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CARTERET, N. J., I, FEBRUARY 25. 1938 EDUCATOR SUTED Men OfBoro Prefk Mystery Yarns RESKO APPOINTED thve Arrive* Hen IheWeek 4 B*tl$M*mOnTheRtiu<* GIANDJURT! TO ADDRESSAOCAt BORO RECORDER; OARTERKT — Th« dov« of t Sweet* Fiction Peace apparently moved into th*. DRIVER OF Borough Hall Monday nlrht and YOUTHCONFERENCE Stories By Norrit, Baity, when approved the hooks are made his nest in the Council Review oMered. Orders are placed a month SUCCEEDS JACOfiY chamber. Complete harmony Dr. Hopkinj 61 Jersey City Rinehart, Porter, Choice «t two ahead of the date they «n< nurked the meeting, the first US IK WE GET A lipccted, the suggested lists arc Confirmation Upsets Pre- peaceful one held since the first u1,nN flUW* up from the catalogue of i tins week but it isn't Is Obtained As Speaker Of Feminine Readers of the year when the council K doming publication* sent the li vious G.O.P. Declara- became a three-Democrat, thre«- N. Braaswick ,|l(.i- I hut. h«s the town Here On March 24 CARTKRKT--Men in this eotn- iftry by publishers, the l.itnury Republican body, with the May- , a columnist! Meaning munil.y who read books from tilt Oflild, the American Library Asso tion for Lubern or on the spot to rant a deciding lUofhttr Recorder, Michael Resko, KAPLAN IS Iff CHARGE public hbrnry nrefer mystery stor- elation and the Junior Literary vote whenever there WRI a dis- ies, while women readers rttfl Guild. LIQUOR UCENSE DENIED pute. Previously the Democratic forth on part of Meyer's Budget Controlled members hud voted no on most NEW CHARGES CATn-RRET-Dr, Thomtt9 Hop- more to the works of authors fe- {rP Incidentally Mike has Library funds are budgeted to CARTERET — By unanimous of the measures introduced by kins, Assistant Superintendent of mfthiins: ppronnial favorite*, Kath> CARTKRBT — icht hand from shaking leen Norris, Mary Roberto Rln«i How $100 yearly for magazine I vote of the Republican and Demo- the Republican colleagues, but Schools of Jersey City and one of nd newspaper subscriptions; $1,- cratic member* of the council on Mondiiy night of thin week twenty one, of 2fll:... imsn who wish him well— hart, Temple Bailey, C«»ly» Avenue, Fords, WM the country's outstanding leaders Wells, and the late Gene Stttttolt 00 for books. Four books a month Monday night Attorney Michael nil proposals were approved -,p number Is legion und ire bought for juvenile renders Resko was appointed borough po- unanimously, including the ap- appear before the i in work with juvenile*, has been Porter. At least this Is what the day on charges of i ho four of ceuTse being librarian, Loretto Mellon NeviD ind twenty-five to thirty-five lice recordsr to succeed David S. pointment of Michael Renko, Re- secured us the speaker for the tnont.hiy for the current fiction Jacoby who has been appointed publican, as recorder. Mr. Res- slaughter. Smith, I f R., the Cat and Charley (Mrs. .1. (Jervasc Nevill) has found. S*mu«l Bautn. Perth Youth Conference to be hold here Mrs. Nevill has also found that bar thrives. Borough Attorney. The appoint- ko thu* became thr first official B When books prove excessively ment came as a surprise because now in office to receive complete and paper dealer, wa»i Thursday night, March 24. This is hiK librarian require! that ahe not a truck which on Ja only know the tasted and prefer- popular and long waiting lists de- at a. meeting of the Executive endorsement from the govern- the meeting for which Samuel ing body. Republicans and Dem- ed the death of And maybo w«'ll h*T> to (O ences of her readers, but keep htt* velop, extra copies are ordered, Roan! of the Republican organiza- Kaplan was named chairman sever- and the budget must be adjusted tion Friday night, Harry Lubern ocrats alike refused to attach Michael Petty of 6 «»»iagain on tha* WashingV - self familiar with the new litera- significance to the sudden har- After having b«en al weeks ago when the Recreation ture. To that end she reads all thi accordingly. Such a book recently another attorney, was recommend I wit the Sponsoring Committee decided to Has "The Citadel", a best seller, ed for the post. mony but admitted a friend- the N«w Roosevelt L, new hooks added to the library. ly, explanatory conference h»d per RooMvelt AvehtHtl ,:,|Sr'. co-opertlion. For awhile back a movement to co-ordinate Bid the extra copies supplied make It was learned later that sev Choosing books for the libtarj been held previous to the meet- dellwy, Smith stai il,,,,,,, .femed to alow down to a work for young people now being t possible for many readers to eral members of the executive is u matter up to Mrs. NeVlH, »e(> nave the book without waiting sev board were absent from the meet ing. without seeing the i,.,,.,,l pace on th* thorou|hf»re carried on by various organisations inn with the advice and consent of iral weeks for it. Ing Friday night- police. SiRiiiflcant or not—it was An Investigation ,j,rr<- our office ii located, but in which it was felt the committee's the library board, Harold Clifford, Lic*n«» R»fuied A very heavy purchasing ex pleasant ! t«r til* accident by an i i,t,.| it'< gotten bad again «IMI assistance could be put to great ad- Samuel Wexler, Victor Rogosky, Another surprise came when the y John II. Nevill and George Ben- pense is that for technical books the Department of tf hold our breath many tldlti vantage. SCHOOL BAND GETS council gave unanimous support r son, A list of books suggested by needed by readers for profession- to a resolution denying the joint resulted In chargas I l,il »• one verick after »n- al study. Such books sometimes of havirtg defeetiVf v Or. Hopkins heads a special ser- Mrs. Ntvill for purchase is present* J application of M. Israel Schwarti ,iltn wbitxei paat at a terrific vice bureau for juvenile work in WIDE ACCLAMATION >d to the board at its meeting^ (Continued on I age 4) and Abraham Chodoph for a retail Native Youth, 27, without a mirror on Jersey City and attendance nt the distribution liquor license for the of illegal parking, . l'i> t t t meeting will be by invitation only. premises at ,r)6f> Roosevelt avenue. lodged against him. H« 1 Each organization in the borough Audience Deeply Impressed ed to appear here toot i;m KNT RECOLLECTIONS: Club Speaker This application had been befori Is New Recorder will be invited to send represent,! the council several months and Recorder Michael Resko 1 CLUB WOMEN HEM these charges. ii,.;,iiii(r It. R. Brown and Meyer tives, Mr. Kaplan stated today. With Performances Wed- there were many who thought i Milln talk over the old days when Committee In Charge would eventually be granted! Thi Michael Resko, Gradual Otlwr Cam nesday, Last Night Also scheduled for • I managed a girls' basketball Plans for the meeting arc bei'i;,' REV. HUNDIAK TAll resolution was introduced b; Councilman Clifford Cutter, Of local High School night are several Ca !,,.u.i. I licro apparently were some made by a committee assisting Mr. CARTERET—-The rendition of lending the appoint) Kaplan, which is as follows: Speak- u choral melody, "Come Sweet Democrat! Go Along Named To Court li fiimos and a star player was 1 Ukrainian Day Program The meeting was featured by corder. Then* include ers, Sumner Moore, Harry Glcck Death,' composition of Johann theft of the autonpb ,,,-1 •aihfrinellobinson, or Robert- rompli le harmony between the Re- CARTERKT -- Michael Resko,j ner and Dennis O'Rorke; ways and Sebastian Bach, so moved the au- Carlson of 137 Edgar I Held Yesterday Inchd- luiblican and Democratic members who was appointed Borough Re- i, who has long since been Mrs. means, Kdward A. Ktrack, Dr. Jos-dience attending . the concert at ed against Charles Koio of the council, tho latter voting order by a unanimous, vote of the eph Wantoch, Frank I Barefoni; Carteret High School Wednesday ed Songs, Dance 1 Somerset Street, a) i;,,i,..ii Shanlcy; listening to Hor- with the former on every question ouncil Monday night, is twenty- women iinil irirls' division, Mrs, night that a deathly silence instead Sorik, of 18 Somerset 1 .,.• [;.-nit's Sat dy night broadcast By l«abel Lefkowitx that was brought up. seven years old. A son of Mr. and Kmanucl Lefkowitz, Mrs. William of the customary applause follow- alleged theft occurred Jacob Kk'in, who conducts a Mrs. Stephen Resko, he makes hi-* : ... i.u h ln> coos down on the floor Conran, Mrs. Harry Gleckner; ed the conclusion of the number. Another link in the "Good Neigh* day. Other cases are; 0. tavern at 17 Cook AvenuE, filed home with his parents at 20 Ran- , iii-iucw some of the dancers, Other numbers, however, were re- tior" program was forged yester- lar of Perilling Aveniw Men's division, Clarence Slugg, i ceived with an ovation demonstrat- Iny Hfternoon when the Carteret application for permission to move dolph Street. • K i...run: him ask one man what his Clifford ('utter, Robert I'ariss arri his business to fili Washington ave- Febmry 11 forbV ing the appreciation of the audi- Woman's Club held its Ukrainian Mr. kesko was horn in Carteret, disorderly; Wayne , !ni.,< AHS »nd the reply being 'Joe llany Heller; boy:;' division, Jos- nue. Mr. Klein's business was start- and attended Washington School ence for the skill and musicianship Day with Mm. John Hundtak a* of M«rcer Street, for 1 eph Ciimba, Herman Horn, Harold ed as the Washington firill in and Carteret High School, where • in Seiunati Raid further he which marked the numbers. The hostess. , conduct the same day: Edwards and William (Irohman. concert, repeated again hist night, Washington nvenue it few doors he graduated in 1 !•ifumi for ii kow John Harri|an'» in a state contest held Monday Rev. John Hundiak The Department of Health turn- law school. He graduated with his Birthdays OM their splendid performances. Dr. rainian tongue, and Helen Bural in me appeared h«r» kit week *• in the office of tho Board of Free ed over to the council $561.25 col- law degree in 1934 and passed his Messin^er's violin BOIOS were mark- and Alex Pawluch did a native fork And Lincob holders. Dr. Millard L. I.owery, lected in fees by the sanitary in bar examinations the following Jolt it tlarrinfton. Sorry! rd by a smoothness and perfection dance. The program ended with * » * county superintendent of spector and $14.25 fees collected year. He was treasurer of the sen- At Profr—i schools, was chairman of the of execution which was also dis- the Ukrainian national anthem be* ing played by Mias Proskura. by the registrar of vital statistics. ior cla;>& at law'schqol. ski:\ OR HEARD HERE- contest, and Ernest E. Burrows, played when ho joined with Mr.-*. CAETftRET—Thet.. Talarico, and Mr. Rothstetn foi After serving his clerkship in ,iiiuui>; thHt Mary Dolores, fam- county cammimdow uf, the Vut- A feature of tiie afternoon watf the ofhpe of former Borough At- as In Attiricattlaatta*;! erarot of Foreign Wars, was u thvec'trfiS nfintbera oT violin', cello an exhibit of native Ukrainian Cvntab hlfh schbol gave a pK« MI fur her trick-looking beauty | and piano. torney Abraham D. Glass he was -imp and big brown eyes, has been | judge. Wiegolinski is a junior at art, the Rev. Hundiak, in his inimi sworn m as an attorney February day nifhtin honor ef! the high school and a member of table and delightful manner, dc Called By Governor Moore tin. -ecret bride of Gay Sohayda | Band numbers which were out- 28, lillifi, and has been engaged in saries of Washington i the English III Class taught by standing included the overture, cribing the various objects ph dis Miss Mary Dylag and Hy i i ;i couple of months; that Nick Local Paper Invited To CARTBRET—Mayor Joseph independent practise since. He has Mis. Libel Mercer. "Di'hnnmiiio" bv ftl'ik Leidzeli, play. One piece, especially, de- W. Mittuch, Tax Collector Alex- shared the use of Mr, Glass's office enblurn, teachers, were hniyiriw is out again after a bad Themes from "Million", by A. serves mention. It was a Jewel case Participate In Lehigli ander Comba and Tax A.t»ewoi but now pliuiii to remove to larger The pupils in this de pi-ll oi pleurisy; that Billy (Jreen- "Thomas, and the "Blue Danube made in prison by political prison- George Bensuloek, Jr., went to quarters necessitated by his work mostly adults and wiild is one one of Doc Strand- Walt'/.." .lohann Strauss composi- ers out of bread, straw and wood. Press Conference Trenton Wednesday to find out as recorder, birth. IU-IK'S favorite diets for stomach MRS. SIVON BURIED tion, in iirranttumcnts of such diffi- In the collection were wood carv- if Carteret would benefit in He is it member of St. Eliza- Pttsr Kaiolkoff read a 1 :u! nts and liking it none too culty Ilu-y are considered pieces ings, rugs, hand-woven and em- CARTBRET—The Loudspeaker, Governor Moore's plan to put beth's Roman Catholic Church con- tide on the life of \ull; i never mind Billy, Doc put for hands which havu been study- (Continued on Page 4) student publication at Carteret -1:1,000 jobless to work. They gregation. Mr. Resko has been ac. John Rozembernky re urn hitler half on the same diet AT SLOVAK RITES ing f»ui years instead of the one High School which lia» consistent- heard the Governor's address tive in Republican politics for sev- ham Lincoln." Frank Ku mil it's doing him a lot of good); year the local organization has ly won honors in Columbia Univer- but thnt was all and it did not eral years and is leader of the first an essay, "Comparison Hut Molly Schwartz of the pretty rk. Nathan Hale P.T.A. Begins sity inter-scholastic competitions, Kive the specific information district, This is his first public of- Great Men." "George • i.n:1111•.- and pleasant disposition High Mass Of Requiemi^;;,;:number: s were u brass sex- has been invited to enter the fifth they wanted. (ice, ton," a poem, was recited | «ill -ioon be the bride of a long- tet by the leader, George Fleiach- A Drive For New Members annual Lehigh Scholastic Press The governor was not avail- Anna Paul. "Lincoln," an ( ih'Miied swain, one Harold Stern Sung For Wife Of Stein- inaiin, Alexander t.ysek, Stephen Conference. This will be held Sa- able after he made his address, Htorv, was read by the , "i1 liiverside, down in South Jer- er Street Man |S/,emesak, Charles ft. Ryrne, Jr., CARTERET—A membership turday, May 14, at Lehigh Univer- they reported. They did not find Domiruck Pelligrino, of P< - \ iii-iir Camden; that the ener- _ . , Otto Staubach and Frank Tome- drive was started on Wednesday sity, South Bethlehem, Pa. About out even what was to be done 183,000 IN SHARES ing. Mr«. Mary Kublcka • ^>• • t• • and versatile Mrs. Frank God- CARTKRK'iyj/unerul services I 7.11k, and several selections em- at the meeting of the Parent- 750 school papers in Pennsylvania about Immediate emergency re- poem, "To the Memory ofC Teacher Association of Nathan were held Tuesday in the Sacred ;ploying the whole band. and New Jersey have been invittid lief. There were mayorn and ham Lincoln." Mrs. Anha " • ! v now makes grand candy to Hale School, which was held ut !| Heart Catholic Church in Fitch to participate. other officials from many muni- PAID OUTBY B & Lrecited "At the Tomb of '. • ,IIK1 learning of this newest the school. "Oh Captain, My Capta. „. i.ili-iii iif that attractive lady re- street for Mrs. Ellen Sivon, wife Plan PUy cipalities present. 1 A Washington's Birthday pro- recited by Louise Bollacci,' "ni'l - us of the remark Irvin Cobb of Andrew Sivon, of <> Steiner Tho committee for the Junior gram was held at the school the Sound View Meets Maturi- At the close of the ] in —«.-»t about Mary Roberts Rine- street. Mrs. Sivon died Saturday ENTERTAINS GUEST 1 Class Play, to he given April 7, has 1 same day, with a flag drill by Miss Eather Venook, prii 'u! , versatility. "I believe she in her home after a long illness. chosen "China Boy" for prt'sentii- Mrs. Frcy's fifth grade puqils EASTERN STAR HAS ties On Monday At the night school congratu ""'Id lill tooth if she tried," re- She was born fifty-live years ago in tioh. This committee consists of: u und an original playlet by thi pupils for their progress I :r,.u-kcKue«tn were: Mrs. ludine ghv« the Gregor team Vi-ru Odrobinak. Miss Mildred by Miss Kleanor llauel Schwack CARTKRET—A surprise party Mrs. Karry Axen, Mrs. Edward CARTERET --- There were 100 Rose Chodosh, Mrs. & 1 Mrs. Hairy Chodosh, "iy thorough shellacking this Oilrubinak and Miss Anna SchulU, and Prank Olseii Kalvutore, both of was given Mrs. Paul Chanira Sa- Strack, Mrs. A. K, Wood, Mr. andoiie»U at a baiuiuet held Saturday V IN ROLLER RACES turday nijjht in Slovak Hall at night in Kirehouae No. I under the Hopp, Mrs. Leo Brown,] -'H. nulling the hillnters to com- M|' New York: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blooiutield. Mrs. Dewcy Stewart, Mrs. Benja 1 eph Blaukopf, Mrs. I' '•''• ''out. Another Item from Mey- llurak. of Ruritan Township; Mr. The bride operates the Mary Do- which she was presented a dinner min Smith, Mrs. O. Pruitt, Wil- auspices of tho auxiliary unit of Klein, Urn, 1 sad ore M '•' '•' 'hut he thinks it a awell Idea. HHI Mrs. Andrew Klienschmidt lores Beauty Salon in Washington set. There were games during the liam Donnelly, Mrs. Frank Bare- the Exempt Hit'men's Association. lhl Competitors Vie In Three Alfred Gardner, Mrs. ' formation of an interchurch mil the MisHes Elizabeth and Lil-Avenut. She jrraduatel from Wood- evening and refreshments were ford, A turkey dinner was served on dash) Mil. Aaron '•'••i-liall league. Says it will put ian Klienschmldt, of Oznoe Park. bridge High School. Mr. Sohayda served. Mrs. J. W. Mittuch, Mr. and Mrs. tables decorated with white carna- Sprints; Winner Cov- Samuel KmluwiU, '' ilmil here again u» the high I/. I, MIBK -Helen Zaramba,' of attended Carteret High School The gueats included the follow- Sumner Moore, Mrs. Frances KIT tions. Postmaster William J. Law- Brown, Mi-s. Simon '7'1 enjoyed In the heyde-y of ered 27.2 Miles Perth Amboy. and is now employed tyy the United ing: sko, Mm. John Richards, Mrs. Mlor acted at toustmaster. The din- ner WHS for members of the asso- Harry Gordon and ""'dy'h Field. Miss Dorothy Connolly, Miss States Metals Reflnimt Company. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamru, An- R. Conway, Mrs. Kathryn Palmer, ciation and their families. Chodosh. • • * CARTKRKT -At the roller learn Theresa. Caw, Stephan Lukasuik, The couple will mate their home drew Chamra, John Chamra, Wal- Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs, Peter races held Tuesday by the Alpny losuph Rocky, Miss Dorothy Over- temporarily at the Larch streot ad- ter Chainra, Catherine Chumra, Mrs. Mao Humphries Among the speakers were: for- HAVE MISSED OUR Wheelmen eai'li competitor rod.' Mrs. George Chamra, Mrs, Elisa- mer Assessor William 1). Casey, II.HI, y visitvUlUs from HaroHarolld bold Frank Tomczuk, luiwrence dress. Mrs. William Rapp, Mrs. John Reid More Residents, three sprints at two myuiUvs, thu beth Chamra, Miss Ann Chamra, Mrs. Carlisle. Mrs. William Kch- Couiicilmisii James J. Lukach and v,,t. f Wootlbddice and hope his llrivnak. Mackey Goodman, Otto il1 winner covering '27.2 miles m Hie Stanbuch. Joseuh Kennedy, Thoin- Miss Julia Chainru, Mr. anil Mrs, midt, Mrs. Ernest WalU, Mrs John Scully, also John J. Harring- RestQchino Ra "'"' . minui s a flairi of tonsilU . race. Standings after the spi'in's A. L. Zanat and Mr. and Mrs, E. ton, and C. C. Sheridan. The com- Hl|i'li tmd been ther« a lone time, ti« Connolly. MiS8 Edna Donovan, Pelc, Driver 01 Death Car, Harry Yetman, Mr. and Mrs. Car weru;' R, Chulich. Oi-ohmaii, Mrs. Jean Schaffer. mittee provided entertainment by CARTEREl^In i '' »"t so .sore any more. Well do Miss Erica Wulf, Charles If. Byrne, M cuWinlu-d laat \ First, Bearder, Chudwick, Brady, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Knbilah, Mr. Mrs. James Johnson, the Misses J>Ved HotHcher who did 8«v«ral » II (call a week of chicken soup .Ir., Edward Prokop, Jr., Alexander Held For The Grand hry who asuisted tho Met Colgan: second, J. Hoffman, W. Tanilyrak. William Graeme, Miss and Mrs. Joseph Galvanek. Mis. M. Agnes and Elizabeth Clifford, Mrs, specialty duller, and William ¥. '""•/aniii,, icecream that follow- Galvanek.lMrs, J. Ke|ly, Mrs. An- Laylor and William Tempaiiy vvho Gnu Club in i estoc Qf our own tonsils. Van Pelt, Fuxe, J. Huinphuw; Dorothy Lisak, Mr. and Mrs. WOOJJBRIDGE^- Walter Pelc O. Huuu, Mrs. Henry Kircher, 1 of Essex Street, Carteret, ia being drew Doubrovich, Mr. and Mrs. y. Mlsa, Helen Caruon, Robert Ward played piano sulos. rabbitu •'» , third, Bradrr****** **^ '• Y"" •-•-'• Ger- : held on S, O. bil #*iA Sai4jBk*uiin«r, Mrs. KUHCOP. Levi filh cash do,n I'elt, Colgan; fourth, Foxe, l'en- | [>| ko'p, Avah Prokop.'Frank the hatchet trU( u U un a charge of causing death by oak, Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Shiner, Mrs. Nellie Ritschy, Mrs. Samue chocolate so- J. Humphrieii. . J. Honman; ]>,.o|j0Ilt yuu Marion Benson and auto. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lukacb, Mrs. M, Harris and Mrs. Andrew Christen Mrs. Mary Little waa chairman lea M«r fifth, H. Bearder, Brady, I., van M=M Bialle),e c«elle, of Carteret. The auto.driven by Pelc two Olwar," Mr». A. Merivatx and Mr.sen. of the lonnnitttu of nientben of Albert Brower, twenty-flvs Mt Colgan; sixth, J. Humphries, .„ ... weeks ago on a Thursday night, and Mrs. A. Gaydoa. the auxiliary who made the ar* Ow*n Tiurney, Jo Wa tot him, one J. Hoffman, Fo». 9ZWLD A HOLLYWOODITE struck a pole in 8ew»ren causing Mr. and Mm, J. GavaluU, Mr. CELEBRATE CHRISTENING rangementa. Stanley Dydak, Jo In the flnal standing J, Hoffman CARTBRET-Stanley S»wed, the car to turn over wveral tim.«a and Mrs. J. Borick, Mr. and Mrs. CARTERBT — Mr. and Mrs. Comptuii, IJwmy and H. Beader led with eighteen son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Szwed of and Anally Und upetdsdown. Pelc T. Pluto. Mr. and Mr«. K. Pluto, John Krissak entertained at the! £ JTHEIITIIL GsvaleU, Herman i points. Others were W) followsi I . 1 Larclt street, Port Reading. i» now Tittrs. J. sivoS, MrB. E. m* homu in Kast Rahway Sunday CARTEREl —Edward J. Hei» frank Gurka Brady and A. Ffciake, wviint permanently Ipcatod in Hollywood, A. Otnvinak, Mrs. M. Pe-night in honor of the chrlstenini pf Vpper Roosevelt Avenue, coun- John Lokus, and one half points! P. Humphries A" member of the "»••«« »»•»*•« '* , Mr»,f A. Piokop, Mrs. M, of their baby son, James John ty purchasing agent and a local frank Bouncy and (8. Chadwick, twelve and a KaxoU, Mrs. J. Yulack, Mr. andKrissak. Supper was served and Democratic leader, is recovering Mrs.'A. Gelbo ami Mrs. J. Tnten-• thtw mn KMKW, music tad dan* from an attack of acute Indigestlen jAf thiflUlbSut the avening. Buffered during tfaa wwk-end. mt,u Horn ml;] SAYINGS OF THE WISE *.,»***•*».+>****• piET's CO 70 Tfffi MOVIES" Pral«i' li'iwllv, Wf At rill-. RAIIWAY country's service, the heiirlsirhes -,i hy iiHViil officers the of item, cliiifiift.rr liiiilitinir 'lisei- 1 Wit is llii I ruiivcrsation, ntir shny I'v'i'i written pliiu'. live thrillimr HpuvLsnianahiii lijUTt the fnort • ..li.ml Hi" hifcturic United Stftte« of the Ntvy's titninc footl>:i'i N;lnil Ac; Icmy. "Niivy Blue Rnd aames and tbe love of two players ). A (en»rmu h«".'ul rrp • il»n- Inlrt" r>pcri'j Sunctiiy nt the Rilh- for (lie .lister- of their qnnrterlvn I; jis tongue Homer. \-;iV i'llcjll I (l- pnl. ilir novel, steeppd tn Colorful I Tfce way of th? world i» is pr*l*« riiflitiniis nt the. InHlUution, #*>» >•<• |l4 lalats :i(id to prTKrwlt livinj wrill'M hy (li'iiisre IiiiK'O, who 81- FOOD J.I mlriplc'l il Ui the scre«n. Th<- picture is ttcndi'd by '» is «t inchuUnif Honeff' STAT€ THEATRE »r« growing seriom. in* fcrt Viinnt. .lumcs Stewart, Lionel Bar- t tell you tbul's Uv very ntxi »t*P ivimm. Kl'irciH-f . Rice, i*Hie VOC»BWDGE, N J. - *<«. 8-1212 Iliml--, I'iiiil Kelly ami $arneU I requires as muth re (lection »nd Piirk'_M-. TONIGHT and TOMORROW to know what Is net (0 to ll |>nrti!iys the poignant d«vo- POST TOASTIES tion <:\ cadcU pledged to t|>eir February 25 • 26 GRANUUTED SUGAR ! In S sermon a* what i«.—Cecil. Diamond Found i* Me^oilU ) soul it desolate as long ai "LOVE wd HISSES" AimiiiK ihi' many specimens ol e ii a human being to whom it —Aim*— mclporiti's at tlie Kir Id Mu5i>i*nj u 11 leel trust and revtttat — slice 11I iron with a small diamond 'FLIGHT FROM GLORY' It Kliol. projectinjj from its surfuce. SUN. - HON. - »»d TUES. greatest aftnir In liJe is tha Sits on Bag of Wool Feb. 27 - 28 - M«r. 1 itlon ol character, and ttui cm The woolsack on which the lord 90 «*• accomplished as well in • «O<- ctitincollor sits in the house of lords r "SECOND ciuMHrnoMATo JUICE t ai if» a pntocc—Ian JMcl* en. Robert Yowiif, J»m« SuwaH an*1 frkiwl in "N«Ty, Blue »n«l is actunlly a square bag ol wool Cold" camittf to th» Rakway Sunday. covered with rod cloth. HONEYMOON" prepare joys (or Ihow iur- Can -r AUO - DrtnedtryGRAPEFRUrr JUICE 5c ng tie, that especiallx fn^ktl f of Taste Varies Dogs Sied Twice Truee Naturall Grap.fri.iGrapef t FUTV UDnra«U»«J. UnJil«t«4 IMe. Everyone hoj vflt ttl« Iflojt Frencb wLnrs arc now made In men the sense of taste varies It is natural for dogs to shed their "45 FATHERS" from (rapes grown on vines derived [ NOODLES Mtdiun p.. To I>ln Prick Means Hive Another tn K lallslnctory as tbose o( her Whenever a friend begins to be who had Benjamin Franklin write j A prick with a pin in a Tibetan $90 BANK NITE R*| IT ot. Ittror. real friendly with you, look out for a real estate advertisement (or the ! W*t,r home is the siime as asking you C.n the pockctbook. Jrtrt Issue of the Maryland Journal lie to have more refreshments. CHERRIES I' ~ in im. THUH3. - FRI. and SAT. jtft'a e mean bachelor who aAvtoei Folks vho fit down nnd waste M»""cb 3, ,4 and 5 \W.t The Highest Successes girl to marry nnd then (alia to life'* golden moments will miss r «n Wail Street Uncle Ab says the biggest suc- ««. 'the silver lining. An explosion on Wall street, New "DOUBLE «r cesses come to those who do wdl ,; average man contlden othef york City, occurred on September IB, 1MQ. Thirty were filled, 100 in the evcry-day tasks. NOTHING" i wiie only when they ccme to (Jreat men speak little of their jured and property was dnmagrd — AUo — for advice. achievements. What they have done SNIDERS K CORN to the Mtent oi $2,000,000. speaks for Itself. Fox Tall* Once * "BK1 TOWN GIRL" Golden Bantam Buy Tbam STaite the t;A gnan ii prouder ol thln|i ha Fox tails were once carried The Fineft Garden C»rn By Tke Grapf it Flavor ] »» Indian Name . " he can accomplish than o< The only real obstacle in the road, used as handkerchiefs, Ready To Serve Dpwn Ptoria wes the name of an In- i he really can. to success is the desire to receive dian tribl ol the Illinois Confeder- »«. P*ck for e instead of to give. ipan admire* a woman who acy. II was originnlry R personal Can V... n*me meaning "he comes carry- SUNDAY of his future nnd makes po An oldfnshioned hoy is .one who 3 25 ing a pack on his hack." MON. - TUES. - WED. ijrios as to his past. wants to I'.1 a 'oenmotive engineer instead of nn airplane pilot. CHRHTUlTsCIENCE to be Re(. Sis* Rrft Church of Chriit, Scientiit Co —jetton. It mi^ei the eyes r«4. One of Ule first things for the DOG FOOD SforlQc Sewaren |« hair white and the feelings Mue. joung doctor to remember is that A, Branch of The Mother Church, Soft at 1,000 She«t practice makes perfect and perfect The First Church of Christ, Scien- • 3W trouble with some tnen ii th»t makes practice. — Los Angeles SCOT TISSUE OJd Li«e» tist, in Biiiton, Mass. v;orh too linrd tryinf to fct Times. Sunday service, II '.DO A. M. M SI*. they don't need arid n*v«r Kundny School, (J:»0 A. M. Low Cott Roll I to want SCOT TOWELS 3 for 25c We^pesday Testimony Mw'tinir, THINK IT OVER 8:00 P. M. | THE SCRAPBOOK Thursday Reading- Room, ;i:00 - 3forllc Learn to creep before you run. 5:00 P.M. BIRDS-EYE MATCHES jQre»t Britain's merchant CR^T JESUS" i» the Lepsoii BOTH l.Ac lirtesl on e;u th. No man can rob ut of ou,r will. Sww subject for Sunday, Fth-1 FOR ruary 27, in tJl Chrifitian Scii'iicc I OXYDOL uuu 1 R*f 20c year opened with 1,500 gold A lie like a note must be met at (hrcfees and Societies thvoiinh- the wwld. k^iUver mines being worked. last. T*\e Golden Text is: "Wo preach Kin* Arthw PEANUT BUTTER JjNevada and California. SUPERFINE lf 10c Tfhere is no going to heaven in i not ourselves, but Christ Jesus tho ; •Lord: fend ourselves your servants ' Jar vP >>ar 1 w bile liies wi-ui out t*dnn. 1 ftr'Jftsiis Rake." *H Corinthians \ 7 — Bir, HITS — 2 3 b 7 (ftrpmer than in winter, owing 5>. . i Maxifhs are the condensed good Ann Sothern Hecbr'i Flour ^ 18c ^ 3$c j 4ry, gritty pavements. Among the Lcssoii-Sernion cita- SUPERFINE TOMATOES sense of nations. Cast of Thousands! Gene Rayrapnd tions is .the following from the; Tetley TEA '^ 10c S 37' seldom u*ed. B.ible.: "And when he had called Purchase the next world with this; water trpughs mar he Unto him tu» twelve disciples, he , "SHE'S GOT Qr.pgo P«ko« yov wiU win both. |D Butty parts of the South to- gave them power against unclean ! ROBERT YOUNG Reg. Size Giant spirits, to c»st them out, anil to j EVERYTHING" KITCHEN BOUQUET Pk 23< Octagon Soap Powder What the eye views not the heart With heal alt manner of sickness and all' 3-lb. Reg. Size craves not as well as rues not. manner of disease." (Matthew JAMES STEWART Victor MOORE 1A »CELERY STALKS J (« \Qc

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G<»dU the fur nr Inir of the ox, gnat, hire, ,,r enough tor rahbit. nr bettvrr are rendlly felted. mo-t nf the irmsclea throughout the The prehistoric tools, which About 800,000 person* lumped The principal hal felts are mad* at body. scientists said apparently dated from parachute towers in Russia in rabbit, (known in th* trade is "ee- trom the fourth gWial period, IMft ney">. bnver. etc., iays I^widW In Writing, Osntemtlao were perfectly shaped. Both Answer* MStalin*, Cow hiir la 'n writing, study what you lay, were of gniy flint. The durl it Tokio'i blilest dintrlct Is HIP flln- mnlnly used In making fell'd mat*. ' al, N. in ronvrrsmtion, study What not to ilmllsr to an lnrtiim •nnwlu'iw! El, where 237,790 pede«trlnnB were say. rlnifi for covering rwifs The nrlgB ,,511 be l counted In on» day. except that it It heavier In the o< this prorrss of manufacture ta center. ran get Lltue Know In honitm not elenr. as felting 1* probtbtj ; plunk for an Cyclists of Vienna are to pay Siiowfnll in London, England, la Curved V> » P»int on' one cut older Umn weaving^ Its dt»co»- is spared Die 1240,000 In taxei next year, the mon exceedingly small, many winters be ting tide, the dart-making tool try •?• Pierre MnRnnl, » French botanist around the Soviet Russian frontier Frogs »nd toadu h»ve very quick l ircbrenkW > "the gilded one." wa» flr*t «ppUe4 Utnguei whicrj help them snnre in- to a South American tribal king or ,,,id of treating Imperfect Sympathy a Faalt Berlin's 800-mile rnad tn nnmr tccts. The lightning-like «xiuirsion priest, said to cover himself with ,...,,,, by wirelei*. Imperfect HyiTi|),»thy Is a (null HI through the Brenner \,ns« in expect- ot a toad'i tongue briiiBS In un as- gold dust at an annual religious faa> ,,,lix abonrd «hlp groat as iiupprfm knowlejgt, ed to b* ready f6r the Rome Exhibi- tonishing haul. tivai- tion in 1M1. case,

The humble cottage In which Andrew Johnson, who succeeded Abraham Mncoln to the presidency, waf ,.,. stall of a wire FOR THE SCRAPBOOK horn, In loaded on % truck at Raleigh, N. ('., and moved by WPA workers to lt« fourth site In Hn search for a ,,,,'s straits how to permanent loratlon. Originally the house stood near the state capitol, then It wa» moved to a location on -.; blnnd-polsonad Five churches burn In the United SATURDAY-LAST DAY East Cabarris street and thence to l'ullen Park, ,,, W3S 200 mllei Btatet ever? day.

i ,,-;nivt a Nova Sco- Some Japanese teas arc dyed to „,,. ill aboard the Improve their color. , bring transferred PRICES SLASHED LOWER r hind to Nottlrm Part of the boundnry between i.iwitie decided to New Mexico and Colorado Is un> •< appendix. With marked. :uid a. steward ai v^ician performed Antiques and "old masters" worth tip to 15,000.000 in total value are BOCK BEER AT NAGY'S ihnn. cr ship Lady large, comfy davenport and More than four million (arms in . imm Canadian this country tr« located on unim- case-inspiring club chair. proved roads. NAGVSFAMHYLIQU&R Choose your set in friczette or plain tapestry in rust, green, THINKERS Tea U used as a drink by a greater numher of people than any other brown or blue. .cy, were a God beverage in the world. Charlotte, N. C, has a city ordi- STORE 2 Exceptional Bargains back to the un- nance which makes it illegal to High Grade—36x72 in. Another Smash at High Prices! wash horses on the streets.

1 Window Shades m hughtar: the — Pleas* mentiou this paper to 99 ROOSEVELT AVE. (MERE N. J.1 Mill decipher the Mhrertiaan.— < :i)ic.

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• l-:»ihn.«<«Vd HIIIHII mi Iwlli hMi'H •• ••<•• of merit li tha YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL COMBINED AT RUDY'S • n.iuiilHr with rullvr * linu*kcBrands for Men-- Brands for Women- <'.vn want-of abll Anollicr l'Vliru- Aniunia, Tar«al Tred, Indian Walk, Wilbur Coon, Hine & Lynch, French, Shriner & Urner, McGreg- ary | Carolyn, Tred«aty, Brooklyn Hand Turns, Drew ort, Ltd., (Engliih made) Wallace Broi., Alttnam choice of tile • 'i"u this \>«per to Arch Rest and many other* too numerous to men- New York (Made exclusively (or Altmant, ,N. Y. C.) gml floral dc tion. While these shoes sell for as high as $10.50 Nunn-Buich and many others too numeroui tu ti^us in all over the country we offer them to you at $2.97 mention. Thete (Koet tell for up to $14.SO through- browns, bluus, WASHINGTON and up. out the country yet our pricet itart at $2.97 and up. reds im(l (;rc(.'iin. For the dining room or Regular $5.V5 Values porch. • Baked on Enwni>l Surface

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M tiut'tralt atatttt (*•&• lll"ti ID modera Un$ SHOES ""«<• i«Hfi SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 275H0BARTST. PERTH AMBOX, N Ol FAO.F FOUR Ntw Church Group Formed By Parish Rtprettntatives STORtWIDE CARTEtlKT- I'lnns are now un- (t dci w»y for a i:illy next month and hroiilerpd fnl>iic«, pictures and SALE i \RTKKKT Th«' nii-Mur of thr fur nn inlcrdenominiitional Kaster ilollji. alw poi; : c<- with n ibserved nt the service Sunday n olsci I,, iline ;inm at the service. president, as fnlitiws: Mrs, .lulius the dn.e. for which is not yet chop- Ca Yard rant ji| 14 r>«;c'\ street. 'Making Life Count for the Most" Klosx, chairman, Mrs. (llarenre en, when permanent officers will Cat from 50< *® 39 ^nme iiiea "f ib sin- m;iy ho will be the theme nf the aermmi. llalrymple, Mrs. Joseph Illub, Mrs. ! be ^elected. ii Enrollmtnt Day (Xiincd [iom tlic fact the iinninl Miurire. Spewak nnd Mrs. John No. '1 One week from Sunday will be banquet uf Kit H Compiiny Nevill. —Pk»se mention this paper to w;is helil there atiout twn weeks "Enrollment Day.'' At their month- COTTON MATTRESSI Mrs. Thomns Burke, chairman of 1 < were ly meeting nr Tuesday evening, •dvertisers; it helps you, it helpi ;it;o anil nearly 200 |»nr>1 music, concluded her music mem- i them, it helps votir p»n«. ri'nilily nrcnminiiiliiti-l. March 2, the Mother-Teacher As- OK.1 ry contest with selections by John Reduced fron $6 '» *3-98 It «'ns the firemen thnl iinvt roi'intion will hold it/ Annual Elec- tion of Officers. Plans will be com- Philip Sousa and Kthelhert N'evin. rt")t»uinnt Ihf mime "iiyppy At the next meeting on Mnrfh 10 CSimp,' bfi-nuw a Eypty nrrhes- pleted for the play "A.unt Tiljie (ioi"i To Town' which will be giv- she will hold a review of the selct- tra played, nnd the nsinip stuik tions studied and present first nnd LIVING ROOM SUIT] ir» piltyrn. i en under its niispices on March lfi A lioncti in thr St. l-ouii zoo ii brlirved lo h>vn brok«n all rec- :ind wa^ adopted by the owner, Mi- second prizes to the respective win- ordi fnr her kind wlirn jlir tavc birth recently tn five cifbi. Th* l0 chael kot-'trinsky. and 17-. ners. Reductd from $156 Ko»trinnl. iinnm»u. 79 Atlantic Street CARTERKT. The meeting on March 21, ar- HARDWARE CO. (Continued Irani Pngc 1 ) meeting is open to any Intemted nnd ullirr 1 ranged by Mrs. Kmll Stremlau, will :>13 Maditon ATfnur B.clc of Kochek . Dru| Slor* »n UflltT r" -C-I>f. HtlliP III 4'rr were mended was consulted frequently by Moid, aale from 2 to (i P. M. tomorrow in and rebound. and certainly was one of the molt the parish hall. At Baumann's Sunday there will be morning Monies received from fines and useful ornaments in the court ot the use of books in the rental li- prayer and lituny at 0:41) A. M. On Hamescs II, obiervei a P«ri» Unit- Wednesday of next week (Ash IN A RIOT OF SPRINGTIME FLOWERS BUTTER brary in which there is a xmall DUCKS ed Press correspondent. It wa» Wednesday) there will be Holy charge are not put directly back transported to Parii alter the Na- OF ALL KINDS and COLORS into the library funds, but turned Communion service at 9:30 A. M. poleonic invaiion of Egypt, and over to the borough. Statute re- TULIPS, DAFFODILS, ROSES, SWEET PEAS, C has been standing in the Place d* quire* all revenues paid into any has bee g HOLD JOINT SERVICE NARCISSUS, ANEMONES cen- borough department he turned la Concorde for mote than ( CARTERET—The First Bantis* All Shout "Cheer Up" over to the borough, which in turn tury. Church of Carteret and the First Ib. appropriates money to run these Presbyterian Church of Wood- Let U* Bring Soring Into The Homes various departments. Aiid sales or Penny BsU|ht a Snort bridge, colored, held point services niarkdowns of hooks by depart- Of Your Friends Zakopane, famous Polish tourist here on Sunduy, with the local ment stores uifer no thnnen for li- pastor, Rev. George Reed as speak- Oh What A Difference Just A Few Flower* Make braries to obtain bargain.-. Books resort, was once put up to auction as part ol a vast estate. To sav'a It tr. The Humming four provided circulated from libraries get so the music ** Send your Wife or belt girl a corsage for the dance or party much wear they must b* well- (or his country, a Polish nobleman —make an old town look like new—and they only coit $1.00 ALL Iround especially for .strength and offered a penny more each turrit a up. And what a difference. 'ong-lasting service, so libraries non-Poftsh bidder made an Oder tor WINNER AT SOCIAL must depend on dealers able to it The bidding went up and up, but CARTERET—There will be an STEAKS supply surh re-in forced bindings. the Pole finally secured the retort other game social tonight at Si for just a penny more limn others Josephs Church. Winners last J.R.BAUM ANN, Florist HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY R0AS1 had ottered. week were: Mrs. Harold Ilawitt. 633 ST. GEORGE AVE. RAHWAY, N. J. CARTERKT — Mrs. Holeslaw Mrs. Harry Yetman, Walter Van Moacicki, of OR Warren street en- Knight of the Bath Buskirk, Mrs. John S. Olbricht Telephone* Rahway 7-0711—0712 c Mrs. William D. Casey, Miss Char tertained Sunday evening in honoi The title Knight of the Bath U Free Delivery All Over Union anil Middlesex Countiei lotte Larkin, Dorothy Ahlevini of her birthday anniversary. The derived from the ceremony of bath- 25 and Ruth lloffner. Ib jcuests were: Mrs. Josephine N'a- ing, which was practiced as a sym- CHOICE STEER BEEF cioch, Mrs. Josephine Pieczyaki bol of purity when a knight was !n- and daughter, Jane, Air. and Mrs. uugurated. The lust time this cere- lulius Uwcnski, Mr. mid Mrs. Jos- mony was used in creation of e«h Moczarski, Stanley Brus, the knights was at the coronation, of PRIME RIB ROAST k Misses Rose and Stella Moacicki Churles II in 1641. and Alexander Moscicki, Smalbut Book in (he World PORK SHOULDERS Ib. CLUB DANCE SOON The smallest book in the world emmient electric outlets and use IRS. CARfEKET—Michui'l Dobrow h u translation of the chid parts ski and Joseph Humuliik bead the of the "Hubaiyat ot Omar Khpy- PRIME CHUCK ROAST...Ib. committee of the Ukrainian Social >um," which is in the Bodleian li- Club for the dance to be hold Sa- brary at Oxford, Enfland. iPhe vol turday night, Mui-ch !i, in Lutheran ime measures one-fourth ol an inoh POT ROAST Ib. Hall. Music will be by Tony tane's in height and three-iixteanthi of an Orchestra. The dnnce will follow a inch in width. basketball game between the club's team and a Ukrainian team from SMOKED CALA HAMS ft. Cohoes, N. Y. New officers will be Seed Pearl* True Midgeti elected Sunday afternoon at u Seed pearls ar« true ''midgets." meeting of the. club. Many experiments hav« proved that SHOULDERS COUNTRY VEAL . Ib. they do not continue to Increase lr Uncle 4b Says: she, developing layer upon laVer lk Uncle Ab says you should culti- like regukr-sized pearls, no matter LEAN SOUP MEAT . 2 vate your memory; aod sometimes how Jong they 8re left in the oyster ' it is jUjt as Important to cultivate says Collier's Weekly. your forge ttery SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS Ib. RIB LAMB CHOPS DE SPIRITO, ABATTOIR SALT PORK ,... 2 ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J I tl, Carteret 8-0980 LEGS Yr. LAMB 1 JERSEY FRESH PORK LOIN PURE LEGS OF LAMB 17* Have good light where you teqrk on household finance*. C LARD FRESH HAM 19 Cood virion helpt you lo keep your checkbook balanced* l-LB. PKG. The modern lamp illustrated here is in cut-out picture al the top. LAMB CHOPS 19c one of those approved by the Illumi- Come and see the attractive (iew "light conditioning" lamp' displayed C nating Engineering Society (F.E.S.). LEGS OF VEAL ' 1B It will "li^ht condition" the eijtUe at Public Service »lor». There are top of the deck or talik whex^ you work. Tha.»«t mear"-—u yo, u will hav»•e- —the models. Price* «T1.8. table lamp* ' CALI1 HAMS Fresh right'o^JTnighrand'thT^t begin at 17.05 «»h, or $6.9| if you kind of fight ior comfort in teeing- trade Jn w olfl larnj). • VEAL CHOPS TJo^ri I.E.S. lamp, provide . The ^B^mt^iftirtX „ , i ,,, „ i • fl-! cemfcthatira a iir«A «nd indirect UnwChMa and coma with* be»w- iltomiwlion, ftdeqwalo^i n its bm- tiful v\} sh»de. Price, $11.75 caA, FRESH SAUSAGE aityt jet wft and restfuHo the eye., «r $10.75 if you Uade u^m «W. tte met light is diffused through lamp. All lampe nwy.be purehfMd pORTt«H(XJS£ or SIRLOIN STEAK .... 23* «tr«a*KK«Qt'g)«a«teiktorimiu • om*i.M^siu*Uaj;fyiy#cW«e- COMFORT W|BWCARROTS ,.»• .lerscy cities toon as we have an election niu. 4 ,, i,.*,, (or thi», t^ere is time for him to be Heated. 2bwch«i9c ,,,:ilitu's in other Senator MUtoh is not the candidate [RUST vQUft] MUSHROOMS tyae, He is smart, and he is H Rood FORMERLY ,,v Jersey City HKL1N1NC - AOJU EXTRA FANCY politician, but he hasn't much JACK'S TAVERN 1 Three expectant mothcri were rescued frov> a noybo^ni riihug ; O1UM REFACING - MAINE POTATOES ,,j. of Time »ta>» "front ' aft the saying goes. He is TROUBU3 CORRSCTBD Usually the, power behind the academy by a r«icue party beaded by *fee E(t«rliriU#, M. Y., fire Tl£5tAS r ISKUSAY "fl . ,„ Jersey City department over mow-buried, windiwtpt Niagara Fallt bouWranl. n li JIP that of a throne, rather than the niTiiimiit GRAHP1UIT IS itM. 2(k t oi It. Thr Are department broke a trail for tha aiqfcuianct wKfcfc took »H RAHWAY Mtin-h is< (fiving 3f«rllc :i;illv the »me Tha CIO opposition to his seat- th'ee women from the acaremy and hr4>u|Ht taam in lately IW^Uie Famoui Colorwl Q FANCY ing was, us are so many CIO strn- Buffalo city hotpit«l. ' BRAKE SEKYICE PABST IEER ON DRAUGHT FRESH SWRACH LEMONS municipal scan- tettems, little more than a piny for Sut« %\*«* 9. J. GASSAWAY, Pr«p. cities publicity. There is nothing in the RECORD SCULPTURE the New York World's Fair that a 11 Yr«. wilfc Bin* GOOM, Na»»rk law that prevents a senator from AkiiOY. N. J. IU E. MUton AT.. RAHWAY n „,• 15 year*. So lmg« is the statue of George man stanciing on his chin could not j.ck IM^W* Mr . in c that we are thinking anything he wishes on al- Washington being constructed for J reach above hia forehead. Foranrly AlbU>»r< dtrag* rnoilt «ny siibjeet, and if Senator ,,••: worth in our Hilton and Mayor Ha^ne are aiainat the CIO thut is just bud for r , i down to, re- toe CIO vtniess it is able to do some he Princeton j thing about it at the polls.

inO&ths more to iliif up an awejit- 0 d£ able candiii.itc for the place in the that (lovernor Moore va [• . He must tinil nn eniraKiiiK. in the n speaker, with a pust Hiat cannut lie ,. held up to U» fWMirrasMnK i( any way. and. if|| ,. is no sub«tr- poapiblc, an individual with a little | of tk« greasv that makes political! ,i.,ii,,ns of the wheels go around. ,e. and a*y W- Senator Milton is only a tempor- uin iii oimitiiyt ary phase of life in t'ho United ! Staten Senate. Samertet Ms«ie vital Problem, | i«r-Gaiette. r,,vfniinent let- iv turn, it would i,inr to sec if we ROYAL ROMANCE? ,,f the outlets 0<

)M OUR STATEMENT BY MY MAN KATZ, Pre*Wen| Liaeleura-Carpet Factory I Outlet. "We have just completed Inventory in ovr 12 hjf store* aod warehouses RONT __ and afi a result have gathered together odds and ends, small quantities, renuuwts, and sp«ci*l barf ains fros* j our stwck which we will sel] fax a Iinvte4 time ONLY at our Perth Amboy store. If you want the "buy of • lifetime" in FLOOR COVERING BEDS and BEDWNG come in at once. At these sensationally low prices this assortment of rnerchandi** can't last long. ACT TODAY IINDOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! Reniember our 1? atore buying power give's you more for your money." Sinwd HYI4AN KATZ HYMAN KATZ IVnidrnt of Linoleum- Mill YOUR DI- Carpet Factory OntUl ! ». iih ynur kind WE UNDERSELL EVERY DAY! .. ,• will play a !., jrci the most WHAT VALUE! ::, however, you ONLY A FEW **%. GENUINE 12 STORE BUYING POWER GIVES YOU i-.n\iW rules. AT THIS LOW PRICE! ,1 the next f«"r GOLD - SEAL THI$ UNHEAKD-OF PRICE ini "Today" yeiy » « I) H«vy ':: iHI n U) the eiUar- 9x12 RUGS Heavy : ii, snurce. If you , A photOfr*ph of Lady Anne I,, inv fun. CkTendiili-Bentnirlt, daughtrr ot AXMINSTER RUGS Ik* marquite of Tilchfirld, wham 'Guaranteed Today Him* h*« brca linltrd romanti- Iperfect FELT -.Miiny momullt cally with that of King l.io|io|d ni many «f the B«l«i«ni. Leopold and AXM1NSTER Mm- of most hii mother were rccrnt jufili al GENUINE 11 IIS there ever W»lb«ck ibbfy, »<-»t of the duke ran BASE ; i.r.r .ind deepap- of PortUnd who ii thr g Rugs ... h»s the future GOLD-SEAL Uther of Lady Anne. it U ii L CUT FROM FULL ROLLS ....liable as at thU FELT BASE , .n I'tiuntry there .iimeioiul prottra- Ihln L"" prlt'r. c ami thousands LCUT SQUARE . . ill.w-citijens »r« 'FROM YARD • ..inst the winter :;.; •. meiit, »nd with- IFULLROLL 1 •'! it. iis COMPARE! lie political cal- , ..ml bubbles with THE LOWEST -« I: ;v-ia hangs 4» GENUINE < I. nil, dark and »i- IN-MADE "J ft - I,, n/.on of Europe; CORK PRICE ON THIS - •• nei^ies, re«oiu:ce« , . of the British UNOLEUMIU: LINOLEUM i.ly tried, and We COMBINATION GUARANTEED CUSHIONS CUT FROM FULL ROLL '!•••! more sorely, in > . ;I-I and deadly iSmmidm IN 10 YEARS! ; ..;...us in China. . —in moment, and HEAVY RUBBER BETTER GRADE :< 11 an indifference i'!v no man pre- •METAL iii the lasnie of METAL BEDS 0 I A I K CURVED K A U 2 TO A EA. EA. \ \ nlin- Hull NM1N0 CUST0MER ••• :roubles (in the IILII^I-S \*V 1'tlU BED .:i can nee the KIii. .tiiu mure TREADS RUGS lor > uur uiuuvy. *• »•->;. 4j»i'tuiiately, ai WhUr lUt) la«l. . . -iiuiiercinl; and if •COTTON n> i • Ui.it money, And I !•• i vi Ly to be taught CHENILLE HIGH-GRApE BIG BARGAIN! '<"• msduim of honor, MATTRESS < vinputhy and of PRICES SMASHED •r M|.ni need sttrLoua- BATH RUG 1 in Ami yet the very •LINK 1 uli, which is the 1 E\ HI . widespread ca- RUGS Sweepers BORDERS i " tended to destroy SPRING '••'•'••••• with which we U you could see your front .ml Mihdue the ea- ALL 3

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PAGfcSL* 'GOLDWYN FOLLIES' LEE TRACY STARS A LAVISH MUSICAL IN FILMLAND TALE 'Crashing Hollywood' Story Extravaganza In Techni •at. Of Picture Capital In- color Opens Tonight vasion By Gangs At The Majestic I Ktiirring the fire-cracker stai •('•ii-niiiii; ;\ iliix/.lini; array « 1 |,,.(. Tracy »s a motion picture star* ,iin| a \-ariety of Inlnnt tha K llie iiua^iiiiilioti, "The scenarist, ItKO RadioV riotiiUH nr- Goldwyn rallies." the j,'lnrimi« lioii comedy "Crashing Holly- Tcchnii uhn niusicnl rxtrJivnjjHMzi wood" brings to the Crescent which nnirlis the litsl entertain ciien today an exciting and In- menl in (loMwyn'ti '!.'\ years "f pietiue-miikiiii' to cnny the |HT ireniouH story of Hollywood's in- n ilucciV mimr, brtrinsi H 7 day (|, fast as a result of the realistic in "Swim Yonr tjady" coming lo the Ditmnn („,., Parade of Stan touches the ex-convict put into the From rndin he took Edgar Ber- story. These troubles are inter- gtn mid Charlie McCarthy, the woven with the' romance betweer, comedy sensation of the wotirl; Tracy and Joan Woodbury as an Continuous Kenny Ituker, .lack llenny'.t silver- unsuccessful candidiate for a film Showi '.voiced i ouiji nt U'ist; irrepressible career. CRESCENT Phil linker and hin accordion; 2 to 11 Paui Guilfovte, us the former PERTH AMBOY from Kiniid opera, lovely Helen convict, and Lee Patrick as his Je.pson and the seiiKHtionHl now- wife, head the supporting cast. FRIDAY . SATURDAY • SUNDAY comer, Charles Kullinann; from Bradley Page in a dual role as an the world of the dance, the beHii actor and 8 bank-robber, Richard Uful Zorinn and George Hiilan Lane as a film producer, Tom Ken- -A KILLER HAlTTDOUBLj chine's Aimiicail Ballet of the nedy as 4 gun-man, and Frank M. Metropolitan Opera; and from J Thoma.s, George Irving, Jack Car- musical comedy icciKKli- - a scene from Wayne Morrit' firit ttarring talented tap danters; Jerome Bottom row: Jerome Cowan, Zorina »nd Phil Baker; The Riti Broll picture, "The Kid Cornet Back," opening tonight at the Strand. New Combination Is Used R.K-ORAl Cownn, Nyilia Westman, Frank In Crescent Thriller P I C Tul Shields ami a hundred mure who 'Sock Prizefight Yarn, 'The Kid Comes Back' Opens ALSO fit into the puttem of one of Ben Tall, two-fisted Charles Starrctt, Hecht'h best stories—a comedy of \At The Strand, Fraivtrinti Two-Fisted Wayne Morris Columbia's virile cowboy star, CAPT. FRANK HAV Hollywood which cunts Menjou as rides across the screen of the Cres- CHARLES STARRETT —IN— a film producer uut of touch with A -•! rappingjpp , smilingg,, handsome eat prospect of permanent suc- cent Theatre today in "Outlaws of —IN— his public, and Andrea Leeds as yK fellow who is rapidly two- cess," Wayne Morris comes to the th« Frairie," his latest thrill-jam- "THE MYSTERIOll the typical American girl whom he "OUTLAWS OF THE li.tinK liis way to the front ranks screen in his first lead role, titled, med starring picture. hires as "Mi'ss Humanity ' to keep uf motion picture stars is Bert Oe A story of tite old west when no- PILOT" him pustvd on what the public appropriately enough, "The Kid PRAIRIE" W.ivn e MMorrip , kknow n on thhe torious outlaws warred against law CHAPTER No wants. screen iiy just the lust two moni-1 (Jomes Buck,'1 which opens at the and order, "Outlaws of the Prairie" Gerihwin Song HiU strikes a new role in screen en- MON. and TUES. WED. i. THURsJ "The (joldwyn Follies" bonsU l;cr-- -Wiiyne Morris. | Rtrand tonight. It's a sock prize- -lioseu by movie ohsarvers, most iiiil yarn in which he, as a strand- tertainment of this type. Music the last and perhaps (rrftatest score plays an important part in the tell- written by the late GoeiRe Gersh- niiy by Kd Sullivan, New York ed hard-hitting cowpuncher, turns JOHN 1 ly W-ws commentator, as the boxer to win the heavyweight box- ing of the story and in the build- BELl" win, studded with several very ing of the dramatic climax. BARRYMORE singable song hits, including "Love iceii ntwconier with the grcat- ing championship of the world. Walked In," "I Was Domic All Cli»«. Bickford Kight," "I Love to Rhyme," and LYN.NE 1 "Love Is Here to Stay." The lyrics are by Ira Gershwin. OVERMAN SPECIMEN The music for the beautiful bal- Contin- let numbers, as well »s the hit uous ton's, 'Spring Again," is by Ver- "NIGHT CLUB non Duke, The ballets were con- 2 to 11 SCANDAL" ceived and staged by George Bal- P. M. —ALSO anchine. The Ritz Brothers' spe- —ALSO— cialties it ml songs, including the DON AMKtIIF. TEL. P. A. 4-3388 A THRILLING hilarious 'Fussy, Pussy," are by LORETTA YOl.Ntl Sid Kulivr and Kay Golden. NEWSPAPER STORY SEVEN (7) RIG DAYS-STARTING WITH —IN- PREVUE TIME TABLE 4:04 "Buccaneer1' 'THAT'S MY STORY" 'LOVE UNDER FIR EL-BILLYSNVENT 6:08 "The Goldwyn Follie." STATE ST. AT THE FIVE CORNERS 8:08 "Buccaneer" PREVUE TONITE! 10:12 "The Goldwyn Folliei'' ODD INSTRUMENTS STARTING WITH READE'S But What's More, They UJC 2 Complete Shows - - ^Complete Show Starts at 8:08 P._ M. Them In 'Swing Your Lady' At Ditma* Prevue Tonite! The humble garden rake, once Two (2) Complete Shows — Note Early Prevue "HERE COMES CHARLIE" STRAND nieiely a producer of blisters, is now gloritied and producing sweet THE MAN OF THE YEAR IN THE STARTING WITH music in thu movies. 6:06 "Mannequin" It's ii one-string fiddle and a 7:41 "Swing Your Lady" fluty calliope — and it still can PREVUE 9:00 "Mannequin" m OF THE CENTURY rake leaves if necessary. TIME TABLE 10:39 "Swing Your Lady" PREVUE FRIDAY NITI The musical rake is but one of the many euriuus instruments that MEET AMERICA'S FAVORT. have been originated and perfect- ed by the Weaver Brothers, famed THEY'RE NOT CRAZY!...THEY'RE JUST SLAM BANG ^OY FRIEU hillbillies of a score of years, in vaudeville who, with Elviry, are 'TETCHEDIMTHEHAID'! HE BOWLED tM OVKR appearing in Warner Bros.' "Swing in "KID GALLAHAD Your Lady" which opens ut the "Charlie HE MOWED 'EM DOWN j UitnuiH Theatre tonight. "It jes' growed on us," explains SADIE Is matctiad in "SUBMARINE Dl I Abnev Weuver in explaining huw to uisli with her they got th» idea for the unique ever-lovin' sweat ptpi NOW HE'S CLIPPING 'B\ thing. "It wus a prop jes' clut- FOR KEEPS terin' up the stage and settin' around dressing rooms, so we jes' liggured out how we could use it." j And that's how they originated the other instruments. It seems a phaim! to think uf the things that AND THE "THE KID ara thrown uv/ay every year dur- JOE, who would ing house cleaning time, for like have martlet hit in- as not the Weaver Brothers could stead If it wasn't for produce sweet music out of a lot COMES BACK1 : of household gadgets that have With outgruwn their usefulness. R1TZ BROTHERS Bartpn MacLane Thore is the jazz bund arrange- IN- ment lor instance, which Cicero DOC, who hones Wayne Morru perfected and plays. The banjo to make tnough doufh THE June Tk-ftvU with its pie-buck, .22 blank pistol out ot it all to marry Maxi« inside, cap pistol outside, rachet noise milker, automobile boms a lid Rotenbloom whatnot. This is suspended from Cicero's nick by a length of inner tube rubber so he can toss it to- COOKIE, who T ward the floor uiul cutch it again. slugs, dances, and ,The cymbuls are strapped between g«h very annoyed Air , the lega, the castanets are kitchei; salt unJ pepper shakers. STARTS WITH PREVUE TUESDAY NIT SHE LOST HER i At The Crescent ,. POPEYE AND ; REPUTATION JUS I W f SHINER, i SHE NEEDED H '|0 dlm-wtt tuiiws, who v aie a-leudln1 with > IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR with Lew Ayre» THE Campbell - Ro8 WEAVER BR0S.6-ELVIRY WITH Edgar Kennedy the toldarntd btst twlnfltf CUCKOM tvtr to - ElU»beth P COM out of UM Uurtul ADOLPHE MENJOU • ZORINA • KENNY BAKER Virginia V ANDREA LEEDS * HELEN JEPSON • PHIL BAKER ELLA LQGAN • BOBBY CLARK JEROME COWAN • THE AMERICAN BALLET

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L-A3I IlMCa IUUAI UVIiRT WED. NIJE FREDR1C MARCH AMATEURS *rIPCCAMEIEt> PONT: MISS THEM '••WM ; TBBIWAX* 85,19S8 SECOND! [jkes, Phantoms Win Games In WPA Intermediate Udzielak't Scores Of 968, PIS Score Great 922 nrid 1063 Qualify Twi Loop Meets-No TERRIES TRAMPLE Ukes Nose Out Redwings, 28- CARTKRKT •- The Ud'/,ii>laks Over Lebowitz's qualified for the JIM,0(10 sweep- Quorum-No Business S. RIVER, 38 TO 36 stakes by hitting the hi(fh three CRACKING OF THE BLUE earnest and hardworking Coach Phantoms Beat Boys Club, 25' ,;„ To Within One- eame total at the Chrome, alleys In a complete revenul of Combft was a very pletuant one, kill" during the past week. Their scores Question Of Six-Team Loop Last-Minute Peg Of Cimp- CARTKRKT -The likes barely ng a two-point victory ii (,nm« Of League- form, the quintet representing We only hope that he feelH si- were DflR, !I22 anil lOliU, fnr n tol.nl Still Open—Possibility Of Carterct High School was beaten miliarly toward us. We also wnnt nosed out the Bod Wings, 2H to 26, ubs, 38 t© 88. This tt» ',,.,, In Carteret Bowl- of 2053. bell Put. Game lit while thf Phantoms defeated the ito an extra period and jHff Five-Teams Brought Up. and then overwhelmed. After to convey our gratitude to Couch MeOaithy, who accommodated Boys Club, W to 17, in it couple of Inda's (wo pointer, his ol' MOP, their championship perfocmsnee Bag For Locali us at the home games. WPA Intermediate League games >f the cams, that won for I Tim much holiday dpirit prevent- againnt Woodbridge they put on at the high s- ifiol court on Mon- ;eam. a miserable performance against TH£ ROLLING SNOWBALL CARTERET — Th» Terry*,' •KT The Sokltrs drew il the Cartoret Twilight Baseball day niaht. In th* Midget league I •linlf game of the Scrap Plant Wins le from holding a meeting in Highland Park a team that Like a snow ball rolling down through n brilliant last minute Joe Wadiak. with nine points on omped horn* with an easy I ,!,,„, Adam's Bar and he Recreation Center Monday eve- should have been beaten and a hill, the twilight, league can floor shot by Campbell, forward, four field gbrand of ball tion considered their club too In the Junior League the Red R«d Wlnjre-Ajalt—, they've played in the last two rji edge four points. In the fourth ,,,,1 tt WHM B good thinn II. S, Metals bowling loop matcheH, desire to join. The AVi Hi •iiDKiitiy league play, but that they could mean everything. meddle with the affairs of the M'r'a'kl, i- Miilt-qil Darken, K ant month. They've lost foui do so only if the league would let BASKETBALL FAREWELL league, so it can be their pleas- Hri'ker, K Vlr«« , i Kltalcr iTii mi Tuesday night, March 1st, the ure to completely ignore our raight games, now, dropping iuskln » them play four men from Port heir tatcsf setback to the St. Ste-iurak J Blue will play their last sched- I'fi Reading- An article in the lea- chatter. Incidently our heartiest ihcn Eagles last Thursday night. kkl » Hliltf flft«l« 1^ uled «ame, which also happens 0(11.'Iain, Il.ilcxa and Wrtlali. gue's constitution says that only wishes for the success of the twi- Tlarm 17K lilt local players may be utilized, but to be their last home game, and light loop, and a fond slup on V, I:|K l.'ii therefore the last chHnce the the back to those hard working It 'milk . . IliS '2\|i|i—il- I score of 33-27. The Zephyrs have Ajax 38 Dur-Team Circuit To Hold Hiumiilyk iti-ffiiivil Wclnsii ln--2:-i: now wpn eight and lost three games O. r Ufi'K Ui'fr.iii-.| Wmllak—JI-IK Hhymunakl . 3 o i Meting Tonight To Draw liln.hi ,l,-i.Hii..l SiMiilci-'-;l-7 and will be hosts to the Young Keats i o Wi-lllMi-Ill clrhr.H.Ml (lillMl—21-lii Men"s Pulaski Club of Perth Am- 3 l Up By-LAWS And Arrange Iliiimilyk ilcK-Ml.'d Hiipi' --!••> 6 i (illlilll (Icfvllli'il IIITK— -I-U boy at the high school gym to- W. /.up. Mill II i. Schedule. St-iiiliT ili'li'iilril Wiiilliik—JI-IG night. S, (iiiriil, l.ukiisl.ik o WudUk ili-lVaii-il lliiii|i--:'l-ii Usyl', c Uludu' S*.i—21-7 Hnii kinuii .. i Mmil.ik. If . 1 I'Uili-r ilcrciiliil lliiiiiinl.vk—-!-l.' Stiitibiicli ••••Niis Church haH tonight "A'mnlliiill, c 2 Ukcs, 11—H»>y SI'IMUM, .'> llalaH 1 .i set of by-law* and ar- "iinl, I'K :< relillcr, \g . arorxuk 3 i liedule for the loop. Illui'liuwukl II OPEN CHAMPION Kituhlw 0 ore l.y pol i aK tie was organized pri- Buth McGinnls, the outstanding Ulliott id. 13 10 me tu the great amount of Hrwrvea womari pocket billiard player of the shown by the church G F Fred Apostolt of San Francisco, claimant of the world middleweight world, shown practicing (or a pro- 3PEND $JS,000,000 iiKiulii. rf . II II title, sends a left jab kerplunk to the nose of Freddie Steelc of Taeonta, in ihe thorough toward pro- Ztuhru. If [ I fessional match in New York oily. The total expenditures of '. i-loxer relationship in rvllnskl. If - II II Wash., middleweight champion, in the lirst round of their recent 12-round A protege of Ralph Grecnleat, Miss oign nations are expected to r< .. 4 II non-thle bout at Madison Square Garden, New York. Apustull wun in the sum of $25,000,000 before • inning the various national IK . :i ii McGlnnta has lost only 20 out ot ..inms. , IK 2 0 the ninth round on a technical knockout wlu-n the referee stopped tlic bout. Carteret Big Five 1,050 exhibition matches in Uie last gates of the New York Wo" IK .. 3 U Fair 1939 open. Nations ^ , m Hit past years many of three years. Sin: is the only left- have reached the planning stag« i) .i:ul groups promoted a 13 1 f handed pro in the game and boasts their participation have alji " * themselves but this is the IBI, i: 'imi, "Bob" Bartlett Wins Award Beats Gregors Again a 600 to lit victory over Babe Dld- about $6,440,000 for their ei ' that the teams have band- rickion. to date. ln-r to form a league. Chrome Keglers Score Easy 1 Present of Penny Up»eU l»»l> will consist of four Victory Over Hill Riv*l» In The team* are the St. Elias Bookkeeping of Australia Return Match—Roll Every Club of the St. Elias par Canberra, Australia.—Prime Min- i:niH'H 6f the St. Elizabeth Game Over 1,000. llimgarian A. C, of the ister J. L. Lyons of Australia re- Better HURRY! Before i.di Reformed congregation cently received 9 letter enclosing a 1-peiiny stamp from 8 man who de- CAIMKUKT — After the Car I krainian Athletic Club of tt'ret ItiK Five K"t through nioppiii litiiic'ti'ius pariah. scribed himself as "a patriotic Aus- up tlu> floor with the Grugoi1 » Al I' iKUf will be governed by tralian." Stiirs in a return match at the hil 1 in which all clubs will be The patriot had read an announce- ulkys, Lln'i-e remained little doubt F1SHK1N CLOSES THE! •nU'il. The cuuncil will be ment thut the national debt ol Aus- in anyone's iiiind as to the su I of eleven members iu- tralia was 1,252,911.646 pounds and nrin;n-y uf the Chrome kcglers. Amlrew Kohora, Joseph 1 pence. He sent the pennj to •"re- I'M. Nnic -This shelluckinp, in- tk-ui^e GavaleU, Al Muk- Johnny Thompson, professional duce the debl to s round figure." iik'nlally, cost the writer a round n -VI iirt-i. Steve Tarnowsky, jf drinks.) DOORS FOREVER! from Fcnnbylvauiw, who won the re- Premier Lyons replied, express- |Our itoclc ii being- tacriliced without regard fer former K.ifKgyartu, Lester Subo, The Chrome bowlers won easily W,uli;ik, Nicholas Hamadyk cent I-os Angeles Open golf tourna- ing his thanks, but a checkup re- ment with a low stun- oM15. The They came through in great style profitt or loti. We are going out »f j ' li.»-l Uubenchlk. veuted Australia lost 2 pence on the K three four figure scores champion is shown checking over buiin«ii. We defy you to dupllcat«| • fVii-i-i-M of the league for transaction. while tlic loserK were unable tu mii'if year are Eugene Wu- bit (cure after the victorious ftnlsh The gift was mor« than offset by iioak through the thousand mark the values we an offering during thjfcj I'M-sident, Andrew Kahora, Some ot (he country's most noted tlia cost of the stamp on the official 'Vt'D (llll'U. tale. Hurry before we iloie! secretary, Al. Makki, golfers participated in tbe tuurna- letter enclosing th« receipt and b) The Bi^ Five hit 1016 in th i Kerekgj'uito, mem. the cost of a telephone cull from irst game, bettered their mark the prime minister's office to the with a tally of 1048 in the second Nothing Reserved — Nothing j To KnOw Truth trtaBuVy to arrange for the disposal ti.lt, HIMI wound up the night in blaicu ui Blory by hitting 1091. Held Back — Everything I AIR APPETITES of the penny. The endeavur tu know truth and lleiiny Choiniekl was "hot." He \ 'irk World's Fair 4 to discern value is the noblest pur Deliberutioni between the two de hit scores of 208, 214 and 235 fo "' expected to dD 118,000,- suit ut th« adult civilized/jntelli partments revealed that the debi un average of JiIT. Bertha record MEN'S SUITS '"Mucus and food stands gence. stiucture ot tha commonwealth Ii i'il Hit* individual high score fo l •i-l.U47,000 to.tib not sufficiently (tolbl* to receive 1 with a tally ol OVERCOATS penny- *<« it •could' not jujiiare liiml. For the losers, Gal tjie debt into round B|urti becaust Capt. "Bob" Bartlelt, explorer who went to the North pole with Ad vanek atul Karan wero highighh. tin-Kiir'a All star* TOPCOATS the Interest nej:ru«s fir* Glrla how to teUo t their vihk Hand Tailored .. which,.Ujs Wlayci 1( when Ihey mef In tfew York to describe, their setlvltiet, in lift . Linus ltiO~"26« $30 - $45 SCIENCE MONITOR mtsapproprlaliun tif (unds. esplorlog and other fleliji. MEN'S SUITS Daily Totals »fl 'J8K , , , , , ,f, , ,„ ., ,,...r,^ —y —— vrtw* eiea Hy« NO M WWII. J M UiUlnUk : tU OVERCOATS dots it Ho"" Have P*t FlreiUu bvir uiro tad Attar ol AnceiUK of the CHhushuit .1. Chomlukl ...., »»» TOPCOATS Cubans flnd enjoyment In pet (Ire- 8io l»t 298 FOR lon. Attar of roses U a rare and ex- It is believed that the TechlcW, 12.60 - 15-60 ALTERA,' flies. Lightning bUfl »>«« art io pensive oily perfume obtained by a breed of dog much liked by the TION9 large and bright that tt»y *re wme- Tolteci ot Mexico centuries ago, is 16.«0 9 distilling the petal) ot ievtr»l ipe- tlmes Unpriced In I**""*" ciei of ro»ei. H ii produced cH«lt one ol the ancestors ot tho Chi- and used to UJumiiiate huahua. Legend and WsUiry are. rural cHiWcti. Du»W th» ly in India. BulgtrU, Ferila. ind Turkey, AJjout 40,000 ro»et ate re- »lcn in itprjes ol th« anceatwrs ot FISHKIN'S bin woman and tiWJdwn o«en play quired to y(il4 obi ounce ol atttr, the modern Cbuiuaaua. It is be- Htved to! hav» WaSR » populttr »« which li to IWtgranj tttat Wwuie rf Mdissj 31 M* ••*«:••* • ' " symbol &»«S| wwe . p,,9 ^lM t HM , depn'HRion-mMkirig luxes. While \hc motives behind them are doubt- We Hope Not! CARTERET PRESS less jc'io'l- the measure* themselves are on a pnr with attempting to run* rimcer with $1.S» Hw Yonr a patent medicine. Tlie proposal affwUn* the undwtribut- liy Cartmt OFFICE ed profits tax would exempt all corpora- Jji WASHINGTON AVE.. CA*TE*F.T. N. tions earning $25,000 a year or less.. How- Dear Wr. Cr*t«ry! .•, C. H. BYRNE ever, large buMiKss furnishes the bulk of lUCV GKEOORY Managing Editor employment in this oountry, the bulk of I afti enclosing advance j>r«rf ot,3JfitU|> of Jevs, MEYER ROSENH1.UM Sports Editor dividends, the bulk of regular taxes, and CSty" written for our March issue by ^jplWjund Tin ••, fcaiM-ed as wooii4 «1MS w«tt«r Jim« 5. the bulk of opportunities for capital invest- • 1924 «t (fctterrt, N. J.. Pout Office, und<-r ment. The measure Would give these busi- Thia is a shrewd and unbiased Jjortltttff of the mn h • tht Ael of March .», 1X79. who recently boasted in public "I am the lay." M»y, nesses practically no relief whatsoever. It tl Hairae's political orfa»i«»tion in New imey li,, it* reliably estimated that 14 or 15 per cent reached R state of perfection rwety e(|a*lle«joy reading this paper »nd «•> ployment. No revision of the undistributed ' will appreciate any comment ywi care ta #«ttd us f,,, profits tax that dow not remove the punitive publication in Onr Rostfaw ittp&t* permrta. Xwording In the report, presented to burden? placed against mere size can be of Smcerely yours, of the council of the *'ihe annual material '<.ervi.ce to recovery. Henry Ivcech, Editor ^ I Somite Association, the number of The pending measure dealing with the increased last year by over ?60,000, capital gaina tax to similarly ineffective, It Henry GoJcUrd L*«eK, E«l-, , Editor, Ttit F«rw» j|attd the world membership is fast approach- mtyi6 very gijgnt concessions over the ex'- 6W LeatatUti A™«»« . • , 8,000,000. The news is welcome; be- jHting law, and would be of almost no in- fluence in releasing money into New Y»rk City it would be hard to exaggerate the flu g Dear Mr. Leeeli: cf of this movement to peace-lov- ductive industry and private employment. I have, indeed, read witk aiuch i*t*r«Jt the ;I,I In brief, tbe menace that is implicit in these fing nations and communities. vance proof of the vtMe on Mayor HiiguejB th« fir.i v It is, in its chief aspect, one of the best two taxes cannot be eliminated without place, discussion of Hagaey is one of my principle «h I solutions yet evolved of a. difficult problem either outright repeal or radical revision. versions and in the second, Sutherlund Denlinger h; i _j-the problem of bow, in a troubled world, • been one of my cloetst frtends (or * doaeft years. As for myself, I have never believed Mayo, s, to develop in the future citiaen the hardi- Hajrne is tne villain indicated in all th« newspap t> ness and practical ability necessary for the and magazine rhetoric of the past few months. 1 n |/preservation of the state, without giving this reason, I cannot fret alarmed over the often-p f Ws training- a militaristic biaa. For this, by Cross-Eyed aggerated efforte to portray him as the horrible < OTHER EDITORS SAY ample. After looking over many of the pieces wrh |*)ducing him to regard war as natural, or LIBRARY ten about him I am gl*4^o say that DenHager has, I inevitable, or perhaps even as glorious, is v The Redwood C«ae "THE FAltHFUL WIFE" py Unmt7 immediately proceeded my opinion, shown remafcftbie fairness and restrain; f: Hkely to result in a war-minded community, One yc*r axa tomorrow R. Nor- BY SICWD UHIWET to rescue » lovely young girl and ^i»*»'«." •. Pi_-i^J Ij her father from a band of ruffian* i tfU frffit sWOTOn If |^inimical to universal progress. man Redwood \\-»s murdered out- Sigrid Undset hero deals with «id(* h\* home in Tenneck because the problems of marriage and di- in what the Saint feh wns a parti- I suppose Denlinger was referring to I ' The argument in many quarters is, of he dared to hi- honest in a business vorce from an angle entirely new, cularly enjoyable fight. battle with the CIO when he charged the Lord of .lei in which honesty was not wanted. that of I he modern childfcss mar- From the rescued couple tlie I course, that preservation can be guaran- Saint learned about a Mr. Graaer, sey City was trying to make hifl domain "a refuge tv l{<'dw(i»d was bufiness agent for riage in which each of the partners sweatshop employes." If so, I think the allegation i r teed only by mass education in arms; but it p New Viirk SHml-hoirs union; de- ha* an ind«p*nd«nt (xrupstion aftfl Europe's leading jewel thief, and tfrmined that his men ahoald set a eath ciMrtnbuteW s to ththo common nboubt t tthh e stolitl n fifteen-millionfiftenmiflion far-fetched, absurd and not borne out by the fad I jvould appear from history that "the re- square deal, he fought n lone fight economy, pesetas in Madrid Sweepstake tic And come to think of it, I don't recall any effort i I source, the versatility, nnd the zeal that URiiinsL thf corruption arid shnrp •nrt Nnthalit? hn k»t. Now fifteen million peseta* ?t nf th« conditions en- mic interest in the coin of «uy t'are better allies in the long run than the tion when he took a swing at the CIO was because h, a challenge to the law-enforce- via&Ked bv Nathalie's parents, w»i» \ realm, f«lt that h« Bbould do some- used the same methods the CIO always employs wh- " mechanical efficiency springing from a nar- ment iigencioR of New Jersey and emlwdy the ''proprossive of New York. Theirs was the respon- the late nineteenth century. Then Thereupon b«gan the most stu- it wants to belt someone all over the lot. The tech : r*w and rigid militarism. The former en- Dour Editor.•—Them's KO many things happens sibility of determining whether Sipurd confesses that he has dndriftf - pendous, doubte-deuble-crocsing ;n nique is very simple. The other fellow merely gets In funny 'round this hen town it cets :i guy dizzy. honesty ia the labor unions could ed into nn entanglement with a history. With »nly his wits ai»d hands tied behind his back before the battle begin «U«d the rise of a Dutch Republic, the lat- survive agflinst th-e dishonesty of yimnjr (firl from his p«rt of the Hoppy's Betsy as his weapons Si- ,. ter contributed to the collapse of Sparta. Here's a guy was a newspaper columnist an' now, men intent upon lining their own country, ami that she is geing to mon Terajilar utaged the most co- The only difference I have detected in the conduct "i all »t oncu h«'s a judge with Democvats and Repub- packets at the expense of the work- havs » child. It has oome about al lossal bluff of his career. He visit- the CIO and Hague in combat is that the CIO sonn "If then," says Thucydides, "we prefer to licans votin' for him. Newspaper jjuys is popular. ieman. That challciure still holds. most inftoccii'tjy, as it were, and ed one of Europe's smoothest times uses w-agon^potes for emphasis and Hagiwy - meet danger with a light heart but without I'd been fiptKerin' tho Naturalist would have some A year from the day of Red- without any diminution of Ms af- criminal organizations and created i wood's assassination finds the fection for his wife. ] within it one of the wildest, most i uses his cops. • laborious training, and with a courage gain- things to tell me for the paper tkis n*ek but he crime still far from solution. Pro- The blow is a heavy on«. N»- unscrupulous dog-ent-dog diw.i- / You, Denlinger and'I all know thtt wlwn John tells me nothin' only that he's on a drive. ^ secutor Breslin says, the killers are j thalift, broken-hearted, ss she says, sioris that crime has ever known. Lewis gad his boys set out to get a job done, frer ed by habit and not enforced by law, are known, and only » few days after but firm and broaftminded, inter- But before the exciting final scent! we not greatly the gainers? "What kind o' drive?" I asks. "This town's had th& murder h« named those who he views the trirl, spesks to her'very where the Saint worked bis way tu speech, the Constitution and the rights of possession a regular outbreak on dri**s." believed ordered the murder com- plainly, and resigns to Tier •favor. victory with the aid Only of a small are nothing mofle than words in the lexicon of a denw .. • It is this heart and this habit, combined 1 "I'm only askin a few cents from people I mitted. But proof to bring these After the judicial separation she coin, he hhadd submittebitdd to frftti t racy. Well, that> what they were to Haguey, ton, men into court is still lucking. allows herself to elide into a lov Wjith unselfish ideals, that the Scout move- meets," he says. "I want a little fund to buy up a his l'uce shipped, hfiug chased whence CIO marched into Jersey City to take charts We arc not amonp; those who uffair of her own. with an old ad- through a house of ill repute by lo- ment does so much to instill into youth the lotta next week's Saturday Evenin' Posts to send criticize the Prosecutor's investi- mirer, but finds no comfort in it. cal guardias, and .he had rescued and were prooaptly run out of town. My poiat is that to B ?uy." gation. A study of the case shows The subsequent course of the Hoppy from a non-alcoholic fate it's just a little unfair to lambaste Haguey tat beatinv world over, that everything that could be done story—how, before the expiration "Why don't you send him copies o' the Carteret worse than death. And so having the Lewis gang to the draw. has beeri done. The cost of the in- of the term required for convert- taaght Craner that he whn slaps P)-ess?"' • vestigation, financed by a special ing the separation into a divorc*, 1 the Saint's face lives only to be It's All Old Staii fund approved by Supreme Court the "faithful' wife and the unfaith- 'Jersey Paradise' "H« gete the Cartwet Press an' anyways the slapped bnok, thp Saint contentef!- Justice Bodine, has been compara- ful" husband come together tgain ly filled his pockets with the In any event, the CIO incident served as a con- In these days of excessive govfernmen- Press ain't got the article the Satevepost will have tively modest. The attacks on Mr. —must be left for Sigrid Undsei world's most famous stolen gems. venient v«hitle for drawing out all the old counis next week." Breslin's activities have come, to tell in her on» natural and con- For. «s at- reasoned, emeralds can against the Mayor, I don't know wh«th«r y«a know k\ spending and the resultant tax rates, it strangely enough, from those who 'What article?" vincing way. be turned into cash, but lovely jfipteasing to contemplate the case of Fol- refused to aid the investigation by * • * it or not, brrt he's been tried on all of them even 1 young l*di«s whom you have res- n, a village in Atlantic County. Folsam's 'LORD MEDWICK OF CARTERET' is the the enactment of a law which "THE KING OF THE BUSH" cned - - - - ? . once in a while for a decade or so, and ntae have ever e o'the article an' I'm goin' to send a lotta would have permitted him to bring BY WM. M. RAINE * * + yet been made to stick. fcperience with maintaining the public's important witnesses to New Jersey. >s to Ernie Burrows," he winds up an' goes Will Hollingsworth, adventurer "CLEOPATRA" I've covered ail kinds of investigations •whidi received the following comment Hope for the solution of this from California, decides to try his along on his drive. murder is not yet dead. The inves- luck in the Australian gold fields. BY EMU. LUDWIC were begun in a frank determination to kirn how i'the New York Times: 1 tigation is as intensive today as it No sooner do«s he land at Mel- With "The Nile" the life-rtopy "Well, that's the end o The Naturalist," says of a river, Emil Ludwig's position Mayor Hague amassed a fortuae OH a pattiy annual In New Janey Mutucipalittes for February was a year ago. But it has long bourn* than he becomes involved salary and also how he so effectively staffed the bal- Scrogjins an' I don't kotch any notes of sorrow in. been obvious that Mr. Bres-lin will in ti sinister situation. Captures, as the favorite biograpW of | » many uteful suggestion* for the ttsdeat of his voice. , have to depend largely on luck if kidnapings, raids, hot 'lead, and American readers was reaffirmed.' lot boxes. So far as I know, the secret—if thete is am jfj/iaiiaiclpal affairs, but the aiiaale layman's heart Over 180,000 copies have now been The Stooge comes along eafcin' a sandwich he the Redwood killers are ever to be high valor folltfw with tensing ra- —is still M^ Hague's. its best uourisameat fit a rspruit from The brought to triaL—Bergen Ew«i«I pidity. printed including copies distribu- bummed at Helene's pUce an' right away Scrog- ted by the Book-of-the-Month Club. Byt you know, I don't think there's wy secret. I lion State Gaiette. In a north-western aooW Record., Here's a tribute Eugene Rhodes gins wants to know what's between the slices of once gave a novel by Baine: ul It has been liis most popular bo«k have never discussed either subject with him but I ' Atlantic County liei Folsom, a farm town of since "Napoleon" and, as the fal- br«ad. * An Unhappy opened the book at 6 P. M. stand- suspect that if I had the friends h« has—men like inhabitants, it governs itself with a pni- ng. I stji«d up an hour, tb«n sat lowing critk Hfly», it is regarded as The Young investigating com- his finest work. Al Smith, John Raskob and Oorse Kenny—wh" aad wisdom far bcyottd ttie capacity of "Ham boiojfra," says The Stooge, "It's good." mittee is the victim of Republican down. I finished the book withour insincerity. There is no real desire laying it down. Not one dull pajre. While studying the Nile, Ludwig know the right time to g«t in the market a»d, what cities, those enorasous "went", as William "Yon be careful about the kind o' stuff you became fascinated by Cleopatra i( on the part of the Republican legis- Not one dnll line." more, the time to get out, I think I might be able t ett called them. Folsom has no debt. Its eat," warns Scroygins. "They'a enough. trouble and the romantic stary woven lative majority that the committee * • * about her name. In this book he negotiate a mansion at Deal and a duplex spartmen ers are paid on the nail. Theere is a surplus among Carbei'et gufo account o' what they eats. The succeed in unearthing whatever it THIEVES' PICNIC" presents that astonishing career .ir with a fountain in the foyer. its strong box. Being, happily, "rather back- trouble is bum eookin'.'* i thai smells in Hudson. BY LESLIE CHARTERIS full detail. His first biography of a The committee's request that A discarded teleirram was the As for the ballot-box stuffing, I think that's a myt li it is wittioat criaie, without a lockup, woman, it is a story not only of Helen's eookin' in Okay," blazed The Stooge Governor Moore assist in investi- simple thing which started it all. policemen, Cleopatra, Caesar, and Antbany, But don't misunderstand me I think that if the oa•••' loyally. gating himself gave the Governor The telegram sent Simon Templar 1 but of the whole ancient world ir. sion required it, Mayor Hague's organization migl' * opportunity to make a smart to Santa Oiiu de Tenerife in tlie u the hlesscdnc** of being "backward". "Yeak, I pies Bhe does a pretty good job with which that trio played dominant do a job of ballot-box stuffing that would stand yem inaws haw to live witkin it, mean* and retort and capitalize th« fact that Canary Islands, where he ancl Hop- the skillet,'" admits Scroggina. "But some o' them the committee's attempt to Ret the roles. hair on end, I maintain, at the present writing, then a liHl* ahead. Its village fathers Okie to short order,lati«ft Fine f BWJO Onkeitn — Hungarian Coolant vals made out account 1 dftln't caU aay of tiie hoav uf loVal laws, or both. Much mote aatyon % tfce capital is to be expected from * continu- Thu New RtMtauruit H»» Ju»t Been Completed With re(| fll>cl<1 Tll(H1!i:i||i|ii ii| r|||i-|(.. "ii, fM.i, IUII..V. .iillimt. SI HO, !4" of fashion, tiled (n 1IH, hut the hnicliH <• vi.r-v .(in. Mi ini,.,l« i*,,,.. Tukr iiiiiliM', thai .Won KI.KW Is not new. During the CMI war SniM i, stu-i'i, I'rtili Anility, }', A HIni.ls In n|>|ily to- llif world is still chuckling over his es- I tola tuili-hlae. «nri smiiillm viuti run- I-IIH-II. , If. -ilnlr BnVhrrv mvl ».,|. iii« OIIIKII nl i he Unti.mch at capades and colossal nerve. Asked ssnitary fair* wer««held in many For II i»*r«iM li» Jn»rr Klw . y .r hik hi,; [; T by a beggar tor a penny, he said dtl«s to arouse public Interest In WA*TE» 'i>m* vrf Stt-.-fi, I'.'i Ui Anilviv, y .1. ti>1, 4-33H. •cut.'(1 in «rJiltiK ti: AUHIIHI I. IVrry, what scenery pleased him meet were KM. These had •'•• pbstage 5 4-K 1%'UUKII ''Iftk-(it tlir Botoiivli of and ringini tor hit man, he said. value except at the fair office. HEAL ESTATE BROKERS P»rt»r, ot his impudence wai «w meettag HI Hi'iiiHriK. Tel, •t, N. .1. t& (he crown prtiK* «ni heir t» SERVICE FOR O. P. MS: 3- .throne, walking wtth a dufce. A nRAL KSTATK, WT«rffii » fc ' 'i- imil Mnng»n» Uwim. 1.10 HOUSES FORKERT your fat friend?" at a time 1'nth Amhav, N ,l Tel fiOO WKST AVE., SE\*ABEN, B tat helryto the throne, Us former ,,.»,• P*st-lmpr*ssh«isBi' U • move- ff so-INSURE! rnnm house, 2 car garage, «pa ment in art In nheffie* against eer- chum and pal. Was anguy wtfh him :AJOY1) IniJNHO.N <'<) _ REAL K8- cioiis l $5fi ua •••• Ikr l»»mllint»t »l»m— I [I t«tr, — inn'iniine. IM-171 Hmlth t*in previous forms ot wtpresskm, Atrn rhnrK^, Alt <>ptH nt TJ : i. .Trrl* Amli.iy, N .1 T*l. P. A. 147 Viili^ntine Place, Wontfbritee sdch aa realism and hnpresr ~'~ Water OrediealtegOeaay -9S61, tf li room holisp, 'I enr garajfe.- WcT the aim being to express Orarheatlng the domestic water with the aid of abstract form mpfjiy it a destructive practkt, for Street. ROOMS FOR RENT iolor, disregarding natural api eorroalon activity doubles with ev YLAD METCKIK (Outer) Inman Avc, WoodbririRe, A WICK COM WH!TAHI,K ItotiM. AM, flnces. Ccianne'was the leai . ery tett-degree increase In tempeta- 313 Sttto Struct, i f> room Bungalow f3fl. Jtcobson PERTH AM BOY •>. A. mid (loldfnrb, 285 M»di»on Avi> spirit, others being Ootiguin, Ma- ture.—Popular Mechanics Maga ,,•„„.„I work. Eipjrt P. A. 1-1444. • 2-t tisse and Van Gogh. zhse. iLIH JIH

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nnd miiipj who for the most par Fourth, take a greater interest Diversion of Highway Fund in truffle problems, and especially SENSATIONAL SAVINGS AT SCHINDEL'S would he well trained foreign resi The !ivcrn|;<> < ittrini of New J'T dents now living in China." In the placement and operation of gey is mil-rested in public c vital nffd 'if ((ivinjt <>vpry hoy hwered in all pnitn of the United fltaten, I,et us remember the vic- •nd gul in the Stnte the beat powi- 'Fifth, it will be found through tims of the war in thin distress, blp rhuni-c In fit hinnclf or heml these studies that major reduc- Eliubclh Journal. fof nrikiiiK ii living ami fur citizen tions in the number and severity ship. of accidents to pedestrians can be The Dangerous Walker Tin1 pulilir is interested in the easily achieved.—K«jrnort Enter- Mint |)IHII H rrcntes the hmt "Dangerous walking" is insep- prii*. menus nf ciiBbliiiK the. State aft a arable from the auto-accident situ- cotnmniiwriilth '" nmie ndequntely ation. Authentic information indi- NOVEL LIGHTING gu|>|>"ii it"1 free school ny»tem. cates that Bfi per tent of all pedes- So that N«w York World's Fair Thi> Mor! ;>inn is already enact- trian deaths are due in some mea- visitors may find a haven of peace ed into I ii w. It is, however, * thing lure to the fault of the pedestrian. jnd quiet after busy hours view im I without life bcc-«n«e the Legisla- In these cased, the walker isn't the ing the wonders of the universe, an ture has not provided a plrni for innocent victim he in usually pic- esplanade two-thirds of a mile long flnanciiiR it. 4i tured, but definitely contributes will be constructed se that not a It is in the snme ratejtory as re- to his own doom. single light bulb will be visible. lief, in th«t it IH a special problem. Look What 50c Will Buy The illumination will be a soft Ass 8. Rnshnrll, the new execu- , It demiincl« a «|ieri(il, comprehens- The National Safety Council glow reflected from the under side tive director nf the Onlral Bureau ive plan for liniinrinjr ita operation. mjrgcsts five simple arid practical of tree leaves upon which mercury In other wiinK it should be put in Tor Eattern Intercoll*fri*le Athkt- things the petlcsti iftn can do to vapor lights are trained from fix MEN'SDRESSSHIRTS effect; but ntnnnt be put ill effect irv who lire (iron an arbiter ottt keep the Dark Angel ut a »afe dis- turc» sunk into the ground. until we h a v e statesmanship the sports activities of more than S* tance : enough at Trenton to treat it a? colleges in the Kail. Ills position Is RESPONSE TO FAIR . seriously us the welfare of the First, obey truffle signals the somewhat analagous (b that o( the Sixty-three nations, the largest schools ami the people demands. •ame as good drivers do. "tilth commissioner" of baseball, MEN'S "UtICA"WINTER UNION SUITS C(\\ number ever to participate at any The recent proposal of Dr. Leon Second, learn the laws and or- Judge Kmesaw M. Land!*. llr«. *l. »lnl) * I" « ••II»<..II«T. Whllo 2«B l«fct. I.OMH i,r Zal I international exposition, are al- «(ii.r< nlrrtrH, miklf IrliBlh. Illirr) ! ... ^aT ^*T N. Nciilen, pint president of the inances in efTcct in state and city ready on the roster of the New New Jersey State Teachers Asso- to regulate traffic from the pedes- ciation to tiniincr the Molt plan by York World's Fair 1939, Grover Lonr-Dlstancr Rare trian's point of view—his rights A. Vfhalen, President of the Fail- MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS—SHOfeTS diversion of Kiwline (ax funds The first long-distance automobilt and his duties. Corporation, announces. The num- STORE OPEN l-lnr kult CLIIIIH »Mrl«. (•«! ciilur -I ilr»" brnadi-lolh plnees him in direct fellowship with race. New York city to Buffalo, 500 • horl. r.. 11 ,-nl. Ill -l«'». -IK' «>•«<(<• 3 "~** 50' ber will fhow R steady increase the UTISIHUVV minMlers who have Third, having done this, the pe- "SATURDAY NIGHT during the next six months. miles, was run in 1901. Of eighty in the piisl forced liuimoinK of re- destrian is in 8 position to de- cars entered, forty-two reached 'TILL 10 P. M. lief in like innmier, It shows that mand a better acceptance of their — Ple»8e jnention this paper to Rochester, where the tour was aban- MEN'S "BIG YANK" WORK SHIRTS even the ediimtors, some of them, T. T«k« ubligationa by drivers. doned. k d arc not initliiiir the Mint ]>lnn or advertisers. — FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE knythiiiK hijrlu'i si ml better than a iEl>«Mt lmrl> Nhr^r or nrtr\lvc. All urn Hbailm. S 50 t'phennml .uid makeshift bunis. It phicc the linuncinj!; of the Scenes and Persons in the Current News MEN'S WORK AND DRESS HOSE Mmlr I" »rll fnr IV. •'•iltil r«l«r» nnd limrlni. Hl»»» III to public M-hoids nifiiin on a class. WOMEN'S RAYON UNDIES VI. l.lmlt I Hi » -liiH & lit) rp trim t» xell for '2lh- . 50 largely luiii us » bnnleii upon real- FOR ty owners. State support, as h,« MEN'S BETTER GRADE PANTS $ proposes, would be laid upon car WOMEN'S TAFFETA SLIPS '"1'r«)Hn" mitl u(h*»r m-ll owners. The problem bclonjfH to ^tl. \\m\r in HHL fur MtM 1 Full IrtiRlh. ni)liiHi«t,li- Htrii:»H. \n*'v trim RIMI tnlhirnl. Ml every resident of the State. It ln^H. Mh' Ynhi'.*ri . . 50 would In- like finiinciii(r social se- curity, not by taxing pay envoi- BOYS' FAMOUS MAKE DRESS SHIRTS opts, but by taxing ownern of elec- WOMEN'S BROADCLOTrl SLIPS Jt.-K. itUi' urndr. rtnr (iunllf> hromlrlolh In .UK. or Krai >l*(rtr to ftrll for UJtc. \ fitnidim mnkr. if.»v^r hrfurt- NI»IU tMillrir*, I nil i-iit, fn«( «-uh>rH. All HIVI-W, tric refrigerators. Kducntion is so- IhU Um (trier. l*ulU-iiii ithttiiMrrM, 50 cial security. SUfH #•» I" No wonder some of the teachers REG. AND EXTRA CREPE GOWNS are comlrnitiiiiir the proposal. Such WOMEN'S NEW HAND BAGS nvlfi MhHitrM nltli toiiir ml In:*. |t*hti; full cut. a proposal can only net public ril Ni«(hrrw, I." Ht>l(-r< t, in ll. l'«n(, mill fcnrlrr nl.vlm. !•»>) Kir nml n.«l. All Hl«r> 3 50 State proposes to undertake.— »r» nlllHll. lupillum and l«rcr 50 Elitabeth Journal. REG. & EXTRA BETTER RAYON UNDIES WOMEN'S 79c FLANNEL GOWNS MrHrr Krmlr m.iii) In uniMIc". •ti'iiluf 11 nil lirlrl*. "*r«w- 'Unprecedented Catastrophe' rr Kriulr lir«i> vmriii tlnunvlriir UIIUUM hi Ntrl|H'd •ifiii Hciriiiou 2 FOR eriLN, Kull cut nuil iv^ll mnilc. All «\tr* 50 50 Aiiuiiciins generally hate the •Condition that lws brought a ca- tastrophe without precedent to the people of China, many of them as NEW SPRING SILK AND DRESS helpless as they are innocent of devastating war that is being im- posed upon that country. • The Ited Cross is renewing its plea to Americans to make contri- SATURDAY ONLY butions lo a fund ihut will be used to succor the sick and injured, starved and homeless of China; nnd tn prevent epidemics now FABRICS threatening which would spread the tenor of their plight. ,• In Inx1 international plus, it is • METAL SATIN • SPRING SUITINGS pointed out that there are 100 military hospitals and K>U civilian l-Most Rev. Eugene J. McGulnness (right), who wta installed as the second bishop of the Catholic die- •DRESS CREPES •PRINTS hospitals overflowing with sick eese of Raleigh, N. C, by Dennis Cardinal Dougherty (center), as Most Kev. William J. Haley, co-idjuter people. "For relief of all this mis- bishop of Scranton, Pa,, looks on. Z—Mayor Prank Hague of Jersey City, N. J., shown as he broadcasts a de- ery," it is stated, "money in needed nunciation of the ('. I. O. a-WiUiam E. Dodd, retiring United Slate* ambassador to Germany, who recently • TAFFETAS •ALPACCA to employ physicians, attendants returned to the United States, shown (center) as he is interviewed by reporters. And Many Other Fine Fabrics. If On Full Bolt* Would Sell for 69c To $1.00 Yd. K(I New Spring Women's Wash SALE ENDS SATURDAY DRESSES fl xilura. \cn Hill,.* In In.| tulur CURTAINS Mi,,u fur I>. (luua; nil 50

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