All of thm Nm&s Impartially Toldt —iini5rr.r a , - j

V O L. XI, N o. 6a iff- i------- Entered m Second O u . Matter. Auynt il, 1914. at tht U Rud.arwd, New Jm e>, under thr Art at Muck ». l« f i

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L e a d e r

FR ID A Y , JU LY 10 . t 9 t l PR IC E F1VI C E N T S

BLAST WRECKS ZITO HOME, REMAINS UNSOLVED MYSTERY

Bomb Believed T o Have Wrecked Dwelling Late

Saturday Night

A blast th a t *Urtled thousands Bite* away from Municipal Oval fol­lowing the pyrotechnic display there ★recked the two atory, fram e dwell­ing in 627 Milton Avamue late Sat­urday n ig h t' The home, owned by Joseph Zito, who with hia-wife, four children and relatives, was at the firework display, w as split apart by the. bhoek. (Timbers from the roit were hurled skyward as a crimson flare lighted the sky.

Hooves tn the vicinity were rock­ed, and residents who had got home from the^display early were horror- stricken as the building litarally Wat blown apart.SMALL BLAZE i

Friemen arrived speedily and found a email blase had broken out near the rear of the buikfing. One side had caved- in against the brick building in which Zito conducts grocery. The other side w js knock­ed cleanly down, leave a ernes sec­tion o f the house visible. The root beams sagged and the partitions of the place seemed to be tacked into

--ptaee-The blase wa.", put out quickly but

' the building, damaged to the extent past $5,000, is beyond repair. jEit© tays he will build another houae on the spot. He carried insurance to- to H m *^ M e?t UNION REPRISAL?

Cause for the explosion has been masked from police. Traces o f tbe bomb believed to have blown the building apart have not been found. Chief o t PoHw Thomas Landells said his men would continue their in­vestigation, but thfc probability of discovering the true cause ia small, it was said by police.

Zito told police a week before the explosion. One theory advanced is, enemies made by Zito through his activities in a baker union, might have done it.

Zito stolil police a week before the explosion he had aeen a car one night sopped before hie houae.

isought in tbe cruintilmg ruins.

NO ADVANCES FOR JANITORS

BOARD RULESDistrict Clerk Among Re-

Appointees A t Special Meeting of Board

Reappointment o f Henry Danton, district clerk, who handed in his resignation last March, was one o f •-he steps taken fey th# Board o f Ed* ucation at its special meeting Man- la y night. Whether that indicates Danton's snccessor is not to be nam­ed i t r some time is being debated.

Danton, and his assistant, Miss Edith Neuhauser, were among thilce re-appointed by the board. AH ol -he school janitors were re-appointed oo, at their pre-ent salaries, fol-

T ^ r f h e T S H S r a r which no teach- -Ts- were given advancements, it was agreed the clerks and janitors would receive none, aslo.

At the session plans for th e heat-

for the Franklin School were n.-. turned by the State approved. It was agreed to accept bids fo r the work Ju ly 20.

Voters approved s proposal to spend $ 10,000 f r a new heiting anil yen- yiatiou system several weeks ago.’ Thomas Fahy told the board the necessary steps to secure the bond* with which the work ts to h“ financ­ed have not been taken. It was a- greed to make them.

6 DAY WEEKS FOR POLICE WANTED HERE

Anawanda Club Officials Make Request A t Board

Meeting

A working week of six days forlocal police was asked by the Ana­wanda Democratic Club night a t a meeting of tbe Board of Commissioners 1* th e Town Officer# o f the club appeared before the Commissioners to make the re­quest.

The PoliMt-Amrrtcan CiU sens'a m . headed hy Anthony Wilcminaki also went on record favonng such aa aeti n. -----------

Local police get two days off each Mayor H o ra n R. Bogle, the

director o t the department, said the board ts e nsideting allowing a six day week for the men.

E d *tn Flannagan, president o t the club, who hid made a sim ilar re­quest nt a previous meeting, aA ed why action had not been taken. George Goode, secretary o f the club also asked for action.

M ayor Horace R. Bogle, said the step had been contemplated by th*

Jmj44.1 -i-.tuji-nuu;— TUftti-irnf he said would delay action until

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Outing Date From August 2nd to 9th

The arrangement committee o f the

Surprise Party Given Local Man On 56th Birthday

Daughter, Son-in-L*w Ten­dered Affair-Frtends fro in

Many Towns Present

A surprise party was given Satur­day nigjit fo r John Kntield. nf « £‘Livingston Xvcitur, in fel^wjitini! r f hi* fifty-sixth birthday, by hut tiaugh- ! g)

1 t N M M S f f T S B i K. GuidatMCha»to* U tfhenberger, uf Brooklyn. 1 th,. director of public improvements,

fall.Lyndhurst policemen are gives

two days off a month. Previously,Mayor H gle pointed out. they re- Cfived only , fine day off. .No com- plaints have been received from the department, he a id, and speedy ac­tion is not needed.

Jam es Gunther asked If additional police would be needed to put the six day w e e k jn effect. “ I f more pohc, m orf ire needed to do so,” he declare*!, “ consideration should fee given before action is taken. Three more men were appointed recently and care should be taken that we do not add more burden to the tax­payers.'’

.Mayor Hogle answered additional police would not be needal Frank.L pinto a member of the Columbus ' lull said Ite favored new appoint­ment), if they were needed.

“ A tlx day we^k «hnuld he i IIB<|WMMM to tfie patrolmen," Lopinti -aid. !<»*»■<«. “ and if more, polii-ejnen are iwod*d, the taxiw yers wltt not ohject. A fter all, they want protection and tf they get their money's worth they • • not object to spending the mon-

Russo, nf t ; , , , „ Avenov, wasunite,! in marriage to Ja m * . Tan

_ . , , . --------- ---- v . improve nivnts, n n limpullng. i f nnl actually w la te j I" '11* ' '•* Mr. and Mr*. Joseph. . . i , 8 challenge *t Gunther, (M a tm, the maiden damns mt a 1 A * e n u * a t a nopgathered together many friend* of thf ; i,ast » „ .k Gunther protested oe*e natality judge *h„ waa — lylainint Hltl »* ti n ,,Vl.sk ,m W et

-famiJy ^ » » Vh*- e,»y *H4 Mirr«timlih* -rtlr, ^ f r f t fm ig “t l i r W . i r T f ^ W -hegrR ^lHrVt. T«r ~ -Wnm m g.....f t r r 'ThoWBi

HITS - APPOINTMENT

OF G. L0SCHEReilly T dls W hy West Should Have Been NaaMd

Instead of Assistant

Sheriff Harold Reilly yesterday tutteriy assailed the appotatment of F irst Assistant Prosecutor Ueorge F . Loach* aa auoo-sror to Special Prosecutor Georg. S. Hobart T W day. Uache era- named to take H obart's pine* .though Republicans a a d Democrats throughout Bergen County clamored for the return af

Despite th* tarmi.il the party has Im m thrown into by the refusal af lenders t* aBew the return of West, no action has aeen taken to pacify them though the general election looms ia the fall. Many see a Democratic eictary in the election because of the Mubbomess of lead era of the G.O.P, psrty to refuw. the return ef W est DKFKNDS WH.ST

^ Reilly derlared West wa* guilty of no Jftiadeinc wM I» in o « c r -but if he was to be ' Slanted from o*ee. h>s «w t aaetatant—“ h u eonSdaHte and advisor" Losche shonld s lse .b e

FO U RTH O F JU L Y FETE WILL BE LO CAL INSTITUTION, M A YO R S A Y S

A T SA T U R D A Y 'S H O U D A Y AFFA IRWith Ice-Cream, Candy and Sody-Pop,

“ Fourth” Fete An Old Time PicnicEXEMPT FIREMEN

ARE ASKING FOR TAX EXEMPTIONS

Member* at the Lyadkurat Exempt Firemen's AlaertatiwS «* Wednesday night decided to g» before the Board * Commissioner. M ttday night to feque.t exemption of $M>« from their tax aateasaaenta. A coaunlttee beaded by John Sh.yan, form er pr*i>-alent o f the organisation, and g,, be­fore the baaed.

Q I.D U d y Munir.pal Oeal relaxed v her fuiroaed brow aboat mid­night af the Fourth iff. July and whispered ta herself, "Thank good tte*., that's oeer for another yoar "

AU day long there had. m m i , Jlw te ls iw

oeer the sblea of the 0W t«dy And she - eonld only ' grin and hear it Ovats used for municipal t . u tth *t Ju ly celebrations have aa d i e t way oat Aad Municipal Oval jhad miseh to try her patience *

Parade. Speeches, Followed B y A t t - D a v Exercim A t­

tended By Many

BO G LE S A Y S FETEIS W A N T E D H ERE

Prwsf that Lyn>thur«« WMits the PW rth a l Ju ly e te m a s s was saen tn th * heney Mteadaaee at the ail- day ce ream t aa bald her* bud Sat- nrdny-, M ayw Mohmo It hagie ds> . rlared the |«W paitin pn at, th Ihe pantd* shewed O at the affmr w m popular and wontd he cestltaued M tte future

The parade wa* th* h^giantag af all day fete. A fter

• w i v at

prepared .taUenent follows !t is difficult for me to believe

Tagged out in a wMte, palm haath'l '»»* VMM wh*M a head *taad suit. Joseph It G. Mnytfer, chairman *'•»»*< *thMM aaetetse* . wet*

Aeeordlng to n em H rr mt tha S t i* * i c «mn»»ttee ia charge j **»**• At tegM a MmhAssowatum of Exempt Firemen «n« I * ^ ^W beatlaa. waa |MW«ty • a t . ' 1* 1" **d a Are heeh dismay were •poke that night, cxeoi,^ **> ‘ fetag. ran. ^ * **» » * - *of Ute Volunteer Hr* dei.art.uem ***'1 * iU* •*** feh tb* Muai.tpal Oealar* allowed a Shou exemption r ie *** 'r *«* "bigger aad better * » »r«*d a t m ete than i j mla » r-Jtt .JM t aaid, h a, been ta rifeet i ■ * T ? “ ** • * * * • «>*••a te tuae -w aa-enl-H uw li—._ *♦•*»** a t lli» aftaraaisa : P»r»t«lu»(* dtsptayn r iiyndhar*t. — ™— ■— tw isw i m aw a t e a " Chief a t ~~ " “ t**, - it r s t t i mny

of B«y,«ne. 'waa Ihe net nopal saaah- er at the. eseectsea J a n . , V It Os* Un. <h*in**a of tha s|matf*s'. aait. w«* iate>ida r*d hy Jw a y h iayd ar, chaitm sa »f th* gen*rat rsimawto* l t n » U then acted • * ***t*« a t

Pahce thw aa* Landelt* neat ap le Mayat Hagt* m affer him a hdlf-pap. tad Ihe mayar laah i l —aad hept it aa id ll wae tubed io the vtirk '

Commissioner John F Woods. •. „ . , . ■ member of the Exempt F tie ioens

th at Mr. Leaeha could h* guilty o f Amoeiatica was "present at the m id such ingraUtud* snd diidoyalty as to j ing. In the a h - n c r „ f E It \V.~sl, accept, even teWp<>r»sjly. the posi- , the preakhmt. John Neuhau«wr, vi<» t im uf Praaacut r W est. I know ' president,W est had taken Loache, s t an oh- Aathoay Fryllnck. vice presideitt «f•cu re Bogota lawyer, and given him the state erfh « tt*tia n .' and Jih n t „ .„ "thr m u tk . I ...«~i : " ”everything that he h « In the way Kennel, former ,ne«dem V ihH ^ M * H .tU . i . t HIo f puWU- distinction aad public p n M at* Otganisall.or Cferm ent

And while t apprtciate the self- | ishnexs of human nature, at th* same j tune I could hafdly believe he would ! use th* prostrate form of hit bene | fa c to r and palttirsl godfather to < chrnb to proaaetit n.

" I knew th at he, above all per- j•owe, knew th at nn on* could hon-!

lly and tratkfally point a Anger I

Miss Russo and Janies Tannella Wed Wednesday

One of t^e features “ t the i>shih. Ml *a< the map of tit* Catted

the .Hat**, and the hug* rad banner j actw Map Jose|dent «f the Chamber a f Cem marw

i t i l l HHI ■< « L l a WINS

Be» ta rn e tin a iJ Boyto, raeate a f,He<ied Heart * iu e d t. Chaivh and

Joseph MsJua, hak a i f * of tbe « » a i . I * * ,U rt- the laF » e « -!. vacation k U f.r Mel a .* B Bagte.

*nd t .Mtmi* .wvrr J On f W —tsts , u .k . . I .pah* and Raw Mtlaar H. Beater,Mf Majuseaak f»uM venue* t h in g * j m. . - . . . . « ... .

•rth whi.h I., bu .y h laueif k , F £ n h 2 2 2 S L . « T 52 II fchairman »f tbe refraahment cose Vffttn a r l t t ilili t w

mMtee, he went about Seeing t b a f l ■ -ea. h uf the yoaag ste t t get hit n t her

. . M , * • ^ w h l U c J C e ^ k M .n w t A , “ “

htaedietina. Mayet e f Iht Weed*

wae tm aearer a f the

did a .ingle w r i t th ingIn this tight e- rhaps . man may

be m w « I o a t J f I W for hi* a safety A , no! dtfam lta*•earn thrmft, he Imaam they

■ the nirfht, W I da mat he. nay m n can b* saaaaaetat a*

Ihe pidille teem whan he to utilise tbe nilnftalaaai

a f ’tm f n e n u ia ordwr ta g iaufy * ■mum selfish ambition*/'Many munihN mgo Mr. Idwifcv wm*

i f m t nrl n Hy jm mi

c , . . tlteMtemad aa t*a«a »)jarred Heart Catholic * Mr, v-1„ . ---- ------------------- ------

ith»*«% fcaat n »l dlbMaerf afcSSiHaa j MISS WILCOXThe Barred Heart t ath^li. " " Ih- f j t f "»ilk at a .p e ^ a i :

fo u rth ,m Rj,toe K a a* it,, "t*"1* »ald, a fte r tf ats> over, *wene of a very ptH ty nwtding cere 1 ** ^ a**"' ht* feerdesi day'* w ort Jrnony When Mr n .o e m , KOS..S '*daughter of Mr Ifrs.

QUITS POST AT LIBRARY

towns snd they all cam., upon the w „ r memorial t„ rn down to allow Enfield famtlv without a bit of warn- widening of Uidtfe Ro»t| and Valley ing, with a jollv goed Uw* which w a rj BjiBefc Aeeittia.enji.yed by all. I **J (im willing to vote an appro- !

Anawanda Democratic Club outi.iK > Mu" f am' <1* ? :ln* w' r' f r * tu res o pristi,,,, f u r r.-plar,,,* the memorial „ \ U ^ s ll" ‘ ,' vrn,n' ' ' Wl,h r' fri .hrnents nerve,! .n _ Mem risl Park t<alight, if th,

to Ramapo 1 lay ground, thonged . ,n the t, ter hour*. committee makes such a fwcommenthe date at the affair from August Those present included Mr*. Fred ilatiiat,*’ Guidetti said. “ 'Sine,' y „u are 2 to August 9th at a meeting in dub j Uchttmberger, William LichU-ntierg, r a 'm em ber of the roimuittey, Mt.

ider

Vtvers. of

headquarter* in V alley Brook Ave nue la a t Bight. ,,

George Goode, chairman o f the rommittee in charge, said arrange meats would be made to accsnimo date aeveral hundred. Parents and children Wtll fee invited to attend the affair. Private cars will be used tor transportation.

Secretary of the committee if Edward Flannagan. Jam es Reilly Is treasurer. Henry Slender is in tba charge o f refreshments. Patrick Nor ton and Henry Br ckman are hi: assistants. Edwkrd Carney is sr ranging Idle game.-, with Jam es No lan, W illiam O 'Keefe, and Frank Spillane as his aides. ^

Tickets are being distributed un der the direction o f Charla. Grant Edward Kirtxner and William Cur ran. ' t

The group wifi meet at head quarters at nine o'clock and w»l leave for the playground. The re turn will br made oijrht n'H.« k tha' night. Refreshm ents will be served

M. J. Breslin To Wed Norwich Girl

Announcement was made today by Mr. and Mr» Bernard Carey «; Norwich. C aa n . of the engagement o f their daughter, Kathleen Franee*

M n John J Breslin, S r , of toy vesant A ten ar. Date for the wvdd ing w a, not aet.

^ A rrwmb- i ©f Lyndhun*iwSfe, H rr b i^ 'Hjn yip

known hers. Me has heea aeUve ia >ohtw . and Elk"-work He u a f^r mer l k » > r a t . . • oaaty comm <t-. m as bt the Eighth It, 4net aa.1 ser­ved at the Lynd,am ifhn tarra te t Oath see* tad years H ■ la a t th e e n d hmda**#- at p rt f aat.

Mra J . Van der Spa* mt IT lirn r Avetme has been eatenguatag at tee tem * I m a lew days Mr aaad Mr*. N t r Reph t af Loaag latent

r tMi s Adeliide l.itchentMTir, r, Mr. and j Gunther,Mrs. Joseph Howard, Mr. and Mrs th a t"John Teirney, Mr. and Mrs. George : A deeMon by the entire commit.Utchenberger, of Flatbu»h. ’ . j tee would be needed before a IW

Mr. and Mra. Henry Lilehenberger, comm.-.latlon cuuld be made, Gun »nd son, Henry, Jr., of Springfield ther replied.I* *• “ I am only » single member *f

Mr. and Mrs, Philip Litchf nU-rger I th a i o m n u t t , - h e said “and th* ind sons, M w srd an ! Phillip. Jr. rest of tha* committee must decid* Mra M. J. Kramer, and Mir^ Mari, 0,1 it. Only a few meiiil»-r» ,-ver tv ram* r, ef llellroise. L I. 1 attend ^h* committee 'meeting*, a*

Mr and Mr Hi-nry Danta. Alber' ** mr,‘ ‘unable u* take action. If *raig, of Baialev Park, I.. I : J the real of the committee gets t te

Mr and Mr». Henrv Danes. Albert i i^'ther, I atn ready, a t once to mah* 'ra lg , of Rai^ley Park, L I.

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Deitrich, Mr ind Mrs. William Aubea, Mr and Mrs. Charles Lilehenberger, and son.,

hartea, J r . . p n t Ellsworth, and laughter, Ruth, of Brooklyn.

Mr snd Mrs. Charles Finch, and K*nd daughter, Mi t Mabil Finch d r and Mrs. Harold Schmidt hauler larence Finch, Ml»* Elsie Schmidt d r and Mrs. Charles frincb. Jr., ol•ersey City.

F*ter W alsh, M it set Ethel W krm r m i (M-nevieee Coyle, and Roy Brent •n. o f Newark.

plan* fo r the m em orial"

Many Week-Ender*At Cranberry

The following Lyndhurst youngP'oiA* spent the w aekoad at C raa berry l^ k e :

<'harlo tte Blaikie, Isabel* Btaikte. " • ” * Kelly, K.Uelte Newham. Kh,r b>y Ku'xvl. Anne Pnnc*. Anne Mlt

(t ontmued on P*ge g)

THREE YOUTHS ARRESTED BY LOCAL POLICE

W To Be Prrp—lag To Bntri (Community ( lah

When Nabhad

th e^o n Z fu n itw ^C llh . a * I ’T * -•K**? mtin g«wa, m a te ahmg j ^ **** "* " | WigWaltea was a * la a te te V f l .A v n o s a aa a'.__i lu»«. with a n -MttomMy • *t>te; r*:*s **■**??*****.. ****“*4, ■ Mias W teaa haa sate te a r a t i

The tkan.td ptegvay giesl Ima* a* at*a*t. Hast, Hat* . .•nd J«* ate* amahte* af Ma t,W < Iw dftl at | ritatcea Aakafoar-aaaa relay whith raptat^d r „ ta -u ..Mlh* aid* May *«*al. Ml f m h tier IO KIM unaiiMirti ~ t» iht i t e * mamtet -* **-- 1 ' __________ A t l i . . a t o a # t ■r*Uy teaaiate a f tea ,, - »*t W H W§

tv s., 1 , ^ ' • • ‘w Wilassi, « i ergani**#,While lajs. a»r« popator m tead j ami apMptet a f lh . M t . i t Ih . « M '

near tipo ting them warn Paal A patten library thitteaa y*«tt. ^T*tad< «f IkdP Ailtlviiff «nH [ m$ — ignalimn td MM • ' m l

the r .l enaunllta*, Manrte* \ ana, tl a a t f--itahd a t' a* - f i t - i m ^ Tta* m T Z £Lfor the athletic e w « l . and ^jauaht.Mdler nhai a*s ttenal « e tn g that Wa I te * * * tm Him WlhsMl'*amata got a h a t wa. c a n tog t« them i,.*, . u ^ r t> tr | A

• i t h hat ta

McDermott, p*,t<,r ,.f the chureh I perfm ned the ceremony The bnde wa* given tn m arriage by her father

j The chureh w a. a ttra , bvvly ,lr caratiol in palm, and 1 tw a lta r , in ramatirm s and gladioli

M in Vtoti Ruaco, '.{ .ter ,if Oir i brtde w s. the ma,,t „f h.mue and ;Frank Tannella, brother > f (h. brtdegroum a a - the best man Rd ward ami Militant Ktiaw, b n ah er. ____ .of the hr Hie wer* the usher*. t UndeH* maste H . ____ _ _ ________

Mr., Helen lly a lt , orgam .t »f t i» j tertiw dar duty ta dM n bate - I te ! th» wauht <y*il Bepteaahat | ehurrh plays. I the aedt.ng m . r . h , 1" !^ la *K* eteldma and tald; j Ml** » .b s t . .a * * * * h

1 ftom *l.ohengrin“ and M r. Ida «i J>hn of. Clifton, MOg. “ Ae* Marta*»ml “ I J,»ve Vou Truly “

The hr.de »,«0i, 1 charming in a — _ ^

arg*

when he got lht»*agh, h* had gteM fram *al *At3 * f them Mayta* he w a . . had k ,m i a . . . . .• MMI Ih-o^h N* «artmnly w m hat JteaMS a m m k, tl a a . m*mmU4. K *

day TVaaf h taa

dattaa by tep tia ita . ■ I,

Varh Avenue and Rhte* Brnsd. thena teeal youUu ar* m Maetenaarh . “ rchajgpad with grand tarmaay wad at "J?t .leoapteO breaking and eotanaa*. They 1 waew armataad hy Pnlraianen JackO'Madll and Wllltam timtry. Th*y

•il.long plain tall* arraagadup with , range h t _ _

t t a terrhtd a hiwaapiet r f E a .t .r ! I fie* o f the e n litf, {

eight ytt*4 > th , cap fashion and j * * * ‘m *** a t ■ they *nded- a te a Ite

JUt#

And they hagan alt s t* tI •ty in g in i* th* * it

I tr• a^WyMWaiSWff dn

IT» f l r i m t with s ta a lln a 'a n an te-1 . a«W .of ban a*, baatesj ‘pretty mobile and awa said to ‘ta** con * * f‘“*" P*et» • alBt of oerhid. with fcoamd th* r o h h ^ y te pobre *" ° rfhW a^ llld

The namet r f th* hoy, An narw halr hat. orehfct at|n ________ _ __ ^ . & P jthony Flglltana, nmtaiaen. r f* Md— I aad •w hld laea m t . Kh* rat K oad. Kugen* PalmM. meenuam r f * 5 * » » * > !Near York Avenue and Jam *. F l®r ! * l* ’* r ***+*4 •. tet*» Hri*. af Raw V*r|t A vena* 1 Imanodt.tetr taUmwuy th* <*r*

Patrolmen OTtelll and G**ry were brwhlasa* * n

M .a , ef thoae . k . o B , . « ghaame aeee the f n g l h * H * I | Se tea * aat .ad tr*dte t t a .. M a a i m * aa u al«r*la*m te taaaM a*aM. ah n t May aliem pled la b t nIh* aten* r f ih* rm tl.M tea -

aerved *t the boat* r f , the hr ids d friends rf

M ,- . ,V , l y K r u , .o f N e w V 0 r k t:H> aM j X ’k T ^ « %SX7lZ£l a ^ u c k ^ * " * * + * • f I | n b

* W r t d * a ,> . r f i a g n m wmm m a t e g fatWIBttm Milly,t, ltertM>r- Bello, Mr

ind Mr Jiihn Enfield, hnd Al *ah. Irving, and Orville, and d, er, Aat,a Mae, ,.f I yndhur.t

- Mr. -and- Mrs;- rieot g, '•m il. tvrno*'handoy ■ with relative -

attracted by lha aoiae « f ite b-.y* , , . —„ who were behind th* club h .o ,« . ret*»(«•»

ch*S. Muriel (ilenday. Both We*t i pol«w s*y ttey w*r* * » « . » , ) » ,o , thT r m *i rt»*si t W M P .ttiaon, Wayne Rnaa*U ja t in caa oa which an* a s . **•*» » * ! •» l h a t boner-Howard OMnim*. l - t e . r d Aldndge try ta g f opmt th* hnrtt wtadm. r f * • « f* g .

' t e d t«*te* * a d M am *, Mr a n d M ra t T ~ ~ ^ a wtll m te * . r f u r AagLal * ^

_______ 1st *a ,N«ni. AliMgtan - C5t*t and •ranum tetea ete m t'lteAvan*., chnpammad t te group. ' im n a ^ b u M a le s '* - i g l ^ Matr >■» f wrn mmrnl *

■ 1 a .r - ■ Ittmmm and ( t o t e * ____ ________' and Mr*. Itacry Krtywt-rf M ***a te gBgfA r m% and Mrs. Robert M W n . and tte M e day They ware ------- “ g— ■ M l * R a d . tee* had aa tn*,* g n ett, : • “

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H. MacMuUen Married To Mass.

School Teacher

THE COMMERCIAL LEADER. FRIDAY, JULY Id, 1931

« Howard MacMutlen, son o f Mrs. Elizabeth MacMullen of Livingston Avenue, a former teacher in th* Lyndhurst school system, and. now a teacher in' Hasbrouck Heights, married Miss Fleanor .Smith, daugh­te r of Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Smith,* o f Westfield, Mass., in Haddley, Mass., laet Saturday.

Mrs. MacMullen is a teacher in the Hasbrouck Heights school sys­tem also, and the pair. met there.

The local man is an .instructor in manual training and coaches the bas­ketball, baseball and track teams and is an assistant coach in football.

The wedding took place in a church which is several centuries oId. Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett of Spring­field, sister of the bride, attended the bride and Henry MacMullen, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man.

Mrs. MacMullen, called South un- expectedly by the serious illness of a son, did not return until the day a fte r the ceremony. The pair will live, in New England for the rest of the summer ind wilV take up re sidence in Hackensack on their re­turn.

Communication K. of C. Installs Officers TuesdayTo the Editor:

W A SN 'T IT A GLORIO US PA RA D E?• IW ith thousands in line, the showing i ,

in the Fourth of Ju ly parade was I Limdhurrt Council, Knights a t Col-

wtthfrui exwptioii lfi- greatest t a « -

Installation of officer* was held by

P ERHAPS I hud been happier If I had been each day

Content to others !o deter v ) let them hare their way.

out I have seen in my twenty years’ residence in L y n d h u rs t. It speaks worlds for the patriotic fervorl of the , citizens of this community. The trib- i ute which old ami young displayed on j this g re a te s t holiday of American history was in keeping with the in- creased community spirit evidenced ip th e last few y e a r t. Watching the town, grow fro m a b o u t 3,000 popula­tio n to abou t si?i tim e s th is s ice , I ran iK il but b*5 im p ressed th a t eiich y e a r shows a > jr« ite r p rid e ih the •own o f which we a re a ll a p a r t . Com­posed of m a n y n a tio n a li t ie s and creedii, d isp lays of thi - k ind te h d to k n it us c lo ser in a field of mutual u n d e rs tan d in g . Bt is iny e a rn e s t w ish fh a t th if sp ir it b<- f u r th e r enhanced m th e y ea rs to com e, with further 'r a t i f y in g re su lts .

A . I flood oil the c u rb n o tin g the en th u siasm o f th e m a rc h e rs , I noticed h a t " the o rder o f m a rch had given a

v e ry obscure p lace to th e American L eg ion and th e o d d S ta r Mothers— bu ried in the r e a r o f th e procession.On th is g re a t day , I cou ld iiot help ’jut feeT th a t th e y had been-slighted. T h e position o f h o n o r should be th e i r s on e v e ry patriotic occasion.

1 T h ey should no t fo llow a n y fraternal, ch u rch , or p o litic a l organization, but h o u ld be up a t the ve ry head of the

I p j r a d e , in the position they so justly | deserve. The bojfs who risked evefy- | th in g d u rin g the terrible days of '17

in d ’18 have earned the highest place in our hearts, and We should stfowj it i n tan g ib le form at every oppor-

. -'EW 'i u n ity . vet\ more could be Saidi, , tnv ibeut the; Geld Star Mothers, had Imust hare my beads, my toy, ,, f .

j the power Ut do justice to theif. pesi-j ion. They paid greater sacrifices on

I was hat a tot,•v <S>*. my rubber boy.

St. Matthew's iL Y.P. S. Hold Meeting

Last Friday, Ju ly 3rd, St. Mat­thew 's Lutheran Church was the scene of another meeting of the L. Y. lieing th » «vi -*f- a holidaythc attendance waa not as marked as u-ual. On the other hand, though, thSse th a t were present seem#-1 gafcatly interested in the proceedings

Presiding as usual, ■*** th e genl.il, humorous president^ “Cluck” Hingste none the w arsc apparentlv f w having <uA<Ved evere lacerations of the scalp and chin in S t. Matthew’s base-

l ie rd e rm a n und Fr-,nc<s N u ll, also '.u r le l ie i la n d . 1*in a l p re p a ra tio n s fo r he “ outirtg*' on S u n d a y , J u ly 12th v c re m a d e . T he d e s tin a tio n is to be O akland B eac h on th e R am ap o , th e i te of m a n y a p a s t , h p p ily - re m e m -

jered, S t. M a tth e w 's ix c u rs io n . The n e e t in g p la c e is V aliev Hrook A yenue i t S tu y v e s a n t a t* 10:.'J0..

Followers of the L. V P. S. “base- lallers” will undopbtHliy be a bit "hagrinned to learn that the home- eaiu was a t the low* r end of the core in the melee with Woodcliffe, n<! . ?*?-’ / h o r p r s ) in a- twilight

tussle -with the local FpwortH .League. This Saturday a t Jfenicipal Field St. Matthew's intends to trounce Harri* on. It’a a queer |srand"of baseball,

a clean, funny, enjoyable brand, these boys indulge in. You know their

JQ ID you ever atop to consider whaf n,Jt l'“*> good, but

wnbus, Tuesday nigjjt. _ J.uhn ! . . J* l-andrigan, district deputy of Jersey City officiated a t the ceremony.

Officers are:<irand Knight, Anthony Margiotta. Deputy Grand Knight, Edwanl

Morgan.Chancellor, Joseph Martin.Warilfcn, Joseph Lanza, / Recording Secretary, W alter H.

Young.Advocate, W alter Lockwood. Outside Guard, Martin Crogan. Inside Guard, Jidin W agstaif. Treasurer, Joseph Navatto.

Richard HtiLFinancial Secretary, Riel Lecturer, Victor Scelpa.

three years, JohnTrustees for Ferraro.

Delegate to S ta te Convention, M.J. Maloney.

Alternates, Joseph Conway and Navatto. < • .

V .

WHEN FAT TAKES IFIRE

yon would d o ln case the fat In the frying pan boiled over and took tire? Most of us have been warned against using water to put out fires of this sort a l this Is likely to spread the flaming fat and make matters worse. And most o f us know that It is better to apply moist sand on bum­

pier I might have been I was older grown

il always given In not desired my own.

■’ten men robbed I took back, anyway I tried, hat I have or what I lack,

least I kept my pride.

happier I now might be,-.-!*h now I'm gray and old,

>iM let fhe rest boss me,.1 flu what I am told.

oM man Is still unbosied,f r f people say,

I the things that I have lost fought for, anyway.

«, till. Dooslft* lfalloclt.1—WffO S*rvlec---------- Or, ---

if L iberty than any otl I in the p a r a 3 e o 7 la s t ^ a t S r 3 a y . j f trtuMs," let an y one w h o would serve ; course do not^have sand on hand In ! n the committee d irecting' the par- I the kitchen for emergencies of this

de g ive them the respect and devo- I *prt ion we all feel.

According to precedent from time mmemorial, those representing the

Through A W o m a n ’ s E y e *

MEN, WOMEN SIT TOGETH­ER—IN CHURCH, TOO

If the fire occurs on the gas stove the first thing to do is to turn off all

we play hard!”

Mrs. O’Neill Is Hostess To Las Amigas Chib

—*■ 'The'-taHF-Am igali l ! ' " ^ my'.1^ r i* jn e d , 9B .T»«>«ifa y night at th i home—of .Mrs. John O'Neill of Mil- bum avenue at a farewell party fot one of i t s members Mrs. Ann Bcno-

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R utherfordC H A R T E R E D 1895 ASSETS $6,000,000.00

Upon the Strength of Your Bank.... depends the value of your relationship with it." For this reason you lo o k first for S A F E T Y when choosing a bankinghome.

I " ' ' - .

Evidences of the Rutherford National Bank’s strength and stab­ility include such recognized safety factors as its Assets exceeding $6,000,000.00 and that greatest of all evidences of security—the continuing and growing confidence of customers and of the pub­lic. ' . ‘

ighest government in the land, take he positions a t the head of fhe par- de. The American Legion, Spanish-

American W ar Veterans, Gold Star Mothers, and their various auxiliaries, ihculd not he tubjected to the draw ?or places, but by virtue o f - ’their inique, unquestionable position,* to t be subjected to the draM daces, but by virtue- of their unlJjUe- mquestionabie position should be ‘seeded’ ’ for the honor poits. Then '.hould follow the local l P r,U#l F ire Department the Boy Scouts governmental organization, in place

gas Jets; and then to smother the tire j wrtr o f Vattey* Brook arentte who with a rqg or heavy elotb o f some j w j|| |eaV(. tomorrow to make her Bort The f»ad or h usher for the din- . .» * ,, r>in f room table will answer the pur- | ^onw ,n f atei ;on. Mrs. Benowitrpose l f you can get at It «iulekly and j vras presented with a necklace as a ■fter th lt has beatea .the flames parting g ift . Bridge, gam es andwater may be thrown over the husher | ,lancing Were enjoyed and refresh-

he local and S

of Arrient-a, a semi- f

nr rug to keep It from Igniting, toolember that In cooking with |

kettle should never be half full of fat. When j

In food to be fried remember | that It should be put In slowly and ; carefully aq.tlie w atp rjt contains will

■ l a i m .failure to turn oft electric flat Irons

ingfor positions.'

Let opr patriotic slogan where honor ts due.

( " ' “ • Vour* VeryA UYNUHIIRHT JiNTI

M EN and women now sit togettier on Suadsjr In a church tn a Mid-

Western town.In case you are no t' sufficiently

thrilled or shocked by that announce­ment, please be Informed that this Is a revolutionary proceeding for tbs little village. It Is the flrst tltne In fofty years that such a thing has been countenanced there.

Modern youth, they say, Is respon­sible for tbe change. The modern youth of the church nude t fie ehnrcU go modern, and now the whole town

■ Is basking In the reflected glory—or disgrace—of having gone modern I

Kor forty years the men have lieen compelled to sit on one side of the . „ , , ... . .church snd the women on th . other. " * * * hwtAnd now they may -U to c h e r ! At ,ru " *•

Iron or other appliance, so that you ill be on the safe side In case you

W m n» wrffpnf lo work over a stove

uf flowing sleeves or

fe?u<Sieatc )

m e n ts w e re serv ed by the hostess.G uests p re s e n t w ere members of

th e c lub: M r*. J o h n B o g an ,: M rs. W illiam L an d e lls , M rs. H arry G a th - e il, M rs. H a r ry B ro ck m an , M rs. E. Van M eter C o u sin s , Mrs. H u g h F r ied ­r ic h s , M rs. W illiam K id d e r, M rs. A r lh n r B a u e r , M r*. F red B aV er, M rs.! l£dw ard 11 olilen jam ! M rs. F . Loo-

l .y n d h u rs t apd M rs. F r a n k Bickell j f N e k Y o rk C ity and M rsi; Jo h n j

DulTy o f R u th e rfo rd .

Out of th« dunk m »hade*«r m ipHtk

Ow t ill, tluR ( ------Thru, * lurk

Out of th# heiHri • r« |ilur« , Th«n. m t*uu»:

Out of tIi# deftiS ciitd «ihe*.Ulm Hicaln

—-John llf tiin lite r Tal>b.

WHEN YOU ENTERTAIN

A TAUT If fritter Is atwuys a dakity disli lo sot before « * a.afc Fclt-

SqUeakaWliea * be floor siiueaks ling «iqt

where It i«, iiien apply a little liquid glue In the cracks between the boards. This can Iw easily done bydTFiimra krdfe titMte tn rtip 'gtfie iiii.lcarefully pulling It Into the cracks and moving It buck aMTforth'stlghlly so the glue reaches tha spot and sticks.

T el R u th i 2-040

VincentC IV IL Ki

Rizzoto• INKKK

(in su lting . ArchitecturalT iiSisi tiicTis»irTiilia~WB iSlqPifc y “

>**s in im, t; fUlAD I .V N IH H R ST, n . j .

K eg. Civil Knglnnrr State of New Jeraey

least so says tlie dispatch which car­ried the news around the world. And we must believe news dispatches.

Think of the responsibility which Is now on tha heads of Ihe youthful coa tlngent that led in d Won the l<attte to bring modernism to that town. If anything, should go wrong—If the re suits of this Iconoclastic change would not be all that Is ho|>od for—think of thc stigma on youth, modern youth !

That la the trouble with ntrentea. Those who advocate them aaaume such • terrific responsibility If anything goes wrong. And In all radical changes Involving profound cosmic principles, thers Is always the chance of some thing going wrong.

We have our angers erossed for the chnreh In that little town. Let us hope that those courageous spirits who waged tbs noble battle, years shead of their ttms, to permit men to- alt nezt to women In church, may be vin­dicated, Indeed Justified, hy tb s happy results o f tbs unprecedented and phenomenal experiment!

* t(B. I lll. B.n s m a r t s »—WKP Sarvtsa.

Myl^eighbor

o ftfO IWVftl UH H With fta Mi»ro|irluU*. i(t*n Hri* \wt> frultjr

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-r SayI .IN O the Icebo* with scraps of ltd ts s wsate of room, and nsa of fond. Never allow tiuam sc uhtMk

a steamed padulng sfatmM not >-eted far tbs first bait hour ai

ft, frown pise aad tarts uae a sman f cush te fftp t/ mfik 'ilahily' be ■ r i them 'Ml th* oven. T"

!« «• hr jsh them wltk tbe white,! - » If ye* wish them to he s

ig brown,

When the Castener has »at afa gteee. t o t Ibe be»e aad ar* -aa er

fru it i PrtttsraR M t>!t» .flffi ajlghtljf.

!wt*lesp<H>«ifnl of oil and tw a i tipftil of milk, sift one and on*- fourth cupfuls of i>aatry flour wfth one half leuapoournl of aalt and ene fableeiMHinful of augur and add to tha egg miiture. Add allies of pineapple, Italians. |»‘ara or apple t ry a golden brown and aerve with butterscotch airop

Melt butterscotch candy with a little ' bollUtg water and aerie hot, on* may j prei*«re the airup hy uaing sugar, a ] bit of molaaaea. a tma|>uiful of rlna-

gST sud bultrf. c«>krd loyetber la Any i quantity. ,

Cherry Friltert.Mix one fourth of a cupful each of

eornaturch, flour, and one half cupful o t surer with ana fourth tapaiKSHifal of salt. Add gradually te I we cupfuls e f scalded milk with the yolka of threw eggs beaten snd diluted with one- fourth cupful of eold milk. <>ob llf- teen minutea In a double boiler, stir­ring constantly uaul thukrnaS , Addenw tatf eupfui of mataHliti>.i rfmrries ru t lata hah-aa poor iste a battered. | shallow Un and cool Turn on a board cut into aqasree ,«■ diamonds din Into flour, egg and crumb* snd fry in deep f i t . *erre with a aaace made from the cherry- sirup.

Chaaaisto Nut Poes.njMix on* cupful of aon bread . rumba

with two cnt'fhl* of scalded aunt, oae

on*-half tewamHonfnl r t aaH. thra* fount,* of ■ cupful a t eagsc aad tba yotks of two eggs altcfetly hastaa. Cm and fold ta lb* Stiffly bealea whttas of two m s s aad leaapewafwl ef ra nllbt. Torn IM* bettered ssabte ee gftb n*na an4 ll ft im4*f t#«v*n. Serve witb a bard mace

'IfltJtUA Tvu . ¥ t r d $ _tm m t w m iw > •«

Keep Your Floors Lovely with the Retina . . , ,

I . , 'IN summer when the ruge are up, door* tniN k krjd shining. Puybc Rcjtrta Fk-ctti. Floor M a-

<hme to work on them f t will

clean the "Boor * t h e w b i in( oui th f erain, of thr « od T h e

-Rcimh I 'ir ii l • Tt-n n , ijty/.rabfl

it dewts jtrJ p iii.hci the floor to •

fing iuttte • ' >

S c r a p in g , « a n d m | a n d sco u r-

m g a t i a c l i m e n u s d ji i io n a l .

F rt* d r m o n s tr m tio * iu y o m h o n tt o n r t q u e t !

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VALLEY BROOK AVENUE

Opposite Town Hall

T H E C O M M E R C IA L LEA D ER, FR ID A Y , JU LY 10. 19)1

Perfect Attendance Records Held By 300 Pupils Here, Lyndhurst

School Reports For 1931 Reveal

Samuel Palumbo Mrs. Edward Holden Celebrates Birthday Hostess at Lndkeoa

Mrs. J . J. Rtfcrrt ’ a f Sistfc S I M «MMUUMNt at te * i*.*"*' ye*»e#*,y a/tem -> a at a party ta o k k n i W j i th* eighth hir'tw liy t-.n ar> * t MwrRw M M V ti ghsls . ' - ------- • * p

T W h « « * e w a * e f f e c t i v e l y « t e « i t n t e ; iIt k . - .a t i *Mwl a"**!**# IM1 tteMHWk t t f™ 41 -I**** *1tW l.tl* " ■* _ “■

cf»|» papa" I d * « a *4 Wt**-* W»«waajayaal aaat n-fiw-fcewefci w*i*« serve*

j by lh* tenie.'*, t in t fWMt »f k | wa« t t e ns.iptewt <«* aisn* ft+t>); gift** /

tiw *ta iw —us a***: €*a*heste» 0 WS»n» II, I *•>*••< a y W uitawa*. R o w

; k e tly , I . • •• 1,1 k . I n , l a a i aIt i tu r* * * , I ' a r t IV k.

H r m a r t M s W m y , R a n t e ' I M h a r t a m i Jtdwi KA*m ir »f l.a a l t e r it.

■ Tta Ju ly 4th, te n te d Pafcsatte. th*" » uf Mr. and Mra. Ttiawaa Italaaa-

■ . t e . . a t 3*t. Mm * u w Way, eai* ,-twatrd hi* a iaeW atlt birthday

T te p raw aaa m » artw tiealtv tee-■ i m ated with Japanese taatata* and ;«***.

The r u r a l . «*re entertain**! witha mt » iid miutral p ra g m a ami th r

, »*«*->g Mr. A. Batista, Mr. Oar- , rim, and Mr*. Settenabr.no

A spaghetti i t e ) * w as'served at « h * oNrkach aM .. dt-rak* a t e . T*isit

■'were *-'t\ .-si throughout tk* teea tn g Many *u-ef«l gift* were re. weed by

"B arky” which Iw > h < m v iM w r j much.

\ ) Ant.'ii* th,- |w > t« were:Mr. :*!..! Mr*. C INIuml*.. Mr am)

Mr*. CarruMt, Mr. a t e Mra. HatiaSa Mr, a te Mr*. itetembrWM, Mr a te Mn*. J Kaiamte. Mr. a te Mr*. J

. CatapSn.., Mr». K K raal, Ma. R. Vtt- lanov*, Mr. T, I'-Uoaate, Mr J . Set trm brm .., M r . I t e o a * . Mr. RF. M«a Surra, th r Miaae* Catherine Ctea, * « “ ■ » te J . IV tnU , Gertie V t e w a te Ma r l t e Boyd, Mra. t , IVtrilio, Mr*. K IVtrtllu,

Higher Grades Excel in Lists, But Smaller Classes Also Show Unusual Merit— Certificates Presented

To Honor Students

Edwanl Thomas, Muriel Thartrtun,Mary Walsh, Theodore Wilcynski, Wanda Wisnewski, tieorjre Wort man, Dorothy Z. It man. ln » p )i Xukowrki.

Fourth tirade Ln«is Biaiian, W artvn Mittn«‘r , An-

!2,f l Wi^ awTV"’ Canaria,W srrte Fwsfcr; 'IM f tif i# w n w r , Minnie Geetivich, U .w t^iaimn, An- Krlina t ’.ilfone, CoH G«rlfsky, Kaphael JptiWHti, Norma Hmw-lm n, Humid nom pK reya Authnlty lmhe»i, Benno Jacobsen, BiwarH Kuhu*Eka, Auirusta Lonnruth, Jos<>|thim- Laurenjro, Kll?- ahcth Lapinaorio, Marie l.uppinactio.

l*hjrlHs Monaro, t'harh-* Natiell», W airr Nirhal-, Marcus Ha term s Wm. llia ro . Hazel Piratzky, John M<- l^u-hlan, Sadie Biwi, Mario liiatn, Joseph Russo, Angelo Salmeri, Mario Spina, Marion ’R im er, Cnnretta V.ilpe Uosc W ilderk, liar,.I>l Witter, Chas. Yannartello, Dorothy S^new.

Third tirade K e n n e th A lb an , J u l ia H rukaa, S te l ­

la B ro k a s , W a r re n Bi>la»d<*r, A n ton - e t t e C a p i t a , A n th o n y Cn)>a**t«li, A n n a C a r r in o , IV te r ( ’iem en tn , M ar­jo ry C lick rte r, A n to n e t t r ' t 'o v ie llo , J a m e s Df-LeHis, I te n rv l>riw daw *ki, E d w a rd Ih jiu i, W illiam l>nr.4, I turns

'V i« r« * t fV a n rtp « m -. K w nfc G a p l ia r l i , M w hael O a jr l i in l i , A lb e r! G a rn e r , W l i e G ilb e rt, S t# lla Ce.adie-

k i, K dw arri H iid e rk o f, H obcrt H o uph , M a rg a re t J ac k .

.A n th o n y J r o s i , A n i r lo f j jv to e h ia , A lb e rt i j - i e r , R o b ert la - t i to , P a tr ic k M arian o , D o ro th y Marino, Y olam ta M l«nt P ra n k N .ido lny , 'r lo re n e e

'z a f e , J o h n O ’N eill, H e len O rlik o w ki. J n lia H aluzzi, H elen P lo fte r, M ay !*al- um aki, E rn e s t l*riesch , E liz a b e th R oyick , A lo y s iu s H ap ien sk i, J o h n S cx ep an sk i, J a m e s S low ineak t, H a r - >ld T h o rn to n , C h a r i .» V ile. Jo se p h

V io la n te , R ober* Wvanc, K yelyn U n ­d e rh ill , W a r re n S e llcn .

Ov«r th ra r h u te i te pupils in thegrades o f the Lyndhurat, Schools held r*ccids o f jierf«ft a tte ’idanee for the entire year and were pre sente. I with attendance cf rtiftcatm when schoolcfoseil on Friday last.

Although the number d M tfa fc f t ter«roM b Inrgpf fo r the higher grades, ih e number o f ’thoae present every day on lim e In t t e lower gradts is most coHiWndable. 1

Tho.«e who ii ceive.l'certificates are: Eighth tirade

August Bernard, Alberl; Blaha, Robert Blake, Dominick Damiani, John De Meo, Rose Keller, Henrietta Gailing, Atyia Gilfone, Krancis Gil- U r Marie Grant, Eleanor Healey, Raymond Helmich, Kathryn Herbert, Edward Jawnrski, Thomas La Ruiso, William l>wando-ki, Ijiw rem e Mad­ison, George Mfsaarsakes, Morris Michiels, Maurice L. Mosley, Lilly Nazare, Daniel 1 'ater, Koresl Keters. Ida Ri<*rer, Teresa lieilly, AgBea .Sahelln, R i 'a Sheary, Jam es Sidletsky, Ju lia Slowineskv, Stephano Tanello, R i tl j Turner, I’a t y Vprola, M argaret W arie r, Giorife Wolken, Dorothy Wehir.* Frank Wenzel. Lottie "Witkif - w k fj Stelbr Vablanskf-.

Kevealh O a d e Ge*rgeniu Beauty, David Bergman,

1’eter IBiumli, Francos Buckel, Frank Carncna, IJiwrenee Christensen, Kmn cei IVAnjrelo, Elizabeth De Hart KuRettje E*che, M argaret Fi seller, GeO Gatiilfehhc-rger, George Garde, Ken

.. -to-am.. .<iot.lf.tky..Klearinr Hoppe, W alter Hoppe, Victor lulu. Marie Johnson, Norman John s o b , Hiroshi Kondo, France.; Lipin ki, Howard Link, Joseph Lombardi.

Joseph Lulich. — .

Plan Hopatcoaf Ridet V red H i t e Saria l H t e

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Miaa Mary i apwlUi e f Rvm Av» mm. ha> reMmied frw n a >tar at Ea«t (turham , H.

Mr a te M«* Warren ttnwHng and*«• Warren, r f Rulherfanl Avraw*, have tvtarned twm a n te « r trip to S tew artttttte, I1*., where they yikited with t e t i o w

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Mr*. Sarah J 1 boma*. aga * 1 ,passed away Maidenly at the htHte of her daiurliter Mr* J. K n e a t Mg er of II* F«-m avMiwe na Tn »4aj

Although Mr* TH*««a- ha* oaly lived ia l.yadkurtl fo r tke part yeai*'«t * half »h* wa* liked by th*,»r who kne» h»>r. Mr-, Tboma* »a> th«- wile

. U te William t i Thawaa.Fun. t ,1 *ervKv> « , r r held on

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He|*n Koikeimn, Ixiuia Kraus, Mary Kwiatkownki, Archer Lilley, Clarifsa Luihy, Angelina Marrone, Bruce McEacheni, Rose Mc<iill. Ches tqr Mizeski, Carlo*ta Nashman, C.'ar. Orlikiiwski, Gordon Pate, Frank 1‘ur- [tura. W illiam Ritxl, Andrew Royick, Ru sell Sailer, Harriet Savage, John Skyta, Agnes Slo'wlneski E lith Solo, Jaet-t Ti*lryvvJw«eph iSlttnl, Mary Walsh, A rthur Whinn, Kasmir Wit ktewicz, Richard W itting, Josephine Giardina, K rupa C le a n s .

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THE COMMERCIAL L EA D ER FRIDAY, JULY IO, ^ ? !

R e a l l y , Y o u D o n ’ t T e l l M e !

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritter and •on I George of Post avenue spent the week-end with M rs. Ritter’s

at Pert Chester* N% ¥ r • ■ •

Mae Hughes of Park Place the week-end with friends a t

idgeport, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. George Horjgan and daughter Laura and son Norman o f Jauncey avenue have returned frvtn a visit with friends at Rem ington, N. J.

H arry Neglia o f F ifth Avenue ha.s returned from Point Pleasant w here be spent the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutheil am i daughter H arriet o f T r a v e r s place have returned from the C atsk ills .

Mr. and Mrs. G eorge DeSaix <>f second avenue re tu rn e d on T uesday from a motor t r i p to tiavannah , Georgia.

Mr. and Mrs. C h arle s M etz la r, M r. and) M rs. Joseph Sposa to , and Mrs: H. N. Neglia o f F ifth av en u e have returned from a visit to P o r t M am - nouth.

Mr. and M rs. C rank C orriden ,1 T ravers palce a re sp en d in g tw o weeks at P o in t P lea san t.

Mr. and Mrs. W o rth in g to n Holman and son Thom as o f L a fa y e tte place have re tu rn e d fro m a v is i t w ith friends a t Indian Lake.

Mrs. M ary H ickey and son Th ma and d a u g h te r an d fam ily Mr. and Mrs. W illiam K elly and d a u g h te rs Rita and M ay h av e re tu rn e d from a visit of severa l days w ith M rs. H ickey ’s d a u g h te r and son-in -law Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hill o f Scullville, N. J.

Mrs. Hendrik Muller and fam ily of Tontine avenue are at Middletown, N. Y .

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pratt of Delafield avenue entertained at their home for several days Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hodget of Ridgefield

Mr. ami Mrs. Jalo Lehti of River­side a venue have returned from a weeks* c ru ise aboard their motor b oa t.

M r. a n d M rs. Harold A. Gamblin and son Arthur o f Valley Brookavenue a re v aca tio n in g a t B t t t t i r i l le , W arren C ounty.

from a stay in the CaUMIIa

Mr. and Mrs. George Icon and family of Page avenue have returnedfrom Ellinville, N. J.

William Jackson of Page avenue is spending the summer * Camp Columbus at Branchville, N. J.

Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas Prinzivalli and daughter Mary o f Seventh street and Mr. and Mrs, Sabatina Ferrari and children Angelo, Thomas and Josephine o f Thoms Avenue have re­turned from a stay at Burnside, Conn. --

. ,Misses Emily, Rose, and Sadie

Genevese of Thomas avenae have returned from a v isit with friendsa t ' Mountain View.

M r. an d M rs. A ndrew D eY oung and d a u g h te r H a r r ie t o f T o n tin e | avenue have re tu rn e d from ,a s ta y ; w ith fr ien d s a t N ew H aven , C onn. |

M rs. Jen n ie W oodw ard an d son I A r th u r an d d a u g h te r Mariar-. o f J a y avenue and M iss L illian W ash b u rn o f Union "City have re tu rn e d fro m a s tay a t Lake Hopatcw ng.

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Mrs. Jo sep h D w yer and sons Rich­ard, E dw in and H e n ry of F ifth S tree t have re tu rn e d fro m a visit with fr ie n d s a t A lai re , N . J.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard I D eal and three children o f Jauncey Avenue have returned . from Narrow sburg,Pennsylvania.

— r ~Mr. and M rs. H. C. Hansen and

children of Sixth Street h iv e re­turned from a stay at th? Atlantic Highlands.

Mr. and M n. W illiam Connolly of Kingsland Avenue have returned from B atter where they (pent the week end wfth Mr. and Mra. Chas. Sanford.

Mis* Lillian Katxenstein of W eart AVeiue, a student a t Treaion Nor­m al School ia spending a vacation a i the home of he r tu c k Daniel Leker, J r . , of Pequanok.

Twelve tablet w ere in play yes­terday afternoon a t the first card party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in the new club hooae. The ladies plan te m ake this a monthly affair. T he committee in charge of tbe affair were: Mrs. Ar­th u r Bauer, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Laeoque and Mrs. Harold Gutheil.

.** The St. M ary's Guild o f the S t Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal church will hold a lawn party at the home o f Mrs. John Young of Kingsland Avenue on Tuesday, Ju ly 22 for the orphans of- Jersey City.

Mr. a n d M rs. Frank Curtis and children o f V alley Brook avenue left on W ednesday for Wellseora, Pa., w here M rs. Curtis and family will vacation fo r a month. Mr. Curtis will re tu rn on Monday.

Misses Kitty Lou and I r e n e Lydiate of Summer avenue have returned from a visit w ith friends at B ear Mountain.

Mrs.- Hose - B urde , -M rs:"W tHntnt L K|elly and Mrs. M a rg a re t llraderiek are a tten d in g th e conven tion uf th< Catholic D au g h te rs a t A tla n tic C ity this week.

Arthur Bauer, Frank Curtis, Krank Corriden and Joseph Giaimo havt returned from a fishing trip ,to Cali coon, N. Y.

The W om an's M iss io n a ry S o c ittj of the Reed M em oria l C h u rch wil! hold an outing to A nona P a rk , S ad ­dle River on J u ly U. M rs . Joseph Aldridge is in c h a rg e o f th e affa ir

Miss Gladys Woods of Stuyvesant Avenue is at Spring L ain .

Mrs. Argie Murray of Valley BrOiA. avenue has returned from a visit with friends at Una Villa, N. Y.

SpKre I’ardo of Valley 111 xik ave­nge is on Solomon Island, Maryland on vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es. 11. Savino ol Ridge Rrtad enter tained a t th e ir home for several days Mr .and Mrs. Mark

’Ventiliano of "Brooklyn.

Russel Hanson and Ralph F arlig e l of Charlotte, M C. returned to their hom e, a fte r visiting for two W eeks with their classmate at l»uke Umver sity Albert W eyersberg o f V alley Brook Avenue.

Mrs. Clara Hauer of Tontine ave­nae has returned from a visit with her son a t Garden City, L. 1.

Pyramid Rebekah Lodge will in stall officers a t the E lks Hall on Saturday night.

Adoniram Court, Order o f the Am­aranth will hold an outing to Long Beach, L L on Thursday, July SO. Mrs. John Simonson, is chairman of the committee in charge.

Mr .an d Mra. William Stephens o f L iv ingston avenue h av e returnedfrom B o sto n , M ass. , .

M n a n d M rs. J o h n Bell o f T e n rlycke a v en u e h ave boen entertaining i t th e ir hom e fo r several days M r. Hell's s i s te r M rs. Helen Coupe o fWilimanset, Mass.

Mrs. Natalie MaHno, Mrs. Theresa SChrcckenstein, Mrs. Robert Jones, ind Mrs. Belle Benowitz attended i dinner and theatre party in New r’ork City on Monday.

Mr. a n d , Mrs. Philip McAloon of tidge Road entertained a t their lome for several days Mrs. Wack- vita* m other Mrs. Elizabeth Schoel- eff, Henry Kweler, Mrs. Catherine Iwoler, and Miss Elizabeth Eweler f Brooklyn. ,

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Reinbold of lidgc Road and John and Joaeph ilennon of Kutherford avenue are pending several weeks at Wbite- louse, N . J.

Mrs. Theresa Schreckenstein was tested delegate to attend the con ention of J. Morgan Read Council, laughters of America a t Atlantic *ity in 'September,

Miss Anne Kehoe of Kingsland Vvenue has retu led from a two *eek*' stay with lu.r family a t Cliffwood Beach. *

Mr. and Mrs. John J , Gleeson o f Weart Avenue entertained at their home on Sunday Mr. and M rs. Ed­gar H. Edwards anfl son Ed gar, J r . of Scranton, Pa.

Mr. and M rs.- Morris LaM agna, have returned-from their honeymoon and are now residing on Second Avenue. M rs. LaM agna w as before her m arriage Miss Anne Calantrino, niece of Mr. and Mrs. M orris La­Magna of Ridge Road.

Mrs. William Schulte o f Ruther­ford Avenue entertained at her home at bridge on Wednesday eve­ning. A fter the games the hostess served refre«hm«nts.

Guests present were; Mr. and Mrs. ■■Theodora. ■■ .Law eU aa. —ami—.M *-—and-Mrs. Emjlie Frank and Miss Mildred Schtfltc of Lyndhurst.

Mrs, Theresa 'Schrekenstein of Stuyvesant Avenue entertained a t her home las t night a t bridge, Af­ter the games the hostess served re­freshments. Guests present were: Mrs. Natalie Marino of Lyndhurst; Mrs. Belle Benowitz of Hackensack and Mrs. Robert Jones of Ruther­ford.

Mr. and Mrs. John J . Kreslin, Sr., o f Stuyvesant Avenu#^ have been en­tertaining at their home for several days A rthur M iller and George

,Flick of Fort Wayne, Ind., and A lex­ander McGreagor of Washington, D. C . All three were classmates of Roger when a student at Notre Dame.

^The Ladies' Aid Society o f the

St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church will hold a food craft luncheon at the church hall on Friday afternoon, Ju ly 17. Mrs. Eric Storm, is chair­man of the committee ip charge.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitting .’.nd son Charles of Ridge Road have returned from Lake Hopatcong.

Peggy Tuttle o f Ridge Road is visiting with friends at her form er home in South Carolina.

Mrs. Harry Schaffer cf Ridge %>ad\ entertained a t her home on Wednesday .afternoon. A fte r the games the hostess served refresh# meats: Guests present w ere: Mr*. Leo Schmarx, Miss Celia Schwarz, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. Louis Levy, Mrs. Louis Levine, Mm. Mich­ael Epstein and Mrs. H. N. Zlskin of Lyndhurst

M r. and M rs. Stailley Moor* of K in g slan d .Avenue have returned fro m a f#w d a y s visit with friend.) in S u sq u eh an n a , l*a.

M iss H elen B ro c k m a n o f

Tax Collector and Mrs. Leo, Walsh I of Weart Avenue entertained a t

Lake i their home over the week end theavenue left on Tuesday to spend the rammer with her aunt Mrs. Brock­man's aiater Hb , J t . C , Kenny of New Dorp, S. L __

letter's niece, Miss Catherine Har­ris of Philadelphia.

M rs. M arie Sc lu r re o f 70*JK yike av en u e c u r t a i n e d at, (home U n T u esd ay n ig h t a t a p a r ty S c ran to n , P a . in c e leb ra tio n o f h>r b ir th d a y an n i v e rsa ry .

Mr; and Mr*. John J . Gleeson at

■p,,n home on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed her ftar T. Kdwards and son, Edgar of

Aviation Notes

By BILL LINDSAY

n It

"What Is so rare a* a a*r la JuaaT Then it ever come perfect days.

And heaven tries earth If she be to

Edward Stelmle, son of Mr. aad Mra. F . E. Steimle af W eart Ave­nae has returned to his home from

te University a t Durham, N. C. ia recuperating from ao opera­

tion oa th e knee wMch resulted from in juries sustained m ore than

Am V»t her softly herAnd whether we look or whether wo

listenW# hear ILfe murmur or *ee it glUten.**

FRUIT IS REFRESHINGA Secand Thrill

The autogiro, or windmill type of airplane, has attracted the admiration and great interest of local a ir en- th u fp sts in heaping measures during the past few weeks. Visiting the Teterboro A irport, over the holiday,The Gyro F lyers Limited, a company composed of five form er Teterboro boys was the main attraction a t a circus sponsored by the New Stand­ard Flying Service.

A number o f Bergen townsfolk rode in the "flying fa n ” and derived ex­treme enjoyment from their trips.This writer w as one, of the “ nuts” who Was in an autogiro on the Fourth.It’s a second thrill In the same i e n s e all(j c}(ni, pour over the melon balls that a runner g e ts his second wind. I and garnish with a sprig o f freshIn both cases the second attempts give m int Watermelon balls are most at­

tractive as cocktails. Serve them with a lemon sause and a sprig of mint In th e top of each.

A S FR U IT is so refreshing In vari­ous forms, It io one of the most

popular of all beginnings (or a dinner. In the form of a chilled soup, a fruit cocktail or served as a chilled drink, It la always appropriate. Fresh ber­ries, cherries, citrus fruits, peaches, melons and grapes are some that are asuable in various times of the year.

Dainty Fruit Cup.Prepare niusk melon balls by Using

a french potato cutter. Heap 'the balls ln the cocktail glasses and pour over a chilled simp prepared from sugar sirup and some -of the ginger sirup and chopped canton ginger for flavor. Serve well chilled. For those who prefer mint, make a mint sirup

nue held a meeting o f the entertain­ment committee of Pyramid Rebekah Lodge at her hom e ort Tuesday night. Plans were discussed for the initiation to be held at the Elks Club tm Saturday night. The hostess served refreshments after the busi­ness meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. George Rocke and daughter Virginia of Rutherford ave­nue have returned from a visit with Mrs. Rocke’s sister and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Fischer o f Bertram s Island.

the greater thrills.Besides supplying th? fans with an

opportunity to view and ride in the autgiro the Standard Flying Service put on a thow which will long be remembered by those who witnessed the feats. Am ong the star perform ­ers a t Teterboro were: Johnny Mil­ler, pilot of the autogiro; Horoer Fackler, pilot o f a visiting New Standard F ly in g Biplane, brought here by the G yro Company; Bob Gol­em, stunt pilot; George De Garmb, manager of the New Standard Flying Sr-rvicvT Frsnkje Hammondrpacscinite jum per; V irgit D e Mario, trick motor­cycle rider and m any others.

Court Adoniram Order of the A- maranth will hold a bus ride to Long Beach, S. I. on Ju ly 80. Mrs. John Simonson, is chairman of the committee in charge.

Mrs. Thomas Sm ith and daughter Catherine o f Fourth Street will leave on Sunday for a week’s stay at Culver Lake.

Big H earted BobH ere's one fo r th i books. “ B ig Bob”

H arris up; and announces that anyone in the audience who has a one dollar bill with the numbers “ 67H a t the end o f the dollar’s serial number would be entitled to a free ride. And before we could write Jack Robinson (H ow aay a gentlem an steps forward and ia the recipient of a complimen­tary hop with the compliments o f Mr. Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hansen of Sixth S treet are on a trip to Nia­gara Falts. ' — — 1

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gardner and children Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel E. Sousa and children of Jauncey ave- rnie have returned from a two weeks'stay at Cape tiod ....

The B ig Fibber

Herm Hackenburg, chief mechanic for New Standard is enjoying his va­cation at Atlantic City^ And he said he w as going to the mountains, the big flbher.

Chicken Warmein.Cook a tive-pouud fowl In p len ty of

w a te r for brot-b. W lieil te n d e r shred th e chicken, rem ove a ll bones and set aw ay , a f te r season ing well, to keep ho t. In th e b ro th cook a bunch or tw o o f c e le ry ; w hen ten d e r rem ove i t an d cook sufficient noodles to serve.. W hen th e noodles a re cooked serve th em on n h o t d in n e r p la tte r w ith tlie ce le ry on lo p o f th e .noodles and th e chicken on to p o f th e celery. P rep a re

le f t ; see th a t th e re Is enough, nnd p o u r a round tlie w arm ein when served . T h is m akes a good dish to se rv e a la rg e com pany as it m ay be k e p t hot, and m uch can be prep&red th e d a y b e fo re o r e a r ly in th e 'day.

Chicken Broth With Vegetables.P ee l a q u a r t o f small, even-sized

onions, cook u n til tender, chang ing th e w a te r to rem ove th e m ost o f th e s tro n g flavor. L ine a soup tu re e n w ith th in slices o f- b u tte re d to a s t , cover w ith th e onion, add a p in t o f fresh cooked green p eas a n d tw o q u a rts of th e chicken b ro th . Serve a t once. i> ' !-n i)

Orange Juice for Heartburn.T h e n icest .rejppdy yet found fo i

i h e a rtb u rn o r Indigestion Is a glass o f o ran g e Juice sipped slowly. T h t stom ­ach sa.vs “ th a n k Vo«"* th e idliiut* lit g re e ts th e fisst nt^uttifu). T ry I t in?

of soda and gel th e h a l i l t ; li

Mrs. W illiam L ttndells a n d fam ily • f I f e m -a v en u e - u n * - tw o w oek*

v a c a t io n n t K e an sb e rg .

Mr. and M rs. L u th e r E . B erkey nnd Mia* F ran c e s G ib so n o f I ‘a rk avenue and Mr. and M r», V e rn o n E. P re* ton o f D elafield A venue and M iss Josephine D elan ey o f N ew Y ork C ity have returned fro m S ad d le R iver-

Miss Emory Knight o f S tu y v e sa n t avenue is spending a v aca tio n a t Lake Mohawk.

Mra. John J . Breslin, 8 r., of Stuy- vetant avenue ia spending the day at Spring l^dte.

Mr. and Mra. Frank IVreils o f Valley Brook avenue have returned from Atlantic Cjty.

Mr and M™ J"*eph Velianovaw ad cM dren of Van Buren stree t have re­turned from llelmar.

Mr. and Mrs. Janie* IVMeo and daughters Mary *ud Mj rg s ret and•aa Jah a of Valley Brook jkvenue have returned from a visit with rela­tives ta ConnerUcut.

Mr. and M rs. John Young of K ingsland Avenue, M r. and M rs. Le

Mr. and M rs. K .U » r l H u g h es an d i Roy S an fo rd and daughter of Sev- fa m ily o f P a rk p l .e e h av e re tu rn e d e n th H treet and Captain and M rs. from S te r l in g , N. J . 1 MarStt* M arcu saen ahd son o f Chase

___ __ [A v en u e have returned from a stayMr, and M rs. G eo rg e lao n 1' u n it J'*1* th e l’ocono Mountains,

c h ild ren and Mr. a u t Mrs. Harry — *Jacksoti and fami of Page avenue Mane Leker of W eart Ave-have returned froia a visit a l Camp " “ <■ celebrated. her birthday anniver- Columbus at Branchville, where WH-1 " “T h<“r home liam Jackson i., iding the sum- I mer. I

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A fte r breaking- just about every speed record in Europe except the Schneider Cup record, for which he did not have time to try. Captain Frank A. Hawkes flew here from Montreal, C anada in one hour and forty-five minutes. He did this just to keep from going stale. Hawkes landed his ‘T exaco No. 1 3 ” at Teterboro field

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Miss Agtie* C raig of Livingston avenue is spt-nding a week a t At­lantic Highlands.

Mr and Mrs. Charles Hazel ton and daughter Catherine of Kings-land avenue have returned from aweeks’ visit with relatives in Albany. I "i"~ ' shortly after noon on Tuesday.

Mr and Mrs. Joaeph Stellato o ft You know, folks, this guy Hawks is124 Summit avenue have returned | the follnw who haa breakfa.-t in Newfrom a stay at Eaat Durham. York and enjoys afternoon tea in

v , .. ~ r , „ . California. He's the sort of a chapMrs. Kate k ram s of Post avenueentertained at her home at bridge ' who »ay to you just before |on M. nday afternoon. After .the leaving for an ordinary one week va

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M iss M ary K m e ,,f S a lle y HrookA ven in - and Mf«* h lar/are t Pitha of Nflith street are «t*ondlng a week at Atlantic Highland-

M rs, F ra n k M u lljr o f Page ave­nue e n te r ta in e d s t *>er hom e on Mon­day n ig h t th e m«-n V r . if th<; W h a t N ot B rid g e f lu b . A fte r Ih e games th e H ostess se rv e ! rc fresk n aen ta .

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Guests present were; Mrs. Ralphcation, “Be back in an hour, Jack”. Ami anyone who thinks that Hawkes

Glover of llut'H-rfoW, Mrs. Nelda can't cover the same ground in one

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Mr. and Mrs. William j. l.oughram o f Jay avenue have irelUrhed from a stay at Nywburgh.

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s Chib Licks Polish Americans Athletics GoF A titrtT *

In Township Setto, 2 to 1 Saturdayx

It would be news, and rare news, if a baseball game between two ciuhs of the saute community ended at 2 to i, and claims of

Y, duplicity, briberyand blackmail didn't arise at once, lhe Columbus Qub and Polish American Club Wtto

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of last Saturday doesn’t fall under the head of new news. Nossur The tale is aa old as the Hills.

| T^ PdkjXrnerican Club lost the Fourth of Julyv game aid tti.^oota^ and all their friends at once regis-

Kr^^hctV augMtilied howls. The referee, it teems, was cockeyed, but not so cock-eyed that he was not able to fafom the Columbus Qub in two or three—nay five or six occasions deals that spelled the margin between victory and defeat.As we have said, the occasion doesn't deserve too much

comment; its an old story. The game will be the talk of the town a week. Maybe for two weeks the more rabid of the rooters will mention it. After that it will go down in the re­cords: Columbus Q ub ' 2, Polish American Q ub 1. In the years that come down the aisle you will find in your records just that score.THE REMARK APT:

The aptest crack on the whole situation was made by one e players who remarked to another one: “Well, this'll makethe

N U M ERO U S A R G U M E N T S O V E R D ECISIO N ISA F E A T U R E OF CLO SE T IL T SEEN

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s - . . m m,'j of the players who remarked to another one:

the series at the end ot’ the year a wow.” i 1 And it will.

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i,THANKS, MR..U.MP1RF

So you can see that the down-trodden, much-maligned um deserve thanks. If they miscalled a few, they have

the waters that will return a hundred M d in really held the Polish American';

£av«c-.«f..-thcthe Polish Americans, they deserve

thanks, we say.Boys and girls, can't you visualize the proceeds? How will

we ever pay for those uniforms!N O T ONLY HEROES, M ARTYRS!

Those umpires were martyr:, as well as heroes. They did il all for the Cause (and keep that C in upper cap, Mr. Lino typer!) That series at the end of the year will be a wow, buthey won't be around to see or officiate it, something tells us.

• * •yThft grand A fr ic a n custom is not drinking needle ixei

through a pretzel, as many think, Its razzing the umpires.”! ■ ' Sattieday, from the farthermost comer of Pine Street tt Towii IHidll^it 5tfve 'KVeart Avenue barriers, the umpires wen £opdfB¥V?(l mst about,as roundly as you can imagine. Here's ii:

f a v o r e d feynor bolcin, the hefty centerfielder erf the P. A .s, whe tirade hi

first appca^pc*: with the team jn the game, lammed hne1 down th<^ ,catM,n w,r.a k i t haiukt's,Sit. "Hg'

V W r£*irM ^^^W pl^toP th l left field foul base flag. Red Keaj ’ in ik h fabhl fck' tfic Columb^is Club was playing ncarcentcT*fo the bit, jHul-ohiMxl ®vcr for )tH| ta tt. Solein got a m u n d tm n ’ aud ios .'■jbtfrtddgmn •second franped home, but Solein was c back bv Arthur Argauer, thcjOarficld High Sdhool cofek was calling the strikes and bfetii Afg*tb4r S u T h e .K ill■ v .>

This writer was standing near die fpul flag toward whicthe ball bounded. To us the ball seemed fair by Slfc^ncJie'oaid «4 Another observer rKttmoFe ih w six inches tRe T>dfer sid of us, said “fixil". And the umpire ruled “foul". In a ease 0 that kind we can only say the umpire’s judgement goes. ANO THER DECISION;

Red Keay gathered in a fly in left field and Solein who waon third dashed tor home. He beat out the throw, but it waruled he had not waited long enough on third base. Bear Fo claimed Solein had left the has: before the ball landed in Keay' mitt.

Protest stormed again. We again were in a position to an the play. But wc were watching the hall like hundrcdn q bthers. W e didn’t see when S dcin started off- like hundred* o others. W hen we looked away from Keay, Solein was poundini for home midway in the base line. Tbe umpire should h.ivi been watching, and we are willing to go Jong with his judge ment.

If the umpire did not see the play, which he should havi been looking iur, he was incompetent, and the preserve ot .u incompetent umpire on the ie ld was no mote the Columbu Clubs fault than the Polish American’s. *P. A .’S SURPRISED:

By today, calmer reflection should have supplanted the ex cited protests registered by the Polish American players and then followers. They did surprise the gathering which expected ar easy Columbus Q u b triumph—and they came so close to win ning, it hurt clear-down to their toes to k««.

They .should pot feel ao up.et, however. Their defeat was moral v ic to r y that earned them the praise of the c n iw d and th* post-season series. Swallowing their amoLunts and w ork in g ft (hat Harrison Hudson series the nineteenth id this tnnnth u wfw they should do. By wtnfung1 either nr hnth <>f tho*« gam® they can show that their game Fourth of July Was no fluke ..-i that they are true challengers for the cham p* giahtp of the fcnvti ship.

If there were any victt nts i t all registered at Mti.ikipi

T te - IViiitdi A m en:*n Otate-teuie- hall nine m,.u. a t,<p halt effurt to ,piuv* itself t wtis&tp champion S » t- | u*t»y m tb* o f. July | M ttwmtap a t Jtaniciw l Oval but found] the CmUIm>.> Oa?) tab Mr.injr-~#otind th# pitching of t 't e r l e s Christ • to i ra**cli-*-*inJ found ti^> "breaks" of Jw . game ihefti-aA l, *».tost 2 fo I . ' ' ' ' .

T hr tBt ”, pilled U’f t f With ilram.i md color. Mild pnv«d tho way to ao ■ntfr-l wiNiiy n:n«’* to be played at .he (Jost* of the *»-:u ami pruvidH .otai xprH.* f.ij.iiwrs with « t»p»< f VonVtf,ati,ifl for wtffcs to comic.

Several t ’« « s» wcn> prttvmf by the • nsn. For in i thing, Ihr IVIi.ih- Vnuniiaiyj, a Uolstereti

iiiK-up tunl jfo..| enough to iWman.1 swiiBi tu tlcriih- LjriMIhur V caam

l*ion niiic. Another tbiiiK »*«, Cha* Christ huppm i to tn* pretty much ul i pitc-hi r.itKAT 3TWS BOTH TKAMti IN UAM£

Tho rtUtky hoat tti.it «'lun*E to thr tleia lirtractwl from tho « b ili& ‘» ot the . hut at that, th .y putup a .g a u if t'|»l hifi.i the att^Rtian ot # vu y .poctaW fm ai i i i r t %,i>fii»)i. ,r 'W isiiin* o f th f um­pires c.’tu-’p.l rumptef.<, imA at « w thhe Uw* •

mvetAI :Columbus Club

Lose To Fort U e S u n d a y , 6 - 3I ► •!>/

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Fort Lee Outfit Chalks Up 10th Straight V'ictory

Through Win ,.—

J u t win* the’ < iaitiliux'Ctub' «t t« tk fi»t m o v in f , th« umtMro* ih-cr»!«.“.l <»»««* prrttjr »mrl!. t ie rm w amt th f .«luiiil>u« Club itv vnuint \*smt for t a u g h t—a n d t h f I . . . .U Uw>t to 1U » A* C.- «i to 3 Sunday at F >f*. lit* , thofeby maku thmwelvva th,:* n th itla ig h t vktim of th a t t. ,•<

The local root, k ' eflufdnt uniior land thi <l«-i.<toi and ».>MxM lik<

.ax'..|iltnn. s .ill lo iHF avail. It wa, iSt itin: I fc. I liiiiiui C’ui

Extra CantoR n » W i n U . D U I I f H I , ( H I J

rmTfw Athlvum tWfralod th* tH*»

A, C- a t S t Micfcaali O ral Iw d a yia an rx tr a iaaing gaMa, T ia aeata wa* S to ft.

Th. feature at t t e gaiac'w aa m m fwaarVaW* reWf jswhing by Cbrt- tw Oomcti, who hrld Um tH « M»ra- leas and h itkss to r the teat fowr inning, and received credit ta r tbe vwtory. Mickey Arerao Martad ea Uw meund for i te A'*. He wa* touched for nine tuta, hot b»»> au n w rt from Ma taaawwte* ihirwh relieved teat ta Um fifth and retired every nuia t te t f a t d Him but two, w te ^et on tea e ttew twjir*.

Sono- hravy ctouUng by Um Alb ilftio* tn t te flrat inning teaulted «n three r«M , with Rucika and h m - koff h itting iripiea. Kveeeoa atae hit a three bagger in t t e third, when thr A'* got three more runa Wal­ter t te ta of the IMce wa* t te bat

American Legion Nine Again Champ Junior Team Of Bergen County

fW t b aatte ll !«•*• a f Lyndbum aa B rigen t ounty tv

Tbia etrt. ry and r» -; title laahea Ite baral la* :

eligible t» aaeet t t e Paanaic .barn | m m taav*rt»w aa t t e t e a t to- ward t te ntaite title.

To wm t t e iitte t t e te a l* saet aad drfcated R iJgrtetd I’arh W^fa—lj l i tteaa^ laat tHe*tew*t*y aigh* by Ite afaie «f II t« «. T te name wa* stayed a t t t e Cnle* 8»ree4 O eal, al Maywood.

lh e <ame atarted olt like a run* way, f-ir. t yndharet q te k ly w eaj t. work .m t lx offering* af I'w b t t e , IW*T-ftrM H u h J«*orT Har |r t '- te r aad m a ' Uji »II run* m t t e - Aral tbre* uiiaag* l»*r*eh wa* tutrhia* •rea l bad) in tbe maawtte e . bafeto* t t e Parker* bitleaa. Reabatng thal a ea*y *irt«r> wa* m tte -o # * rtad , tVor^h taken out and put »« V «t te »av» hi* <alua>l> arm for

vaiuahie •errire white a y aag

>attora brjfan te 1 ‘ i ■ t.no for- ( mich aw l a pair o f Dice error*ner Harkeoaaeti liifh Ahoot, toa.air,

1 te y fo a ^ i h iM ^ • iuuip, VaiJ lump omlng fn aevepiW' ’ nainsf j^ l rc uil- n'g fn thrrr im is-

There wrre tw-> me« aU,ii;trti;yiU» I **• «•>. kttet thu rtin:. v,,-re I * »te<t.

ing *tar .» f the day. l a four trtpa *«er aa«»si B ergtert wa* «M t i» teU i te piate he got a aingle. trijd.- fhuah the gam .

». Tbl* laat I Herghart nmid net agam to steady down *aa waa (wunrwd upo* fur fc hit* nd b run* bit t t e *»*•>•»• l‘amter* and Uung* hegaa la l*»b d a of«r l,yr!hur< t t*orwh wa* *ent

to atriw t t e tide ta the *l»»h

Md a long jIow tied the *core a l t te C T te AUtleUr* w ui out in th>> eighth, then Mitgie* by K ara te* and He!*

t«u runa .arm* ttela*lA* fa r a* aweting t t e t'a rd M d a '"*>> + <*•« »« »**e_

i r concerned, the victory wa* aa on '«« 'ug tho k*. a t. *«au< b '“t e !*•'*' iwrtaat oae for t te A‘e. They baat * >,k * te iw ter .m. ut t f luta and the Owe by th* name twa run ntar j aided by n»u«ue» hy t te ap|M*ilJittt».ia a* «M tte CaitbnaU aad judg | «■**■< * . • * »* •*"* u ' tun*‘

' tte ite) U l r O a ^ • * * ? • « * . : ■ ^ftfinbn la»t Son } Among t t e manv ,x-.t»Ur» a h

diAcuit task stewed t te r*Me wet*: Ted,,..Ct»th

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the batters to affvte htm. mtd pitched t* mrm, mxmd- Mg to their worth • m • %U lttT Sheridan he f-c-rd m, he wafted Lrscer

tw ia . S okm the center ficUer, a harJ I,h u t . and he ru e d three fair JkX» ef (% n d ‘i delnvry, hut n n c ul them

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the l.lwhi.pf from Jeraey C ity, Xnnday,t the TteW ae. Aeeniae <J«al, v '•

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T i e haai- hit* KwiatkuwtAi fa fft 'tn .:.,, ai Iffw -if the litI Three telle Nit* tturika. F*(tik»*lT, j d»p* nd. nt* Th* «*<*>• will he piayW Kikim iA , W, I Hi, is le t the U ll i 'i ’ i h«m»t Held

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Shi#b*t «. f [ ^ vwmmm '■ M m . 4 oat by Mbteb*. 7. by A- i t hal defeat at Ite hand* of tte*rwo 4} by tterarh S. 1 1 i t ,,4* HwnKtay afVetim^.h wui* tte

flit by p ltite f—lterarh aad ta*n | < . fattrlh a irtigh t A Iren, by Shlabla 1 Marty IVdan etp laia* thu hy *afteg. f^-ft on ba*ea~A lM attcs * j O te a U ,, • . . , . gsH iag a t e al. teal

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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1931

LKGAL NOTICEf.KC.AI, NOTICE

l | W hy B o y s l e a v e H o m eT H E C O M M E R C I A L L E A D E R

Z£fMs1i{e\ Hh' ill u*e*ef46iM£eri‘) V—J {I OM OA/€ op A.

//ii 6o /a/ io J •fweinf foo see cae oM€! A,u.iHg qi&

e s tv&YfWMPRECEDENCE IN A PARADE

• O M cClure Ncwspatpw S y n d ic *

'fHt dRoAomi Sypaes* o .Mur/e4(o(Sports Cnntinucd from t'axe 5)

n a i . - a m fe k i < a s l £ m i ,u s f .k

O KIO LliS

Ib l’aula, If. .. A. Ganilia, 2 b. I.JiRunK , rf. . Guidetti, ci. . 1 ‘alumbo, e. .. Camiia, sn. Bernard, lb, Vol(amiYn, 3b. DftFrinc, ti. .

T o ta ls 28 1C. iU 21 5 2ftrore by innings;

lomocrJ#* . . . . . . '100 , 000 1 — 2'iiitwl Cor* __ 02i ’ Ron x—ir.

.Sacrifice h i t s — H. Itov inc,T#«. bufle hits— Inula, 2, Jftltrjcki,

'iwiy. * ■ " —— — -----Th rro ,(lbaw> hi W-- I hula, 2.I liiulilc frtay»—‘Casty to l,:t Rita to

'liters.Hits off Natalis fi in ri 2 3 inning*;

ir Casty 4 in 2 1-3 innings..struck warty NatstFn; by"Cssty

j. ; 'Ktm ek out by Duita 4.Hasps on ball 8—off Natlp J , off

a ity 3, off Ilu.la 1. ■■■-*■Hit by jfltrhi'r Natal#* 2.Umpire—Schmaltz.

Willows ChampionsCoach Jli nry Getli, former lii • h hool tw iri.’j, coaches WHIows into

eavy niifgfit chaiii[Vi.in'ihi[i tiy <h»- 'atingj tli«• Iti' l Sox o f 1 .yrnlhur, t. Theyi a*o di’ fi'aUal thi4 lilcc JiiVi-

' “ W a$<t jtht’ 'LynfHnir-t Jinx.. The Villow* citiKisls o f: .. ., |y f \ I-.,

Catcher* ltocii I .a ttusi*o.I‘itclx>r,l Mike Kulo ami Iloco IV-

L0CAL COPS IN BIG WIN!

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AWStnl IKIXHII OF I h i I vtiov

to w k s ii* # hS* .«ffcfrittw<TNOTM K

Pwhtm rwdhr I* heretty tflven ihat nealed nryai»w»l.‘> for lumiahiro.' l.al»»r and Mater- <fcl to AlUo ih*- ffeitim* A VentilTitrtir Hvv- Mha aud BhRettKal Work tu Uf . J iariklin <k?hon], Ktuvveshnt Av-ntte. Towftwhio ofyndhur*t r*ountv nt Bp>r**n N‘fTw ter*eyaccording to ,l'bui« and M i > Htjorr prr-

*d' hv ,4 0*!>. ,me. A a te-tae'a. will »** r#weive«i hy th*- H i o f Fda- '’Utinn Ml I tv* T.vndtnirst Ijifh }lch*t*.J h K#m Avwvntca ‘iri «»r «:J5 I* MC>» y liietii S»viru( Tinu*. M-mHy Kvftnltij!, j «iv loth. 1931.Bn I* »hail !>*• a#1*1r **»««'<] •• ll^nryDaa(»n. lHatrirt Clerk, Iw.srd ..r r.<lMra»kni. Twvrnrtitp nf H^ruen • ointy. t fa ttJgg*r_____ : _____________—wm— T F p iP m f f— jir rm m r- equipment. n**w Vontiialinr l?rt»ta will b» r, olacMi in all tlan‘ir'*«»m>’ B'MUt Riwni will' hi* MWl'-Ked ami rflllntC firrpr •• fWI fitr N«*wIVtwer 8«»rvH’»* will !*• |iifi«l|pii

Biflf will t»* for tV w^rlc und^r •four (4) jM*i*arat«* rvmtrsfU n«

1 F«r thmfral <V.i»i»tr«ctW»n whlHhi i«r|tKi**s all Matwmry. t’art^nirv, f*alnt tag.Hardware ami nil work k*tv»wd liM»ret*»,

2. F«>r • llealing tn<l Vfnld«'.i«E and all work kindred iiM’Wi3. For Kl«*1 rlcal W rk ami all work drwj Ujerrto..... _ ........ .............—

4. Blr«»c»uri»l Rhel #*nd Ornamental Iron an»l w-<rk ktn<lr?d (herfi...

The rfjrhl -»» reserved to afcejd or rrj#r4 any or all Pr-.poBiii* >,r to wa ve mformali' tie*. All nriiiKi Uf in ^iUmI*ndnrM«l fl'roixwil for Altefuii .tm t‘i Hrat-iok and Ventilating Rytifem* #nl Bte.'trteal Work. Franklin S. ho ,i H m w m aM AV»m>»,

New Jernry t ami hHIuic hr%neH • f W"tk ^veret! No iii<l will -Imp >•* »n*«Mler»«l * «al**«in v*vrmwtnif'l by r^rtt«ed rt»«srk upona Meroltet Bank '>f the KfderaJ ReA#>n

dfawn v> the Order of the Board of Kdttratlon. T<.wn«h>p of I.vndhisr't, Nrw Jersey tha anrnunt rt l»» ttrn i»*e * ertt»of thr BJd Mndina the Bolder to ever trte thr <V.atr#'t if awarded to him The term* of j.r«*|*iKa'i are Wued by the <« pern flea tkma

Bidder* mti|«t t»e nhte t‘. qualKy Sturrtvhrcpptnble t<. the B->«rd The premium wiU tie |M>ui hy tti*' contr«rtor-

Copl«* of l»raw1n«?? and HpreiO iti<u willhe .m hie at tie- wfflee o» the Artdoteet*for the purpose of t«umattn»; Itmitiwl1numlK«r t ,f •-*pie« ..f the Plan- nn.l 3|*eji| fl-»’ .ns wljl l»e Kmnot to th*' ^r . ’vprHiV# hW*ier« oa «tap»i;it <»f a («the .rder <*f llitexntann, l kfaiw A HI ihf wm of *!T* tiw iKihrni fTn.iur’ t

These ulaiw MU' -M... «fel.il9r«i * M&pim-ll**»i tu:HIIMMANM, DYNISIt * O tlB n H N r

A er hltect*13. ivi Orient W*». R»rt herfonl M J

By order ot thr B*.arU of Rdt*-ait*>ft l*a»e»i i.ymlhuret N J July 7 IN I

HKNBY DA.VT^Wt.Ihstrw t Clerk

j l’« on hKirlc ind map aforesaid Raid de i ,;mniaa p- ial bein»r <»n thr nouthw.iterlyj hne Of landfl erniveyrert hy Rlh» D. ( »rrtt»»

ii •h.dlett aud runnlnif thenre <l> n<iHh wwterly and ak.np th** Ittr of Chollett and i unniriK -.tm hundred fitly UM)) feet

i more or leu?* to the dtvidmjf line nf lot#i 10 ami 1 1 ;’ I heme <2* w<uth westerly and

nK*n*c ’--a**! uridine line of lot* in anil11, 'ine tBMWrwl (HO) NmM' more -.r faM

th«- n-.rt t»r*«ter.!v *.«tr of <>;:den llae**; th»*me (31 wutheaeterty and atonK «ahl 'lortlu-Bfterly *M|e •>>» Otfdr* Plaee. one hurt 'red forty fl*#» fert rnrne nr ten V i The wreteriy «k4e n t Stuyvr-tant Avrnur «m now- laid out thener I i > m-rtheajfteriy and aUwic *akl wewierty ■We of R'uvvem ant

i Aer nu* ar now laid <»ut .ne hurwlrtd (ltxn (eet more or |e*-« to the f»iint or pla«-e of itrumnlnjf.

Ti>*:et-ber with ail »»*d siamilar the rtehta. hhertiae prtv,)e«:e» itr^iitam m ta a«d mp* purteaaneea thereunto or m ’ ^ y *wtae appartatninc *»M io pav aiMsatisfy, in the t*r*l pla«<e untu the »aid rtanplainani FN>r«wee V AUmaaa. tm* *u«n r.r | 3 ftoO m* toerther with taafai tob't^wn thereon; and ake> tha «*a*« of ilje nant complainant. Florrmsr V. Atkina*. hl» beer ■lulf iaard a t the »mb» of | i :>*<#>.

HAROLD V REl? I.Y Bff.Ldr -CimbI I-dr SheriffJunel* 2? Jttiy3-H>^«23 94 B B F m t t

im i N t M r i v o r m m t t i f d tBetween Wondrow Wile<«n HnHd.n*: ami D>an

.««»*etat|»n. a *-*.r|w>nitem ol New Jersey •'-■inp'alaant, and l.*f*dh«rel Intimity Co.. l»s„ a i fcwr' mmmsr -w h tm m iS m .- Mary K<»rtnna Wa'him Satk»hal ftandi» Ine . a f.M'^’-atlon and Martr V^Mrmra tefendaat* Wi. ta. Returnable Aunoi 7 A. !»imi. »_ —

MKYER C RLLKMflTKIN. N 'r . Bv vsrtar r*t thr abo>vw *Uted »n t b. me

• d.neetrd and deitvered f have i< vted up>*n f ami •mu eap^m* far **>«* at taitdw v-mtur i at the ro w i Mom* ia the «*Hy «f Hark I’ensaek, »n

h H taM n i Dal» 1 *. last,•t of*e o*e|,irk ta 'h r affem *a« Ranter* itandari Time ftaro o 'eWk Davtight lav«*f Timet alt thr k.t traet o r. nareel o •a*wt am) preWMWH! Atmat* an“••n« ta the T**wf*afcsp .f l.vn«lhurat. it •tm «*<amiy of Her«eei and fUate of Nee

WELL IXJNE. BERGEN!\*e4m^len, brty i . t t l i ,t • „«» o'eiotU .n lh*- afl’'rn<e*h. J’.ae’errthandard TWtie own o'ek k DayM«h{ *?av a i Tttt)«K the fi>|h»wtnK tract of

'afieS of kvuil and pr^m if**1** hereinafterm.i‘ K'ttltit-i; deaefibr*' a*t<tat<' lyin' an tleuig . m th*' TV'.wnabtp >-* 1 ynd 'i’'»t.«’ ..rr*; of i'^rtJi'i a *i S > Nev.

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Realty

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ith*»a<»tiIM I H % > tm t o r MW t t N»t \

et ween The Knuitatde i,*M A.<aWM|r» |b- eiety nf the 1 tailed f«tate« a r-o>-fv>rB» »>»n of New T<»rk. t ‘*mphumnt and AM rt.f (I. Muiier Mine < Huti r ii.a w if* . Merit Realty * fhveetweni t>» H«4|~ M Haaraard. rtfwt K*-.-ev Ban* »t Wncht* town, N J ami fieutwn lletutetckami. defendant* Ft fa. Retomatdr Aarruat f t * I* IM I -

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»f »irt»» w the a bo re ntat*Hl wrtt ta air imeted mid deiie*-m| 1 hure |ev«rd ««»>a nd wtll eapeew f * -«air *, r*aMN«I tha O m t Moawe m the City «*f Ha-k

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T..UI . Kuth C. C OnoJ.** . ,

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l i v o c m . ^ 5* a t£*y iot 6 w c o t u i o i*> 1 4 * f t « n

RKO Ritzr t S n i i up h»* history-making

**( ;m am n“ performance, Richard Di*ii^am shatters film tradition and up-

•, precedent? in the leading rote of .H . -m.van’d Kid”., JW Ifflt jtitH W kB

t 'th e RKO Kit* theaUe. IMjt’s new r„i,., that of .a New York Kast Side e - i ^ s t r ef a decade ago, provide* a

rfect characterisation for thi* ever- ,,, iiular and decidedly talented screen

_ • , vo rite . ,Jackie Cooper, lovable child actoi

nd h ven-ycar-old *‘a r of •’likippy", pares honor* with Dix. Jackie cob-

t i i!»utp« a g m of a performance, one , ;ich shapes up, in the opinion of• hi- reviewer, a* fhe most remark­able cfeen work ever done by a ju-

• ilc. 'I hi* boy c e r ta in ly i* d e s tin e Ibecam e a n o u ts ta n d in g f a n fa v o r-

• : following hits role in this produc-: 1" r>- .

• 'I 'i.uag D o n o v an ’s Ki-1" is,* Radie I ,'turi> ’ a d ip taH o n n f R ex B each’: po p u la r novel " l i ig Brother™ . Dix

J im D onovan , m o n a rc h o f a New } tirk tf 'iiK . is fo rce d th ro u g h the .u - j th o f £ p a l to t a k e o v e r t h e rear- m g «f a y o u n g boy . O u t o f th is aa

la tinos com es a g r e a t lo v e and .- d esire to send th e boy a i r t ig h t

I ,n t his e v e ry m ove fo r good is mis ,t* rp re te d a n d he Is h u rle d in to p

m a e ls tro m o f t ro u b le w hich te a r - th< - ,y fro m h i* a rm s . The c lim ax , li

ich th e b o y is r e s to r e ! to Him, it ,n t- of th e m ost d ra m a tic s itu a tio n *, r tranafertad to celluloid.

'! he w e a W elcom e R elie f ' IKiiiov m ’s K id" iy- a f a r c rv from• u ual R urt-popping , m en -d ro p p in g

te r p ic tw r* . I t d e a ls w ith re ­nd ition , n o t def-r illa tio n . T h e film i ■ a,< a w elcom e re lie f f ro m th r kneyed c ro o k p ic tu re s o f t l ie m a-

, . Kim a n d ra c k e t , e r ln g ty p e , he p ic tu re h ;ts h e « n ' a d m ira b ly , I. D ix re a ch e s supretni* h e ig h ts the te e ly -e v ed k il le r w ho u n d e r

co m p le te re g e n e ra t io n th ro u g h

D l f f l P * j ; »Coyle *»d Hoy Bremen e f Newark,I V IV U n I V O U Mi** Peggy K ing . of Naw York

- iCSty; H arry Riuiiey, Bert RadWy, ofClive Brook in “The Lawyer’* Se- Hanbrwu.k Heignt*; William Miiliot,

cret" with Charles Rogers, Richard Herbert Bello, Mr and Mr*. John Arlen, F riy W ray and Jean Arthur Knfteld and n m Alvah, Irv in s and i* the feature attraction th a t 1# now Orvillf and daughter Abba Mae ofpci i*. presented- ......... -Lynrthw-rt, . ......

1 omorrow, for one day only, Winnie Lightner in her latest and funniest production, ‘ ‘Gold Dust Gertie” . The picture, which gives every evidence uf breaking all laugh record. f,>r thi* season, is the. atorv of matrimonial tangles,, bathing suits, new and oi l, two mea m arried to twin sisters, a bith in^ suit model who want* to marry her boss, who hates divorcee

and there you have it, entirely de-« f ,»*s lhn Westminster Presbyter-

THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 19JI P A t.B 1 1

void of sense or reason—but who wants aeaae of reason in a Winnie lig h tn e r picture?

Joh n Barrymore a* “Svengali” , vil magician of m anufactured love! ii*i eyes sear tbe »oul of a beautiful firt. He command-. She must obey! l i ' mvstic miad bends her will to li*. Where will it lead? How wilt K •Bd? Only tht screen can tell. Marian J .n h as “Trilby". All Paris a t her am* us feet, yet she become.- the pirit slav» of the man she hates, lei I- a naw sta r—a new personal­i t y a new T r ilb y ” to relieve the mr.i irtil story that has endeared her o Cie world. Such is “Svengali”, /hi 'i will play on Monday and Tttes- lay with these two great stars.

Wednesday and Thursday the fea tur<‘ attraction will be l'aul Lukas in "The Vice .Squad- *with Kay Francis Tlx dory concerns the life of -- gentleman, forced to become, a stool pig' -n, who discover- a way to hap, plni i, btft. sacrifices th a t , happine.* upc-i the. a lta r of ethic*, i t ’s a rea‘ plot and not one of vour wi*hy-wa»h> y a r i i lie sides being something youT enji y, this is a picture you’ll think abort. _r C lmorous J met Oanor w elps t< tew triumphs of enchanting appeal

.* s t lh* bewitching, w is'fu l w a if wh. win the love of her handsome mil

Miss Mary Kirschner Fetes Sunday Students

Miss Mary ivirsctuier o f Sixth Street, entertained a t her home on I u. -!.*y afternoon a t a - fo r

the meinkeni nf her Sunday Scho I

ian Church.Gam-* and dancing w»-re enjoyed

a fte r which refreshm ents wereserved by the hostess.

Guest? present were; N e ll* Sil- veriiai!, Kl aiior Mich lelfelder, Itar- bara Muller, Beverly West, Marie Proknek, Dtanu O e«w ridge, Kvelya Cuiren, Glaily.: Marcnssen, Jean Thalntan, Jjitira C lay, Alk-e Urock- woo.1, Virginia liaxter, i**>r thy H. Grapitan, Sluriol Bemwlenbury. t.ao-

Morgan a f Lyndhurs* and Carol Williams o f Brooklyn.

itifu l M arion S h illin g , i lw is a w hich efim b ine ; ru g g e d n e ss ,

itleness, te n d e r lo v e , b i t t e r "hatred I t i r k d ra m a , a n d Dix a lw a y s the -■ter o f a n v c h a ra c te r ix a tio n , con-

hntt»t i p e rfM tim n e e a s e ffec tiv e o s it .if h i* Y ancey C ra v a t in ,*Cim-

. i.iii.”i r e C as t S c c re r

Jackie C o o p er m o re ‘ han succes*- v m akes th e c h an g e from hi* ligh t only “ S k ip p y ” ro le to th e p a th o :T Ml Ige M u rra v c h a rac te r lx a -

Hl* in t e r p r e t 't i o n i s superb , un S h il lin g is a loveab le hero in e

!<■ F ran k H heridan m ak es a n ideal i *ie r B an . P red N ibln d ire c te d in

■ ik in an lik e fa sh io n . '“ |v i..van’s K id" ia ideal e n te r ta ln -

■ s i r th e rtMre family.- J^ shoUld i..it Ii" miw « i»

Lyndhurst theatrel irni.-hed l .a d y ” , w hich w ill op«n

'••ek’s p ro g ra m . i t th e l.y n d h u rs t itre th is w eek, m a rk s <he m o tion

■-ire ,i«^Mit o f a r»'»Hv g r e a t ae- , T a llu la h B an k h e ad , a n ew screen n a lity .w h ich Will cafftiv a te A m ir- lilm au d ien ces e v e ry w h e re ju s t

w ep t R n g l in d ’t th e a tre -g o in g »| .c off ft* feet..

. ta r r e d w ith C live H rook , the - . a i i o r . M iss H a nk b iiad

to th e s i r e n a lre a d y a sjfir. n th e U n ite I S ta te s , th e d au g h -

.! C o n g re ssm an W illiam B. Bank- ..I .if A la liam i, n iece o f 0 . 3 . Sen- i . ’eet J o h n H . BanfihiMld, th e vi-

I ic ire - l i f t t h e l in l te d H tat<s K ogland a f te r a b r ie f b u t suc-

fti! c a r e e r a n th e A m erican s ta g e I iii ,. a r s in L ondon b ro u g h t h e r !

i. i fam e t h a t n u m e ro u s o ffer* t r ,• ir in m o tio n p ic tu re s wfK- madi

R ecen tly s h e accep ted P a ra n t' o ffe r , and re tu rn e d to thii ■ry lo m ak e h e r m u ' ion p ie tu r. hi " T a rn is h e d L a d y ” .

, I ., to rv o f “ T a r iu fh e d l .a d y ” s n hy the. fa m o u s h u m o r is t am '

t, D onald O g d en S te w a r t , whr . red th e d ia tn g fo r ' 'L a u g h te r ”. m -ift m t in tr ig u in g o n e , auitei'

ii« tin g » ish ed p e r* o n a lltv o f itt .n ine s ta r . An im pov*r»hed m em

- of S! w Y o rk ’p ' 400” , M iss Bank- I m.i i r ie B rook fo r h is m oney, .ufrh fra n k ly in lo v e w ith a s tru g

/ s u ing w r i t f. A lexa!S3er K irk- i T h ree m o n th s o f m a r r ia g e Jail*

Lpe o u t h e r a ffec tio n f o r K irk- •I, and sh e dec id es to te l l Brook ; .tiiin g _ m d em l t lie ir m arriag*- ’ i: f i r in g b a n k ru p tc y , b e liev es she

iving h im to avo iJ- lh * con*e- . ■ of h i* fin an c ia l c n u h , an d i* r atioiit i t . K irk la n d , m eanw hile , f. ind a n o th e r a t t r a c t io n .

I i.- i.l« Ummtj, cu t o ff fro m h e r has- •I. Mi i* Hunk He d i* (hTwwn o n her

r. «.i!jrc?». B e r e ffo rt* t o su p p o rt e lf a re h a m p e re d by im x p e rk n e e .

d Perkle *, a mutual friend of «di and Mi*i Bankhead, tries to ’■■* ti m together, but Brook i* *a.|y planning tn marrv an beire>»

himsel? from ftnanciaK ruin, hrlnk of lbi» m irriage, he

hi*, wife, and reali*e« th a t the - n.ftb—t to *ake puralleU her

nu>vr T>m-v both ask fwrfflve- *nd begin again. •

dialog of 'T arn i*h*d Lady" - t »f- with i b w r wit.

’paWiH'Br'A''magT«iT inaster ptei f of teats and laughter, tender lie. and charm, with .» little Cinder 11a mysteriously lifted from drp iger;

to ilf light. As dazxingly joyous nf i Aon I of i;unllght—this latest pietur i i liil* delightful star. Warner ilAx

ter 1:1 “ Daddy Long L egs" nnd it wil play on Friday and Saturday. Yn. are . i f to love it!

SON’S BIRTHDAY IS FETED BY MO THEI

Mrs. Kdwin Heoderhnf ( d m Imtrp i idenre Day HmU> To ( i lehrate

Child's Fi*«t Ifirlbdd)i _____

Mrs. Edwin Henderson of 52f We.it t Avenue entertrtlin*d at hei home on Saturday the fourth ot Ju ly in h .nor of her son Edwin's f ir s ' liirtinlny aim lver ary.

Ttte house was attractively Perorat­ed in the patriotic Colors, re l, white un i blue, Crepe paper and cut flow era. I ’he guest o f honor was t*> recipient of many beautiful g i f t ; Games; aad music wen* enjoyed a n refi i-hments were served by thi b i»(e s.

tiaestji present were: Mrs. AHwr. Jor:.|(*mo*i and daughters Flom m i an.1 Dorothy, M.rs. Anna Joralenjon Mrs . - <'harli"i Heater and dau ghterElaine and sons Charles and Alan Mr Walter Chamberlain and so: C h a fe s , Mrs, C . Uillaivl amdau 'liters Anna and Jose,>hiru< ani son William, Mrs. Arnold Sa ft a««i son Arnold, Mrs. <«eorge Hauck, arm daughter I'atricia, Mrs. THom.n tfiinn, and daughter Catherine, Mf* William Power* and daughter Oom hy. Mrs. A. C. I’feifer of Lynd mr t and Mrs. Wilfred Portdiee am «n Dvirett «,J' Belleville.

SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN FOR MR.

JOHN ENFIELD

Grace Breslin, Dori* S<dway and Sis I _ _ _ I A tSelwny. All '.ht' dancing and L 0 C « . L /P IT 10C r8IS n lrefreshment*. , j

J * -

Tenth Birthday FeteC j» M I ■» ■ ■ ■» » —u iv e n f o r L a u ra n o g an

Mir*. George H orgw of Jsu u v y Avenue entertaineit at h e r ham* on Wednesday afternoon a t a party m ivtobration o f tk e tooth hi nbitay an niveranr* of fcee dMMrht«-i. U u ra

The n tu.se waa Igtt^eUvely <isr»r- aterf m green W f e ^kper. The guest of honor was tke recipient of many pre tty gift*. Ombu<s wen en>.yeii. Prises wen* upsa hy Um Misses Edna IBooni, Clam* Kostet and Gladys Held. A fter site games refreshment* were sar*e»i by the hostess.

GUjrsta present were: Muriel Hran (•'nburg, Ruth Schoehrtdge. D iri- f>eal, Virginia Eckert, NeUt* Stiver nail, Helen Hulekenneo, Lucille Du­gan, Fern H asan, Dori* Ray, s»rv) ^ In a Hansen o f l.ytaihur • snd Ca ro t William* af

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A. Harry Moore DinerThe frdlowing Lyndhurst Oem* |

crats attended a dinner •>» Toes-lay j •S H ejf for Harry7 Dmre, ■*>*• by the Wood-Ridg* Dm wrratic t’H ba t tiw CaiHiilin*s tan ia W - m K 4gr

UH. John 'J . Lreslin, Sr., In , John F, Woods, John J ttrw im , J r , Mr. aM Mrs. Joseph Snyder, Mra. John Flynn, Mr.». Jemue W wtamfd. Mrs. Frank RmHci. Mr*. Mary <>•- Cemtor. Mr* G.**me Lydiate, Mr*. Joseph Carndl, Mr* l^u ta Tamhe.j M n , f«in*i«* ltVn-ber, ■ Mis. Sitephwi ‘ <ednmb:< o.kt, Jameo I M l n . Mofei BreautH ML* Kathryn tliesUa, Mrs, laom rttam -tl, Mt •• Jam es liny. Me- Anaa Munday. Mr*. fMivar W « » , M; and Mrs. ^dgnr lt»ug tun an i Mr*. W diia a Ketiy

Mr*. I*. \ . N rton of ta k e Aw*-nue . M ra . C h a r te s G n a t a m i a m , Rohe i t a n d M rs. J o h n M rywt »o4 lau g h i e r U ltiw i o f t»»»‘m e re tu rn e d fro m . G tv e n I W I ,

T K L K P H O N E R IT I IK R F O K D .* OMI w**tem EbMriC S*iund i.,».*n«-nt

B U iE .S E W i H * H H A K t sManaging Dirsvtor

Plan Bus Ride■io la d te . Aasiluunr »f tke Cat-

A surprise party was given Satur day night for John Enfield o f 81 Living ton avenue in (elebrotion n hi* fifty-sixth birthday am iveraar; by his daughter ami enn-ln-taw Mi »ml Mrs. Charles Lilcbenb»rger n Hro klyn,

/ n evening of music and dan im were enjoye.t a f te r which r. frenh ments wei* nerved by the h«4> ‘

.Guests present were- Mr?:“ Fre- Litehnberger, W illiam Liteherihrrgei Miss Adelaide Ijtchenherger, Mr, an. Mr . Joseph Huward, Mr and Mr Joint Ttemey, Mr. and Mr*. Q m tfp Llt'henberg<-r of Matbush, Mr. an> Mr . Henry l.ilchenberger, an t aai Henry Jr. of Springfield, Mr. an Mr . t'htlip Ijitehenberger, an,! am- Edward and Philip, J r . , snd Mr*. M J . Kramer, Ml** Marie Kramer « Hell rose, L. t ; Mr. and Mr*. Henry Danes, Albert Craig » f llai I-y Park L. L t Mr. and Mr*. Arthur tXetrirk Mr. and Mrs. WithaM Anber, Paul Atdher, tmd Mrs. Chark- I berjper, and sens Ckarie* Jr ., a * Kit n o rth , and daughter Ruxti irf Rmoklya; Mr. a » i Mra. I>arte» Finrh, and gramtdaaighter Mj«. M sM Fierh, Mr and Mr* Hnr>ld Srh*n«t- haus-r, (CSarenee *5neh. M m Maie Schmidt, Mr. snd Mr* Chari** Fto>ch, J r . , at Jeraey C R y, P»ter Wat Mi aes Ethel W arner, and Gei»er»oi*

Gifts Given Hostess at 1 Surprise Receptioc

A ti u n u s u a l aft**n\o .*i w as en jo y ed by th i f r ien d - o f M rs C h a r lo tte Bun. o f 440 R iver. U- A v e n u e , on J u ly fith , w hen th e y w ere m o s t s u r­p rised to g re e t M rs. R ose H en t e r m o f S ta a ts h u ig , N ew Y o rk , f rm - e rty o f L y n d h u rs t, w ho is v i-litln g in J e r s e y C ity , and L y n Jb jjirs t, an il th e iecond s u rp r is e o f th e d , l ig h t ful a f - .erniMin cam e, w hen th e a sse m b le d fr ie n d - pnsettt..<d g ift - to th e i r hos- te s s in h nor o f hi r In rtln lriy on lu ly 5 th .

D e lirio u s re f r e s h m e n ts w e re s e rv ­'d :it fm tr o’colck ,' a n d he-; \ei Ii.

• m r a T W i T d ^ i r K s a i IS i“ j»ni'rtR ?T JIjw ’York g u e s ts ; ,

Those p re s en t were M ra. A , Sr-hiei tf Wi**t-Ridge, N . J . ; Mr. Hertiert -tendi rson, of Je rse y City ami froin .yn-lhurst; M r*. H Bdinghaus Mfs lolikainp, Mrs. Ch-ir!< i Ford; M rs. Ida Jones, M iss Peggy Font, M rs. J . W. Btatecn, M is* I'hylli I !race , he hhstess Mrs. Charlotte Huarh and lie guest of the afternoon, Mr*, lose Henderson and little daughter toy, of ^taat^burg, N Y.

C E Wetherald New Manager of

Chevrolet FirmSutvocd.s Charles F. Barth,

Whose Resignation Took E^ect June Jl)

A fiaoiuiceBUsnt wa,-, m ad e to d a y hy J i.- i- K n u d re a p re r ii li - it 'a i id g* n ra l fUWi.ige-r o f tfi*' t ’h e v ro le t M o to r Com- ■i ;. o f Ihe .ip ijiiiiitm ent o f C. K. V>*Cl ra il! I s g i n . . I 111. n. ita , t i l l in g nan ly e r u f C heV foh I M r W eth er- lid s u n i-eii# C h a r le s F . B a r th , w hose es.tcim ti«m tim k effe^-t on J t tn e SBth.

M r. W -D le rn id i n v e te ta n o f th e >en i a | M o to rs i irg a n u a t io i i . He e l- • re d th e e m p lo y o f th e Kuiek M otor C om pany in a w o rk m an m l 'MM le v in y e a r s l* ie r , tn -IM I, he r e ­igned th e |i«sit inn o f -upi i in u -n ie id

»f ni.-ti-t in sp ec tio n In th e U uick ila t t« j n l n U i e C h e v ro le t „ r g an-

tx a tidn .In 1*122, h* w as a p p a r ti te d fa c to ry

m a n a g e r o f C h e v ro le t, a n d in 1929 he w t* p ro m o ted to M w g e n e ra l m a n u fa c tu r in g m a n a g e r w ith Ju risd ir tio n o v e r th e I hev* .,ie t p i . n i , in F l in t , ,S a g in a w an d May C ity . In h i- new c a p a c i ty , M r. W efh e ra ld w ill hav- c h a rg e o f !he op , iiv tm n - nf a ll 21 d. ■mestic p la n ts o f th e c om pany .

C o in c id en t w ith th e an n o u n cem en t i f M r W e t lie r a td '. p ro m o tio n , M r K nu I sen a lso ann m m eed th e nppoi it oen t „ f F . 0. 1 tn m -r, fo rm e r ly in b a rg e o f m a tm fa c ttir in g o p e rs tlo n * n lh-‘ r o l l and T oledri, a* a s s is t a m .f io -ral H i*«o fae t«n t*g w itho ’Suhtuariern in M in t.

H a g h ' I le a n , fo rm e r ly m a f tn e n of h»- D e tro it fo rg e , s p r in g n>t Im m per ilan lx , ha< b e en pijneetj in g e n e ra l h a rg e o f th e fu n ip a n f 's l le t ro t t

'ac to rle* .

I V T I... m et a t the*tots*: n f„ M u t D on* a*a| A nn S e t /a y , mi M onda y e s m m g I I a n s fo r h e ir .“ ih e a t ie p a r ty " were- dt«3Me* *d. T h e m e e tin g w as e n jo y e d by ■avtag * m o to r rM e and re f re s h - pe.alf- f. Ih.w injr ,

How to makeT H I S S U M M E R P A Y

SU M M ER TERM JULY I to AUGUST S>Young people who want t« gel

ahead can u*e the summer months profitably by -erunng practical business ttrin ln g .

For those desiring humors* tHisition*, the Summer Term of- '*r* an opportunity to . *t#rt three p io n th ' abend nf the .•rowd, and finith when there I* g reater choir* of positions.

»For those who plan to go to

rum the Summer Term wit!tap*,provide training in Shorthand

in Typew riting which ran be used bosh i;i their awn c.dhge work and in belpt'ig to e ar*VMMtafM.

-lummer classe* f»r high :< h,...| Kru d u a t's and v d- le.i| student-', founded on pre­vious tra in in g Kmp!»ym<*nt ,K

erric* of a ils tu d e titpnHmet!! st th«- e r

Rutherford Secretarial School8en>* for Urforina'! rr

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FRIDAY ai*t SATt RDAY, J« l» MWi ^*4 »>«»> <»“ A T A II-O R M A D E M A N ” with W

at** * *“ E X T R A V A C A N C E * ’

with June t ollver, Lloyd fiwshet ami I K rt, N U n i r r OHMsNy S at kIDDIIt; < .< n M M IN M

; SVNttAY and MONDAY. July t l and ,tS tv ,a *o. *WiB Rt^rr* in MA C O N N E C T IC U T V A N K I I

tkm Talltiljh Bank head and Clive Brook in "T A R N IS H E D L A D Y ”

I 'v s a M s i News »mn. M t a l “ Ffcaget IVm«.

T t C K P A Y a n d W E D N F A D k Y , J u ly 14 a n d t»LEW A Y R t.S , J L AN .M ARtll » , l,* » litU 1 ARM T ID »S*. »«

".IRON M A N ’' 'v a lso

“ N K iH T W O RK ” with Eddie QuiHanI u . Mew* ' . - • Wed N m w R l t t m t

; A e d N , g k l ' M >.| IV shU i «.*rt l a l . j ia th w u -t * « !«> • -*»•'• **< >•**niXKS \ W \ K D F 4 M f .« «he .l* g e

m t RSDAY. July KiiX > N T B ir r ON W OM I N ”

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• ll»* J » M t- H A LL and A W t A H »t t * t N e« * . ta d ie - i D *e*«**«»re V«*t»l

new- ctab hmmm am Valley

n> * - re made f«r the baa ride I Ugh PofcM S ta te IV k mt tfam

Mrs. Demlwrk U n K a C u e* * . S r , atw • the

r*e «| tk* ’ affair.

Mr H aita* at R»tg» R.ad•d Mra. Mettte BpHeapt* a i Fwr an I-We spwt T m h > *1 Odd

t jA e .

MAGER’S SODA GRILLW h « HOM E M AD E IC E C R EA M .md t U N C H it served with thr utmost of C are .tnd (!leanline%*

Hump Madk Ice Cpi am M am s A Wvkvd Or DirirnFNtT In F iavop

Yes, you have t*»icJ guod la* Ora»t Mm tmkts yin have tried ours—you have a wt nulerfc! treat in sttire

St'HRAFI-TS md PARK a III ’ tlHI) t ANIMIS

We Deliver You Ice Cream Fpt •All (Vc'asp>f.

Maker’s Tea Room- and Lumheonette

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“THE LAWYER S SECRET’with Ritluixl Arlen. l ay Wr<*v and Jr.nt Arthur

M A I W C W NEXT WKKhi

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“GOLD DUST GERTIE”^ m , 1 L e r ! ,«!(, i t h 1 > *’ >»'

MoliDAY AMD T l FWftAYM a s te r ed a T hm w am l K lM M H tn I I - < Me*! tm asis**- R ote

John barrymotr w "Svrni lt” ant I M.wtttt Marsh a*1 ’■ ’ * fi • TvtMy in' “SVENGALI”

W t B t t m D A VA T ’k t iu e I M t Witt T h r t t t 'TKitumMd*'I*...! Inba* with Kaw Lranri* m

“THE VICE SQUAD”FRIDA* and t l t MIAV

t s n t in g A p p e a l ,janrl li«%nor ,«mI Vt.irnrr Bahtrr nt“DADDY LONG LEGS”

Le w v M w g « > e ie w T ew w K M « M an o c M W K W ^ w* H > r^ ,-^ v v > e ^ rw i< » '^ e ^ f>»w . jboO O O O O O O riO nctO CVIOggW OOOOOOOOOOOOOO O qO O O O iJie c**s300KHK»'

T R UTH 'Stranscr thaniTiilyti!

Mia* Lillian Garia r t bi..«t <>o Friifeiy red Monday, Rita Br t s GlbaiM , tm r 'd h y

.-rite r* aim-d at «e*-*ing. Mild

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I M r <li, W -;' »m M onday, W illiam Valentine, ^Iw^rd Ruzika. Fr.-iA Fliianagnn llnrvir-' ■ and- refresh- asenta were- e 11 I.l Jl 11"! try all......

■ 'Tk*. T tL T. Club wtjayM '• Mk> We aad i*d Weiii* .«r«yed »■i m l n t t l i 9 m * '• Ik* ' Pa R •». al Th*H* wh«*.. Jbm« pnia»ta w«e* the Mi*" * Retty Duffy. Mary D»l | | fy, Rita l i * ham*. ti»r*th* Vie»r*,‘j

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mm Ka H a itfM lr t I »A» i'mm « ****** ■A nvrrtc iss yMO-ly I r a f f o jr.*>* • ’» t '* o u M i %yJl* *• v«rHnnKjri w m a a k iit foua. y t u * / m

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AND r t IS AISO T R U E THATAmmtaiia iW wiUrr a heavy I**** lhr«nn;h unaar i;rt-rM'h-«|uk I ache me. Real r*Mte tn the |nm ui a home ot yotir nwn otfer you » t ur return t»i«h a minimum nl risk.

REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE P t v t n r o t c a l l

Rutherford 2-1077

CALL HARRISON 6-4196HARRISON

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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 19JIP A G E E I G H T

Young diplomat, Far From Home, - Keeps in Touch Tkrough R a d io

H A IR Of D O G ” T R E A T M E N T i l fe B O O N T O H A Y F E V E R V IC T IM S

Miss Anna Zipp, of Livingston Avenue has been entertaining at ber hutne, Tor. j w aaatf. days „ -Miss Char­lotte Kuifs of Jersey City.

H abitual Sufferers May Escape W orst of Season’s Trouble*, Infection from Ragweed, by Us* of Simple Preventive ■

' Measures, Says Noted A uthority , .— •mtg SMr, and Mrs. Robert Morton of

Valley Brook Avenue have" been en­tertaining a t their home Mr. anJ Mrs. J i Brewer and grandchild re. i of Je rsey City.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith o f Fifth" Avenue, are spending two . weclt.. in Keansburj>,

Miss Anna Serivanich of Ruther­ford Avenue has returned from a visit with relatives at Rumadn.

j' Medical records Indicate th a t a steadily Increasing number ol hay lever victims now either escape their nemesis entirely or gain re­lief through s course ot treatm ent With the pollens to which they are sensitive.

Authorities do not attempt to explain why 'certain persons are sensitive to certain pollens: they las t are. th a t’s All; further, that sensitivity Is known to be trans­mitted from generation to genera­tion. So, medoal science lias de­voted its energies toward devising ■relief from Its-^fleets and that re­lief lias been found In "the hair of the dog that bites.”

According to I>r. John P. An­derson, formerly of the United States Public Health Service and now Director of the Research Lab­oratories o l E. R. Sflulbb & Sons, treatm ents with pollen allergen solutions will prevent approxi­mately fifty per cent of attacks/ and give relief in varying dejtree to sev?nty-#ve per cent of the re­maining potential sufferers.

‘‘Studies of hay fever." says Dr. Anderson, "have led to th e com­pilation of mui h valuable data on the subject. We now have charts and maps showing the geographi­cal distribution and seasonal clas­sification of pollens in hay fever incidence. This information, to­gether with (he various diagnostic pollen allergen solutions that have

I Men perfected, enables us, to de­termine individual sensitivity and hence to olfei the particular trea t­ment for prevention or relief.

“Scarcely more than Sve per ; «»nt of a year's case** those I which are now prevalent—- i r e at- | Irtbutable to the tree pollens, such I as elm, ash, hickory, poplar and I walnut, .The greatest suffering

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bridgm an of Willow Avenue have been enter* taining at their home Mr. Bridg­man’s sister, Mrs. W alter Thompson of New Y o r* City.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P a rry of Rutherford Avenue have been en­tertaining at their he tne Miss E . W. Mapes o f Beltmore, L. L , and Mr. and Mrs. Henry In ters of Riverdale, N, Y.

wr -n he grows homesick for th« sound ot ttls r.it.ve Spanish tongue. Master Roberto Pndo rjo. son ot tbe acting minister of the Bond rsi legation In Washington, uses bis new A-vater Kent compact Euperbeterodyns to brt if to him the lilting programs of Latin

Per i:i spite of Ite size, the use ot the pow­erful pentode tube in a speclsl new pentode- surer u ’.erodjne circuit has made possible In UUs little radio set the qualltles of range and power heretofore found only In large and ex­pensive receivers.

The pentode tube, which Is the heart of this new typa radio, does the worn formerly re­quired cf three tubes. It has twice the avail­able un distorted output and six times th* amplification of the usual three-element tuba.

Roberto’s compact set employs six tubes, three ot which are screen-grtd. There are Bve tuned circuits, a qutck-vlslon dial, electro- dynamic speaker and an antenna adjuster. In Its design Atwater Kent has met, without sacrifice of power, sensitivity or tone-quality, Um public's present demand for economy ia cost, operation and space. ....

Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson Coq,n of Weart Avenue entertained at their home fo r several days Mrs. Christ­ina Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. M. Car­roll <.f the Bronx. ing occasioned by ihe much-ma­

ligned golden rod, to which, ot course so pie people are sensitive but since It Is not wind-borne it Is strictly up to Its victims to keep out of Its way. ,’j

“There I* ample time for habit­ual sufferers of the Fall pollens to take advantage of tlie desensitiz­ing treatm ents which are now available; also, there need bo no doubt as (o which ol the pollens Is responsible for an Individual'? suffering. Simple skin tests will determine. While medical science

Mrf. W alter H. Vyse of Fern Ave­nue ig spending two weeks with re­lative* at Smithtown, L. I.

Mr, ami Mrs. Arthur Gilchrist o f Cypress Street have beeq entertain­ing at their 'h me Walter MacNab of Jeraey City. Roberto Tuning In.

P e s t o', a C e n t u r y'The ntnteh was Invented Just 100

The Q- kc in Quaker1 -to write an or»iy oa C

yi,tTt'>r rrciT.— tt tuust nurF'tiWi" i r t some , befoi e then. If the office pest dropped in every live minutes for Ibe loan ol a live coal.—Detroit News.

a little Kiri wrote; "Quakers are very nice); people ,uIU-i never light, anil never answer bad. My father is a Quaker, ju t my*mother Is not.”—Toronto (Jloba

August when the ragweed pollen la . In UM air. And by the way, there Is little excuse lor tbe suffer-

fected definite preventives lor many and a varying measure ot relief for others.”

ChurchNew Jersey Ave. and Ridge Koad Rev. Frederick Hobson Buchholtz

M. ASU N D A Y SE R V IC E S

a -Church School. Classes for all ages. 9 :15 A.M,

Divide War hip 11:0 0 A M. Evening Praise Service 8:00 KM .

A Fr.endly Church With A Cordial Welcome For A l t

Mr. and Mrs. Jo se p h Aldridge am! son Sydney o f J a y Avenue, spent several days at Now Dorp, S. I,

C h i n tz L o n g in U s e

Tho ehPuzes of the Coromandel roast were celebrated In the time ol Unrco 1‘ulo, Thirteenth century. Thej are mentioned also by Hitrbosn, a Por­tuguese, who visited lailln soon tifter the passuge of tho Cape'of Good Hope by V'aBeo da Gama: "<It’eat quantitie; “I cotton cloli.s adialrahly ' pointed, also imtne while and some striped, tire h».'d in the b&hiist est>n.**lott"

B u iin tu Confide it coConfidence, nofoaly In banks In par­

ticular, hut in business dealings In general, Is triiiy said to be “the sonl of trade." In South America there are muny places waiting lo he devel oped simply because capitalists do not (eel any security In contracts there. They are fearful that by hook or by crook the fruit of uuy investment they may make will be taken from them.

STORE ......YOUR RU G S WITH U S ....

Mrs. Elizabeth MarMulien ami son Alfred, o f Livin ton Avenue, have returned from a v is it with her aon, Maris, w ho ihas !»< n seri /usly ill at Columbu-, Ohio. Clean, airy, spacious stor­

age for youi rug*, protec- led b y every modern facility and expert hand­ling at moderate cost.

RUG SHAMPOOING

St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church

■Mis... Phyllis Mann of Lafayette Plftce is apetmln?' a vacation at Baltimore. -.

FO R E ST & ST U Y V E SA N T A V E S. Rev. I'ranklin f i . Faber, Rector

Rectory- .‘l&l IJvingston Avenue. Phono—Rutherford 2-1403-J *

Services for the Fifth Sunday a f­ter Trinity, .Ju ly iith, 1H81.

7.30 A , M. II oly Communion.M i A. M. Church School.11.00 A , M. Holy communion and

sermon, rH.tH* I*. M. Evening prayer,------- ■The Chtilth with u rordial wel-

c.imo to ail.

Speech ia Briiiah laleaThe language of the per,pie of Ihe

British isles Is English, with lew ei- cejitlons. There Is a lar^e proportion of Welsh-speaking people In Wales, many Ol Whom are bilingual. Gaelic Is still spoken oh the west coast of Ireland,1 nrnt In the hlftlilands nnd )»• lajnlflt of SeotMnd, aeeordlnjf to a re* cent census, there were 10 ,3 11 people speaking Qnelle only.

The Ladie»( Auxiliary ot the, Col­umbus Club met hfst rrtght at their club iia use on Valley li rook' Ave­nue. „Ji«^JCr3SRc"^~ »

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M o v in g - P ack in g - S h ip p in g S to ra g e W #r«hou»«*

Agent* A!li*v1 Van Linns, Ine.b 3,,a . ...a - a - ...i- -IVHWrffM SerVICe

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GEO B. HOLMAN end COMPANY, Inc.

lihblhbM IMSm-iti park avr., BuTsssraso. a. i.

Breed Fighting FiahT h e S iam ese ligh ting fish h a t novef

«laia>ed & foul, blit it lights to tb e -finish. Tlie ta t t le r s , whose fo rm al’ name Is liettn jplend. its regati. have caused fo r tu n es to lie won and lost in Bangkok, ( ‘rom ineat Siam ese keep s tab les rtf th e ! flit or L Djps a itl w his­pered abotit tow n ou like ly w inners of encounters. a

LYNDHURST COAL COD .L .& W , Scraabu P Kopper. f E v e r y b o d y ’* D i f f e r e n t

t ‘nlfnrn ilty in laws Is not a vlrtuo 1» It aelf. tiawa might tw« *|jlhrtite1.v uniform end still tlx stendnrds mudi ’oo low.—Hooum * Honie iXnnpanlon

St. Matthews’ Lutheran Churclt

MAIM 4 ANDEftSOM tTl.HACKEN6ACK, N. J.

Fhone Matlftnmk 2-390# AIm WoitwMa i U M

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}(> VALLEY AVENUtValley Brook Ave. and Travera I’lace

Rev. Ceorge F. Muller, Paalor 285 Travera Place. Lyndhurat

Phone Rutherford 2-2134tt 15— S u n d ay School

10:30— S erv ice , “ G od 's S h o w e rs , .o f B less in g " .

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T’ astof 9:45 A M. Sunday School.

M:00^A.M, Morning Worship 7:00 P.M. Young Peoples Christian

Union. ........ :____ ___7 00 P.M. Intermediate Young Peo­

ples Union. Leader E. Wengland, n on P.M. Evening Worship.H XKI P.M. Wednesday, 1'ra.e^r Meet-

FR E E Wheeling adde a " l a r k ” e le m e n t to

motoring.Folks who used to be r

little bored or bloae, m ay­be, a t the idea of "going someplace in the car” , now ju m p a t the chance.

You s ta rt someplace. You don’t Just motor— you Free Wheel, well may­be, a fifth of the way a t in­terval*. I t ’s a circus. Mo­mentum carries you sailing and you save gas and oil. I t 's fun, and it'a free!

You can have the joyous thrills of Free Wheeling today in ■ real Free Wheel­ing Studebaker a t $845— the lowest priced Six with Free Wheeling as standard equipment—en g in ee red from tip to tail to giv« you its fullest brne6ta in its finest form. G et tbe thrill of your young life—get behind tbe wheel!

J a n s s e n A d v i s e s :

Cut Summer Board Bills with M i l k -

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E. Pierrepunl & Lincoln Avia.(Itancli uf (It* Mother lliurrh.

The hr*l OiuMi of Chtln, tkleo- Us4 in Itoustnn. M»«a

KutMUy wnii-e* nt It A m .Hun lay School mi 9 in A *1

I turning M«xtm* atft«n4>% in th* ft»v >h Tham

tfn whMmik . »»*n Onily lr«*t« It la ' a <• « Ksrh r», e|>| KuniU an<l l«r«nt -n Tt<ttt»Utif*nn 1 w |« V 30 o-rk*!t

F OR RCXZK BOTTOM ECONOMY . . . if you must practice it this summer during your vacation . . .TRY MILK. A pint of milk w ith fruit for breakfast, another pint with crackers for lunch;

then a regular dinner of meat, vegetables, dessert and coffee C an’t you see the dollars saved this way to put into travelling expenses and room rent, with health interests conserved 1 0 0 percent?

Janssens Summer Service'reaches far and w ide into Vaca-, tionland to m ange this money-saving summer diet for you. Assures The Best Milk, wherever you go. Takes good c«r« of you as usual if you stay at home.

Vou have a family i That s all right. Milk wjl| nourish them

all and will d o a thorough jo b daily, at a tow er cost

than you ve ever thought of co unting on for the fami]

fo o d b u dget. A n d with tHeregutar dinner f lo w e d , thereb e no grumbling on t},g s^0fC Q[ d iet."

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W J Huik 1 » 7 Mlutvcaam A v» ru n* ftitt* *■:%&b i. ' » * x “ Sacram ent" will be the subject of

»1«M» lw.1 lh» Lexmat '-Se fwmn i t all Churches of " , Chhat, Scientt t, on Sunday, Ju ly I.*,

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* * a Among Ihe Citation. «hnh com,, prise ihe Lesson Sermon is th .' f,.|.

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