'TWENTY-NINTH YEAR. N^. 44. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 26, 1918. $2.00 PER YEAR,

C, M. BISHOP IN GOV'T POST, APPEAL BY GOVEENOR. WORK OF AFTER= Former Summit Man Chief of New Di­ FARMERETTES A SELECTIVES OFF Edge Urges Every. Effort to Win the AISINI vision to Pnsli Oriental,Trade, War. CARE COMMITTEE Creation of a Far Eastern division, BIG SUCCESS FOR CAMP M Governor Edge has issued in the AT BLACKBIRI with .Crawford M. Bishop, for several form of a big red, white and blue pos­ years a resident of Summit, a chief, Maynt^Makeit.HilJ¥ith few ter, a message to the people of the atjr htS~OrgSIllZatlOM-*MM' iraii~I^n^ntFouTOwd^^ • Itate, urging them toi "exe'rt wery1"!!^ PmtiyJkremony When Brfe Foreign and Domestic Commer-ce. The new division 1B, official recognition of Words to An Old Song— fort toward winning the war. The ish and Belgian Emblems Done in Two Years—Its the closer relation between America Land Army Performing message follows: . Needs for the and the nations of the Orient, especial- Patriotic Duty Efficient— Twelve Go from —"My Fellow-Jerseynien—-"Let us re­ Are Unfurled—Address ly_thoBj_bbrdBEln#-on--the7Pacific) aT a solve to put our whole heart and ——Future result of the war, and js the first step ly—A Summary Summit energy into the task of winning the by Mayor Franklin of the Government toward developing war. commercial Intercourse with them on "Let parents encourage their sons In a short article In this paper two a large scale. Local Board No. 3 of Union County One of those affairs for which the "The conscious stone to beauty grew, sent forty-three men to Camp Dlx yes­ of draft age to look forward to the Blackburn. Inn is justly famed was weeks ago, the Orthopaedic and Af­ It will be the effort of the Far East­ He buikled better than he knew.". terday morning. The men went from call from their board, as a privilege— ter-Care Committee called attention to ern division to stimulate and facilitate held last Sunday afternoon on« the - Summit by special train at 9.46, eagerly and enthusiastically. Teach Its work, and in a tentative way asked trade with the Orient and to make them to conform to the principles of beautiful lawn of the house, On,the commerce with Asia as familiar and These lines from Emerson might In closing his speech to the men at for financial help to augment its al­ the City Hall, Mayor Franklin, chair­ th« democratic selective service as previous Sunday, Bastile Day, a most depleted treasury. The Commit­ general as trade has become with have been written for the Woman's best for the nation's military, indus­ ILatln America-under the guidance of Land Army movement. The best that man of Local Board No. 8, sang a new French flag was unfurled and last tee hoped that the "article in question was hoped was for a partial supply chorus which he had composed for trial, agricultural and economic needs. Sunday British and Belgian flags were the bureau's Latln^Amerlcan division. '.'Urge your sons not of draft age and would bring forth a generous re­ Information regarding the ieeds - of of field labor for a limited number of the popular song "Over There." The given to the breeze which, by the way, sponse, , and that it might not -; be Mayor said the boys on the other side engaged in no essential pursuit to en­ Far Eastern stations, their systems of broad minded farmers. But what has stirred ever so little on that warm a£- necessary to make a more general ap­ credit, and what they ca*n send this been accomplished is much taettar ought not to sing "Over There," but list now—today, . Once they are in the peal, but as this was not the case, and country in return for' American goods than that, The young women at the rather "Over Here." , Here is the re­ service permit the military authorities'ternoon, vised chorus; . • to be judges of their fitness^ ability and-•—^hfe gup-atR gathered on the porches the need for funds is most urgent, the will be gathered for the benefit of Union County Farm Camp .have done adaptability tor a particular branch. , - .,: ,/ ,_„ ' , Committee sees no other way than to manufacturers and exporters, while more than furnish satisfactory labor Don't burden the malls or harass. an(1 lawn- MJ- BmvV L- Thomas, put it squarely up to the people of commercial attaches in the Far East to the established farmer—they have Over Here, Over Here, added materially to the food produc­ military officials with letters asking, served as master of ceremonies and. Summit to decide whether this valu­ will be ready to undertake, any per­ Send the word to'Berlin, over here. special favors in their behalf. Trust, in opening the exercises read a poem, sonal work that will benefit American tion so necessary at present, : One That the Yanks are coming, able work shall be continued, or farmer is reported to have said that military leaders to see that your boy I whlch 'he had written for the occasion, whether, after carrying on for nearly commerce generally. , The Yanks are coming, is properly assigned and taken care i Establishment of the new division he began to plough" his field when the At the appropriate places in the poem two years, the After-Care Committee Farm Camp opened, another asked Five million Yankees over here; of, Never doubt that your boy will se- was made possible. by an appropria­ cure a commission If he deseryejrand the British flag was unfurled by little jijuat". cease to exist- for that is the how long the unit, would remain open See who's here, coming near, Miss Marjorie Walker and the Bel­ tion which has just become available, there is a vacancy. alternative,. unless Summit's towns­ the first ever made by Congress for this year, and said if he could be sure To Berlin, Kaiser Bill have a fear, ,,'" gian by little Miss Mary Edith Ed­ people can be counted on Jto give the of help until December, he would plant For we're over, we'll put one over. "Let everybody guard against the specific purpose of promoting Far enemy propaganda. If you have mili­ wards, The verses were as follows;, required sum of money for the Ivork. Eastern trade,. every extra acre—and on his large On ev'ry son of a gun of• • a Hux,' To those not familiar with the na­ farm of 140 acres he had left many tary information, keep-it,to yourself. UNDER THE BLACKBURN TREES. Mr. Bishop formerly was head of untouched—with winter vegetables. Over Here, Do not discuss questions in public ture of the work, the Treasurer sub­ the Far iQastern work of the American In charge of the detatehment en places:which may form the basis for OrT the porch of the Blackburn Inn,; mits the following: International Corporation. With-his Many farmers have written to the route were .John Mason of Lyons enemy spying, Bear jn mind that the The Red Gross ladies sit; , Helping the boys in France to win. The After-Care Committee was family he resided in Summit for sev­ Unit, stating their complete satisfac­ Farms and Theodore Sherman-Glass Hun ear may be "at the keyhole. Im­ formed in^ October, 1918, with Mrs. eral years, removing this spring from tion with the labor furnished. One of/Westfield, ; plicitly follow instructions of the food They knit, and knit, and knit. Wm. T. Wlsner, 2nd, Chairman, as­ Hawthorne" place to New Roohelle. man—Michael Burke of Union, said The Summit men In the group were: and fuel administrations. sisted by a working committee of six Mr. Bishop spent a number of years In "Without the splendid work and co­ Joseph Jaworskl, Carl A. Swenson, "Write to your sons and your friends The Red Cross flag flies overhead—> members and Dr. Walter Reiter serv­ China in the IT, S. Consular service. operation given me by these young Liuseppe Izzo, John Gray, William H. in the trenches in a manner calculated It files around the world- ing in an advisory capacity. Its ladies, I could not hope for a gross Reinauer, Carmine. Maffei, Lester L. to discourage homesickness and to Wounded are car'd for, hungry fed, functions were the care of those ehll-* production of more than one half of Hlggins, Domenick Romeo, Chas, How­ give assurance that the country is Wherever 'tis unfurl'd. dren of Summit who had been the vic­ PIATGEOUND FIELD DAT. my gross production of former years," ard Stitt, John I. Lindabury, Harold proud of their service and stands tims of the infantile paralysis epi­ Another—Henry. Dreyer of Cranford L. Brady and Henry J. Nothmann, squarely in back of them in the de­ The Red Cross "flag, that means io- demic that summer, and whose par­ says "If I did not have these girls, I New Providence—George H, Ge- fense of civilization, much Many Participated in First of Series would never have been * able to get niing, Nicola Oompana. To guff'ring ev'rywhere, ents could not afford the necessary of Events "Let all of us do our utmost to up­ after-care, treatment. The Committee along." Robert S..Holt of-West Sum­ The only man called who failed to Heart of the. world—no other such— mit, says "Without their help, our appear was Wm, Jos,. Monahan, of hold. New Jersey's historic traditions \ had the moral hacking of the Co­ The first field day of the season at and show ourselves worthy of the j That stands for love and care. operative Charities, and came to be spring planting must have been re­ Lyons Farms, the Playground was heldJast Satur duced, as two of our men are with the The parade to the station was lead priceless legacy of liberty and free­ more closely associated with that or­ dom from our forefathers." Under the trees at the Blackburn, ganization as one of its departments day, The winners In (the various colors," Enoch Miller, of Westfield, by Mayor Franklin, E, P. Low and Br, The Stars and Stripes depend. but, at the same time choosing its own events were as follows: says "I have .employed farmerettes H, P. Dengler, composing Local Board And when to it fond eyes we turn,. officers and members, and raising its BOYS, furnished me by the Union County No. 8, The colors were escorted by a Jackson to Run for Assembly Nomina*' The flag of France, old friend. own funds. This last fact is empha­ Caging Basketball—Sr.,' F. Papio Farm Camp of Summit, N. J., and their guard from Co. B, militia reserve. tion. sized, as there are a number of peo­ Reg. Cummings, J), llanlon; Inter., H. i help has made it possible for me to Music was furnished by the Boy Scout Salutes -with a "heartfelt greeting, ple who think that the After-Care Murphy, E. Dooley, M. Mcllio; Jr., A.Iplan t and cultivate at least one third drum corps. Pocket testaments were Mr. Albert E. Jackson, of New Making the pulse beat high, Committee shares in the funds sub­ Shea, H. Brenn, S. Mcllio. I more of farm produce than I should given to each man by Dr. John Bur- Providence, has announced his candi- For 't tells oi" the Nations meeting scribed to the Co-operative Charities, Endurance Test—Sr., Reg. Cum- j have been able to do without them." ^ jdaey for As,omblymnn from Union To conquer or to die; mings, D. Hanlon, F. Papio; Inter., II. and it is only fair to both bodies to Oustav Dreyer says—"the girls make ] County at the Primary Election. The correct that impression. The little Murphy, E. Oooley, M. Milleo; Jr., TWO MOKE T)R\FT CA1XS. Flag of the French, immort.il race, good farmers. Sorry I did' not ask ! present Assemblymen, Messrs. Pier- children who came under its care Rudolph Cummings, M-. Romeo, J. Yan- for help sooner." And so on—one af­ i a i f T i •><> ii I ot LaFayelte, UeGrasse, were sent to the Orange Orthopaedic natto. ter another expressing not only satis­ Chinning Bar—Sr., F. Papio, Reg. liouru lias Uruers tor July .{(I ami f,oni Morgan, and Warner, are expect- KinUjn'd with ours in fond embrace, Hospital for weekly treatments; faction, but making it clear that the VH'ek Following ed to be candidates to succeed them-j Repeats: "They shall not pass!" braces were bought for such as need­ Cummings, D. Hanlon; Inter.,. 10. labor of Ihe girls has been absolutely The iollowing men have been or­ Dooley, H. Murphy M. Milleo; Jr., selves and there are also said to be' ' i > -v ed them; milk and beef were givert necessary. dered to report for entrainmenl on one or two additional aspirants in And now'the flag of Britain, floats Rudolph Cummings, T. Pendergast, S. 1 those who showed an undernourished They express their satisfaction in' Tuesday, July HO,' at 9.30 a, m. John Elizabeth. Mr. Jackson's announce- Proudly beside the twain, condition; and. once each week a Milleo. another way. They pay their bills .1. Murray, Summit; - Albert F. Tie- ment is as follows: he voice of destiny denotes masseuse, approved by the Orange Standing Broad Jump—Sr,, F. Papio, promptly. The girls earnings since mann, Kenilworth; Clement Hill | "In response to the earnest solicita- They'll never part again. surgeon, came to Summit to give them Reg, Cummings, D. Hanlon; Inter., the* first of May amount to over • tions and encouragement of many massage. Gradually the work broad­ Johnson, Union; Jacob R. Mantel, A, Keyes, II. Murphy, R. Shea; Jr., P. $4500, and most of this has been paid Summit; Francis Swick, Summit I friends in all parts oi the rounty, 1' Great Britain U'eater yet because ened, and cases of children who need­ ,le 1 Shoemaker, P. Klopstoek, A. Shea. in. The result has been that the act­ Henry V. Tirmdelli, Summit; and Fred| , leav, e . to ,announc e myselt as a . Of deeds on land and sea, ed other orthopaedic care were added, Running Broad Jump—Sr., Reg. A ual running expenses of the camp— W. Mdi-ohn, Garwood. These men - ; candidate for the Republican nomina Insuring that Magna Charla's laws for this committee was the only agent Cummings, F. Papio, D. Hanlon; Tnter., la 0 tion lor Member of Assembly from. Shall universal be. whereby such little sufferers could get food, salaries lor the girls, the upkeep to go to Syracuse Recruit Camp, Syra­ M. Milleo, A. Keyes, E. Dooley; Jr., A. on the camp automobiles, water, coal, cuse, N. Y. Union County at the forthcoming pri- \ the required treatment. A number of Shea, S. Milleo, P. Shoemaker. [Great Hritain, that with bull-dog grit these latter children were successful­ electricity, laundry, etc., have all been Preliminary orders have been re­ mary election. Hop, Step and Jump—Sr., F. Papio, met by the sale of the girls labor. But ceived lor the entraiimient ot 24 reg­ And iron jaw, holds on ly operated upon at the Orthopaedic I). Hanlon, B. Walguarnery; inter., E. "In regard to the one supreme issue j Hospital at the Committee's expense. this is a philanthropic measure tor istrants, (colored), during the (rve day of the day, I am one hundred per cent, with death-grip, and will newr quit Dooley, H. Murphy, M. Milleo; Jr., S. the increase oi" food, and much has Owing to this came the change of Milleo, A. Shea, M. Romeo. porio'd"bVfiY^ pro-Ally, anti-Hun, and in | Till the peace oi right is won! name to the "Orthopaedic and After- had to be contributed toward the ex­ will be announced as soon as final or-1fi,vor f1/™^ Ul lkLfat I'«SbibIe, - + - - Throwing Basketball—Sr., Reg. penses of the unit. The equipment in 1 Care Committee." Cummings, F. Papio, D. Hanlon; Inter., ders aree received Eleven of these,support to the ^ilt-1()iial Government I And here's to Ilelgiuni, stricken land, the Fresh Air Home was sulficient for registrants are to go to Camp Upton, In its one year and nine months of H. Murphy, A, Keyes, E. Oooley; Jr., thirty persons. There are almost in the prosecution oi the war to aj The Allied Nations' ward, S. Romeo, M. Romeo, J. Oarafano. N. Y., ami 111 to Camp Dix, N. J. by the Allies on a basis of justice and existence the Committee has had 25 eighty members of the unit now, and Local Board No. 3, of Summit, is, clean-cut victory and a peace dictated That madstaned the first great, stubborn children under its carc>, 3 of the cases Throwing Indoor Hall—Hr„ B. Wal- the additional equipment had to be righteousness. And check'd the vandal horde! still regularly filling all calls upon it i "In regard to the more immediate of infantile paralysis have been cured guarnery, L. Columbo, D. JIanlon; In­ borrowed or purchased. Thanks to by the government; and still has some | and dismissed, and all the others, ter., J. McNamara, H. Murphy, M. Mil- Summit, much could be borrowed, but duties of the otiiee for which 1 am a Her flag we hail with love and pride, left ior August calls before taking men candidate, permit me to say that ifj On this her natal day, even the most stubborn, show im­ lio; Jr., S. Romeo, J. Garafano, A. much had to be bought as well. The of the new 101S Registration. Many) provement. Cases of bow-legs and Shea. ever present problem oi" getting the elected I shall at all times seek to | And to her spoilers woe betide— Boards all over the country are al-| serve no other cause than the welfare knock-knees have also been cured. It 40-Yard Dash—Reg. Cummings, F. girls to the farms where they,were to ready depleted of all Class I men. The For this we humbly, pray. might seem pertinent at this point to Papio, 1J. Columbo; Inter., M. Milleo, lie employed could not be met by the of the people, both of Union County report, however, that men with de­ and of the State at large. Reserving Ueav'n grant before a year lias flown, speak of the human, personal side of A. Shea, II. Murphy; Jr., S. Milleo, A. sale of labor. Two automohiles were ferred classifications will soon be the work; some members of the Com­ Shea, Rudolph Cummings. bought— and of course their cost always that independence of action This be our hope and trust, called, is probably untrue; but it will j and right of judgment which are es- That she will come into her own—- mittee have taken the greatest inter­ High Jump—Sr., F. Papio, Reg. Cum­ could not have been met by the day unquestionably be necessary tor Con-1 1 1 to int0K r ity I Hlltl11 al y hC ""She will, since God is Just, est in their tiny wards, and have mings; Inter., A. Keyes, F. Shea, M. Laborer's wage. Many generous per­ gresa to pass legislation extending the' ff "? . 1 1 ; ,^ f grown to love them. And who shall Milleo; Jr., A. Shea, Rudolph Cum­ sons have contributed a notable pari draft ages. The new 1918 registrants j readily accessible to my constituents * t h + say that this loving sympathy, and the mings, S. Milleo. toward the solution of the transpor­ will only last a nfo'nth or so, as so. and shall welcome their counsel and Under the shelt'ring Blackburn trees brightness and little kindnesses that Quoits—Sr., R. Cummings and F. tation problem. Not only the Summit many joined some branch of military, the expression of their wishes as a And o'er the Hlackburn lawn, have found their way to the lives of Papio; Inter., A. Keyes and M. Milleo; Motor Corps, but cars from Cranford service before the date of registration, basis and guide of action. I shall be Another flag must court the breeze these unfortunate little ones has not Jr., Rud. Cummings and S, Milleo. and Westfield run every day to take not so much the individual whose Beiore our task is doue. counted as a factor in their recovery? name I bear as the legislative repre­ GIRLS. the girls to and from work. Business iWCSft *g-<^t>-<£g" In October, 1916, the Trustees of the Basketball Throw—F. Merighi, H. men of Summit get up long before sentative of the citizens of Union The flag that flies on Alpine heights, Convalescent Home voted $600.00 to Keating, M. Henrieh. breakfast, and carry the girls out in AUTOMOBILE VIOLATORS. County. On Adriatic's shore, carry on this work; the Treasury of Hop, Step and Jump—Sr., F. Merighi, the interval before their usual train "I shall be grateful for the Primary Join'd in the war for human rights— the Committee asked for a Thank Of­ H. Shea, H. Keating; Jr., M. Merighi. time. Several of the men who run the Fines are Penalty in Traffic Law franchises of all voters who are will­ That tyrants rule no more. fering from the children of Summit 50-Yard ^Dash—Sr., F. Merighi, H. various garages speed up to the farm Cases Here. ing to give me their support on this and they responded by giving $252.11. brief but, I think, sufficiently compre­ Our land and England .pEghted Keating, A. Tansy; Jr., M. Merighi, G. camp on an emergency call, and use Five cases of violations of the auto­ Other interested individuals contribut­ Feibush, G. Dawn. their business equipment to get the hensive statement of my position and With France and Italy, ed $185.35,, and thus the receipts for mobile laws came before Judge Samp­ policy. In purpose and soul united, Running Broad Jump—Sr., H. Keat­ girls to work. When an attempt has son Wednesday morning thereby the year netted $1037.46. The dis­ "Very sincerely yours, What must the outcome be? bursements came to $832.23, leaving ing, M. Henrick, J. Saber; Jr., M. Meri­ been made to make a business ar­ bringing into tho State treasury $25 ghi, D. McGuirc, A. Connelly. rangement with these men, they have "ALBERT 1C. JACKSON. the comfortable balance of $205.23 to and to the city funds $20. The arrests There needs no prophet to foretell, start the new year. Quoits—H. Keating and C. Woods. laughed at the thought of ever pre­ were made by Patrolmen Flynn and "New Providence, N, J., July 24, Standing Broad Jump—H. Keating, senting bills: they want to contribute Brady. 1918." No eagle-eye to scan; Fraternity for All the World, Again the Trustees of the Convales­ H. Shea, F. Merighi; Jr., M. Merighi, their share toward the work of the Charles Day, 14 years old, son of •HI m ijiim>ii> o"i linn cent Home befriended us and sent the D. McGuire, J. Triolo. Unit. The Sale of War Sating Stamps— The Brotherhood of Man! Joseph P. Day, of Short Hills, paid a $7

"*v. -.•^s- >gf ZZ&iih! "'"'iF k^-ii '•ftaasfeg&,s>*!*fcMa]'iig. THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918, BAM a§ CHEER TO AMERICAN WOMEN, AFTER-CARE COMMITTEE STATE. WOMAN'S LAND ARMY, Catering Noweltles .. MENT. for the Home Dinner or Large Partiefl Letter From English Woman Slums How the Union County Unit is Meet. (Continued from Page One.) lug the Situation. * Appreciation of Sacrifice. (Continued from Page One.) Preach and American Ice We are allowed to print extracts And now the Orthopaedic and After- from a letter received on Monday by Care Committee asks Summit this for girls to work alone on farms, but Cream, GfioeoSaies, Bon Boos question; Has our stewardship been the toil is shared, and Its, difficulty Mrs, Ernest Dreasel North, from a found worthy of support, and if so, is forgotten under the spell of the com- and Caramels—-Pastry young English woman whose sad ex­ this work to.be carried on in the fu­ niunity spirit.. perience in the loss of two brothers, ture, or, after nearly two years, must MABEL DENTON. Catering in All Its Branches and the absence of her husband, an we be forced to drop it for lack of money? will this town, that• has re­ Union County Farm Camp officer at 'the. front in France, has sponded with a ready golden answer PROMPT AND RELIABLE only strengthened her In courageous to each other worthy a'ppeal for the Report, July 15, 191S. self-sacrifice: » last four years; this town that has Earnings to date—$3,545.50,.. You "rest from worry SERVICE July 5, 1918. subscribed and over-subscribed joy- Number enrolled in unit—78. a Rogers Peet suit. -Agent- for-Park- &• -Tilf ord% r*ai Mar'-iWsr^WttiT™'*"^^ will this generous little city turn "-^•ve^pftge~niinibei^in--rfrs-kion oe • 74r "Tftirmiest fabrics You have so often shown- your sym­ away from our modest plea' for a few Average number at work each day Schraft's Caudles pathy for me in your letters to mother, hundred dollars to help along some of of the past week—62. The highest type of lai and I have been truly grateful for it; her unfortunate wee ortes?x This represents the maximum num­ oring, and now as a return for what you and ber for each day, allowing four girls many of your fellow country-women No, we of the Committee feel sure to remain to help In cooking and Your "money back" hnH CHAi RIVOT " have felt for us English women I want that Summit will heed our appea^ and housework, four members of the staff, therefore we ask for specific gifts. and a margin for girls unable to work. it. to tell you.what I as an English wom­ IIAtt OBBEB1 ril.l.El. an am feeling for you Americans. Our weekly transportation of the One day as large a number as 69 was As I write I have before me three or children to Orange costs $8.00. How fentjout, as every girLln the unit was ROGERS FEET COWANY Caterer & Confectioner many_of our friends will send us $8,00' in vvorTflng^condifionr—-—~•--—.—,,_ four of my husband's letters; and they _Broadway Broadway 434 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE are largely filled with praises of your to payTor~one week's trip? ,: ,.-...._. J. During the last two weeks the Unit at-84thSt The masseuse's, charge is $6.00 per at 18th SC" "The nMn.. It has been his good fortune re- had unusual expenses—a large quant­ Four oeritly to have a series of American week. How many will contribute for ity of wholesale groceries—enough in Broadway Cornera" iFifth Ave. Established 1880 officers sent to, him for Instruction one payment of $5.00? : some cases to last for the rest of the at Warren at;41stSt, and he seems to have enjoyed the ex­ .We collect our children and return month—was purchased, without ex­ perience almost, more than anything them to their homes the days they ceeding the allowance of BO cents a NBW YORK CITY Oldest Real Estate and that has happened to him since he have massage, for little cripples can­ day per person. Bills for coal; elec­ went to the front just eighteen months not walk; we give milk to those who tric light and power, water, ice, laun­ Insurance Agency in ago. ."• .. . _,., need building up, and we.^ provide dry, etc., have been paid, covering a I must, tell you, in "order that you braces which have to be changed fre­ period of four weeks.—.Three automo­ : may understand more fully all that I quently for growing children. These biles have been added to '.the camp JJ 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 /i 1111111111111! 11111111111111 • 1111111111111 ijj Summit. : :. • • '; am feeling,, that he was all through things cost us iri round figures another equipment, and their upkeep for two the retreat from St. Quentln in March, $5.00 a week, How many of you moth­ weeks, "together "with-the purchase of his Division having been' at La Fere ers and fathers of- well and happy a gas tank, 100 gallons of gas, a 15 EUGENE C. PIERSON when the German offensive began,' and children will consecrate f5.00 to this gallon drum of oil, and two new* tires having had an exceedingly hard time part of our work? s , for the cars, amounted to $181.18. In Tel; 337-W "SERVICE" Opp. Depot Summit, N. J, of: ii R-^—• himself did not have his If our appeal seems to take on the spite of these unusual expenses, the clothes off at all for 16 days and nature of a.personal one, let it be re- earnings of the past two weeks cover nights, and the strain was very great, membered that ,we are only ai, little these and the salaries paid to the Our Motto as you can imagine, and he did not group of women without the strength girls. • seem able to shake' off the efforts of of a great organization behind us'; as The girls have been doing several Ambrose Powell it as easily as he has done on previous has been said before, we Have the kinds of interesting work, They have occasions when they have been In the moral backing of the Co-operative continued the hoeing and weeding of Real Estate thick of-things. So I have been feel­ Charities, and we are, indeed grateful previous weeks, and preparing the ing for a gooi many weeks that he for that; but .our request for money produce for market in thetruck farms. Insurance needed something special to cheer \h)im must of necessity be our own per­ They have'assisted in the planting of sonal one,> and it is our firm hope and winter vegetables, have harvested hay, up—and now I think these splendid conviction that we are not asking in Loans "Yank officers" as he calls them have rye and oats, and have stored the last given him just what he needed. I have tvain in silos. Three have driven tractors, LEILA H. B. SMITH, Treas. in harvesting hay, and have been en­ 67 UNION PLACE seldom known him so enthusiastic over anyone as he has been'over.them* 17 Essex Road. gaged to drive a plough tractor the 1 Phone 369 Summit, He writes of the first lot who went The Orthopaedic and After-Care coming week. They have used the ©ranch Office: G. T. Muchmore to him; '-They were an extraordinary Committee i Mrs. Wm, T, Wisner, 2nd, horse drawn hay rake, have driven the nice lot of fellows, and keener than Chairman; Mrs, G-. Herbert Smith, hay wagons, and used horse cultiva­ Coal and Lumber. anything I have ever come near. They Treasurer; Mrs. Wm. F. Adam,, Mrs, tors, One day two of the girls helped Chas. F, Bassett, Mrs, W, Chauncey their employer to sell hie produce in all went up the line here with me and Coles, Mrs, Robert Ltttell, Mrs. O, G. the Community Market in Rahway, as saw rations delivered. It was the WInans. a Land Array Demonstratloni This first time they had ever been near the .: O was particularly significant, as the line and they thoroughly enjoyed farmer himself arranged for this when themselves and I simply loved them." Since the foregoing was written, the CONTINUOUS 14 DAYS-. Orthopaedic and After-Care Commit­ he found his customers skeptical 9 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT, N. J, Other letters followed in the same about the value of the girls* work. strain, and then yesterday—Inde­ tee has received the following gifts; i tunmit Sample Store pendence Day!—came one in which he From" Mrs.- J. C. Smith, for the ex­ At least one green vegetable from said of them once more, "They really pense of the masseuse for one week; the home garden has been served .at iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii are a top-hole lot and I feel ever so from the Town Improvement Associa­ dinner every day.. The list Includes much happier about the war since I tion, the sum of $10.00 which was ap­ peas, string beans, turnips, onions, propriated at a special meeting of the kohl rabl, beets, Swiss chard, New Men's, Women's and Children's have met some of them," So you see »«««»•"«»•»•»«" **f »«»§*••** g«s»SMS«a»a»> «e»aMa»s«a«e»c»v<*s»9» how cheered he is—and I cannot tell Board held last week. For both of Zealand spinach, peppers, and lettuce. you how much comforted I am to know these generous gifts the Committee is One interesting .feature Is- the it, nor how grateful I feel to all the very grateful, not alone for the money promptness with' which the farmers 17 Union Place SUMMIT, N. J. mothers and wives of these same which .we sorely need, but for the in­ pay their bills. They receive these splendid; men, who have sent' them terest and sympathy in our work weekly, and payments overdue amount - Ready=to=Wear Merchandise over to put new heart into our equal­ which they show. to only $135.40. The bills are sent out C. B., W. B., AMERICAN LADY AND NEMO CORSETS ly splendid but inevitably somewhat on Monday morning, many of them by the girls, and Invariably they bring AGENT FOR-Oto STATEN ISLAND DYEING AND CLEANING CO. war-worn men; and if there are any Some Corrections in Sock-Makiugr, mothers and wives or other women back the checks or cash when they re­ whom you know who need cheering The attention of all knitters is call­ turn at night. Last weeks earnings 305 SPRINGrrELD ATESTJE amounted to $702,00, ••..', TEL, 574 perhaps the knowledge of what we are ed to the following statement. from junonrjT frt~fl••!"S3*s**B•*eM•)*• a••#•*#«$>*9«8«G**%> ** m* # 0**6* *#**¥** Ji 4>*S»$«9;> REAL ESTATE feeling toward them and their men­ the Atlantic Division, American Red Supervisor's* Report? July 22, 1018, folk will help them a little bit to keep Cross: brave hearts, I am afraid I haven't National Headquarters has notified Present enrollment in Unit—76, AND expressed all this nearly as well as' I us that a recent examtoatlon of some Average enrollment for past three should like to have.done, but that is few hundred pairs of socks taken at weeks—75, Office Phone 85C.W Residence, 1101-R partly because my own heart Is full random from different divisions has Average, number present—68. FIRE INSURANCE as I write—and anyway I think you called our attention to the following Many go home Sundays, and a few will understand my feelings even conditions In the knitting of socks were granted, furloughs from July 4 Better Electrical Work though i cannot put them into words which should be remedied. , to 7, because they were not; needed at LIABILITY very adequately. I haven't scon my Socks are being passed through in­ that time. LAIRD & NASH spection rooms which are under 10% husband since early in March—ho Total for food- - $099.67, making an We carry a full line of Electrical Appliances went back lroin leave just a fortnight inches. This must not 'be, as socks average cost of 40 cents per capita. before the offensive began—but I am under that size are not large enough The average weekly cost of food— LA1HTS CATTERIES FLASHLIGHTS BELLS for use in the army. Also in at least hoping very much that ho may get $L>2,1,22. >Ve do every thing and anything electrical. Estimates on Wiring 50 per cent, ol the socks turned in, Salaries—$238.00. 39 Union Place, Summit, N. J. home again in August or September, cheerfully given although of course if there is more the two socks were not ol equal Ice, water, coal, electricity, laun­ length in the feet. Either knitters are Telephone 356-J heavy fighting between now and then dry—$25.23. 37 UNION PLACE SUBDHT, IT. J, not counting the rows and therefore Office expenses, small household wo may have to wait still lunger, * * * are not making their socks alike, or Yours very sincerely they arc not careful in the washing, necessities, incidentals—$20.25. FOR GOOD UPHOLSTERY J. K. R. to see that the socks arc stretched the Three automobiles—$51.55. In another recent letter this was same size. Making an average weekly cost of AND CABINET WORK written in regard to frequent" air­ running the unit with 73 persons— raids in the suburb of London where We havf* also occasionally found $558.,",0. in Summit and vicinity colored toes in the socks. In some this family live: "I think the major­ Financial statement: Let JOSEPH ZEIGNER " ity of us are more angry than alarm­ oases, the Chapter labels are being put on without first stretching the Hank balance $509.16 furnish you with estimates. ed. It iri such a nuisance (sic!) to have to get up, say at 12 o'clock and cuffs, thereby leaving the part of the Cash balance _ 209.25 Workmanship and satisfaction sit up for three or four hours. We are cuff under the label inflexible. Total _ $778.41 guaranteed. surrounded by guns hero and the In some cases, the knitting is beau­ Unpaid bills, food $ 75.00 noise of them is much more alarming tifully done, and with the remedying Automobile ... . ,. S3.92 JOSEPH ZEIQNER of these few points, we would be turn­ than the actual air ships. However Salaries .. 540.50 472 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE we soon forget all about it after a day ing out perfect socks. Tel. 39-J. Summit, N. J. or two. I heard of a char woman who, Chapters are instructed to accept Total . $699.42 ANTIQUE FURNITURE when asked if she minded the raid (he following knitted articles only: Two tons of coal, electricity, water, said "Oh! No mum, you see it sort of socks, sweaters, helmets, and a limited last ice bill of $8 to be paid out of Also Mowers from 7,50 to 16,50 takes my mind oil the war!' which was number of wristlets and mulllerf.. balance. quite delightful I think." These are the only knitted articles Income—Farmer's payments, July 1 asked for and approved at the present to 6, $o96 (orders small, and holiday); a time. The most important of these July 8 to V:>, $702; July 15 to 20, $641; a MELVILLE M. RUTAN articles is the sock, next important is total, $1,742. raj ••'.'"••''- B the sweater and third, the helmet. Income—$581; Expendit ure—$558.- Do not waste wool by knitting any 30; Balance—$22.70, average weekly | Hardware and Housewares ] other types of articles and encourage statement. , E • • .-• - _ g POULTRY, mm Mm the making of the'standard sock in Fresh vegetables from garden—- large quantities (not the spiral). peas, beans, lettuce, kohlrabi, peppers, Chapters arc asked not to accept tomatoes, onions, beets, swiss chard, double heels or gathered up toes, and New Zealand spinach, have alforded also to splice all ends of wool in sock excellent food. Cost of these osfimat- T\ "ALWAYS THE BEST" making,. _t,o jrvoid knots. ed in the report. Earnings to date—$4,186.50; Receiv­ Harold L. Spiecr New Principal at ed from treasurer to date—$3,484.84; 381 Springfield Avenue . New Providence. a balance for treasury of $704.76. To succeed Dr. Lafayette Talbot as 1]C ,,, supervising principal the Board of If you have some of this work to be Education of New Providence has VREEUND & mnmi elected Harold L. Spicer, a State Nor­ done call on L. A. OAES for good work. Electrical Contractors mal School graduate, and for six years Garages complete. Frame or Cement U. S. Foorl Administration, principal at Stirling. Mr. Spicer's troi% Garage and cellar floors, side 'Sides savin' fats en wheat we salary will be $1,500. Dr. Talbot, AND JOBBERS whose resignation was accepted last walls, steps, grading, road making, pt ter save sugar. Be bes' 'way week after criticism directed at him, awn and tree work; in fact, anything ter save sugar is ter use syrups en received $1,650. 'ou want done. honey. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES A nice li'l pitcher full er 'lasses Li Me UHn§> FULL WEIGHT THIS IS THE COAL convoyed by a fleet or buckwheat I.- guaranteed if you buy Ice of us. that is so popular among housekeep­ Beechwood Road " Tel. 277-J GENERAL CONTRACTOR We serve all our customers with ab­ ers. It's almost pure carbon, is free cakes is one er do bes* ways to 126 MOUNTAIN AVE., SUMMIT, N. J. get erost" wid de supar^projick — solute fairness and from slate and dirt and leaves but a Call 280 TOU NEED A- SPE0BAIBST The office will bo glad to hoar of weather sets in, when the prices go STOUA«E BATTERY any inattention. J up. Women's, Misses' and Children's '• In for your car' or any other Cornice and Sky Light Making Oxfords and Pumps in White, purpose? Slate, Tile, Asbestos Shingle and Com­ %mmi & mmmmi BOE COE¥IPISIY Black and Tan "We-will give you a position Roofing Manufacturers and Dealers in HYGIENE ICE Educator Shoes for the whole "Better One" at "Less Cost" Hot Air Heating family. Just try us Also Dealers in COAL AND WOOD Hosiery—Goodyear Rubbers. ESSEX STORAGE BATTERY Corrugated Iron Work Office and Factory: Park and Ashwood Aves., Summit; Tel. 329 & SE3TLY CO. - Tinning, Gutter and Leader Work Branch Office: Railroad Ave., Madison, New Jersey 272 Halsey S% Newark, N. J. At Your Service G. A. MILLSOAN Manufacturers-Storage Batteries Home of Good Shoes Jobbers HARRY KIEFER 8 MAPLE STREET Everything Electrical for the Summit Avenue Phone 1028, Read Summit Herald Classified Ads« Weh 199-SI Summit, EC. J. Ante SUMMIT. N. J. 7-t I THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918, T PUBLIC DfFOKMATION, Food Race on In N. J,~ Between Civil­ Beef Regulations in Effect, '-• LEGAL ABYEKTISLm UJ 1111 it 111111111111 ti II 11 i 111111 it i J 11 ii 11 fn 1 m 11111 in 11 in 111111 in i ii 11111 nit i run i ii tm i n; 11 n rii 111111 ri 11111 it 11 ii 11 n 111 tii 1111111 ini 11 ti i imi 111111 in 1111 m i ians and Soldiers, Mr. Philetus H. Holt, Food Admini­ We give herewith a list of City Of­ Proclamation By The Governor. ficials for the general Information of There Is a pretty race on in New strator of Summit, has received the Jersey between the home food pro­ 'STATE _OF NEW TERSEY, the public: following telegram: __ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. MayorT—Ruford Franklin. ducers and the soldiers at Camp Dlx Beef regulations effective in New •* WHEREAS, WILLIAM HUGHES was at a who are helping to feed themselves in Jersey one A. M. July fifteenth. Here- i| joint meeting of the Legislature of the State of Common Council—Counellman-at- New Jersey, held an the Twenty.ninth day of Large, Edward O, prlngle. their 400-acre war garden, both sides after and until further notice all ho­ Jmutary, A, D, One thousand nine hundred FIRST WARD, apparently being determined to beat tels, restaurants and other public eat­ and thirteen, declared elected a 'Member of the 1 United States Senate from the State of New ne By-Product of the Wa John E, Lager, Jacob S, Wiley and the other, according'to reports being ing places may serve beef during one meal of not more than four consecu­ jersey, and subsequently duly qualified him. Wm, F, Russell, sent to the National War Garden Com- ielf as such Member of the United States Sen­ SECOND WARD, tive hours on each day of the week. ate, and after such ,election and qualification, mlHBion of Washington. These hours will be at option of tne to wit, on the Thirtieth day of, January, A, D, that will prove a blessing to the Ameri­ Walter S. Topping, Samuel B, Hous- One thousand nine, hundred and eighteen, de­ ton and Edward Maxson, Now that the soldiers have shown management of each such hotel, res­ can people, is the thrift rendered neces­ what they can do in the way of grow­ parted this life, thereby eausing a vacancy to The Council committees;'_ taurant, or other public eating place. exist in the representation of this State in the ing food at the camp, garden clubs all Shall be explicitly and prominently Senate of the United States: sary by. the frightful waste of the Finance—Wiley, Topping, Russell. over the State are lining up in the stated on each copy of each day's cur­ THEREFORE I, WALTER E. EDGE,' Gov- wtfrTcFs resources. Law and Ordinance—Maxson, Prin- contest for the National Capitol Prize rent bill.of fare and if instead of fare ernor of the State of New Jersey, pursuant to law, do hereby issue this my Proclamation, di­ It is our PATRIOTIC duty to learn gle, Topping. Certificates offered for the best can­ changed each day there be used a set recting that an election lie held according to Water and Light—Houston, Lager, ned vegetables grown in war gardens, bill of fare this shall contain a state­ law iii the State of New Jersey, on Tuesday, to save; our PERSONAL duty to car­ among the first entries from New Jer- ment of the hours for each day of the the Fifth day of November, next, ensuing tile Prlngle, date hereof, for the purpose of electing a ry adequate life insurance for the pro- Streets—Topping,JPrlngle,JHoHf_ton- 'sey"tff"be»Bent^he"6o«HHteatoR-»^ Tnern&er' ^of'-^t^e4^^fi4tecl;^^tat^ssj4^j>f^.ei^^i9^^f4iH Lager. . from the City Garden Committee, Cam­ used, , the vacancy caused by the death of the said tection of our families. "Insure— ahd~ den, Zed H, Copp, secretary; Ocean WILLIAM HUGHES, Sewers and Drainage—Topping, [ All beef served to Be eaten on prem­ C'rlV'EN under my, hand and the Great ; Save—NOW. Houstoq, Prlngle, County Boys' and Girls* Achievements ises of bakeries and delicatessen Seal of the State of New Jersey, at -TflXRtlnn-—[.agar, Riiasall, Maxson Clubs of Beachwood and Toms River, stores comes within the provisions of Trenton, this Sixteenth day of July, irt Lydia (L.S,) the year of our Lord'One.thousand nine Public Utilities—Prlngle, Maxaon, A. Garnar, ieadeF] Mohtcilatr" the regulations. This regulation does hundred and eighteen and of the Inde­ Topping. War Garden Association Exhibit, R, B. not however apply to beef by-products pendence of the United States the One BUY ' Park arid Public Market—Lager, Zabrisjia, president;. Food Conserva­ such as livers, searls, kldnews, hundred and forty-third, W.S.S. •' tion Committee, Women's Council Na­ WALTER ! EDGE, Wiley, Houston. tongues, tripe, tall, etc, nor to bar­ Governor, City Clerk—Frederick C. Kentz. tional Defense and Home Defense reled beef trimmings taken from beef Hy the Governor, League, New Brunswick, Miss Mar­ City Treasurer—Albert Leach. as unsuitable to the main-use'of the THOMAS P. MARTIN, garet Daly, chairman. Similarly fairs Secretary of State, Receiver of Taxes—Wm, Sohultz, cut from which it is trimmed, or can­ and exhibits in other states are pre­ ned product beef, all of which may be ENDORSED: City Counsel—Oorra N, Williams "Filed Inly. Irt, 1918. paring to compete for the national used at any meal on any day. THOMAS F. MARTIN, City Engineer—John Y. Layery. recognition for garden conservation P1 ea se-give f u 1I—pub 11 oity. Secretary of State, H. work. Street Commissioner—William E, RvACKERMAN, STATE OF NEW TERSEY. I0RR1ST r. DRYDEN.Prcsidcnt Swain. Alya Agee, secretary of the New-Jer­ DEPARTMENT OE STATE, Federal Food Administrator, f •- Building Inspector—Geo, G. Falke.n sey Department of agriculture, who Union County. T, 'THOMAS i . MARTIN, Secretary of State burg. •;'.._' has just made an inspection of the Big of the•,«State of New Jersey, DO IIEKKHV Mc- I'KRT.IFV tljattlie-fw'PRoing is SKtnie cnny-nf iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliHiitililiiiiiiiiiiiinMiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilir Overseer of the Poor—Dr. A. H Camp Dix garden of the National War IVocluJTmtinn bjMJie Governor, and tlie eiHlorse- Intosh, Garden OamrnlsBioii, declares that he RED CROSS BUILDiNG FORTY ment tliereon, nF, the same, in taken from ami was "amazed at the results achieved," compared with tiit? nriiHiri] file*! in my nltice Dog Warden—John J, Gannon, M. NURSES' HQlJSlS AT CAMPS. on the Sixteenth day of July. A. D, 1'llS, ami- Board of Assessors—Alfred Q. At the camp he was the guest of Act­ now remaiiiing'on file tliereiii, _ , Jones, Norman S. Garis, James ing Camp Quartermaster Jensen and IN TESTIMONY WHEREOE, I have Ovens. Capt, Ew V. Ohamplln, conservation and The American Red Cross is plannlni hereunto set my hand and affixed my reclamation officer, ' (Seal) Official Seal- at Trenton, this 'Eight­ Police Justice—Walter 0. Sampson. forty Nurses' J Recreation Houses, to eenth (lay of nilv-, A, B... 1918, gjjiygfjjraiajijpyar^ ' Chief of Police—George W, Brown. "War gardens of • the army have be built, at the request and with the THOMAS F. MARTIN. pi " _ ... <• ' -, ' - come to stay," said Mr, Agee, "When approval of„ the Surgeon General, at Secretary of State, City Physician—Br, W. A. Relter. 44-7 Board of Fire Chiefs—August H, the planting operations began at the cantonments and base hospitals In Riviere, chief; Albert S, Brewster, Camp Dlx In the latter part of May, I connection with nursei' barracks. All first assistant; Hubert Long, second admit that I was discouraged over the of thesei buildings will be in use within Proclamation by the Governor,. . -.We All Want-To. Do. Our Pari- assistant; Frank MoMahe/ thirjlaB- outlook because of the late start. This the next two months, judging by the % handicap made a good season neces­ STATE OF NEW TERSWft slstant. ' .. ' . - . . . ~^1f t speed with which Red Cross work has EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Board of- Health—Burton L. Bpy'e, sary and Nature has been with you in Ihls, respect, . We have had the rains been completed in the past. Already WHEREAS, JOHN Ft. CAPSTICK, was, at president; David D. Gilchr^^ '//Br, In many places these club houses, with the. general election, held on the Tuesday next Cadwell B. Keeney, George V, Much- we needed and I am no idnger blue after the first Monday in November, - in the To Help Win The War. over the Camp Dix War Garden, their white walls and red roofs, are go­ year Nineteen hundred and sixteen, elected more,' Herbert J. Lyall. i** by the voters of the Fifth Congressional Dis­ "The present situation is splendid ing up under the eyes of the nurses Health Officer—Dr. H. P. Dengler themselves. trict to represent this State in the House of (acting). and the cultivation has been conduct­ Representatives of the United.' States, and sub­ Most of "us-cannot'go to the Board of Education—James W. ed on lines that give every assurance The general purpose is to provide sequently duly qualified himself as such Rep­ battle-front but we can help resentative, and after such election and quali: our government right here at Cromwell, president; Robert Nixon, of success. The late ploughing and every comfort for the nurses serving fication, to wit, on the Seventeenth. day of i vice-president; Miss Caroline Hlnman, planting of course make you more de­ In the cantonment and base hospitals. March, Nin'eteen hundred and eighteen, de- „ home by conserving our time, .parted this life, thereby causing a vacancy in secretary; John D. Morgan, Franklin pendent on the character of the sea­ The main room, SO by 75 feet, will labor and money, and giving the representation of this State in the 'House it to war work. D. Peale, James B. Gallagher. son from now on than will be the case have a great open fireplace along one of Representatives of the United States? Superintendent of Schools—Clinton another year but this is by no means side. Although the room ordinarily TIIEliEPORE, I, .WALTER E, EDGE, A washing machine in your S. jaarsh. discouraging. The Camp Dix enter­ Governor of the State of New Jersey, pursu­ home will save all three, time, prise has already convinced ine that will be used* as a living room, it will ant to law, do hereby issue this, ray Proclama­ Trustees Free Public Library— also be adapted for nn assembly hall tion, directing that an' election be held accord­ labor and money. President, Ernest' Dressel North; camp war gardens will be a big fac­ ing to law irt said Congressional District, on An electric Washing Ma­ Secretary, Philip V. R. Van Wyck; tor in food production, and I hope to and can be used for fiances and recep­ Tuesday, the Fifth day of November next, en­ see every camp and cantonment in tions. suing the elate hereof, for the purpose of elect­ chine is a practical economy Treasurer, Wm, Scofield Day; A, F. ing a member of the House of Representatives that is needed in your home Llbby, Walter 0, Heath, Mayor Ru­ the United States similarly cultivated Overlooking this room is a small bal­ to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the next year." ' said JOHN H. QAFSTICK, , . In these war days. It soon ford Franklin, Superintendent C. S. cony, from which motion pictures can pays hack its cost by the wash Marsh, ". GIVEN under ray hand and the ureal 1 be thrown on the wall opposite. Open­ Seal' of .the State'of New Jersey, at woman hire it saves . Freeholders—-First Ward, John N. Bllding and Loan Societies Aid In War. ing, off this, same room will be a libra, Trenton, this Sixteenth day of July, ill Carry; Second Ward, William Me- ry, a sewing-room, equipped with ma­ (L.S.) the year of our Lord One thousand It makes you independent Mane. " - ' • What building and loan associa­ nine hundred and eighteen,'and of the of the labor shortage. chines and all conveniences, a small Independence of the United States, the It gives you cleaner, longer- Constables'—Elmer Day, John J. tions are doing to aid the country's laundry and a fully equipped kitchen. One hundred and forty-third, Gannont war program was discussed by speak­ "" "• " WAX,TER % EDGE, wearing clothes than ever be­ Justice of the Peace—Benj. P. ers who addressed the '200 delegates The furnishings throughout have been fore, « planned to the last detail, Governor, Holmes, -~~" at the annual convention of the United By the Governor, It saves you time. Board of Hxelse Commlsiioners— States League of Building and Loan A piano" and vletrola, folding chairs THOMAS F. MARTIN, Associations that opened in the Robert for assembly purposes, the gold-brown _ Secretary of State, The machine is easy to operate. Put in the soapy water. Throw in President, Atwood L. DeCoster; treas­ ENDORSED: urer, Leroy A. Gibby" David D. Gil­ Treat Hotel in Newark Wednesday, walls and dainty lounges* even the "Filed Tulv 10, 1118. the Clothes. Start the motor. Then watch the clothes wash themselves. christ. Governor Walter E. Edge declared lighting fixtures, with their design sug­ THOMAS F. MARTIN. No heat. No weariness. No more "Blue Monday."• - that the success of the Liberty Loan gesting the Red Cross, have been se­ Secretary of -State." STATE OF NEW TERSEY. We want tojbrlng a washer out some Monday and do your washing drives could partly be ascribed to the lected and combined to express a sense DEPARTMENT OF STATE. habit of saving fostered by the asso­ of home and to supply the needs and I, THOMAS F. MARTIN, Secretary of State for you once and let you see. Sometime soon. Won't you please let ciations of the country. He said he of the State of New Jersey, do hereby Certify us knbw when it will be convenient? add to the comfort of cantonment life. that the foregoing is a true copy of Proclama­ had opposed and would continue to op­ The houses will connect with the tion by the Governor, and the endorsements pose legislation that might restrict nurses' quarters. thereon; as the same, is trihei^ from and com- the work of such organizations. State d with th"e. original filed n\my office on pare.. """-' "' - - - • y.wAB, and now Commissioner of Banking and Insur­ the Sixteenth day-of July A • COMMONWfALJH ELECTRIC CO, ance of JNew Jersey, Frank. H. Smith, remaining on file therein . 1 iiave explained the system of building and SHUTTING UP THE SHOP. IN TESTIMONY WIIERRUI m\ my hereunto set my hand -and affise4 loan associations, and advised that (Seal) Official Seal at Trenton, this "ight- Phone 448 Beechwood Road they do not try to do too much busi­ No Brightly Lighted Show Windows £'. . eenth day of July A. D. 1918. TIIOS. F. MARTI ness during the war. Night In South America. 44.7, Secretary of State Speaking on "War Time Activities," Jtis ruther kuu-prisinjc to tlu> foieiunci mui J. R. Moorehoad of the National Build­ visiting South Amoiii'iui coiinl rtes fui ESTATE OF MARY A. G. YOUNG, Deceased. ers Association declared that building the first time to find most of the lu'-t Puriuant to the order,of Charles N. Cod- and loan pass-books would be the sucr ding, Surrogate of the County of Union, made mid prettiest shops almost hermoticalh on the'twenty-eighth day of June, A. p., 1918, cessor of Thrift Stamps after the war. Healed at. ninht. If Iho buildiiiKvis o! upon the application of the undersigned, as ex­ |RACTICAL the older style of const ruction 11K ecutrix of the estate of iaid deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of laid deceased Painstaking Cli'iiicnt's Petition for Democratic heavy shutters arc closed and locK<>d to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or af­ LUMBING Congressional Nomination Filed. by iron burs; if u more modern building firmation their claims and demands against the estate of iaid deceased within nine months from Petitions of nomination endorsing the flexible sliding doors and windows the date of said order, or they will be forever 4OS Springfield Avenue Summit, N, J. is what we try—at all times— Richard E. Clement of Elizabeth as are completely dnnwi, and the passer barred from prosecuting or recovering the same by can see nothing within the shop. against the subscriber. _* to furnish. Democratic candidate for the office of CHRISTINE CLARE BROWNE, Telephone 1081—1082 Member of the House of Representa­ All is darkness sure the lisht of tin Executrix. We're all liable to make mis­ 1 tives of the United States from the street lumps. No brilliauily lijilitot CORRA N. wTIAlAMS, Proctor, takes—we don't make many— Fifth Congressional District of the Kinney Building, Newark, N. J. windows help to add cheer and brii;hl 0 a w 9 w' • ' Fees, $11.10 e Old Reliable Grocer but when we do, we never State of Now Jersey, for the term be­ noss to the street. ; hesitate to "make good"— ginning March 4, 1919, were filed in In European and A-iuericaii cities tli' ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. rjURKlN, De- never! the office of the Secretary of State at I average merchant is willing to spend ceased. Pursuant to the order of Charles Trenton yesterday, two months prior N. Codding, Surrogate of the County of Union, money freely for nightly dlsplaj of hi' made on the first" day of July, A. D„ 1918, to the primary election to be held on upon the application of the undenigned, as 'Phone 271 Tuesday, September 24th next, Mr. wares and merchandise, lie. realize executors of the estate of said deceased, notice Clement named himself as campaign and appreciates the publicity., Tin is hereby'-given to the creditors of said de­ when you are in need of spe­ evening crowds upon our streets an ceased to exhibit to the subscribers under oath manager and the Union County Trust or affirmatijSn their claims and tlemands against cially good Plumbers, and we Company as the depository of cam­ highly entertained and even instructed the estate of said deceased within nine months will be "on the job" quickly paign funds. by window displays of the busy streets. from the date of said order, or they will be forever barred from prosecuting or recovering as possible. In accepting the nomination Mr. Herein lies the difference, for, as a the same against the subscribers, Clement chose the designation Demo­ rule, the South American streets, IHISA CARL S. STERN, : crat. and attractive during the day, arc TERESA M. DURKIN, In a.statement for the Press he de­ Executors, quite the reverse at night. Kven in It is requested that all claims be presented to M. CHRYSTAL clared that the people of the district some of the larger cities the old ens Summit, S.J. riione 271 are entitled to the best service of JOHN A. MILLER, Proctor, torn of hermetically sealing the shop at Union Building, Newark, N. J. which any man is capable, and to: the night .prevails.—Baltimore American. o a w 9 w . Fees, $11.10 undivided time of any one chosen to ESTATE OF LORD QUEREAU MAILLER, represent them in the great and re­ Deceased, Pursuant to the order of Charles Suspended Animation. N. Codding, Surrogate of the County of Union, sponsible office of Congressman. made on the twenty-sixth, day of June, A, D.i He promises ^that, if elected, he will As we descend in the scale of uiiimtil 1918, upon the application of the undersipied, dedicate himself to the people's serv­ life we find that what kills the higher as executor of the estate" of said deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of laid ice and to the^ exclusion of profes­ animals does not, injure the lower. Out deceasid to exhibit to the subscriber under sional, of business, or of other per­ a polyp in two and you have two liv­ oath or affirmation their claims and demands sonal interests. against the estate of said deceased within nine , ing polyps instead of one dead j)ol>p months from the date of said order, or they (Joa^ Lumber andMaso^s Materials • Break off a lobster's claw and :tnother will, be forever barred .from prosecuting or re­ Cull the Poultry Eloclf. T covering the same against the subscriber, will grow. You ma3 , it lias been said, THE EQUITABLE fRUST COMPANY OF To encourage the "production of bet­ freeze a lly, but you cannot freeze 11 to NEW YORK, Executor, Park Avenue, Summit,^. J. Telephone 528 ter poultry, Specialists of the United 37 Wall St., New York. death. There are infuso'rin called oiwSw • - . • - Fees, $11.10 Statoa. Department of Agriculture are "wheel animalcules." These rotifers now conducting a campaign urging have many curious ([Utilities, among all poultry growers to cull their flocks ESTATE OF MARGARET FITZGERALD, which is that of suspending animation Deceased, Pursuant to the order of CharU-s at this soason and kvep only the best for an indefinite poriod without ceas­ N. Codding, Surrogate of the County of Union, laying hens- for next year. In this made on the Twenty-seventh day of Mtiy, A. work they are urging poultry depart­ ing to. live. Colonies of rotifers may be- D,, 1918, upon the application of the under­ desiccated and rendered apparently signed, administrator of the estate of said de ments of agricultural fairs, county ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of A CLEVEK HOUSEWIFE agents, and poultry breeders to take a lifeless, and in this condition they may said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under greater interest in poultry shown and be kept for months and years and pos­ oath or affirmation their claims and demands BTJ1S VALUE' against the estate of said deceased within nine poultry displays at fairs. In the pre a* sibly centuries. A single drop of water months from the date of said order, or tliey ent emergency, to use to the fullest ex­ will restore Ihem to life, and the wheel will he forever barred from prosecuting or re­ Therefore, she chooses covering the same against the subscriber, ' How often has an Jittack of indigestion interfered tent the pow.er of popular exhibitions hearers will instantly resume their HENRY B. TWOMBLY, FITTEKEKS' BKEAB of poultry to create new interest, it is functional acrhity precisely at the Administrator, with your work or spoiled your plensure? Good health more important to have small shows noint. where it was broken off i a W 9 w Fees, $11.10 It is not the original cost, but wherever an exhibit can be brought is mostly a matter of sound digestion. Whenever you the value received that consti­ IBOOX in^jjodmi ^neaj—'SMBH together than to have what poultry- Qfl^ercry one of the HERALD'S ton are troubled by dyspepsia, flatulence, sour eructations, tutes aTgood purchase. men are accustomed to call quality THE HERALD "Cent-a-Word" Adv. In Fitterer's Bread,, you find the shows. are wonder workers and get results, pages to-day. To keep informed read sick headaclie, biliousness or constipation, take Beech- greatest amount of food value at est* one thoroughly. the lowest consistent cost. am's Pills. They quickly and effectively correct digestive Try it today. disturbances, stimulate the supply of gastric juice and SATUSJ>AY Throw ASNW Your VtumveA. __ FITTERER'S BAKERV cttre MXAX. $*> 871 SPEEHGFIELB AVENUE WHEAXLESS \ YOB S Sold by druggists throughout tho world. In boxes, 10c, 25c ooKTTAltitlHa-WHEAT ROodglag&OBhfilpvycB, Fits clofioto Ui& . drum--no pain or annoynaco Wnxit to ' bfl*r porfoct? Then wrtto for Imoklet to 4 THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918.

er of New Providence, edited the'news but after two days of being general four great stages of Its life—the egg, Central Presbyterian Church on Sun- of E. Co. The subscription price was utility man-in a well-run hut in a large the caterpillar or larva, the chrysalis ay at 11 a. m, The vesper service has HE SUMMIT town I was told I was to have one of or pupa, the adult or moth. THE LOCAL CHURCHES been discontinued for the season. 10 cents a single copy by persuasive my own—all my own, to sink or swim REMEDIAL MEASURES. measures;—black-jack in reserve. As by. Late one October afternoon I was Official Paper of'City-and' County, One of the surest ways to prevent On Sunday at 11 a. m., Rev. Dr. W. Services in Calvary Church this set down from a motor truck in a the edition was limited we had to con­ damage by Corn-Ear Worms Is to dust V. Mallalieu, D.D., will preach his last Sunday will be in charge of Rev. Wal­ JOHN W, CLIFT Managing Editor and tent ourselves with a borrowed copy small village In northern France with the silks of the young ears with pow­ ker Gwynne, rector emeritus. For the a load of canteen supplies and a piano sermon in the Summit Methodist Epis­ Proprietor. dered arsenate of lead. This is easily copal Church, before leaving on his an­ four Sundays In August and the first. and are indebted to the owner.. and told to "go to it." In a moment I Sunday in September, the Rev, R, B. , FRED W. CLIFT, Editor, done and is pretty safe because there nual vacation. His subject will be was surrounded by a mob of excited Is no chance for the poison to reach Mitchell of New York, one of the sec­ boys, and the piano was Being played "The Voice on the Deep." ' fintered at the Post Office, Summit, N. J,, as the kernels. retaries of the general board of mis­ THE STATE'S FINANCES. before it touched the ground. It was In this church in the evening there sions, will be in charge, { Second-Class Matter. Another way is to keep watch of the will be a farewell service for Rev. and bedlam, I was deluged with questions; ears and pick out the worms by hand .Issued Every FRIDAY AFTERNOON from " The taxpayers have been informed "Will you help with a minstrel show?'' Mrs. 0. M. Lacey Sites, of Foochow, the Office, l37S Sprmgiield Avenue. as soon as they begin work. China, the missionary representatives St, John's English Lutheran Church, "Did you bring a.football?" "Do you corner Beeehwood road, and DeForest Telephone 1100. that there is a free, net surplus of As a general preventive measure fall of this church, who are about to return think we will be out of this damned avenue, Rev, J. W. Knapp, pastor. $3,248,437,87 in the State treasury. It plowing Is helpful. It is likely to to their distant field of labor. , - SUBSCRIPTIONS; placed by Christinas?" My hut was In cause the death of many of the; Insects Morning service at 11 a, m, > Preach­ is claimed that it Is the largest sur­ the loft of a ruined mill;•with the mill- A service of prayer for our soldiers the race running beneath—a wonderful and sailors will be held in the Parish Steward," No evening service, •Six Months ,„„..,...... 1,00 room with great beams and deep House at 8 p. m., Wednesday, Single Copies ..*,..'. :.,.,„.„..„.„....„ .03 State. . -., •rin^rthwTpastoT1}Ha±(S€iitre~ttoe™fol"--~ On Sale at the Local News Stands and at the Members ToF the "State House Com­ wraawsr'iOT'w^h^ lowing clerygmen, will occupy the pul­ The First Baptist Church, Rev. S. ..M,.„-J~„M,pttm-mTfflr-0fflt.vr...^. ,-„•., __ A Republican Newspaper Devoted to the In- mission ascribe the excellent condi­ tiort, and it was the happiest of homes Full Military Honors Given Summit pit: August 4, Rev. Dr. E. D. Soper, of Baynham Hiley, pastor. Morning service at 11 o!clock. Rev. William , tereit of the City, County and State. tion of the State's 'finances to the to us all for the four months we were Man at Aberdeen,. Mil, Drew Theological Seminary, Madison; there, Bring, returned missionary to Assam, business policy Inaugurated during The interment services of Major August,11, Rev. J. H. Slutz, residing' in My boys were not born with a silver Summit while engaged in the big cen­ India, will preach. The evening serv­ the incumbency of Governor Walter B, spoon in their mouths nor with a gol­ William R. King, U. S. R., who met ices during the vacation season, will N such a tragic and unnecessary death tenary movement of the Methodist jBunr Iijj31jjI Ai • Edge whereby centralized control of den tongue. Their language was Church * August 18, Rev. Dr. Charles be omitted until Sunday, September dreadful, lurid. I thought the matter on July 18, near the Government Prov­ 8th. The Bible School will meet at the State's business affairs- was es­ L. Goodell, former pastor of Calvary over carefully, and reasoned some­ ing Grounds at Aberdeen, Maryland, '9,45 a, m. | tablished, .' • ' • where he had been engaged In work in and St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal thing like this: It was as natural for Churches in New York City; August FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1918. Whatever criticism may be made them to swear as to breathe. My job connection with the. construction and 1 operation of that establishment, was 26, Dr. Davison, of Japan. . For the Christian Science Society, 28 Ruth- with Governor Edge by his political was to make them as happy as pos- held at Greenwood Cemetery, Brook­ first Sunday in September the preach­ ven place, Sunday, service, 11 a. m. blei_and they could not be happy un- opponents and enemies, all will lyn, last Saturdayjrfternaon. It was er will be announced later. Subject (July 28) "Truth.": Golden ss they breathed, so I let them swear Text, Psalms 145:18. Sunday school, AN'• ADEQUATE TRIBUTJUl compelled, to give"him credit for a; attended by only tie immediate fam­ away, but I drew the'line if they swore Rev. Wm. Hiram Faulkes, of Phila­ 0.45 a, m. Testimonial meeting, Wed­ ily and most Intimate friends includ­ ually placing the State's affairs on a in anger at each other.. I made my delphia, will, occupy the pulpit of the nesday, S p. in. '••-.,* Summit now has oyer four hundred sound and economical business basis. greatest bid for their respect and af-; ing a few brother officers. The funer­ faction, and I won out," though it took al services had been held at noon of and fifty men in the military and naval He proposed a business program and me weeks to find the key to some of the preceding day at the Aberdeen service of the United States. In this promised to car icy it out. He has kept their hearts. They are all "my boys" Proving Ground with the full military EiiiiiilJTlD^^ splendid record of response to the the promise and has demonstrated now in every sense, and I love them honors Befitting his rank. B Government's call for volunteers and that It is successful, ; ' all, the good ones and the bad ones- The services were held on the lawn; H E only there are no bad ones—and I am of the quarters of the commanding of- fl for selective service men, the com­ prouder of their affection than of any-, .fleer in a natural chapel formed by 1 1 B munity very properly takes pride and thing that has ever cqjiie to me, the Interlacing branches of three great H T EVERY AMEBICAN SHOULD HEAD One day a youngsterTa mere lad, in oak trees and were conducted by Rev. B watches, with keen interest the activi­ B ties of jjerjons and daughters "and Whom I had {taken'an interest said: Mr, Thomas, rector of the Episcopal a What Roosevelt Says About America "Look here, Larry, you don't know it, church at Ferryman, Md,, and an in- THE SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY 1 their promotion from one post to an- but I have always been a'crook', a B tlmate friend of the deceased. • #.• and the Great War, H .othe'r and transfer from camp to thief; but somehow, I guess I won't be Following the service the casket .._ » " . B camp*-and "over seas." This record Is (From Roosevelt's Address to the New any. more," • T was escorted to the edge of the gov­ E York State Republican. Convention.) Summit, N, J, B kept as complete and correct as pos­ Early in February the long- ernment reservation by four compan­ E "We must insist that there be in this expected immr"tm,-~mmW^%Tvlc& at ies of soldiers led by the post band. sible each week in the HERALD'S country but one Nationality, the Amer­ the front arrived, and with, it my per The casket, borne on a gun caisson m list known as, "Summit's -Service ican nationality. 'There must be' no mission from the Y. M. C. A, to go with was followed by the rector and six m :plag,»', ~-: perpetuation in this country of sepa­ the men. I have been on two battle majors acting as honorary pall bear­ Subscribers to the first and second U.' 5., Liberty a rate national groups, with their sep­ fronts, always with them, whether With this record in mind It is but ers, Behind them came his riderless m arate languages and special loyalties front-line trenches, support, or re­ horse, led by two orderlies, with the Loan 4-fo Bonds who desire to convert same into natural that our citizens should want to alien overseas flags. There can be serve. My officers have • been good­ stirrups and boots reversed" according 4J4% Bonds are urged to deposit same with us for to have some permanent acknowledge­ no fifty-fifty Americanism in this ness itself and have given me every to the old army custom signifying that ment of the services of those who have country. There is room here only for opportunity. They agree with me that the officer's ride was over. The Ma­ that purpose promptly. 100 per cent Americanism, only for the moral effect is very strong in hav­ gone and those who will go out from jor's widow and daughter, accom­ those who are Americans and nothing ing some one with the boys, some one panied by the family of the command­ this city. Some have suggested the else. We must have loyalty to only who does not have to be there, but ing officer followed in an automobile We will hold U. S. Liberty Loan Bonds on special erection of a large service flag with one flag, the American flag; and it is who goes as a friend to live their life and after them came more than 200 and to share their dangers. deposit without charge. ' the proper number of stars affixed. disloyal to the American flag to try to fellow officers of Major King, by be loyal to any other, whether that Others have suggested a large bulle^ When possible, I carry in supplies, whom he was most highly esteemed other is a foreign flag or the black and sometimes even into the front-line and respected, led by the commanding tin board on "which might be placed red flags which symbolize either an­ 'trenches, but more often it is just for officer of the post, Colonel William A. the name and a star for each one of archy or else treacherous hostility to a . chat of mother, sweetheart, and Phillips. ; —_._. those who serve. At least one of our all for which this nation stands. There home, and together, for a time, we can When the processional reached 'the is room In this country for but one forget the foul mud, the rat-infested edge of the reservation the escort local organizations have this matter In language, the language of the Declara­ dugouts, and the incessant shellfire, rendered the formal salute of "pre­ iIIiiyiMoUijj^^ mind and are conferring with the May- tion of Independence, of Washington's This is the chance for service the sent arms,", as the casket passed on • -or to start such a movement. Farewell Address and of Lincoln's Y, M. C. A. makes possible for us older in front of it. The beautiful bugle call Gettysburg Speech and Second Inaug­ men; surely the finest of chances to do The HERALD heartily endorses the of "Taps" meaning "lights are out and ural; the English language. Ameri­ something to make this grim game of the day is over" was founded and the idea and urges that something be done canism transcends every party consid­ war less terrible fof these poor boys, parting salute of three rounds from a along this line. Our suggestion is eration. No man who is not 100 per many of whom have little understand­ battery of three-inch field guns was ing for what they are fighting,.but are that whatever is attempted be done in cent American is entitled to the .sup­ fired, after which the remains were port of any party which is itself en­ willing, ready to bleed and die at their a handsome manner in accord with transported to-his late residence in titled to be considered" an American country's call, Brooklyn, Is your patriotic the high patriotism of Summit and her party. We should treat as disloyal any One of Major King's brother offi­ active fighters in the various branches attempt to carry water on both shoul­ LAWRENCE PERKINSt cers, who was one of the honorary of service in this great war. By co­ ders, to try to conciliate any half pall bearers, in send this description pulse all right? American vote here at home, or to an­ operation with the Mayor we feel that of the luneral, writes that he was in tagonize any of our allies, or 1o serve PRIZE GARDEN COMPETITION. constant attendance upon him from this thought which is in the minds of Germany by seeking a peace without within a few minutes after he was Count your Thrift many AVIII be entirely realized. victory, or a peace as favorable to her shot, until he passed away and adds as to the nations she has so brutally Jr. En ml Army Ready to do Spraying that he never saw a braver or a liner and unscrupulously wronged. Wc must —News Notes. man. Knowing from the first that he Stamps-then decide Through typographical errors in our set our faces like flint against all for­ A few of the Working Reserve of the could not live, bis one thought was last edition the increased cost lor eign racial solidarity in this country; for those he was leaving and to avoid we must treat the Hun within our Junior Land Army turned out Monday electric current, as staled in a letter evening to have a little talk, and a giving unnecessary trouble to tho^e gates as the worst traitor to this Re­ about him. Ho was universally loved to the Common Council by General spraying demonstration by the county public; and we must treat agitation for and respected by his brother officers Sp ace donated by Manager S. W. Borden on the provis­ a premature or inconclusive peace as agricultural agent, Mr. George Mussel". The boys and girls were very interest­ and also by the non-commissioned of­ ional increase in rates now before the treason to the Republic. The German ficers and men of the post. All vied spy, the alien enemy here at home, and ed and were given pamphlets contain­ Public Utilities Commission, was given ing information on spraying. Some of with one another, from the command­ the even fouler and more despicable ing officer to the lowest private, in for the city buildings as $100 per nathe American who serves the alien, these boys and girls can spray your garden for you. trying to be of some service or in ex­ month and for all school buildings as should be interned at bard labor—or pressing their great horror over the Thcie is to be a garden show in the $150. These figures should have been if his offence be lank he should be int.* „--, i t A „ * i - . inexplicable attack upon him and buried. The surest way to stop the pnze n $1.00 and $1.50 respectively. uLn T TT wrf- MT V their sympathy. The occurrence was activities of spies and plotters is 1o Classes I, U.jtnd III will be competed H0 apparonlly withoul inotive tnat it shoot every one of them who is,cajight for: .Glass 1- For largest variety; increases the horror and pity over in a flagrant offence. Clasp ir—•For finest quality; Class III the destruction without warning or POST-WAR TRADE PROGRAM. —Same as I and IT, but children"a cause of the life of a most useful, "There must be no peace until Ger­ thiid grade and under. Exact date and oveablc and honorable Christian of- W. II. Taylor, president of the Iron many is beaten to her knees. To leave lurther particulars will be given later. ferrand gentleman. [^lEJElElEIIHlEi&CytHJtHJiycaClEJIHlElMeiElDaraEJEllHirai^IHlElHffl her with a stranglc-hold on Russia, An extra prize has been offered by_thc Age, one of our biggest and best trade =2>—a- papers, at a meeting of editors of and, through her vassal allies, Austria, Passaic Chapter of Sons of American Bulgaria and Turkey, dominant in Cen­ Revolution, for the best family garden. Jersej Share of 1017 Eargo Life In­ trade publications in Chicago, recent­ tral Europe 'and Asia Minor, would The prize in this class will be a 3x5 surance Policies Paid. ly, said: "If we are not better prepar­ mean that she had won the war and American flag. The only family gar­ New York, July 24.—In its annual taken a giant stride towards world do­ ed for peace than wo were prepared dens eligible for.-this competition arc anaylsis of life insurance conditions, minion. Belgium must be reinstated for war, than God help us." At the those where the children ^ave their totals of ihe larger payments to bene­ and reimbuiscd; France must receive names in at school, or later, 1o the ficiaries of insured and ihe like, by rate the Administration is moving, back Alsace and Lorraine; Turkey Junior Land Army as having gardens, The Insurance Press of New York, it is through its many trade bureaus in must be driven Jrom Europe, Armenia but which have found to be not entirely pointed out (hat at the end of 1917 made free, the Syrian Christians pro­ Washington, it looks as if shortly af­ the work of the child, one or more chil­ policies ac (negating $27,500,000,000 DEALERS IN tected, and the Jews given Palestine. ter the pence settlement we would be dren of the family working it, aided by were carried by people in the level Italian-Austria must go to Italy and their parents. No hired" help must premium or old line companies, about calling on the Almighty, as Mr. Tay­ Roumanian-Hungary to Roumania. have been employed for Ihjs garden. $10,000,000,000 in fraternal orders re­ lor suggests. The brightest ray of. Moreover, we must raise against the There is a lot of interesting litera­ ports of which were used, and govern­ German menace the sleeping sword of hope which has yet shone forth is that ture at the Library, the Junior Land mental soldiers' and sailors' insurance the Slavs of Central Europe; we must the various American business or­ Aimy headquarters, for the Juniors 1o amounted to about $22,000,000,000; in establish the great .free common­ read, sent by the U. S. School Garden all, it is estimated, nearly or about ganizations themselves, despairing of wealths of ihe Poles, the Czecho­ Army. $00,000,000,000. any effective work on the part of the slovaks and the Jugo-Rlavs, and- save Supplementing these totals (here are Government, are getting ready to the otlMy; submerged people who are T1JI-] CORN-EAR WORM. given Ihosc for the total of payinenth AND istudy post-war > prospects, advisable their neighbors. Unless we do all (his, Sweet corn is often attacked by a unless we stand by all our Allies who on life policies for 1917 amounting to commercial policies, and problems the greenish caterpillar that burrows in­ $778,300,000, more than one-half of have stood by us, wo shall have failed side the husks and iceds upon the ten­ solution of which is necessary to the in making ihe liberty of well-behaved which were of premium savings and '9 der kernels. II is called the Corn surrender values, annuities and the outlining of a capable post-war pro­ civilized peoples secure, and we shall Worm or Corn-Ear Worm. To under­ like. gram. The Democrats are in charge have shown 'that our announcement stand how this pest happens to be in about making Ihe world safe for dem­ The list of amounts of $10,000 and V of all Governmental activities, and the garden, wc should know this little upward paid in New Jersey on life in­ ocracy was an empty boast." history of its life: thoy seem bent on discouraging of­ surance were to beneficiaries Oi pol­ Early in summer a yellow-brown ficial action along these lines, mainly icies on the lives of deceased, including moth flics among Ihe corn plants. She the following irom Summit: Leon because they do not wish to have their A TRIBUTE TO THE ¥. 31. C. A. stops occasionally to lay an egg upon I less, $35,239.; Hamilton W. Maine, tariff policy attacked. So they give a leaf or sialk. Then phe flics away. $28,543; George W. MacCutcheon, $24,- U§§0 out the idea that every thought should The. writer of this letter to "The The ci^s remain in place for four or 000; Eliot Gorton, $15,000; Adamson five days. Then each hatches into a bo devoted to the war, suppressing the Outlook" is a Y. M. C. A. Socretarv, a R. McCanless, $11,182; John C. Sniilh, man from forty-live to fifty years of small caterpillar that crawls around $10,000; name not given, $10,000. laet that all the European belligerents until it finds the end of an ear of corn. age7 and is a grandson of a former ^fliaaaaBBigigigMaiBigj^JBiBM^ra^ •are preparing for after war conditions Minister of the United States to the Here it begins to eat the delicate green while the war is in progress. As for Court of St. James's, possesses ample silks and the ends of the green husks, gradually burrowing inside. As it goes SUGAR MM nillllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII .the American business men, they arc independent means, and lives in times ot peace in a beautiful home in a New it cats the husks, the tender silks and headed for a cul-de-sac unless the England hill town famous for its fine the succulent kernals, often going far J\. teaspoonfiil raeim Democratic party can be supplanted down the cob and ruining the ear. Jiotlrin^.'Vbu.s.^'Vct a, estates. The letter, unusually, read­ hcaphui teaspooniol by the party which has American able, whoever wrote it, possesses a The caterpillars remain thus inside saved, each, meal i'or business inlerests"at heart. Any post- peculiar interest because it uncon­ the ear for some weeks. They increase 110 days for each, of die sciously reveals the inspiring spirit of gradually in size until thoy become Joo.ooo.ooo parsons I STEPHENS BROS. J •war * program which business men democratic brotherhood which ani­ full grown. Rach is then a little more in. thtt United. States

Police Justice Walter C. Sampson is flfgjaisiasMfiMiMsisiaiaMSfs^ ERSONAL MENTION on a trip to Washington, D. C. WES OF THE CITY HONOR TO CO. A John - J. Clifford and Andrew A'. Mrs. Fred E. Robertson of Walnut Kentz, of Camp Dix, spent last Sunday The new Madison park, given to that street, is visiting at Manasquan. at their homes in Summit. borough by Howard Cole as a me­ OF SUMMIT morial to his wife, will be dedicated to­ James A. McTernan, of the Morris Charles Behre of Springfield ave­ SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY nue, who enlisted a few weeks ago in morrow. The park contains three Officers Selected as Instruc= turnpike, has enlisted in the naval the Naval Reserve and is stationed at acres'. reserve. Pelham Bay, is expected home for the tors at State Camp — week-end. On the tennis courts of the West Mrs. W. H. Smith, of DeForest ave­ End Country Club Wednesday after­ Battalion Commander nue, has been on an auto trip to Cape Anson A. Sexton, of Newark, has noon, R. C. Porter and L. S." King de- May, N. J. feater H. D. Holmes and C. L. Lewis „_ 1*. 1 been employed as an office assistant Praises Men Mrs. George V. Muchmore of Spring­ at the Summit Y. M. C. A. beginning in the men's doubles tournament by We invite the business of all who field avenue went Monday to Chautau­ August 1st. Mr. Sexton is at present the score of 6-2, 9-7. qua Lake, N. Y. • taking a course at Silver Bay, N. Y. Something of the standing of Com­ The band concert given last Friday pany A, 4th Battalion, N. J. State have need of efficient, courteous and ^Yening__hy^tlie _ SimimJl.„M«njciRal t Word •"kas~toeon"T"ecciTCd-"o£- the- safe —John-Rr- Shoemakerj-aon- of -Mr4 and -Militia,-whitb: is-located-in"&ummit-is Mrs. H. B. Shoemaker, of Hillside ave­ Band from the stand >on Springfield indicated by the honors which have arrival overseas oil Julius Senn, of avenue was enjoyed by a large gath­ Baltusrol road. nue, who is in the machine gun com­ come to its officers through the Ad­ helpful banking service. pany, 54th U. S. Infantry, has arrived' ering of residents and visitors. The jutant-General's office of the State. Miss Marguerite Shea, of Cedar over seas according to word received next concert is. scheduled for Friday During the camp of instruction for street, is spending her vacation at by his parents this week. evening of next week. , non-commissioned officers held at Manasquan, N. J. Camp Edge, Sea Girt,,In June, Capt. Miss Florence H. Armstrong is at­ Patrons of then Lyric Theatre next Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Collins and fam­ Thursday evening will see a produc­ Spadone was selected to be one of the tending a conference of the Mission­ captains to Instruct and command one ily have been making a short stay at ary Education Movement held at tion staged from a book by Mabel Wagnalls who, with her father, the of the provisional companies of non- Beacon Beach, N. J. Ocean Park, Maine. She spent last coms. This week a request came to' SAFE DEPOSIT & STORAGE "VAULTS week in Boston and its suburbs and head of Funk & Wagnalls, the big Mrs. Charles Thomas and the Misses publishing house, spent the summer Lieutenants Taggart and Denike to expects to be in Maine through Aug­ serve at the officers and non-commis­ Thomas have been spending the past ust. of 1917 las residents of Summit. Boxes-$6.00 and up per year. •week at Keansburg, N. J. !•"" —' ; sioned officers school for the militia reserve which will be held at Sea Girt, Mrs. Sydney Thomson, of Passaic Arrivals at the Beechwood Hotel l!J3an3fiiyG!l311]E>l[3^ ' William S. Bird, secretary of the avenue and her son, Arthur, are this week include: Mrs.' Charles August 4 to 10. This is the school Board of Health, is spending his vaca­ spending a few weeks in Butler, N. J. Beant, Miss E. M. Eggolt, Miss M. G. which will be attended by all the tion with his mother at Milton," Pa. Miss Ethel Thomson, who has been Roberts, Mr. R. Roberts, New York State organizations such as Co. B of working as a farmerette since May 1st, Summit. , . Thomas Connors of this city is re­ City; Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Drakeford, Is taking a holiday with her mother at Miss A. I. Pladwell, Brooklyn; Mr. Lieutenants Taggart and Denike are ported to he over seas on the U. S. S. Butler, but will return to the Farm to be congratulated that they are two Black Hawk, a floating machine boat. and Mrs. S. Bryan and children, Rich­ Camp shortly. mond, Va. of the four officers selected from the "Mrs. Howard H. Burras and daugh­ entire 4th Battalion to. serve as in­ Word has been received from Lieu­ Many folks thought there was a fife structors of the militia reserve at this ter, Josephine, of Sunset Drive, are last Friday night when the whistle on -spending the week-end at Rye, N. Y. tenant Ward Rowe, who is connected school. Capt. Spadone having been with the quartermaster's department- the factory of the Summit and Madi­ honored at the regular militia school, son Ice Co., was blown for ten min­ Miss Margaret Eckman of Pitts­ in London, that" he is in charge of Company, A may be proud of their of­ ninety-five men;- Lieutenant Rowe utes. On the contrary the blowing ficers as may also the entire com­ burg, spent the week-end with Miss was in celebration of the allied vic­ Carol Youngs, of Springfield avenue. went to England as a representative munity. of a large American hanking concern, tory. Capt. Guy Bates, son of Wm. C- All members of Co. A and indeed Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hoffman, Miss and enlisted on the other side. Bates, head of the concern, Is with the every one Interested in this organiza­ Burnett and Mr. A. W. Burnett are 102nd U. S. Engineers in France. tion will bo interested to read the fol­ spending some time at Bay Head, N. J. Lieut. James A. Toboy, former as­ lowing letter from Maj. Herbert M. sistant Health Officer of Summit, is Several baby carriages are needed ANNOUNCEMENT by families known to the Co-operative Dawley, commanding the 4th Bat­ Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Milne, of Oakland now located at the Port Terminal, talion, N. J. State Militia: place, returned Monday from Drink- N. Charleston, S. C, in command of Charities. A full-sized mattress also, We are preparing for our Annual Mid-Summer Sale and the hand­ is needed, 6 feet long by 4 feet six July 16th, 1918. '-water Point, Yarmouth, Maine. '100 negro and 30 white sanitary Captain A. Spadone, bills have been distributed, the sale beginning Saturday, July 27tlu troops. In a note to the HERALD, Inches wide. Anyone having same to - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Darrow, ST., and dispose of will do a favor by report­ 38 Waldron Ave., Summit, N. J. We earnestly request our friends and patrons to read the circular Lieut. Tobey says: "Glad to see Sum­ Dear Captain Spadone: .Miss Darrow, of Hobart avenue, have mit is after the disloyal press." ing to the Co-operative Charities, be­ carefully; it is full of real bargains. tween 3 and 4.30, or on Saturday be­ I wish to make this opportunity to gone to Prince Edward Island, Can- express to you and your fellow of­ Many items are at old prices of before the war—many are even , ada. Mrs. John A. Clift, of Morrlstown tween 11 and 12. Telephone 596-W. less, especially so in Hosiery and Underwear. and formerly of Summit, celebrated ficers, and to the enlisted men of Co. Rev. Dr. Walker Gwynne and his her 84th birthday yesterday at the Three boys were bitten last Friday A, my appreciation of the splendid Domestics have not been neglected; Ginghams and Muslins are . daughter, Miss Helen Gwynne, re­ home of her son, Mr. John W. Clift, of night by a dog In the crowd "near the showing made by you during our re­ reduced and the Dress Voiles at 25c arc in some cases actually less turned yesterday from Small Point, DeForest avenue. Mrs. Robert E. band stand. They are William Swan- cent tour of duty. I also wish to thank than they cost us. : Me. Greene, also a former resident of Sum­ ton, 37 Chestnut avenue, William the officers-and men of Co, A for the mit, . and daughter of Mrs. Clift, ac­ Francisco, 41 Chestnut avenue, and response and willingness to help me Then there are many broken lots of goods of all kinds, odds and Councilman Edward G. Pringle and companied her mother from Morris- Joseph Kelly of Short Hills.. Patrol­ in my efforts to unify the Fourth Bat­ ends we must close out, prices being merely nominal. family of Overlook road are spending town. man Flynn caught the dog in Union talion. It is a money-saving sale. a vacation at Ocean Beach, Long place,-and it was .taken to the police I' assure you that our record at Island. Rev. J. Adams Oakes, pastor of the station, w.here Dog Warden Gannon, Headquarters stands high, and it is If possible, bring the circular along with the Items you are inter­ due entirely to the co-operative ef­ ested in checked off; it will help you in shopping. Rev. Cornelius J. Mclnerney, assist­ East Summit " Methodist Episcopal shot it. Church, left Monday on his vacation, fort of every member of the Command And don't forget to come early,/ ant rector of St. Teresa's Church, is On a charge of disorderly conduct, tbat this is so. Let us therefore face spending his vacation at his old home part of which he will spend at Blooms- bury, N. Y. He will make occasional Katharine Lewis, a hotel waitress," on the future with a Arm resolve that . In Bayonne. - trips to Summit to look after the con­ Tuesday was fined ?5 by Police Justice every ounce of. our effort shall be" de­ struction of the new-church building Sampson. The accused put three wit­ voted not alone to maintaining that Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C.Pierson, of nesses on the stand to prove that she .New England avenue, are expected in Morris avenue. standard which we have reached, but had not been intoxicated. Patrolman to raise that standard to such a level, home today from a vacation spent at Dunne, who made the arrest Saturday 'Cornwallville, N. Y. Capt. Harry O'Reilley, 0. R. C, that when an oppdrtunity shall offer Medical Section U. S. Army, went night, said the woman was under the itself for service, the Fourth will stand SIMHIT Robert Farrow, who is serving in to Washington from Jefferson Medi­ influence of liquor when he made the at the top of the list and shall not b» NEW JERSEY the U. S. Navy, spent Sunday with his cal College, Philadelphia. He has re­ arrest. found wanting. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Far­ quested the war office to detail him To -be in command of such E body of row, of Springfield avenue. "somewhere in France" with a Phila­ The excursion to Asbury Park and ntep- as compose our battalion is a delphia unit that is already "over Ocean Grove to be held Monday, Aug­ privilege iP4eed, and my constant aim Miss Grace Kendall, of Division ave­ there." In Washington he was en­ ust 5, by the Sunday schools of Sum­ sh4H be to attain a degree of leader­ nue, has returned from two weeks' va­ tertained at the press Club by Mr. A. mit and New Providence, will bo lim­ ship that will merit the Overwhelm­ cation spent in Asbury Park and G. Batchelder, of Summit/ Chairman ited to one train, consequently the ing! expression displayed by the en­ JSforthfield, Mass. Executive Committee American Auto­ tickets will be limited accordingly. No listed men at the breaking of camp. mobile Association. Capt. O'Reilley" is tickets will be sold on the train and With best wishes to all, and certain Mr. and Mrs. WPJ. _C. Renwick, of the committee will decline to sell confidence in loyal and unstinted sup­ New England avenue, left Wednesday in Summit spending a few days with his family while awaiting orders. tickets after the capacity of the train port, I am to spend the remainder of the season has been provided for. at Middledam, Me. Most sincerely yours, Winthrop Gardner Batchelder of the Wednesday afternoons during July HERBERT M. DAWLEY, Mrs. I. L. C. Gooding,and daughters United States Marine Corps in training and August in Summit are very much Major. -of Oak Ridge avenue, are spending at Paris Island, South Carolina, was like holidays. Many local' business . some time at Arkville, N, Y. Mr. Good- made squad leader in his company houses close at one o'clock to give «tg> •*< .ing has just returned from Canada, three months ago. He has now won their employees a half holiday during NEW JERSEY'S SAFEST PLAYHOUSE - the honor of sharpshooter, scoring House Warming at Mercy House. the warm weather. The only stores MATINEE DAILY, 3.15 V. M. EYEKUTGS, 7.30 T. ML Rev. S. Baynham Hiley, pastor of 251 points on the • rifle range (238 that remain open are those which The Mercy Committee of New Jersey 'the First Baptist Church, has gone to points are needed for sharpshooter). is to have a housewarming and tea at close at noon Saturdays during part TODAY: GEKALDINE FAKItAtt in "THE WOMAN GOT EOKGOT" >Oak Bluffs, Mass., where he will re­ His was the highest score for sharp­ or all of the year and a few others the Mercy House, Tuesday, July 30th. main several weeks on his vacation. shooter and fourth highest score in his which have not yet joined in the gen­ The Mercy House is directly across the company.- He missed expert rifleman ro^d from IT. S. General Hospital No. SATURDAY, JULY 27tli—Bert Lytell in "The Trail To Yesterday." Miss Elsie FHndell of Overlook road, eral movement. by only two points, 253 being needed. 3 at Colonia, N. J., and is to be used Mutt and Jeff. Latest Sunshine Comedy. Regular Prices Is working with a ''land army" unit at He has finished his training at the Is­ Dr. Thomas Neptune Gray, chief of J>y the families and friends of the men New Canaan, Conn., where her brother land and is waiting assignment some­ staff of the Bureau of Tuberculosis of in the hospital, just as the Hostess MONDAY, JULY 29Hi ATTRACTION EXTBAOKDINAKYI! I Edwin Fiindell also is with a farming where. Newark and widely known as a spe­ House is used in the camps. unit. cialist in children's diseases, died at Every member of the Mercy Commit­ " , Metro's 7-Act Special Production de Luxe of Joseph Arthur's !Mr. A. Harold Compton, of Summit, " A smoker and entertainment is be­ his home, 94 Halsted street, East tee, Summit Branch, is most earnestly famous Play Orange, Monday night, death being -who enlisted in the naval reserve ing arranged for Co. A, 4th Battalion asked to try and make the trip over to Association to be held on Thursday caused by apoplexy. Dr. Gray spent Colonia, and a glass of jelly or any force, has completed his radio course evening, August 15th, at the Elks his early boyhood days in Summit dur^ non-perishable groceries taken over . at Harvard and is now a wireless op- Club. Major H. M. Dawley of Chat­ ing the early seventies, during which with them as a donation to the Mercy • crator, armed guard. ham and Mayor Ruford Franklin of time his father, Wm. K. Gray, was a House will be most gratefully received. -with- Miss Gertrude Bovitz, of Summit, Summit will be-invited to be guests of practicing physician in Summit. spent part of her vacation at , South the evening. There will be present a Fallsburgh, N. Y. Miss Bovitz is a speaker on the war, one who has Herman Schwilk, of Madison, a librarian in the Brooklyn Public Li­ fought in some of the big battles. Sev­ soldier, was taken' to Overlook Hos­ A Tremendous Screen Drama that Eclipses the Best the Stage Has Ever brary. eral good musical numbers are being pital, Sunday, suffering from injuries COM. CONSUMERS MUST planned by local and out of town tal­ sustained when an automobile in MSf WINTER SUEMY NOW Done. Miss Dana's Greatest Triumph Mrs. W. V. Mallalieu returned this ent. There will also bo general chor­ which he was riding with Charles Gre­ QimriTAT wwTnue 5 Matinee, 15c and 25c; Children, 10c week from a visit in Canada. Dr. and us singing. Details of this program as gory, also of Madison, upset at Murray Consumers must "buy their SPECIAL 1 KILLS ^ Evenjng) ALL SEATS KESERYE1), 25c Mrs. Mallalieu will leave Monday to outlined above will bo announced at Hill. A tire burst, causing the ma­ "winter supply of Coal durhg spend their vacation at Spring Lake, a later date. chine to skid and overturn. Schwilk the Spring And. Suunner for Reserved Seats NOW ON SALE. , Telephone, Summit 1044 N. J. was pinned under the car. He suf­ sbra^e ifKrocbietian. is tote In a letter received this week from fered many cuts and bruises. -The in­ maintained, at a. * TUESDAY, JULY 30th Return Engagement of Lawrence B. Finncgan and Eugene Lieut. Arthur Gwynne, the injury to jured man arrived at Camp Mills a maximum. audiJte. ,Fitzpatrick are over seas with Go. A, Lieut. Ruford D. Franklin, son of May­ few days ago and was spending a fur­ country enabled, 1st Pioneer Infantry, according/to or and Mrs. Ruford Franklin is men­ lough with his parents. to avoid a serious "THE WHIP" word received by their families here tioned more in detail than^in the Coal shortage The World's Biggest Motion Picture this week. The Italian committee for the Fourth cablegrams received since the acci­ iKiS Witti^X 6 Stars. ' Wonderful Scenes.- Universal Theme dent happened. As stated in last of. July celebration, after paying all Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Praed of 9 expenses, have" in cash a balance, of Lyric Screen Telegram. Others. • Regular Prices John street, have announced the en­ week's HERALD, Lieut. Franklin is now out of the hospital where he was $75.00. John Pulcino for carrying the TJ. *S. FUEL AJOMlHIHTRJOnoXJ" ^ gagement of their daughter, Edythe American flag paid $20.00. The com­ WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st , . Thomas H. Inco^presents M. r'raed, to Mr. Lawrence P. • Arm- confined for more than a month. It seems that the aeroplane of Lieut. mittee will donate to the American Red . strong, of 14 Summit avenue. Franklin was somewhat out of order Cposs $95.00. The committee is: Jerry . ENID BENNETT "\. / Georgio, president; Alphonso Eagnanl, v and being repaired by a mechanician in a powerful drama of thrills, suspense and rapid-fire action Dr. Wm.. J. Lamson, Dr. Thos. P. when in some way a quantity of gaso­ secretary; Frank Sansone, treasurer; MOTIVE IN Prout, and Dr. R: W. Moister expects lene spurted all over the Lieutenant. Sossio Romeo, James Iannella, Michael Errico, Libero DeMarco, Pasquale DRUG BUYING "THE KEYS OF THE RIGHTEOUS" , to leave' to-morrow on an automobile In some way 'the gas became ignited Only one considers almost immediately setting fire to the Delia Piazza, Donato Pagliara, Car­ Paramount Pictograph. Special Comedies. Regular Prices trip" through the New England States. mine Maffci, Frank Cangeml. ought to count when ii/comes They expect to he gono about a week. aviatorjs clothing. The mechanician to buying drugs—£M neces­ MI - • Mrs. J. D. Thlesmeyer, Jr. and fam­ had the presence of mind to throw a sity "of getting theMJest. . No THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st The Great, Sublime Star ily are at Cresco, Pa., In ,the Pocdno coat over Lieut. Franklin's head, soon The petitions for the vote on the store deserves your trade be­ Mountains, where they will spend,the smothering the.flames. The Mayor's question of the sale of Intoxicating cause it is the largest, handi­ balance of the season. Mr. Thios- son was - quite badly burned on the liquor in Summit, which have been in est or because you are ac­ NAZIMOVA circulation during the past few weeks meyer will, join them over the week­ face but more so on the hands. While quainted there. In drug trad­ in Metro's seven-act Super-production ' ends: there may be scars on his hands it is were filed with the City Clerk on Wed­ ing seek quality first. You believed that all trace of the burns nesday night with 566 signers. This can trust the prices of the Miss V. R. Rudolph, and Mr. and about his head will' soon disappear.' is practically fifty per cent, of the vote store that insists on giving Mrs. S. F. Frazer, of Woodland ave­ The new preparation for burns known at the last general election. The pe­ "REVELATION" titions will be acted on by the Com­ you quality. We furnish ybu nue, are spending the week-end with as Ambrine was uried very successful­ drugs of absolute purity. We AS PRESENTED AT ITS EXTENDED RUN AT THE LYRIC . Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bergmanri, of ly in this case. mon Council at the regular meeting .this city, at their cottage in Ocean the first Tuesday, in August so that make it bur business to know THEATRE, NEW YORK Grove. ' , • , the vote on the question may be taken that our goods are right. On Lyric Screen Telegram. ' ; Other Big Special Features at the' regular election on November this we rely for the' trade of 5th. those who buy. drugs careful­ ontl(inr ™i>TfiT«a j Matinee, 15c and 25c; Children, 10c • Mr. J. Wm. Cromwell, Jr., of Spring­ SFECIAL PRICES ^ Cv(,n]ll^ AIJj gKATS RESERVED, 25c field avenue, Is in Overlook -Hospital ly. We also give customers recovering from an operation perfoYm- nO •«'»'» BIIJH the best' possible attention Reserved Seats NOW ON SALE. Telephone,' Summit 1044 IB FOMQES IKHT and fairest prices. ., ed early this. week. His .friends will J Uncle of Summit Man Dies Here. , be glad to know, that he is making Tfa&y:" Save "Wheat. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd » Paramount Pictures presents splendid progress. : _ ' , Mr, C. G, Rivot, who came' here from his home In ^asntngton, D. C, to. visit ROGERS* PHARMACY 1 . 'ANN PENNINGTON ' Mr. Albert H. .MacGarthy, wto,o pre­ l^etwygacat Itatatoes his nephew, Charles Rivot, died sud Corner ' Springfield Avenue viously, served ah enlistment in the r^^ctfaetsunjm,er>at. their ^THE, BfERAX.D /''Gen^a-Wprd^ Adv.: -.'''' ."':., ' Sale. '•• - Burton.Holmes Travel Pictures. •"""' Regular Prices aro2wbWer;^Qtkera: «ia^reret"re$iiiit8. VKiC.rV'- wm&'zmmm^m ^f.^.^ THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918. BDtanw HOW OUR TELEPHONE OPERATORS AUTHORS AS LONG WALKERS WERE RECEIVED "OVER THERE." Dickens, Wadsworth, Southey, Faw- cctt and Others Were Classed as Pedestrians of Prominence. The third detachment of lelcphone Tliey arrived just the other day a&d operators trained by fhe Roll System like everything else that's new and It Is calculated that Wordsworth, in to serve under General Pershing In Intcrcst-ins in the army—yes, they're his many years of sauntering, must France arrived snfVly, according to a in it, too—they were lined up before N E T/V ARK have traveled a distance of 180,000 rn Y"nrs of Successful Business 1918) cable received from "Over There" on a Signal Corps camera and ,sliot. miles. What sights he saw during such May 9. As you can imagine, they were Grouped about the base of a statue In prolonged and delightful wanderings Broac and New Stree * Opposite military Park , welcomed with open arms by their a little Paris square, they presented a only those who have the poet's mind {comrades who preceded them, and no pleating sight. (American girls al­ and eye can even guess, observes Lon­ j doubt have already accustomed them­ ways do.) don Tit-Bits. selves to their new ciunrters and duties. The ladies of the line wear a real Charles Dickens was a confirmed In the Stars nnd Stripes, the ofllical Army costume, save that their cam­ tramp, and no doubt acquired his ex­ OTJtt STOKAGE SERVICE paper of the American Expeditionary paign hats are dark blue and that they perience of "life on the road" from ac­ Force, and edited weekly in Paris, we have shown great originality by sub­ tual acquaintance with all sorts of Is the kind you will SWEAR BY and flndT an account of the reception ac- stituting the skirt for the more conven- vagabonds and odd characters. -NOT—AT*—£ or—art ie-1 es—eom in g— out .of. One^oiT'the- most~remarkubIe "o"f"unr our storage iu our CLEAN BUILDING *. • tkf professional walkers was Professor * fa come out undamaged by vermin, wear, * i Wilson, the "Christopher North" of lit­ or exposure. \ — erature. His fine physique and groat endurance prompted him to the per­ Moderate rates. Mw-V! > S^rr formance of wonderful feats, which •f seemed to him entirely a matter of course. He once walked*40 miles in eight hours, and at another time walked a distance of SO miles in 2J hours. SUMMIT EXPRESS Henry. Fawcett, also, was a tireless walker, and one who, when deprived of sight, did not think of relinquishing this among many forms of exercise. His was a familiar figure on the roads about Cambridge, and there is no ex­ aggeration in saying that few men blessed with all his senses could enjoy House -nature more throughly than he. .ffCeSCcI UUP cl fitI* Southey, worn and preyed upon by mental application and the practical UNION PLACE, SUMMIT, N. J. anxieties of everyday life, found his greatest relief in tramping about the j Meals at all The first Unit of Telephone Operators trained tor foreign service Dy the Bell System. country. - With Guaranteed ; Photograph taken In France, where they have won the praise of Secretary of War , John Stuart Mill delighted In pedes­ Hours of the Day Baker for their efficiency. (Committee on Public Information.) trian tours, and Charles Lamb, though Savings of 20% he loved town better than country, was corded the telephone operators' units tional O. D. breeches and potts. Their one who believed In sweeping cobwebs OR years we have been urging our patrons eaeh= To transients or those who wish, to that have arrived In France, Behold hat cords, those lovely orange and summer to "Buy Furs in August"—and every avoid the annoyance and expense of their announcement! white things that the Signal Corps from the brain by brisk nnd continuous F preparing meals at home the restau­ wears

rant offers excellent opportunity to HELLO GIRLS HERE IN REAL orange blossoms), are the real thing. * * •*•••••*• * *•*""*" obtain the best of food and most ef­ So are their buttons. And they've got :P ARMY DUDS - —This year, .with greater certainty than ever, we advise the ficient service from 6 a. m. to 12 p. m. it on the rest of us in that they know WOMEN RUN OWN EXCHANGES how to sew on those buttons when they purchase of furs in/our August Sale. CUISINE UNEXCELLED Signal Corps Colors Adorn Hats of Much Expense Is Attached to Conduct come off. * * ft M '•*'.•••* SERVICE PROMPT and EFFICIENT New Bi-lingual Wire Ing These Praiseworthy Enter­ PRICES AS REASONABLE AS Experts Their insignia, too, are real and ter- prises in Many Cities. —With full knowledge of market conditions we here guar­ THE MARKET WILL ALLOW. rifyingly complicated. The rank Is in­ antee you a saving of at least 20 per cent, on- every coat or Only choice meats, vegetables, fish, dicated by arm bands. An Operator, The general management of ex­ .set r.f furs you buy now, as compared to what the price will THEY HAVE SERGEANTS T6o First Class, wears a white brassard poultry, eggs, etc., served. changes is about the same, wherever be November 1st, 1918,, Our Sea-food includes Lobstcus direct with a blue outline design of a tele­ situated, says a writer in the Woman'a Company of 33 Regulars Represents phone mouthpiece. A Supervisor, who from Portland, Me. Home Companion. A room or shop is Half of States of rates wJth a platoon sergeant, wears -Special catering to parties. provided for the reception and display Union the same emblem with a wreath around of women's work, with paid saleswom­ It. The Chief Operator, or "Top," has CHARLES H. WUI,FF. Prop. en to conduct the exchange on a busi­ ie Saleypf Plush Coats Unole Sam Presents "Hello Girls!" a wreath, a mouthpiece, and blue light­ ness basis, competent bookkeepers reg­ A Melodious, Mirthful, Extravaganza ning flashes shooting out above the re­ istering goods received and keeping ac­ —We foresee the increasing scarcity of plush, and SEILJBB & KENTZ ceiver—which Is most appropriate for In Three Coils, Produced for the First curate accounts of sales and moneys foresay right now that we can save our customers a "Top." SUCCESSORS TO CARI, J. SEII^R i Time in France, under the auspices of due to consignors. at least 20% over the prices to prevail November 1. the A. E. F. Protective and Benevo­ But the "Top" says those Jove-Hke Civil Engineers and Surveyors It is obvious that such an organiza­ —Charge customers can make purchases now and have bill Landscape and Topographical lent Society for the Suppression of lightning flashes don't mean anything tion, even on a small scale, is an ex­ appear upon statement rendered November 1st. i : : : Engineers : - : Huns, In" the Theatre de Gue.rre. Per­ in particular. To be sure, she will In­ pensive undertaking and the items of POST OFFICE BLDG.. SUMMIT, N. 3. formances in both French and English. sist on discipline, If it's required, but rent, sataries, coal, lights, stationery, —A deposit will hold furs until November Ist! • *•' thus far she hasn't had any occasion Telephone Connection Assisted by a chorus of 83—COUNT wrappings, telephone and postage com­ to let loose thunderbolts at the heads —All furs will be stored without charge—at our risk—until 'HIM, 88—Real American Telephone prise a formidable expense account, of her charges. No, the girls will not FAITOUTE BROS., girls, representing half the States In which should justly be borne by those November 1st. the Union, and able to get anybody's have first call at 6:15 and reveille at who benefit from its maintenance. The Fruit and Fonltry Farm number the first time—Including the 6:80, the way the doughboys do. Fan­ revenues to meet expenses are ob­ BALTUSROL ROAD. TEL. 568-J. Kaiser's. cy asking a hello girl to do up her hair In twice that timo I tained in three ways,. First, by a small The July Furniture Sale annual fee,of from $2 to $5 from each STRICTLY FRESH WHITE LEG­ The 83 were selected after a drastic HORN EGGS FROM OUR OWN Such, in brief, might well be the consignor whose work is acceptcdj^sec- Enters lis Last Lap . handbill announcement heralding the comblng-out process, after a call had ond, by a stipulated commission^! HENERY been sent out for 150 bi-lingual opera­ Deliveries Friday and Saturday. 'arrival,In France of the vanguard of from 10 per cent to 25 per dent, ac­ -For the rest of July you can choose from our the Hello Girls' detachment, which has tors and' had been answered by 1,750 cording to the size and locationv of the entire stocks of furniture ( * come here to handle switchboards, ad- applicants. All S3 are equally at home exchange, which Is deducted from all to "Voutez-vous mo donner lo Capl- ORIENTAL RUGS Just switches,' calm and soothe Irate sales; and third, from the dues of the taine Blanque," and "Lemroe speakta [C. O. S.—at long distance who are try­ .board of managers and their personal At Reductions of 10 to 401% CLEANED ing to cot in and tell the Quartermas­ Cap'n Blank, please!" They can an­ swer with "Oul, moD Commandant, at­ donations. -Not one piece of furniture is reserved. ter just what they think of him, and 1 PACKED 'to disconnect promptly any brusque tendee on moment, * or "Yes, Major, IIAHNI'! .THIRD FLOOR 'and over-military persons who persist just wait a minute, please." In short, AND Thrift and patriotism are synony in saying Coohonl, or " 1" when they are capable, plus. STORED they hear an undue buzzing on the A bystander, who hadn't been prop­ mous. line. In short, the phone girls—38, erly Introduced to the group, proffered DURING 'count "em, 83—are here to take the some chewing gum and was promptly SUMNER ipnone-usihg portion of the A, E. F. by and properly squelched. — The Tele­ ,the ears, and put It In Its proper place. phone Review, N.~Y. H. KL GOOMRIGIAN 27 Maple St.. Summit Phone 466-M ^ SUMMIT F. E. WOODRUFF BUILDING AND LOAN Painter and Decorator ASSOCIATION DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED .ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1891 WALL PAPERS FIFTY=F0URTH SERIES OPENED ' MAY 9,1918 A Public Necessity Plume 114S-W 25 Russell Place Eor new shares or money to loan on bond SUMMIT, N. J. and mortgage, address WM. S. PORTER, Secretary. IIII1I1II1IIIIIIB

(I. S. Pood Administration. ThePicture andArtShop Ol' Squire 'Tater 'low he goin' to When-goods are scarce and prices are high, people are more be mighty nigh king er de roos' Games appreciative than ever of the right kind of advertising. *mong garden sasq folks. We alia Water Colors kin eat him aa a 'tater boiled, baked, Nature Prints Insurance fried, stewed, cooked wid ehoese en They are seeking information. They want to know how to dey gettin' so dey make im inter Artists' Supplies buy to the best advantage. flour; so's we kin "substi-tute" him Frames and Pictures fo' wheat' flour. He's de "su^stitu- 'Books and Stationery ctlTlfj. .Ljijctilsi© tenest" of all de vlttles, he sez. They want to know how to fill their needs and avoid waste. De udder garden sasa folks lak Tally and Dinner Cards They welcome news of desirable substitutes for the things the inguns, tomatuesv cabbage en turnips Kodak.sr'P-faoto Supplies en squash don't need to git peeved, Waterman-Fountain Pens country needs to conserve. 'cause dey's goin' to be room in de pot fo' do whole tribe. Ev'y las' Greeting Cards for all occasions ono on 'em can he'p save wheat on Theyjpead the newspapers carefully. EG. HOLMES AGENCY meat fer de boys dat's doln* de fight- WwHl.diJii Ha nUrrmi&Ii In' over yander. 383 Springfield Ave. , Summit, S. J. 29 MAPLE STREET, The merchant or manufacturer who does not advertise is not only missing the purely selfish opportunity, but he is failing Opposite Union Place, in the service he owes to his customers. "* ' 1 SUMMIT, N. J. Xittlq 1 A Fresh Stock . of Garden arid American^ Lawn Seeds, Fertilizers, Paints Dp your hi6 and Varnishes. Order early and EaCCorn nveat rnusk^ From "Elizabeth Daily Journal."- be sure of your wants. Oatmeal- CorK? ftakgs^ Hommyland ticeTwith B. EL WALLING milk;. £atKjwAcatj?ei Leave, nothing onyour^plstte: MELROSE BUILDING • "NITBO STATES' FOOD AD MI'N 1 STR.ATION Telephone 216

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SUMMIT CYCLE CO. BENEFIT OF CHORAL SINGING FEW VISIT INLAND TURKEY A CQLETTA, Prop. Established 1901 Tel. 192-W Equalizes Men, Creates Spirit of Broth­ Americans Are Not Acquainted With erhood and Takes Mind Off Bust* - Thriving City of Kaisariyeh, an 1 if ness, Asserts Professor. Ancient Metropolis. ************* U. S.R. Signal Coras. " Over Seas Beit E- Undcrwdod, Major, I-Iistoiical Branch, AGENTS Raymond Sheldon, kieut.-CoI., General Staff, War Plans Div. General Staff. Red Wing and New England Bicycles. ' Music gives utterance to something Of the real Turkey few Americans Corps U. S. A., Div. Chief of Staff, A. E. F. •within one which can never ilnd ex­ Cliaileb II. Giant, L,t.-Col., First Section, Gen­ Signal Corps, U. S. Army. have a clear picture. Constantinople eral Staff, G. II, Q., A. C F. Will care for any o£ these bicycles pression In words or acts, in the opin­ and Smyrna, a few seaports—thou­ Wm. A. I.arned. Major, S. O. R. C, Carter Tiffany, 1st Lieut., Mt. Clemens, Mich. bought hero lor three years free at ion of A. E. Westbrook, director of sands of Americans have seen those. Wm. II. I^awiencc, Jr., Major, Director of Ani- E. P. Lartied, 1st Lieut., Aviation, Belle­ charge. bulaticts, Regular, A. E. F, ville, 111. music In the Knnsus State Agricul­ Very few Americans have- made the Ira' A. Rader, Ucul. Col., S- C. A. S., U. S. •J+******** ** *;l* Chab. II. Apgar, 1st Lieut., Ft. Sam Houston, "Will, examine all of our bicycles tural college. Choral singing is of inland voyage. Behold, time, the city Army, A. E. V. Texas. once each week—clean and keep In "OVER SEAS" (CONTINUED.) Lionel' P. Hopkins, Gcrstner Field, Lake good condition free of charge. 'great benefit to a community. of Kaisariyeh, hulf-way between the Earl H. Ivyall, Captain, Engineers, O. R. C. Charles, La. ' "Music is of grent advantage to C. Eeith Speiden. Capt., Q. C, A. E. F. 107th U. S. Infantry. Wm. Parkin, Kelley Field, South San An­ All kinds of repairing for bicycles Mediterranean and the Black sea, Edward B. Twombly, Captain, 304th Machine men," said Professor Westbrook. "It (Formerly 7th N. Y.) tonio, Tex. and motor cycles and all work guar­ served by no railroad, yet a thriving Gun Battalion, 77th Division. Edward Willis, 1st Lieut., Machine Gun Co. Martin Kcnney. anteed. _^_ _ _ "equalizes them, -creating a~7"sptrtr.'"T>f' Olive C. Day, Dipt., 3Htli V. A., A. E. F. J J place" of 60^000~i)"eol)leT"praym"g"som"e"- J •Pan r-Hr-Gidebuselr;' ^nd-HL'tetir.-^ "-' •T-homas-Underwood,-Kelley—Field"-Noi—2,^San' i*ulT"Tinc"oT^ bicycle aiut motor-" brotherhood, and takes their minds off thlng like the role of a Chicago to TllIfor(rT3rFfariT(tIri;"rsf ''i:ieuTr*AViatFo>i"*SeC^ Eugene J. Burner, Sergt, Headquarters Co. Antonio, Tex. tion. S. O. 11. C. Robt. J. Muldowncv, Corp., Machine Gun Co. Richard F. Decker, Sergt., Aviation. cycle supplies always on hand. business. It gives them a new and Constantinople's -New York, writes a Arthur Gwynne, 1st Lieut., Aviation Sec, non- Allan Eggcrs, Machine Gun Co. Glenn A. Dowling, Chalitite Field, ltantulll, Open evenings until 9 o'clock, different Insight, which is accomplished correspondent. fliers. S. O. R. C. Nicholas Kelly, Corp„ Machine Gun Co. 111. Russell Ilinman, 1st Lieut. Construction Squad­ Thomas E. O'Shca, Corp., Machine Gun Co. Andrew Barr, Co. C, 102nd Sg. Corps, Spar­ not by singing the common popular Aproachlng Kaisariyeh of a morning ron, S. C, U. S. A. John J. Mallay, Jr., Machine Gun Co. tanburg, S. C. songs, but by really good music that I,uther II. Johnson, 1st Lieut., Aero Const. Edward J. O'Rourke, 2nd Lieut, one sees It haloed by a haze of light Squadron. Philip McDermott, Co. E. Lionel Samuel, Co. A, 321st Field Sig. Batt'l, SUMMIT CYCLE CO. can be appreciated. blue smoke. It rises from the fumes Oscar E. Hellquist, 2nd Lieut. Plattsburg, N. Y. Stuart C. Adams, 1st Lieut., F. A. DcVcrcanx Haigh. 452 Springfield Avenue "The value of music In bringing to­ from the charcoal braziers, which are Charity Lyon, Presbyterian Hospital Unit. Theo. Freeman, Co. G. J. Elvin Cooke, Co. D. William W. Drabble. Sergt. Co. E. U. S. Denial Reserve Corps. gether socially disorganized communi­ set out on the roofs until they are well Henry Birdsall Marsh, 1st Lieut., Aviation, Nicholas Krayer, Co. E- Summit, N. J. A. K. V. Alonzo Burnett, Co. B. Dr. R. C. Vrceland, 1st Lieut. ties has never been fully realized. By alight, for these first fumes from the J. Edw. Rowe, Jr., 1st Lieut., Q. M., A. E. F., A. Alfred Nelson. 1st Lieutenant. choral singing, people in any one lo­ slowly burning charcoal, odorless and London. 112 Reg. II. F. A.. 29th DIT. cality can be brought Into certain sym­ Herbert'S. Burling, 2nd Lieutenant, Artillery, Ross Apgar, Corp., Battery C. U. S. Navy. scarcely visible, are fatal In the in­ Alexander Beck, 2nd Lieut., Artillery. Creighton Thompson, Battery C. J. F. Hellweg, Commander, U. S. S. "Marietta" pathy with one another. Wherever closed air of a room. Later the clear Clarence Bailey, 2nd Lieut., Ajtillery. Hemy J. Voegt|en, Corp., Battery "C. there Is a neighborhood there is a James A. McMurray, Battery C. Guiao Forster, Lieut. U. S. S. Rhode Island. sunlight bathes the housetops and the E- Roy Underwood, 2nd Lieut. Cavalry. A. J. Van Wart Headquarters Co. John M. Reeves, Chief Yeoman. RANK BRENN 'chance for singing. A leader is need­ towering form of Mount Argaeus rlsea Llewellyn Lloyd, 2nd Lieut., Wm. E. Lambert, Supply Co. Lieut. Wm. Crofnt, U. S- S. "Arkansas." ed who will select only the best music. like a snow-capped sentinel behind the Kenneth Gow, 2nd Lieut., Machine Gun Co. Delmore Weinherger, Harvard Radio School, Bertraud Rockwell, 2nd Lieut., U. S. Air . 102nd U. S. Engineers. Cambridge, M-abb. Where neighboring groups have been city. The streets are full of a motley Service. Llewellyn George Baird, Yeoman. Harness, Blankets, (Formerly 22nd N. Y. Engineers.) Edward J. Wisner, Coxswain, U. S. S. Penn­ singing the same kind of good music crowd, gray-bearded sheiks of the old Frcdeiick II. Lovenberg, 2nd Lieut., R. M. Guy Bates, Capt. and Reg't Adjutant. A., 184th Aero Squadron, A. E. F. sylvania, Saddles, Whips ithcy will find In any large community regime pausing to exhange the elabo­ George Falkenburg, Co. A. A. E- Bergen,,U, S. S. Van Steuben. Miss Praetorius, U. S. Array, Base Hospital Frank Martin, Co. A. gathering that they have something In rate bows and greetings ordained by No. S. Alfred M. Hess, Medical, U. S. S. "Kansas." Miss Pollock, U. S. Army, Base Hospital Frank Sharp, Corporal, Co. A. Edward Wells, U. S. S. C-116. Auto and Carriage Trimming in 'common and will be ready to take part formality, and young officers of the No. 5. • , Charles Wieland, Co. A. Charles Albert Roff, Ernest Cooper. In choral singing on an even larger Young Turks' party riding by on rest­ R. Cade Wilson, Jr., Sergt., Co. F, 1st Array Wm. A. Swain, Co. A, Francis Murray, Co. A Ira Hall. Robert II. Farrow. all its branches 'scale. Headquarters Refit- D. Badgley, Co. B. . Jack Ennis, Co. A. Harry J. M. Doremus. Dominiek Pulidorc. less horses. Marcus B. Wilson, Corp., Co. F, lsjt Army Jerry O'Connell, Co. B. Baby Carriage "If an orchestra playing Bpethoven . At/sunrlse,. noon and sunset, the Headquarters liegt. 106th U. S. Infantry. Naval Reserve Corps. Wheels Re-tired 'played In a community unused to such ,boom of a single cannon thuds out Roger Tones, Sergt., Machine Gun Co. Mrs. Geo. C. Musgrave, Royal Flying Corps (Formerly 23rd N. Y. Inf.) Thomas Green, Ensign. linnslo, there would break forth from from the roof of the old palace. This Hospital, London. Robert W. Nicholson. Jesse Albert DeCamp, Ensign, Scout Patrol, U. Cor. Park and Chestnut Avenues .the audience an unrestrained applause cannon serves as the town clock, and Grace Cleveland Porter, Director of Recrea­ S. S. "Gem." T tion Work, A. R. C. c/o French Lemon & Donald Cadzow, Q'r., 1st Class. SUMMIT, N. J. I such as comes only from people who as all the ritual of prayer and fasting Co., 59 Pia7za d'Spagna, Rome, Italy. Regular Army.. Raymond F\ Long, Coxswain, lft Dist. aro really hungry for good music—the commanded by the prophet for the dif­ Miss Etta It. Wilson, Ambulance Hospital, Breckinridge A. Day, Capt., 4th Field Artillery, G. Talman Wisner, Newport, R. I. Paris. kind of music that community musical ferent feasts Is regulated by its thun- Camp Logan, Houston, Tex. S. Watson Hopkins, U- S. Submarine Chaser Donald Walker, Non-Flying Section, Aviation. John S. Beck, Artillery, Fort Banks. No. 213. k 0QLP BUSINESS societies will bring to them." der, the old man who serves It Is one C. Forrest Nicol, Aviation. ' F. F. Quinby," Jr., U. S. Submarine Chaser Ashby R. Krouse, Sergt., Officers' Training of the most important local function* Gilmer Hadra, Aviation. No. 85. School, FJ Paso, Tex. Charles B. Nelson, Yeoman, W. Sayvillc, L. I., arles. Joseph B. Lipsey, Corporal, Co. F., 11th U. S. Sidney Noah. John August Novicz. PH0P0S§T§0S3 ENLISTED MEN MUST HELP Eng. Section No. 5. Frederick A. L. Orr. Barney I'assalasywa. Ernest Brace, Pelham Bay. Allan Thomson, Princess Patricia's Canadian Walter M. Crann, Serg., Quart. Corps, Camp Lt. Inf. in France. Carroll Vrceland, U. S, Transport "Powhat- •Portion of Government Allowance Re­ HISTORIC OLD SUN TAVERN Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. tan." Of course you are going to take out quired to Be Allotted for Benefit Horton F. Long, Serg., Base Hospital No. & Magnus E. J. Dunnder. A. ITamld Cumptnn, Wireless Opeiatorsiimcd FIRE INSURANCE some day. The Robert S. Grant, Base Hospital No. 8. August J. Bratz, 1st Class Sergt,, Supply Co. glial d. of Their Dependents. ArditQ. oM . SalvadorcC, San ,Antonio , Texas. graveyard is full of men who "are go­ One of Boston's Landmarks, Built in Layton Heath, Base Hospital No. 8. Thomas R. Proctor. Philip Edw. Reavcy, on tour. ing to." Remember delays' are dang­ 1690, for Many Years Used as Arthur II, Alexander, Aviation. Clarence Hoffman, Harry Howard, Serg*t. •Fred McCuc. Chas. McCue, Naval Reserve. Wm. Kitchell. James Dowd. Fred E. Behre, Wireless Operator. erous. Take out a policy with us. We Every enlisted man in the military a Fish Market. - Geo. Shea, Naval Reserve. Salvatore Deleni. Wm. Daum. Donald R. Vreeland, Textile Div., Bureau Sup­ will treat you right. -or naval forces of the United States Frank Cornells. plies. Washington, D. C. Thomas B. Connors, U. S. S. Black Hawk. Russell B. Adams. C, 55th U. S. Infantry, irnust allot for the benefit o_ a wife or Alfred Peterson, Co, . Hugo H, Lupinski, Lieut., U. S. S. "South One of the early taverns of Boston Raymond Luts, U. S. Navy. Carolina." 'child an amount equal to the govern­ Lawrence C. Delmont, U. S. Battleship Camp McArthur, Waco, Tex. S. Inf., Camp was the Sun tavern which stood but a William B. Curtiss, 141st U. Lconaid H, O'Brien, Yeoman, 1st Class, Brook­ I80KS @B0S. ment's family allowance, with a maxl- "Black Hawk." . „ , n lyn Navy Yard. few feet from the water's edge and Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas. Opposite Station, Summit, N. J. [mum, however, of half his-pay and a was built about 1690. For some years Ernest Cain, Aviation Construction, Naval Re- John Augustinowicz, Infantry. Harold E. de Seiian, Commissary Steward. Fra'ncis E. Hemmenway. Adolph Wagenseil, Yeoman, 3rd Class. •minimum of $15 per month, according It was kept by a Huguenot from Ro- Harry Morgan, Amb. Co. 34. Telephone Call 5-J [to the American Review of Reviews. Nicholas T. Kenny, Corp., Co. K, 9tU Infantry. Co. 35. John T. Pulling, Jr., Pelham Bay. chelle named Cogneau. He made it Frederick T. Reeves, Motorized Amb, Jas. Aloysius Flood, Seaman, 2nd Class. Real Estate and Insurance If he has no wife or child and makes Fermino B. Piona, 109th U. S. Inf. Garden City, L. I. one of the most popular of taverns and Joseph Hart, Co. A, S02d Engineers. Jos. F. Lentz, 1st Plumbers Co., Del Rio, Tex, Edmund W. Reeve, Mach. Mate, 2nd Class, jno voluntary allotments for other de- School of N. A. R. it was particularly popular with the Gamil Burner, 16th Baking Co. E. J. Ditmar, Q. M. Kept., MineoUf, L. I. Reginald Frost, 2nd Boatswain's Mate; Brook­ Ipendents, or for other purposes, the Fred. R. Alleman, Ordnance. John Shea, Q.M. Dcpt., Jacksonville, Fla. young men of Boston and surrounding H. Culver Schleicher, Army Hosp.. Hoffman lyn. ^secretary of war or navy may require country, partly for the reason that Michael J. McCann, Base Hospital No. 9. Island, N. Y. Carl E. Pavne James McCormick, .him to deposit with the government at Paul Wisncr, Corp. 165th U. S. Inf. Theo. Stahl. Q. M. Dcpt, Rohert J- Wallace, Gunner's Mate, 2nd Class, L BE0IC mine host Cogneau had several very Joseph L- Hemcnway. Atlantic Fleet. ,4 per cent compound Interest half his C. J. Brennan, Jr., 165th U. S. Inf. R. Howard Wallace, Seaman, U. S. S. Aga­ attractive and lively daughters who Tohn C. Conant, Co. B, 502nd Service Bat. -> pay, or so much of half his pay as he memnon. added a great deal to the charms of .Wm. Devine, Sergt., Co. I, 9th U. S. Inf. U. S. Marine Corps. Chailcs Behre. Wm. J. Connelly. does not allot either for his dependents the hostelry. Their father had tho Wm. A. Rolston, jr., Corp., Ordnance Dcpt. Curlics Adams, 2nd Lieut., Paits Island. Chas. B. Drilling. Aloysius Duffy. or for other purposes. Edwin D. Ross, Corp., Co. C, 105th Mach. Gun Winthrop G. Ttatchekler, Paris Is., S. C. Simon S. Moll, Jr. Frank Glackin. prlvllige of seeing two of them mar­ Batt'l. JEWELER Richard Hahne, Marine Training Camp, Paris Rulliven A. 'WodcM. Jas. A. McTurnan. This puts the man with dependents ried in the tavern, one of them becom­ Philip M. Drabble, Corp., Co. B, 105th Mach. Island, S. C. more nearly on a democratic footing ing the wife of Col. William Palfrey, Gun Batt'l. , ,, „ I. W, French, West Indies. Officers Reserve Corps. of equality with' one who has none and Joseph C. Lee. Thos. J. McGowan. R. E. French, Paris Island, S. C. Francis T. Twcddell, Capt., Field Artillery, the famous Revolutionary patriot. He Eugene S. Hiley, Paris Island. S. C. Camp Lee, Va. Harold Reeve, Battery I, 52nd Artillery, C.A.C. Frederick Garlick, 204th Co., Bat. L, Paris NO. 4 MAPLE STREET Ithe better-paid American soldier with became the grandfather of the noted Chas. Manley, Radio Operator, 9Sth Aero /Thomas J. Duffield, Capt., N. A„ Sanitary Island, S. C. Corps, Camp Lee, Va. |the poorer-paid European with whom writer, John G. Palfrey. Squadron. Clifford M. Williamson, Paiis Island, S. C. Lawrence J. Kenny, Supply Sergt., 17th Field Harry M. O'Reilly, Captain, Med. Sec, O. R. SUMMIT, NEW JTIRSEY he is fighting. Another daughter of this genial host John J. Drummond. Paris Island. S. C. •C. U. S. A. Artillery. Walter E- Lovenberg, 2J2nd Co., Battl. II,, Watch inspector of D., L. & W. R. R. The family allowances are based on of the Sun tavern married a successful ArdasUes M. Gulamerian. U. S. Tank Corps. R. D. Baker, Capt., Medical Reserve Corps. Paris Island, S. C. John J. Burling, Capt., Ordnance Dept., Aber­ a graduated scale depending on the printer named Fleet. During the siege Tames A. Carey. , Conyngham Marsh, Paris Island, deen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Md. Duncan Gilchrist, Co. A, 6th Reg. U. S. EngiL James B. Skidmorc, Taria Island. number of dependents, and aro condi­ of Boston the British seized the housq Musgrnve Allen, Paris Island. J. Robert Whitlock, 1st Lieut,, 319th Infantry, tioned on allotments of equal amounts and they changed Its name to the John B. Collins, Q- M. Mech. Repair Shops. Jack Speiden, Paris Inland. Camp Upton, L. I. Felice Dclcni, „Cu. B, 9th U. S. Inf. C. C. Horn, 1st Lieutenant, Camp Dodge, Iowa. G0WHS AI1D BLOUSES jup to half pay. In no case, however, King's Arms. But when the Red Coats Patrick De Marco, Co. It. 9th U. S. Inf. Quartermaster's Reserve Corps. T. L. A. Taylor, 1st Lieut., 2nd Heavy Tank [does the allowance exceed $50 for one had been chased out of Boston the sigq Frederick H. Reinauer, Co. F." 7th Engineers. Albert F. Lopez, Captain, TTew Vork. Bat., Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa. Donald F. Jenks, 1st Lieut., Q. C. N. A. New­ Clinton S. Van Cise, 1st Lieut., Ordnance ifamily. An ordinary enlisted man re­ of the King's Arms quickly disap­ Alex. Blair. Washington, D. C. Alex. II. Twomhly, Jr., Lieut, (j.g.) U. S. N. port News, Va. ceiving $33 per month In foreign serv­ peared and the old sign of the Sun 1 B. S. Newton, Reg. Supply SergL, 60th Pioneer Vcrnor S. Homy, 1st Lieut. Ordnance Dept. Ten years' experience in designing ice, if his family is large enough, may R. A., over sea ? transportation. Inf., Camp Wadsworlh, Spai lanburg, S. C. Hulbert D. Bassctt, 1st Lieut., Ordnance Of­ for New York firms. Now catering to Tavern took Its place and the tavern Ed. Woodward Allen, Master Signal Electrician. Fred W. Jackson, Camp Joseph E. Johnstone, ficers Reserve, Rock Island, III. be required to alot $16.50 per month took on its olden time popularity. II James Junius Allen, Sergt., Co. A, 302nd'S. C. Jacksonville, Fla. Elmore McKee, 1st Lieut., Sanitary Corps, individual patrons who appreciate in­ and secure thereby for his family a to- has for many years been used as a fish Battalion. , Thos. Keating, Newport News, Va. Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. dividuality in NGowns, Robes, and William Laiiil. Robert S. Orsor, Jr., 1st Lieut., Quartermas­ Dr. J. A. Thurston, 1st Lieut., Medical Reserve Blouses. ital Income of $66.C0 per month. market. Dr. Inglis Frofat, 1st Lieut. India Med. Serv. ter General's Dept.. N. Y. Corps, Rockefeller Institute, New York, Cecil M. Garis, 4th Det. Serv. Co., Signal Oliver McKee, Jr., 1st Lieut., Battery B, REMODELING A SPECIALTY Corps. 115th Field Artillery, Camp Sevier, 30th Safe Buying for Both. Sulu Women Warriors. James D. Holmes, Jr., Signal Corps, Aviation National Army. Div. N. G., Greenville, S. C. Buying unnecessary supplies In nl- Section. Wm. G. Palermo. H. E. Lindsay. Wm. Warren Carman, 1st Lieut. Inf., Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va. In the Philippines American soldlerE Walter Warimrtoii, 1st Sergt., U. S. R. Sig­ Geo. W. Brewster, 309th Mach. Gun Batt'l. MME. ROSE HIRSHMANN vance and hoarding food, both by the nal Corps. Lester J, Templcton, 1st Lieut., Infantry. housewife and grocers, was responsible on several occasions came in contacl Eugene J. McCabe, 303rd Eng. with Sulu women warriors. In one oi Ray Howard, Regular Army. John J. McCabe, 309th Mach, Gun Batt'l. James A, Tobey, lsl Lieut., Snnitaiy Tnspeetoi, WE BO HEMSTITCHING for some of the highest prices of the Walter Klocksin, Naval Reserve Corps. Port Tiiminal, N. Chailcston, S. I'. John Sanfelice, Camp Gordon, Ga. Geo. II. Hodenpyl, Jr., Lieut., Batt. C, 305th 3 Woodland Ayenue last year. "Don't be scaVed into buy- the last battles on the Islands the Cornelius F. Mullen, watclimakcr, Aviation Edward T. Whiting, Corp., Sanitary Corps, Section. F. A., Camp Upton, L. I. iing," the Interstate Grocer urges upon Sulus fortified themselves in the bowl Rockefeller Inst. H. G. Terwilliger, 2nd Lieut., Artillery, Camp SUMMIT, N. J. TEL. 387-M of an extinct volcano. It was rushed David J. Flood, Sergeant, Lemuel Skidmorc, Jr., lsl Sergt., yth Co., Lee, Petersburg, Va. .Its retail grocery readers. That Is Stephen Girard Kent, Sergt., Co. G., 311th Inf. C. O. T. S., Camp Lee, Va. Lester L- Long, "2nd Lieut., Battery A, 38th •Just what food speculators desire. Nor­ and captured by American soldiers, Harry W. Salmon, Corp., N. A. Sidney J. Yates. Chas. H. Bemhery. F. A., Camp Freemont, Palo Alto, Cal. mal buying of all groceries with a view who discovered to their dismay, aftei Theodore Wagner, N. A. Leroy Hannah. Clarence J. Aaron. A. C. Van Wart, 2nd Lieut., Artillery. the battle, that a number of their an­ Franklin V. Peale, N. A. Thos. Brown. Harry N. Pierce. Harry I. Duff, 2nd Lieut., Machine Gun Co., fto quick and regular turnover will Ripliard Alexander, Sergt. 306th Inf., Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. I. tagonists had been women. Their fig. John Molinari, Co. D., 308th Mach. Gun Bat. Stratford D. Mills, 2nd Lieut., Aero Section ikeep goods moving in a normal way Edward T. Daum. Paul" F. Nichols, Sergt. Med. Corps., Boston, ures were as slim as those of the men | K Mass. Signal Reseive Corps, Camp Greene, N. C. jat reasonable prices. "Don't let any- Lester Bender, Ord. Sergt., 102nd Train Lester H. Fackiner, 2nd Lieut., Coast Artil­ SANITARY PLUMBING both sexes wore their hair long, with Headquarters and Military Police. James A. Elliott, Co. 22, 6th Batt'l, 153rd !one scare you into buying In anticipa­ Depot Brig. lery, Fort Hancock. handkerchiefs over their heads, anq John F. Mines, Sergt., 303rd Mobile Ord. Re­ Steam and Hot Water Heating, tion of heavy advances, but force the pair Co. Frank DeRienzo, Co. 5, 2nd Batt'l, 153rd De­ Btlsccllancotis. the women wore trousers similar ton the combustion of coal or other Wm. II. Reinauer. Domenick Romeo ROM. OF HONOR, fuels when they are used In the quan­ iOBEgi? mum 104tli Engineers. Joseph Jaworski. Harold L. Brady. George Herbert Manley, killed August, 1917, Carl A. -Swenson. i^rthur Andresen. Joseph Wells, Co. C. Henry J. Nothmann aviation accident in France. tities prescribed." Licuseppe 1ZJ:O. Ceo. Joseph Jackson Wm. R. King, Major. Old. Dept. Killed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Md., Not One Came Down. PLUMBING HEATING July 18, 1918. The day was dull, as days can be SHEET METAL WORK Lfl PlgtRIEf EST. 1872 dull, sometimes only,in the trenches. KISHIRO KANZAK1 £}utidenly, high up in the ^ky, sailing Ladies' & Gentleman's Tailor oVer the lines, was discerned a ftock JAS. LONG'S SONS Furnaces and Ranges Cleaned and Remodeling and Repairing of any kind Caterer, Baker of wild geese. In a. moment, rifles of Purs. First-class work guaranteed j^rere blazing upward from all quar- Repaired 439 SPRINGFIELD AVE., Summit, N.J. terej even machine gups were requisi­ Upholstery and Cabinet Work BEAUTY AND SANITATION Jobbing Promptly Attended To Goods called for and delivered Tel. 239 399 Springfield Ave, tioned, while away at tpe other side of OF THE BETTER KIND go together in every up-to-date bath promptly. TEL. 387-J. room. Beauty in materials and final $To Man's Land the German, too, was SUMMIT, N. J. roused to, action. But the flock of Estimates Given effect i and sanitation In securely ABoOern ano antique afucniture closed traps and plumbing In sight geese sailed on| their long necks out­ Let us look over, your stretched and their wings rising and _ The HERALD is a community news­ paper and as ,such the advertisers failing lh undisturbed rhythm. And Tel. 899-B OUB MOTTO PLUMBING present their,weekly news for your In­ 420 Springfield Ave. Phono 108-J never a lone came down.—Christian . Morris Avenue and Cedar Street formation. Never more important Sclenco Monitor. are the advertisements this week. SUMMIT. N; J. P&MfY MP ilEftfiUiiSS WILUI1S IfSMsEtBi SUMMIT, It'. J. •-"{ THE SUMMIT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a petition NOTABLE WKKK AT THE IAUIC. signed by not less than twenty per ctntum of OLD IRON ON BATTLEFIELDS the lrg.il vnti-is of the City oi Summit, as ilt- Classified Advertising fmcil in the pinvisiou of Chapter 2 of the Laws Famous Stars in (ireut Productions of IVIS, was filed with rue on the 24th day of Metals That Are Supposed to Accumu­ c livery Day Next Week. JuK, 1 > 1W, l (-questing the Common Council of late in Great Quantities Being Sal­ the City of Summit tn order an election' uiidt i N^—J/.4.p %%J^M, ONE CENT A WORD the provisions of Chaptoi Two of "tin. laws of vaged and Used Again. One of the most meritorious li^ts l'M8 to ili'tcimint wliethei oi not tin. sale of of high class photo-play productions into.\i(Mting liquoi as a beverage in the City of ever shown in this vicinity is an­ Minimum price 20 cents, remittance Summit shall lie prohibited; that a meeting of Considerable speculation has been nounced for the coming week at the IMP0RTIRS- -GROCERS with copy. SO per cent, extra for the Common Council of the City of Summit going the rounds, as to the amount of will be held in the City Hall in the City of Lyric Theatre. charge accounts. Summit, New Jcisey, on Tuesday, August 6th, scrap iron and steel that is accumu­ - • : l Monday, July 29th, brings Metro's 1 H.S, at 8.(10 o'clock p. m., and th.it at such time lating on the battlefields of Europe, big seven act production of Joseph PIA.NO TUNING and playei'-^iano expert; re­ the Common Council shall consider said appli- J and how-it is to be disposed of. Arthur's famous melodrama "lilma pairing actions a specialty ; new felts, new (ation ,md heai any objections as to the legal­ ^-S£ECfALS-MR THE NEXT FEW DAYS stniiKS. All work Kiiaiantecd. W. J. Cobb, ity of such pi tit ion and shall inspect such pe­ American companies which regularly .lean's" with winsome Viola Dana as' 22 Elm street. Tel. 433. tition .mil llnic.ifter shall determine from such deal in such old material have for 'June.' This is one of the most popu­ inspection and upon an\ evidence that may be lar and successful offerings of the AUTOMOltHe and CARRIAGE PAINTING submitted at the hearing wluthcl oi not said sometime been looking forward to the •.Campbell's Pork and Beans, can .„.,.„„...,..„.„„..„. 15c and REJ'AIKING. Atfi-nt for Brockway petition is suliicient current year—one that will delight Haled, July JS, 1»1K. harvest to be reaped from thes e bat- nny 01K> Motor Trucks; albo Eagle and Watson Dump 1 1 . r ... r, . +i T , T fortunate enough to see it ...•J.ello-all.ilavor;s. package :.....-....' .:....- in^ I ..-.^Wagcm... C-.W.-.I?a.LiaMt^->S3tL^SiitiiigLi^kL.a.vc. „___ J!Ji!i!21iE.l£KJ^,. yiiS' '^. : nue. Tel. 32-J. If City Cfei C. it-Bits. These hopes have now been tion, one of the greatest Picture Stars This is to crilify that the above is a true n Lher rudely shocked by observers re­ ; Borden's Peerless Milk, small can. ....'..... - 5c, FURNITURE repaired "and put in fiist-class copy of the notice of meeting of the Common in the world. Seats are now selling Condition at Joseph Zcigncr's, Upholsterer, cently returned from the front, who for this day. and Cabinetmaker, 472 Springfield avenue. Council to be held on tin 6th day ot August, Sapolio, cake : ...... „...... •„..; „../...... 7c 1918, at 8.00 p. m. at the, City Hall in the state that this matter is now being Tuesday, July 30th, the famous Summit, N. J. Tel. 39-J. City of Summit. Hand Sapolio,. cake ,..„,„....„ WITNESS my hand and the official seal of handled by tho respective govern­ Drury Lane success "The Whip" will ...... 7c GEDDIS' NEW FIREPROOF GARAGE the City of Summit, this 25th day ot July, ment s. be given its third Summit showing. Cars wanted for storage. Garage open all 1918. This is announced in response to popu­ Octagon Soap, cake , „„.....„.,.„..„„„.„,.,..„„ night. All calls promptly attended to. According to the systems now estab­ •••• mc James Gcddis. 40-t£ FREDERICK C. KENTZ. lar demand of many patrons who fail­ lished in modern warfare, it is stated, ed to see this big 'thriller' at the two Squab Soup, can ,„„... : „..,..„„..„„.„...... 9c MONEY to Loan on Bond and Mortgage or a salvage corps Is daily going over all former showings, and many who de­ improved Summit Real Instate in amounts 'NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Bromangelon, all flavors, package ...... 9c to suit borrower. Send in your application the ground near tho battle front ex­ sire to see it again. to EUGICNR C. PIERSON, 5 Union place, NOTICE IS HERIOBY GIVEN, That posed to fire, and is gathering all the Wednesday, July 31st, Thomas IT. Summit, N. J. 29-tf the Board of Tax Assessors of the City Ince's popular Australian star, Enid dehris discarded by the contending Will Close Every Wednesday ' Afterndion at I o'clock during SHORT HAND and tvpcwiiting lessons, indi­ of Summit will sit at the Municipal armies. None of the scrap is neglect­ Bennett, ill her first Paramount pic­ vidual instruction. 'I ypewriters to rent. Ap­ Building on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and ed, with steel worth 1 pence to 1% ture "The Keys of the Righteous." A J ply L. JC- Strykcr, 27 Maple sLieet, Summit, ; July and August . , WEDNESDAY, July 29, 30, and 31, pence per pound, and copper and other star with rare beauty, wonderful per­ N. J. Thoiie 14S-M. from 8 p. in. to 10 p. in., to fUve the tax­ sonality and real histrionic ability—a metals in proportion. All the metals 1 picture filmed at beautiful Arrowhead STORAGE AND MOVING—The largest and payers an opportunity to review their STOKES AT FHOOT best equipped warehouse and storage build­ real estate and personal assessments arc taken to shops in the rear, and I Springs, California. A story full of West Orange, 810 Yftlley Bd.. 274 ing in Summit. Moving by our experienced there worked into the various muni­ Oraiiffe, 224 Main St...... :. ^S71S Newark, 408 Seventh Ave'...... 1850 •• ' service, in auto vans. Summit Express Co., before the books are closed for 1918, thrills, hair-raising suspense, and Railroad avenue. 39-ti and to guard against any disappoint­ tions that a modern,army uses. rapid Are action. East Orange, 539 Slain St. .2700 Moiitclalr, 10 Church St...... 988 ment thereafter, All the lead that Is fired is practical­ Thursday, August 1st, the great East Orange, 885 Main §t....2710 South Orange, SO S, 0. Ave.. .870 UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET WORK— Main and Steuben Sts...... 6088 Fine Furniture. James Long's Sons, 420 N. S. CARTS, ly lost, as a bullet traveling at a ve­ Russian star Nazimova in the role of Summit, 27 Maple St 10 Springfield avenue, Summit, N. J. Phone A. M. JONES, locity of 2,000 feet or more per sec­ 'Joline,' the artist's model in "Revela­ Park Ave. & N. Clinton St...iii7 BloomfieW, 89 Broad St. ..1800 Bakery, 151 Main Street, 108-J. 46-tf J. G. OVENS, ond hurlcs itself so deep into any ob­ tion," adapted from Mabel Wagnall's Maplewooil, Maplewood Ave.. C71 Orange .:..;, „„....., .2700 Board of Tax Assessors. ject it hits us to be lost entirely. Oth­ novel "A Rose Bush of a Thousand -Chatham, Main jit, at Fair. LOST. Years." This wonderful picture had Orange, Scotland St, mount Avenue .....'. 699 er metals, however, such as tangled one of the longest New York runs of at Lincoln PI...'...:..... ,.„..i20f East Orange, 241 Prospect SW077 LOST—Collie di>K, sable black and while. THE HERALD "Cent-a-Word" Adv. steel from wrecked motor cars, large any of this year's big offerings when Laigc while collai. License tag 801. Re­ pieces of shells, bits of copper, pieces ward. Return to Mrs. Swing, 10 Oak Ridge are wonder workers and get results. it was presented at the Lyric Theatre, avuiue. of aluminum, etc., are carefully col­ N, Y., at dollar prices. No greater lected and later turned into usable acting has ever been seen on the LOST-—On Thursday, black cio'chelted silk bag, containing small puisc :m

WANTED. Persistent Irishman Bragging of ONE MUK-STORr OF THE WAR P^;JT%^AS™TA^ Lighting Pipe With Last Match, Turbulent Ann Pennington never was WANTED Seven-room house with bath, on Puts It Out With Oratory. Sunny Nieuport on the Yser, a Little one to two acres within 25 miles of New more fittingly cast than in this rollick­ York, $4,500 to $5,000. Within ten minutes' City of 4,000, Among Others ing story of girlish romance, tomboy Crest of Winter Weather Comes Much MOTOR 'walk of station. Address "A. W " Box Philosophy may be a wonderful Wiped Out of Existence. pranks and riotous mirth, laid in that Later Than the Accredited la- 13, Murray Hill, N. J. hot-bed of convention, a girl's semin­ thing for the classroom, but there's an ginning of That Season. COLLISIONS WANT F,D—Scalp treatment twice a week, pref- Irish foreman on the subway work ary. It's good for a laugh every min­ Nieuport lies upon the Yser, the tidal ute. eiably at home. Write Thornton, Ulackburn who will tell you in emphatic subway stream that slopped tho German rush Inn. Though the day as a whole begins to happen unexpectedly. Sometimes vernacular that It is wasted in con­ for Calais, writes William Townsend lengthen December 22, we have the WANTED—A boy's velocipede (4-yi. old) in good condition, with rubber tires. Phone struction work, muses a New York cor­ Porter In the Atlantic Monthly. That Summit Man's Firm Barred Prom Fro- puzzling fact that the sun continues damage -occurs to the fenders, 2S0-R. respondent. It was after the din­ June before the world went mad, the duce Exchange. to rise later for some days, a scientist body, running-boards, axles, ner pail period when the foreman peaceful town drowsed In the sun—the WANTED—Refined gentleman desires pleas­ The board of managers of the New states. The earth Is actually nearer wheels or .the paint. Occasionally ant loom or board reasonable, convenient crammed his little old joy box full of pearly Belgian sun that painters love. to the sun at this season than It is in commuting, private family and sleeping York Produce Exchange has barred the frame Is twisted or bent out terbaccy and reached in his pocket for The men went down to the sea in their the firm of Paul Klopstock & Co., Inc., summer, but the sun's low angle pje- porch preteiable. State full paiticulars and a match. There was none there.' A rate. Address "Box 33," SUMMIT HER. fishing boats, or worked their fields; nf 17 Cattery Place, for representa- vents It from warming things up as It out of line. canvass of his crew revealed one bos old women, their lace upon their knees, tion on the floor of the exchange "dur- otherwise would, GENILEMAN and wife wish large comfort­ of matches—the kind that occasional­ sat In a patch of shade before the door ing the pleasure of the board," accord- -Though nominally "winter .begins" Here is where our service special­ able, cool loom in private house near Black­ ly light. There were just seven and piled their bobbins; children, with ing to an announcement made last burn Inn, where they will take their meals. December 22, this is an arbitrary date, izes. We employ some of the most/ Address or telephone Dexter, Blackburn Inn. matches In the box,' and the foreman shrill sweet voices, darted about like Saturday. Mr. Klopstock resides on and everybody knows from experience Tel. 21. knew that he must get a light or do birds; the creaking wain went to and the Boulevard, Summit. "The action that this is not the coldest part of the expert mechanics in the country without his dessert. .' Carefully he fro piled high with the harvest. followed a quarrel over a period of WANTED—Nurse to take charge of two boys, eight months with V. Filopponi, grain year, The crest of the cold comes In on this line of work. No job of ages 4 and 6; state experience and salary' shielded the first match with his coat Four thousand simple folk! Not ono January and, February. The reason for Address Box M, care HERALD. as he struck. It fizzled. The second exporter to Italy and member of the this kind Is too difficult for us, remains. Their houses, too, are gone. exchange, and the specific cause of the this lag of the cold season Is that In WANTED—Person to do fine darning and failed to give a spark. The third and Their ancient church, their historic decision was said by officials of the December the earth Is still enjoying or none too small for us tcr handle. mending regularly two mornings a week fiom fourth were equally futile, and the 8-12. State wages expected and refeieuces. tower, are mounds of ruin. And still exchange to be the refusal of Paul the heat It stored up from the sun in Box 279, Summit, New Jersey. fifth and sixth sputtered only long the hissing shells, hour by hotjr, day by Klopstock & Uo. to abide by the find- the summer and it does not cool offij enough to wring forth profane protests day, tear down the crumbling walls, '"KH of the arbitration committee, to to Its maximum point till a month orj HORSE—Has anyone a hoi so they would like DUNHAM BODY COMPANY to let the Blind Babies' Home have for the from the foreman. With excessive adding fresh ruin to n scene most deso- which its dispute had been voluntar two later. ilir nnlinn'Tf^fl 'I .i/mn«ri;n rv f , „ + Vt,-. XT V summer for his board and cate. Work: two caro he drew the seventh from the late. ily submitted," according to the N. Y. In the same way. the hottest parti Avenue B and Miller Street trips to the village a day. Phone 182-J, Tribune. Summit, Arthur Home for Blind Babies. 44-tf box. To his delight it blazed up strong The people of the sun are gone. An­ of summer is not at the summer sol-j and, with a gratified grunt, he lighted "Aside from asserting that he had NEWARK, N. J. --' :\ other race inhabits there. They live received unfair treatment, Paul Klop­ stlce, June 21 and 22, but from a BOYS WANTED. We need the serv­ his pipe. in holes beneath tho ground. They stock, the head of the concern which month to two months later, for it takes 8 Blocks East of S. Broad Street ices of a number of Grammar School "I was afraid I wasn't going to get come not forth except to kill. bears his name, declined to discuss the earth that long to get warmed up. hoys for permanent part-time work. the light at all," he ' told his men. the case, saying that he purposed to The boys we select will be well paid "That all goes to show" that persist­ The Toll France Has Paid. write a letter to the board of managers An Incident of Sea War. and given an opportunity to earn, fully setting forth his attitude. William McPee, author of "Casuals learn and advance. Apply to ans is the thing, boys; stick to it is Pour-fifths of the women In Franco "Mr. filopponi, pointing out that in of the Sea," tells in an English paper. MRS. HELEN G. MULDOWNEY my motto. You see, if I had got mad" wear mourning, say the correspond­ (and he gestured with his pipe to show ents, and wo believe them, but we are order to reinstate a suspended member Land and Water, of an attack by a 21 Beechwood Road, Summit, N. J. it was necessary for the board of man­ what he meant), "I wouldn't have not among those who credit reports of submarine upon a steamer and de­ WANTED OPERATORS—Experienced on in­ agers and the member who made the scribes this incident of the engine fants" white dresses; steady work. B. Lib- been smoking now from the best little a France "exhausted" and "bled complaint to consent, declared he man, 90 Franklin place, corner Summit ave­ pipe in the world. Take it from me, white," observes a war writer. French would never agree to have Mr, Klop- room before the boat" was sunk« "For nue, tf boys, you'll always win out if yer fol­ women go into mourning on the small­ stock's tirm represented on the ex those three men (the officers^ stood for tne NAN MAHK HE€iST£flgG* WANTED—Learners on infants' white dresses, low me." And then, while the crew est provocation, llye shops abound. change again as long is he remained .by_ better part of an hour. The paid while learning, B. Libmah, 90 Franlc- sniggered meanly, he put his pipe back Every little way In a French city ono a member. stokehold was empty, the steam was BEECHWOOD TAEuOBEfG CO, .in place, corner Summit avenue. 44-tf in his mouth to discover that It was encounters the sign, "Mourning in 24 "The controversy arose, Mr. Filop­ dropping, and there was considerable out. hours." When niadame puts on black, poni said, last November, when ho water in the bilges, but they stood by TO IiET. ANN OUNCEHfENT. no one straightway infers tho demlso, bought 250 tons of malt from Paul watching the speaking tube and the GARAGE SPACE for rent. Add. ess 752 of monsieur. Much more likely an, Klopstock & Co. for shipment abroad. blind white face of the telegraph For economy and service take your; Springfield avenue. FISH PRODUCE MANY EGGS Mr. Filopponi charged that the stock remodeling, repairing and hand- uncle by marriage had dropped off, delivered was of an inferior grade, pointing irresolutely to 'Stand By* (the pressing to the Beechwood Tailoring TO LET—-Two furnished connecting front or perhaps some eighth cousin thrice and after protracted discussion the orders from the bridge). And present­ Co. We have the famous French dry rooms. Ensuite or single; fine location, near Scientific Count Shows Perch 10.2 depot. 109 Summit avenue. removed. It is always possible that, matter was referred to the arbitration ly the strain of waiting grew oppreg. cleaning trade of Summit. Inches Long Contained 30,480— for one wooden cross on a battlefield, committee of the New York Produce sive, so that the chief, looking up to* Special: Excellent.' summer woolen FOR RENT—Eight-room house; all improve­ More in Small Than Large. ward the skylight, said to my friend, ments; 8 minutes from station. Emit trees there will he six dozen gowns at the Exchange, which decided that the suitings to your measure at reason­ and vegetable garden. Address Box "Z". dye shop. No one denies that the Klopstock concern should take back •Mister, go up and see what's doing. able prices. care HERALD. Information concerning the number French army has suffered terrible the malt and replace it with a better It must be daylight now,* And he If you've tried the rest, grade. It took back the malt but, Mr. TO RENT IN CAPE COD SHORE COT­ of eggs produced by various species of casualties. No one feels Inclined to went up, and came out on deck and Now try the best, A TAGE, three second 'floor rooms, well-equip­ fish has been limited mainly to rather understate them, the French least of Filopponi charged, never replaced it. found hlmielf face to face with a ped for light housekeeping, and use of bath; rough estimates. all. But only Americans who have Finally, the two parties, it is said, problem of some complexity. For the would suit three teachers; no children; $12.00 compromised on a settlement, which BQQRUJY BROS. weekly. Apply to Miss Gertrude Smith, According to the Allgemelno Fisch- never lived in France will imagine that deck of the ship was deserted, and far South Harwich, Mass. the complainant said ho never has re­ Phone 410-J, 10 Beechwood Ed*. erei-Zeftung, some careful counts were tho swarms of black-clad women indi­ ceived. These facts wore placed be­ across the dark sparkle of the sea hai TO RENT—Furnished room in private family. made last year at the Bavarian trout cate a proportionate number of dead fore the board of managers, which saw the boats crawling toward a smear! Electric light. Nurse preferred. 9'A Irving place. hatchery. The first investigations were Pollus. The truth Is, Pollus were never barred the Klopstock firm. Mr. Filop­ of smoke on the skyline," In connection with common trout and so plucky as today, never so efficient, poni said that he will immediately TO LET—Large and small room, nicely fur­ rainbow trout; 58 specimens of the and, despite heartbreaking losses, start suit in the courts to recover nished, 2 minutes from station. E. Flatow, Training for War, 37 Glenwood place. 37-tf former and 54 of the latter were never so numerous. what he alleges is due him." If Englishmen consid^red^the^foot-l stripped, and the ova counted. The ball field as the place to wln^tteir^at-! FOR ' RENT—Furnished ''for the summer, older and heavier fish were found to modern 1Q room house, 3 blocks from sta­ Some Inducement. Wants. Bargains. See HERALD ties, Prussians have always "held that] HEN you are partic­ tion, north side of town; quiet street. Con­ have the most eggs (ranging up to Classified Dept., last page. the best way to prepare for victory -is! venient to Beechwood and Park House. For about 3,000), but the younger fish Christopher Brown walkeoj into tho terms and details address «'C. H. M.," care local recruiting station of the United by training their young officers in the ularly anxious for 1 yielded a decidedly larger number of of Herald Office. 33-tf States marine corps at Philadelphia, hunting field," notes a writer. Since eggs In proportion to tho weight of ROMANTIC SICILY. medieval times the chase, especially care and precision in the FOR HALE. the fish. says the Troy Times, and after an­ nouncing that he was from Braintree, on the continent of Europe,-has been filling of a Prescription A GAS RANGE for sale in good condition. Tho experiments were repeated with said ho wanted to enlist. "The Idea of The Men and tho Famo of This Won­ advocated by the school.of warriors. In'_ Price $15. John- Robinson, 88 Franklin perch.(Perca fiuvlatllls), In this case the old days, when men were only in-i place, Summit, N. J. ,enllstlng is a good one," said the re­ der Island of History. send it to Gardners. the females just about to spawn being cruiting, sergeant, "but what is Brain- Sicily's history is as vivid and pic­ terested in fighting, and when there! FOR SALE—Good top soil. Delivered or spe­ killed, and the oy,aries being removed weren't really enough wars to keep a J cial rates for cash and carry. East Summit tree—a breakfast food or, an educa­ turesque, us ferocious -ind creative and Church. Apply to J. A. Oakes, pastor. Phone and dissected. The number of eggs in tional institution?" "It is a town in destruclhe, as mythical and intensely healthy feudal nobleman continuously! 470-M. 41-46 perch ranged from 3,710 for a fish four Massachusetts—the only town In the practical, as the stories of all the rest occupied and happy, warring upon) Inches long up to 30,480 for one 10.2 wild animals was discovered to be the) iardner's Drug" Store FOR SALE—Hardman autotonc upright piano. United States that ever produced two of the world put together. And in. Finely figured mahogany case. Plays f>5 and Inches long; but in lh% species, also, .presidents," proudly replied Brown. beauty of nature, of climate or man next best thing to warring on humans,; Springfield Ave. and Maple St 88-note music, 60 rolls of music. 234 Morris the number of eggs -j$r unit weight avenue, city. J. M. LaRue. "John Adams was born there, and BO and of beast the island is a paradise of fish Is much larger'in small than was John Qulncy Adams. John Han­ today, whether or not it was ever the Officer Ignored Orders. '.:.sooinYn« J, FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Boston terrier, in large fish.—Scientific American. PHONE 91 female. Price $10. Inquire R. Zehmisch cock was born there, "foo, as was Col. workless, painless, passionless elysium Early in the war when Field Mar­ Ilobart avenue, Short Hills. Phone 189. Charles G. Long, chief of staff of tho where our first ancestors enjoyed all shal John French and General Joffro marine corps. If you take me Into the the good things of life without having were straining every nerve to hold' FOR SALE—One Persian orange kitten. Male, Describing Happiness. marine corps I may be running the to toil. back the German advance which they, 6 weeks old. Inquire Phone 1032 Summit. There are thousands of short story thing in a year or two." Nature itself, now in the guise of the did finally at the Marue a French gen-. Telephones: Office 145-M, Residence 41-M "FOR SALE—Two- male collie pups. Thorough writers and minor poets who can deal misunderstood gods of old, now in con­ eral, sp the story goes, refused to open, bred. Cheap to good home. Phone 1032 very effectively with battlefields, .Camera Marks Airplane Hits. vulsions or in quiet fertility that sci- 'orders sent by an officer who had been Summit. slums, maniacs, shipwrecks, disease Miss L. Ethel[Stryker The great aviation school at Toronto enco has made plain to us, weaves it3 promoted over his head. The message, GAS STOVE FOR SALE—Apply 54 Franklin and a thousand forms of human de­ Public* Stenographer place. has devised a most Ingenious scheme mysterious shuttlo through and through like the dispatch in tho Franco-Prus­ generacy, observes the New York In­ for training aviators in the use of the tho highly colored fabric. sian war, wa's "lost" and a division, 'Berla-Riviere Building, Eoom 21 FOR SALE—We can serve you with abso­ dependent, but they are incapable of lutely strictly fresh white leghorn eggs; also machine gun. Two apprentice flyers And men—such men I—tower above which was leit without support, was, making their characters happy with­ 27 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT, N. J. very best print butter and fresh killed poul­ are sent up to fight under all tho con­ their fellows in the story like Titans- almost annihilated. The „story goes try very reasonable.^ Deliveries any time. out making them bored—and the read­ J. J. Hensle, Mountain and Division avenue. ditions of actual warfare. They make Pindar, Aeschylus, Theocritus, Thucyd- that the general was ordered shot. er likewise. The pessimist declares Phone 365-J. 29-tf , every effort to aim and fire their ma­ ides, Archimedes, tho two great Ilic- that evil, suffering and villainy are the y chine guns at each other, only in place rons, Cicero, Verres, Diodorus, .Hnmil- natural materials of literature be­ Marriages in England. .¥§tEEur§®' & mximi of bullets the gun is fitted with camera car and Hannibal, Itoger the Count and AUTOMOBILES FOTt SALE. cause they are the fundamental real­ Tho war has resulted in 200,000 ,lens and film. Every pull of the trig­ Roger the King, Belisarlus, the great The gicater.t used car value in the'world is ities of life and happiness Is only a English people being married between Electrical Contractors right here in Our used car department. ger snaps a picture. If the shot is a crusaders Richard of the Lion Heart mirage which disappears as one ap­ August, 1914, and Juno, 1917, who in Don't fail to see them. /'hit'-* a picture of the "enemy" air­ and Louis the Saint of France, Charles proaches it. The only trouble with the ordinary course would not have AND JOBBERS The following cars can be bought on time plane appears on the film; if a' miss, of Anjou, Frederick II., the "wonder of payment if desired: 191? Maxwell Touring; this theory • Is that it isn't so. We married. The marriage rate for^l915 Chalmers Touring; Hupmobile Touring; Mer­ the film is blank. 'By examining.the the world,"- and Garibaldi. Even this was the highest recorded, 19.4. These cer Racer; Ford Touring; - Eord Taxi Cab; know plenty of people who have been partial list reads like a compendium of Maxwell 1917; Maxwell One Ton Truck; Com­ happy, though we have yet to meet strip of film afterward it Is possible figures are given out by Sir Bernard merce Truck. 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