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On Tour Vacation Tice The Weather Generally fa ir today; to­ morrow local thunder show­ ers; not much change in temperature. SCHNABEL TELLS ROTARY KIRKMAN CHAIRMAN BRIDGE TO CAMDEN CLUB OF CONVENTION CENTRAL GRAMMAR LUTHERAN CHURCH OF COUNTY COMMITTEE ANSWER SDPOENAS OPENED YESTERDAY At the meeting of the Rotary Club ADDITION FINALLY SESQUI BIRTHDAY Organization of the Republican IN SLANDER SUIT at the Suburban Golf Club Tuesday, . w _ _ i County Committee members of Hill- Harry Schnabel, who has just return­ W IH RF OBSFRVFDsidc twok p,ace Friday night at the READY FOR PUPILS Hillside Theatre Hall, Hollywood CASE POSTPONED TOLLS ARE CHARGED ed from the national Rotary conven­ avenue. John Kirkman was " chosen tion in Denver, Col., told the mem­ [chairman. Mr*. Minora -Millar., vine W ill Be Demoted Only To High Calvary Church Pastor W ill Defendan‘1 Attorney Reque&tft Officials of T w o State's T a k e bers about his trip and what went on chairman; Charles H. Wagner, secre­ Tell of Lutheran Activities tary; and Clarence Ash, treasurer. A Part in Cerenlonies; In Time at the convention. A large turnout School Student*; More Time to Prepare; Must Wait During Revolution committee was appointed to draft a was present to hear Mr. Schnabel’s Room For Others Now Until Fall for Holiday Crowds new set of rules and regulations for y talk. the body. The Sesqui-Getftennial of the sign The addition to the Central Gram­ A number of Hillside people were “ This is the proudest and happiest ing of the Declaration of Independ­ day of my life,” said Ralph Modjeski, mar School, which was started during served wit h subpoena.^ yesterday .to ence, and the sesqui-centennial of ac­ designer and en gin eer of the P.hila- HADERSKI WIDOW SUES the early part of the fall is all com TAXPAYERS HOLD LIST appear as witnesses in the "dander tive Lutheran participation in the- delphia-Catnden Bridge, and son o f pleted with the exception of the suit o f Fire Commissioner John E. th e late Mme. M odjcski, famous P o ­ will be stirring events of Revolutionary War TO RECOVER $20,000 grounds. The new building Your Flag and My Flag MEETING UNTIL FALL Trousdcjl against James A. Crawford lish actress, as th e bridge "was fo r m a l­ ready for the opening the Fall days will be observed at Calvary Frank Konhauser, 67 years old, of 1120 Woodruff avenue, before ly opened this afternoon. M od jesk i term. Lutheran Chinch on Sunday morning Not a single motion was passed re­ held in the county jail on a complaint Your llatf and my flag-, Judge Peter F. Daly, in the District has been in com plete charge o f th e This addition will be for high'school charging him with the murder, June Aiul how it floats today, at 11 o’clock when the Pastor will lative to any of the proposed improve- Court, Elizabeth. Among them were w o rk since 1919. use only, which will leave more rooe. 19, of Philip Maderski, 43 years old, Jn your land and my land, preach on the topic “ What Makes A ment projects in the township at the; The ceremonies were co'mpleted a t in the Central Grammar School, for. Chairman Richard S. Earl, Commjt* of 25 Boston avenue, Thursday after­ And half a world away! Nat kin Great Mention will be made final meeting until the Fall of the teeman Thomas E. Martin, Commit­ 1.02 P. M. when Justine and M iria m the Junior High School, after the high noon was served with papers in a Su­ Rose red and blood red of tne dramatic occasion at Eifianual Hillside Taxpayers Improvement As teeman , Robert F. Smalley, F. O. Lew is, ten and twelve years o ld , school moves into its new Quarters, The stripes forever gleam; preme Court suit for $20,000 brought Lutheran Church, Woodstock,. Virgin, sociation held Tuesday night at the Race, President of the Hillside Re­ daughters of Sam uel S. Lewis, S ta te W ith the new addition it is expected SnoVv white and soul white— 1^ Mrs. Kate Maderski, widow of the ia in January 1776 when the pastor, Hillside Theatre Hall on Hollywood publican Club, Thomas Kenny, Fred Treasurer cf Pennsylvania, and Anna that a great deal o f room will be The good forefathers’, dream; Rev. John Peter Muhlenberg, preach­ victim. Sky blue and true blue, avenue. Ten members attended. Miller and others. Egner, four y ea rs old, niece of J o h n available for the lower grades, which ed his farewell sermon to his little F . Boyle of Camdert; threw down th e Mrs. Maderski alleges that Kon­ have been handicapped by a part time With stars to gleam aright, There was, however, considerable The case, in whi.ch Commissioner The .gloried guidon of the day; flock. At the close of th*e sermon the silken bands guarding the roadway at hauser caused the death of her hus­ discussion of an informal . nature. TrousdeR is seeking to recover $25,- schedule. In the new addition, besides A shelter, through the night. pastor descended from his pulpit, either end of the span and the B ridge band. A writ o f attachment was sued its twelve large rooms there is also, a President Albert W. Chambers Jr. re­ 000 damages, would probably have flung aside his ministerial robe in the marked that there had been some mis­ Commissioners o f both States started out against Konhauser's property at manual training shop for boys and l' i? err reached sometimf^yesterday, but Your flag and my flag, now historic gesture and strode to apprehension about his stand on the to walk across fr o m the Philadelphia 21 Boston avenue. The parrel this will make it more convenient for To every star and stripe » John A. Matthews, attorney for the churchyard in the full uniform of park question, stating that he was not side. The police held the crowds t h a t is valued at $2,000. Mrs. Mader­ the students to take their shop work, The drums beat as hearts beat, Crawford, requested .more time to an officer of the Continental Army, opposed to a park, provided it was lo­ had .watched the ceremonies in c h e c k ski was named administratrix ad pro­ as previously the boys were obliged And flfers shrilly pipe! prepare his case. William L. Green- recruiting nearly 300 volunteers for cated in the right .place. The right nient, then the lines b r o k e sequendum by Surrogate Fyffe to en­ to hike to Hillside Avenue School. Your flag and my fla,g, baum, attorney for Trousdell, agreed service under him. He closed his ser­ place, he believes, is not adjacent to and the throng surged across in the able her to bring the suit. Another feature is the new physics A blessing in the sky; to the postponement, and since the Your hope.and my hope— . mon with the words “ There is a time Weequahic Park, but somewhere wake of the dignitaries. S im ila r Konhauser- made no comment when and chemistry departments, which is summer recess of the court starts in It never hid a H e!, for all-things,1—a time to preach and along the southern extremity of the scenes were enacted on the Camden Deputy Sheriff Thomas L. Carey equipped with all modern apparatus.. a few days, the case will not come up " Home land and far land, a time to pray?—but those times have township, near Conant street. This, he side and the crow ds met in the m id ­ served the papers. He will remain in now until the fall. And half the world around, 4 passed away.” And then in a voice feels, would be much more accessible the jail until the ..October Grand Jury Old Glory hears our glad salute dle. that echoed like a trumpet blase to all parts of the township in addi­ acts upon the complaint for murder. And ripples to the sound! The Philadelphia ceremonies w e r e BANK FAYS DIVIDEND through the church, he declared that tion to being 'safer for children to held on the b rid ge plaza, with G o v . * There is a time to fight, and that SPECIAL SESQUI COINS Your flag and my flag, reach. Pinchot, Mayor Kendrick and form er NEWARK TEAMDROPS time has come.” He rose to the rank INCREASE IN SURPLUS Arid op bow much It holds At the suggestion of Committee­ M ayor Smith as speakers. Fire b o a ts o+' major- general under Washington. FOR SALE AT BANK FIRST TO LIBERTIES Your land and my land— man C. T. Woodruff, Mr. Chambers staged a demonstration, sending The Luther League will hold a de­ A total of $25,000 was added to the Secure within its folds! will continue his efforts to have a streams of water high into the air as Sunday morning the Liberty A. C. Your heart and my heart votional meeting at 7:15 Sunday In order that there may be some surplus of the Hillside National Bank park in the section named above and th e speaking began. Beat quicker at the sight; evening. There will be no Sunday tangible reminder of the Sesqui-Cen- proved they were too strong for the last Wednesday, thus making it $100,- possibly seek the assistance of a dona­ On the Cam den side the sp ea k ers Winchester A .
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