amboy. Irritability, restlesmiesg. loss of '•riik, , . Three base hit: Miwrak. be for a while yet. He had to under- heen photographed more often. An-onling W information received, eat, heailtiche, Innttentlvenew, II.. mori! races will be run on the Avenel |« nK runs; Pwtrick. Struck out by go sevttrnl operation!) for the removal They art Lindbergh, Hoover, , MEN'S STORE deiicj und a tired kellug. If Uw 1 () track, tomorrow, Sunday and Mon- ,'• '• ; Karmon, 6. Bates on balls off of splintered bone, following the uc Mussolini and the Prlnee of dltlon Is not relieved, more cident. ___„__ \ day. DUKB from several stated haye '**> 1; Kurmon, g. Umpire. Mora- Wales. Lwt year she was photo- 91 Smith St., cor. King entered. The Fairway club haa done BIKIIB way follow, such as InabUUt < more (bait 1,000 times. , O, f, D*YOUNG quite a little in promoting dog racing comeutinte ajid wive problem** AMBOY in local iport circles, and th« waders ability Jo «*, i MSflKSS jCfettB trj City rn "»r>* for o s *»•»:•=? •j adranrf ran well take a Floor Sample* ~ Demoo«tralori roan* in right »cbool. Some

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II. Thompson, neighbors, fonght For Edison Stamps nn (n uTipplirrj hy tourist", whn en Mi' We ar* alwint »« n<«fttn publication mm distant. plnrpH to jmrrhasr fiili to n rtrnw hprn rprpnUy. Use The New Thpy carrlpfl thplr flght Into conrt of a fpntiiro of auch lit-HHnncr and p rk Poatoffice Still on stamps ami to mail letters from a hp Mcnlo Pnrk postofTiro. fiut thpro nml hnth lost. indlvldnnllty that, were It unpinned. [tpt Bu.y With Demand ns hpnn an incronRo of locnl busi- "It Is tho JudRmpnt of the conrt rarofnl rparterd of npwspnpprs would ness, too, as thp population of the thut hntli of yon are eqnallj guilty Immediately Identify Its authorship. | For Stamp, of Lamp Anm- park has incrpased aomewhnt. A |?ood of nssnnlt and batter;. The fine will It Ifl not Improbable thnt *ornpthtnK many utamps have been Hold to teach- be $10 In each case," said Jndge like 20,000,000 sturdy Amorloanii of Oldfield Tires ers who hrinu classes to visit the of- Menra. all PIBBBPH, Including thnunnmlH of _ fice and to see the site of the old Thompson agreed to pay the line. writers, believe that Arthur lirlslxine ,„.,!« of postage business Edison shop where the lamp was per- >td Out there waa some doubt a* to la the groatest editorial writer of the with an a fairly whether McCnnnell would until tha preaent day. "Think, think, thtnk." Judge spoke op again. la hid slogan, and hla Immenne follow £ iStit Menlo Park Post- Movement of Gulf Po8 { MoConnell want*Hi to appeal hla Ing la due to the fact that he enn fc TTe mount of busing done The movement or the Gnll stream phrase hla thoughts with Ruch brer- ECONOMY P? at the postofflce is *« I" « case. Re wat Informed that no ap- vsrie* peAttj. partteninnf m me wrn Ity and clarity tnftt fflpy are ImmMI- 1 peal could he taken when tha line la f " " L l of ter nionthi. Enrlv ID December ai lit less than 120. ately understood by everyone. tie m 2ft enhlc miles passes a given "I'll be good to yon and make the Champion and exemplar of the flrtt time »» p«« .»' point ever; minute. On Jnnaarv 31 It tine $no, to yon can appeal," Judge aqnare deal, Arthur Brisbane Is the DEPENDABILITY • rolpbration of the in e rise* to fln rnlilr mllnt a minute. Hears snlrt. apoatie of tomorrow, the prophet of LC »nn.ver»., $££hH*»i*e*r' a better time. Human natnre. hut Cnt'°TheUe that day began with . No appeal waa died. mP aaaed, perplexed, accepts the Brit » line ?f purcha-er. malting in Many RacM n liland bane faith that the tomorrow of tha SAFETY -f the office to open at 8 a. m. Just a lUmladar staff of clerka waa k«pt baaj Among the 160 Inhabitant! of the race will be greater, finer, nobler, (•land of Tristan de Con ha, five na Motor apeed manlaea are reminded and hundreda of thouaand: that man has not jet made a machine more bearable than It la today. Ev tlonalltles arc now represented: Eng- err day, therefore, one-fifth of the Huh, Scotch, Irlsb, American and fait enoagh to beat death In a rare. Je'mTn™ fo^the .iMlMn aUm' —Boiton Transcript newapaper reading populntlon of th COMFORT Italian. United Statea conramea hla editorial aa hungrily as It eata Ita bran or oat meal and toaat and egga. Brtabaaa baa. an onaqutilad facll MILEAGE _ Ity for simplifying complex niaterla and making It attractive. For exam pie, If he wanted to "pot over" a tal on hygiene and dietetics, he would en- ' title It "Pity Poor Hoaes; Re Bad Our Service No Icebox." Hla writings have achieved a reputation for the orig- Includes: inality which attracta, the brilliancy which holds, the paradox which makes people think, and the blnntneaa which GAS convlncea. The adage: "Whatever la li right," SM the mauhre tread of thia tire; note the many doea not go with Brisbane. What- ever Is Isn't right, to Mm. It can be. OILS scientifically designed and placed blocks of tough, lire nnd should be, better. Be la the highest priced editorial writer In the rubber to gain the greatest traction and road-gripping world. Ha wouldn't and couldn't be TIRES so high priced, If hla clear and hu- safety. A handsome, sturdy tire that is built to deliTer manly attractive philosophy were economy, dependability, safety, comfort and mileage. not worth the money. 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Al«o board with- •at r'ed his car and took the injured wom- she began to walk across the street Good condition; price reasonable. n to the hospital where Dr. G. E. a* though no car ever went over it. We can determine if you 1 LOT OF SUITS, 2 PANTS 15c pair Apply 30 Wedgewood avenue, Wood- rallaway examined her and said she Sorenaen said he did everything are eUgiblt. Ask M! Of assorted stripes and dark mixtures, possible to avoid striking the woman. aridge. had a fractured skull. Her condition the latest style* and colors. Regular EXTRA SPECIAL! W. I. H-30V considered serious. H« swims the car to one side and the forward part of the car cleared JTNA-IZE Value $25.00, Sale Price, MEN'S COTTON HOSE Mrs. Graham was knocked uncon- 1 DIJONG ROOM SUITE, lO-piece, cious by the impact of the car andher bfit the" real modpurt stnn* Black, Gray and Navy. While They Last, afaD finish, hand-in-laid trim. las remained so since and no version her. Hia car was examined and tht During This Sale, Pair Apartment too small. Good as new, f the accident except that given by | left rear mudguard bore marks bear- •ever used. Royal Court, Apartment orensen has been obtained. ing out his statement. J.P.GERITY&C0. $16.50 K-€, High rtreet, Perth Awboy. Patrol driver Andrew Simonsen Mrs. Graham was still unconsciou- 5c as detailed on the case and went, at eleven o'clock this morning. GERITY BUILDING 1 LOT OF SUITS BEDROOM DRESSER, walnut, at sa- 93 Main St. That you have often paid more money MEN'S HEAVY TWILL KHAKI PANTS rrifice. P. Greenwald, 44 High Regular Price, $1.75, Sale Price, Pair •CK«t, Perth 'Amfaoy, Apartment 0. Sees First Warship in 135 Years Woodbridge, N. J. v . fat Jhe oua&y. Qm .SaJe price, FOR SALE—WHIPPET COACH, .1928, only run 9,000 miles, like Tel. 283 87c mr, $325. Apply 28 Neilson street, $12.00 MEN'S OVERALLS' Woodbridge; phone Woodbridge 575. They are triple stitched. No better Over- 1 LOT OF SUITS FORD TOURING CAR—Motor in all made, Sale Price perfect condition. Good rubber. All wool Suitings, Regular Price $25.00 Driven only by one person. Apply C. Sale Price, H. Byrne, 43 Chrome avenue. Car- $1.00 te-ret, Telephone Carteret 1600 or Ja$k a* MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK Woodbridge 575. A woman ctanot drive a naU, boi $15.00 SHIRTS. Sale Price, ^ >c QUAKER PIPELESS FURNACE, she can drive her husband to It—At large size suitable for house. Two Isnts Constttutloa. years old. Replacing with stejftn heat doe to larger floor space. Middlesex Press, 18 Green street, Woodbridge. Every ibm aurfced Especially (or yoar We will Labor SALE—Five room house with D«y anUI 1:00 P. M bath and all improvements in Row- Day tria—Bay *t (fccae re- land place. Telephone Woodbridge ductions! sale prices vill ead taea. 633-J or 575. The Setter 1tM •* LABOR DAY BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath LUGGAGE CARRIER electric light, gas, water, sewer, M eoncrete street; price ?3,500; easy wiU Ccaicr SPECIALS terms; o Wedge wood avenue, Wood- 66c bridge; inquire J. E. Harned, Post SfM Office Building, Woodbridge. H. M. 8. Cape Town, first English man o' war to appear in these waters lor 135 yean, when the frigate Constitution and the guns from Cup or Preasare W. I. 2-15tf. Bos of 5 VASITIAtCB U CHAIN Kites Wn« United Slates Fort Sen all drove the British away. Grease VALVE Tow Rope Tabe Repairs BUNGALOW—Five rooms; all im Provet Skiw-Milk Vain i BJU nrovements; telephone Woodbridge Bull Not ASectxl by Color 1NSIDES Tests made by the board of health 14c 260-E ur 675. of Scotland among school children That a red rag waved at a hall will 8c proved. It declares, that machine- Infuriate the auiipal Is refuted by 17c 9c TRUCKING, local or long distance scientists. 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The project is hud burned over two million and a the park and the swimmin Pool this after noon pa sed that they is one 85 miles east of San Francisco Bay. half dollars' worth of coal," one of The impounded water is to serve the the manjj interesting paragraphs in ole addige that issent enny good no more and when ma sed What 1 is nine cities of the East Bay Municipal Mr. SatT s attieU* r«a4a. "No wan- Utility District. der so much time was spent in test that he rvprred and sH The 1 about and care nf boilers. Why! the whole womin putting evry thing on there The high-speed and permanent con- struction secured by the use of con- business of the power plant rested Munday—well it wont be long now the Perth Amboy right in the boiler room and John crete in modern engineering, say au- of our Utf worked harder than ever to learn tha *ool agen thorities, has made tremendous pro- ((mhlonii drat *•« th« Hunt of day '. ges I wont be verry sorry becui jects possible within a few years of theory of combustion. There were his has ben a offle discomfltable Savings Institution at the mid K&aon openings In Parlii. plenty of teachers in that boiler room conception, which, without its use, h«H lat* In th« •prlng ind It wai summer on acct. they has ben so would take decades and often life- and they knew their "hooka" w«U, mutch wtrk to do just like you was here that thli charming uporU frock He learned bow the coal was weighed times for completion. 210 SMITH STREET, CORNER MAPLE STREET bur»t upon n waiting world. It It tha in the army. Ma was. the Gen. and out of the. bunkers by traveling "lar- pa was the paymaster that didn't pay creation of that mo«t creative of all ry cranes" fitted with accurate scales. The Oldest Bank in Perth Amboy «jx>rt« rtfi»l(tnpr», 8chlapar«llt, and It off. So let the ole skool belle ring. | — Please mention thla paper ijhen How the rams of the stakers pushed Teuaday—well 1 of are ole neibors i buying from advertisers. — In PspprlRlly noteworthy for two r*a- this coal in under the fire bed, and nonn: Itn nholre of material and the selkbrated his 92st berth day today then with the right amount of air and when pa shook hands with him unusual simpcndnr effect which aervef forced through the fire by powerful ait decoration. The material Ii flam- he ast him has he had a happy life forced draft fans, wai first degasifled and he shuk his hed and knodded "ii>?a which, while not new thta aea- and the gas burned over the top of non or even lant. la gradually trowing and sed he had had a very happy the white hot fires making no smoke life, So fur. in •mart favor for both frocju and and than the residue coke consumed wraps. Hlthflrto, one hu aaaoclated at the back of the fire, leaving noth- Wensday—1 had to warsh my teeth It more particularly with me4«lt of a ing bat the ash. This ash waa oloMly and neck this p. m. on acct. of ma more formal type for being a com- watched during every test to see that sed we as a going to have Co, for bination of wool and rayon. It haa a all the coal hid been consumed be- supper and when I ast whom she sedi highly luitroua surface. Now we ar« fore the staker rejected the ashes to it was to be four gentlemen and a strange noosa paper man. With each new day new oppor- to have It In our de luxe sports clothe* the aah pita, where the clinker grind- It seems, (or It haa both warmth and era ground the mixture of clinkers Thinjday—M« and Pug Stevens tunities to be kind, n«w tests irrace to a high decree. ThU model and ashes down into the sluice-ways. had a nother ftte today and when I of tolerance. Further trials of waa made In an apricot shad* pattern- "By the knowledge gained in these went home ma was worried becuz she thot I had lost a nother tooth. But I i ir forbearance. Each new day ed with the tiniest of dark brown line* many and progressive testa, h« was and wm» shown wlUt a coat of UM taught the boiler gring methods that haddent. I had it in my hip pkt. all DAY :- :i jewel of infinite possibili- the time. LAB same apricot color la WML would maintain the highest operating economy and without feeling the Nothinj will *T«r tak* tha plac* strain, was developing into a combus- Elongated Herring tion chemist and making a beginning of »pari»BC*d p*rtonal *tt*n- Day of Good Wttl The fisb known as the "king of ber at a profession which before long rings" la only about four Inches wide, tion at an Mp*nt* dictated by World Good Will day, which It cele- will be entitled to a place among th* Nobody Labors Labor Day, everyone should brated on Uty 18. commemorates the but grows to a length of 20 or 28 feet you. liberal arts." opeatoi of the Internatlontl peic« conference at The Hague on May 18, That "John Sparks" haa many havealittletimeoff to enjoy the beautiful drives more years of service and more pro- luoruct Different** FUNERAL HOME 1899. motions if he keeps up his enthus- Old-line Insurance, companies are 44 Cnw Strcat iasm and does not let himself grow life-insurance companies which do not and good roads in New Jersey and adjoining TV. 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PAHWAY Modem Jail Offers IRVIN6 ST. t CENTRAL AVt. Convicts Jazz With TODAY and TOMORROW— Meals In "Valiant" Hear Ramon Novarro Prisoners' Orchestra Perform! for Fox Movietone in All- THE itir't folden voice •• heard for the fint time on Talking Film. Neil Hamaton, Badanova and Clivt Brook in a tone from any icreen! the Paramount Picture "A Dangerous Woman day and Friday. Fox trots with the soup and salad -At th Tim Sooth S« romance U and sobbing waltzes with the de«*rt fina in iti own right—with are such a vo|ru« among diners-out Corrine Griffith av<\ Ian Keith in Tr NoY«rro tlnfinf "The Pag in that the most unpretentious cafe Wednesday and Thursday. A Talkie LOTS Song" il become* an nowadays must have at least a radio Brook Sets Mark event in the corner to unloose borrowed melody for its patrons. The "sinjring waiter" has become By Fast Journey an institution in the more bizarre and hmty-in* fillmt; •*••*•»• «l- *h* din- ner hour and millions of people din- Actor Arrive)' in ing: at home tune in on tabloid grand Eleven Days After He opera to assuage the ponotony of mediocre menus. cepts Contract. When it c«mes to doing time in the penitentiary, however, one mipht im- Eleven days from London to agine that this sort of thing neces- motion picture set in Hollywood is sarily would be waived. That would the record established by ('live seem to be one spot Where, because Brook, th* English-actor, who will be of certain unhappy circumstances, seen and heard at the Majestic Thea- jazz and jaws would not be synchro- tre on September 4, 5, and 6, in Par- nized. amount's all-talking picture, "A Dan- Such is not the case, authorities gerous Woman." admit, for in several prisons jazz or- After a successful «tage career in ItAMOS chestras, made up of convict players, England, Brook played in motion pic- perform for the recreation of the tures there. Two films in which he prisoners during the dinner hour and appeared were shown later in Amer- in "The Valiant," Fox Movietone all- ica and two Hollywood companies bid dialog production centering about a —At the Muji-stn- Theatre. Perth simultaneously for his services. He prison atmosphere, such a .band is Amboy. for four (Jays starting to- MWUt accepted an offer which demanded Been and heard in action. "The Val- morrow. that he be in th* film capital work- with iant" is the picture attraction at the ing on a moving picture within elev- Strand Theatre, Perth Amboy, for en days. RENEE one week beginning tomorrow. Grease Paint Cave The next day he was sailing to the Richard BarthelmeM and Alice Day Into a great mess hall, constructed Mulhall New Face United States. A ride up Broadway in the "DRAG" at the Rahway Thea- ^_ ADOREE at Fox Hills, Calif., with 300 convicts tre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. was all he saw of the Metropolis be- QAMONMOVADQO and seated at Ion? bench tables behind Without using a trick make-up! fore a train mailed him to Hollywood. WfT^~ DONALD CRISP their tin caps and plates, Paul Muni, Jack Mulhatl was able to change his On the afternoon of the day he ar- W DOROTHY JAMS portraying the featured role of a con- oks sufficiently to portray the dual rived he waa busy on the set demned murderer is conducted by a —At the Rahway Theatre Today and •le of a cop and a crook in "Dark He haa played in films for three tomorrow. A singing and talking pic- guard for his first view of the peni- years Eince then. NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS tentiary dinner hour. On a platform .treets/' the First National-Vita- ture. hone picture coming to the Majestic "A Dangerous Woman" is his sec- at the upper end of the room a jazz ond talking film. Featured in the pro- ceilings to a rusting printing press. orchestra of colored convicts plays heatre tomorrow for a four day run. 0U Days in "Drag" New Policy for Fall Season Starting jubilantly, their music and the other In dressing for the cop, Mulhall duction with him are Baclanova and An old printer was secured from the sounds of the impressive scene being sed no make-up at all. For the crook Neil Hamilton. The picture was di- The good old days of the tramp studio technical forces and he initiat- perfectly recorded by Fox Movietone. cenes he applied just an ordinary j rected by Rowland V. Lee. printer, who traveled from town to ed Barthelraess into the secrets of September 1 oat of grease paint. The "distortion" i town with no baggage but the "stick" handling a "stick", "kicking" a foct "The Valiant," adapted from a it the camera did the rest in mak-1 in hi» poeket, was revived a-t the Pint prew; and finding '-type lies." MON. TO THURS. MAT. 1 to 6 P. M. play of Holworthy Hall and Robert ng him appear as two different men. ; National-Vitaphone Studios when These offices and pressrooms were Middlemass, was directed by William Mulhall's voice will be heard in Richard Barthelmess produced built under the supervision of Jack MON. TO THURS. NIGHTS 6:30 to 11 P. M. K. Howard, with Marguerite Church- "Drag", his newest starring feature Oakie, First Ntaional art director. ill co-featured opposite Paul Muni in oth roles, with a deeper pitch em- j FRIDAYS — SATURDAYS — SUNDAYS >loyed for the crook. i which comes to the Rahway Theatre They were patterned after a small the feminine lead. Other players in Sunday. Continuous Performances 1 to 11 P. M. the notable cast are John Mack The success of this dual role is printing establishment in Mojave, Brown, DeWitt Jennings, Henry Kol- eing watched closely by Hollywood The fascinating smell of printer's California, one of the oldest print- ker, Richard Carlyle, Edith Yorke, as it is the first to be played in ^ ink, the whir of foot-presses, and ing offices in Southern California. PROGRAM CHANGES Cliff Dempsey and George Pearce. talking picture, and numerous tech-i the dingy case where "type lice" Frank Lloyd directed "Drag," which nical hurdles had to be overcome to | abound, lived again during the mak- is based on the novel by William Dud- STARTING SEPT. 8 :arry it out. j n|c of this feature. For Darthehness' ley; Pelley. It a a etery of donortie MONDAY ami TyfiSDAY GREAT TALKING PICTURES Frank Lloyd, the director, worked | ffice in one of the dramatic se- strife and the ambitions of a young WED. and THURS. DIALOGUE PICTURES ut the method with the aid of Oliv- j quences was a complete small town man who is held down by his wife's "Queen of It "Shy, Garrettson, his chief technician, j newspaper plant from cobwebbed family. FR1. and SAT.—5—BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE—5 Mulhall is not only seen in two places AND FEATURE PICTURE on the screen, but is heard talking I WHERE THE SCREEN SPEAKS Retiring In Real Life o himself! I SUNDAYS—S—BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE—5 Lila Lee is the girl—the sweet- j AND FEATURE PICTURE Mist Bow Rarely Attends the heart of the cop and the crook. I NOTE Gay Social Event* of Holly- wood. Rogers Plays Two Roles ELM Our First Vaudeville Show Takea Place Friday and RAHWAY N. J, In Picture of Southland PHONE RAHWAY 9 94- Saturday—Sept 6 and 7 Believe it or not, Clara Bow is shy. Badanora in "A Danceroua Our First Sun. Vaudeville Show Takes Place Sept. 8 Also, believe it or not, she is, far Charles (Buddy) Rogers plays dual A Paramount PS TODAY AND TOMORROW— from being the ha rum scaram, flighty haraeterizations in his latest all- —At the. Majestic Theatre for three individual she portrays on the screen. iuuiEu:ruiuuia 111 uis i™» «u- • —^[ tnp Majestic Theatr* HIS FIRST 100% ALL TALKING PICTURE! talking Paramount picture, "Rjver of i Jkmg Wednesday. -Also- "Sometimes I am very discontent- Romance," which comes to the Strand day a at ed," she said in a recent interview. Theatre for one week beginning Sep- j STARTING SEPT. 1 — "and often there are moments of tember 14. Nonna Shearer Goes To deep gloom." He is seen first as th« soft-spoken The red-headed 'Empress of 'It' youth who returns to his homeland Jail For Real Scene EARLY BIRD MATINEES is the last person one would suspect in the South after having sptfit most of that. Yet it is true. She dreads of his life in the East Later in the Norma Shearer actually had to go 1V. M. to 1:30 P. M. ALL SEATS meeting strange people. She worries picture he becomes the "notorious to jail when Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer HALF PRICE TO EVERYONE over the start of each picture. She CJol. Blake," blustreing gambler and filmed "The Trial of Mary Dugan,' suffered terribly from microphone nver-front badman of the Mississip- Bayard Veiller's all-talking picture BE AW, EARLY BIRD AND SAVE consciousness when she waa taking pi- which comes Sunday to the Empire tests for her first talking film,"Th e Subsequent events show that his Theatre as their second 100 per cent SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY Wild Party." "badness" is, in reality, feigned and dialogue feature. Playing the role She is seldom seen in the motion that he is not the terror that all his of Mary Dugan, Miss Shearer had to CONTINUOUS MONDAY—LABOR DAY— 1 to 11 P. M picture colony society, preferring acquaintances had supposed him to have her fingerprints taken for the only the company of a few tried and be. courtroom scenes. The Los Angeles true friends. She is almost never (Richard Wallace, genius who &- sheriff's office obliged and sent her seen among those present at gala rected "Innocents of Paris," famous | up to the jail where the nngerpnnt- events in Hollywood and at Beverly picture starring Maurice Chevalier, Iin e wa» doDe in regulation manner, Expect Great Things! Hills. was also the director of "River of Bayard Veiller directed the rilmiia The answer is that she dreads th Romance " ' tion of his famous play with an all- fuss and feathers and U sensibl -r- star cast. LewiLi s StoneSt , H. B. WarW- Expect to aee a better f enough not to force herself to d ner and Raymond Hackett are fea- the things she does not enjoy. Engliab-Adopted Player tured with Miss Shearer. Others in picture than "Wrary But in spite of her shyness in priv- the production are lilyan Tashman, River." Expect to bear ate life, she shows-a wonderful exub- Stars In American Film DeWitt Jenningsfi Wilfrid North, the ultimate in all talk- erance and vitality in working before Olive Tell, Myra Hampton, Mary Do- ing and tinging picture!, j the camera and microphone. The Although Miriam Seegar is a na- ran, Mary Dome, Claud Allister, most difficult scene cannot tire her. tive of Indiana, she is best known for Wescott Clark, fharles Moore and Expect to aee a greater ' This was particularly noticeable her stage and screen work in England Adrienne D'Ambricourt. Barthelmeu than ever j when she was preparing for the work and she comes to the Empire theatre On The Same Program before. You won't be ! (>n "DangerouB Carves which comes in Adolphe Menjou's first all-talking disappointed! to the Strand Theatre for one week picture, "Fashions in Love," for two A SOUND ACT A TALKING COMEDY beginning September 7. She wag fair- days, starting today in her first Am-Stirring Drama ly bubbling with enthusiasm. erican motion picture role. She won AND FOX MOVIETONE NEWS —WITH— | "I am not a flapper queen in this recognition for her fork in British SAT. MATINEE ONLY! one," she explained. "It is the type films. ALICE DAY and of role I have always wanted to do. Miss Seegar started her stage ca- InJTlie Pagan" 7th Episode of "THE BLACK BOOK" I am a circus performer. A gay little reer playing Chautauqua company PAY ENVELOPES TO ALL KIDDIES! LILA LEE youngster, but full of pep and am- roles over Red path bookings. After Ramon Novarro Tops Fine Cast bition and a real purpose in life. three years of this work, she went to In Filming of Famous Novel. SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY— 3 DAYS ONLY There is color and joy in this circus New York wher*. her work in mu- picture, and there is human drama. sical shows brought her a contract THE ALL TALKING HIT OF THE YEAR! No wonder I am happy." with A) Woods for an important part Tropic scenes of wonderful beau- in the English production of "Crime". ty, thrills such as a battle under w%- She returned to the United States to ter with a deep sea shark, and other — Please mention this paper when begin work in "Fashions in vivid details of life in the tropics, buying from advertisers. — 5MKa embellish a romantic love story, in "TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN" "The Pagan," Ramon Novarro's lat- est Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, GREATER THAN THE STAGE PLAY which comes today to the Railway Theatre as a sound synchronized film With an All Star Cast Including Richard Uhigh at Wflkcs-Bam with singing sequences which intro- duce Novarro's rich tenor voice to the Norma Shearer-Lewis Stone motion picture public. He gives $tv- COAL eral renditions of "Pagan Love and H. B. Warner Song," theine song of tht' production. per te» radwXkaa If paU ft* "The Pagan," adapted from the ON THE SAME PROGRAM fa 10 d*r» m Cask famous [Icm-1 by John Kuseell, was directed by W. S. Van Dyke, who di- TALKING COMEDY FOX MOVIETONE NEWS rected "White Shadows in the South Barthelmess Seas." The cast includes lie nee WEDNESDAY _ THURSDAY ICE and WOOD Adorer, l)oi laid Crisp, Dorothy Janis, j and others f nute, and the picture SEE! SOUND EFFECTS & MUSIC SCORE HEAR! Of Us A Call 1111 Pet* Aaabey wiii made I n its entirety in the I lands.. The oinpany pas.M-d weeks in Tahiti a nit 1i thr jungles to him this RYMSHA I CO.. Inc. dramatic ro: nance uf tropical life. Sue Carol - Barry Norton DRAG _ MAMUULH.X. Novarro plays a young hull twite —In— islander, heir to a fortune and prac- WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY tically chief of a tribe, who is pit-,, A Fir A National Vitaphone! ted against an itinerant trader in a struggle for the love uf a native TALKING PICTURE sweetheart She, In turn, in the rival "The Exalted Flapper" SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC of a white adventuress on the it>land for the love of the youth. The white Co-Feature APPLIANCES woman, "Madge", is played by Miss SEE AND HEAR Trusses Supporters Belts Braces- Adoree, while Miss Jams plays the MARTIN JOHNSON'S JUNGLE CLASSIC Corinne Griffith native charmer. Novarro's sensational swimming FILMED IN AFRICA Arches, in Fact a Complete Line through a shark filled lagoon and his —Ir of These Needs. battle with one uf the "tigers of the sea," the thrilling trek of heru and YOUR DOCTOR'S ORDERS FILLED heroine into the primeval jungles, and other dramatic details surround JIM i a charming love story in tht new pic- tare. Historic spots on th« island, and HENRY FRAHME locales mentioned by the author, are AND FOX MOVIETONE NEWS PRISONERS' ay settings lor the ntw UIWMDST. SAVE TIME — SAVE, MONKY M fclATJIl M.tinM Daily «t 1)00 F.vxniiif at 7 nad • ^(THEATRE Continuoui Pur

TELEPHONE I AX PERTH THK HOUSE BROADWAY of Attraction* TAT.KIKS TtLHl'HONE AMBOT for The Management announces that until further notice complete and 50c change of program on Saturday and Wednesday. SOUND Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug., 31, Sept., 1, 2, 3 7 Days Beginning Tomorrow, Aug. 31

Here's the screen's most powerful • 100% TALKING A Story of the rarest courage a with hearPdrama—and ALL IN DIALOG/ man can have .. • "Officer, 1 want You will feel your breath come to give myself faster, your pulse beat fatter, your JACK up—for murder." mind and body grow more tens* WILLIAM FOX while you watch thii film. MULHALL StNTt You will be cast under the spell Drama- that add* a bigg*r g of its keen suspense, held in the to the word "Great". Love that geti grip of Us dramatic thrall to your heart—and stays there. Brother-love as big at life when one brother "takes the rap" to save the other. Directed and adapted by Frank Lloyd and Bradley King, makers of "Weary River" and "Drag". with t HUN I JCtiN HAXr BECWN, First Dual-Role MARGUERITE CHURCHILL Talking Picture ALLTALKING DCN TERRY Ever Made POX MOVIETONE FEATURE One Week-Starting Next Saturday, Sept; 7 See and hear Jack Mulhall as a cop talking to Jack Mulhall as a crook. YouHvon't believeyour^ars.Surpris- ingly different! And it tells one of A brilliant new romance-dram* presenting the most appealing stories to reach Clara in a new role that wins her new laurels the screen in years, One of the best all-talking pictures we have shown in a new way. Kay Francis, sleek "vamp" of this season. "Gentlemen of the Pr©«V ir-Clara's rival for One of the finest the love of Richard Arlen. Lothar Mendes di- pictures of the year rected. AT EACH PERFORMANCE The screen's ravishing red- head in her second SEE-and- HEAR entertainment. You got an eyeful and earful of "It" in FOX MOVIETONE NEWS "The Wild Party." Now— "ft Speak for Itself" AT ALL PERFORMANCES Alto MOVIETONE SHORTS FOX MOWONENEWS BOWS "It Speaks for Itself" Wed., Thur., Fri., Sept., 4, 5, 6 mxmous She recognized no - MOVIETONE SHORTS barriers to love-- Tropical nights (2 Qzramount picture —this lovely, lonely wife/

—and dangerous! Coming for One Week, Sept. 14 to 20 Sweethearts of the World Making Love! SEE and _ HEAR

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Her husband. His best Telling friend. His younger brother. She loved and The mystery *•* Is Africa. The lan- You—It's laughed at them all in guor that is tha jungle's. The en- GREAT! turn. AH who met her chantment ttfat is a woman's undo* knew her as inf., Com* learn the late of this Adventure! notorious huntress of heart* who 'A lived but to love. A gripping drama- Romance! romance. Pulsating human emo» Love! DANGEROUS ttons. ALL-TALKING. An all-stag». WOMAN" trained trio of popular stars. ALL— B AC LAN OVA CHARLES (BUDDY TALKING CLIVE BROOK NEIL HAMILTON a ERS QtirwnowU Qidux AT EACH PERFORMANCE TheRivei FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Roinance . "It Speaks for Itself" MARY BRIAN u/if"WALLACM E BEERY AUo JUNE COLLY&a MOVIETONE SHORTS COMING PICTURES "SOPHOMORE" with Eddie QuiUan and SaUy O'Nea COMING "The AWFUL TRUTH" with lna CUire LON CHANEY in "Thunder" »HADTC nnniaiy' y\ik A«u», PAGBFOU& News of the World Told in Pictures

1 Youn*» Lord Takes Up Basebeti Meet "Miss California' Alaska Indian Basketry Almost Gone

t2«APPUJ AT CHICAUO— Photo ihcws a group o! Tire A:a:iu lr.a.an "«n<«i «••». oouertlon. TheTt are not many of t hese baskets left.

Ht-re ii me gir« WHO *... represent Cii:;i.Tiia in the Amer::an Pourteen-year-old Lord Toimshf^i *.io recen-.Jy aacompanJed h;i Lef.on national beauty coni«r. to be neld in Baltimore In September., mot'-itr. the MircruoD«i To»wh»:ic;. :j tr. s countrr Bt U endeavor.-^ i CalUorala" il Mis* N:na Crug of Aiameda, Cal 10 :«tber bMea^l among the raungiters c; hli own city. Lynn. Eaglarl Babe Ru;h pre»nrt*d two bas*b»i! tw« '.; :.- -j rounj man. and beit he 4 From Fortress to Flats ' them out wv.h one 0! ih» iau. Wins 310,000

In her flrrt major professional competition. Marsha Noreliui of Nei An »~a*nt (orUtw used during the Napoleonic war *q>re to defend, Yort Jonner amateur aihleiic KAT and holder of aa Olympic title, wen the Britith coast at Foikftone has. through the enterprise of a builder, A crew of Qndge *orie« :r»dy to oe haired u tiw:r yx bdi let: tugr. on '-.= Nfw Vart-.»t» tbe Wnfley ten-miJe swim lor women in Lake Ontario. Taklnc the { bees made Into flat*. The fortrcat b put of the famous Marten Towers. bridge that it Linking the two Bute*. The Hudson Hirer Bndge. Then com pie ted, wlli havt ihe lead from the Kan. Mis Kareliut out? wain forty-Ore womea trom the 1 In the rear of tbt tower Ranges lor the teunts bare been entYd. tzml ivan at anj bride«. The cost of the bridge with ipproacha wHi be about (75,000,000. Hnited B»te» and Cacada to capture flm priat ol $10,000. To Attempt New Endurance Record 50,000,000 Years Ago Japan Appoints Governor General

The touglodoo, or prehistoric wha.e, »:uui was coiumou u2 me Carohui coast between So.uw.uuu and "\ 50,000.000 jean ago. A painting presented to Reid Uiueum of Natural History by Ernest R. Graham. x, Charles B. Knignl ta the artist. The sou^lodoii was a smali-ne&dtd wlsaie, with a medium-sixed, body and a > long tall. In sae it has been outstripped by the larger species ol modem wlxaks Because of Its formldabJa , row at sharp teeth, the aougiodon presented a terrifying appearance, fossil remauu ol the animal have been ~, In toe eocene deposits ol the Oulf and South Atlantic Slates.

Ujuahiro OU (right), nrwry a«(winte4 QoweriMr Oeoeral of Jap- Quit Russia, Return to Land of Their Fathers anese leased larrttory la Uanchuria. the BMM O< reported daabat be- tween armed Soitet and Ctiioeae troops. tuj.e Piiion, aeveiiteen-yeai-old Lot Angeles a?iatnz. who, with Li*::ie WaUtoglord. her niiicte*n-year-uld Dompanluo, will attempt to set a refueling endurance mark lor women over Los Angelf*. Their GeU Gold Medal endnUOe piaue wJl be made to provide lor air mattresses, and tpecial WJi be inade to allow them cicrcue.

Kaioolm P. Hanssn. noted radio ei^ineer. tormerU of In* tumutb Laboratories at Washington, who tafcasd UM «™»^ti bt UM 4iTd egndtttons and now U Mntng at dam W Jt u> Chairman Joueii Obaue at toe Danoeratle National •tnedttton te ttaa Anuuctk. DM baea awarded tfea da* Ounimtttec and assigned to a post at national n tamirf who t r'lfiiiffnfHl ol their t*oe who Veteran WMM OperataW •sanrtttiri lac UH mm 1B WasMi^tirti tatbek wltti tto tnu4 «( afcin ItUw •HllliaiHl jl III #>*• llll !• I • JkMBMi Rngliih Broom Industry Hcsmn Is the old KngllHh nnim> fni broom, nml hrnoniH mnnufnrtnrpd A womtin Is so \1«><1 from HIP hnntlior whlrh cn-vorn mnru (0 '•f trm monrt of Ynrfc*hlri>, Rnitimrt (lint Rhft rnn't nn hnvln* hpon n thriving Inilustrj fm Let Your (lerfllnnil why H mim rnnny crnlnrlps, YortFhlrc hmomR he should mflkp BO IIIR sold throughout RnRliind. Fro nhniit n miKSlng button qnonily n whole r-ntinRp fnmily en^ne. Old Electric Cleaner In th« mnnufnrtnri; of the brooms In .<] Adfl. Brine Results — thr Help to Pay Saves and for NEW Satisfies HOOVER

UDGERWOODAVL ELIZABETH. N.d. LA / PHONt EMERSON 5000 does it best

E will make a substantial allowance for THE PERTH AMBOY I Wyour old electric cleaner traded in at the time you purchase a Hoover. I While at the proving jrroundu of the wheel and he proved to spectat- dO7,en or more laps at top speed. His The Hoover removes all 3Jrt from rug? an3 GAS LIGHT COMPANY the Packard Motor Car Company in ors that he could speed on the face was wreathed in smiles M he carpets, quickly and without injury to fine Detroit to inspect the new Packard ground, when it is Sftfe to do so, nsstepped from the car. He said it was Dieael type airplane engine and test well as he can in, the air. He drove a the fastest he has ever ridden on the ' rug fibres. I ground. Picture shows Lindbergh at 206 SMITH STREET it in the air Colonel Lindbergh had Packard speedster 112 miles an hour the steering wheel with Alvan Ma- I the fastest automobile ride he hason the proving grounds 2% mile cauley, president of the Packard Hoover 700, #75. ever experienced. He himself was at concrete test track and made a half Company standing at one side. Hoover 543, $59.50. Heating and Cooking Appliances I Parks and Brownie COP COMES OUT Dog, Cat, Groundhog* You" may buy on our convenient divided SECOND BEST IN Live Happily Together payment plan at a small increase over these Ruud Automatic and Storage • TILT WITH CAT Uthopolls, Ohio.—The "happiest' prices on terms of family ID the animal kingdom, com Water Heaters iHtsed of three baby groundhogs, two ArreiU Disorderly Kitty but kittens, s spaniel dog, and a cat, liven I Ht the home here of Frank Rothfuss down and month New Process Gas Ranges Neglects to Put Brace- fhf burden of this unique family '5. I falls upon the dog and cat The lets on It cat brought In the groundhogs which became so friendly with the kitten* Silver Spring, Md.-TbU Is s storj that they were adopted. I of a policeman and a cat, In a little For guarding the kittens, the dog Con-Den-Rit Radiant Logs scrimmage ID which the felloe won is rewarded with food gathered by PVBLICQSSERVICE I Montgomery connty policemen are the cat or her foraging trips. 1091 Odorless—Efficient—Inexpensive always on the alert to assure « peace I ful life for the populace, ever ready to — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It —' tnke action to quell hnj disturbance. I Charles T. Barnes, patrolman attached I to the northern district station, was. Telephone 3510 Perth Amboy settling down for a long night watch, glancing at the clock for the time to roll around, when be would tnke hi* I turn on the 85-jnlleJ>eat: The ielfr phone rang and a feminine voice com 7 CHEVROLET plained of a cat that was causing a disturbance around a home several This Car THE .ha* iMMCsmMly miles from the station. ClMCkad •«* W* Docile, Apparently. dittos** wktt* Q. A. Pnrks. governor of Alnsku Barnes put on his lint, strapped his with Brownie, a cub bear which Sam Brown belt, with pistol and bul- wag enptured near Juneau and pre lets attached, over his massive form Rented to the executive as a mascot. USED CARS Paulus Dairy and hlsd forth in the uiillce car. The [y Motor Main Office! 189-195 New St., New Brunswick, N. J. cat was delivered to him, a docile feline, apparently. ' H* stroked 'its U-Radlator "ivith an X)K that 'Counts Phone 2400 Established 1890 I DIPPING INTO | fur, placed It ID the car, closed the IvRearAxfe : SCIENCE : windows so It could not get out, but AULUS* neglected to put the "bracelets" on, an act that he now regrets. But who [^Starting 0S1TIVELY wonld have thought a cat could cause Courteous Attention and Highest ERFECTLY The Humming Bird USE MILK any disturbance, particularly with [vTtfnltlotL ASTEUR1ZED The humming bird derives Its gtsss protecting. Dollar-for-Dollar Value name from the sound Of Its Be left, with kitty secure on the VBattery P swiftly moving wings. It re- back seat, apparently enjoying the mains In the air all day. never Patrons of our used car high business plane aa Walker-Gordon Certified Milk ride. Be was rolling along the roads, ivUphoUtery Wendmese Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk tiring and even sips hone; from and after about two miles the feline department get the same our new car division. courteous attention and Suydam'g and Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculin the flowers as It floats about Look for our red "O.K." them. This bird, like the bee the same high dollar-for- tag when you buy a used Tested Milk is valuable tn that It carries dollar value aa our new car. It is your proof that DISTRIBUTION COVERS pollen from one plant to an car customers. the car has been thor- other. There are about five Used car sales constitute oughly reconditioned by New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, SayreviUe, hundred species. a vital part of our busi- expert mechanics, using Parlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge ((3. 1111. WMtrnn N«wip»p«r Union.) ness—consequently, our genuine parts for replace- Carterct, Fords and Metuchen, N. J. used car department is ment—your guarantee of conducted on the same superior VALUE t — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — ain Ag the Alps AT THE are conquered NEW USED CAR MART ON THE HIGHWAY Comer Cleveland Avenue and Pfeif f er Boulevard PERTH AMBOY Kitty Made It th« First Tim*. apparently objected to confinement. / There was a thud .it the back of th» 1928 CHEVROLET COACH—A-l MECHANICAL CONDITION. CAR policeman's neck, and a sharp dig la IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE THROUGHOUT. jRUBBER GOOD. AM bis shoulder told him that all was not secure within the toclosure. Be A GOOD BUY AT A REASONABLE PRICE J $400 Mjy'or EM. Aldrin in spectacular reached for the cat It now was flight from Turin to Paris crawling upside down on the celling 1927 CHEVROLET COACH—IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. of the car, and making good time. So JUST THE THING FOR WORK. STILL HAS MANY Mft.ES OF was the automobile. Back again at demonstrates endurance the policeman's bead and neck. A GOOD SERVICE. AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT $250 11 swipe of the band cat only the sir, of 'Standard Motor Oil for the feline was back on the celling, 1927 DODGE SEDAN—ANOTHER GOOD CAR. EQUIPMENT IN It was blazing hot in Turin when Major and running around in circles, spitting and hissing. Kitty struck again, and GOOD CONDITION. TIRES GOOD. MECHANICALLY A-l. Aldrin gave his Lockheed Vega Monoplane scored, this time on the shoulders. A BARGAIN AT $275 the gun. Off like a rocketl Qarnfes ducked and let go a long arm. Hissed again. ' 1928 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET—CAR IN PERFECT CONDITION, Straight into the heart of a*raging blizzard he Things Get Hot RUBBER EXCELLENT. UPHOLSTERY WELL-KEPT AND flew when he reached the Alps. Then up 15,000 Paynes said things were getting hot. CLEAN. A REAL BUY FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS A feet to escape'it. Colder yet. But the big Wasp The car was stopped. But kitty kept motor never missed a beat all the way to Paris. making the circuit of the ring, bitting SPORTY LOOKING CAR $425 everything tn sight, and not missing The flight was made with "Standard" Motor Barnes on auy cycle. Barnes glanced 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE—A VERY FINE CAR FOR THE MONEY. at the car and tl)« flying fur, aud then Oil, preferred by Major Aldrin because on Into the dark countryside, aud decided GOOD RUBBER. MOTOR IN GOOD CONDITION. TO BE pr&vious nights in America he had always that there was vustly more room there SOLD FOR •*.---- MOO uscxl it and never found it wanting. than In tbut car. lie reached, for the window to open It, but quickly Uu- 1926 CHEVROLET LANDAU—EQUIPMENT AND TIRES ARE IN A-l The same reliability that stood by Major clded the door would provld/s more SHAPE. CAR HAS BEEN WELL TAKEN CARE OF. SACRI- Aldrin when his plane flew at 15,000 feet is exit space and optmml it wldu. Kitty L nude it the tlrst time aud dWuppttarod « FlCEp AT $226 inherentin every gallon of "Standard" Motor up the road and If It causes any mure • Oil that goes into your automobile. Used with disturbance, Hunk'a 1ms dudded that "Standard" Gasoline or liSSO, you have an some one else will have to couteud with the disturber. unbeatable combination. Will D«po»t g«br New Xork.—Ellsa Valerie, fourteen JEFFERSON MOTORS, Inc. •Deaths eld, will be deported by tn« United States, thu youngest person ev- er to be sent awuy from Ellis Inland 160 New Brunswick Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. aloutt. The child's mother, a steward- STANDARD" ess on the liner l/resldent Wilson, after being refused permission to PAGE ! aTWcd 101 fr<* passes to fin*, s»d j Th* n*rt y*ax, MBt was Oa Dccwkw lCtk of u,, Mr*. Dmm Own. Oriole { tVr ifTt mr allowed exactly 10*» I pitching for a po,Mr Mypr \hr Borton Rni Son. Thr w-r WiO. tWr»U«," »,,,,,.,,„ , (that »«: in IWTI i;»r setting- off t^ a p,,, . M.« in^.P. .t,]! over-halatiri. . to the St. }'••'.rb.rr Hat i V'fTman ar'i d-it '"nfl but hf i« rlimbin* .-, ionh P H-" •*"••" kr Ka>" M.\ff-!v St I *.-]i= -e HP ha> pi*rh*"i air tight ball ' ' M ':• 1 !a:e \ rSa- p'i ;r.r • p^t * nTi. Morrii', R':*:nir a' * l] wiTh tbe Hr''-wT*ip«, rromV^r ]• -•• me that told -,- -v" F'r=."j!'r tr. rrr. renter ba« tak- Mih. onp of fre m""i jovial aad J*» "«5"J. !-•! '•' it *n:|^ V G*»U

tf-r. H«- »a.i bnrn a* BIG WEEK-END N J . in January 27;h. is?«. ar.ri h dops not take the b-s!n« of sr Fxii- OM "f ti» t«O »ir*K tasehall nrjinliatinn In tM* moo- OFFERINGS d»v. He >5 e«if*Titia-!v a ripht-har.der Don't Miss The Biggest tr7 1* Mr* John Donn. <«m«r of the both at bat and r>n \hr rr^-iml. FaJtiroore International t^aroe team. He i* a big m»n. >!ar'!:re ..^e inch AN endlesi arroy of value* ... week in and She is ifct »1d"W of Jark Dana wbo over six feet in h:« ="::k!n(r feet. H* /"\ week out. And here is another group.Timely tniUl Us dtatb nunafpd the Oriole ha* food speed SIKJ a jrr>od carve ball, hat his best h*t i5 s tanuliiin^ able needs and choice foods for your holiday efah. She Is not oo!y In'Minrty to and cnthnslsftlc om- ber knuckle-hall which f;n»; >>vfr ,u«r outing basket Priced, of course, at unusual before it r*«cl»i the plaie. It has role of becomlnf a bnatn«as confounded too many i atter^ M savings. but la making a great me- tion, not *rcludiny the ri:*h:y CMS p* It She atlcsds all of their , hiaa. . CIGARETTES " ''fames and tii aa' ffefltitiot) to alf \ Gafton has never had any minor LLKXT STBKtS, OLD OOtDi. OUIUH1UK. her team. * league experience, breaking in with ITOMONTS*CAMaiC«i««1Opfcg>.ft.U •he New York Yankees in 1921. and ! Cleaner Fight Game Is sticking ever since. Although he hu Speed Classic r.ever been forced to stand the i)rno- GINGER ALE Now Sought by England my of a minor league uniform, be ha< CANTIBl 1 COCHJtANf or CUCQUOT CLU* 2 s«*. 25C ' A cleanup of British boring with a suffered a worse fit* by comparison. view to cleaner and better sport, to It has always been hi; misfortune to OF THE YEAR PRESERVES ' enrisactd by t adbesM wUek U to be be on the roster of a losing dub, and A** HAND run nurr X •*.!•• 19c this account* for kb mediocre- won ' co«loer«l it t meeting: of the Brit- and lost average. In seven years c.f CRAB MEAT • tab BoxlBg Board of OontroL big-time hariinr, the big Passaic en- Tbe ••!• pototn •aggaated In the try has scored 49 triumphs, while FOt DEUOOUS SA1A0S | H*<<» 31C See America's Aces at the Auto Races ; aeheaM ara that **^»^— will be aet- dropping- (4 decisions. A tendency Ued bf Inoepeaoeot awn with DO t- toward wildne*» has handicapped him EVAPORATED MILK ' nandal Interaat In taxing. Brer? par not a little. In 1£>25 and 1926. he WHfTBKXttf HAND 3 ^a 25C tldpant moat obtain a Dtcnae. SWEET MIXED PICKLES Each aectloo—proaMten. boierr Strike-Out Hurler AN EXCHIENT VAlUt mafiajcra. ami train- •ra—will WMifl^ff tkdr own repre- Woodbridge Board SALAD DRESSING acntatlre to tba board, which will de- ADOS ZST TO THf RNCST SAlAD cide all rmlea fOTtmlng the apott. OtampioMhlpa wOl be regulated SANDWICH SPREAD and tpprored eoatnets used by all K» MJNTY SAM7WKHS t St. )* 19c promoter*. The object! of tbe board are, among JEU-O other thingi, to eocoorage boxing 1B the United Kingdom, to raise the SPEEDWAY roui CHOta Or AU rorvui PIAVO«$ 3 ptav 20c standard and control of profeaataoal N. B. C COOKIES boxing, and to act a* a general board iNT DC LUH or SOOAl ttAS pkg. 29c of appeal. N. B. C CRACKERS Fred Mitchell Booster Sunday. Sept. 8th ZUZUS. CHOCOLATE SNAK, CkAHAMS $MAU _ ••4 VAMUA SNAK kg. 4C of Any Brainy Pitcher Fred atltebeU. Harvard baaeball SUPER SUDS coach, who managed the Cotw and j KAOSOFSOAT At 2:30 R M. 3 !*••. 25C the Brent for aereral yeara alter ' aartinf la tbe big teagoe rank! both I WHOLE MILK CHEESE aa a ptteher and catcher, hand* on AGH). CMS) aa ftsdMrttattre line of chatter about plteUBS that young twirlen would do ENCORE MACARONI well to pooder. v Mooota 2 t*m- 15c T*e hardeat Bang to nun • roan* pitcher.- atn Ultchell. "to tbe raloe of a elov ball. Toej all want to Forrest C Twoguod. star pitcher of the Calrerslty of Iowa, who Popular Prices breeae It br the batter. Thej caat HiHifrtumi why a batter cant hit a for the secoad seaiwo In sacceaakia SOME OF OUR ^ • alow ooa, At the aeent of hitting la has topped the strike-oat artists of the timing. It foUowi thai the aeeret of big tea conference with a mark of 44. to braaklng ap the batter^ The lanky mound star bas been signed Now Under Management of REGULAR PRICES by tbe Rochester team of tbe Interns By nixing then on. a piteter ttaoal leagne, aat we may am tee Not* thai* every-doy voluc*. Your A4P Food Store b can keep • hatter from getting act him up la the majors. ccxuiftentty low in pnca for Hi* choices foods and Tbe slow ban makea the fast one aeeat houMhoid needs. Evans Speedway fatter and the ftrat ytw know, the bat- ter U breaUag his back trying to ece- CANADA DRY GINGER ALE . 3 •*. 50c nect with either one. Dick Bodolpb la andent China ft waa beUered DAVE EVANS, Mgr. had DO real fast ball, bm the opposing that the human body was composed at CLICQUOT CLUB SEC . 3a«v50c batsmen often Uionght to because be fire aoUd orgtM and ais hollow or PIEL'S or TOFTS "££* 6 b*. 25c mixed them up ao ftfcUlfoUy they coolant gatge hJa speed. WHITE ROCKWATER b—15c "The greatest arm In tbe world win WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE get a pitdwr nowhere mile* ha leans SI.IMSI.27C to use his bead with It Be SANDWICH BREAD u- 8c •tandy Mady batten, their points, APPLEGATE'S DEPENDABLE UNDERWOOD'S DEVILED HAM JT— 18c the plate." CANDY BARS or GUM ,sm 3 *•*. 10c STUFFED OUVES i-25c JpoSJouIbj BLUE PETER SARDINES . 2— 25c Nearlj UUUO (oUen A>K bad the EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE . *35c thrill of a bole-liwm* In tbe las f vat HORMEL BONEO HAM ^61c jeara. 1 Bovtais Is now a major sport la 12 HORMEL CHICKEN ^rSS ® 1

the National open golf dismpkt- FRESH FRUITS and afaip wffl be plajed at tbe InterUcbea dob, IDnaeapoUs, next Tear. Each car tested and approved by expert mechanics! VEGETABLES A proposed soccer learnt woeM ta- Al AAP Fmd Storo* an stocked cinde derelaad. Detroit Chicago and fovorita froth fruits and St. Loala with two leans *a<*. i your Labor Day trip in our Five-Day Free Trial Offer. aUss Loella Gear 01 Bajride. L L. TOMATOES owna a great dane which she employs If you plan to purchase a used car for the Labor Day trip, make sure you get it at Applegate's. aa a "caddr" to can? her dobs. •OSTON i You can drive away over the week-end and test the car thoroughly. If the car is not up to expec- LETTUCE ' The leadtag steeplechsse rider to the Bast la not a profeeskos l but a tation*, return it when you get back. You will be allowed fall credit on any other car in stock. rMK HEAT "Centleraan Jockey." a a Bostwick. CANTALOUPES • • • ' Oapt. Uatthew Webb of Enjiand swam tt« BogUsh channel In 1875. He Applegate's Dependable Used Cars are Reliable and Good! required 23 boors for the 39-mile CHOICE MEATS swim. • • *' 1928 STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SPORT COUPE-Car positively EvwywH*r*,wQMa« or* taking abort % mwd The Pebble Reach course st Del value* offoreoftsrad at AlF Mark**Mark**.. —3--T ilonte. Calif, where tbe national ama- teur win be played, measures 6UM5 equal to new. Satisfactory service, and a splended looking car at oiac —< atsTKK *•*" "0** "** jarda. KIDd Of DEEP pail & aas 39c • • t a tremendous saving in price. Bob Jones and tbe great John Ball RIB ROAST HAM cur 35c of England are now tied for supreme L£O* Of buoun In Bolfdom, both having nine SPRING LAMB 35c major Upks triumphs to their credit. 1927 CHRYSLER, 4 DOOR SEDAN-A-1 mechanical condition,

FANCY FOWL>s>o4su.AVfuai 39c Tbe federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga.. bas aeven tennis courts, sod the rubber perfect. Original finish still bright and attractive. game la said to be one of the most popular outdoor sports among the prls-

THiOUAT Only six horses bare 1928 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT, 7 PASSENGER SEDAN-Equip- than £200.000 In tbe history of the ATLANTIC A PACIFIC American turf—Zet, Mao o* War. K*- ped with six wire wheels, and de luxe equipment Upholstered in EASHSN TEA CO. DIVISION very high grade broadcloth. Worth imniediate attention from • • • Tbe CaWersirj of iissoarl Odd anyone desiring a high grade car in perfect condition. boose, to be Bnanced by receipts frosa athletics, has been •ppmved and wurk Is abtwl to atari on It* coottrucUuM, RABIN0W1TZ HARDWARE It will

After Trans-Continental Flight Harmonica Good Breathing Exercise Republic's Tenth Birthday

In the elementary schools.of Berlin children are taught how to play harmonicas. The Berlin Council tinder whose auspices this new Idea in music has been Inaugurated claim that there Is nothing so helpful to expand the breathing organs as the harmonica. Red Army Troops Holding Demonstration William Otbbs McAdoo, Secretary of tiie Treasury under President Wilson and Chairman ot the board of Southern Skyline*, Inc., photo- This is the celebration in Berlin Luslgartcn ot the tenth annlversnry :raphed at Boiling Field, Washington, with his private Lockheed Vega of the adoption of the constitution by the new German Republic. The iilane, In which he ami his pilot have crossed the continent In 20 hours holiday was observed with music and parades. md JO minutes, to meet Mrs. McAdoo, daughter ol the late President Wlison, on her return from Europe. Eighty Miles an Hour

SNAP.-ED A; BitASuV, KOUMAN:.-.-MUe. Smaranda Braesoo, R. Gibson, riding a SOO-cublc centimeter Sunbeam motorcycle at A military demonstration oy Russian Army troops in the Square Uritzki in front ol the winter palace - Brooklands, broke the twelve-hour continuous driving record over a r.oumania't foremost avlatrlx, Just after ihe landed from a 4,400-foot ftn arachute Jump. Ol the former CHIT. The photograph was taken on Aug. 1, the international "Red Day." distance of 1,464 miles at average speed of 80.48 miles per hour, Canadian Beauty Views New York Modern Refrigerating House in Europe The Umbrella of State

Europe's most modern refrigerator house has Just been completed on the grounds adjoining the East Harbor ol Berlin. Its teirigeratlng chambers are cauuble of containing and keeping fresh 75,000,000 eggs or 18,000 tons of victuals. Many Records Broken at Outdoor Meet

Mlu Orace Moore, seventeen-year-old Ciinudian beauty, wlio, In a r recent contest held across the border, won Die title "Miss Canada," In tiurma the umbrella has a K «ut aiynltlcauee. ': not Here we looking down from the rooftop of one of New York's newest and tallest ta a protection against the rain, but us un emblem r «ee a Shan chief awuiting undemeuth tlie umbrelk u. ., the arrival . i hotel*. Hi a distinguished European vlsitur. Represented Japan A Fish That Preys on Geese

This lllubtiatlijji ol Lynn Boguu Hunt of the Amvrican Museum of History showt that th«re are flih that snare unwuy m fowl, Tht; gouiit: nsh swallowu whole geese. The goose flail la attempting to i I SNAPPED AT WAIK1KI BEACH, HONOLULU-MISS KUwchl, who SNAPPED AT HONOLULU -Mlsa Kathryn Brown ol New York lu a front dive during the swallow a loon that proved too powerful lor It, thereby escaping death reprwrntad «fap*n In the dorsal evonta at the women's swimming uua national swimming and diving championship*, Bhj won national honors In the meet. in the stomauh ol the fish. •JWtaf meet staged by the National A. A. V.

u&'.'L NCW YARK^ PARIS FASHIONS ENTER PRIZE CONTEST What You Should Pay for Your AND SHARE IN AWARDS TOTALING Foods and Household Needs All Grocery Store* ire not alike—all chain atom are not alike. There muit be one »tore in your neighborhood where you are astored of the ntmotl in Quality at reasonable price*. The ASCO Store tries lo be that Store. Whatever you purchase, regardless of the amount you spend, you may be certain of cocapleto Sat»*fact>«*. If, at amy time, you are dissatisfied with your purchase, tell us, and we will make it $25,000.00 right—cheerfully and without question. Learn to your own satisfac- tion today that— v cash value In the Store* Where Quality Cotmta, Your Money Goes Furthest! Big End of the Month Special! (Off Loaf One VICTOOnRe BREALoaf D *** ASCO OnPRESERVESe Jar l// V

New Pack Fancy Calif. Sardines 2-25 Red Ripe IT 4*m mtm that u •! rimpttfr tmr ASCO Carrots & Peas • ..«- L- •—,, atrartion v. ^4 to Iti to another Here we of tM» T«*r ot III* TOMATOES ban Oaearded practically all tb* ' ctetkae w» poariblr out. eliminated all me*- 15c| MODEL HOME jmbject Jaetlee. 1 Tke hat tl rpbbcrted rayai moire : : ha* a brim which mar be turned , I Always - - Iced or Hot Why is 60 Degrees the "Dan- electrically equipped, throagb- 1 lawn to BM* tb* tj*m from cunltjrht- , j you'll Taste the Difference! They Will Suit You to a T Tb« bag Of tke •» fabric with Its . fer Point" in the preservation out; the second a new Cadflbe ! sturdy BbeO-ltte top. U more than \ umetwl for keys and powder, odda and >-* "> pkt 1-2 i of perishable food products? Coupe, delivered to your door; I enda. TV* brlxbtlr lac-5»r«d clorr j j Why do fluctuating temper- the third, 92,000 in gold—and i wttk tkalr wU« canvu atrapa are cool 11 aad rat aot* uvring and the lewdry. atures—too high or too low- so on down the long lift. If mwt m. -tatxa^tr. doaa add chic It ; Teas 1/C • jjc It walarproot betnc made of prrallit COFFEE cause these perishables to en- Determine now to enter and wtta Ha arlmltlTe dog tooth de- Orange Pekoe, India Ceytoo, danger the health of your this contest and gam one of «>«« pm. O»« rlfht Sooth Saa 49c—39c—10c Saved Old Country Style family? these well-worth-winning To set the nation thinking awards. As a first step come in Two Smart Fall Hats Purity Table Salt. 3^ 10c about the vitally important and get the explanatory book- CbqaoCOub problem of proper food preser- let, "How to Safeguard Your vation, the National Food Famfly'sHealth'*witIidetailed GINGER ALE Kidney Beans — .. 12c Preservation Council is spon- roles and regulations. •oring a nation-wide essay Dul vott must act at urtuc' ASCO Evap. Milk 3—28c contest with 835 awards total- This contest ii short and 2-25 ing WJMOM cash value. The snappy. It closes September 6nt award, a model home, 30th. Come in today' Farmdale Evap. Milk 3—2!k Canada Dry and Reg. 12 V«c ASCO Clicquot dub SEC qt Beverages hot TMt OAMaCII POINT TBI •*•«•• r*IHV Plus usual bottk deposit 10*

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"Rob Roy Gin«er AJUt Carton of 12 $1.25 BREAD SUPREME •Puritan Cereal Bewerm*«s 4 bots 25c NATIONAL FOOD 'Ruppert'a Cereal ReTwagea 4 bots 25c Cereal Bereragwa 4 bpta 25c 'Plus oar usual bottle deposit. PRESERVATION At tL-e tup to a black tell model trimmed with circular weaves of Ohio Blue Tip SEPT atnw. The but at the bottom U a C C buck Tdvet toqM trimmed with red PROGRAM"" and green feathen. Both are Part* Toddy-23 :43 Matches PERTH AHBOY COUNCIL Bma VaWr- PRODUCE DEPT. SPECIALS! Z<» u4 McAKMc*. H B-fak Stract, Ptnfc Aaboy • The remit of a ¥07 large nnmbei i Pttta Aakof Hartwm Coaynf. «» »»*«• im, Penh ABBOT of experiment* curled on to tba FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES 16 Qt. bskt. 79c TlMUii F«|.MIIIBH Sals Coaptay, 2M ••*r- AII^K, Pcrtk Ambof United Sute« dtedoaes toe dlpsUbfl- LARGE LUSCIOUS BANANAS ... . doz 25c CMH Dectric Cu>|>u7, St Ififk Smcl. Fstk Amboy ' Itj of the prptefa milten of white WASHINGTON STATE FRESH PEAS 2 lbs. 23c Utaky l>ks Carpontiia, Hi Stai* Strat. PoA Ajaboy . , bread trengei W per eeM; of whole Mb hryicc necoic iW Cus Ca^u;. 1« Santa Snct, Pcna Aaaaf ' FAWCY MARYLAND TOMATOES 3 lbs. 20c wheat bread, T5 per eeoL The atareh la aadmllated to the tadenf of B6 per BOSTON LETTUCE head 5c CALJF. BARTLETT PEARS .._ doz 40c cent In white breed and 92 per cent ntna MectJw Ow In whole wheat am Rortn

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Dr. M«»y' "Sweet- Air" method wears a Ktftotifk aad p«<"- leta way in which to do eitrmctiu/ Thotuand* can U> tiff to tWa, Ch*rg e> moderate for a dental work. FUlinga, Bridge* ami Crown* Ina*rt*d Moat Paamlea* THE FEATHERHEADS -fe«= Now, Nowt Fetx X-RAY YOUR TEEtH tX&MINATIOM AND I OOOMT HM* tMMSDU g WM BT WESB ADVICE ANYTIME

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Our w«U appoiatad aad Uioroujt)> ly modern oBeaa anabla 111 to per fora any kind of daatal work with ease and caarfart to the p» tient aad at taa aaai« time do M ««iddT aa trood work. Dr. Mallas nwMir,