VOL. XLI. CRANBURY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, N.'J., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1925. NO. 1. THE CHURCHES. OHX PFEIFFER AGAIX HEADS IXMONTH'S POLICIES sccceccoscoseecooyyscccccacccecoscaoaai 0900090000 COUNTY REPUBLICANS. OUTLINED IX LETTER. • First Presbyterian. . OF INTEREST TO FARMERS \ 21-29 Scuta Broad Street Henry Wirtschafter & Sons John Pfeiffer, of Perth Amboy, -, BV S J. Lyle Kinmonth, publisher of .-Prayer and Praise Service in the was unanimously reelected chair- he Asbury Park Press and Denio- Chapel Friday evening at eight Orley G. Bowcn J man of the Middlesex County Re- xatic candidate for congress in the o'clock. Middlesex County Agricultural Agent £ publican . committee for the. twenty- hird district, yesterday made public Sunday School at 10 o'clock. :econd consecutive time, Thursday letter written the Democratic Special song service. light at the annual meeting of the ilatform committee in .an unusual Men's Bible Class at . the - same ommittee held at New Brunswick. ttetfipt to secure elimination of hour, taught by the pastor. POTATO EXPERTS VISIT Mrs. Eva Newton, of New Market, Morning Worship at 11 .o'clock. COUNTY.' was reelected vice-president, and Sermon by the paster. .Subject: William Kane, of New Brunswick, "Truth The Liberator" John 8:32. Potato experts from several north vas returned to the office of secre- The Junior Choir will sing at this eastern states and from Canada tary. County Clerk F. William service. isited Middlesex County on Tues- HilKer was elected treasurer. Willing Worker's Mission Band lay, June 23, on the occasion of a will meet In the chapel at three onference of officials in charge of RIXCETON FOOTBALL MAN o'clock. Sally Syranges, leader. Mrs. ;eed certification work in these var- INJURED IX OIL FIELDS. A. HL Symmes, sup't. ous states. The men in charge of Warner's Rust Proof Corsets $1.50 to $5.00 Next Sunday, July 12th, is the he seed certification work in Can- Jack Cleaves, former Princeton We can recommend this corset from the standpoint of style, date for the UNION COMMUNITY ida, Prince Edward Island, Maine, ootball player, was severely injured r comfort and durability. Service in the First Church at ermont, Michigan, New York State n the Oklahoma oil fields Monday, Back lace and wrap around models guaranteed not to rust, eleven o'clock. 'ennsylvania and New Jersey were iccording to -a telegram received by break or tear—and may be laundered without dfficulty again Rev. Samuel L. Hamilton, Gener- resent, also representatives of the iis parents in Oil City, Pa. The in- and again, to be as good as new. Free Fitting Service.—Corset al Secretary of the Christian Educa- . S. Department of Agriculture at ury occured near Tulsa when a tub- Department, Second Floor. tional Movement will be the speaker Washington. ng block fell and struck him on the He will outline a feasible and Central Jersey potato growers are lead. Advices received said Cleaves practical plan for the Religious In- amiliar with the fact that the uffered a fracture of the skull but struction of the Children in the mount of certified seed produced hat he would recover. • Cleaves $3.25 Fabrikoid Suit Cases at $2.29 Public Schools. n seed growing sections has greatly as assistant coach of the Princeton All Christian People 'are ' most ncreased during the past few years reshmen last year, and a member Good, sturdy 20 and 22-inch suit cases for vacation trips. urgently requested to attend this wing to the demand for such seed f Coach Roper's famous eleven of Have inside tray, strong lock, key and 2 brass clasps. Alto- service. It is a matter of most vital n Central Jersey and other seed 922. gether a wonderful value at ?2.29.—Third Floor. importance to the entire community lonsuining centers. The standards o et up by the various states grow- POTATO GROWERS VISIT Second Presbyterian. ng certified" seed have varied some- DEMONSTRATIONS. Up to $3.98 Silk Scarfs, $1.75 what in the past but as time goes Prayer Service in the Chapel Fri- n will .'become more and more uni- Between 30 and 40 potato grow- They flutter a joyous bit of color and accompany nearly day evening at eight o'clock. :orm and the purpose of this meet- rs and seed ^handlers visited the J. LYLE KINMONTH. every Summer costume delightfully. On Sunday morning at ten o'clock ng was to bring about still greater iotato seed source and variety dem- Of crepe de chine and georgette in white, black-white, the Sunday School will meet In the niformity. mstration at Harry Perrine's on hat part of the platform adopted floral designs and pastel shades. Plain hemmed or fringed. chapel for the study of the Lesson. The visitors met Tuesday morn- he Cranbury-Princeton Road Sat- in last Tuesday which advocates re- The Men's Bible Class will meet ing at the potato seed source and rday night. Many of these men leal of the 18th amendment. 099909090000900990099999099906095 in the church at the same hour. ariety demonstration planted at :ame from a tour of similar demon- The letter asserted that the Amer- Mr. Young will be in charge. Harry Perrine's by the Middlesex itrations in . Monmouth County. can people would never repeal the Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. ounty Extension Service. The con- The value of certified seed was L8th amendment, ' but would some Sermon by the pastor. erence started Monday morning )rought out in a striking manner in day pass a sensible, scientific law 1847 A. V. Manning's Sons 1925 Subject: The Early Grip of with a visit to demonstrations of a ;his demonstration. Between 40 which would be effective and popu- Knowledge. ike nature in Monmouth County, ind 50 different lots of seed are lar. 'he meeting was held under the ilanted side by side, part of it Schultz Memorial M. E. uspices of the Potato Association ieing certified and part not certi- f America and Dr. W. H. Martin of led. The demonstration is being -Let me letter your Sunday. School at ten o'clock ID he N. J. Agricultural Experiment :onducted by Orley G. Bowen of Now You Can Buy Reed and Fibre charge of Fred Carlson. Station was chairman of the comth-e Middlesex County Extension truck before the cop gets Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. mittee in charge. Service. At digging time the yield Sermon by the pastor. Df each strain will be secured. you! Plain three inch Furniture at Special Prices 7:00 P. M. Epworth League CAKE OF ASPARAGUS Lunch was served the visitors by service in charge of Fred Carlson. he ladies of the Cranbury M. E. For-we have re-marked a number of entire suites and Now that the cutting season for hurch. S. E. Bennett of the Cen-(3 in.) work. Topic:—Abraham the Trail-breaker asparagus is almost over, growers individual pieces at prices which should clear them out be: The summer contest commences this tal Jersey Dealers' Committee co- fore inventory. Sunday. Come to a cheery, inter- are turning their attention to theoperated in arranging the meeting. S2.50 the job. esting musical hour of service. are of the bed preparatory to Several out of state seed growers Everything is taken from our regular day-by-day stocks another season. The best growers were present. Prayer Meeting Friday evening at harrow or disk the field down im- of Manning-Quality Furniture, and in character and cover- eight o'cloclc. mediately following the cutting o-: ings is worthy of any porch or sun parlor. The reductions eason. Follpwing this, asparagus TAG DAY. Hugh Bourgaize, vary, but are important enough to warrant your attendance. The Sunday School picnic will be ;ends up a top growth and starts held on Thursday, July 23d, at toring up food for next season. The Cranbury Fire Company will Cranbury, N. J. Cadwallader Park, Trenton. If The grower's chief concern , from hold a Tag Day on Sunday, July rainy on Friday next day. Let's hen on is to keep weeds down be- the Twelfth. 'hone 8-M-15. Cretonnes at Lowered Prices rally to this picnic and have the :ween the rows in top growth. This best ever! The invitation is extend- s usually accomplished by occasion- WHITNEY'S STRENGTH. ed to every member and friend of al cultivation or in some cases by 39c 49c 59c the church to come. owing a cover crop of cow peqg or A few hours after learning the FORMER PRICES WERE 75c to .$1.25 ;oy beans. result of the primary election Mayor MISS. LUCILLE CHAM BERLIN Mr. Jacob Gaub, a well known Hague sailed for Europe, but just Cranbury And there are plenty to choose from—rich colorings and OX TKIP ABROAD. 1 before leaving he issued a statement asparagus* grower in Madison Town- gay colprings. Qualities that have never been sold at less ship, has followed the practice of in which he said: "The nomination Miss Lucille Chamberlin of this sowing, cowpeas and .recently.- .soy. of_Senator__Whitney by the Repub- than the quoted former prices. It is the time of year when place in company with Mr. and^Mrs beans in his asparag-us for several licans means a sweep for the Demo- Firemen's you can use cretonnes, too. J. S. Gibson ' of Montclair and a years and reports excellent success. crats. It will be a walkover for party of friends, left yesterday on This crop not only helps keep the ity Commissioner A. Harry Moore. the Steamer "Ohio", Royal Mail weeds "Tlown when scucessfully Hudson County will roll up at least Carnival Line, for a two months tour abroad rown but also adds nitrogen' to the"125,000 majority for Moore on No- ' A. V. MANNING'S SONS,' They will visit France, England soil when disked down in the fall. vember 3. I would not be surpris- Belgium, Switzerland, Italy and Many growers like also to apply an d to see the Hudson majority go TRENTON, N. J. Scotland . application of fertilizer immediately above that figure. I also look for August 27,28,29 I 20-22 South Broad Street, following the cutting season. The a Democratic House of Assembly." NEW TRUCK LAW EFFECTIVE care of the bed from now on until For several years Mayor Hague SATURDAY. the end of this season will deter- has been rather accurately forecast- ^9999900990909090909990099090900990099093 J mine to a larse extent its product- ing the Hudson County vote and ma After Saturday, July 4th, all own- veness next year. jorities, though his prediction last ers of trucks and commercial vehi- year was not realized. It will not cles in New Jersey who dp not dfs- do to rely on forecasts made nearly play their names and addresses on TRACTOR CRUSHES MAX Fire Works five months before election. Sena- such vehicles' will be liable to a fine TO DEATH tor Whitney surprised the politi- after arrest. The law provides that cians by the showing he made in the AT the lettering must be at least three Thomas J. Martin of Hightstown primary election. He has served What yon possess today is evidence of what you did yesterday. inches in height. " Owners of such was instantly killed at 8:45 o'clock nine years in the Legislature, with vehicles will save themselves much Tuesday morning when a Fordson a record of never having missed a Recognizing this fact, It is easy to understand that twenty-five inconvenience by a prompt compli- ractor crushed him to death. session. He is able, clean, honest, years hence yon will be financially independent or financially ance with the new law. Martin, 39 years old, was employ- independent, a successful business ed by B. B. Patterson of. the Hights- man, and has served the people wel "broke," In accordance with what you are saving now. Today GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY. town Garage, as a used car salesman The. Senator has declared that if CON' Martin was driving a Fordson up elected Governor he will devote his yon are better able to earn and save money than yon will be A surprise'party was tendered .Mr. a plank gangway leading to a truck entire- time to the duties of that twenty-five years from now. Do without the Insuries now that ad Mrs. Geo. W. Trowbridge, o The tractor turned turtle crushing office and His energies toward giving the Dey road on Sunday in honor o Martin, who died instantly. The the people of the State an efficient, Rexall Drug Store yon may enjoy them later in life. their wedding anniversary. accident occured on the lot at the honest and economical administra Among those present were Mrs, rear of Updike &. Mason's coal yard. tlon. His record of service Is a Start a SAVINGS ACCOUNT and make regular deposits hero guarantee that he will keep his Philip Ross and son. Miss Glady Coroner Frank K. Grove of Tren- where your savings will earn 4 per cent, compound interest. Ross, of Short Hills; Miss Mabel ton viewed the remains and after promise. Moreover, as United States CRANBURY, N. J. Sandford, Miss Mabelle Trowbridge investigation of the accident issued Senator Edge has pointed out, seven of Harrison, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs an accidental death certificate. months ago New Jersey gave a ma Chas. Ross, Miss Margaret Ross, o( The funeral services were con- jority of more than 377,000 for the White Oakridge; Ralph Trowbridg ducted at Mr. Martin's late res! Republican candidate for President. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Short Hills and William Klmniel dence, 142 Academy street, yester Trenton Evening Times. Needs for the of New York. day morning at 10 o'clock. The in CEANBURY, NEW JERSEY. ! o • terment was made in Cedar Hil cemetery, Hightstown, under the di FARM AND HOME FACTS. Fourth Outing BROTHERHOOD CLOSES SEASON 99 9000009905 rection of J. S. Rogers & Son. Window glass filters out certain 0999999 Former Pastor Addresses Meeting Mr. Martin is survived by his valuable sun rays. On a test a Are at Stall's and at your service wife, Viola B. Martin, his mother, the New Jersey Experiment Station The Men's Brotherhood of th Mrs. Mary Martin, and two sis 1000 chicks kept behind glass aver- Tennis Goods Second Presbyterian Church hel ters, Sarah and Mammie of Prince aged Vi pound each at the end o All-ways Reliable their last meeting of the season un ton. The widow will receive weeklj 12 weeks. Two hundred chicks o Base ball needs compensation under the state com ! til fall, Monday evening in th< the same age and fed the same Swimming toggery i chape.1. About one hundred wer pensation act. ration, but kept otttdoors,' weighed in attendance and' enjoyd the po 1 V> pounds. Golf Sticks ! luck supper. HIGHTSTOWN. A record of reliability require, Croquet Sets ' Rev. Frederick Schweitzer, o no safe deposit box and pays inter Palm Beach Suits Picnic requirements Ridley Park, Pa., gave a splendi Prof, and Mrs. Roy J. Walte am est without the necessity of clipping address which was enjoyeM by hi Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roszel lef coupons. Camping wantables This is the Trenton Headquarters for former parishoners. Friday morning for a motor trip Alfalfa is not only a soil enriche Flags Officers for ^.he coming year were through the Adirondack Mountains of outstanding merit; it is the bes the Finest Summer Material obtain- elected as follows: President, Eari Mr. and Mrs. Waite will spend Julj of all forage crops for dairy cattle Kodaks and films C. Wilson; vice-president, John D and August at their cottage at Mt. To pour feed into a dairy cow ol able—Palm Beach Suits are moderate Bennett; secretary, Carlton Camp Arab, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Rosze: •unknown productive ability is lik All made to give added pleasur in price—The Highest Quality in hot bell; treasurer, Howard Jemison. will return home in two weeks. sinking money into wildcat oi to your day. Qualities dependable _ o Mrs. Charles J. Keeler and Jame stocks. weather comfort. Boxing Commissioner Bugbee ol -. Hutchinson have been elected a Whitewash is one of the old re and-at prices you will be glad t the State of New Jersey has verj members of the Mercer county Re liable substances that- have hel pay- kindly issued a permit to Red Bank publican executive committee. their own against all newcomers. Palm Beach Snits ' Long. Branch and Asbury Par Misses Eva Townsend, Mabel Mac o Lodges, B. P. O. Elks to hold a Bo> Carnes, Louise Frontz, Jane B. Don- It cost a billion and a half dollar Ing Contest on Friday evening nell and Vera Danser will sail on for women's clothes in this countr: for Men and Boys August 7th.', at the Red Bank Ar Saturday for Europe, where the last year. Unbelievable, if you lool mory for the benefit of the Cripple* will spend the summer. at them on a hot day. Kiddies Fund. Many of the well Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Thompso known and popular boxers will tak sailed Saturday tor England, an FIREWORKS! part in this contest. Governor SI1 the British Isles, where they will re STOLL'S Daniel Block Clothing Co., main Jor two months. They expec At Mrs. E. Harder's—Caps, tor- zer, as well as the- Democratic am 107-109 South Broad St., TRENTON, N. J. Republican nominees, Messrs. Moon to visit for several weeks at Work pedoes, pistols,fire cracker^ salutes 20—22 East State Street, and "Whitney have accepted invlta ington, England, where Mr. Thomp flags and many other things wit 9009900000990000900 IOOOOO tlons to attend. son was born. which to celebrate the 4th of July TRENTON, NEW JERSEY THE CRANBURY PRESS
Herbert C. Hoover, Jr., son ot the William Pierce, of Hammonton, United States Secretary ot Commerce, seventeen, was drowned In Slow FAMOUS "LIFER" A DRAGNET FOR and Miss Margaret Eva Watson, ot Creek, near Duntree Corners, In the San Francisco, were -married in the presence of his fatheTj-und other STILL FIGHTS memorial chapel of Stanford Univer- * New Jersey FARM • 'bathers, who sought to save him. TO SEE WORLD WORLD NEWS sity In California. Max Reidler, of Morristown, first Senator La Follette left an estate- £ State Briefs to be tried ot the eighteen men in- valued at 568,000, with incumbrances dioted last month on charges of con- Jesse Pomeroy, Denied All POULTRY Flotsam and Jetsam of Live In- estimated at $29,000, according to the spiring to violate the prohibition, laws, briet will filed in Madison. Mrs. La Pleas for Liberty, terest Caught From the Mayor Cox, at Westvllle, has issued was found guilty by a jury" of eight IHARACTERISTICS OF , 'Follette is named the sole beneficiary women and four men after two hours' SHU Hopes. and executrix The net estate is o proclamation for a safe and sane Wires and Boiled Down. fourth at-that place because there deliberation. Sentence was deferred. NON-LAYING CHICKEN $39,000. Two Newark schoolboys, Hale and Boston.—The doors of the Charles- Thomas W. Lawson, financier and has been so many aocldents In that section. No firecrackers or other ex- Frank George, 11 and 13 years of age, town state prison clanged behind him August and September are the best LATE DOMESTIC JNTELLIGENCE •writer, once reputed to be worth respectively, are • suffering from lep- 50 years ago when he was a stripling 520,000,000, died at Boston without plosives over one and one-half inches months in which to cull flocks. Hens In length can be used. rosy In the county isolation hospital of seventeen. Today he is a grizzled that have the characteristics of good leaving a single nickel. . . old .man of sixty-seven, but he still is Important Happenings In the Forty- While making excavations for the at Soho. - • layers and that are-laying In August A mountain of rocks, moving at an A lunacy commission has been or- fighting, fighting, fighting in the hope eight States of the Union—Occur- cellar of. the flrehouse at Verga tha and September have been Invariably Incredible speed, toppled into the dered by Judge Williams, of Norrls that some day he will get out to see the best producers throughout the Gros Ventre River in the heart of .the firemen came across some bones the modern world about which he has rences at the Capital—Latest which they believe were those of some town, to Inquire into.the mental con- year. In order to cull a flock prop- Teton Mountains.In Western Wyom- dition ot-August Pasquale, alias "The read so much. He wants to see a Cable, Condensations. ing, according to a message received of the Hessian soldiers killed during trolley car, to ride in an automobile, rly It la necessary- to handle each the Revolutionary war. Crank," who was given a" life sen- len and put her through some tests'. at Cheyenne. tence to 1920 on a charge of kidnap- to fly over the mountain tops in an Construction of an electrical "loop" airplane. Jesse Pomeroy, the most fa- men as the following, suggested byG. Declaring that the public has been I ing Blakely Coughlln, of Norristown, . Schmidt, Colorado Agricultural col- hypnotized by big words about Muscle railway connecting the ^terminals ot , _ _ mous "lifer" In. all America, has all railroads In the metropolitan area on June *• lege. WASHINGTON Shoals and that there' is a wide gap Daniel Toreky, of New Brunswick, written a really graphic poem on the ~1 between popular beliefs and' the ac- of North Jersey as a means ot reliev- flying machine. .One of the',outstanding character- ing • passenger traffic congestion in wno returned home after serving a istics of a non-laying hen. of the yel- tual facts as to the project, Samuel S. sixty-day sentence for beating his Although 20 years of his time has The Italian mission has opened debt Wyer, consulting engineer, told the that section of the state was tenta- low-sklnned varieties Is the deep yel- negotiations with Washington commis- tively put forward by members, of the wife', shot and killed her and then been spent In solitary .confinement, ow color found on the shanks, on the national convention of the American shot himself over the heart, dying Pomeroy does not feel that the world sion; asks' U. S. to recognize limited Institute of Electrical Engineers In North Jersey Rapid Transit "Commis-- eak, around the vent, around the In- capacity to pay. slon at a conference in the State later in the New Brunswick Hospital. has passed him by. His "solitary" ner edge of the eyelids and on the session at Saratoga, N. Y., that Miss Louise Watts, »f Birmingham. was done years ago, when he was Secretary Mellon and Representa- Niagara Falls alone could develop House with Governor Silzer. ears of the whlte-lobed vnrletles. Ala., and "Miss Rena BassettI, ot young and rebellious and fought and When these hens are laying, this yel- tive Green conferrod on plans to re- 3,500,000 horsepower, or thirty-five Twenty-four New Jersey banks, Bridgefcon, have been elected to vacan- broke all the prison rules. For the duce inheritance taxes and prevent times the power of Muscle Shoals, among which are several Trenton in- low pigment Is all needed to form the cies on the teaching staff of the last two decades Jesse has been what egg yolk and none is deposited on overlapping of these taxeB between without affecting its scenic value. stitutions, have been awarded the ten- Bxldgeton schools. they always call the model prisoner. the states and the federal government. the body, and consequently the parts The extraordinary session called by tire $10,000,000 issue of' State bonds An annual salary Increase of 52,000 The Treasury surplus for the cur- on which bids were received by State Sues.Boston Woman. Just enumerated are faded or whitish Governor Smith of New York to con- was granted to Dr. William J. Blcke&, In color. rent fiscal year will be between $225,- sider State park legislation will cost Treasurer Read. The allotment to superintendent of Trenton's schools, That is why he has entered suit 000,000 and 5250,000,000. This was In- the State approximately 512,000. Trenton banks is close to 52,500,000, at a special meeting of the Board' of for libel against a Botson woman who The pelvic or pin bones of non-lay- dicated by the Treasury statement Balnbridge Colby, New York attor- almost one-fourth of the total issue. Education, which was called for the wrote a letter to a newspaper claiming ers are thick, cnrved' In and close to- made public here. ney, former Secretary of State, joined •Resort tipplers, at Atlantic City purpose of assigning teachers for the that Pomeroy had skinned alive a little gether. On laying hens they are thin, United States observers see Brus- the array of distinguished counsel will do thedr tippling In screenles3 •school year beginning In September. kitten placed In his cell. Pomeroy straight, flexible and wide apart, three sels Chamber of Commerce attacks for the defense of John T. Scopes saloons henceforth. At a meeting of The Increase brings Dr. Bickebt's sal- feels this letter has prejudiced the fingers' breadths or more. Measure . on Dawes plan as drive tor lower at Dayton, Tenn., for a conference. the City Commission an ordinance, ary to 510,000 a year. This Is the public against him again and ruined each hen for this distance between the American tariff. fathered by Mayor Bader providing same salary. paid the superintendent his chances for parole or pardon per- pin bones when culling. A commercial treaty between the for the unobstructed view of all "pub- in Atlantic City, according to John P. haps for years to come. And so he When a hen Is laying heavily her United States and Hungary was SPORTING lic places" was passed. The measure Dullard, who sponsored the resolution. says he had been, damaged $5,000 body is deep, a condition brought on signed at the state department. Sec- stipulates that oU screens must be A five-ton brack loaded with kegs worth. by the enlarged intestines and egg retary Kellogg signed for the United removed from such places as pool of beer crashed through a bridge Pomejoy's half century of confine- mass. This depth of body Is meas- States and Count Laszlo Szechenyi, Macdonald Smith, with 145, and Jim rcoms, cigar stores, saloons, cafes, across the Mill Stone River between ment, has been spent under the very ured from the pin bones to.the end of Hungarian minister, for Hungary. Barnes, with 147, take big lead for grills, restaurants and other places South Bound Brook and Weston re- shadow of Bunker Hill. Pomeroy has the keel and a good layer shows a Federal prohibition force reorgani- British open golf title. selling food and drinks. Dining rooms cently. A negro chauffeur waded Just suffered another setback, the re- depth of ~ more than tour finger zation will cut down major jobs from Suzanne Lenglen defeated Elizabeth of boarding houses and hotels are ashore and disappeared In the woods. fusal or Governor Fuller to consider breadths from the pin bones to tt-e forty-eight, under the present system, Ryan in Wimbledon tennis tourney exempt. He was last seen running through him for a pardon. keel. Test each hen for this depth. to twenty-two. A midsummer coutdst and four Americans were eliminated. As indicated by Attorney General Bound Brook. State Troopers took When Pomeroy was fourteen It was Non-layers generally have a firm, between senators Is expected to rie Dan Dwyer, who, as sparring part- Katzenbach when the question of charge of the truck and its cargo and charge^ he had murdered a four-year- drawn-up, meaty or fleshy abdomen termlne whose men will get lpsser ner of John L. Sullivan, taught the fa- freeing the Camden-Phlladelphla sent samples of the beer to be old boy, found with his throat cut and and differ from high producers much posts.. maus pugilist to use the right hand bridge first developed, New- Jersey analyzed to determine its alcoholic 15 stab wounds in his little body. as a fat beef cow differs from a good Mellon and Green have reached an punches which won Sullivan the will Insist with every legal power at content. The truck is said to be ths Three years later Pomeroy was con- dairy cow. Feel the abdomen of each accord on plans for a sweeping tax world's championship, died at Spring- its command that tolls be collected property of Smith & Solomon of New victed and sentenced to be hanged. hen. cut field, Mass., recently. until the bonds wjth which the struc- Brunswick. The tovernor commuted the sentence The vent of a good laying hen Is Pletro De Paolo, Earl Cooper, Tom- ture was financed have been retired. Delegates to the fifty-eighth annual large, open and moist, while that of a my Milton, Guy Hartz, Benny Hill and An announcement to this effect was encamrpment of New Jersey posts of non-lnyer Is small, closed, puckered WORLD'S BUSINESS other famous drivers will compete m made following a conference of the the Grand Army of the Republic at and dry. Look at the vent of each the Washington Motor Speedway race Attorney General and his staff with Cape May, elected officers at the en- hen when you handle. "~ on July 11, it was announced at Wash- T. Harry Rowland, counsel for the campment. Commander Edgar L. The comb of the non-laying hen Is The British have built the third ington. A grandstand with a capacity New Jersey Bridge Commission. Roray, of Post No. 5, Camden, of dry, pale, hard, and often covered with largest dock in world at Durban. of 25,000 is being erected. While showering a bridal party as it Glassboro, was elected state com- Bmnll scales. On a laying hen it Is Consistent reports of better busi- The American army polo team won was leaving Saints Philip and James mander. William Hall, of Nazareth, red, soft and larger. Look at the ness are coming from a number of Catholic Church of Phillipsburg, Hen- Pa.,- ninety-two, a member of the combs and feel them. industries and fears of a real depres- from the British and retain interna- tional championship. ry Dicker ran out into the street to Jersey City Post No. 3, was the old- Contrary to popular opinion the early sion this summer have been well aid the crowd of friends try to load est veteran attending the encamp- molting hen should be culled. Under routed. Miss Joyce Wethered, three-time winner LE the British women's golf the bridegroom (into a motor truck ment. normal conditions, hens that molt early ,. The South Porto Rico Sugar Com- Instead of into the bridal coach. He Ambrose Hansberger, of Philadel- are not very high producers. The pany of New York has been organized title, has renounced championship play. ran In front of an automobile of Miss phia, past president of the National nrly molter Is much like the cow with a capital of $1,000,000, as a sub- Sara McCrea of Pattenburg, was Association of Retail Druggists, speak- that goes dry three months too soon. sidiary of the South Porto Rico Sugar Lane Tech, of Chicago, defeated knocked down and suffered a frac- Flushing High School of New York, ing before the New Jersey Pharma- Mark the hens that start molting first Company, of. New Jersey. tured right hip. ceutical Association's convention at and get rid of them. The Pennsylvania Railroad, report- 3 to 1, in intercity baseball game at the Yankee Stadium. The will of William J. Burke, of Spring Lake, said that the worst At all times cull all sickly. Inactive Ing for May, show net operating in- Trenton, for many years claim ad- problem that druggists faced was the come 51.630,013 higher than in the Yale won the intercollegiate golf hens. Good layers are active healthy championship; Dexter Cummings, of juster for the United Traction Com- "injudicious activities of prohibition birds always looking for something to same month a year ago. Net for the pany, who died June 6, leaving real enforcement agents." He said legis- month totaled 57,647,618. Yale, and E. P. Stratton, of Williams, eat In careful culling all the factors tied for individual honors. estate valued at more than $5,000 and lation would be asked to allow drug- mentioned should be considered and Weekly reviews reflect steadiness of more than 510,000 in personal proper- gists to sell alcohol in smaller quan- only the best birds held over the win- mill operations. Track and field athletes of Harvard ty, was admitted to probate-by Surro- tities. and Yale, who have been picked to ter for breeding. If flocks are care- Rival railroad interests bid for con- gate George Lawyer. The widow, Vio- An airplane was called into use for fully culled each year, and If the birds trol of Lehigh Valley. compete against Oxford and Cam- let O. Burke, Is executrix. bridge July 11, are in training at the delivery of a largo quantity of are given good enre egg productloD Soviet Russia bought about 30 per . While standing on the railroad can be considerably Increased. cent more cotton in the United States Cambridge, Mass. sweet potato plants to William Jef- tracks near Prenchtown, John W. fries by a Vineland firm. This is tha the present crop year than last, tho Miss Margaret Proctor of the Hann was instantly killed when he all Russian Textile Syndicate, Inc., Lunenberg A. A. ot Massachusetts re- flTst shipment of perishable frelgh*. announced. was run down by a freight train. Mr. that has ever been sent by air from Fattening Broilers in cently established a new American Hann, who was about 70 years old, record for women in the javelin throw this section of the country. The de- Germany's Imports for May, it is could not hear well, and It Is said livery was made in 10 minutes' "fl$" Crates Is Best Plan announced, were valued at 1,034,000,- —103 feet 3 Inches. that the train was a few feet from Best results In fattening broilers can 000 marks and her exports at 732,000,- Miss Gertrude Ederle, American after the start was made. The pilot him before he noticed it. did not land, but dropped several only be reached by feeding them In 000. These figures compare with im- champion woman swimmer, has ar- confinement, and for this purpose spe- ports of 1,OSO,000,000 In April and ex- rived in England to train for channel Members of the Mlnnisink Tennis packages of the plants on the farm as Club of Paterson have reported to the he circled about. cial fattening crates, or at least a ports of 672,000,000. swim. small brooder house or room', should The minimum pay on Ford's new Numbered among the eighty-one police that after the club had finished Struck down as she was crossing preparations for celebration of Flag Center street and Park place, New- He Is an Omniveroua Reader. be used. Groups of not over 50 birds freighter Is 5100 a month. players who have qualified for the to a house or six or eight to the crate F. W. Sargent elected president of British open championship at Troon, Day an American flag, 15 by 25 feet, ark, by an automobile driven by a to life Imprisonment "because of the Chicago and North Western to suc- was stolen tTom the club grounds. man from the same town in which she should be used. After confining the Scotland, are MacDonald Smith, Jim. lad's youth." birds, do not feed them for 24 hours, ceed William H. Flnley, who has re- Barnes and Joe Kirkwood, American The cornerstone for the Frances resides, Mrs. Sarah Jones, seventy- Childs M. E. Church, formerly the The "boy fend," the "fiend Incar- and then feed a mash twice a day in signed. . professionals. three years old, of 482 Park avenue, nate," as he was called at the time, West Collingswood Church, being Weehawken, is in St. Michael's Hos- troughs and all they will eat In SO P ~ ~~ •a S H erected with funds provided by S. pital. She is suffering from shock entered the state prison September 9, minutes. No water should be neces- GENERAL FOREIGN j Canning Childs, millionaire retired and lacerations of the head. The 1870. And hi has been there ever sary, as the mash is to be fed wet. A grocery magnate, was laid with im- driver of the machine was Joseph since. Perhrpa If his suit for libel Is good and simple fattening ration would pressive ceremonies at White Horse Amberg. permitted to. stand In the-courts he consist of 20 pounds of yellow corn- The Wisconsin Legislature has Jacob Gould ScLunnan, the new pike and Collings avenue. Recorder Evans of Paterson fined may get out tn attend the trial. Perr meal, 10 pounds of wheat middlings chosen Senator Robert M. La Follette American ambassador to Germany, Rev. John C. McClary, vice presi- two alleged pickpockets, Jack Shaw haps that ehuice rather than the need or shorts, 10 pounds of fine ground as the subject for the State's second has arrived in Berlin to take up his dent of Seton Hall College, Sou£h and" Benjamin Koffsky, both of New for $5,000 da/nages has prompted him oats and 10 gallons of buttermilk. Mix statue in the National Hall of Fame duties. Orange, has been appointed chancel- York, $150 each. Shaw and Kotfsky in the suit. •Were Is further explana- the mash and milk the day before it at Washington. The Roosevelt-Cherrie expedition Is lor of the Newark Roman Catholic were arrested on a Paterson bus. tion of the lHiel action In the fact tha Is to be used and let it sour. Market- Mrs. Franklin H. Chase, wife of the detained at the foot of the Karakoram diocese, and Rev. Thomas V. Glover Shaw said he was a salesman and Pomeroy has come to consider hlmsel after ten days or two weeks of this associate editor of the Syracuse, N. Y., pass, in India, handicapped by snow of Jersey City has been made assist- Koffsky claimed to be a singer in New an able' law/er. He has read and feeding. - Journal, who died at Stow, Scotland, and awaiting fresh supplies. ant chancellor. York cabarets. .studied law for years, giving especial while accompanying her husband on a Financial precedents in France will Deputy Attorney General Wilfred • Adrian G. Chamberlain, who re- attention, of course, to murder trials. •world tour, was buried there. be shattered when Joseph Calllaux re- H. Jayne announced at Morristown signed as federal prohibition enforce- Not many years ago he prepared what Toe-Picking Habit Will Several Chinese were killed and veals his proposal for meeting the na- that more than 100 witnesses for the ment director in New Jersey, is to was pronounced a very able brief on Develop in Crowded Pen considerable loot carried away by tional defense bonds. The finance state would be present at the opening become manager of the Allenhurst his case and tried to get permission t argue It before the Supreme Judicial Toe-plcklng among chicks is apt to bandits who entered Magdalen, Son- minister proposes the creation of new of the trial of James H. B^olitho of Park Estate, a realty company, which develop when the quarters of the birds ora, and "shot up the town," accord- bonds redeemable in gold, thus ex- Parsippany, former prosecutor' of is developing a tract bordering Deal court of Massachusetts. He was de- ing ,,to advices received at Nogales, Morris county, who was indicted with nied the request, as he has been denlei are csowded or when there is not empting them from exchange fluctua- Lake and Asbury Park. enough animal protein In the ration. Ariz. tions. 17 others on charges of conspiracy to Joseph F. McDonald of New York every request looking to his liberty. After July 1 Connecticut's new violate the prohibition law and to ex- Student of Language*. The constant picking at the toes final- After being without silver coinage and Miss Anna Shea of Newark wero ly causes the blood to flow and as this motion picture tax bill, signed by Gov. for twenty-five years, the Guatemalan tort money from Morris county citi- drowned when a canoe in which they Pomeroy has studied languages am Trumbull, goes into effect. Besides zens. were riding with another couple cap- proves palatable It leads to cannibal- government has put Into circulation is proficient In at least four. Perhap Ism. This Is difficult to check and imposing, a tax on all films shown in 50,000,000 quetzales, made by the Judge Bufnngton of the United sized near Bertrand island. Their he hopes to do a little world travel be- the Btate, the bill gives the State Tax Philadelphia mint, and each with the States circuit court of appeals has" bodies were recovered. often causes serious loss. fore his days are ended. He also has When this trouble Is discovered both Commissioner wide powers of censor- same value as the American dollar. denied the appeal" of Louis Miller, Under a readjustment of the fare Btudled chemistry and Is well read In ship. American business men have every former proprietor of the Miller hotel zones between Trenton and Camden, roomier quarters and more animal history. His turn for poetry is not at protein should be provided. The The cog railroad, Crystal Park confidence in the Dawes plan, John W. and Hofbrau Grill at Trenton, from as set forth in a new schedule filed all bad and he is one of the moBt Highway and the street railway, .op- O'Leary, president of the United his conviction In the Newark federal with the Board of Public Utility Com- chicks with bleeding toes should be valued contributors to the prison mag- removed ana kept separate until the erating between Manltou and the States Chamber of Commerce, told district court last November on a missioners by the Public Service azine. Prison fare and prison days— Pike's Peak depot, have been pur- delegates to the International Cham- charge of selling and possessing liq- Railway Company, that part of the toes are well healed. chased from Zed G. Simmons, of New even the 20 years of "solitary"—have ber of Commerce at Brussels. Be- uor. Unless the appeal is carried to line within Trenton will constitute not broken Jesse Pomeroy. He is 1 It Is wen to keep the chicks occu- York City, by Spencer Penrose, Colo- cause of this faith, the American peo- the supreme court Miller will shortly after July 1 a single 5 cent fare area. pied by hanging vegetables and 'lones rado Springs capitalist, and associ- le feel keenly that the time for set- good physical condition for a man o bo required to begin service of his At present an 8 cent fare is charged his age. He 1B an omnivorous readei with shreds of meat attached by a ates. The consideration was not tlement of inter-allied debts has ar- BIX months' term In the Mercer COUB- in a somewhat longer area, which In- string at n height which will cause announced. rived, he said. and In that way feels be has kept up ty jail. cludes Trenton. with the progress of the world—has them to jump In order to reach these Mrs. F. G. Calllers, Elgin, 111., Premier Palnleve faces even great- products. burned up a pile of papers "among Edward J. Courtney of Cherry Tree Memorial chimes presented to the kept step better, he believes, than the er menace on financial questions than Lane, Slackwood, was held in 5200 First Presbyterian Church of Mer- unobservant and the Illiterate amon •which her husband had hidden 52,500 on Moroccan war. drawn to pay a mortgage. bail to await grand jury action when chantville by Mayor Frederick L. Hol- the free men who see, but do not un- Market Cockerels British newspaper publishers he was arraigned in police court on a man in memory of his parents wore derstand. Modem inventions Interest John M. Moss, of Milwaukee, Wis., threaten to close up shop unless Red charge of giving a worthless check'for dedicated recently. The services wero All cockerels raised each season ex- will be next president of Klwanis In- element In typographical trades drop Pomeroy hugely. The picture papers cept those selected to keep for breed- 55 to Harry Stem of Union street. In charge of the Rev. Gordon M. Rus- and magazines are his hobby. He be- • ternational. Ho was the unanimous demands. Courtney was arrested by Detective sell, pastor. The chimes' are of the ers should be eaten, canned or mnr- choice of the nominating committee. Warning the. United States and lieves he could step out Into the worl keted Just js soon as they are large Haney. tubular variety and are installed on tomorrow and probably never get Reports that a merger of 1,750 retail other creditors of Europe that If trans- Daniel J. Murphy of 2602 Hamilton the roof of the new Sunday school enough. If the chicks nre hatched grocery stores in the South would fer problems prevent Germany paying thrill, for he has visualized all that li early the cockerels should reach broil- probably be consummated soon wero avenue, Hamilton township, was building. taking place and his Imagination has reparations, they must also prevent treated .at St. Francis Hospital for Fire of undetermined origin at1 the er size.In June or July. Cockerels confirmed by J. M. Fly, Memphis, Europe paying war debtsr- Maurics carried him far afield. The old pris- saved for breeders should be vigorous, Tenn., president of the National Asso- Bevere burns about the left arm and A. P. Munning & Co..-factory at Pater- oner is described today as a "gfoo Lewandowski, at Brussels, vice presi- thigh. He told the authorities that son caused an estimated loss of $50,- strong, active and alert, - rind those ciation of Chain Grocers. He said dent of the bankers' syndicate, as- religious man," but no warden as yet that have grown most rapidly nnd are more than 57,500,000 would be 3ln- his wife hurled a pot containing 000. It started In the shipping depart sailed the Anglo-Saxon theory of Bcaldlng hot coffee at him following ever recommended his release. He Is the best developed. If a bird does not -, Tolved. transfer difficulties. ment. Much of the damage was to pqpular In the. prison, however, and AO argument. stock ready for Bhinment, possess these qualities he will' not does his work well. make a good breeder.
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gav* way to a rich On; Urea-looking women with sagging figures who drank Sellna's cream and ate her abundant vegetables and tender chickens u SO BIG though they expected these viands to be momentarily snatched from them. CHAPTER XIII—Continued By for a week or ten daya at a stretch, Sellna picked these up In odd corners- of the city. Dirk protested agalnBt —17— EDNA FERBER and Indulged in what she called an The words, Bpoken In their sweet clear orgy. At such times Julie Arnold this, too. Sellna was a member of the <©, Doubledsy. Poge & Co.) would Invite her to occupy one of the High Prairie school board now. She rolceB, fell nonchalantly from their WND Sorvice. "pretty lips. AH very fearless and un- guest rooms at the Arnold house, or was on the Good Boads committee and inhibited ana free. That, they told Dirk would offer her his bedroom and the Truck Fanners' association val- tell her that he would be comfortable ued her opinion. Her life was full, you, was the main thing. Sometimes She enjoyed listening to street car con- Plrk wished they wouldn't work so on the big couch In tbe living room, or pleasant, prolific. ductors, washwomen, Janitors, land- hat he would take a room at the Uni- hard at their play. They were for- adles, clerks, doormen, chauffeurs, po- ever getting up pageants and plays versity club. She always declined. She Chapter XIV licemen. Something about her made 'ould take a room In a hotel, some- and.large festivals for charity; Vene- hem talk. They opened to her as tian fetes. Oriental bazaars, charity lowers to the sun. They sensed her mes north, sometimes south. Her Paula had a scheme for'Interesting balls. In the programme performance Interest, her liking. As they talked lollday before her, she would go off women In bond buying. It was a good .of these many of them sang better,' Sellna would exclaim, "You don't say! oamlng gaily as a small boy on a scheme. She suggested It so that Dirk acted better, danced better than most Veil, tlia t"" terrible 1" Her eyes .would Saturday morning, with the day thought he had' thought of It. Dirk professional performers, but the whole ie bright with sympathy. itretchlng gorgeously and adventpre- was head now of the bond department thing, always lacked the flavor, some- Sellna had said, .on entering Dirk's lomely ahead of him, sallies down tlie In the Great • Lakes Trust company's how, of professional performance. On ifflce, "My land! I don't see how you itreet without plan or appointment, magnificent new white building on these affairs they lavished thousands •an work among those pretty creatures mowing that richness In one form or Michigan boulevard north. • In costumes and decorations, • receiv- ind not be a sultan. I'm going to ask another lies before him for the choos- Its white towers gleamed pink In ing In return other thousands which ome of them down to the farm over ing. A soclnble woman, Sellna, savor- the lake mists. Dirk said it was .a they soberly turned over to the cause. iunday." ing life," she liked the lights, the color, terrible building, badly proportioned, They found nothing ludicrous In this. the rush, the noise. Her years of and that.it looked like a vast vanilla "Don't, Mother! They wouldn't un- grinding work, with her face pressed Spasmodically they went Into busi- lerstand. I scarcely see them. They're sundae. His new private domain was ness or semi-professional ventures, de- down to the very soil ltselt had failed more like a splendid bookless library ust part of the office equipment." :o kill her zest for living. She prowled fying the conventions. Patila did this, Afterward, Ethellnda Qulnn had than a business office. It was finished too. She or one of her friends were nto the city's foreign quarters— In rich dull walnut and there were tassed expert opinion. "Say, she's got Italian, Greek, Chinese, Jewish. forever opening blouse shops; starting en times the guts that Frosty's got. great upholstered chairs, soft rugs, Glfte Shoppes; burgeoning Into tea like her fine. Did you see her tev- She loved the Michigan boulevard shaded lights. Special attention was rooms decorated In crude green and ble hat! But say, It didn't look fun- nd State street shop windows In paid to women clients. There was a vermilion and orange and black; an- >y on her, did It? Anybody else in hlch haughty waxed ladles In glitter- room for their convenience fitted with nouncing their affiliation with an ad- hat getup would look comical, but ng evening gowns postured, fingers low restful chairs and couches, lamps, vertising agency. These adventures ihe's the kind that could walk off with ilegantly crooked as they held a fan, writing desks, In mauve and rose. blossomed, withered, died. They were nythlng. I don't know. She's got rose, a program, meanwhile smiling Paula had selected the furnishings for the result of post-war restlessness. ondescendlngly out upon an envious this room. Ten years earlier It would hat I call an air: It beats style. (Copyright, 1325.) Many of these girls had worked ln- •Jlce, too. She 6ald I was a pretty vorld flattening Its nose against the have been considered absurd In a suite defatlgably during the 1917-1918 pe- ittle thing. Can you heat it! At that 'late glass barrier. of business offices. Now It was a Horizontal 23—A children's same riod; had driven service cars* man- routine part of the equipment. 1—A preposition 25—Poiscssses 28—To fondlw ihe's right. I cer'nl.v yam." She penetrated the Black belt, where 3—To butt ngalnst violently 28— Remainders that have not been aged ambulances, nursed, scrubbed, All unconscious, "Take a letter, Miss Chicago's vast and growing negro pop- Dirk's private office was almost as 7—An elongnted fish paid conducted canteens. They missed the !ulnn," said Dirk half an hour later. ilatlon shifted and moved and difficult of access as that of the na- 0—Belonging to me 30—Driveled 31—Subtracts excitement, tbe satisfaction of achieve- In the midst of this fiery furnace of itretched Its great limbs ominously, tion's executive. Cards, telephones, 11—At this time 32—Slender tactile processes' on the ment 13—Part of the day • lips of certain fishes emlnlnity Dirk walked unscorched. eachlng out and out In protest and office" boys, secretaries stood between 10—Reward for services 34—To chop In fine bits D overflowing the bounds that Irked it. 30—The sharp edge formed by the They found Dirk fair game, resent- aula, the North shore girls, well-bred the caller nnd Dirk DeJong, head of 17—To obtnln 10—Sore swelling* md professional business women be Her serene face and her quiet manner, the bond department. You asked for 20—A smnll spot meeting of two surfaces ed Paula's proprietorship. Susans and 22—A flying mammal 2-1—A deer 37—Festivals Janes and Kntes and Bettyc and Sa^- ccaslonally met in the course of er bland interest and friendly look him, uttering his name in the ear of 25—Part of the body 38—A stntc of tranqulllty luslness, the enticing little nymphs he rotected her. They thought her a the six-foot statuesque detective who, 27—Sodium (symbol) 40—An Instrument used In baseball lys—plain old-fushlo&ed names for 43—Popular name for an American modern, erotic misses—they talked to mcountered In his own office, all prac- social worker, perhaps; one of the in the guise of usher, stood- In the 80—Not good 31—Father lced on him their warm and perfumed upllfters. She bought and read the center of the marble rotunda eyeing 33—Part of the verb "to be" university Dirk, danced with him, rode with him, 33—A weapon 47—Restricted 40—Atmosphere vlles. He moved among them cool and Independent, the negro newspaper In each visitor with a coldly appraising 35—Lodges of "Patrons of Husbandry" 50—To pat on 61—To soak np flirted with him. His very unattaln- 53—To cut down ubleness gave him piquancy. That erene\ Perhaps his sudden success .•hlch Jierb doctors advertised magic gaze. This one padded softly ahead 38—A small mass of butter md hitd^jBomethlng to do with this; oots. She1 even sent the twenty-five of you on rubber heels, only to give 30—A bony rod which stiffens the 55—The arrangement of a ship's sails Paula Storm hud him fast. He didn't nd his quiet ambition for further suc- ^lateral wnll of the body and masts care a hoot about girls. :ents required for a box of these, you over to the care of a gloriiled 41—A mountnln nymph 57—To marry :ess. For he really was accounted harmed, by their names—Adam and office boy who took your nams You 42—Ever (contraction) 50—A cnrpenter*s tool "Oh, Mr. DeJong," they said, "your successful now, even In the spectneu- Eve roots, Master of the Woods, waited. He returned. You waited. 43—A member of a legislative body 60—A deep, broad-mouthed vessel mime's Dirk, Isn't It? What a slick ar whirl of Chicago's meteoric finnn- Dragon's Blood, High John the Con- Presently there appeared a young 44—A soothing melody 61—An Insect name! What does It mean?" 4."!—To perform 46—A flower 63—An artificial head covering :lal constellation. North-side mammas ueror, Jezebel Roots, Grains of Para- woman with Inquiring eyebrows. She 48—Frozen liquid 6-1—A lnrRe cask "Nothing, I suppose. It's a Dutch regarded his income, his career, and dise. conversed with you. She vanished. 40—Pnrt of the verb "to be" 65—Mountains (nbbr.) 00—A mental dlstnrbnnce caused by name. My people—my father's peo- als future with eyes of respect and Look here, Mother," Dirk would You waited. She reappeared. You 50—Refrains 52—A kind of tree ple—-were Dutch, you know." wily speculation. There was always a were ushered Into Dirk DeJong's large 54—Exists 55—A slender stick alcoholic liquids (slang) protest, "you can't wander around like 56—To plant seeds 68—To search for placer gold "A dirk's a sort of sword. Isn't It, neat little pile of Invitations in the and luxurious Inner office. And there 58—In such a mnnner 60—A preposition or poniard? Anyway, It sounds very mall that lay on the correct little con- formality fled. 50—Transgression 70—A point of the compass 00— A triangular anil "--. 71—A note In the diatonic seals keen and cruel and fatal—Dirk." sole In the correct little apartment Dirk was glad to see you; quietly, 73—Steamship (abbr.) ministered by the correct little Jap on 62—A religious resting; place He would flush a little (one of his Interestedly glad to see you. AS you (M—To Inbel 63—Harried assets) and smile, and look at them, the correct North-side street near (but stated your business he listened atten- 67—To plunge or Immerse The solution will appear in next Issna* and say nothing. He" "found that to not too near) the lake, and overlook- tively, as was his charming way. The 60—To pull along after be all that was necessary. ing it. 70—Roads volume of business done with women '2—An Ulnmlnntlng mixture He,got on enormously. clieflts by the Great Lakes Trust com- 74—A preposition 75—An affirmative Solution of Last Week's Puzzle. Between the girls he met In society The apnrtment had been furulshed pany was enormous. Dirk was con- '0—To do wrong and the girls that worked In hl3 of- with Paula's aid. Together she nnd servative, helpful—and he always got 77—Nova Scotlp (nbbr.) fice there existed a similarity that Dirk had gone to Interior decorators. "But you've got to use your own the business. He talked little. He Vertical struck and amused Dirk. He said, was amazingly effective. 1—An article -Take a letter, Miss Roach," to a slim nste, too," Paula had said, "to give 2—To dress •. 4—Exist the Individual touch." The apart- Ladies In the modish black of re- G—A crowd young creature as exquisite as the cent bereavement made quite a somber girl with whom he had danced the day ment was furnished In a good deal of 0—A liquid used In the manufacture Italian furniture, the finish a dark procession to his door. His suggestions of various dyes before; or ridden or played tennis or Jlpften originating with Paula) made 7—Printers' measures bridge. Their very clothes were fault- ak or walnut, the whole massive nnd 8—'For example (Latin abbr.) yet somehow unconvincing. The effect the Great Lakes Trust company's dis- 0—Encountered less Imitations. They even used the creet advertising rich in results. Neat eume perfume. He wondered, Idly, was Bomber without being Impressive. 10—An old form of "you" There were long carved , tables on little pamphlets written for women on 12—A fabric worn by an Insect liow they did It. They were eighteen, the subjects of saving, Investments. 14—The eggs of fishes nineteen, twenty, and their faces and which an ash tray seemed a desecra- 15—Family or breed tion; great chairs roomy enough for "You are not dealing with a soulless 16—A foolish or silly person bodies and desires and natural- equip- corporation," said these brochure*. 18—A slight flap forming an ap- ment mude their presence in a business oiling, yet In which you did not re- lax; dull sliver candlesticks; vest- "May wakserve you? You need more pendage office a paradox, an absurdity. Yet than , friends.- Before acting, you 20—Performed they were capable, too, In a mechanical ments; Dante's saturnine features 21—The first nnme of an actress In sneering down upon you from a cor- should have your Judgment vindicated "Grounds for Divorce" - sort of wuy. Theirs were mechanical by an organization of Investment spe- jobs. They were lovely creatures with rect cabinet. There were not many books. Tiny foyer, large living-room, cialists. You may have relatives and HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE the minds of fourteen-year-old chil- friends, some of whom would gladly When the correct letters are placed in the white spaces this puzzle will dren. Their hair was shining, perfect- bedroom, dining-room, .kitchen, and a spell words both vertically and horizontally. The first letter In each word la cubby-hole for the Jap. advise you on Investments. But per- Jy undulated, as fine and glossy and haps you rightly feel that the less they Indicated by a number, which refers to the definition listed below the puzzle. tenderly curling as a young child's. Thns No. 1 under the column hended "horlxontnl" defines n word which will 1111 Dirk did not spend, much of his time know about your financial affairs, the the white apaces np to the first black square to the right, and a number under Their breasts were flat, their figures In the place. His upward climb was a better. To handle trusts, and to care "vertical" defines a word which will fill the white squares to the next black on* singularly sexless like that of a very treadmill, really. His office, the apart- for the securities of widows and or- below. No letters go In the black spaces. All words used are dictionary words* young boy. They were wise with the except proper names. Abbreviations. slang. Initials, technical terms and obso- ment, a dinner, a dance. lHs contacts phans, Is our business." lete forms are Indicated in the definitions. -wisdom of the serpent. Their legs were monotonous, and too few. were slim and sturdy. Their mouths She Liked to Stroll Along the Crowded It was startling to note how this were pouting, soft, pink, the lower lip His office was a great splendid of- Sidewalks. sort of thing mounted Into millions. a little curled back, petal-wise, like fice In a grent splendid office building "Women, are becoming more .and in LaSalle street. He drove back and that. It Isn't safe. This Isn't High the moist mouth of a baby that has Prairie, you know., If you want to more used to the handling of money," Just finished nursing. Their eyes were forth In a motor car along the boule Paula said, shrewdly. "Pretty soon URSERY RHYME vards. His social engagements lay ;o round I'll get Sakl to drive you." wide apart, empty, knowledgeous "That would be nice," she said, mild- ^ putronage Is going to be as valu- They managed their private affairs north. LaSalle street bounded him on able as thnt of men. The average the west. Lake Mlchlgnn on the east, ly. But she never availed herself of like generals. They were cool, remote, this offer. woman doesn't know about bonds— disdainful. They reduced their boys Jackson boulevard on the south, Lake about bond buying. They think they're to desperation. They were brigands, Forest on the north. He might have She would go over to South Water something mysterious and risky. They •desperadoes, pirates, taking all, giving lved a thousand miles away for all street, changed now, and swollen to ought to be educated up to it. Didn't little. They came, for the most part, he knew of the rest of Chicago—the such proportions that It threatened to you say something. Dirk, about classes from sordid homes, yet they knew, in mighty, roaring, sweltering, pushing, burst its confines. She liked to stroll in finance for women?" some miraculous way, all the fine screaming, magnificent hideous steel along" the crowded sidewalks, lined "But Would the women come?" arts that Paula knew and practiced. giant that was Chicago. with crates and boxes and barrels of "Of course they'd come. Women They were corsetloss, pliant, bewilder- Sellna. had had no hand in the fur- fruits, vegetables, poultry. Swarthy will accept any invitation that's en- ing, lovely, dangerous. nishing of his apartment. When It was foreign fuces predominated now. graved on heavy cream paper." finished Dirk had brought her in tri- Where the red-faced overalled men had The Great Lakes Trust had a branch Among them Dirk worked Immune, umph to see It. "Well," he had said, been she now saw lean muscular lads In Cleveland now, and one In New "what do you think of It, Mother?" In old army shirts and khaki pants and .aloof, untouched. He would have been scuffed puttees wheeling trucks, load- York, on Fifth avenue. The drive to surprised to learn that he was known She had stood In the center of the Ing boxes, charging down the street In Interest women In bond buying and among them us Frosty: They admired room, a small plain figure In the midst huge rumbling auto vans. Their faces to Instruct them In finance was to take jind resented him. Not one that did of these massive somber carved tables were hard, their talk terse. Any oneon almost national proportions. There not secretly dream of the day when chairs,'_ chests. A little smile had of .these, she reflected, was more vital, was to be newspaper and magazine ad- • he would cull her Into his office, shu quirked the corner of her mouth. "I more native, functioned more usefully vertising. the door, and say, "Loretta" (their think it's as cosy as a cathedral." and 'honestly than her successful son, (TO BE CONTINUED.) mimes were burbanklan monstrosities," Sometimes Sellna remonstrated with Dirk DeJong. horn of grafting the orlglnnl appella- him, though of late she had taken on a "Where V beans?" When Pedagogues Kicked tion onto their own Idea of beauty In strunge reticence. She no longer asked "In th' ol' beanery." Scotland's army of schoolmasters nomenclature — hence Loretta, Imo- him (about, the furnishings of the "Tough." In the year 1782 sent a memorial to
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IMPROVED UNIFORtf INTERNATIONAL the "Embattled Fanners" Made Their CROCKEYJOY Famous Stand on the Bridge at Concord ADVENTURES . By BETTT BROWNE (CoDjrrteht.) Lesson I* A h P*ta R btola l * lata A m Ruth Goes Through the) Tupnel (By REV. P. B. FIT2TWATBR. D.D.. De»» of the Evening School, Moody BlbU l». UTH sat In the shade-of the oak •tltuto of Chicago.) R tree which grew beside her home., (©, 1925, Woitorn Newspaper Union.) Dear to All She had put down her sewing because her finger hurt where the last needle Lesson for July 5 Lovers Jab had pricked her. A Jaybird chat- tered 'overhead. She heard a scratch- ing on the bark of the tree and Just THE BEGINNING OF FOREIGN above her a plump gray squirrel looked MISSIONS down with eyes bright as shoe buttons. She closed her eyes for. a moment. LESSON TEXT—Acts 13:1-12. total*!* total* ftatatatafet* When she opened' them the- Crockey- GOLDEN TEXT—And Ho said unto thorn, Go ye Into all. the world, and Champion Spark Joy was 'with her and they were al- preach the gospel to every creature.— ready starting away on an adventure. Mark 18:15. • Plugsareguaranteed Soon she had grown smaller even than PRIMARY TOPIC—Two Men Become to give absolute the needle which she had been using Forolgn Missionaries. JUNIOR TOPIC—How Foreign Mln- satisfaction to the Just a moment before. Ruth nowsaw slarrs Began. that the Crockeyjoy had on his arm INTERMEDIATE AND SEN.IOR TOP- user, or full repair two lanterns. She wondered for what IC—The Boelnning of Foreign Mis- or replacement will they might be used, as It was .mid-sions. - afternoon and bright daylight. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP- be made. IC—The Holy Spirit In Foreign Mis- They walked a long way. At last sions. ChamptrnXforForiteOc Bhte they came to the mouth of a great Box for all other can, 75c More than 95,000 dealers sell Cham- dark tunnel. The Crockeyjoy stopped I. The Gifts of the Church at An- "j*mi. You udll know the gen- and lighted "the two lanterns. Then tioch (v. 1). uine by the double-ribbed core. he gave qne to Ruth. Young as Antloch, the new religious "Follow me," he said, "but watch center was, she had prophets and Champion. Spark Plug Co. out that you don't trip because the teachers. In Eph. 4:8-12 Paul declares Toledo, Ohio path is rather rough in places." that when Christ ascended He gave Windsor, Oob, London. Pkrto On they went. At times the cavern gifts to men for the purpose of per- opened out. In other spots It was nar- row and the roof was so low that fecting the saints unto the work of Scene of the Lexington-Concord bridge battleground where one hundred and fifty years ago "the shot wat fired thalr heads almost bumped against it. the ministry- This shows that the that was heard 'round the world." In the foreground Is the monument commemorating the Lexington engagement; Great rocks Jutted out in places and church does not exist for itself, but on the other end of the Concord bridge' Is seen the Minute Men's statue to the memory of the valiant defenders of for sen-Ice to others". Christ, the the- span. head of the church, came not to be ministered to, but to minister and give His life a ransom for many HBI (Jlatt. 20:28). II. Barnabas and Saul Sent Forth George F. Baker Presents Field to Columbia Simple Explanation of Jones' Little Blunder TWICE IN THIS His -wife was a tall brunette. Jones had waited on the appointed corner for her for 15 minutes and was begin- WOMAN'S LIFE ning to grow Impatient. At last he espied a tall, familiar-appearing figure coming down the street. She arrived Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- at the corner, and he took her by the ble Compound Helped-Her arm, saying: "Come, dear, we must hurry." from Sickness to Health "Sir, how dare you?" the woman answered. Ellensbnrg, Washington. — "When I "Why, Hartie.wliat In the world—" was first coining into womanhood I suf- "Officer, this masher IS attempting fered terribly every 'i, "z:, month. My mother to be familiar with me," the.tall wom- did everything she an said to a John Law who had just could think of, so shs took me to several On his way to.the station Jones had doctorsand they only • an opportunity to think It over. Sud- helped me a little. Mother was talking denly it dawned on him—he had for- to another lady about gotten to remove Ms colored glasses my condition and she and had accosted a blonde instead of told mother of Lydia his dark-haired spouse.—Washington E. Pinkham's Vege- African Gold Output Columns. table Compound. Although the output of African gold Mother got me six .mines recently jumped $1,530,000 to •When you decide to ret rid of Worms or bottles and at the end of the first montb $17,540,000 In.a recent month, every Left to right: Capt Eddie Farrell Tapeworm, rot the xnodlclne that will expel : them with one dose—Dr. Peery'o "Dead I was much better, so I kept on taking effort Is being made to reduce ex of University of Pennsylvania base- Shot." 372 Pearl St., N. T. Adv. it until I had no more pains. When! penses. ball team; Capt. Van Brocklln of got married and had my first child I was Columbia; George F. Baker, noted in terrible pain BO that it was impossi- banker, and President Nicholas Mur> Trees Give Off Large ble for me to do my housework. I 1 thought of how the Vegetable Compound Your '"Vacation Home * ray Butler of Columbia university. Quantities, of Water had been of so much benefit to me when UTr. Baker* Is shown handing base- A European botanist, after careful I was a ggirl, so I went to Perier's Drag- ball to farrell, to start the ball game. observations, once concluded that a Store and got six bottles. It sure This . was Mr. Baker's first appear- mature birch tree with 200,000 leaves help me and I still take it. I am a well ance on Baker field, which he pre- gives off through those leaves during woman today and I can't say too mncb sented to Columbia university. The a single hot day more than 100 gal- about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Inset shows Eddfe Farrell, who has Compound. I will answer any letter that lons of water. In Saturday night comes to me to answer about what your joined the New York Giants. - units, this Is a bath apiece for a fam- medicine-has done for me." —Mrs. ily of ten. WILLIAM CARVEK,E. F.D. NO. 2, Ellens- Whether the botanist missed It by burg, Washington. one bath or the fraction of a tea cup DIDN'T LIKE NAME Manager Rogers Hornsby does not much matter. We know that trees have a mighty thirst and that OF -YANKEE TEAM ONE-BASE HITS there Is an enormous amount of water In the leaves, branches, trunks and (By JACK SIMPSON.) roots of full-grown trees. This water Bossert "RADIO" Watson Couldn't Stand for Is constantly circulating. A tree may RESINOL Bungalow New York American Tho 'Catcher's Box. be compared to a fountain.—R. D. .Soothinq &nd He&Iinq League Club. Few ball players, especially catch- Forbes In American Forests and For- Biggest Value $£!'% gE ers, know they are restricted to a cer- est Life. .Stops Itchinq tain territory behind the home plate. Ever Offered O £ 7H The recent release of Pitcher John The catcher's box Is triangular In Do You Want to Earn Money in a Bungalow Watson by the New York Giants re- shape, formed by the extension of foul in Your Spare Time? P. O. B. BROOKLYN calls an Interesting yarn Watson was lines as the sides, the corner of the We require men and women to sell T7/M C BoMnrt RADIO Modal Bungalow wont to tell pertaining to the way he Is a new idea In vacation bunfcaloWa. plate nearest the catcher as the apex. Sure Relief high-class, low-priced line of Rayon ' Comfortablcraom arrangement licomblned dodged a possible chance to play with Underwear and Pure Silk Hosiery, di- with compactness of design.snd aturdlneaa the Yankees. A line ten feet from the corner of the rect to wearer. Bis commissions. All of construction with ease of erection. Built plate connecting the extended foul FOR INDIGESTION women will buy. Excellent proposition. at the largest lumber plant In the Bait. Watson was playing with Fort Smith lines marks off the catcher's box. Write Doris Knltt Underwear Co., 146 The RADIO Bungalow la fully portable. then. A Yankee scout dropped into West 30th Street, New York City, N. ¥• Two men can put It up In a day and a half. The catcher Is*Bupposed to work in No skilled tnechanlca required, Ii you de- Tulsa, Okla., where the Fort Smith READ—"TRAILING THE TRACKS OF sire to change the location it may betaken team was to play a sprles. The word this box and can be penalized just the CAIN, or the OrlKln of tho Ape; and the down quickly and transported easily, so same as the pitcher if he operates out- BlacHman." J1.00 T. L. DA"VIS, 123 N. Cedar that it is your summer home wherever got to Watson that the scout wanted 6 BELL-ANS St., Grand Inland, Nobr. you desire to be. to see" him pitch and had a contract side of it at certain times. The pitcher, Hot water Thm RADIO Bungalow has living room during an exciting part of the game, FIVE-ACRE TRACTS IN OCEOLA COUTfTY 12>12 ft., with big double windows on side, ready for him to sign If he showed Sure Relief (FLOHIDA) for ualc at $360. payable 110 will forget himself and start his wind- down, balance monthly. HlKh dry pralrio and single window, 2 bedrooms,9xi ft. with the right amount of promise. land, Huitable for vepetable farm or hofne- 2 large windows on different sides to allow up before the catcher has returned to nlte. Write for particulars Apuntp warTled. for complete circulation of air. Kitchen, Watson, born and raised In Louisi- his box and given him his signal, MERRICK REALTY CO.. MIAMI. FJLA. 6x 9 ft., with 1 window, and bath. Both ana, had seen or heard little of the ELL-ANS front and bock doors glass paneled. thereby committing a balk. Catchers FLORIDA //«re i« an idmal way to spend yonr vaca- world when he began to play baseball must be alert at all times to help a 25* AND 75$ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Acreape, Inventmenta, farms, city proper- tion. 'At the beach, in the mountains or and carried an lnhorn hatred of the tlpH. Write for full Information to Elton country. Yon can alwQyf enjoy your bun- pitcher when the go'Ing is rough to Realty Company, JackHonvllle. Florida. galow. Its omsll cost is paid back tne first word "Yankee," Inherited from his an- prevent this situation. summer in health and happiness. cestors of Civil war days. So he .de- Small Wood Denizens FREE TtLIl" BULBS—Send 35c (no stamp?? Dlcideriwht now tobmnefit fromthegreat- How often have you noticed a for packing and mulling and we will tend est ol bungalow values. Boosts in stock cided he didn't want to play with a Have Large Appetites sample assortment of larpe tulipi, VAle ready for Immediate shipment. Writ* at team bearing that name. catcher step up In front of the- home LBNTOOED BULB CO., Betlinsrhiim. Wash. one* for order form and Joldmr complttmly plate to receive a legally pitched ball Tests of the appetite of the average dctcribinm thm RADIO Bangaloa. Tulsa failed to collect more than a on which a base runner Is stealing Rocky mountain mantled ground squir- LOUIS BOSSERT & SONS, Inc. hit or two off him In four innings. home? He committed two offenses— rel and the San Francisco mountain A Modem $ LargmitLambtr Plant in thm Eatt Watson started to figure out some a balk and nn interference. The balk chipmunk are being conducted by the 1388 Grand Street. (House Dept.) other way of discouraging the "ivory Rogers Hornsby, famous slugging was made when he stepped out of his biological survey, United States De- Bathroom BROOKLYN, N. Y Complete with nickel plated fittings. Set com- second baseman of the St. Louis Car- box to receive the ball and the lnter- partment of Agriculture, at the south- prises 5 ft. enameled bath tub, wait basin, chins western forest, experiment station. tank and siphon toilet bowl with oak scat. Full dinals, recently appointed manager ot fprerice was made when he prevented line of plumbiiur and heatinnr supplies. Write* the team to succeed Branch Rickey, the batter from hitting the legally These little animals show nn astonish- for catalogue. M. SCHLOSSMAN & SON, continues to slug the ball as hard as pitched ball. The base runner on third ing capacity for pine seeds, the grounJ S45 Third Ave, Near 36th St, New York ! ever. Rickey was made vice president scores and all base runners advance squirrel eating 340 pine seeds in one day and night, while tha chipmunk can PARKER'S Thrift Accounts of the club. one base, while the batter Is granted HAIR BALSAM first base. The proper piny for the account for 237. It Is found that a RuuuicaDandrnff-StopB Hair Filling catcher to make In the above situation group of four seed trees In an acre of Restores Color and Beanty toGrayand Faded Hair would be to remain In his box until cut-over western yellow pine land will 60c and «1 00 at Drnratita. BASEBALL he received the ball and then he had produce about 92,000 seeds In a good Hllrox Chem. Wlm .PatcnogTif.N.Y. a legal right to step up and block the year, which would be just enough seed HINDERCORNS Removes Corns. Cal- louses, etc., stops all pain, ensures comfort to ISO NOTES runner off the plate. If the batter to carry one family of squirrels and feet, mates walking eosr. 15o by mail or at Drug' It looks as though Bentley of the Interfered with the catcher blocking three families of chipmunks about two gists, HIBCOX CnomleM Works, Patchogno, N, T. Giants was In for his best year. the runner, he (the runner) would be weeks. What the rodents do for the • * • declared out for such interference. remaining 50 weeks or what they do BATHE TIRED EYES with Dr. Tbompson's Byewater* o It takes nine men to win a ball When a pitcher Is Intentionally pass- In a poor seed year does not appear, Bny at -ronr drugtrtat'B or plus participation of profits. game, but one of them can lose it. Ing a batter, the catcher must remain but In a good year, at least, they seri- H69BlTei\Tror«H.Y. Booklet. • • • directly behind the plate and not move ously Interfere with the natural refor- Safe deposit boxes $2.50 Outfielder Thrasher has been ob- out of this position prior to the time estation of western yellow pine. per year and up. tained by Plttsfield from Worcester. the ball leaves the pitcher's hand. If One Soap %l f\}f K«ep yonLeompleiloa free ot • * * he does, all base runners are entitled Famous Men and Cats blomilhel