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~ >► -* ' >•*•_ :•*{««* &TNDHURST LIBRARY ▼ALLS* BROOK AVE. N J VOL. X, No. a &1111.1 - I -"•<)r ■- ,, A ll e f the News impartially Told Entered Sccor.d Oa*» Matter, August 12, 1931, at the Pot Oftct at Rutt.motd, New Jtnry. under the Act nt Man It J, l«7» LYNIMtt'RST, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY its I 9 H nut* FlVfc t*Nl . FEBRUARY SCHOOLELECTION BIG ATTRACTION LOCALLYNOW ; 3 THREE-YEAR TERMS TO FILL MRS. SIMMONS IN Re-Elect Woods 4TH DISTRICT NEW LODGE POST Installed Councilor of I.ynd- hurst D. af A. Enc Austin, Maurice Murphy and Mrs. Ella Fritziny *?hU»^^Uw for Vacate Next Month—Candidacies of A ll Still in Offing AUSTIN MAY RE-RUN TO BACK ADDITIONS Infant Deaths Less In 1930 Than in 1929 as secretary of the Star <>f J, M<n l?an Itead Council, Daughters of A m eiir», was T h tailed councilor of that lodge at the meeting held at the Elks Hall on Wednesday evening. District Deputy Mrs. Fannie K ’Her, ___________. j of Newark was the imitatting oWcer. I ,i . i i_ , , , i Other offlceis installed were Mr*. Lymlnutst politicians h.t\e taken a vacation since the general Lillian John^tn, junior past councilor; election in November, but as .the spring draws near, ideas on 'M r. Miriam Under*, ua*cciatr coun- .he candfclata for .he M school declion ,n Feb„«iy begm sprouting. j vice-councilor; Mra. Julia Wetgand, Varitius organisations in the township have discussed pos- conduct (*•*»; M rs.- Harriet Wllaon able caiUiJ.lo m succced Eric Austin, H j o a Murphy, and «“ &■, * £ S S " JtS ^ Mrs. Lila rritnny, whose terms expire in February. They have ride scntin I; Mm. Sarah Lehman all served a three year term. HOT CAMPAIGN I N .’28 l Three years ago, there was a [ heated flection, when Mrs. FriUiny was elected high of nine candidates. .She w is thc first woman to serve on the boaid since the retirement of Mrs. Edward Leroy several years previous. Mrs. FriUiny has b <;n a member of many important committees and at present is chairman of the teachers committee. She Has'also been in charge of the 'ItTinquerit children, and-of the sub-normal children. She has not definitely stated whether she will be a candidate for re-election, but it is understood that she will not. She declares that she prefers to retire at this time, al- though many of hs r friends, and political leaders throughout the town- ship are urging her to be a candi- date. AUSTIN ACTIVE Mr. Austin has also taken a very active part in school board activities during his term of office. He made all survey* which have been made, and was in charge of the program for the suggestion for better school facilities, lie hafs made' a study of the .school situation, and is 'probably the test authority on that question of any person on the board. ! M r- Austin is alto being, urged to be a (iwdtdM* for rj-r-toetiun. <Uu friends UHcv*. that if re-elected he Diphtheria ca .es in Lyndhurst have been reduced from ninety in 1929 lo twentyasix in 1930, ac- cerding to the report recently made by John T. McCarty, Health Inspector. Dr. Hugh llurbank, schud physician administered in- oculstiins for the prevention of the disease fry hundred of the school children, and this is Riven as-the cau e of tV great reduc - tion in the township. According to the report, not erne child receiv- ing the inoculation, contracted the disease r The report ‘luted that there was one death cause-1 by diph- theria during the past year. There hat been 15* death-, 2«K births, and #7 marriages in the township in 1*130. Si* rf (he Heat;- i were children itnder one year of age, compared to IK deaths of children of the same age the previous year. The report at-o -dot ed that there was one case of infantile paralyata, thirteen case* of scarlet fever, and Mxty-flve case* of m e a sk.i, were listed among the traitaglosa db*rauo*. trustee for twa year*. Other officers wili continue until the close of th, fW al year in June. Mi-s Colin t Whoa-, ton is recording secretary; and. Mi > Phoebe Schneider, trustee for out I y o o r ,— , .... ... ' 1— : : Mrs. Simmons appointed Mrs. Li! I liaii Schneider-,,chairman of the enter | tainment committee. "Gifts of flower; I were made- to Mrs. Ki ller anil olhe; ! officers of the order, ^ —— o— ——■— FindCoronato Guilty Before JudgeLeyden President Of Tnirf Company Township Commissioner Again Honored; Bose Vice-President Commissioner John F, Woods, wa- re-elected pre.-ubal uf the L.yudhuR .1 Trust Company at the annual meeting «f the stockholder, at the company'* STRANSKY’S USTOFBURGLARIES dems organize SAID TO HAVEREACHED OVER 100; SERVEDTIMEONDRUG CHARGES * " Ch*ck*MP Police Reveals Startling Number of Re* trirt »r ii* Mitir*! timer* Hnlered ill South Bergen Bn»lf dub The lat**»t to mgmmtt U Ihr 1 L. vgft. n I? I Fourth District Democratic d u b which I .OCICS n IttQ iJOOfS rW lm c tl was organixed recently by Tax A*- rr- ,, ' ess»r Charles tiranl, »f I'i x avenue. __ . ..... . _ __ ... The eJub's he*hiu*rtt>r< will proiuibl> POIN I S O l I HOMES AS POLICE OBSi-R \ 1: I* on V.»U»j Ilruwk Avenue ia tb* tie-: ' ^ ^ , , ■ . inity at the "Town Hall. , , « # « * * # * , The Dfmoctatic ciub n»w aumtx-r KeyniikH StranMiy, t»t Vhuylcr Avenue, Ntith Arl«(jg!tm, 'ive. and include th* Lyadhurst Den. who in I he day rinv was a trtM ted ompfc »v»r irf the N t !v t 'ST&blZiSi 5 •;*** s-w •< »#- -w*.ak. and tb« IVtish ( 'lull Aiaericm Smitinilii track- a, hitrpbr. accordw^g to the polite, ht w OHMrwvl m i hitndiw) fufitTi \' i lift COMM. JOHN F. W oods offices; {ttuyveaant and Coiwt avenue on Tue?il«y afterats.ti * r Othpis (ducted were Edwanl II ... . W i f e ’s Beating Charces Be- flr« 'U , pro .dent; it.dwrt m i f . .. . „ ° , r— phet. Jr., second Vice president I Ju lieved Kemanded ror lu v A. U uffrr. « « c r .. Sentence urer; Edwaril ftiSsi-, John J Itieslin, Jr., Kmanuel P. tiuerin, Charles Hasselhuhn, Charle l^bmayer, F I M.-int>,'!« of all of ihr clubs work tog*- her for the oelf. ie of the Dem ocratk I'artv and mtwibe) af. the. .various c ub* attend the m iet.ng of the other clubs. Thi, l.iU <t Ilub K *,■ yet held nor regular nt.-errog ao.l t... i Biscr* haw : been elected, it i <|UU> i «» it*!.- that ' Ihl* late rd u b will al--< '. ke in taem I ber* of I he Fifllt and Eighth Districts until clubs aie organ: I tn those | districts. f Mrs. EUenFreit Installed Head of Local Court ' ' _ ;•* ' % Math- Royal Mitlron ol Adoniratn, Order of Amaranth at Elks may see ome of his dreams, regard- ing better achool facilities, becoming Q U|, J Q Jerry Coron,to, of CrygUI str. ,l, ! , H North Arlingt m was found guilty of i W^ 1 !g t > . JH Sl h 1 ' b ating his wife, Bessie CoronUo at jj.. w a jll' t" I , their h. m e! on January 2 . ir. the ■^ ,wa"1 ’*f Local Police Help PoorBoy Scrauc its Police Seek tiangster Pair Here t bht «l IVI«cr Ito, b, sf ike j S«.T*ac»i» |m la» deftartUMrM, tailed al lb.- heal iwlke hea4suait*t«, lm>.la« a ltm w K *«mI tmittited »t V rfivM ti IH Is Mayer *♦ the L>ndb«rst pol.re kaew at «a> men ia the town aha aet» kaa»* the aaa»» at «tM *“ aad i T wa t.ua latuie”. chief Harir •aid lhal a u>*« had hava M d up l« Sr< auras r««entl> aad rah- bed 1 1 #1.100 aad that M ae aa* had ideatifed lb* tow |f» |lw iii named a have- Os ■th* MM aha Cnaamttled the .lead; Sa »«*rh |Wi««a. hs., ideal, bed l.hrMMdsrs th I »adhar-», al leaat »o iwe*m. a stag thawr awa. . dr ploa.es are kaaaa the p~ lira la be resident* hare. Father's Night Features P.T.A. Meet at School Margaa mmI West Mad**»t I Ita ••• are*sled ta Nartk *-i *t hy iM ertiee IhrMiler and It ! tha North Arltngtaa puittv *tM .. <m' tbwawbar *l>t Smuwfc). aktle fcaarist .A raeatd »Mh hi* *M|dny<ri w*i.«4lMm t» th* paltev. has • , r.RHnal ... • • • true. Mr. Murphy was president of the lMtirtf Tn TOS, jfitT :-.-rv«i-Tanhfatty mr the ttnanrp, traehers, audjting, rules and regulation committees dur ing his term of office. Mr Murphy also has not made up his mind whether to be a candidate ; i«.me op January 2 , ir. the Sr uni District Court, Hackenaack before Judge J. Wallaee Leyden. Coronato ia a former resident of l yndhurst, and ha* enjoyed a reputa- | tion aa a feather weight champion. tw oty-twu i-wwa uf «|gv, and short ami *ll|fht. The fighter's story and his wife's |do not Hgro.. St.. t ,r. u„. . i that he did not like the meal jdaeed ^ S * . i b fore him tar her .mother who slau J P i\ U«s W^NoftTi AdjagtowraiidLlsWeT ^ - " _" - '* f- w remarlts~Trom iiTi [ir».<i.nt lo. ( IrD ntill M A of struct her. His story is that she lost V /I flU vla ITIvCl her t'-mpf-r when he refused to take her t > California where lie bad u contract for a fight which i* t, for raWwry aad f«r tu r j U tm wait fmi iim t Th* Math Ari.agtn*i |ntlr* kM re~ (»IU of M R ) toSb**-.' • -frvr. a m-«s who a m * d mslinawnt to nmmt * daul. oM (.««.» w at * *n Mt* loak.x.t f-t mas |mm w tw H B tw t-fiiiw riii'"-ns flu <«tKT «f hi* <«pt«»*, th* t« a *b><*st.«c> a rm riding in the aaHcv tm* «Vo •am attractad a* a >U*is> ■ bj*.t «m ba*b>* mmr * dork*a*Kt tUrn <t * They »tappad lb* <«> *>»l » ma» fr.an ki* Halta* plan, with a .».-*■ objiert la ht* haad Tbe- !**...> if .*> rhaw *'wi th* man waa tmagr,? ft ■ • art.*d ia Ma han .1 a ,.k..- - - II i* allefM , he «a*f*»MM lab t **». the iMtnnmmt wed ia.brwa*. - . Stbi.itly otter 8 traa»* 1 » a * nM**U**a«il i h os i r a h h » si« ■ •ail lakaa -da** ia tuvwlHarsi *«..s Ratbaifunl. and' h* detian I that m M i.. Ell.n ft it of U. ig- in i wa* installed toj*! matron rf Adnni- i m C.-urt Order < ftr Amtnmlh al the n.i-.-lmg held by lliat organm -Ok Elk liaii .n Saturday Parent *'I ea^her Creed Read k**a aaUuag*Wui it*i> . <j... it m ,... ,,Uf ’ ..I ........... coal** ,*d laChlaf *e.| t y rf "1 V Wasltington ^ ^ lM ^ ^ <iroup's Session Mm»* i l.yadhm>i i Hr««tly ha aa< beaagur la Thrannual FstheC. night meeting I rM h a tt pal«m bwNant, ^ T~= * ~ w w—=3=- —*r» - ’ * in— —N fti—poitiT mIaUow fill lHe> i-117 «iirh riijfhl, urT \e** th« «*Mh ^rt* brmjr u^»i ft»r pri«iftt*r>i. .»f ih«otw itijfhl arr unt'inpl *#'1 rrturti The wife called, the North A rllht- j ,n tot. police and he was taken to head Z * ,hr ^^rnp .y.1 t|U4 »rt»*r?i from whit;h hf uft«‘rw#r«i^ lm* country #*< k u tff <mpt > —: f'Kcaptti by climbtn# thrt»ujrh.« win- Womans Vkjb of Lyn4hurM H** liU*r r^pturt'ti by thf IhtV »»ih r » ftt r*i *m, Mr A»»U CMt wh*» tam)4ffl«tt u »ti r«*j»«fu! irrm uf Ia#t ^ Wil hum yrujiru ur ao i u»tj»Uu»l hu te^ as royal p»tr..„ at the same , fhr m , .... "■ 'h<‘ W a.hingta" l‘»i»«lT* Mftl a 1. | ({ gif mmrnmmm- thw Prame, royal patral)' Mn tin 11.ur«day eWatag, Ja«: «tk TV Sixteen * Year . Older Given I™ 1 ' ., ?**•* fSOtftai'jl ptvridtM , Mr». Terry, aomwd the * * t » , oe Mfislr I p W t Mr*. ,me«iiag mit% a f.'w It* Hermann, senetary; Mr* Anita . Aailo Fj-aait-. a«4 C'lothrs. Bus Fare of the Washington I'B.enl T«.Wt*r A* u),, . a*. ’ ***elat ion Mid kt th* sch^i, t aptain IVwt, aad » * ♦ # . « » lt*y*i ahm 'ha poiolml .«»t » •tech ha' bad estered, *-..A a r t hie* . He »«datad *at lb* a ________ ; _ mg muI th* <orn«I th* meeting over -IWa*- Mr * t — V :v> f nient Organizing on Jan. 22, Reported The for r. -election or nut. He feels Literature, Drailia Depart- him * 2 ,(KHi that he has served his town to ad- * vantage, and' the work takes up a lot «f his time, which he could other- wise speml with his family. When he was a candidate three fears ago, he ran independently, and on ti > brack, t. It is his intention at pres- et??", if he decides to be a candidate that h< wilt do the s'ame this year. TAXI’A tU tS VICTORIOUS Last year, tie Taxpayers Associa- tion in conjunction with other lio-al organizations selected the ticket which proved victorious. The Taxpay- er* Association of which Jesse Kifer n t . -— »i.i«t «iik •IT p.obUim. ,toai, > H.rwet Hf*mM paM grand im .t refat* . ... thr ,*« , * it4 ,t,.». ,.f th, order * 1 . th. (H ................ .... held 'a regular meeting at the Town local police at the home Hall on Wednesday afternoon, with {mother on Kiv- r-ide Avenue. at the prnsident, Mrs. T. Francis Knignt, (iri-.siding. I’lans wen. made for m delegation to attend the convention to be held Judge l,eyd(n otdered Jerry held in $ 1,000 bail for sentonee next w. . k He has b*-en arfeste.1 Infori- on * v- cral charges including non aopix.rt on January 2 'lth. The committee in' charge of armngt^nu-riLs include Mrs » ^ “prwddent.-M Wat tioic-hettisl ifee Jo*ej»h Snyder, Mrs. (.eorge DeSaix, variou* canditlates and selected Owen * Whitman, Jalo l.ehti, and Joseph Pswlonkl as the Candidatts the a*-. M>riatioii would support. They were joiia-d in thiir endeavor* by the l.yndhurst Women* Republican Club, and the Polish-American Indepen.lent ClUb. Mrs. Turner Is president of the Woman's Republican Club, and J.. eph, I'awl *ski, pr. i bmt of the, l\>li*h < tub Kmm.-t K, Near I* tharrman of the Taxpayer. A*sori»- tlon committee which will select the candidate*. ■ Till' year it is expi-cti'd that a comnittee from the above named dobs, and other organizations will hold a meeting wher candidates, for th*- election to be held next month, will be selected It is »t*o experte*! that the Cidum- lais flub, and the Amalgamated by the Sixth DUtru-t (’hihs at Oradelt J 1*? fl* hu?r col,|d "«t prsluee the bull, ami hr wan lakfl up in tJn< Mat kt'fi-Hck* jail. Y , THEATRE GUILD PUNS NEW PLAY Mrs. Jeiime Woodward, Mt-. (to- theil, and Mt*. William Patti . ti. MEETING JAM'AKV 22 Mrs. Van Neter Cousins announce-1 that the organixatiori meeting of th- Literature and. Drama l)epartm*'tit of the' club wil take plan- at her Home on the afternoon of January 22. Mr*. Smith, state chairmanrof the - Depaitment, will be present. ' Mr*. Crmsin. i* anxiou. that her depart mem .become' one of the outstar 1 ir departments of the club, as it is the only educational department, re*jur*ts that all wi.m*n inteti-st*-*! in l.ter- »ture an! drama communicau- with ter or Mrs. t.eoige De Hat*. Mi-» Heuter- w-a» named the p*r- *on in chartre~of the selecting o' the •tmlcnt ,*h.. will l>*rifftt by thr mu* ical scholat htp to he awarded by yoiMm- his | lad of about sixteon ailed It was raining, an.d he was »oak«*i through He had walked from S a.lb J.., a.j- wher** h*- had tu i u «rnph.yed in . hotel, ami l««t his positfam recently through tin- business depression H. was on his way to Hackensa.k whcie he had relatives. His parents. * r deid, but h« knew that h- * .ui,f V Welcome at thi home ,d nlagt.s, who t/iougS p.,or, Would !«■ gia.T -to h*»lp h im Sergeant Hay'er dri d his .lother, , and gave him * warm •o|*|.er Hi» — H will of lntereat to Hutse who »**” » «»4 *««•»* .w bA were wet ai.j aw the Lvmlburst Little T h e a t r e * " rT’ UMt '"',r "Hared by a w m*n. Guild'production "Three Wi»e E«ol»"The following morning be was to heal that the (Mlild I*rehearsing * l**w * warn, breakfast, and lb th- musical comedy “ A Hold Front” to be presented earfy in "February. If w. can judg • by pact perform ance* .rf the (iuild, ,t ran well In as umed that th.. play will afford ar evening of good entertainment. nt a bus far* to H»ckens*rk by th* pel ire. Ik for* be left Lyndhurst, be in »i*led upon cleaning up th* p»li*e lw*ad*|uarter» pay f.„ thr help render#.! him, and he M l with “A H*dd Front" M. being dirertod by "*ilt • " ’* * !th g»»»t grabtudr 1 . William Franceour, rrreCtJWnt of th* Di ■ l yndhurst ]s»iir. The police, alUe.ugh ktud ta them, ha** not rnueh sympathy with Ue Italian Society will also *ebct candi t < Broadca.ting < omp.ny m J' th, ^ t.d iZ , ' H *sed*ided that 'be riub wo,. • *.tn- Club, of which William 4 Ard i - pr. odent ami the Poli*b-Ameri- ean th-inacratic (Tub, which Stephen (edemlaewrdu i* head. Among thaw hotog urged by their friends to be candMstt* a n tm b Favier, Mr*. Jennie Woodward, How- - ard Kr.dgmtm, Joha Ruggiero, Prank Lnpmtu, and* the three retiring trus- teea. It is poxs.bie that non* of the •bove mentioned persons witt es*i*ent I* run, and an *mtire new tlatr will step into the rrng. i wa*. * lake over th«- old library Molding for its Club bouse S* O e buitdiag ha. Mr Ft;tnr«*r»uf ha !»«*» n with *m«t**ur i)hr«tm«U in k .t ,t ff- rf h *r ."***** ***** f e t a l * i«if •IiriN'tiy nap*m«it>!r f»r a gr+*t €mm N* |u th#jr «Ueuli<w mmfly mtrm #•*, M*> i« (iring (rt%* a Iwiping h»M *-v HttwinJ Cctllmft, *f( - win —— - ' - l, ' M . Niftflt# th*. fdaniral aewfrm. ' M r" i Mt l^ n a ^ra»»ti»niif, Mr-*’ MargaN*i I'wtmt'K Uri I -.»«si.» ht* * i Mr* < hrl#Unt Hmlilt. Mr*. Mant* Atitl^r »#*n, Mr*. | | mjfitk»*if», Mt-. fl'irfii'T ( 4*tW *, Min K It, |;r4y* *♦♦*4 s j l l , HnfthfrU -.r —.'---- Mr r*»JTi»i m itiataliinit « ^ rrr «t»«l * ... l|u rt«H»d "tuu »walf*«i ’ Hht mu' ta uiilio'n by William •• ran* it*r«i, j*«i. I |t* y * I }»»U»»H at III#' Im al c nNUrmf rt*>al <»»* I M r .- Mary |l#ll, #!§<» M j«a ! r**>t»S malr*i«* Mra ( tihpfle lliiiiiitittfl, t |r> m*rif*n, gnt*\tl multm* *»« - M *• I^Mfvnrv I a*«lft - *,ifi.: itfc **■pt»»d l»> Mt*>. «t»i grfl* M i. h< 1 ' 9 111 ■ 11| ............ •- tm SaiunSair ftlskl Mr" 1 *M» * h prv"r»rntr«r *h th f lail a<* * gift from th« .efhat# ah * iftik ftfl* ««•) flf*«r#f»t H*il mm* I he* w S » r >• for m* #«4 th fl«v«f»r« a*p«l m lb* p+t* bnghx r»<4 Mi l^rWi t*M «4 a hug* b iiu t^ f «.f im | r**aa* Mr* U iim 'l* .»f. iHe ftiftiM «rih« t mlHw, t* ft* t He f n 1 1#; hitu r •* +tfW»IM lM , (Hatrmafi Mr llatt^a rv*4 ih» Tt«rk«r < fre-*| w ^lth |f a* » N K U IT V 1C I ^-itt a l'di#» l* * t h« r K c «’*•, »t i m Uf * latd.lf „f tfB h , K ki*.,bt, nt lM I^gv A»*ou w Harnett, ft la fm l i t t*l»» J tr». e», & JO .ladle 4 h««U|* 41 'HI Past Avenue ' has* tm * ■*»..***j *1 . »-< Oranski. f««#d that S* Ids etui . 1 .thing fra*, .h* ^ Sow s«ri»*tt them 1 * a tan** m *t» H *. •<«-wna**e.*>*l tb* ,, th* bom* »f th*. turn*, m» I » fnwr *l**r<m*bla atwd by tbs m Is tuta*>*d, *h.rs tb* *t«lr« •»*» *l«nd ' A tarn* #-«*t* rtnlen Iron. (.»« th* apartment*, ««d **». hy tb* odners Same 4$ the h4a b**n imso4 t*. 1*4 *4 m t -if I-Hr r^rt .nm**'. V I**' 1 ■fba’-ftwia** Adolph Moller On Quarter Century as B. and L Executive i prove* too small for * club boas*. Mrs. H. <*utheil, of the Welfare j Committee topertad' that Chr.sfrmj gift* of shoe*, clothing and fond was distributed to he dy fam.lie* at Cbri tmas time The. .Clvit* Department repene ! through it* chairman, Mr* J, J Bre. lw, *(., inat the Day Mursery Fun 1 is in * Havings Hank, and wiB be ad ~ib5d~W fnsor ttme to-hm e. - - AM S O U K 'S • E IT I KE» An announcement wa* ma*W of the ; lector • <*a Current Event* being ! p e-c. A by the luthefford Woman's connected with •everat *am»u Itroadw*) morwa! comedies, and reeentlv retired fr> m rrr-tf-- ifmef thcatficola Tbt* play will also bring toireth t *ome of the ptsyers uf “T».f , Wi*e I t i * r i S H . rw.-.ft. who eseijed * (ood deal of favorable cnnMWnt wMt' hi« <haraCt*r.u.tio« »f a w*n* <4d grouch in (bat play will b* m m *g*tn trying to bully a*d Wu tor hi* way to "pwewnaM WWllth, - - - -a * I “A Bold Prom", a muln: ■ co m e d y '*' ia two part* tells tb* alary «t *'y«*ung .man who is rt.-^rustad with th* pe* Public Appeal Tba Mar*r‘« Central Melwf Conmillte* appeal* to the peopt. ■t Ejmdbwm far their fan -no- operation *nd **«*rtarw*» .n further •Urrnr to tb*», i« di*tre*s ' lie mao^i fnt as«i*^Mwe ky me ees^y of the Town hip are taxing the rs-aoufee* a t :«* > <onw.lt W Tkmf.a* appea* 1 eeofyoa* ta f»vor the’ Sacred Heart Parish Plans Big Benefit AH air at M KO R ttg lo 11 * 1 j * lo w e r ( Ittmh K t.iltiittg I ir W .oonunii. That 'it g*<«t obpot should Ue fas inter.-*: * 1 . .pe-.po- in all . h.l 4 r*e a«d l*» hr«k 1« 1 t*«Anit'*ft Ihr I h»" a’Htj a!| *»lh« t t<id> a!(«r •f'»r> ,• m ? h<- }if* *»? t h e rHti.fl i»» ««>*r«h t *f hi9 e-»*Ho„,| gtmm i rn#? »t jf*m n»*‘.hnt«i *n ««rf til I»*h r«N*4i litJtt* |H r y HiM Tka'f M »H<kui*l « ..^tmg* all tii» * a #*«| t »R<tlIfail * m « |< (>ir !Hr (m t(H at«l -s»fer» **1 \h*> «HiM — 3.IiA1 j* »>otii i *#if |M t* ) ! hi » H *ti «*«4 t*T C M f'a*'* # iiul ft****!* gp**g U .flWft, r» r fw# i» - fm** I hat' .1 st*«old gt.ee serswe to th* : 'n o 10* bortho*. oa a*•#»> b**m* by -Katidag for. pareotbood and f unatb** aa* win dot a mm b***»emaking, and fa,, tb*- .rebmd by ' *** *** aOs. «d tb* V*. ad'lng peteot power to «fc**i p..*. 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Page 1: 1111.1 FEBRUARY SCHOOL ELECTION Re-Elect …...HOT CAMPAIGN I N .’28 l Three years ago, there was a [ heated flection, when Mrs. FriUiny was elected high of nine candidates..She

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A ll ef the News im partially ToldE n te re d S cc o r.d Oa*» Matter, A u g u s t 12, 1931, at the Pot Oftct at Rutt.motd, N e w J t n r y . u n d e r t h e A c t nt Man It J, l«7»

L Y N I M t t 'R S T , N . J . , F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y i t s I 9 H nut* FlVfc t*Nl .

FEBRUARY SCHOOL ELECTION BIG ATTRACTION LOCALLY NOW;

3 THREE-YEAR TERMS TO FILL

MRS. SIMMONS IN Re-Elect Woods 4TH DISTRICTNEW LODGE POST

Installed Councilor of I.ynd- hurst D. a f A .

E n c Austin, Maurice Murphy and Mrs. Ella Fritziny * ? h U » ^ ^ U w fo r

Vacate Next Month— Candidacies of A ll Still in Offing

A U S T IN M A Y R E-R U N TO BACK A D D IT IO N S

Infant Deaths Less In 1930 Than in 1929

a s s e c re ta ry o f th e S t a r <>f J , M<n l?an Itead C o u n c il, D a u g h te r s o f A m e i i r », w a s Th ta i le d co u n c ilo r o f th a t lo d g e a t th e m e e tin g held a t th e E lk s H a ll on W ed n esd ay e v e n in g . D is t r ic t D e p u ty M rs. F a n n ie K ’Her,

___________. j o f N e w a rk w as th e im ita ttin g oW cer.I ,i . i i_ , , , i O th e r offlceis in s ta l le d w ere M r* .L y m l n u t s t p o l i t i c i a n s h . t \ e t a k e n a v a c a t i o n s i n c e t h e g e n e r a l L illian J o h n ^ tn , ju n io r p a s t c o u n c ilo r;

e l e c t i o n in N o v e m b e r , b u t a s . t h e s p r i n g d r a w s n e a r , i d e a s o n 'M r . M iriam U nder* , u a * cc ia tr coun-

.he candfclata for .he M school declion ,n Feb„«iy begmsprouting. j v ice -co u n cilo r ; M ra. J u l i a W e tg an d ,

Varitius organisations in the township have discussed pos- co n d u ct (*•*»; M rs.- H a r r ie t W llaon

able caiUiJ.lo m succced Eric Austin, H j o a Murphy, and «“ &■, * £ S S " J t S ^ Mrs. Lila rritnny, whose terms expire in February. They have ride s c n tin I; Mm. S a ra h Lehman all served a three year term.

H O T C A M PA IG N I N .’28 l T h r e e y ea rs ag o , th e r e w as a [

h e a te d fle c tio n , w hen M rs. F r iU in y w a s e lected h ig h o f n in e c a n d id a te s .

.S h e w is th c f i r s t w om an to serve on t h e b o a id since th e re tir e m e n t o f M rs. E d w ard L e ro y s e v e ra l y e a r s p re v io u s .

M rs. F r iU in y h as b <;n a m em b er o f m a n y im p o r ta n t c o m m itte e s a n d a t p r e s e n t is c h a irm a n o f th e te a c h e rs c o m m itte e . S h e H a s 'a l s o been in c h a r g e o f th e 'ItT inquerit c h ild re n , a n d - o f th e su b -n o rm a l ch ild ren .

S h e h a s n o t d e fin ite ly s ta te d w h e th e r she w ill be a c a n d id a te fo r re -e le c tio n , bu t it is u n d e rs to o d t h a t s h e w ill n o t. S h e d e c la re s th a t sh e p r e f e r s to r e t i r e a t th i s tim e , a l ­th o u g h m an y o f hs r f r ie n d s , a n d p o li t ic a l le a d e rs th ro u g h o u t th e to w n ­s h ip a re u rg in g h e r to be a c a n d i­d a te .

A U S T IN A C T IV E M r. A u stin h a s a lso ta k e n a v e ry

a c t iv e p a r t in school b o a rd a c t iv it ie s d u r in g h is te rm o f office. He m ad e a l l su rvey* w h ich h av e been m ad e , an d w as in c h a rg e of th e p ro g ra m f o r th e su g g es tio n fo r b e t t e r school fa c il i t ie s , l i e hafs m ade ' a s tu d y o f t h e .school s itu a tio n , an d is 'p r o b a b ly t h e t e s t a u th o r ity on t h a t q u e stio n o f a n y person on th e b o a rd . !

M r- A u stin is a lto being , u rg e d to be a (iwdtdM* for rj-r-toetiun. <Uu friends UHcv*. that if re-elected he

D ip h th e r ia c a .e s in L y n d h u r s t h a v e b e e n r e d u c e d f ro m n in e ty in 1929 lo tw e n ty a s ix in 1930, ac - c e rd in g to th e r e p o r t r e c e n t ly m a d e b y J o h n T . M c C a r ty , H e a l th I n s p e c to r . D r . H u g h l l u r b a n k , s c h u d p h y s ic i a n a d m in is te r e d in - o c u l s t i i n s f o r th e p r e v e n t io n o f th e d is e a s e fry h u n d r e d o f th e s ch o o l c h i ld r e n , a n d th i s is R iven a s - t h e c a u e o f t V g r e a t r e d u c ­t io n in t h e to w n s h ip . A c c o rd in g to th e r e p o r t , n o t erne c h i ld r e c e iv ­in g th e in o c u la t io n , c o n t r a c te d th e d is e a s e r

T h e r e p o r t ‘ l u t e d t h a t th e r e w a s o n e d e a th cause-1 b y d ip h ­th e r i a d u r in g th e p a s t y e a r . T h e r e h a t b e e n 15* d e a t h - , 2«K b i r th s , a n d #7 m a r r i a g e s in th e to w n s h ip in 1*130.

S i* r f (h e Heat;- i w ere c h ild ren itnder one y e a r o f a g e , c o m p ared to IK d e a th s o f ch ild ren o f th e sam e a g e th e p re v io u s y e a r .

T h e r e p o r t a t - o -dot ed th a t t h e r e w a s o n e c a s e o f in f a n t i l e p a r a ly a ta , th i r t e e n c a s e * o f s c a r l e t f e v e r , a n d M x ty -f lv e c a s e * o f m e a s k . i , w e re l i s t e d among th e t r a i ta g lo s a db*rauo*.

t r u s t e e f o r tw a y e a r* . O th e r o f f ic e rs• wili co n tin u e u n til th e c lose o f th ,

fW a l y e a r in J u n e . M i-s C o lin t W hoa-, ton is re c o rd in g s e c r e ta r y ; and . M i > P h o eb e S c h n e id e r, t r u s te e fo r ou t

I y o o r , — , .... ...■ ' 1— : : M rs. S im m o n s a p p o in te d M rs. L i!

I liaii S ch n e id e r-,,ch a irm an o f th e e n t e r | ta in m e n t co m m itte e . "G ifts o f flow er;I w ere made- to M rs. Ki lle r anil o lh e ;

! o fficers o f th e o rd e r, — — o— ——■—

Find Coronato Guilty Before

JudgeLeyden

President Of Tnirf Company

Township Commissioner Again Honored; Bose

Vice-President

C o m m issio n e r Jo h n F , W oods, w a ­re -e le c te d p re .- u b a l u f th e L .yudhuR . 1

T r u s t C o m p an y a t th e a n n u a l m e e tin g « f th e s to c k h o ld e r , a t th e co m pany '*

STRANSKY’S UST OF BURGLARIESdems o rg a n iz e SAID TO HAVE REACHED OVER 100;

SERVED TIME ON DRUG CHARGES* " Ch*ck*MP Police Reveals Startling Number of Re*

trirt »r ii* Mitir*! timer* Hnlered ill S o u th Bergen Bn»lfd u b The lat**»t to m g m m tt U I h r 1 L . v g f t . n I? IF o u r th D is tr ic t D em ocratic d u b w hich I .OCICS n I t t Q i J O O f S r W l m c t lw as o rg an ix ed re cen tly b y T a x A * - rr- , , 'e s s » r C h ar le s t i r a n l , » f I ' i x avenue . _ _ . . . . . . . _ __. . .

T h e eJub 's he*hiu*rtt> r< w ill p ro iu ib l> P O I N I S O l I H O M ES A S PO LIC E O B S i - R \ 1:I * on V.»U»j Ilruwk A venue ia tb * t i e - : ' ^ ^ , , ■ .in ity a t th e "Town H all. , , „ « # « * * ’ # * ,

T he D fm o c ta tic c iu b n»w aum tx-r K e y n i i k H S t r a n M iy , t»t V h u y l c r A v e n u e , N t i t h A r l« ( jg ! tm , 'ive . an d include th* L y a d h u rs t Den. w h o in I h e d a y r i n v w a s a t r t M t e d om pfc »v» r ir f t h e N t !v t

'ST&blZiSi 5 •; *** s-w •< »#- -w*.ak.an d tb « IV tish ( 'lu ll

Aiaericm Smitinilii track- a, hitrpbr. accordw g to the polite, ht w OHMrwvl mi h i tn d iw ) fu f i tT i \ ' i lift

COM M . J O H N F . W o o d s

offices; { ttu y v eaan t an d C oiw t a venue on T u e? il« y a f te r a ts . t i

* r O th p is (ducted w e re E d w a n l II ... .W i f e ’s B e a t i n g C h a r c e s B e - flr« 'U , p ro .d e n t; it .d w rt m i f .

.. . „ ° , r — phet. Jr., second Vice p re s id en t IJul i e v e d K e m a n d e d r o r l u v A . U u f f r r . « « c r . .

S e n t e n c e u re r ; E dw aril ftiSsi-, J o h n J I tie s lin ,J r . , K m an u el P . t iu e r in , C h ar le s H a sse lh u h n , C h a r le l ^ b m a y e r , F I

M.-int>,'!« o f a ll o f ih r c lu b s w ork tog*- h e r fo r th e o e l f . ie o f th e Dem o c r a tk I 'a r tv a n d m tw ibe) a f . th e . .various c ub* a t te n d th e m ie t .n g of th e o th e r clubs.

T h i, l.iU <t I lu b K * ,■ y e t h e ld n o r re g u la r nt.-errog ao .l t... i B iscr* h a w : been e lec ted , i t i <|UU> i «» it*!.- th a t

' Ih l* l a te r d u b w ill al--< '. k e in taem I ber* o f I he F if llt an d E ig h th D is tric ts

u n til c lu b s a ie o rg a n : I tn th o se| d is t r ic ts . f

Mrs. EUen FreitInstalled Head

of Local Court' ' _ ; • * ' % ■

Math- Royal Mitlron ol Adoniratn, Order of

Amaranth at Elks

m a y see om e o f h is d re a m s, r e g a rd -in g b e t te r achool fa c il i t ie s , b eco m in g Q U | , J Q

J e r r y C o ro n ,to , o f C ry g U I s t r . , l , ! , HN o rth A rlin g t m w a s fo u n d g u il ty o f i W 1 ! g t >. J H Sl h 1 'b a t in g h is w ife , B ess ie C o ro n U o a t j j . . w a j l l ' t" I ,th e ir h. m e ! on J a n u a r y 2 . ir. th e ■ ^ , w a " 1 ’*f

Local PoliceHelp Poor Boy

S c r a u c i t s P o l i c e S e e k

t i a n g s t e r P a i r H e r et b h t « l IV I«cr I t o , b , s f ik e j

S«.T*ac»i» |m la » deftartU M rM , ta i le d a l lb .- h e a l iw lk e h e a 4 s u a i t* t « , lm > .l a « a l t m w K *«mI tm itt i te d » t V r f iv M ti I H I s M ay e r *♦ th e L > n d b « r s t p o l .r e k a e w a t «a> m e n ia t h e to w n a h a a e t » k a a » * h » th e a a a » » a t « t M * “ a a d i T w a t . u a la tu ie ” . c h i e f H a r i r • a id l h a l a u>*« h a d h a v a M d u p l« Sr< a u r a s r« « e n tl> a a d ra h - b e d 1 1 # 1 .1 0 0 a a d t h a t M a e a a *h a d id e a t i f e d lb * to w | f » | l w i i i

‘ n am ed a have- Os ■ th * M M a h a C naam ttled th e .lead;

S a »«*rh |W i««a. h s . , id e a l, bed l.hrM M dsrs th I » a d h ar-» , a l leaat »o iw e * m . a s ta g thaw r awa.

. d r p lo a .e s a r e k a a a a b» th e p~ l ir a l a b e re s id e n t* h a r e .

Father's Night Features P.T.A.

Meet at School

M argaa m m I W est Mad**»t I I ta • • • a re * s le d ta N a r tk *-i * t hy i M e r t i e e Ih rM ile r a n d It d»

! th a N o rth A r l tn g ta a p u it tv * tM ..<m' tb w a w b a r * l> t

Smuwfc). ak tle fcaaris t .A raeatd »Mh hi* *M|dny<ri w*i.«4lMm t» th* paltev. has • , r.RHnal ... • • •

t r u e .M r. M urphy w as p re s id e n t o f th e

lM tirtf Tn T O S , jfitT :- .-rv « i-T a n h fa ttym r th e ttn a n rp , tr a e h e r s , a u d jtin g , ru le s and re g u la tio n c o m m itte e s d u r in g h is te rm o f office.

M r M urphy also has n o t m ade up h i s m in d w h e th e r to be a c an d id a te ;

i«.me op J a n u a r y 2 , ir. th e S r u n i D is tr ic t C o u r t , H ack en aac k b e fo re J u d g e J . W allae e L eyden .

C o ro n a to ia a f o r m e r re s id e n t o f l y n d h u rs t , a n d ha* e n jo y e d a r e p u ta -

| t io n aa a f e a th e r w e ig h t ch am p io n .tw o ty - tw u i-w w a u f «|gv, a n d

s h o r t am i * ll|fh t.The fighter's story and his wife's

| do not Hgro.. St.. t ,r. u„. .i that he did not like the meal jdaeed

S * . i ■ b fore him ta r her .mother who slau J P i \ U « s W ^N oftT i A d ja g to w r a i id LlsW e T

^ - " _ " - '* f- w r e m arlts~ T rom iiTi [ir».<i.nt lo.( I r D n t i l l M A o f s t r u c t h e r. H is s to r y is th a t s h e lost V / I f l U v l a I T I v C l h e r t'-m pf-r w hen he re fu se d to ta k e

h e r t > C a lifo rn ia w h e re lie b ad ucontract for a fight which i* t,

fo r raW wry a a d f«r t u r jU t m w a i t f m i i i m t

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f o r r. -e lec tion o r n u t. He fe e ls Literature, Drailia Depart- h im *2 ,(KHi t h a t he h a s served h is to w n to ad - *v a n ta g e , and ' th e w ork ta k e s u p a lo t « f his tim e , which he could o th e r ­w is e spem l w ith h is fa m ily . W hen h e w as a c an d id a te th r e e f e a r s a g o , h e ra n in d ep en d en tly , an d on ti > b ra c k , t. I t is his in te n tio n a t p r e s ­et??", if he decides to be a c a n d id a te t h a t h< wilt do the s'ame th is y e a r .

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t io n in con junction w ith o th e r lio-al o rg a n iz a tio n s se lec ted th e t ic k e t w h ich p roved v ic to rio u s . T h e T a x p a y ­e r * A sso c ia tio n o f w hich J e s s e K ife r

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held 'a r e g u la r m e e tin g a t th e T ow n local po lice a t th e home Hall on W ed n esd ay a f te rn o o n , w ith {m o th e r on Kiv- r - id e A venue.

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th e p rn s id en t, M rs. T . F ra n c is K n ig n t, (iri-.siding.

I’lans w en . m ade fo r m d e le g a tio n to a tte n d th e co n v en tio n to be held

J u d g e l ,e y d (n o td e re d J e r r y h e ld in $ 1 , 0 0 0 b ail fo r sen to n e e n e x t w. . k H e h a s b*-en a rfe s te .1 In fo ri- on * v- c r a l c h a rg e s in c lu d in g non a o p ix .r t

on J a n u a ry 2 'l th . T h e c o m m itte e in' ch a rg e o f arm ngt^nu-riLs inc lude M rs

» ^ “ prw ddent.-M W at tio ic -h e ttis l ifee Jo*ej»h S n y d e r, M rs. ( .eo rg e D eS aix , v a r io u * can d itla tes a n d se lec ted O w en *W h itm a n , J a lo l.eh ti , and J o se p h Psw lonk l a s th e C a n d id a tts th e a*-.M>riatioii w ould su p p o rt. T hey w e re jo iia -d in t h i i r e n d eav o r* by th e l .y n d h u rs t W om en* R epub lican C lub , a n d th e P o lish -A m e rican In d ep en .len t C lU b. M rs. T u rn e r Is p re s id e n t o f th e W om an 's R epublican C lub, a n d J . . e p h , I 'aw l *ski, pr. i b m t of th e , l\> li*h < tub Kmm.-t K, N e a r I* th a r rm a n o f th e T a x p a y e r . A *sori»- tlo n co m m itte e w hich w ill select th e c an d id a te * . ■

T i l l ' y e a r i t is expi-c ti'd th a t a c o m n i t te e fro m th e above n am ed

d o b s , and o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s w ill h o ld a m e e tin g w h er can d id a tes , fo r th*- e lection to be held n e x t m o n th , w ill be selec ted

I t is »t*o experte*! th a t th e C idum - la is f l u b , a n d th e A m a lg a m a te d

by th e S ix th D U tru -t ( ’h ih s a t O rad e lt J 1*? fl* hu?r co l,|d " « t p r s lu e e th e — bull, am i h r wan l a k f l up in tJn<

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Mrs. Je iim e W o o d w ard , M t-. (to- the il, and M t*. W illiam P a t t i . ti.

M E E T IN G J A M 'A K V 2 2

M rs. V an N e te r C o u sin s announce-1 th a t the o rg an ix a tio ri m e e tin g o f th - L i te ra tu re an d . D ra m a l)ep a rtm * 'tit of th e ' c lub wil ta k e p lan - a t h e r Home on th e a f te rn o o n o f J a n u a ry 22. Mr*. S m ith , s ta te c h a irm a n ro f the - D e p a itm en t, w ill be p re s e n t. ' Mr*. Crmsin. i* a n x io u . th a t h e r d e p a r t m em .becom e' one o f th e o u ts ta r 1 ■ ir d e p a r tm e n ts o f th e c lu b , a s i t is th e only e d u ca tio n a l d e p a r tm e n t, re*jur*ts th a t all w i.m *n inteti-st*-*! in l.ter- » tu re a n ! d ra m a com m unicau - w ith te r o r M rs. t .e o ig e De Hat*.

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ra in in g , an.d he w as »oak«*i th ro u g h H e h ad w a lk ed fro m S a .lb J . . , a.j- wher** h*- had tu i u « rnp h .y ed in .h o te l, am i l««t his positfam recen tly th ro u g h tin- b u s in e ss d e p re ss io n H.w as on h is way to H a c k e n s a .k w hc ie he h ad re la tiv e s . H is p a ren ts . * r d e id , bu t h« k n ew th a t h - * .u i,f VWelcome a t th i hom e ,d n l a g t . s ,w ho t/io u g S p .,o r, Would !«■ gia.T -to h*»lp him

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— H w ill o f ln t e r e a t t o H utse w h o »**” » « » 4 *««•»* . w b A w e re w e t a i . jaw th e L v m lb u rs t L i ttle T h e a t r e * " rT’ UMt ' " ' , r " H a r e d by a w m *n.

G u ild ' p ro d u c tio n " T h re e Wi»e E «o l»" T h e fo llo w in g m o rn in g be w asto h e a l t h a t th e (M lild I* r e h e a r s in g * l**w * w a rn , b re a k fa s t , and lbth- m u s ica l com edy “ A Hold F r o n t” to b e p re s e n te d e a rfy in "F ebruary .

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n t a b u s fa r* to H » ck en s* rk by th * p e l ire .

Ik fo r* be le f t Lyndhurst, be in »i*led upon c le a n in g up th* p»li*e lw*ad*|uarter» i« pay f . „ th r help render# .! h im , an d he M l with

“ A H*dd F r o n t" M. b e in g d ir e r to d by " * ilt • " ’* * !th g»»»t g r a b tu d r 1 . W illiam F ra n c e o u r, rrreCtJWnt o f th* Di ■ l y n d h u rs t ]s»iir.

T h e po lice , a lU e .u g h ktud ta them, ha** no t rnueh s y m p a th y w ith U e

I ta l ia n Society will a lso * eb c t c a n d i t < B ro a d c a .t in g < o m p .n ym J' th , ^ t . d i Z , ' H * s e d * i d e d t h a t 'b e r iu b wo,.

• * .tn- C lub, o f w hich W illiam 4 A rdi - p r. o d e n t am i th e P o li*b -A m eri- e a n th -in ac ra tic (Tub, w h ich S te p h e n (ed em laew rd u i* head .

A m ong t h a w h o to g u r g e d by th e i r f r ie n d s to be c a n d M s tt* a n t m b F a v ie r , M r*. J e n n ie W oodw ard , H ow -

- a r d K r.dgm tm , J o h a R u g g ie ro , P r a n k L n p m tu , and* th e th re e re t i r in g t ru s - te e a . I t is poxs.b ie th a t non* o f th e •b o v e m en tioned p e rs o n s w itt es*i*ent I * ru n , a n d a n *m tire n e w t l a t r w ill s te p in to th e rrng .

i wa*. *lake over th«- old l ib r a r y M o ld ing fo r its Club bouse S* O e b u itd ia g h a .

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PAGE TWO

Local Bus Operator Awarded Permit in

Hasbronck Heights L O C A L G IR L W IN SH O N O R S A T H . J . C .

S c h o la s tic h o n o r? w ere w o n by 137 i>‘ t h e 1100 s tu d e n t s o f th e N ew J e r ­sey- Colleffii f o r W om en d u r in g th e 1 !>"!»-11*30 a c a d tm ic vear, ?,2c o rd in g to M iss E s th e r W . H a w e i, l e g i s t r a r , who a n n o u n ced th e ir Maine;; to d a y . S ix ty - oiic s e n io r , t h ‘. r ty - tw o ju n io r s , and l 'o r ty - lo u r sophom ore* m a in ta in e d tb e a v e r a g e g rad e o f 1.0 of a b o v e* re q u ir ­ed t » w in h o n o rs .

A m o n g the s tu d e n t? n a m e d to M iss l , s u r a E h rlich o f 56 R id g e R o .d , L jm lh u r s t .

S y d n ey E iig le h a rd t , o f l y n d h u r s t , o p e ra to r o f fh c L y iid h u ro t-Je fsw y C ity Uu lin e h a s t e n ’ g r a n t e d a te m p o ra ry p e rm it to o p e ra te busies in H asbrO ttcfe H e ig h ts betw een t h r i 'i . tn k i in A v en u e ra ilro ad la ti-H , a n d

tt. U c m iu i an d ton o f tUo to w n .T h e p ' m i i l t>r>k e lf c t tkU w e e k ,

U<", tem porary . jieraut g ran ted to

A jo in t in s ta lla t io n of the Spanish j A m erica n War , Veterans and the j L a d ie s ' Auxiliary was h e ld a t the j * ------------ ;---i-:— ------ - . . I- (j.Tow n H all la t Mat u n la y cven'm*'. <•

Vico m m a n d e r o f t h '1 S ta te ,} F re d e r ic k 0 . S h a te ll, in s ta lle d nfTiroi " o f tE e cam p . .John X Kim , \ th e new riom m atider o f t b e c am p ; "R. F i f e r , sen io r v ice co m m a n d er, W il- * * liam Y a tm a n , ju n io r v ic e cvm m ander* C h arle s D ruhl, officer o f ' tin- ‘lay ; F re d W \ s tp h a i, a d ju ta n t ; Dr. Uh)m-rt F hM r, s e rg e a n t; F ra n k K oehler, h i- ' to r ia n ; G eorge T u rn b a ll, .-»*rir«*ant 1 m a jo r ; F ra n k C illen , q ua rte rn ::! t e r ; ; H e n ry Hen f t , col tr * e r jfe an t; F rao k

■ Sick'ler, M usician; A fred W .n I, " C h ap la in ; John M»* a n e y , j/uaVd. #

M rs, S ;-H a^ed o n in ta ll I the fo l­low ing m em bers o f th*- A uxilia ry j officers fo r the new te rm . Mr . Hen- riV tta S ha >J.I, p re s id e n t; Mr . < a th - e.?in» P ard ittR k e lle r. . "n i'-r rire* ,»re>i-. , d e n t; M r,. (inuV M il’ r, ju n io r vice p re s id e n t ; Mi* M ary K jrrh n er , sec­r e ta ry ; M rs. Fr«*ida K ir d in e r , t r e a - ru r e r ; M rs. liouise Kat m an , hi . 'to rian ;, ( M ;.. .Jean M iller, p a tr io tic in s tru c t M rs. Klizahi tn VV« tp h a l , .co n d u c tre ss ; Mi s. Dyri s hane, u - - is ta n t conduct? re s f” Mr Ta ie * Sham -, haul t in ; " Ale . M arj Ih o r a td n , %unr-i; M r .

— vftrolit: — M«*aHf«yT— a ^ i e ^ n i tfum ai; M rs. F lorence W ard , m u ic ian ; M r ' Su,s->n Leyh, re p o rte r .

T h e room in w h ich th e in s ta lla t io n toak p lace wa d e -o r ta ^ d w ith flaK^ and b anners. M rs. S . H a /e lo n , co m ­p lim en ted the A u x ilia ry on th e :,p|e»j~

• i! ui - ..W lirk ..lh tv h: w ith *6 few h i 'm lie f* " ’a t ’T herr ''corii'-‘'': m and and con tinued to nay she Im ped in th e n e a r fu tu to t h a t th ey w ould <Jo th e ir b e s t i t ini r e a s e th e ir num ber.-

Muyop H orace B og le in a n .♦fr * com pi im puted 'b o th c ^ m p 'am i a u x i l i ­a ry on th e ir good w o rk and al o we! corw .d a ll- -the v in it ih g andL uxiliaticr. tb . l t wer«* p renen t.

M r. "ShadelI presen,te«i th e re ti r iutf ( n n n ia n d e r C u n c i!m an H erm an M l- I'.r, o f “v o rl'i A rltn ffio 'f , . i*lj .** i, 1 • ceinniari le r ’^ ba . M r’ Kn;- tell

* pro^ej.tttii w ith l a'o :*.,*.j., i •.*l o i j«|U 1c f liow or , ,i ni u rth e (,tiic fron ?»«*• '■ . ••! '• .

-.fa rru ly . Ail meini>‘ i. *.. the i> i unyand A u .'u i-ar> , ■> . v ••>■}' » tj»«-

n i 'f iih e r • of th e v i-iU n ^ po i il ruxiHafii. w ere in Uliifol.iii an d !»»•

■•if u te d a , very ‘h iy u e ^ iV f p;< tur* .A t th e t l ; «,f th e 1 1 i i-iir, ■ ,. aii

re tire d to th e ti Vint v t u n f.1’reshm entH w ere » e rv r I m '■ <i.» w an th e fe a tu re »»f tip* *-v«*niajf

| L o u is H iiphocich , o f Ilaah ro u c lcH e ig h ts , ev ot led on th it i la lf .

K iiijle h a id t w a s on* t f th e five ap - I p l i c in t J w ho /u b m ltte d th e i r p ro -

fo r th e o p e ra tio n o f a b u si line . T h e ra m bers o f th e H a s -• n ro iick I b iprhts m u n ic ip a l co uncil Jh-

. Kd.vVn O lson , o f T h ird avenue , it. -e a* h e r hom e on T h u r day1„on to tw o s tu d y (Stoup.i o f the i l - T e u e h e f - ^ A - - o v i W1*?; u n d c j* t h e

.1 a l l ie s Boi^le, G e o rg e M k h a e lfe ld e r ,S a m u e l N ad ler, a n d W illiam Franco* o u r, en jo y ed a ft h in g t r ip a t th e F is h -

H a n h •, m We«lries<l .y .

Local W.C.T.U. Holds First ’31 Regular Session

Y. P. C. U, Nnlccount w ith this hank entitles you to every service

t;wcr to render.■ officers figure with you on new w ays in v/hich

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Special n /u ip m r n t r x t r a A l t price* f . tt. (

U r f u r r in v * ‘ t i n t ' > o i i r in a t l i w a t i t n u m l i i l e

la rli of llir nine new iuw|rl« i» a fine ear—a

i|iialitv nnxlurl l liroiitfJiotit. law It U M g n it l,

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IH '. rriloiTil |iri< r** ar,; m»t mil* thr l»*r»l in

( hrvrolrl lii*l»ri, but «rr nmonii thi im low -«t

'T 'H ERK is no new* at the Motor Shown of com- J- ixnublr mu-nance to thi* •nnouncrmcnt by

» m l. b a k e r - F r e e Wheeling With powtivc grar control is n o w y o u r s in Studcb»ker’» briWiant new Sin.

T h e tw o f in e s t c a r* in A m e r ic a h a v e now a d o p te dF r e e W h e e l in g p , f ir s t n t r o d u c r d i n S t u d e b a k e rKightt on July 10, 1930.

K u p t-n c n c t t b e in a iV t l u f Free Wheeling for your1 tn this big I H inch whtelbase Stvidebakei Six. It

1 i in nars mmrotuia aw) puts it to work—allow* the ngine to "re*t" two mile* out. of every ten—intufe* an

*< «ual *avin*trf ta 20'S tn gasoline and oil.You ilrive as in a conven tional ear. Yet you need

:mt use th e c lu tch a t all tn making your most impor i an t sh ift*— from second to high or from h igh hack to t te o n d . You m ake these *hiits eamly. silently, at an,

r e d T h e full tw a k in g power of the e n g in e i s in st m t iy a v a i la b le

Take n oM y s word foe Free Wheeling See this nrw S'udebaker Sts drive it It i* backed by Stude t . Si i * 79yva(*uf manufacturing success and integrity

In I m lm in ..I or car market

t a n ie i« . V e tbe new < bevndet Si). IM ie U.

O t a r i th r price*— ami to u will realise win it j*

railsd Ihe f.re al tm r tn n n i nine.

S T U D E B A KMcdeK 6-1 a

Roaditei l;r 4Covpt lor 5 . .S*ds« lor $Coupe lo, 4 . .R«ytl3sdaa, 4-door! * ■

P A R K M O T O R C A R C O .Phone R U th e rfo rd 2 I <71 — 2 1 5 7 1

W e k a * e m U n * » s a t a » « a |W im t t je « m Hmm mr fca .e n : M s M n i r l M I l a f t s n .

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Everyman’s To Hear of White Army’s Loyalty

Class Growing Larger With

Each Meeting, Reported

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Police Chief Stresses Need

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Guarantees In Religion, Theme

Of Pastor Sun.

T h e n e x t r e g u la r ses-ion o f E v e ry - m a n ’s B ib le C la aa w ill be heUl in th e K u th e rfo rd H ig h School A u d ito r iu m n e x t S u n d a y J a n u a r y 18, a t 9 :3 0 A . j M, T h is S u n d a y h a s been d e s ig n a te d , i “ W h ite A rm y L o v a l tv S u n d a y ” and th e b oys in t h ’ g a l le r y w ill b e o u t to w in th e b a n n er .

F r o m a m ere h a n d fu l, th i s bunch o f e n th u s ia s t ic w o rk e rs h a v e s tea d ily g ro w n in n u m b e rs u n til th e y have ibeeom e a rea l c o m p e tito r f o r th e Red a n d B lue A rm ie s in th ? a tte n d a n c e ra c e . A s n ex t S u n d a y is th e i r own S u n d a y , an d a s e n th u s ia s m is a t th e b o il in g p o in t, th e “ W h ite s” ex p ec t to o v e rflo w th e b a lc o n y , and c ro w d th r

.R e d s a n d B lues on th e m a in floor o f th e a u d ito riu m . ‘

S e v e ra l y ? a rs a g o w hen th e E v e ry ­m a n ’,* -Bible C la s* w as w ith o u t S-\ le a d e r , a n in v ita tio n w as e x ten d ed to th # Iv e rso n B ib le C lass o f th e F ir s t P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rc h , to b r in g th e i r ' l e a d e r C h a r le s A le x a n d e r R oss and

| i w s e t ‘.w i th E v e ry m a n ’s- f o r sev e ra l \ S u n d a y s . T he a r r a n g e m e n ts p roved so s a t i s f a c to r y th a t a c o n so lid a tio n w as.

. e ffec te d . M r.. Ros* becam e le a d e r of E v e ry m a n ’s B ib le C lass , a n d th e Iv e r- .>on B ible d a s * becam e th e W h ite A rm y .

T h - p re v a ilin g op in ion is , t h a t any — g ro u p o f m en, w h o a re b ig en o u g h to j

d is a s s o c ia te th e m s e lv e s fro m a denom ­in a tio n a l S u n d a y School, to m e rg e w ith a n o n -s e o re ta r ia n B ib le C lass , a r e b ig e n ough to p u t a c n a r r l o y a l t y ; S u n d a y th a t w ill w arm th e h e a r t o f t h e i r le a d e r , a n d m ak? th e o th e r tw o

> A rm ie s s te p so m e, to keep in th e run - n in g .

M f f Utras w ril s p ea k on “ T h e Bo,- m n n c e o f A B r id g e ”. W ith th e la rg e a t te n d a n c e a n tic ip a te d a re a l peppy

"suasion i - in s to re fo r a ll w ho a tte n d .L a s t S u n d a y th e c la ss h e ld L ad ies

r> i v a t th e R ivo li T h e a tre . T h e re w ere 1,193 in a tte n d a n c e . M r. R o ss spoke on th e “ U n k n o w n G re a t" . T h e G lee Clulb u n d e r t h e d irec tio n o f J a c k T tm iim - a s s ist e d b y -M m . K d ith O re m ? , m el s a n g “ Oh H o ly N ig h t” and th e C la s s O ic h e s tra p layed “ A nchors A w e ig h t” . '

E v e ry w o m a n s B ib le C la ss u n d e r th e le a d e r s h ip of p re s id e n t M r-. E m m a P e te r s w as w e lc o m 'd by p re s id e n t Mc- G o n eg al.

A f t e r th a t w o n d e rfu l s e s s io n in th e ifrivoli and th e p n u lB w t o th e lad ies t h a t th e y m a y com e a g a in on A pril P i t h , i t is e x p e c te d th a t th e la d ie s w ill ke fi th e m en a t te n d in g C la s s re g u la r ­ly fo r th e re s t o f th e seaso n ,

E v e ry m an is in v ite d to a t te n d ev ery s e s s io n o f E v e ry m a n * ’ B ib le Cl*.*s,

F ra n k M onaco o f "V alley B rook a v e - , , _n u e , w as aw » n ted th e c o n tra c t to ! V alue o f Being Dead Broke,co llect th e re fu se a n d the g a rb a g e . i f l ; e L : f , M e t h o d i s tL y n d h u n t over a th re e -v e a r p e rio d a t ! ^ U D j e t t a t M e t n o c i S la to ta l c o s t o f $24,245. Bids w e re re- C hurch in Eveningceived f ro m eleven c o n tra c to rs , \

M ay o r H o ra c e R . B ogle recom m end e d th a t Monaco fc.? given the contract.

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th e e v e n in g th e th e m e will b s “ T h e V a lu e o f B e in g D e ad B roke” . M an y m ig h t th e d o u b t o f a n y v s 'u e o .m w i'

th e low ones. A R idgefie ld c o n tra c to r w as $145 below M onaco but C o m m is­s io n e r J o h n F. W oods po in ted o u t th e

m all d iffe ren ce w o u ld be w iped ou t ih a' s h o rt tim e s in ce M onaco would spend in L v n d h u rs t and em ploy m u ­n ic ip a l lab o r.

The a n n u a l re p o r t from Police C h ie f T h o m as l a n d e l ls a ro u sed con­s id erab le com nien t, S p ec ify in g m ore th a n 1,000 a i r e s t s h a d been m a d e in th e la?t y e a r , L a n d e lls said L y n d h u rs t

le . wa.-T h e Itev. D *ek e iiback p“T h i r ty Y ears «nti Tad-v-p a r i i i f • e*p#ei*4ly t h * a ttiW - •

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in New Y o rk fo r n e \ t S tu rd a v a f te r - > noon a n d e v en in g . 'J a n u a ry t4 th . V io la F o u n ta in is in ch a rg e o f a r-

—. , j , ---- - - . - -■ -■ ta n g e m e n t- . ' T he d ’votio iia l se rv icew as m a clean a n d honest -sta te . , ... h .-i< w ... - w ! 1 ............. a ........................... !— 1 . . J . , r f ^ >-«aguc w i l l be heM at s e v ..iB rin g in g o u t th e d e p a r tm e n t in d B d es , S u n d ay ' ev en in g . W illiamo n ly tw e n ty -tw o m e n in c lud ing him - v .» e lf he d ec la red th e r e w as .c o n s id e r - : ‘ '* * A \ i » ■. * n . q . 4 5. , * . r » ii4. , 4 1 T h e H unday hcnou! m ee ts a .a b le need fo r ad d itio n a l p a tro lm e n » S m u - i^ te , 'e m HayH e recom m ended tha< s e x w ra l - b e . t r - m a n a c . E * h r a ^ d li.s -t df etfic r*1K‘‘a ' e .d ' A r '’7 <lsm,,n Woul(l •* “ b<> an d te a c h e rs a re w o rk in g hard to k eep needed h e said. . . . . u p h ig h s ta n d a rd s in th e school. - A

M ayor B ogle com m ended th e r e p o r t , » " hcT llf , v ^ y , . md e c la u n g th e n u m b e r of a rre s t> g a v e .» ^ C w n m u n ity S c h o o l o f H e lig io u s

E d u c a tio n \vhich o p en ed a t the F ir» t P fea b y te i'ia T u e sd ay n ig h t

e ac h m e m b e r o f th e d ? p a r .m e iit an a v e ra g e o f seven a r r e s t s d u r in g th e y e a r . r

“ I th in k th e d e p a r tm e n t h a s done sp len a id w a lk .1' n e d c c l c m tr “ a n d s r f o r fb» ad d itio n a l p a tro lm e n , If th e a p p ro p r ia tio n a llo w s it, we w ill ap-

w o rk in g fo r G od ' • i p e rso n ’s face w hetb«-i s e rv in g t^ n ij"

M rs. H ebert 1.. E l­and a lso led th e J i*i i ti

T h e sp eak e i f o r n r* be th e Kev. P a u l | i ' o f th e H ath r f 'r d Ii w ho w ill s p e a k «kn “ b a sed on the s ix th t t a r s .

M em b ersh ip in th. to a ll w om en w h o «r.

■ aR en to tm . H e w aa c h a rg e d .su it a*»d b a t te r y by »utont< -

dj.; no t *l'P<-a r on th is c h a rg e her did ‘te a p p e a r ■» tk t m ade .« w eek ago hy hi*

u -law , M rs, M ichael B ene ; h.> comptaiiMHi th a t he w a s ' y lix .u l Sier h o m e l ie is a is.) w sih not sui>!*o!tin* h is w ife

child . H e » «» d irec ted Leyden in H ackensack i

o r tim e ago \ > pay a -c e r ta in ! f m oney a . b week to w a rd s 1

*-rt o f his fa m ily T h is h, iouc a o v r« lm * to hi* m o th e r

Dimon Not CbairniHn of D. A. R.

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fa th e r i« a (taker, andhe u n em p lo y m en t c ris ta , o f k-ive tw o hamtrad lo a v e s of th e fa m d le s o f th e unern

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o’clock, f o r th e n e x t te n w eeksT ^ ; ev eryT h e re ’s a w elcom e for. all s t th e |

l i t t i s c h u rc h on th e c o rn e r o f S ta y - v e s a n t a n d T o n tin e Av.-nue ; co m ev in to one o f th e serv ice s and g e t iu-ouaiM eil.

p o in t th e m .”T. P . C h eev c rs o f P o s t av en u e , who

h a s s tre s s e d econom y a t s e v e ra l of th e b o a rd m e e tin g s d eclared :

“ I. th o u g h t you s a id w hen I a s k e d . „ ] t lneSs ''o f so m any o f th e

-r™- y -r sxsftb e heid a t the ToW tt lf» » .

Music Siodi* To Be" Opened I« J

th e a p p ro p r ia tio n a llow s we w ill a p ­p o in t th e m .”

“ W e shou ld p ia c tic e e co n o m y ," i^ e C h ee v e rs d ec la ied .- “ E v e ry penny shou ld be co n sid e red b efo re i t is spen t.

C h ief Lsm delis d ec la red it w as ner- e s.-a ry th a t m ore m sn h». ap p o in ted .“ I f l d id no t c o n s id e r it n e c e s -a ry ,” he salilT ‘T wiiuliT iiS t fish f o r th » t ac tio n . B u t th e d e p a r tm e n t is o v e r­w orked now , and w e m-e.l ad d itio n a l p a tro lm e n , B v law the m en should be a llow ed six <lays a week. In s te ad th e y w o rk seven. I; is one o f the sm a lle s t d e p a r tm e n ts in th e s ta te w hen th e s i i e . o f th e c o m m u n ity is co m p a red w ith o th e rs . W h a t is m ore i t i-c e iv e* less m o n ey th a n , a lm o s t ev e ry o th e r d e p a r tm e n t In c o u n ty .”

B rid g m a n w ill p re s id e . -T here w ill a lso s p e a k e r . ■'

re s t s h a d been m a d e and JOH rece iv ed u spended sen tence :.. R ecorder J « h n

J . B re s lin , J r . , 'm e t e d out *l,ft4 i.* .» in fine* an d c o u rt c o s t..

4 co m m u n ica tio n w a - receive 1 f r o m , th e ( ' i t i i . - n - H'KT Tav.ii-.yer.- l.eagu* - t A iw rh 'a , recommfiwdin^r th a t th e <w* t r i c t c a s e s h f di p-mned with, p o in ted o u t cost o f upkeep co u rt* am o u n te d " to m ore th an 1)0(1 an n u a lly . C o m m issio n er G u W etn d e c la red h im se lf i t r o n g lv a im in - t th es ta te m e n t . , , , , .

“ W e need th e c o u i t - ,” ’he d e c la re d th e “ L ocal c o u r ts cou ld not cope w it h th e

i c ase s in ce in m a n y cases the rs e o id e r s mvd h»>e lit t le know

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Joint Installation AttendedBy Jr. Vice Commander Here

John J. Fine New Comman­der of S.A.R. Veterans

A jo in t in s ta lla t io n o f tho S p a n ish A m e ric a n W ar V e te ra n s an<l thr* j L ad ie s A u x ilia ry w a s hold a t ' t h o Tow n H al! la t S a tu rd a y even ing . J u n io r Vico (''' n m a tn fr f o f th '-* Stats*, F re d e r ic k 0 . H hateU , in s ta lle d oftkei of th e cam p. J o h n J . Kin* , i t h o now :ramr,i:iht\fr o f th e c a m p ; J<*ss<* R. F i f e r , -nmr 'v ice c o m m a n d e r , W il­liam Y atm an , ju n io r vie** com m a nder; •C h ario t D ruh l, t t i a r of lh** day; F r f d W tp h a l, a d ju ta n t ; I>r. Kobert }’l r ir, . <■ rjfr*ant; F r a n k K«>o.hler, hi- to r ia n ; (ipprjfo T u rn b a i l,,^ ertrennl m a jo r ; F ran k C ilie n , q u a r te m ia te r; H e n ry H 'm ft, col r - e r r a n t ; Frank Sick lo r , M a'ic 'a n ; A fred W ar'I, Chapbuxi ; J.oioi afw-y, jjuu rd .

Mrs. S. il;!£od«»n in tall .1 the fol­lo w in g incjnlx r • of the A a x ilrn y a.- officers fu r tho n* a te rm . M r / H e n ­r i ' t t a S h a •*!!,- f>r* ah-at; Mr -. < a th - orin f D ard ia frk e la r. <-ut“r vi,--<- aresi- d o n t; M r . C»rac e MU’ r. ju n io f .vice prc d e n t ; Mi M ary k irc h n e r , sec­r e t a r y ; r-. F reiiL i. Ka< h w r , T rea ­s u r e r ; Mr**. I,ou i •«* K atm an , h is to r ia n ;Mil M r Mi re

J o a n p a trio tic instruct fr;F liz a b e t; V- t iha!, conduct ross; f * • ta n t eonduct-

; Mr !.i ♦* Shall*', chap lain ;■fjuriTffr; M r .

4 a m i ’> M ^anev , Utui— -jfuani^-M r F lorence W ant* m u s ic ian ; Mr .Su sjm J4o\ri, r e p o r te r .

T h o r o< m in w hich .fh*. in s ta lla t io n t/» k place v. ,t do u r t r i ^ r W ith flag vam i b a n n e rs M r S. Ha/#*-irfu, com ­p lim en ted tho A u x ilia ry on th e i>plcn- d id w*»rk ' • have io* m ipli *h**ti w 5 n no p •• m mb* ir? a t tKi I» tom m a n d and <• »?tv e u e d ^ o >ay he hoped in tin* n e a r f u tu r e t i a t th e y would d« th e i r b e s t t . in r r o a o th e i r num ber.

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t}i Stumpf, Mr.. I)ani<l 0 ( >>nnol), atid Mr . '.''ro'Jc.riok Itiv

I i* ‘{lie t: wow- Mr*<. S’a nue! Har ; ringer, Mr . A^-K. kalph, Mr. Ar- ! tK ir: ll; u**rf Mr-;. Mary Huuof,--Mi, . Mary J/‘.id« r, Mr/. Mary (So.rlack, ’ Mr. . !’. Hrn*h*ri<l<t Mr<. Ft da ('uni dtr i; Mr-. Frank Kc rhor, M. -. E 'frr,r U .rp, Mrs. An*Jri w F.gort,, Mi ,. J . !«!, l-’-nna, Mr.. W. Wrif<ht, Mr , J.1 V.'iiithon, Mr... M. M iohy, \Ji ,

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1,090 Cram High School To Hear Tom Noonan, Chinatown Preacher,

Tel! of Work Among Unfortunate“Bishop” Draws Record Crowd to Local Service-Singing,

Music Add Color to Program- Mayor,Oofice Chief in Audience

I vited. ’After tfio business, the hostess

:Wrrfd' refrf-sTIments............I A m o n g , th o s e p re s e n t w f're : ini'**: T .: A 1 d riig e , MrV. -S U ck ,-M rs ,,.E , W . | S ehm ich , M r?. J . H a g g e r ty , M rs, J .

A ld rich , S r ., M rs. A . G ilc h r is t , M rs. I. M cK inney, M ra. f ’ V oll, M rs. E .K leckner, M rs. I.. S u c ss t M rs. L- Cookaon, M ra. T- Sh irw eH , M r .. J .

i D a rtS <>n, M rs. I). K icul a n i s ev e ra l. ,;theiy..

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D avids n i s (+ :: irm m .

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Local Bus O perator Awarded Perm it io

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S e v e ra l y ? a r* ago w hen th e E very* [ on ly liv e h ty -tw o m e n in o lu d in g hirii- . , . . —m a n ’s B ible C lass w a s w ith o u t a : se lf , he d e c la red th e r e w as c o n s id e r- -'1^ 'M - r « t n e n t . le a d e r , an in v ita tio n w a s ex ten d ed to , ab le need fo r a d d itio n a l p a tro lm e n i,ull<la>r f}Cl' oa!?h e Iv e rso n B ible C la ss o f th e F i r » t i He recom m ended th a t seve ra l he a,»-‘P re s b y te r ia n C hurch ; to b r in g t h e i r ; poin ted . A ro u n d sm an would a ls o h e : , ~ „ u . . b „le a d e r C h a r le s A le x a n d e r flo s s a n d , n eeded he- ta id . ; a n d te a c h e r , » r e wor k m ^ K l J , kem ? e t w ith E v e ry m a n 's f o r w v e ra l J M ayor B og le com m ended th e rep<)i:t r ? p ^ ^ ^ H‘ ^ lvf ^ 3 J 1„aS u n d a y s . T h e a r ra n g e m e n ts proved *0 | d ec la r in g th e n u m b e r o f a r r e s t* gave “" n ‘ n,lin t T '* ■” 4 • *s a t i s f a c to ry th a t a c o n so lid a tio n w as each m e m b e r o f th e d e p a r tm e n t effec ted . M r.- Ross b e cam e lead er o f , av erag e o f seven a r r e s t s 'd u r i n g the f h e r y m a n 's B ib le a a s s , a n d th e l v e r - ! y e ar . V ‘ , - - . . . .

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w ’ith a n o n -s e c re ta r ia n . B ib le C la ss , i a r r b ig e n o u g h to p u t a c ro ss a lo y a lty S u n d a y t h a t w ill w a rm th e h e a r t o f th e i r le a d e r , and m ake th e o th e r tw o j A rm ie s s te p som e, to k e ep in th e ruHr n in g .

a p p ro p r ia tio n a llo w s it, we w ill a p ­po in t th e m .”

T. P . C h ee v e rs o f I ‘o t a v e n u e , who ha s s t re s s e d econom v s t s e v e ra l o f th e b o s rd m e e tin g s declarer!:

“ I th o u g h t you sa id w hen I asked you jjubTicly i f yo u w ere to a p p o in t m o re p a tro lm e n , yo u w ere n o t ? ”

"1 m e re ly s ta te d ,” M ayor B o g le re -M r. R o ss w ill sp eak on “ The H o- A plied, " i h a t th e b o a rd hatl luil- i'Mn-

inunc*! o f A B rid g e '1. W iCh th o ia r ^ e j ;Hiered a d d it io n a l m en. H o w ev e r, i f a t te n d a n c e a n tic ip a te d a re a l p e p p y th e a p p ro p r ia tio n a llo w s 'w e w ill ap- V.‘ssio n i» in s to re .for a ll w ho a tte n d , po in t th e m .”

L a s t S u n d a v th e c la s s h e ld L a d ie s O iv a t th e R iv o li T h e a tr e . T h e re w e re I,I!W in a t te n d a n c e , M r. -R oss spoke o n th e “ U n k n o w n G r e a t” . T he G lee Clt^> U nder th e d ire c tio n o f J a c k T h o m a- a s s is te d by M rs. E d i th G rem - m el s a il? “ O h H o ly W Jig h t” and th e f 'la s< O ic h e s tr a p la y e d “ A nchors A w e ig h t” .

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HOW TO DEVELOP RURAL ROADS

Road-building, m the p.tst, has-almost always been attended by a certain amount <>. waste, because ut lack ol information,

political allocation of lund.-> and- in a lew instances—plain ordinary graft.

■Now the good roads movement—with especial attention being paid t(* farm-to-riaiket roads—is making unprecedented progress. It has been stimulated by the drought and unemploy­ment situations, as well as by the crying need for year-round, sur­faced arteries of transportation for agriculture. Many states and hundreds ut counties, m all.sections ofjtht country^ are seeking ways and means of providing the lann with necessary roads, as quickly and as economically as possible.

Norman M. Blancy, of the American Farm Bureau Federa­tion, says that county road plan's "should be designed so that the

.'iiJtlyiiig trmtoi u-.a .will diave- ieeeas to-the in a in di1gtiiway7"'T<7 achieve this, he points out, road committees should be formed, made up o! fair-minded, unbiased citizens. It would be then duty to assemble tacts and to decide just what roads .ire necessary lor carrying on the business, social and economical liie of then communities. I hose roads which will serve the greater number of people should naturally be improved first.

Modern science has given ui asphaltic materials with which _tu construct good roads, passabk- in. all weather, at a very low

cost. Communities which take the lead in rural road construction will be leaders in progress and future prosperity.

INTEREST CENTERED O N .A C C ID E N T PREVENTION

The problem of automobile accident prevention, with its many related factors, will conic 111 for much legislative consider­ation during IV3I.

Many states have signified their intention of adopting laws requiring rigid examination- o f drivers This is believed by many authorities to he. the best single means of keeping the dangerous driver off public highways.

In a few stales'compulsory insurance legislation will be considered, but in view ol the unsatisfactory experience of Massachw*etts, it is doubtful il it will he passed More generally popular is the "saiety lespon.ibility law", ■ now in effect in New York, Connecticut and other stales. This law provides that a driver, aftci causing an accident, must provide pr.m>t of- his _Jinan_ci.il responsibility hctoie k m e allowetl lo af-am

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In tht the \\t-t vt iluinc »t stii»ijcNti( ins (,,| mnrovin^ 11 iw.iy .ilcty iv.tsun l«»i optimism I:\i i \>tcp taken, in. nuitUt lv*\v miuII, ihc.uis th.it at least .t lew h\c>

.are saved, a few pieces of property pioteUed The puhlk i ra tlin g a state .,1 m„Kl that gives no cncouiageiiient o. those who .through caielessiie-ss and inc..iii|vtence, sow death aloiic the highways. N

T ill: DISCLOSURES IN NEW’ YORK

One of the main reasons .why crime pays, when conducted on a large h .i e, has been shown by the leccnt investigation . >t rvew lurk nidges

According to the New Yorker, whid; sums „C the e.videmv-2 1 T Vr ' ha' ^ ul -I' "'.scondiic. ...H. W f tk 'T " , 7 1' Kv" lnjdl' *' tcdcial judge, aI dge of the ( icncral SesMons Mnd four city niagisfiates Inother word, .even out .of the hundred judges the largest c tym ch. wr.rU , ,r M « « J ... Iv.vv l„J ,11^,1 *Th.lrtu.id isalliistialive of a situation that probably exists m mamcommunities m this, ouiniiv

And wc have well meaning reformers optimistic enouwh t . . believe that ant, gun laws t„ p,m .llt t|>e lav, .‘hiding otiten f ,,, owning f„c.i, nis vv old lulp iV.ueX tin c in e situati,.,, W punishment |... tlK ijtuhv instead ol rest.ictive legislao,,,, |,„ the inn.vtm 1 ^'ii, l" lx the Ivttei couise ol 'pi'veduie

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CALUNG THEMIN SPO RTS

S i • B y G u y SavinoLINES T O T H E SPORT YEA RS

Thc year’s run out quickly, as years will do, Following the old and rutted trail.The athletes played the same eld games,Defeats, brought joys, defeats their pains;Next year might be boring and stale,Only there’s, “W ho II the heroes be? Yes— who?

High School Perked Up In Football As Blue and Gold Won Over He vy Teams

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of Sports During 1930How Baseball War Was Fought in ’30; Local Bowlers

Columbus Club on Top, Hard Pressed Fair But FairIn Loop Games

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J N the above well nigh flawless verse, ihe author has to get acmes some of the hitter irony and the savage gomg-na-piaee

spirit oi this Itte —as well as thc fact another year has closed it> portals and w e’re laced with the task of reviewing the sportgoings on <if 1930 (even i / a bit late).v

W e were younger once and ambition flared brighter and , when the end of a year came around it was signal for us to seize a pen and make snooty, incoherent and rosy colored comment ;ilxuit the events that dotted this township’s twelve sport mt in tho Thet t have hce» w-ohething tike iuur or five or six sport review, and its come home, that in those years figures have Deen flitting in and out thc sport picture.

In those years texm g c^nce feyolved arocmd jo ey Dorand<\ Iwsdiall around the Oulu in bus Club and basketball around the Union A . A . — And in 1 9 }U Joey Dorando nude one brief j flick*.*!'ing ring appearance, the Columbus d u b .was given a tre-•! wcailoii.sly clone-run lor its baseball money and the Union A. A . | gave certain and definite signs that it has curled up.

Football !W O ® a ir ib i^ lB ip io i's A.. C. would perform m l the tinder the hill oval for better or worse, ahd the Iroquois have j not been heard ui in, lo! too many years.

Whither the s h o w s ! Wither the athletes?W ell, let’s not get too hysterical about this thing Life

After all, the passing ot a hero may be bitter to contemplate, but Mibstitutes come .along and it the snow isn’t as deep as 'it once was," and the athletes aren't of the same gfUin - what of it? Neither are we who plod the drifts and w atch the games.

High School sp irts have been in the ascendancy. And why shouldn't they have Heen? The school's been like a business con­cern that starts oil, green and inexperienced. Once around the bond, things brighten. The boys have something like tradition (<> work on i w . They know their coaches -their coaches know them. Sometimes, we almost think they understand each other

T h; tStee ami Gold grtdders smashed their way through a successful season, through competition that was rough anJ sit.irmy. Iia«eball w asn't so successful, but there will be a turn ior the better next blossom . time. Basketball yiui already knowsoinethini? ahuu t .------------------------------------------

- riirtt last baseball season was something to remember. There may have been better teams in this township than'the CyJumbu ( lo b asTT J in spurts and flashes, but ti7r ihe time being thr* m rrnn iior m ul mm- wtll have to tta Certainly, theit- nevt** \v,i> the interest tu match that which followed the club and flu \im ng M ens League as they battled their way down the home ■-tieti.il nt that hectic, heck-full Tri-County League race

Th e C* Itimbits Club,had an infield which even old-timer * ailimited was something to look at. Reno at the hot corner, hi honor. Bear box at short, Charles Christ at second, with liar I’Use ii >, or Ctngerelli catching and Dave Livelli at first made it tip >lou- about the old Acorn combination that had Pete Gaffney a' third. Bill W o.K|s.at second and Jack Mullin catching and O ne; M u k at .first? Let some .old timer compare them for you. Oi toss up a nickel.

Tlie Young M en’s League, in a slump after the baseball .‘,ea.«on, has been inactive, but has shown sigpn'ot awakening The league should .conic back tt > life. Though just two years old what a battle it put up tor the baseball championship!

—hi Li 'tig Mtkc-AlcCny jt had the key to sucte**, hut L*mg- Mikti' Huldcnly Lit in the middle of the seav>n ti>r a se.t voyagt a n d tl)«' endtd that. In bu-kctball the league was just as gootl licking the I nions in three out of tour games, There’s a nett inr .i club carrying the young blood the league had in tow aiu local sports will be the better when it reorganizes.

K t Dorando is seconding fighters. But Joey Eulo, th. tiniest Roman of them all, is kicking along and just a month before the old year passed out. won hi- first championship, tin National Armory bantamweight crown, The trail Joey has lt.JIt.wcil show , turns enough m have been b.ul out by a worm But J<'ey can'e'dirt«igh and now he s threatening tn get back in tt< <h.ipe

S'., there you are, we ve ruumkfj.nut another sports year Tltry rts.il! •*+ richv ul iti'ly alike, its hard to nil them papart VtH (igim*s and uniforms hate .hanged A nd even it badutkfl! ha is . n untied by a .$1’ a night fee placed on the high sch sJ aitdiforitim wv see a better year next year—and what a year that will be.

V. e haven't h*rgott«n ahout Joseph Ms Gill's tennis itmrn.tment t<n t!k high i d i u l courts: we just aren’t ,going t< m > a lythiiig tirtil next year when an even better toumiunenlwd! be reiLv! jt.fi. .jj\J what a year that will he. •

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ti* > u J.K Th**y s c o n il ^ a in in th *-1 la te *m th i 1 V M - mm) ( I * C u t e ) A. i i*yt wplast qua rte r a f te r they i t cove m i n Tht n w ith vuu' maswt in i al.y iu lhu r> t fumbU- « l.Y iuihur#t*» W f lo P*| ’fo r ty -y a rd line. ” ' R ‘feret* uteecctt ij t '^ r iv v h ia ,

The L yn jh u f f t Vine looked weak and i ^ Lymlhnr.Ht rig h t «• 1 i-m-* ij? the the baeMWld did nnwit o f the defen^iv* head t»f an n\ m l-, \h*> lw ork a» weM a* the offen ive. \ thi# He l*9ni>h. >.t < t « n iIfciKota H. S. at ly n d h u rs t | |wnaJ*ctl l . \» d h u r ? ‘td!f ':>-■*

A f te r o u t|d a y in K ji «tri>ni; B o jfo ta i^ 11 ^^*eir lw*e, at» u * ventaam, fo r three q u a rte is , aticl le a ilin ^ i yords.them a t h a lf Um»- by th * scvrv o f 7-tI, the Uoj^ota team drove down th i Held and scum i e a iiy in the la s t] quarte r. Tbe ex t ta point wa-*-4«eke { and the game wa# gojit*. The final seort* wa* 13-7 in favo r o f the vU ito rs.

Lyndhurat looked htrtm jfcr than th. pmH*edjn^ fa m e , hut s t i l l th<- Uu. was not wot k in g p ro ja rly.N y a ck at l.jrndhars t.

A s ro n if o lT fii iv«* tirive the oFi.j h;‘ ' t , - t ‘ th \ j ; me e m b lv il .l.viid hu rs t to overcome a Kitiali but N ya rk Ceam. N \ aek Trd ¥t'TmTTlT»ne “ b$ *th®* c«fe o f i. ;f. hat < fu o a ra ^ i < i. by Captain t'rank»haw V .fi^htin j? jip ir i t , hi« team m ate* clear: tT up ir i the second h a lf anti Lyndhurat r ji up th irteen points to make th e ir \Mn\ fifteen. The gam e ended w ith t lm acore: * .r— :S|. H trnn rd a* (ilad*tone.

Lyndhurat ran w ild aj?ain t X h i ' ' clasa of q|)|k> itkm , and r o l le r up "Mp o la U to S t If,“ 'T h t* S*. tt rn i.dv*; t*um o tfe rc i vt*r> ti'tU* >poo>ition and l.yn d h u i^ t »a*r«‘d -at- w iiL Many o f the L y m ih u rs i sub , * t itu le took p a rt in the ga in f. an J they aided in :H'orji'pc ti r ta ip ft’ o f th* toiichdov\f»». The Lyndhurat backlit !. 1 k^okod and the lint* performedw e lt ,,laai*»l K u the rfo rd at Ka-«t H u th *rfo ril.

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o«tf'*Ujcht i h - i r r.\ t l in de rea'tntf them bv the cere o f I 10.

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. • 11 the th i f tj n un• i a*i , h--.i: i uGround ie ft * nd, feaixt llutherforw i d idn ’t even threaten w ore.

!<yndhurs tV line »»h«me.*| iu If** t *orm i f th t i > mi h»- i in , - '* 'ih ’ ito t tsidt'l' S- Co. con U ^ , und ■h. ’lw .k field did Ki*-at u»>rk d»*f f iv r ly nd

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The l*uh*h A tnerkaa CH»h {»ai itftrtH ijfi'M in yeara on th** IWM•and me* w ith iaiiAi44rra t« ‘aic.^e-*s S<*vrral o* the players fowod the ir v\ay to o ther -team* in the mahtb* »*t th e neaaum bu t the l\» ! i ‘ h A m n u a n * w e a l on and »»n, and w ill eon t in we » \t yean “ '

Mopt of the fun wa« crn te re ii tn ths fit'tw w n th** t r}un»i*us t*luh and

Vounjf M* nV- I eA*u*- 1’h** lb rg* n 1/eaifUt rthich flourt Heil in 1 t«»>»k <*n addition* «ml «weihM in to th ia th * 'f »•»**'11 T rH 't»o ftty I at;a«'. OftVret * were elected, a m he \ ti. ;*■ WRit m«J*,lie*l out, a ii lMil'MuW i ’ r»| «*v« r> ihinjr wa» *et'tled % *ttw- i taE eCfirtd tight vn peace *■ .-144-- 'YauAnn-rMcuu*. i t ,a|,tttv-aiu ..t-!;iiT f“To 1*e im itff il at in ‘ ‘Jf!*, Mm fir«»t y ta r of exii»te*u*‘ Hut it r .f rn n o d

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arted o ff a> manager, th**n decldt i . ittb 'ctin if tm le * wa* a einch *toupa»* t<» manajflnn a hinh ‘• tru n * , ra ru i t»* ir - i« fispet-mmra) »W i*t ball j*Uye#«r

* hi* tu in t'd ttw* rein.- o \e r to•%ti b*r o f K u the rfo rtt an<l J‘« kept -v4-«-w an+ei tlw* -

Nitar ky **f Hutherf«»rd, It t**‘ nter o f ’ I * l Hutherford, w rre among i h i «yt » who woie' the ^ VI TT *vdu»*. ♦tut the h rs t h rt o f the torats was a horn boy, M?ke H jf \ harbele < * » s*!» i»ff hu arm the » u r i o f the eaMiti am i he ctMtblnH turn ti.i, k the I 'to h rrr * i»f l*a»t»at«. ' t lw »» M l n j eame lato ib e pk to re .

W d*h tu rtied him ag:a«n»tt theKa#t Itn hi*? f..td t ub* *‘J ., l i a 'M a i i U i rue a hen I a a it l tt,“ m. » M ik 's ad%i*e, though tto K.i t Kuth # rfoni b Mil had - Jajif 'tt ttver ih< * • i ml.us C lub ih* t tn k In t- r* , t..1 rhat t£aj the *r*\ v ic to ry , Mtk*• ' Id up m*kre, le ttin ir tb** har*t t. i

H Htown w ith ii Mn«b’ blngt* , hol«bnr ih#

Ib o n ry A <' o f l*»*.iii« t«» tt»! md jfu t» #M > ing »hut out*,

t otumbu?! «‘Itib Uo|>t. »._An*l| I t t’ n td tt*-

to wins ove r Ihe aa4 Ihelta fiia > A tfttlil thea in nmo f the .wtWe-^t I'a m m m m a rW , tiwlt over the C ComiUus t'tuih & to we in.*#!, 7 to S, we meat

Anyway, a fte r a to r r id n ifh th in nsiif in \ehs h the Vt*atifl^aftii pat down '* i rlunthu tin!*rrtn lhon w ith a *U faiU al [dav, th et*:>am% wr.n-t :»t'o the le n t il in n in c t.aa dea : alHftltJl urwlefl*aterno% toad v l f t in a > p io te *t*.

tw o *n when *«S* r mm* up Tho i a*t Hwtherf*»fd youth, w th a , .-.ti Vr HI* ah oc 'ibMe.’H .a .tedl into .a Miieski fa»t hall and ?)' rampart » f *h thr*e **r h»*t o••»!*d U «t siit a mat

.though thr r«r»-'tnhnji, mafce* a deftatte flee, «.|on__ *>n tt.r^imt.

t-it,--. * •- v. > | a 1 I-, y«art4jiw> oh * h t on 'th e > a tl o f Iik*|H laea? rtub-t4* fm •»! ti p an*! t*hey *bdt tiwith ih* \ ntan \ i It a t* ilokk'tl to plav as !*<*«**: aerie# tw*.ia«**ni th* Uh ;it , tW -wmner .to- o»eei. the t n hi -

l h* 1 * a ^... ai i■yw*~mn ' %t ’-wr far- H ^ lh a n r hea> h»*i th r rot*, t to t •.‘f d lflbutt> ■with' tlw* t rtiou* . i l‘j» » aa*t ^ *iwkt- *xmi - Itt-- -tr?—I .'fiid.huf M m t '1%r~

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P A G E S I X

Lewis Ayres, Hero of "All Quiel”, William Haines Plays His First Romantic Role— Film Playing

I f i t h a d n 't boon a te a d an ce a t th e , h Q b ( ) y l i a u m p r ? ' At RKO Rivoli

T H E C O M M E R C I A L L E A D E R , F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 6 , 1 9 J I

fa m o u s B lossom Room n f th e Koose- p r ictioallv ev ery > v e lt H o te l in H ollyw nnn, A yres, | H ollyw ood w as in te nfe a tu re d p la y e r , 'n I m w r a l» im - j o f 8 r i- en t w t VVTK, „ ta lk in g d ra m a , “ E a s t Is W es. n o w , w erp f . { „ „

m ig h t still

y o u n r p la v e r in [ v iew ed . Score ! rn .d . D ire c to rs ;

. .... .... .... seem ed to >a t th e L v h d h u r s t T h e a tre m iKM s till: tv 'r e q u i r e m e n t s .Jiayc- been a d an ce o rc h e s tra m usician , j u w wa[) b<>comi ,jj , , o u r a K C ( 1 an(1! ‘ N o t th a t L ew ••-ii t a *o«d m u a .n a n , w ith l j t t | (, h .. hp wf.n t tl) U n iv e rsa l b e cau se he is , he ha- p la y e d in som e c i t y i() .in te rv iew ed , H ? w a s Riven i o f th e b e s t know n d a n ce o rc h e stra* i „ 1 ii . t nnd tnnn* i L- •> / l . — Iin th e c o u n try , including: th f en-

’Mofoexro” Coming Sunday, Monday, Tuesday to

R.utherford House

; t^ froma t ! v.'S

I t^ i i t c e

w hen you

sem b les o f H en ry H a ls te a d and Hay W est. ’ . .. -

L ew ’s I'M enee a t th e B to snm Room on th a t a f te rn o o n w h ich e v en tu a lly w a s to p to v e th e tu rn in '; p o in t in his c a r te r wa - occasioned toy n o th in g rn u r

a l e t and a f te rw a rd s p e n t th e a f te r ­noon ta lk in g to v a r io u s f r ie n d s on the “ lo t ” .

M ee ting D irec to r M ile s to n e a s he /w a s leav ing th e s tu d io , t<ew b ad e him ffood-byp w ith a w o rd t h a t h e ’d see h im sonic tim e.

ay, I 've been lo o k in g f o r you.th a n a p re t ty g irl, w h o se -n a m e Lew <-;„m e ' j n j„ lKeIta fo rg o tte n .

It h ippened betw een <lan ces th a tan .a c to r’s a g e n t , ami m a n a g e r , also enjoying a l i t t le re la x a tio n t noticed K?w. He w a tch e d him dan ce . Lew a p p e a le d to 'b e modi* t and f^oo/Monk- infc. 1 1 ° c a r r ie d h im se lf w ell an 1 ha 1

a m o s t cajiUvalifi'K sm ile .“ M ay i h ave : aom I . ; i Vj y .-u ? ’’ ti e

a jjen t a sk ed Le v a few m in u te s Ja te r.N ot k n o w in g w hat p o rt-n d e d , Lew

w lit to th e a g e n t ' ta b le a 'u e th« l a t t e r asked him if he w .uld be in te r ­e s ted in e n te r in g m otion p ic tu re s . The idea w as not. ex ac tly n. w lo LewV and th e re u lt o f the co n v ersa tio n ap- pexi -<l a few day; l a te r w hen the a g e n t o b ta in e d Lew 's s ig n a tu re on a co n ti act foi I ’a t he.

A f te r p la y in g m all p a r ts fo r th a t co m p an y fo r severa l m o n th s he w ent if* M-Ci M w h e re h e _played*.w ith ( ire fa ( ia rb o in “ T h e Ki s*f. i •

T h en cam e a lull in .h is advance on H ollyw ood’s c itad 1 • o f g lo ry . P ro ­d u c ers (till n o t seem to re a liz e the a r t i s t r y w hich th is m e re lad w as h id­in g u n d er a c lo ak o f sh y n ess .

U n iv e rsa l pu rch ased th e screen r ig h ts to “ A ll Qui t O n th e W estern F r o n t” . W ho w as to p la y th e role of

M ilestone led h im to C a r l I,aem - m le , J r . ’s office w h e re th e c o n tr a c t to p la y th e m u c h ' de .-ired ro le w as se t b e fq re him. H is t e n had b een a suc­c e s s and the role w as h is.

LeW could h a rd ly t>elieye , i t . He 1. Th m otion p ic tu re w orld

k no v I lie re su lt. B e fo re “ A ll Q uiet O n ' T h e W este rn F ro n t.” wit com ­p le te d he had he?n s ig n ed on

rm c o a t r i r i hy I ’n iv e r al.In “ Ka l I W est” he p la y s bis first

•tie lead , th a t o f 1 {i 11 v B nson, M eri'-an boy w ho „faL.-; in love

a Chine e g i t! , p la y e d b’y Lupe

long

roinf\h ' ' w ith V ele

F e a tu r 'd w ith Mi s V elez and Ayre-s in too ta lk in g s c ree n version o f th is Fay IJa in te r Htag -ucccks, a re K dw ard (J. Itohin o n , fa n io u - c h a rac ­t e r ,\ct//rf K. A llyn W a rre n , M aty ■orbe.-, H en ry K o lk e r aiwl K d g a r .

N ot ton. .

T h e com m ittee in c h a r g e ',,f the p o v e rty s tan ce Ui be he ld to m o rro w • evi n ing , a t th e Ma onic C lu b House Tjv tin- l i t t l e Tj^eivtre fJu ild Include M iss F lo rence M u lle rt, M rs. F le an o r W a lte rs , C hat le II ing le , arid W illiam Francoeur. . • -v •

• . in fan cy tifffcr, • W „ P,a y ,n ^ a t .th e KKO f tiv o li , ; p roduction .

't j lh e r f o r d , is th e in im itab le W illiam I Q_____H a in e s w ith th e lovely M »rv D oran | y io | • i tin n p ic tu re th a t u rp a ses ail of r i f f * I h n l S p fi la in e j- ' p re v io u s vehicle* , “ R em o te : 1

C o r t io l” . T h is p ic tu re wi 11 am useyou f i a m ' b e g in n in g to »nd a s th eh ila r io u s s itu a tio n s ' a rise .

N ew am o n g m odern , love t r ia n g le is th e s t r a n g e cho ice forced upon the d e le c ta b le M arlen e D ie trich , th e f a m ­ous- E u ro p ea n acras« who m ak es h e r A m e iiean ^screen dclbut in “ M orocco” , th e film p re s e n ta tio n fo r S u n d ay ,M onday and T u e sd a y . B oth th e lov­e r s , C a ry C o o p er and d a p p e r A dolphe M enjrtu, a re m en any w om an m igh t love. Mis D ie trich is com pelled to n a k e a difficult choice. C ooper, in th * i »b of a reck le ss so ld ie r o f th e French f o re ig n le g io n ; M enjou, a s . a w orld- iy -w isc , sf» p h is tic ited m an of the

o rld , re p re s e n t tw o d is tin c t and ' i !e[y s e p a ra te d ty p e o f m anhood.Their ideals, th e ir ideas, th e ir m odes o f life a re in fin ite ly s e p a ra te d . Yet l o th ar/- a d m ira b le an /1 w o rth y o f a I o n ian ’s lov *. M iss D ie trich h a s th e choice.

fe a tu re p re s e n ta tio n fo r F r id a y an d th e re m u s t be a w o m an to ta k e c a re o f p loyed by Leo B erk o w it;S a tu rd a y . R o m an ce , patho*, th r i l l in g th e m a n d thtey a re s e n t to a C h ild re n 's i th e goods w e re s to le n , a! d ra m a and a sen sa tio n a l d u a l ch ar- H om e. T h e b o y s d e c id e to m a tr y to i potted to h a v e received ac te r iz a tio n b y th e cx trem e lv ta le n te d o v e rco m e th e B o a rd 's o b jec tio n . B e a u - . ** week.B e r t LyteUr m a k e “ B ro th e rs " a re a lly t ty h a s tro u b le lo c a tin g a g i r l a n d hi 1 T h e tru c k u sed in th e frana& ctione n te r ta in in g p ic tu re . 1 The d u a l por- m atrim onial^ c a m p a ig n p ro v id e s \ ^ t o t ^ o w j j t d i i y J , L em b o , of, R ive rside i, »tr a y a i o?-f{eit L y te ll is a m a s te rp ie c e o f 'a m u s e m e n t. T h is c h a r a c te r is per- A v en u e , f a th e r o f one . o f th e boy ;, o f d ra m a tic a r t . in a n a m a z in g m an tra y e d in P au l H u r s t ’s b e s t m anner; a n d “ b o rro w ed ” by th e son i f : e r Lux- -n e r h? changes h is m anner, vo ice and ------------ -o -— — ~ zo influenced him to a a s ls t in ' th e 1 ‘ ’4>ersonaiity so t h a t it apy>ears like ~ —tw o e fiiirely difTerer.t peop le . I t is a fini h e i p en fo rm ance . a n d it .will in tr ig u e you a ll . See how th e s e tw o “ B io th e rs ” w ho w er* s e p a ra te d in

A D V E R T IS E NOW *fro m whom

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th is

Stage Features At Lincoln Every

Tuesday Evening

ro b b e ry .

Mr. and Mrs. FairEntertain Guests

Rkz Theatre’s Attraction Now

Supper Hour Interrupted As “Dad Morton” Hears

Alarm Next Door

W < dnesday m il T h u rsd a y w ill b r in g 'h u t c o q u ettish m iss, F ifi D o rsay , to -

'ih / r .With a n o th e r F ren ch b eau ty , ’) ola D’A vril and th e handsom e; R eg in- .1:1 D enny, in th e ’ a m u sin g F rench

T om edy, “T h o se T h ree F ren ch d i r l s ” . ■This. i» an a l to g r th e r e n te r ta in in g

. a rce and one w hich you c an n o t a f- o rd t/> m iss.

“ B r/fthers” , ta k e n from th e th r i l l in g rtuK e p lav o f th a t n am e, w ill be the

It w as th e s u p p e r hour and Da/1 M orton sa t a t th e hea<! o f th e tab le an d sm iled b e n ig n ly upon h is lovely d u g h te r , M illy , hi baby on , J im m y , an d his tw o g u e / t s , Dan an/1 B eau ty . M iljy ’s good .>Up,)er v.as s te a m in g hot and th ey all had h ealthy a p p e tite s .

T hen the a la rm so u n d 'd in th e F ire S ta tio n next <i<wir . h a d , D an am : B ea u ty 1< t w i.h only the lu s t i e s t of good >y/ , fo r th e y wen* tire figh ter? an d a men. d e ta il l ik .^ h u n g e r m ust w a it.

T h e fire w as in an a p a r tm e n t house an d it w as a ' m ean i r e — tra p p in g m a n y people. T h e fi'em en tim e an ' a g a in werit in io th e .-.moke >n f ftarpr, to b r in g out unconscious m en , worn n an d ch ild ren . T h e n the wall, s ta r te fa ll in g h->aping flanv>s an d w reckag*. on D a /1 M orton ,, idol of b : ih ild re ran d th /' fa v o rite ot the e n t i re <1 me i ; !

In ad d itio n to th e r e g u la r p ro g ramT u e s d a y n ig h t, H u r ry M arsh a ll and h is R ad io R am b le rs - w ill a p p e a r in ,»erson on th e s ta g e o f th e Lincoln T h ra re . Tb: is not a vaudev illeHow, b u t '-is a h ig h e r ty p e o f en te r-

t a i r m en ’ p re sen te d by p ro fess io n al i a r t i s t s o'* s ta g e an d ra d io . I f the ; p a t r o r o f he L incoln T h e a tre dis- . pi y a la s te fo r a p ro g ra m o f th i

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HOL0 YOUTHS IN BAIL FOR THEFTS

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S P E C IA L K ID D IE P A R T Y S .::u rd H f A fte rn c o n

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MY ST.',' MAGIC M A T IN E E

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High Qualify Tiresat LOW EST PEICES in HISTORY

F iresto n e’s great buying pow er o f rub »er and co tton

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faeturing an/l (listrib illing sy stem /lire t to th e ir d<‘al-

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g ive you th ese grrat vahi/*s in . ir/ slni

B atteries, Brake L in in g L iies and Ae

bail e ac h fo r th e g ia lid ju ry co rd e r Ce/irgi* A . Fitz.-: B ellev ille .

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PHONF. RUTKLRFORD 2-3'»36 - Oakland and Pontiac Sales and Servico

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the EXTR A VA LU ES we give

T o d ay and S a tu rd a y . J a n u a r y !♦» an d 17

‘COHENS and KELLYS in AFRICA’GEO. S ID N EY and rH A S . M U R R A Y

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FR ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y

Jean Hersholt in“THE THIRD ALARM”

COM KHY — N E W S — S E R IA L •’

SU N D A Y . J A M ARY 182~ H I< ; P E A T l’ R E S— 8

M A R ILYN MILLER in

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MO N D A Y' an d T U E S D A Y , J A N . 1!* a n ( 20 .

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W K IIN 'E SD A * ,m 1 T i l l R .^DAY, J A N 21 an.l ■*"2 RKi E E A T C R E .S - .*

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“GOING WILD’— --- and

ONC I- A (jE N I I.EMAN Ei|m irtj Everett H orton

IIJ1 1 » % \ E % E M M .. J A M ARY 2 .?K |i

'Richard Bartheimess in

“THE LASH”

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S C H A E F E R SP A I N T A N D H A R D W A R E S T O R E

I louse Furnishings and Glass

(>U2 Ridge R oad Lyndhurst, N . J.

AGENTS FOR lii'S PRODUCTS

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ORDfcRS PROMP TLY ATTENDED TO

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Cold Weather Is Coming

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H a v e your alteration work attended to at this time. T h e best lime of the ycjir to have repair w ork done anti secure the tlie«i{>eM possible prices.

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