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1 COVERS HLLSDALE H ONLY NEWSPAPER Vol. V, No. S, Whole No. 313 HUsdale, New J e r s e y T h u r s d a y, J a n u a r y 29, Sngle Copy, Three Cents FAMLY LVN N DESTTUTON Garage Beng Used As Habtaton s n. Deplorable Condton. NO ROBBERES LAST YEAR N HLLSDALE The HUsdale polce report for 193 J reveals the nterestng fact that durng. last year not a sngle. robbery tpok place wthn the Borough, a record - whch the Mayor and Councl feel s a credt to the.town and the polce. The report also, shows that 446 complants were handled, 59 accdents recorded, and one.accdental death occurred. Three cars were reported stolen and all were recovered. TAX RATE WLL 34 PONTS Lvengood Says HUsdale s to Be Run nexpensvely, But Not Cheaply. ROB MLKMAN N School Board gnores DAYLGHT Two Bandts Hold Up Boyden Employee On Washngton Townshp Road. ROADS BENG F X E D MAKE OFF WTH $15 We're All Feelng Fne, Thank You ' * * * * lellsdale seems to be a much healther town than Westwood. Health Offcer C. Boudewyns says tha't there are 263 cases of sckness n Westwood at the present tme, whle sckness s practcally nl n Hllsdale. Just why ths should be nobody seems to know. One ctzen wth a twnkle n hs eye, suggests that the fact that Hllsdale has only one physcan, whle Westwood has fve or more, may have some bearng on the stuaton. Presdent Dure Breaks Te Vote. On.Hgh School Problem. Polce Commssoner Herng recommended a rase n, salary for Offcer WO MAN S REMOVED Koelsch at the Councl meetng Tuesday evenng, and a moton was passed PARK RDGE PRESENT Other Famles Also n Poor to grant hm an ncrease of $5 a year. New Polce Car WU Be Chevrolet, s the Councl's Vctm Has to Walk to Educators Dscuss the Matter Also Take Keys of Truck, and Crcumstances Mayor Asks Support. Decson. Get Ad. GRADUATES Wth HUsdale Board On Monday Evenng. Mayor W. W. Lvengood, who wth An ordnance authorzng the bud- Wllam Porbek, drver of a Borden's! Bev. H. W. Smth and E. O. Phllps, get for 1931 was ntroduced by the Bulk truck, was held up on Pascack consttutes the commttee that s HUsdale Mayor and Councl on Tues- Bead, Washngton Townshp, on Monday afternoon around 2 o'clock, and. an adourned meetng, Monday even- The Hllsdale Board of Educaton, at handlng the relef work for the unemployed and needy n Hllsdale, n Alfred Doerr, Dressed As a total resources of $81,731, wth total reported beng robbed of $15 n cash, ng, set asde the opnon of Frank! day evenng. The ordnance lsted makng a report at the close of the amount to be rased by taxaton, $55,- Accordng to Porbek's story, he was. Pascarella, of Emerson, who had been Councl meetng Tuesday evenng, revealed a case of desttuton whch he tume Prze. nance wll be held on Monday evenng, the old schoolhouse, a car overtook vce as to the legal ablty of the Modern Grl, Wns Cos- Despte Hllsdale's state of well A publc hearng on the ord-] drvng along ana when he came near! engaged as an attorney to gve hs ad- beng, however, the Health Offcer expects to be about four tmes descrbed as unbelevable. The famly, he sad, was' lvng n a garage on n preparng ths budget Mayor Lv- ng.hm. over -to the dtch. He notced was last year. Ths s because of ' both Westwood and Park Rdge as the February 9, at 9:15. hm and forced hm to stop by crowd- as busy n town ths year than 3e ; Beard to pass a resoluton desgnatng Beach street, on the outskrts of the A good tme was had by all n theengood ndcated, an effort was made that the car was a Ford, sedan, almost the recently passed food ordnance whch requres rgd and may be sent. The Board defeated a Hgh Schools to whch local pupls woods, n a deplorable state of flth. Parsh Hall on Tuesday evenng, when to provde for runnng the busness of (brand new, and that t was occuped The house, he sad, was unft for hu-memberman habtaton. There were no ordtume party n honor of the February sble. "Not cheaply, but nexpensve- of 'whom Porbek udged to be an handlng foodstuffs. Attorney General as to whether Mr. of Class 8B tendered a cos-the Borough as nexpensvely as pos-by two men of rough appearance, one frequent nspectons of all stores moton to obtan a rulng from the nary facltes an-d the famly was ;raduatng class of HUsdale grammar ly," he repeated. "The Borough has talan, Pascarella's opnon s correct. _... '. _ " ^. J ^^ rv* YTT «*. >. B^. ~* - **~r*. usng the water from the brook for school. About 75 were n attendance, to carry on ts affars. We cannot go One of the men came up to hm and The moton was defeated by the vote drnkng and cookng" purposes. and several of the teachers oned n ] out of busness, but we have pared told hm to put up hs hands, at the of ra Dure, Presdent of the Board, The mother was found n a serous the fun. ' everythng down as low -as we could same tme pokng a gun n hs sde, who broke a te vote of four to four, condton, and was taken to Hackensack Hosptal. One of the boys was The costumes worn were danty, hu- wthout lowerng the standard of ad-themorous and orgnal. The prze for mnstraton." cash he had, leavng checks and other and after a conference wth the mem- they searched hm and took what after a heated dscusson on the subect, taken to an nsttuton by Theodore. the best one was awarded to Alfred 1 He stressed- the fact that the foud- papers. They then took the keys out! bers of the Park Rdge Board of Educaton, who were beng entertaned as Eaubner, Hllsdale Poor Master, who Doerr, who was very cleverly dressed get, accordng to the best estmate, of.- the' swtch of the car and drove off also gave a report of the case, confrmng Mayor Lvengood's statements. as a modern grl of 16. would reduce the tax rate from $4.74, at a hgh rate of speed. Porbek no- that the plates of the sedan were The unexpected turn of events de- guests n another room. Durng the programme, a sketch was whch-t was last year, to $4.4, a re-tcepresented by Charles McDevtt, Edwn ducton of 34 ponts. turned around wth the back showng,; ^\ n m l a Another boy was sent s lve wth a Are veloped when Edwn Hall expressed daughter-n-law n Pearl Rver, but Taradash and Edna Johnson;' a rectaton,. "An mportant Errand," by are most nterested n, an-d we are Porbek walked to Pne Lodge, at Made at Reorganzaton "After all, that s what the ctzens so that the lcense number was hdden, the opnon that t mght be unwse to Mr. Haubner reported that the father e take any acton that would dsturb had brought hm back on the plea that Swartwout, was *Jtowed by ahappy to be able to make a -reducton," Rdgewood Road, and telephoned the le (the father) was lonely. Mr. Haub- b? Mchel!,- and he sad. He thanked the Board of Westwood polce. John Ruddell, Char- \ Meetng. the amable relatons exstng at present between Park Rdge and Hllsdale Mr took the boy back to Pearl Rver! the Educaton, the Board of Health, and. graduates contrbuted to the proand warned the father aganst brng- gramme by presentng.the commence- Dr. James W. Fox was elected Pres- Educaton and the Commssoner of man of the Washngton Townshp and between the HUsdale Board of other departments of the Borough for Commttee, and former Polce Com-1 1 TOQnf rvlqtt ng hm back to Hllsdale. ment play. ther splendd co-operaton n makng msswner was located mmedately,, d m t o f t h e msass Board o f Health Educaton. "f we go drect to the Mayor Lvengood stated that the Games and contests, wth przes for the reducton n the budget possble. and he notfed the County polce, and, t ^organzaton meetng on Monday Attorney General for an opnon and the wnners, was followed by dancng, Another ordnance was ntroduced surroundng towns were notfed to be the school rado furnshng musc. provdng for the ssuance of temporary bonds cr notes of $126,, on _ evenng. Clarence Cole was made Vce gnore the Commssoner of Educaton Mss Charlotte Klne was at the pano Presdent, and Ed. Roede was re-1 and the Park Rdge Board of Educa - T_ --- -t, - w^1) T_ -_,,,,,,,,_ ;,, t «-..t-w.(*^* elected wvwvm Secretary <Au at a- a oa» salary of u uuu $15 ton, le sad, t, may resuzfc n woman stated she had mothered 21 chldren, as far as she could remember, but that she wasn't qute sure as to the exact number. Plans axe beng made to have the place closed, as t s consdered a health menace to the communty. for the group sngng. whch a publc hearng^ wll be held partment also took up the search wrth- annually. John w. Knmonth contn-! pecally f the Attorney General's rul- A delcous buffet supper of sand- on Monday evenng February 9, a ]na short tme of the happenng. The - { ues as Regstrar of vta statstcs E. ng upholds the present arrangement wches, relshes, cocoa, cake and ce 9:3. The purpose of the ordnance s.robbers eluded -ther pursuers, however, cllrsten as Plumbng nspector and straned relatons n the future, es- cream was served, whch was predomestc scence outstandng on several road mprove-! to absorb a number of smaller notes sand apparently left no clues. Porbek; ared an Mayor Lvengocd made an earnest P C. Boudewyns as Health Offcer. ; of Park Rdge beng the desgnated was excted when the hold-up took plea for support n the relef work. He ktchen n the school. [ ments. place, and was not able to remember Mr - Boudewyns, when asked f he was, gh School." sad that there were many famles n Present to supervse the evenng's] ] The queston of purchasng a newmany detals that would help to den- satsfe< to contnue at hs annual sal- A. F. Cofod mmedately met Mr. dre -need of help, and practcally all of BMl»lC«geG. pete ^cussed n detaled ffy the bandts. ary of $6, told the Board that wth Hall's obecton wth the statement them were worthy cases. Whte, Maurce Ford, Mrs. M. Stro-t was fnally agreed to have the Clerk ; the new food ordnance now n effect, that- the members of the Board "We have aded some 22 famles krk, Mss B. Smth,.Mss C. Klne, call for bds from nearby dealers for he would have four tmes as much _ of Educaton represent the taxalready, and there s stll help need Keffer.and Mss H. Fsher, (a Chevrolet ear, of a type and desgn PUZZLE TALKED "K * * & m Hllsdale as he had pre- payers and the queston s not a matecv* he stated. "There snt a day,to be decded upon by tbf BoHa&'Ooa- \ ryrn >-y C\ TMr* : V'onsl^v'..He 1 ", ndcatt-, however,. tmt ter of amablty, but fne Or rght and passes that one, two, and sometmes ; mttee. There was some dfference of V/VE.K. Or lajunul nasmuch as the Board's budget was! wrong. "t s a queston of whether more, men come to me pleadng for BAD HOLE N ROAD opnon regardng the knd; of car to ' already approved by the Borough the taxpayers have the rght to send work. There s no work for them. CAUSES TWO SMASHES - be The fallng of snow on sdewalks and! councl, wth no provson made for? ther chldren to ether West-wood or Purchased, but the maorty felt ts turnng nto ce s an act of God, Some of them refuse to accept help. that a auto would be the any advance n hs salary, he would Fark Rdge, or whether they must send and no Ctzen Can be beld responsble be g to work for another year at! them to Park Rdge alone, and t :s They say they don't want charty, they, te V accordng to an nterpretaton the want work. Old resdents tell me that near Beck's garage, was the cause of» not subected to much stpend, wth the understand- tme that we fnd out ust what we of the law made by Borough Attorney condtons at present n Hllsdale are two automoble mshaps on Monday wear and tear, and has a very low n g that he would receve a substan- can legally do n the matter," he sad. Babcock, at the meetng of the Hlls- tal ncrease next year. S. J. Hammersten at ths pont -en- worse than at any tme they can re-nghtmember. We need money to buy coal wheh damaged both the cars serously.! mssoner Herng recommended the evenng. The removal of snow and one"of wmeh~"was a" collson!mleage rate for the year. Polce Com- dale Mayor and Councl on Tuesday! Dr_ Fox wmonues as Me[cal Ex- dorsed Mr. Cofod's contenton. "t for these famles. The storekeepers The frst mshap was when George J purchase of a Chevrolet, stressng the amner of the Board, and the Board of [ seems to me a dsgrace to the commuce from sdewalks s made mperatve have been generous n furnshng food, Wrght, of Westwood, ht the hole wth 1 Pont that bds should be obtaned Examners comprses C. Dest and r- : nty that a parent s compelled to by a local ordnance, and the Borough cc many ndvduals have also fur- hs car and blew out two tres. HEwas; ram ' bootleg a health certfcate before le Fathers talked..over enforcng the ordnshed food and clothng, but we need able ta hold on to the wheel and brng J ^oad Commossoner Stewart an-, nance_ &% the ^eetng _ Andrew Knbacher, apponted to the can have hs chld sent to the Westwcod Hgh School," he stated wth more money for ths work." the car to a stop wthout any further rounced that hs department wasfx- The d Lord t!eems to fn( no Board to fll the vacancy created by Those wllng to assst are asked to d damage., ng the roads so that meltng sn w! trouble n hav*n<* " theo- en tle wlt^ ' the R emphass. retrement of R, Lenmann, former romrauncate wth any member of the Later, H. M. "would run down the sde of the road v. uean, Dsan, o of aew New York *ors urcy, Cty,; > ""-" r"t - '"'"" "".~,. T, fakes f fall u wnere where He wlls; n fact, t the ne \ Presdent, ""-»"-" took up hs dutes as a "As the arrangement stands at pres ent," he contnued, "a parent has to ccmrttes, or,o telenhone Westwcodht the spot ;, whch caused hs car to land ' """ ' ~'^ not " through '*" """ the mddle """ and also, evldence clearlv slloto5 that m e v fall: member, 3S2. 'skd and crash tsh nto-a.._.._... car beng drven! reported tnat the catch basn on, sdewalk of the ust as well as! 'Wheth 'Whether the Board of Health has! swear that hs chld s ether a weak- 1 lng or a crpple befors he can get permsson to send the chld to Westwood. by Anne Mansella, also of New York Broadway near the bank, was n bad the unust, the rch as well as the; the power to do anythng to preven Cty. Both cars were sa badly dam- condton. The Clerk was nstructed pcor, n front of the stately manson!» famly from lvng n There are cases where the chldren NEW AND OLD CHEFS aged that they had to be towed nto t D M tfle Board of Freeholders, ask- as well as the humble cottage. But; a subect of dscusson. There s at FETED AT GATHERNG the garage for r8pars No - tckets - n = tha have to walk a mle and a half to the t ; they have ths attended to. gettng the snow and ce off the sde- \ least one such case n town, and t bus pont for Park Bdge, whereas tley rt.f.l Al UAlrtttUl>V» were ssab^ but thf C(Hmty Road De _, counclman Ward made a report re-; - a& ^ ^ degree of ^ The Lades' Auxlary partment was notfed of the condton! fardmg the subsntutmg cf a blue lght; ambcatlon s apdarentlv an acoomtendered cf the road and t was mmedately for a ed ^Sht on fre streets and an-,,31^5,^^. that baffles mere man. the case mght- be a matter for the eern. t was suggested at frst that c uld walk three-quarters of a. _. F. t rt"-^ ^*s4 ^f* ft* - l"h rt m t^ c* t~ T T11TT -w* rv ^^+- ^*w b^ n A! ^* W "P- - Actve Fre Department mle to the Westwood school. Now, part' and recepton last Frday evenng n the recepton room of the Bor-! queston at the meetng when he re-ssued a permt for the constructon "fxed "; ncunced that such a rulng had been-"«t. "' J. -S. Hans ntroduced the Buldng nspector, as the latter had that seems unfar to me, and t s my \ made. ' opnon that the parents should be ough Hall, n honor of retrng Chef ferred to an artcle n last week's o' a buldng for garage purposes, and able to have some choce n such cases. August Graf, and the newly elected; PASKACK CHAPTER am n favor of havng a rulng by Chef, Wllam Defenbach. HOLDS CARD PARTY TOP OF CAR BURNS AS.The-evenng was devoted to card] \ LVE WRES FALL ON T ng resdents to obey games. A delcous supper of cold cuts The thrd annual card party of Pas- Then ensued a long dscusson on the 3 Boudewyns expressed the opnon \ wd J glve u f, a sound bass to work upon, a varety of salads was served,! kack Chapter, D. A. R., was held on - A hole was burned nto the top of a- practcablty of enforcng the ord-l that not only co-old the Buldng n- an^ " *f ow f lere w «are at ' ~hch musc and dancn" con- Monday afternoon at the Parsh Hall Dodge sedan, owned by A. J. Cole, of nance. spector do nothng about t, but nether w^ b E a *> le to somewhere toward late hour, mus'c beng! of Holy Trnty church, Hllsdale. Lncoln Terrace, Hllsdale, Tuesday! The result W2LS a moton that the; c settlng ths queston whch, has been. nued untl a «uld the Board of Health. t s no furnshed by therado and Mrs. A. Seven tables of brdge, three of pn- afternoon, when, as the result- of a ordnance -be rgdly enforced. Before a more aganst the law for a famly to b ne f f con^n1to fl^? years ' ^ Cerut-at the pano. About- 5 peo-ochlp.'e were n attendance. play. Some of the hgh scorers for Hllsdale avenue near the ralroad; arcse as to what method should be tent or the lke, he sad. and one of domnoes were n'' short crcut n the electrc wres on a vote was taken, another dscusson lve n a garage than t s to lve 5n a u t fnauy ssttled once and for f,,^ave all." The February meetng of the Auxlary wll be omtted, as the members Andersen, Mrs. W W. Ottgnon, Mrs. A.: car. Tl The e ca car was was pakd parked n th the park- k! < uawx. provdes for ether a summons frst selecton 1 przes were Mrs. J.; tracks, burnng nsulaton fell on the adopted for enforcement, as the ord- Secretary Roede reported recepts < Durng the dscusson, the mportant car durng 193 as follows: Plumbers nj pomts of the e n^ e cas e were ared. yluvluca uj. cl1±cjl a Olulalu^ - ---,., - n n+«.««^ are all assstng wth the "mnstrel Sms, Mrs. L. O. Hooper, Mss D/ng space at the end of the Park at or havn g the snow removed by the censes $15; Plumbers permts, $51:!^ ^ pupss of H^uls^ate^ were.how,-to- be staged by the Fre Depart- Green, Mrs. A. Marshall, Mrs. H. S. the tme.! Borough and the expense charged mlk lcenses, $54; ce lcense, «!«; ^ntuauv absent to W^twood psk Smth and Mrs. E. Carlton. Offcer Koesch notced the ncdent B,g ans t the property. No agreement Eoard of Examners, $2; total $465. v =^ ^l^z T H L ^ 1 ^ Non-players prze was won by Mrs. mmedately put out the small Sre. c~ um ^ reached and another moton Dsbursements-salares, $98.33; fum- ; R - d *\ q " ot^, J. ^gb.. Schoo l P upll t. L. Layman, of Hackensack, whle the p The 'wres burned through and the was ntroduced to table the orgnal gatng and placardng, $4; ncdentals w uld be de P leted to «he extent of DEMOCRATS COMPLETE door prze was awarded to Mrs. A. Kn- ends hung down over tree blanches. moton. Ths moton carred. - and supples,. emergency $ ! about 1 ' whch would brng down the: bacher, of town. Putte Servce Co. was notfed and nasmuch as the problem of remov- PLANS FOR A DANCE total > $ total attendance to around 15, wheh- Refreshments were served to all at; ssnt a repar crew tofx the wres. ng the snow grows out of the act of : would be below the mnmum number the concluson of games. The Hllsdale Democratc Club held 1 of students requred to consttute a.! God n causng the fall of the snow, ts regular, meetng last Tuesday evenng. Mrs. E; Tewes, Presdent conduct- Mrs. C. Drew Jobson, of Montvale, r\rv*r>r'? A XT/"" perhaps f the Borough Fathers had CLAM CHOWDER WLL recognzed Hgh School. The answer d was n charge of arrangements, and, LfEJ.YlUV,KV 11^ held a prayer meetng on the queston BE PLENTFUL FRDAY to ths argument brought out the fact **** h ' " Hooper that Park Rdge had orgnally bultts Hgh School wthout any guaran- ' HOLDS CARD PARTY they mght have receved some lght readng of the»»* «.» w..! Mrs. -L. Layman and Mss A. Parks. on how t can be done. n fact, the The February meetng of the Lades' "wo new members, Phlp Ad Socety of Hllsdale Methodst tee from the Hllsdale Board of Educhurch wll be held on Thursday, Feb- caton regardng sendng any Hllsdale. and Rchard Knght, were ruary 5, at the home of Mrs. R Leh- chlldren tbere > and tlat ne P lan was - nto the organzaton. A report of the MRS. recent beneft card party was gven.! rc-oms on Hllsdale avenue. Ffteen of the ust and the un maun, of Stockton street.! P ushed through by the archtect. 1 tables -of card games were n play, 1 and the poor, as easly, Plans were completed and fnal ar- A successful card party was held on quetly and The clam chowder sale sponsored by ; A hstory of the stuaton revealedthe organzaton n the ktchen of the! that H^sdate orgnally passed a after- whfch refreshments resol- rangements - made for the party and t had fallen a few days Monday afternoon m Mrs G. Yates dalcmg enoyed. nformal dance to be held on Saturday! before chapel last Erday, was so successful: nt - on zuowng pupls to be sent to* spacous home on Hllsdale avenue,! A.,,,,.. ] that about 7 quarts of delcous chow- elth6r Paxk Rdge or Westwood at the - ey-enng n -the club rooms on Broadway, whch wll be gven to members of the Westwood Woman's Club. Ten. ^ * ^^ ZltoZZ.? Hllsdale, under auspces of tre Choral Campbell, Charles Hffla- der was sold, and many customers' dlscreton of the P ar ents.or the pupls., and ther frends n celebraton of the MAN REPORTS THAT could not be suppled. Because of ths ; T? s resoluton was passed p d to to May,, tables of brdge and 5.were m play.. ncorporaton of; the club. t s! W(M Mrg E_ ^ extra demand, the commttee plan to l m n 193> ^^ resoluton ^^s rest the sale l tms t F^d^y7 T^ "chow-! sc3dded! sc3nded lby b y another resojnton n n w&ef : expected a promnent speaker from were served. Przes went to Mrs. A. Refreshments of tea andfancy cakes and E_ ^ co ovex _ HE WAS ASSAULTED repeat Hackensack wll make an address. n pnochle, Al. Graser, Wllam' der wll be ready at 1 o'clock and sale ' Pars; B(3 e e was desgnated as the Hgh- Davs, Mrs. A. Kleen, Mrs. L. Poster,' An Executve Board meetng was Kesow, Early Tuesday mornng a man gv- of same contnue untl the supply s'school for -Hllsdale pupls. Mr. Pas- Mrs. L. H. C. Geel, Mrs. R. O. Slater, Mrs. B. Meyer, Andrew tt ng the name of Lester Scott, Orange- exhausted,: wth enough.to accommo- carella > m hs opnon, contended that h ld on Tuesday evenng at the home Mrs. 3?. D. Fry and- Mrs. E. tfnangst. date all. Mrs. A. Bachmaa s n charge ths secold resoluton was nvald nand assstng her are Mrs. J. W. Folk, asmuch a s the Board had faled ta cf Mrs. Tewes. Mrs. O. H. Torp, of Hllsdale, was J. polce boot and reported, havng been r charge of the affar, and was as-.'! assaulted by a man at Bear Brook Mrs. C. Johnson, Mrs. W. Blauvelt and ; have tt a PPwed offcally by the Com-, Mrs. J. Walter Beppler, James Nutt and ssted by Mrs. H. Boxger, Mrs. B. Hol- Lodge, Woodclff Lake. Scott sad he Mrs. G. Conn. mssoner of Educaton, and that the Charles Slater attended the annual lander, Mrs. F. Scott and Mrs. C. Van. was a tax drver, and stated he dd! orgnal resoluton was sth n effect. - banquet- and',reunon «* the Brothertood of Andrew and Phlp,.of the Re- ed make the affar a socal and fnan- : He further sad that : the queston Horn, who wsh to thank all who help-! not know -who Ms assalant was. He Mss Marore Travs and Mss Eva gave. no possble _. reason.. for the attack, Mrs. J. S. Hewbum and son James, that had to be cleared up was whethey formed church of Hgh Brdge, N. Y. cal success. Chory attended a brdge party last "^he 'Wppdclff. Lake polce were not- of Rye, H. "ST.-, were guests of Mr. and the orgnal resoluton was vald on ^rday:ey n3rg, they beng former- :Tle proceeds^are to beneft the ma- week, gven n Passac by a, ffend, Ged. of the "complant.arm made an n- Mrs. J. W. Knmonth, of Central ave- vew of the fact that en or about thf : ly renwrs-cf ths organzaton. "'.._. sc fund cfth e department... '.: Mss da RessV * ' vestgataon. =.ae, last week. > (contnued on page -S) ~

2 PAGE TWO PAGE TWO Carey and Bard Contenders for Rep. Nomnaton for Governor A. Harry Moore Probable NEW SYSTEM Choce of Democrats OF HOME RULE Bergen County Not Lkely To : Have Any Favorte Sons $ D Race. THOMSON MENTONED Bu There s Slm Chance;' That He Would Consder Enterng Feld. t s hardly lkely that Bergen County wll be represented by any asprant n the race for the nomnaton of a canddate for Governor at the Repub- Bean prmares n the sprng. The' -ame of Douglas Thomson has been mentoned by some of hs admrers and supporters, but t s beleved that e v.-ould under no crcumstances at tr.e present tme consder enterng the feld. t s consderably more lkely that he wll be a canddate for State Senator from Bergen. There are some half a dozen possble entrants throughout the State, however, an-d ndcatons pont to a general scramble for the nomnaton, wth perhaps three or four remanng n the race to the end. Of these, the two most promnent names mentoned appear to be Robert Carey, of Jersey Cty, and Davd Bard, Jr. Mr. Carey s beleved, to have strong support n Hudson County, hs home County, and has also a large number of supporters n Bergen County. He undoubtedly! would be acceptable to such ndependents as John B. Zabrske and former Assemblyman Purdy, who s reported to seek the nomnaton of County Clerk. Mr. Bard, on the other hand, would apparently receve the endorsement of the regular organzaton facton n EN are always makng wlls. Leavng ths and that to hers, A tdng on ther codcls, Alteratons, new affars, Thnkng from those graves of thers They may order, even then, Though no footfall clmbs the stars To ther offces agan. 'Ts the habt of manknd, Wshng we mght guard and fend These, our loved ones, when we fnd All our guardng at an end. Well, t may be done, my frend, f we leave them somethng more Than a lttle gold to spend When we pass lfe's lttle door. Courts can never keep them rght, But the memory of you, That may prove a better lght Than the law to brng them through. Leave a lfe so fne, so true, That your purpose t fulflls n the thngs they say and do. Men- are always makng wlls. (g), 193, Douglas Malloch.) TAX RETURNS ARE DUE SOON Deputy Collectors Wll Be At Westwood To Gve Ad To Flers. Commsson Proposes To Reconstruct Countes and Muncpaltes. PLANS ARE DESCRBED One Method Would Transfer Polce, Fre, Tax Departments To County. The obectve of the nrst- plank m the programme for reconstructng mu- ncpal and County government, as ' presented n the report of the Tax Survey Commsson, s the reducton! of the number of tax-levyng ara. spendng agences. The need of ths s seen not only m the evdence collected and presented) by the Commsson that deeentalza- ton and dffuson of governmental re- sponsblty are maor causes of pres- ent hgh governmental costs n the State, but also n t-le trend toward regonal government, whch, the Com-. msson recognzes and commends. Unless there s a defnte reducton n the exstng amount and cost of lo-l cal governmental organzaton, the Commsson observes, the creaton of regonal governmental actvtes wll ncrease both governmental machnery and the costs whch enter nto the tax burden. Ths s the frst of a seres of sx maor proposals offered n the thrd secton of the report. The others are: 2. Establsh, a bass for ntellgent of the of servce and costs.! ' 3. Recognze the mportance of 1 State and local co-operaton by n-! auguratng a system of co-operatve] Bergen County, and s beleved to have an even strength all over the Federal ncome tax return forms for home rule, whch would replace the to shrnk, but the wearers never do. State. 193 have been maled from the Newark offce of nternal Eevenue to all harmful to progress and destructve of The stork brought "Uncle Sam a present sprt of local home rule, found Senator Joseph G. Wolber has been persstently mentoned as a strong taxpayers who fled returns n the 5th modern effcency and economy. lttle stranger hs name s Economy. contender, and doubtless -wll reman New Jersey Dstrct for Fre-allocate, among State, regonal, County and local ursdctons, t s necessary for a publsher to be :h the race to the end. Senator Prank Falure to receve a form, however, D. Abell s also beleved to be n the does not releve the taxpayer of ns the responsblty for performng var-l a step n front of hs publc, but not front lne as a canddate. Other pos-! oblgaton to fle a return or pay ns ous governmental servces, accordng! two steps. sble canddates have been mentoned, tax on tune. f for any reason, a tax- to logcal analyss nstead of by acc-1 dent or ncludng Judge Newton H. Porter, payer does not receve a blank form, tradton. The wfe of a baker won her sut and there has been talk of the party f ke wll call or wrte the Collector's; 5. Provde for popular determnaoffce, corner Central avenue and Hal- ton of governmental polces, and for cult for hm to rase the dough. for almony, but t shouldn't he dff- draftng a promnent prvate ctzen, who has not been actve n poltcs,! sey street, Newark, a form wll be admnstraton by expert admnstrators. The best way you can put money for the nomnaton. maled mmedately. t s early yet to predct what the 6. Abolsh patronage n appont-) n the pockets of the poor s to gve fnal lne-up wll be. Many other ments, contracts, fund deposts*,and frst-class wages to frst-class work- names wll be added to the lst before the prmares draw near, but t would seem that the ultmate canddates wll be former Judge Carey, Davd Bard, Jr., and Joseph G. Wolber. Such a race would toe nterestng, but Mr. Bard would doubtless have the advantage, nasmuch as he would have a wder endorsement over the State of the organzaton leaders and offcals. He s more assocated wth the polt- To avod penalty the returns must be fled wth the Collector of nternal Revenue n whch the taxpayer lves, before mdnght on March. 16, WHO SHOULD FMJE A RETURN? All persons whose net ncome amounted to (a) $15 f sngle, or f marred and not lvng wth husband or wfe or; (b) $35 f marred and lvng wth husband or wfe or; (c) More than the personal exempton f status of taxpayer changes. WHAT TAX S ONE REQURED cal leaders and has been more of a TO PAY? One and. one-half per cent. factor than the other two. Of course, normal tax on the frst $4 n excess f a dsrupton n the party takes place, of personal exempton. Three per cent, whch many predct, and there s a on the next $4, and fve per cent, general upheaval, throwng the balance on the balance of net ncome, and surtax on net ncome n excess of $1,. of power nto other hands, Judge Carey would be more lkely to beneft. Some Results of Japan's Latest ;e : Street scene n Mshma, Japan, after the recent earthquake. A number of persons were klled n ths town. 1 and many houses were destroyed. RANDOM THOUGHTS Flamng youth seems to have burned tself out. The only good place to work s n ' your head. All the South pole needs now s some one to st on t A combnaton of modesty and dgnty never pad any dvdends. Every summer bathng suts seem other ways» men f or frst-class work. J Two alternatve plans are offeredfpr smplfyng local government, whd^s '. SOME OBSERVATONS the frst reconstructon proposal. One-; s named, "the strong County plan," the other "the County-muncpal se- gregaton plan." The former, most, smply descrbed, would transfer cer- tan muncpal functons to the Coun-' ty. The latter, smlarly condensed, proposes that ctes properly so-called be separated entrely from the Countes n whch, they are located, both, as to admnstratve authorty and as to fnancal than mmedate responsblty. adopton Gradual of one or rather the other plan s recommended. W M e an Qdvtual Former Governor Harry A. Moore s ha s the opton) The report suggests that one plan! of flng t a return f th fmm ^ the ^ n may be tetter adapted to certan gec _\ mentoned as the postve choce of the whch he lves or from hs prncpal tons of the State and the other plan necessary. Democrats. He s* sad to be Hague's place of busness, t s suggested that to other sectons. The choce, and lttle opposton has so far dversty " "' of "! _ returns be fled wth the Collector n condtons n the State been mentoned. ustfes two] whose dstrct- the ndvdual lves, schemes rather than one. whch wll releve much confuson or "Any proposal to alter radcally the, annoyance later when checkng returns. n New Jersey," the report admts, tradtonal scheme of local government' SEVERE CE CLOSES t s also requested that all Forms YONKERS FERRY 'wll naturally requre tune, patence 1C99 and 1996 be maled to the Com- arm} wsdom for ts full development The Alpne-Yonkers Ferry suspended mssoner of nternal Revenue, Sort-; an.( applcaton, both on account of last week on account of severe ce con- ng Secton, Washngton, D. C, on or the practcal problems of readustclosng marked the termnaton of the _ Full and complete nstructons for ntangble but none the less real ob- dtons caused by the cold snap. The before February 15, ment nvolved, and on account of the longest season h the hstory of ferryservce at Yonkers. The ferry wll re- ever, anyone needs assstance, Collec- Despte these obstacles and dffcultes, nlng are gven on all forms. f, how- stacles of sentment and preudce, man closed untl March, at whch tme tor John R. Rogers cheerfully offers there s an oblgaton to suggest meth- the ferry expects to open on ts normal the servces of hs offce for ths pur- ods for renderng the local government schedule. pose - less complex, n vew of the extent to Asa's Two Dstnctons n comparson wth other contnents of the world, Asa clams to have both the hghest and the lowest places: Mount Everest and the Dead sea. Glass Not a Sold Glass s a lqud and not a sold, n the opnon of George W. Morey, of the Carnege nsttute at Washngton. He descrbes t as beng n a state of "suspended anmaton." "LOVE" wl be the subect of the Lesson-Sermon n all Churches of Chrst, Scentst, on Sunday, February 1, The Golden Text s: "The Lord hath appeared of old unto me, sayng, Yea, have loved thee wth an everlastng love: therefore wth lovng kndness hav',,1" drawn thee" (Jeremah 31:3). '' Among the ctalbns whch comprse the Lesson-Sermon s the followng: from the Bble: "Be kndly affectoned one.-to another wth brotherly love;.n honour preferrng one another",(romans 12:1)., The Lesson-Sermon also ncludes the followng passage from the. Chrstan Scence ' textbook, "Sc-, ence and Health wth Key to the Scrptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The tender word'and Chrstan'en-' couragement...of an, nvald,- ptful patence wth hs fears-and-the removal of them, are..hetter than hecatombs of gushng.,., theores, stereotyped borrowed speeches,.and the dolng of arguments, whch are.. but so many parodes on legtmate Chrstan- Scence.' aflame wth dvne Love" (p. 367). - To assst Federal ncome Taxpayers! whch ths condton contrbutes to n flng ther returns as promptly as; hgh costs] ak n vew. a]so of the possble, John R. Rogers, Collector for most recent development lookng to a the Ffth Dstrct, has arranged the further ncrease of the local govern- followng schedule for assgnment of ment machnery. nternal Revenue Deputy Collectors, "These developments are n the feld for the perod February 16 to March of regonal government, whch wll add 16, 1931, nclusve. another type of admnstratve The Deputy Collectors wll not only and tax-levyng ursdcton. t s assst n makng out the returns, but fully recognzed that certan problems have wll take the necessary affdavts, wthout any charge. there s great need, partcularly n the reached the regonal stage, and that Hours: Weekdays, 8:45 A. M. to 5 P. metropoltan areas, for establshng M.; Saturday, 8:45 A. M. to 12 noon. admnstratve ursdctons that are Place: Westwood, Wednesday, March! teoad enough to cope wth these rrob- 11, Westwood Trust Co.; Thursday. lems n a satsfactory manner. The March 12, Frst Natonal Bank. mmnence of ths new type of government gves addtonal emphass and Duplcate* of Hstorc' Flag sgnfcance to the suggeston made The Washngton flag at Valley Forge s a duplcate of General Washngton's headquarters flag and was made after extensve research. t s 6. by 6% f«et, of navy blue buntng, wth 13 whte stars of 6 ponts each arranged n a crrle. Vrtue n Msfortune There s somethng better' for us n the world than happness. n the blackest sols grow the rchest flowers, and the loftest and strongest trees sprng heavenward among tne rocks. J. G. Holland. Freplace Heatng Among the advantages of heatng a 'room /wth a freplace may be lsted the' fact that the freplace takes lttle space. ts dsadvantages are ts low effcency, uneven heatng and frequent care requred. here for greater smplcty n the exstng local structures." Under ether plan of smplfcaton proposed, the Commsson would transfer from the County to the State responsblty for a part ef the Countyroad system, all custody of persons under sentence, all care of classes of dependent persons now h County nsttutons, whch ncludes the nsane and tubercular, and all County courts. Under the "strong County" plan, n addton, all palce, fre, property assessment, tax collecton, traffc regulaton, health and welfare actvtes now admnstered by the muncpaltes-would be transferred to the County., Ths the Commsson declares, Would,.by enlargng admnstratve areas, enable more effcent admnstraton of these servces, and by reducng overhead costs due to multpled unts, and elmnatng other wastes ncdental-to small ursdctons, would reduce the total fesenca burden they now ental. Other people's happness gves a pessmst a headache. Lots of people do a thng twce n order to get t done once. t's easy to laugh at msfortune when t hts the other fellow. Katnre sometmes saves a woman the trouble of makng a fool of a man. ' The grl that magnes she s good lookng thnks that s all that s A prze fghter can stand up under more hot punches than a booze fghter can. t s human nature to dslke those who are smarter than we are, also to despse those who are not. Soon after the college commencement the world begns to take the concet out of the wse graduate. : Detrot News. PONTED PARAGRAPHS True love talks lttle and does much. ] The only way some people know s the other way., Don't gve up ust because you happen to be down. A baseball team can't wn wth a ptcher fol of beer. Be sure of your ground before vou start to buld upon t. Gossps talk about others and bores talk about themselves. Probably the easest way to acqure \\ wealth s to nhert t. t takes a -woman wth sound udgment to generate slence. There s nothng hetter or scarcer than satsfactory neghbors. Beng bad all tle tme would be almost as monotonous us beng good. : WHY PEOPLE GO SOUTH November. December. January. February. March., Aprl. Kansas Cty Star. UP-TO-DATE PARENT s t a great problem for you to meet the demands made upon your checkbook by your son and daughter who have ust fnshed college? Do you regret that you fnally yelded to your son's demands for a car of hs own? Are you frmly determned never to rde wth hm n t? Are you convnced that your son s spendng more than s good for hm? Are you sure that your daughter s smokng entrely too much? Do you often wonder -svhat they're comng to? f so, then you are all rght rght up to the mnute. You are a modern father. London Opnon. Ths s tne Dest paper munty. Be a subscrber. your com- JAMES N. HALSEY Funeral Drector Tel. Unon Amercan Mattress Renovator Gustave Dller, Prop. MATTRESSES RENOVATED EQUAL TO NEW, FROM S7 UP : ALL WORK GUARANTEED AH Mattresses Flled and Sewed by Hand Slk Floss, Har and Kapok Mattresses Made to Order Upholstery and Re-npfaolstery 726 7th St., Secancns, N. J. Lght Not Worthwhle The oureau of standards says that olve ol can be burned n antque lamps wth open wcks, such as the old Roman lamps, wthout smokng.. The flame, however, s small. No Chldren's Pctures Prmtve artsts, who panted on. cavern wals, dd not leave pctures of the chldhood of tler tme. Dstllaton Dstlled water s water whch hasbeen boled and the steam condensed: n a retort. John A. Schlotterbeck Prme Meats and Poultry f BROADWAY : HLLSDAJ31 Phone Westwood 18 Telephone Westwood 572. L. LOGAN Attorney-at-Law 7 Westwood Ave WESTWOOD, Nl J. H. BRED Buldng Contractor Alteratons and Repant FAJRVEW AVE., WESTWOOD Phonn Westwood 43-R HERNG & WESTPHAL Cvl Engneers and Surveyors*. 261 BROADWAY Phone 534 HENRY HNCK Real Estate and nsurance Phone Westwood WESTWOOD AVE. LEON ERNST The Druggst of Westwood PHONE WESTWOOD 19 Ackerman Concrete Product Co., nc.) MANUFACTURERS OF HAYDTE BLOCKS Concrete Brcks and Well Tles Septc Tank Cesspools SAND and TOPSOL HLLSDALE, N. J. Phone Westwocd 984 STEPHEN J. LYONS PHONE WESTWOOD 3G LYONS FUNERAL HOME Non-Sectaran COMPLETELY EQUPPED MORTUARY WTH PPE ORGAN Knderkamack Road and Jefferson Aye., Westwood

3 PAGE THREE Condtons So Acute n 21 States That Natonal Calamty Looms. PLANT MAN HONORED FACE x::r.ee Pascack Valley Must Rase $2 for Red Cross Relef Purposes Money Requred at Once To Allevate Sufferng HGHWA Y CHA TTE R TOWN'S QUOTA S GVEN! Charmen Are Named So That Contrbutons May Be Made mmedately. As announced n these columns last -week, Washngton las asked the Pas-1 -cack Valley Chapter for a. mnrrmtn contrbuton of $2 toward the fund for $1,,, whch s requred for ( -relef purposes. The money s requred mmedately f t s to do any good. Condtons'are becomng so acute n most of the 21.States that are sufferng, that t s rapdly approachng a natonal cal- f amty. n the past the Amercan people r Jave hastened- to contrbute n order to releve the sufferngs of other Amercan people, and; we are confdent they are not gong to fell to respond to ths urgent call. ' Probably everyone was prvleged to -Lsten n on the wonderful rado broadcast that was made on Thursday of last week when natonal leaders, ncludng Presdent Hoover, Mr. Cooldge and Mr. Smth gave the reasons why the Red Cross needed ths money. Mr, Ccoldge sad: "Ths s no tme when excuses can take the place of money. Everyone knows that busness s depressed, and that we" all have demands of local charty, t>ut the sufferng for whch.; ths appeal s made s such that t] comes down to a bare proposal, n the [ name of humanty, that those who have somethng shall share t wth, those who have nothng. Those who have must gve, and gve wthout de- 3ay.". " Ehe followng quotas have been.gven to the Boroughs comprsng the' Pascack Valley Chapter and the name) of the local charman s also gven n, order that your contrbuton may be, maled mmedately: ', Emerson Mrs. T. P. Nelsen, $ 75 J Westwood A. A. Wallace 7 Hfflsdale J. R. Fast 3 Old Tappan Mrs. T. B. Dem- arest, Westwood K. P. D., No. 1 5 Rver Vale Mrs. A. M. Blakeney, Westwood R..F. D., No. Dr Davd Fan chld, famous plane tan far? specalst, has been awarded the way? VVlte medal, hghest hortcultural award n Amerca, bestowed annually! by the Massachusetts Hortcultural By 3. HARTLEY ROBNSON STOBY ABOUT A CAT "Hello there. "Say Al., 'll need the old bus f nght. can't help t can't help t, old man. t's my nght. "Yes, know promsed, but ths s urgent. Besdes, Lulu's not home, so you wouldn't need the bus. "No, can't explan. laven't tme. Brng t rght over, wll you? Wha'd'ye mean, can't? Qut your ' kddn' and make t snappy.! "Lsten, Al., ths s serous so step on t "Don't tell me that t was a fne Wednesday nght. Don't blame us she's not Lulu, please remember. We have no one but Lulu to thank for that busted sprng, have we? "No, 'm not castln' reflectons on your fcaste. Don't be a dodo all your lfe. A fact's a fact, and besdes, we never went over wenty all nght we couldn't f we'd wanted to. "No, ddn't try hard enough. wsh had. Par? You call Bear Moun- Say, how do you get that THE FELNE ENTERS "f you must know, have to meet the grl frend n Jersey Cty yes, m- WHY HE WAS LATE THAT TME that. Well, f you must come, 'm not gong to drve. "For Pete's sake, what -a hck! Well, come along then but 'll get the razz for ths, you wat an' see. Yes, for goodness sake brng somethng anythng. "Yeh, catnp's the best, guess. "And you better brng a lttle chloroform. ' socety. Doctor FarcMld and Ws as-medatelysocates have ntroduced more than "Nothng's the matter wth her of yours to a dsadvantage. "What for? You, do use those brans 8, new varetes and speces of but they won't let her on the tran plants nto the Unted States, crops wttl 1bat eat - Yehl she got " au rl g nt "Not for the cat, nut. Now hurry up, - wm you9 yeld many; mllons of THAT'S THE WAY T LOOKS TO ME By the Man Lookng On! around to makng placng legals. a few changes n There s talk of havng an elsor ury n Bergen County. To tell you the truth, most of us seem to be satsfled wth the plan old fashoned ury, but t s not surprsng f these newfangled deas take o_d of our courts, as well as everythng else. What s an elsor ury? We thought you would ask that queston. Well, as near as we can gather, t s a uy where a fellow sn't allowed to chew tobacco. And who of we old-tuners could da any thnkng wthout a plug n our ' The Red Cross s makng an urgent appeal for $1,, to releve sufferng caused by the drought. Some wag, commentng on t, sad the government was spendng mllons to make the country dry, and then makng an appeal for more mllons to offset the effects of the drought. * * * The Republcans of Lod have decded not to place n the feld a slate for the school electon of February 1, resolvng to elmnate poltcs from school electons. What s that, another noble experment? * *» Counclman Joseph P. Chwan, of Garfeld, has announced that he wll enter the race for Mayor of that town. Bs supporters, n sngng Chwan's prases, may dscover that they were ] sngng hs Chwan song. from whch And the darn thng threw a ft n the "S'long. dollars. termnal. "S-,S-Say, Al., wat a mnute. Lulu says she's wth her she does W. Chandless would be acceptable, "Hello. Say, Al. Can you beat ths? not know whch one's carryr' beng quoted as sayng that "Chandless on Here they all are, the whole damn 418 Fourth Ave. WESTWOOD, N. worse, the cat or fche grl frend. never had a far tral even n Tren- ]' bunch of them. Yes, Lulu too. ton." Mr. Thomson also gracously _r-, Y ' \-+1 >>-VTT 'K'T ' *- Know know, > - snow, know. You've xou gov, got urc me "n.n a xtuu. tax. xnr Now, what do you sup-declned to.be consdered as a cand-l <* **% % \S # 1 /M there she s muush once n a whle, pose they've done JJ &\5 \.l 1 V^f 1' A 1 but what am supposed to do? 1 date for Governor, when Mrs. Edna B. f t' "Hold on a mnute, ml Al., and 'll runconkln suggested t. weren't for me she'd have her own car, out an' see what's troublng them. The Whle Mr. Thomson's refusal to run, and everythng would be hunkey-dorey. grl frend seems to be handng t hot and hs atttude toward former Senator Chandless, wll be taken by hs "Why, sure, 've dscouraged her. and heavy to the drver. "What's a grl want a car for, anyway? Yes, tred to ask her that, too, wll you? "Al., say, come over and help me out, ( Western Newspaper TJnlon.y frends as sncere, many of them wll FUNE^LLDKJCTO A great deal of the Joy of lfe refuse to count hm out of the race.' but when t comes to a snappy comeback, she's rght there. Who knows conssts n dong perfectly, or at "Yeh, all the way from Jersey Cty. t would not be good poltcs to announce hs canddacy at ths tme, but - 14PARKR1DGE PHONECALL 47WESTVVOD least to the best of one's ablty, "Twelve dollars an' ffty cents. And everythng whch he attempts to better than you, Al.? And ths one had to pay t. t s good poltcs that hs supporters do. There s a sense of satsfacton, well, t could have been very compl-1 "Yes, and that's not the worst that's a prde n surveyng such a work should begn a draft campagn for hm. catetf for me. happened, Al. a work whch s rounaed, full, t would also be poor poltcs to do New York. Phone 1212 Ptzroy exact, complete n all ts parts WRES ABE GETTNG HOT "The cat's dead. Yeh, t ded n anythng that would cause a defnte whch the superfcal man, who "But, f were lke some grls, 'd Hfflsdale. break between Ralph Chandless' supporters and the organzaton. f Mr.) leaves hs work n a slovenly, slpshod, half fnshed condton, can need a car, wouldn't? "You'd better come over for Lulu and brng that ffty cents you owe me." never know. t s ths conscentous completeness whch turns work Doesn't my chauffeurng stand the! close to the' dead lne as possble. "Yes, but you're not, are you? Thomson enters the race t wll be as nto art. The smallest thng, well test? done, becomes artstc. Wllam "Well, mght be lke some grls,] DZD WE CALL HER BETSY? Mr. Thomson s the logcal canddate Matthews.. some day, mghtn't? Sweet chld.; The owner of a Woodcuff Lake puddle umper msses the last mud hole standpont of the poltcal fortunes of when one vews the stuaton from the And rght there was my chance to FAVORTE RECPES propose so dd. - and splashes: Senator Dwght W. Morrow. Bergen "But she ust wouldn't take me serf-! " have been wantng to tell you for County, rghtly or wrongly, has re- ously She's convnced that no matter a long tme that you have one fathwhat say or do, 'm ust kddn' her. ful reader of your nonsense, hot an-, ceved a black eye 'before the State! and the country. t s Morrow's home And maybe t's a good thng because 1 flyng mud, or what have you. County, and t s mperatve that t' that's all was dong, then. "But at last have taken the bt bemantan a clean reputaton. f the The followng recpes have been chosen from prze ashes or chershed 1 75 recpes: Washngton Townshp Mrs. A Prze Salad. Take K. M. Wagner, Box 45, Route one pnt of shredded cabbage, one can of whte and unfar, and smply a part of polt- reputaton t has been gven s untrue; No. 2, Westwood 25 "When come to thnk of t, she tjbween my teeth oh, no, that wll not WoodeHff Lake E. J. Ssley. 225 should have a ear, though. Bd tell do, your other 'eleventeen' readers may cherres, one can of cal subterfuge, as many beleve, the Park Rdge Mss Lenora Myers 35 you that fast one, Jake and pulled! thnk 'm a relatve of the ll-fated m^sqs^ slced pneapple, one housecleanng, of course, wll be a on her a couple of weeks ago? Betsy, the mlkman's horse, whose saga pound of blanched almonds, one-half pound Montvale Mrs. A. M. Scott.. 2 "What a rot! Yeh, rght after that ^ s folded * OUT farce, but the motons of housecleanhand to tell"you ln mu s* be carred out wth the same <=olumn-rather n these columns next week wll appear a statement of the contrbutons her to wat 'y 33? accdent of mne. She came up late n } n Ye mken f ven of fresh marshmal lors hghway musngs aren't half precson of realsm that flm actors to date"! audt "s~"esnestr tl anc one pnt of w!l P> ed cream - cm tll Jake came and he'd drve her! bad. perform before the camera. f the reputaton p s ustfed, then a genune the sum wll be over-sub-! the cherres nto halves. Dce tne pme apple, shred the almonds, quarter the So she wated tll t got qute late,! me to a four-footed anmal, havng a rght-mnded Republcan would en- home. "Although some people have lkened housecleanng s essental, and every) on or before February 8. marshmallows and mx all together but as -usual Jake never showed up. reputaton for beng stubbornly n- dorse such acton. But the mportant wth the whpped cream wth a few clned, guess am human after sjl- thne from 5 a poltcal standpont s] NTERESTNG TEMS tnblespoonfuls of any good salad That's why read your poetcal out- that t>at Bergen -R frot County's reputaton be! dressng. bursts. J reclamed. Burma has an annual ranfall of 6 Almond Soup. Blanch one-fourth of "For have that htman curosty to t s logcal to assume that Mr. nches. Thomson has no personal ambtons, a pound of almonds by droppng them nto bolng water and after ten mnutes nave the most dran and add cold water to cover. ' 'ut the almonds through a food clop- per. Ms wth two hard cooked e:^ Her mother phoned, and she thought she'd better start walkng. Gosh, when stopped to thnk of that long walk, the lonely, dark reads and the beautful lttle grl frend yes, beautful gosh, t was awful. "But she had to go. THE SAME OLD LNE know why So and So dd ths, and Whos Ths dd that. * ** * "So always make t a pont to read Bergen County poltcs took, a sud-) den turn last week when Douglas Thomson evdently emphatcally an-] nounced that he would nottoea can- ddate for State Senator, and s re-' ported to have ntmated that Ralph, ether as State Senator or Governor,! Tle hghest trees but he has poltcal a-batons as Mr. ] ponted leaves. Morrow's campagn manager and per-! "And then, of course, along came ravlngs -wth the hope of learnng sonal advsor. n that relatonshp, Every yard of woolen cloth, eontaus! yolks and add to a quart of beef or Jake, not ten mnutes after she'd leu,, SQme scandal about somebody know. becomng frst Senator and, later, Governor, would be the natural process, -about a mle of yam. \ chcken stock. Make a paste of a tea- EO he pushed me nto the old crate and \..^ fc havell> t succeeded, but _! spoonful of flour mxed wth a lttle away we went, hot on the lttle grl's beleve ^ Georse Washngton's sayng: We stated last summer that Mr. Thorn- False frnges and wgs were worn cold water and add to the broth; cook heels -, ;"Never gve up the shp." beleve be son would be a canddate for State tn Egypt 5, years ago.! slowly, season wth salt and pepper "She had nearly a mle to walk. gave word to gave word tq ^^ ths adage when adage wtlen ^ he was Senator, and we have not changed was and add one cupful of cream. Serve ^- t~ta& opnon. We also beleve that 1 The greatest lead-producng dstrct very hot. Top wth whpped cream "NO, NEVER MND, OPERATOR, crssng the Alps, or was t when he ' STLL HAVE MY PARTY!" passed through the Holland Tunnel? he wll be a canddate for Governor,; n the Unted States s n southeast nrl sprnkle over t a few shredded ' " when we sped her. shouldn't "Anyway, 'm tryng to say what taut t wll be for the term of offce -Mssour. almonds. say walk she was runnng. Here was ] am tryng to say? Just a moment, that wll make hm. Governor when Prune Dressng. Take two cupfuls Among certan trbes of Afrca n our chance for some f UEt; and dd we 'll have to consult my assstant secre- the 1936 Presdental campagn s, *' cooked prunes, one-half cupful of ;have t?! tary She's out for lunch so we'll have ready to be launched, brdes mav be purchased on the u- [cooked rce, usng the prune uce-n "Makng sure that she wouldn't to let that matter rest for the tme. stallment plan. whch to cook the rce. Add ss large recognze us, we changed our voces as "Now that you understand my drft, The Wckersham report s nter-estand you wll be the frst who does, f ng, but we have not as yet heard of chestnuts blanched and chopped, but- much as possble- you know how much The buldng ndustry s sad to be ter, salt and pepper to season. Ms and asked her f she'd lke a rde, you do, let me say that you can de-anpend on at least one person to read ng, nor has t offered any new soluton case where t has reduced drnk- the second largest ndustry n the rwell and stuff the fowl. ', «^s sweet as ever: 'Oh, no, thank country, wth an annual volume o Pquant Cocktal Sauce Take four you > And sne Kept rght on walkng your chatterngs, although sometmes read t aloud, to the dog. prohbton seems to be to fnd some: to the problem. Amerca's problem n 'busness of approxmately $S,,- tablespoonfuls each of tomato catsup now. she was approachng one of the,. and whte grape uce, one tablespoon- bg estates and we had to drve very " have to kll tme some way. 'll way where people can drnk lquor! ful each of lemon and orange uce, slowly to keep out of sght of recogn- gve you a great bg break. We'll count wthout havng the evls that surround one-fourth fourth teaspoonful of cnnamon the dog. Too bad HE can't have pup- and " attend " ' the habt, * especally '"" f car- AS THEY'D SAY T NOW and one-eghth teaspoonful each of Noaa t floats. Solomon love the arles. Helen of Troy So ths s Pars? Samson Tm strong for you, kd. Nero Keep tle home fres burnng. Jonal "Xm can't beep a good man Metlus^la'h The frst bun<_refl years are the haraest. Davd The bgger harder they fall. they are, the Weekly. Queen Elzabeth to Sr Walter Ralegh Keep your shrt on. Columbus don't know where Tn gong, but 'm <>" ny way. Later Sonny, after rushng florae from school at noon for hs luncheon, was remndefl >thst he hud forgotten to re- turn thanks and mother nssted h<? do t Aven though le had -saten. He repled: ' >'«, morler., 1 haven't tme now;,r.ll»st s:;y t tes.'-e ler supper." salt, paprka, sugar and cloves. EggnoB- Separate the egg whte and yolk and beat both well, mx and add one pnt of hot mlk, beatng well. Flavor as desred. That's Not Very Fast Just as we refer to the speed of an engne by sayng t turns over so many revolutons per mnute, we can descrbe the. crculaton of money by sayng roughly that t turns over tu-plve tmes a year. Coller's Smple n Ther Tastes To the pygmes of the Belgan Congo tender roots are staples, but brds, small game, rodents or caterpllars are not obectonable. ants s-przed hghly, whle a slce of raw elephant meat mafosa a feast. fore Chrst. sn<: natural strength success wthout Claver Old.2": ton. As she passed under the lghts at the end of the drveway, we thought she looked knd of scared. "Aw, come on, grle. We'd love t' gve you a rde.' You know Jake. " 'No thank you. t's nce of you, but lve rght here, you see.' And to my confused astonshment at such a sn ful prevarcaton she turned nto the! drveway. TAKEN FOR A RDE Man "That was enough for old Jake. He poses. actually roared and wasn't far behnd hm. guess she recognzed us then, too, 'because she oned n. the general fun and came runnng over to the car. "Fora whle thought she was gong to spol everythng by nsstng that she knew t was us au the tme, A fool but that was out, because she was postvely shakng lke a leaf, when she started. got settled between us. 'Ts an "Those bad nerves of hers agan. The no nuts. part that got me sore, though, was that would have fallen hard A rlsh of whte, that lne of hers, f 'd been anybody else. "We'll have another broken sprng f you suggest anythng agan. And, besdes, "there s the cat. "But, Al. Be reasonable, wll you? "How can TWO fellows, a grl, a cat "-'etr m;- have (he and Luh ft n that car? And who to honor a fnmcj's would h'cl-a Lulu? envy." Anarean EVES KUN ONE OVER "Neb ns, y_u caa bet your lfe on pes -or else you would have a chance of addng more to the lst." Vol. n. No. 7 OLD SAWS SHARPENED A crooked log makes a flat tre. proposes, but congress ds- A brd n the hand s bad table etquette. The cat n gloves scratches, nevertheless. and hs tongue are soon ll wnd that shakes dowa t s a wse father that knows hs o%vn motor car. Brooklyn Eagle. Addng Machne Old dea : Addng machnes exsted n the Seventeenth century, one wth-many of the devces of the modern machne havng been nvented by the French phlosopher and mathematcan, Pascal, when he was only seventeen years old. red to an extreme. * # * Perhaps the applcaton of Ensten's latest theory, as appled to war, whch t has been relayed to a resdent of Ten- ) ally through a personal letter from! Mr. Ensten, mght hold the soluton! to our prohbton problem. Mr. En- sten s reported to have wrtten a letter to Mrs. da Palmer, of Tenafly, n whch he advocates the remedy of war as beng the refusal of ctzens to go to war. Applyng that theory to prohbton, we beleve that the best soluton to the lquor queston s for people to refuse to take a drnk. That would mean, of course, that the publc n Amerca would have to get "hep" to themselves. Harold V. Roelse, New York banker, gave the Rdgewood Rotarans a talk 1 recently on the. relaton of bankng to busness. That's encouragng, because) we were begnnng to thnk that there was no relaton between lately, anyway. * * them not t was reported n same Bergen County paper last week that Pat Relly had recommended the appontment of Brown as Deputy Sherff. Brown s a personal frend of Pat's, and handled much of the detal of Pat's campa/gn. Now, Pat s dong t up Brown, so to speak, and, we, say, "Keep 1 t up.'! 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4 PAGE FOUS HEKALD PAGE Entered as second-class Hllsdae, New Jersey. mal matter ac PUBLSHED EVERY THURSDAY A newspaper devoted to the nterests of the people of Hllsdale and vcnty. The Herald's platform s *"A Bgger anc Better Hllsdale.". OFFCE 7 West Hllsdal' Avenue Telephone Westwood 112 STOKMS PRNTERS and BROS. PUBLSHERS Address all communcatons to the Hllsdale Herald, UHsdale, N. 3. Subscrpton Kate: $1- per year, payable la advance; Sngle copes 3c. To nsure nserton, tems of local newa Should be receved not later that Wednesday Boon. Subscrbers falng to receve the paoer nromutly through the znal3 cr from 'ther newsdealers are renuested to notfy our offce at once. We wll greatly apprecate tne ' co-operaton of our readers n notfyng us or' ferfcha, marrages, eatha, and socal events n ther localtes. Thursday, January 31, T-fte Hllsdale, January 28. To the Edtor: t s too bad tha tne Monday nght specal meetng of the Hllsdale Board of Educaton was not eld a lttle earler, as t furnshes excellent materal: for a commencement pantomme on representatve government. n the class n cvcs the chldren are taught that those elected to publc offce are the spokesmen of the people that n then- offcal capactes they are supposed to ferret out the desres of the people and to embody those desres n- to laws and regulatons. What happens n Hllsdale? For the past couple of years the ctzens have been dvded on the Hgh School queston. Because of convenence some favor Westwood; others, Park Rage. The Bergen Evenng Record not long ago carred an artcle that a Board of Educaton where a smlar condton obtaned, left t to the parents of the pupls ha every case to make the choce. On Monday nght a specal attorney, pad wth the money of the Hllsdale. taxpayers, told the local Board that that commonsense plan -was wthn the law and regulatons of the State Board WORLD TdbAY NEEDS LEADERS By REV. DR. FTCH, New Yarfc (Presbyteran). Modern democracy, more than any other age n hstory, s dependent on the emergence of great leaders and personaltes. We cannot reform socety by external or nectmnea! changes wthout great leaders to drect am control the change. Despte economc nterpretaton, socal hstory s one of great men.. Outstandng among those personaltes who have revolutonzed busness are Thomas Edson, Marcon and the Wrght brothers. n poltcs todav the leaders who control mass movements are such as Gandh,--Mussoln and Staln. n educaton there are Elot, Dewey; n morals and relgon, Grenfell and Barth- There are equal chances 'for the emergence of great personaltes n both classes. The debate as to whch class s more lkely to produce leaders s stll ragng. Sneh men as Charles Lndbergh, democratc representatve, and Hugh Cecl, arstocratc representatve, may be cted as D a y ' supportable evdence. Despte present-day mass thnldng and the tendency to reduce everv one to the least common denomnator, leaders reman ndspensable. Behnd the power of members must be the power of personalty, and today, more than ever, s the strength of the effect of the ndvdual upon the group realzed. Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. Steh entertaned a group of lades wth cards, at her new home on Conkln avenue. Mrs. Lyons, who s an aunt of the Msses Nelson, of Washngton avenue, has been serously ll at her home for the past two weeks. Mrs. E. Gallagher returned to her home n Brooklyn on Sunday, after spendng several weeks wth her son Roy and famly, of Hllsdale. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brower and famly, and Mrs. J. B. Warren, of Prospect Place, were dnner guests at the home of bs parents on Sunday, n Sprng Valley. of Educaton. Mrs. E. L. Getz, of Cedar street, attended a dnner party n New York Here starts the pantomme. The mannkns of the local Board go Cty, wth her former brdge club, of through the gestures of representatve Brooklyn, on Saturday, whch was followed by the performance, "Once n a government, tout refuse to see the wsdom of the attorney's suggeston. The Lfe Tme," at the Musc Box Theatre. Board dvdes four to four. n the next room are the bllkens from Park Evelyn Storms, daughter of Mr. and Rdge Board of Educaton. The nter- Mrs. C. Storms, of Bergen street, celelude s a ont sesson between the; > matea her fourteenth brthday last mannkns and the bllkens; wth the Frlcay wth an elaborate party, to a Rarent-Teaeher Assocaton servng group of frends and classmates, who are members of the graduatng class c Hllsdale grammar schcol. Games, Knapp, Samuel Royal, Mss L. Jones, and Norman Weaver. Musc was furnshed for dancng by H. Blohm, H. Mann and Mrs. Hller at the pano. Born ABEL -On Saturday, January 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel, of Westwood, a daughter Maron Janet. BRELSFORD On Saturday, January 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brelsford, of Buffalo, N. Y., formerly of Westwood, a son. Marred BROWN-BOYD On Sunday, January 25, Arthur Brown, of Hllsdale, and Mldred Boyd, of Dumont. Westwood OLD LADES! ENTERTANED Members of Hackensack n- sttuton Delghted at Efforts of Woman's Club. * Last Frday afternoon.35 members of the Musc Department of West-; wood Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, of Westwood,! and were conveyed n prvate cars to Hackensack, to make ther annual vstaton to the Old Lades' Home and present an entertanment. The programme opened by all sng- ng "Amerca the Beautful." Ths was followed by pano selectons, "Etude,") Schytte, and "AH On a Summer's " by " ~ 'ns; Mrs. J. Beuerlen, vocal-numbers, "The Wood Pgeon," by Lza Lehmann, and rvng Berln's Mss E. Dxey concluded the last named number wth a graceful dance, whch was very much enoyed. Mrs. W. C. Kaufman contnued wth a group of humorous monologues, and Mrs. E. O. Slater wth vocal selectons, " Passed By Your Wndow," by Brahe, and "Tme's Rtoses," fey Katherne Barry; pano selectons, "Doll Dance," by Pauldn, and "The Shepherd's Song," Mrs.. W. Jackson; "A Dream," by Bartlett, and "n An Old Fashoned Town," by Squre, were sung by Mrs. J. Gould. Contnung, Mrs. F. Day played "The Dance Negre," by Cyrl Scott, "Se- qudlla," by Albne, and a request! number, Percy Granger's "Country Gardens." Mrs. G. W. Ahrens followed wth vocal selectons, "The Old A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Rohrhuber, of Rver "Vale, last week, at talent was to be found h then- group. Hackensack Hosptal. Mrs. J. Esler, of Westwood, was hostess on Wednesday to the members of the W. O. N. Brdge Club. FRST TO FLE J. L. HUMBERT, former Prncpal of the Hllsdale School, s the only canddate who has fled so far for member of the Hllsdale Board of Educaton. Electon wll be held on February 1. BOARD GNORES ATTORNEY'S ADVCE (contnued from page 1) same tme an amendment to the school act had been passed whch made t compulsory for muncpaltes to recogarranged by Kresler, and nlze a Hlgll Scbool ^ tbe fran," "Gngham Gown," toy Penn; Mss E. Hgh School, where the custom had Dxey gave a rectaton, "Our Mnster's Sermon," wth an encore, "The n any large proporton. The amend- been to send the pupls to that school Tale of the Shngle;" the programme ment had faled, however, to state.was. concluded by the group sngng, when t should take effect, and, n "rounds," whch created a lot of fun such cases, all acts take effect on the and laughter, and brought about a very Fourth of July followng the passage nformal atmosphere. ce cream and of the act. Ths beng the case the fancy cakes were served. amendment would have no bearng on Mrs. Bane, matron n charge of the the resoluton passed by the Hllsdale Home, thanked the Woman's Club on Board of Eucaton h May, 1929, nas- A son was born on January 3 to Mr. cussed n ont sesson around tables and Mrs. Harry Brelsford, of Buffalo, laden wth delcous food served by JUNOR ORDER HOLDS N. Y., who formerly lved on Harrngton avenue, Westwood. FNE CARD PARTY auspces of the P.-T. Assocaton several of the teachers, and under the refreshments. The parents of the chldren the ones who pay the blls are The Park Rdge Board seemed retrrtated spectators, but are not heeded; n the debate. oyed, after whch a supper was served. Lane, Hllsdale, were among: the party was gven n the Junor Order a? ' S y,' ^ m s Laurer, Presdent contests, musc and dancng were en- Mr. and Mrs. W. Ramsden, of Cedar Last week another successful card cent about enterng the controversy For sheer nonsense, and as a travesty Decoratons were yellow and whte, guests entertaned recently by M». and Hall, on Washngton avenue, West- «f the [**** Rld S e Board, made t on representatve government, the and a huge butterfly was suspended Mrs. H. Ray, of Westwood. -J rood, under auspces of Theodore clear that he and rns fellow Board meetngs of the Fresh Ar Tax.Ca* ~7 r t he" taale, from whch bung danty Roosevelt Councl, Jr. O. XT. A. M.!?- enbers w ul not take 1 excepton to Co. have nothng on the meetngs of r;bborl streamers to each place, where The Temple Luncheon Club met last Thrteen tables cf pnochle, fve of \ ^l. 8^ _ Board _ takmg^proper our Board of Educaton especally as; a pretty place eard and approprate Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. brdge, and one of domnoes were to fnd out ther legal status n we serve refreshments. favor awated each guest. The cen- Prtchard, of Westwood, who enter- play durng the evenng. the mportant queston. t s a matter C. A. CORCORAN, ter of attracton was a huge brthday taned wth luncheon and brdge. for the Hlllsdale Board' to decde, he Przes for pnochle honors were waa steted and the Park Rdge Board, cake, ced n yellow. Those present by Henry -Bastow, Mfcs. C. Plunket,, felt should; not, be ^ ^ ^, 1. ncluded Savna Dure, Vera Hafe- Char es DeBold, Mrs. G. Meyers, Mrs.; Mter ^ ont socal meet the Woodclff Lake mann, Katherne Gallagher, Constance C. Albrecht, Mrs. J. Humphrey, John Male Bosad resumed ts sesson so Barnetu, C. A. Granath, James Sparks, fchat, tlle questlon could be put to a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel, of Westwood, are reocng n the arrval of a daughter, Maron Janet, born on Saturday, January 17, at Hackensack Hosptal. behalf of the resdents for the en oy- much as an act cannot be retroactve, able occason, and mentoned to show nor conflct wth the vested rghts of then- apprecaton, an nvtaton would the partes to a contract whch was be extended n the near future, when entered nto before the passage of the the lades of the Home would gve a act. programme n return, as consderable The queston of votng on the moton to secure an opnon from the Attorney General was fnally postponed Club members were then conducted through the buldng, whch was open untl the members had met wth the for nspecton, especally the newly Park Rdge Board of Educaton, who equpped nfrmary, whch the res- were watmg JQ One of the rooms of dents showed wth consderable prde. ^ old SQh oo t am tbe matter was ds- Streck, Dors Graser, Besse Webb, Lades of the Home and School or-! -FJ OSS Mare Elbert, Henry Hopp, Leonganzaton nterested n the pro-due-! ar( Bogert, John Neuman. Chester n brdge hgh scores were attaned ths was done_ A u of the yote Mrs. W. Lang and Mrs. W. Wmkler. vote> and after SQme further argum ton of the play whch t s proposed Crawford, John Storms, Alfred Doerr, to gve, wll meet at the schoolhouse Eobert Parsls, all of Hllsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Bayer, of Hllsdale, *? O. J. OoWegh, Mrs. J. w Brown, M follows: To obtan an opnon from on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, were among the guests to attend the ^ ^ ^Sf ' D - Ackerman the Attorney General, "yes," Cofod, when plans for ts carryng out wll be brthday celebraton on Saturday eve- and H. Partrck. Hammersten, Swartwout, Terry; "no," consdered. Brown-Boyd nng, gven n honor of Mss Florence Gustave Meyers won the non-play-1 qooper, Hall, Keesey and Smonson. Gcldbach, of Westwood. ' ers' prze, and Mss Florence Kevtt Presdent Dure then cast the decdng A successful dance -was sponsored, Tle nome Mr. and Mrs. Ernest won the prze for domnoes. vote, "no." last week by the young people of Pas-1 Bdwell, of, Demarest avenue, Hllscack Grange, gven n the Grange da e. was the scene of a pretty wed- Mrs. E. Gundlack, of Westwood, atlucky wnner of both the raffle prze gaged n a heated verbal tlt wth Ed- Mrs. J. Ackerman and her mother, Mrs. E. Hague, of Westwood, was the After the meetng, John Hartleb en- Hall, Woodclff Lake. About 5 couples \ dmg last Sunday evenng, when Mss tended a brthday celebraton on Wed- and the door prze, a most unusual wn Hall, the former scorng the latattended and enoyed the dancng to Mldred Boyd, daughter of Mr. and nesday at Mrs. E. Van Emburgh s home occurrence. attractve musc furnshed by a popu- ^g. R. Boyd, of Dument, became the cn Yesler Wav ' Hllsdale. lar orchestra. Mss Joan Horskey, of brlde o f Arthur Brown, son of Mrs.; Wooclff Lake, agan very ably planned! Mary Brown, of Park street, Hllsdale. all the arrangements of the affar. TtLe home was beautfully decorated for the festve occason wth palms and \ meet at the schoolhouse on Tuesday ~ h?^ L ranged evenng, by February t-he 3, at 8 o'clock. A whte"weddng toeltwas" suspended n very Mss specal Grssomprogramme commttee has n been charge. were marred. wll llustrate negro ar- the Rev_ center, H# N_ under smth, whch of Hllsdale the Methsongs and musc, and talk on Class oast churcll; performed the ceremony. couple Musc. Sldes wll be shown on the precedng the ceremony, Mrs. Henry new movng pcture machne purchas-1 Hller, of Westwood, sang "O Promse ed by the Assocaton for the use of Me," and also played the Weddng the school. Ths meetng wll take March. the place of the regular February The brde was attred n a beautful meetng, due the followng day, and an Montvale The Parent-Teacher Assocaton wll fl nwprt; An nrrhwav was arranged at l _.. An echcqf recen(. accdent u «u.. u., L up n Recorder Puvogel's court on Monday evenng, when a Nyack lawyer, representng Mss Sarah Bornoff, who was nured n the accdent, appeared and announced that sut wll be brought to recover damages for hs clent. f^g*ttv he» a b^ * tran were n collson, Calls tor tckets for the Polce Department dance on February 11 are comng n to such an extent that t gown of whte duchess satn ancl car- was found necessary to prnt a second evenng sesson s held to enable, *. _* ^-^...,..... to f h red a bouquet of whte carnatons. to fathers to attend. t s hoped they Attendng her as mad of honor was SUppy ppy demand. turn cut n goodly number. All ndustry as«3 No Play ndustry s a vrtue, but t s only -one of the vrtues ; unllumlnated ndustry makes a flull dog. Amercan.Magazne. J4LLSDALE CHURCHES Methodst Epscopal Church sjrev. HAROLD V SMTH. Mnster!E. Hllsdale and Magnola Aves.,9:3ff;A: M.r-nSunday school. 1:45 A. M. Mornng worshp. 7-. P. M. Epworth League Ser 7;41> P.. H- Evenne worshp. Holy Trnty Epscopal. Church E. Hllsdale and Magnola ATCS.! U:45 A. M. Church school. 11: A. M. Mornng prayer and sermon, ; \ St. John's R. C. Church REV. C. CORCORAN. Prest West Hllsdale Avenue ^>rr<rt3v masses S and 1 A. AS, Sunday school after frst mass. Brown, sster of the groom, who was gowned n yellow satn and carred pnk snapdragons and whte sweet peas; also a brdesmad, Mss Bdna Bdwell, a nece of the groom, who was charmng n an orchd satn dress, carryng a bouquet of yellow snapdragons and sweet peas. The brde was gven n marrage toy, her torather-n-law, Ernest Bdwell. The groom was attended toy hs young brother, George Brown, of Hllsdale. Durng the evenng a photograph was taken of the weddng group. Followng the ceremony a recepton was held for 4 guests, relatves and close frends of the happy couple, and an elaborate weddng supper was served. A huge weddng cake, very beautfully decorated, wth a tny brde and groom on the top, furnshed a fttng:centerpece on the table. Mr. and Mrsl BrcrsTO wll resde n Hllsdale, and be at Borne to ther frends after February T. The couple receved many beautful gfts" for ther future home.. Guests attendng ncluded Mr. and Mrs. E. Bdwell, Mss E'. Bdwell. and George Bdwell, Mrs. M. Brown, Mss L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. C. Goodel, Mr. and Mrs. R. Boyd, Mr, and Mrs. S. Blcfem. Mr and Mrs. H. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ludwg, Mr. and Mrs. H. 33Tler, Mrs,"-V.' Johnson, Mr. and Mrs: K. Evdently the communty realzes ths as a worthy cause, and s respondng eagerly to the letters of nvtaton sent out a few days ago, askng the publc to help n securng materals for buldng the new polce booth. C. C. Marggraff, John Barnett and Mss J. Pattson were n charge of arrangements. Park Rdge ter for hs stand durng the meetng. The refreshments conssted of -clelecus salad and sandwches, wth coffee and cakes, and was thoroughly enoyed by all present, due thanks beng extended to the P.-T. Assocaton for provdng the repast and to the ndvduals who prepared and served the meal. LOCAL ARTSTS HAVE PANTNGS ON VEW The Johnson Bros, store, opposte" 1 the postoffce on Park avenue, wll be removed to ts former locaton on Man street, as announced m an advertsement elsewhere.,. ^ _. _ Mss Prances Keffer and Mss Sara....,,, ' Hess, of Hllsdale,.are exhbtng sev- f Monday you want wll to be know Groundhog whether Day, the wnter s nearng an end or not, ust and eral canvasses the annual exhb- ton of the Natonal Assocaton of Women Panters and Sculptors, whch watch the weather between noon and s now toeng held at the Fne Arts 1 o'clock on that day. Buldng n New York Cty. These local artsts are dstnctly honored 1 n Offcers Salmone, Bower and Abele havng ther work accepted for ths appeared ths week n new style unforms whch are very natty. Each has exhbton. One of Mss Keffer's pctures s a strkng study of colorful a specal desgn on the shoulder of the coat, woven n gold brad, readng, petunas and phlox, whle Mss Hess "Park Rdge Polce, N. J." exhbts a landscape enttled, "The Ramapo Valley." A brthday party was gven last Saturday evenng at the home of Mrs. H. falng source of amusement when pre- "Nothng But the Truth," that un- Naden, of Montvale, n honor of her sented toy amateurs, s to be gven by daughter nza, by a group of her school the Junor Class of Park Rdge Hgh chums of Park Rdge Hgh School School, n the audtorum on Wednesday evenng, February 18, wth a cast The evenng was spent playng games and- enterng amusng contests, and whch s now rehearsng the play. musc and dancng contnued untl a late hour. A delcous touffet supper Rev. Harry C. Handy on Sunday was served. Those who were present mornng preached hs fnal sermon as were Dorothy Brockmeyer and Andrew pastor of the local Congregatonal Knbaeher, of Hllsdale; Edth HSo-rskey, Lllan Hoogland, Artur Nelson on February 1. He remans n town church, hs resgnaton takng effect and Ella Hollenbeck,- of Wopdcllff at present, and has not announced Lake; Vrgna and George Jepson, of hs future plans. The pulpt of the ' had Oradell; Howard Baenr, Lloyd and church'wll for the present be suppled le Darwn Mead, of Park Radge; Ferdnand Daz, Henry Naden and James gaton wll later select a pastor. by canddates from whom the congre- Hallett, of Montvale. Perods of Remorse Remorse goes to sleep durng a prosperous perod, wrote Rousseau, and wakes up n adversty. Much Coffee Drank, The per capta consumpton of coffee'n the Unted States s estmated Anythng s latole to happen n the experence of the volunteer freman. After an hour and a half of work on Monday evenng to extrcate hs horse from a marshy locaton on hs farm on the East Sde, Frank Anderson asked polce ad. Chef Salmone promptly called-out the Fre Department, whch, went wth cne. pece of apparatus and succeeded n gettng the anmal safely nto ts. stall agan. METHODST CHLDREN TO GVE OPERETTA An operetta enttled, "A- Rose Dream," wll be.gven toy 51 chldren of Hllsdale Methodst Sunday school, h the church on Frday evenng, January 3..,J- The producton s to be staged under drecton, of lfts. C. L. Smonson. The proceeds are to beneft the Wllng Workers organzaton. Tckets can toe from door ' fhe members, or Nettng Seems Permanent The fundamental propostons of economcs are now beng challenged, and the reputatons of modern authors shft n value lke stocks n Wall Street, AnKM'fnn Mngnzne. ce- Cream's "Seaoo" The open season for ce cream eatng n the Unted' States s from to October, udgng by m!k ton fgures.. -., WRTES CARNAT Book By T. A. Weston, of Hllsdale, Wll Soon Be Publshed. T. A. Weston, of Hllsdale, left lor Pttsburg, Pa., on Tuesday nght, co attend the 39th annual show and conventon, of the Amercan Carnaton. Socety, whch.opened at the Wllam Penn Hotel on Wednesday, and contnued through the followng day. ncdentally, Mr. Weston has recently completed a new book on Carnatons> whch hs frm, the A. T. de la Mare Co, wll.publsh shortly. Ths book was wrtten at the urgent request of many growers n varous parts of the country, there havng been no such work avalable snce Mr. Weston was at one tme Secretary of the Brtsh Carnaton Socety, and because of hs ntmate knowledge of the subect and hs popularty as a wrter n florst trade crcles, he was prevaled upon.to fll the gap. t may also be mentoned that Mr. Weston's wrtngs are equally popular n amateur gardenng crcles, though lack of tme prevents hs dong much, n ths drecton; he has, however, been prevaled upon to contrbute regularly to New Jersey Gardens, a ournal that has made great strdes as an all gardenng monthly snce t "was started a year ago. At the New York Florsts' Club meetng recently, Mr. Weston was rea-pponted for the seventh tme, charman of the Essay and Lecture Commttee. He was also recently elected a member of the New Jersey Florsts' Assocaton at Newark; at both meetngs he was a speaker and as-usual he provded some humor. ;,' " He has been asked to speak at the specal garden club meetng arranged by the New Jersey Nurseryman's Assocaton on February 5, at the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, at r '2 : '5?. M. The New Jersey nurserymen are'holdng ther. annual wnter meetng on that and the followng 'date, and "have set asde the afternoon of the frst day as a publc sesson oper to all.nterested n gardenng. Mr Westo wll speak on "Volas and Prmroses", and, wll be supported by a colleague who wll dsplay a seres of sldes of famous gardens n several countres. European THREE NOVELS ARE REVEWED AT MEETNG The Lterature Department of WestwoDd Woman's Club met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mss Dasy Bate, of Westwood. Mrs. D. W. MeClan was h charge of the programme of modern fcton. "Dodsworth," by Snclar Lews, was revewed by Mrs. C. J. vmey; "Rogue Herrcs," toy Hugh Walpe, revewed by Mrs. MeClan, and Mrs. F. C. Walker revewed "The Woman of Andros," by Thornton Wlder. Afternoon tea was served at the concluson of the programme. The nomnatng commttee, recently apponted, met on Tuesday evenng at the home of the charman, Mrs. F. E. Moll. The commttee conssts of Mrs. S. A. Smth, Mrs. W. J. MacKenze, Mrs. J. Musson and Mrs. R. Armour." The charman wll gve a report atthe February club meetng of canddates selected for the offces for Frst Vce Presdent, Correspondng Secretary, Treasurer, and- three Trustees. On Tuesday, February 3, at 2:3 P. M., the February meetng of the Musc Department wll convene at the home of Mrs. J. A. Beuerlen, Mountan avenue, Westwood. The programme wll consst of professonal talent. ~ v. Our Classfed Columns Brne Results TALOR CLEANER HERMAN WESS Furs Repared ^ BEMODELEB AN» GLAZED PAEK STSEET JHASDALE Tel. Westwcod ; ; Real Estate and nsurance Agency for Queen nsurance Co. Mrs. A. J. Hggns HLL&DALE, NEW JERSEY Phone Westwood 92 ENTER THE BOCC TOURNAMENT * NOW UNDER WAX AT: THE ' VLLA MARCHSO HUXSDALE MANOR, N.J. 8 Tel. Westwood 773 > B. Sartor Constructon Co. General Contractors MASON and CONCRETE WOODCUFF LAKE, N. J. P. O. Box 123. Tel. Westwood 155S

5 PAGE TVE HELLSDALE PAGE FVE SCHOOL REMOVAL JOB GVEN LEWS [Westwood Contractor Awarded Work Although Bd Was Not Lowest. PART OF BOARD'S PLAN Educaton Members Want to Help Releve Local Unemployment Stuaton. The Westwood Board of Educaton, takng the frst step n ts promse to favor local help, awarded the contract for the removal of the old Lncoln buldng to Wllam Lews, of West- LOUS RUCKNER BREAKS SHOULDER The recent sudden fall of snow over the cy underground was responsble for several mnor accdents through people fallng. The most serous accdent reported happened, to Lous Ruckner, when he slpped and fell as he was about to enter the Parkway Restaurant on Wednesday mornng, breakng hs left shoulder. He was taken to Hackensack Hosptal. later n the mornng' and receved treatment. The shoulder was set, and latest reports ndcate he- s.now on the road to recovery. NVESTGATON OVER MNUTES Assocaton Proposes to Look nto the Matter of the Mssng Records. CONVENTONDAY TO BEBG EVENT Fremen Already Enthused Over Great Occason Due Later Ths Year. THOUSANDS EXPECTED Westwood Wll Be Jammec Wth Crowds for Great Event. -.. _ Elaborate plans are beng lated to make the N. J. & N. Y. Volunteer Fremen's conventon and parade, whch s to be staged ths year n Westwood, a red letter event that wood, at an adourned meetng on wll stand out to the hstorc credt of Wednesday of last "week. Mr. Lews' bd was $58. W-estwood, and the Westwood Fre Department as the perfect host, for years Bddng 'was sprted,. sxteen contractors submttng prces. The low-mssng- mnutes of sxteen meetngs of Chef Karl Robbns at a meetng of < An nvestgaton s to be made of the to come. Ths was revealed by Fre est bdder was Wllam Van Kuern & the Westwood Mayor and Councl the Fre Department last week, n' a son, of East Newark, whose bd was speech n wmcl1 he durng 1929, whch was dscovered fol- outlned the delowng the repeal of the polce ord- taus f the preparatons for the event, $125. The hghest told amounted to $1957, and was submtted by Charles nance passed at one of the mssng G. Myers, of Hackensack. mnutes meetngs. The nvestgaton Mr. Lews wll begn wreckng the old s to be made by an organzaton of "buldng ths weekend, and assured the, Westwood, and a specal commttee Board of Educaton that local men wll has been apponted for the task. be employed as workmen. Ths commttee has been charged The Lncoln buldng s beng rempv- wth the solemn duty of makng an,ed to dear the ground for the. erecton nvestgaton of the sxteen mssng of a brck addton early ths sprng, mnutes, and to fnd out why an attor- The wreckng of the buldng marks ney, sttng as a member of the Counthe passng of an old landmark, and ol at.the tme (J. P. Bratt beng the many, resdents wll vew ts departure person referred to, who was a Counclman then), and why Ernest Weller, wth sentmental sghs of regret, recallng that t was n that old buld- sttng as a pad Borough Attorney, ng that they receved then- educaton allowed such procedure to take place -ks chldren.. at sxteen dfferent meetngs. t was erected some 4 years ago, - The organzaton authorzng the nland n the early days was the man- vestgaton s the newly formed Tax-.schpol for the Borough. Of late years the buldng was the -storm center of the constant struggle for" ncreased school space and facltes,.and attempts to have "t condemned as unsafe were numerous of late. payers' Assocaton of Westwood, wth F. J. Zmmermann as ts charman, and the acton was taken at a regular meetng of the Assocaton held ths week. and named the varous commttees. The fremen vew the fact that Westwood s the desgnated-place for. the! CHLD COASTNG KLLEDBYTRUCK Montvale Man s Held On Techncal Charge of Manslaughter. PLAYNG N DRVEWAY One Chld Escapes As Other Sldes nto Path of Heavy Vehcle. t Precedng north on North ost across the New York state lne on t las been estmate! tha & Tuesday last week, a truck of P-. S. ** deaths from tuberculoss cost y Saunders' woodworkng factory of & the people of the Unted States % Montvale, ran over and klled 5-yeaold John Albert Kennedy, who coasted *t* * tt: Sl,5,O a year. from the drveway of hs parents resdence nto the path of the truck, whch «en natve wld flowers, rather $ X -Most of the states have clos- was drven -by Perry E. Saunders, son X than cultvated varetes, for * of the propretor of the woodworkng < ther state flowers. :» establshment. The Kennedy lad. was at play accompaned by 1-year-old Clara Hrsch, whose home s on the opposte sde of HAPPY THOUGHTS the street, and as the two came, on pcture of the possbltes of the conventon that fred the entre Department wth flames of enthusasm that they ntend to keep fanned and wll not put out untl-the eventful conventon day dawns n md.-summer. Thousands of vstors wll be n Westwood on that day, and t s planntd to furnsh actvtes that wll keep them nterested and amused durng ther entre vst. sleds down -the nclne whch led conventon as an opportunty for them * e street, the grl saw the: truck to gve to Westwood a reputaton that approachng and -by y an effort escaped p wll carry a benefcal nfluence throughout Northern New Jersey and herself, companon's tout was sled, unable and t to ran stop nto her the lower New York. path of the rear wheels of the heavy n a very able, clear and sprted address, the new Westwood Chef en- Saunders, who was proceedng at a vehcle. thused the fre boys and gave them a moderate speed, dd not see the coaster untl the sled dashed out from the prvate drveway nto the road, and mmedately swung the truck's front wheel to one sde and came to a standstll, as the sled struck the rear wheel. Saunders pcked the tooy up and carred hm nto the house, and then hurred to hs father's establshment and told hm what had happened. The fatter at once notfed the Pearl Rver polce, and young Saunders met Chef Kennedy and returned to the scene of Ar nterestng feature of ts wreck-] by; some as beng a serous matter, and Meantme an alarm had been sent ng wll be the openng of the corner- >y others t s vewed as a -techncal part n ths work, and many other organzatons and ndvduals wll be en- msapprehenson that he was seekng out fox hs apprehenson, under the box, whch contans papers, data, oversght on the part of the members cons and other relcs that wll doubtless reveal nterestng chapters of ton draws near. lsted as the tme for the of the Mayor and Councl of 1929, who conven- to avod responsblty for the oceurserve and gve much of ther tune rence..-school and local hstory of the tune grats. The ncdent was sezed upon! Mayor Rngrose has been made: the [ Taken by a State Trooper before when the buldng was erected. ; mmedately by certan factons as a honorary charman of the man executve commttee, wth Fre Commsncal charge of manslaughter n the Justce Ball-, of Sprng Valley, a tech- possble loophole for declarng the polce ordnance as havng been lle- soner. J. Demarest, the offcers of thrd degree was made, and bal fxed EXEMPT FREMEN! galy passed, but the present Mayor the Fre Department consttutng the at $1, whch was furnshed by Lawrence Beckerle, who became Saunders' DSCUSS NEW L A W and Councl have refused to fght ther commttee members. of the work bondsman.,! sde of the polce fracason ths ground J The actve operaton Westwood Exempt Fremen's Attempts are also beng made To was started at the meetng^ when the W. held ts regular meetng on make the mssng -mnutes a vtal ssue ^ * mtrodtacedto a^laxge board whch has been nstalled A PARENTS' DECALOGUE Frday, January 16. Fve new mem- at te next looal Prmares and gen- oau&ar - Stembersh O ; era electon, and possble that a. the ^ e House that the u«^ van r e w taken n* H Stern 1 * *- ""* ' prn l plp^t.n-n nnn t s TWWKP tvn-h n.. " f ' ^ l r l S hssng mnutes slate may enter the : m the.doremus, Karl Robns, Henry ous commttees lsted, wth the names The chldren's bureau of the Department of Labor at Washngton has of the charmen prnted on t..and John Morrs. few - : have been reserved for flng Spaces.Several matters were dscussed, the! n the mdst_of the hub-bub, the exanost mportant beng the new- rulng planaton of the mssng mnutes has. ^ft^ ments for parents -n-hch read as of all compled the followng ten command- letters pertanng to the conventon, proper commttee head, so «of the State n reference to the fre- ' remaned a smple one smply the' though they were wrtten by some that all nformaton wll be avalable men's relef, whch took effect on Jan- \ oversght of an overworked stenonary 1 of ths year. Ths rule has grapher, who was, n a busness way, sensble parent rather than a chldless spnster. been changed to lmt the number of btng off more then he could chew, members of a.fre Department ac- consequently the mssng mnutes got cordng to the ponulaton of the com- bured n the unchewed* cud of the the and munty n whch the Department muncpal cow- that passed away on the ^ c ^ m ^ ^' e ^ l p^v^m^er! operates, and for admsson to the De- mornng of January 1, 193. : ^ ^» - ;partment any applcant must undergo an examnaton by a regstered doctor: _.,, vwf * ton of effort. :before beng admtted. The town offl- LULAL rjlylnl <ca-ls are requred to appont a local: START- AERO CLUB FURTHER F A C T S doctor for ths purpose. ; - A T A, T~ T T - These changes are of such mport-; T^ young-.bloods of Westwood have A5UU LHAUAU^UA Keep cool. Speak n a quet voce. Keep promses, good or bad. Tell and act the truth to your chldren. Commend the chld when you are pleased. The 1931 Chautauqua wll be held n ;ance, a ont meetng of-the Westwood; taken t tbe ar_ T]le Black Cat ply_ Break bad habts by encouragng.belef ;d.ay evenng and the for Beard the purpose of Fre of Offcers becom- [ club ng club as nc purchased of W estwood, duly reg- 1 new, good ones. ng "was famlar held at wth the Fre the House changes on n Mon-[ ths Sp s - ere( as a corporaton last week. The; * ne P^'' 1 Or traner plane and has leased contnung Bdge three Hgh days. School More audtor- than 3 raw. Where heretofore the method o* " a' Great Lakes um grolmd at T-eterbcro where a hangar -Persons,. begnnng representng Thursday, outstandng February men! 5, Do net gve n to temper tantrums ; entrance to a Department and the s b8ng buut. A tral trp was made! and women of Montvale, Woodcln J or J wh!nn gnore them. procedure for recevng relef for n- ; by menbers on Thursday evenng,',-_>- Lake -_--. and _..,_ Park ^.- Rdge, J, have guaranteed ^ ured fremen was rather haphazard, t^e ^oup soarng over New York C : ty ts fnancal success. The guarantors; Provde thngs wanted only She new law creates a new system for. and surrou ndng terrtory. " have decded that all proceeds above the chld s quet, happy and polte..keepng a complete record of all pro-; ntaton fees have been set at $15,' actual expenses wll be contrbuted to tlas local cee-dngs, not only n the localty of and several applcatons have, already: fund for unemployed. The; Do not say "Yes" one tme and ;the. Department, but n the State as been xece ve3. The organzaton s to; amount wll depend upon the number t 'Xo" another about the same thng. vwell. "Westwood, accordng to the new law, ; be non-pront makng.! o tckets sold. :s over the quota permtted by law, and Frank Lcoms was elected Presdent At 3 o'clock the afternoon of Thurs- Decde what thngs are mportant therefor, two of the companes wll of the - r and" club; Eaward"~ster Mr Stewart, Vce 'secretary. Pres-' Quartette day. February wll gve 5, the one Royal of ther Hawaan) charm- d see they are done, bat do not nag not be permtted to ncrease ther, and.dward xster, secretary, _ programmes and te heard agan about a multtude of lttle thngs.- membershp, whereas the thrd com- o pany, beng under the quota, wll be' and Treasurer. Two other members! corporaton are Vncent Moore' the evenng when Judge Frank Capper's Weekly. - Brooke" Ward. Vncent Moore s Travers, noted lecturer, wll speak on -permtted to ncrease- ts membershp. a lcensed plot- and the other offcers "Crme and Crmnals." SOME EXAGGERATONS A. B. Wlson presded at the regular - are to;, become plots as soon as ther Frday afternoon the play, "Mrs. -. meetng of the Exempts n the absence of the Presdent, James E. Dem- _^, followed by unor ChautauqUa. n Amercan college that have become examnatons and tests are completed, Plmpton's Husband," wll be gven-,' Here are a few thngs about the a-rest. slghtly exaggerated: The much mooted queston of tax " "WHAT'S N A NAME?" axempton was dscussed and wh be The wdth of the trousers of most.'taken up wth the proper offcals. Early Brd, Flal.-" college freshmen. LOCAL ATTORNEY WEDS ;VA BROOKLYN G RL,-,L. Logan, attorney who recently opened offces -n Westwood, was marred *'on- Sunday to Sylva Coron, of Srooklsh. The weddng took place n New JXp-rk Cty, and was followed by a recepton at the home of the brde's ^parents n Brooklyn..., The young couple left- mmedately folffwng the -recepton for "a. honeym@o.n- -trp-; by automoble through the...southern States. "Upon ther return ^"t^ey plan to take up housekeepng n "WfeStwood. ' ' - ^;»fcarol" and "Hymn" ts--3s=-hard.to arav a' lne'between a ca^ol-and a hymn. A- carol may be sad to be a sons «* relgous oy. A ]ymn 'may be ths, but t may also carry a dstnct, r.nte nf smlnpss. dea an Old One John Duton's Athenan Mercury, bega n 1GSU, was smlar to the Queston and answer department of modern perodcals. - Fsh's Many Namas The sunlsh s known n varous localtes as the pondfsh, tctneco box, )U:p:n scod nn! cves. Blues, N. C. Hefln, Ala. Ext, Texas. Nelle's Apron, Ark. Eyebrow, Sask. Affnty, W. Va. Lower Greasy, Ky. Mutt, Va.. Bug Hll. N. C. Drab. Ark. All. va. Lttle Toby. Pa. Lzzevlle. Ala. Errata. Mss..,-;;;,- ; * Turnout. N. T. Kansas Cty Tmes. Earlest Trade Journal The frst trade ournal n the country, was the New York 1'rees Currant, starlet! n 1~'X. the evenng another play, "Old Crusty" wll be gven;- n. both Robert Blayloch wll star;- through specal permsson-of the Schubert management. Ths s the frst personal appearance on any - hautauqua crcut of ths great chap" acter actor. The frst p^ay s a comedy, the second a pomedy drama. Both are sde-splttng, and the latter s guaranteed to sweep Park Rdge ust as t swept Broadway. ' Saturday's programme s one of the best of the seres, when Fechtl's Fve Swss Serenaders wll present, n conuncton wth other features, both afternoon and evenng programm.es. These clever muscans are Vctor Recordng artsts, and some of ther latest releases wll be heard. Help a good cause. Buy your tckets now rom any at the numerous guarantors.... Stck to Opnons t carres too great an mputaton of gnorance, lghtness or folly for men to qut and renounce tenets presently upon tne offer of an argument whch they cannot mmedlately answer. Locke. "Fckle Multtude" The word "mob" s a contracton of lfe- Latn "moble vnlgs" meanng "ldde multtude." t came nto use n Er.trJnn,-! -,s a shns term KOCSR tme T>r>;*.v^n tln ros: of C;ar!t-s and t!-.e ovt>:',!]:!),.- of Jarr.es. The number of grls kdnaped from Smth college. The beauty of the annual ce queen at Dartmouth. The harm that a course n psychology can do. The number of college graduates who have become bond salesmen. The absent-mndedness of college professors. SCRAPS tt Venezuela s buldng ts frst X > cvl avaton feld. > t ~~ t X The surgeon fsh gets ts name *s* > from the sharp lancetlke spnes «X near ts tal. % X More than half the lnens ex- * V ported from reland are sent Xv..,.. _ -, ^ ^ w.. X Youth Found n New York Cty and Taken Back To Orange County. ^ ^,. Alfred Mnutola, who wth James Zabrske, was captured by State Troopers near Mddletown, N. Y., last JThe_AzJecs of Mexco made a X month, and sentenced to sx months "* from the botetl f n Orange County al at Goshen, favored as a trusty by the Sherff, whch.... -ff--- " T> Confdence he rewarded by takng leg Dce used by Egyptans n ^ bal on January 6, was taken- nto cus- at hs mother's home n New York *** Queen Cleopatra's tme are ex- J»-tody hbted at the Feld Huseum n v Oty on "Wednesday of last week,.»n4 turned over to the Orange Cou2*" f**' \ortes. _. t t_ L When the whne s n,, the wt s out.. Ths s the day of the survval of the flttest. The dog s a frend of man untl hs wfe buys one." ' Gve a man crealt for anythng and he wll take t. Pettcoat government s when a woman wears the trousers. Marrage s the only lottery that has not Been declared llegal. Plenty of people have a good am n lfe, but they don't pull the trgger. f you can't see the brght sde, polsh up the dark one and look at t. Many a man nowadays s so hard np that the only thng he can rase s hs hat. Some people thnk sympathy s so precous that they reserve t all for themselves-. A woman goes not often rate her husband very hgh, but usually at great length. About the only tme a motorst cannot blame the other fellow s when he runs nto debt. People wll often gve three cheers for somethng for whch they would not gve anythng else. NEW NVENTONS To keep a soft hat n shape a brace to be nserted n the sweat band las been nvented. A tool has been nvented to slghtly roughen typewrter rollers to prevent paper slppng. A transparent leather has been nvented n England for clothng and several other purposes. A motor operated wheel ear that occupants can control has been nvented n Germany for nvalds. A spray nozzle that can be mounted on a pole has been nvented for pantng hgh surfaces wthout the use of a ladder. An altmeter to be nserted n the nstrument board of an automoble has been desgned to show a drver how far le s above sea level or to show the heght of one place above another. The msanthropc qualtes of col- Borrow trouble and you wll have lege deans. t to lend. The popularty among students of Joan - Crawford, trench coats, nterlnear translatons, D. H. Lawrence, Helen Kane's vctrola records, gn, ukuleles, Netzsche, strped sweaters, ana H. L. Mencken. Kansas Cty Unted States Frst No such, executve as "Presdent" as the head of a naton had ever exsted untl proposed ard adopted by the Unted States. Some Never Reach t The age of dscreton s the one at whch you dscover the rghteous are cot all on one shl& Capper's Weekly. WE SPRNT TO AVOD Women who have been recently operated upon. People wth nothng but statstcs at ther fnger-tps. Lttle busness men who have ust put over bg deals. People who tell what they got over the rado last nght.. Free thnkers who try to sell us what they.thnk at hgh cost. Salesmen who are workng ther way through college. Pathfnder Magazne. JBES AND JABS The bare truth s not always a thng of beauty. Whle watchng your enemes, be careful you are, not robbea by your, so-called frends., GREAT NSTTUTONS Lonmowers. ' ' Portcn swngs. Cabbage patches. Bobwre fences. Zabrsft*?, who had bee gven' hb lberty, s sad to have gven nforms ton whch enabled locatng the escaped ssleoner... The two were surprsed wth the lock of a gasolne staton located n an solated locaton on the outskrts of Mddletown, n ther possesson. They tred to escape n th«r car, but shots from the pursung Troopers caused Zabrske to stop, although Mnutola wanted to contnue the flght, and called hs companon "yellow" for gvng up so easly. MUSC PUPLS GVE ENJOYABLE CONCERT A muscal treat was enoyed by those who accepted the nvtaton to the concert gven by the pupls of Mss M. E. Woodruff and the Bergen Symphony Orchestra, at the Hgh School audtorum, Thrd avenue, Westwood, on Frday evenng, January 16. The programme was a long and vared one, and was prncpally performed by pupls of Mss Woodruff, whle the Bergen Symphony Orchestra, composed of many promnent ctzens who have banded together for the purpose of enoyng and ncreasng then- knowledge of orchestraton musc, played the orchestral numbers, wth the pupls takng part n these numbers. The players, both pupls and members of the orchestra, completely occuped the platform and were led by Mss Woodruff herself. Many numbers were these of the old masters, wth many present-day composers also ncluded. The programme conssted of French, German, Russan, Hungaran, Norwegan, Czecho-Slovakan, Englsh and Amercan compostons, played by the pupls. The dffcult peces were ably rendered, reflectng credt to the ablty of Mss Woodruff's coachng, and receved the plaudts of the audence by ther nsstence for encores. A feature of the concert was the demonstraton of Haydn, the great composer, who beng dssatsfed and ncensed at the ndfferent manner n the comng and. gong whle the performance was beng held, decded to teach them a lesson, and therefor as one left he was made to snuff hs candle, that beng the only method of lghtng n use n Haydn's tme, and upon the player's return to relght t agan. The "Farewell Symphony," by Haydn, was played by the pupls, asssted by the Symphony Orchestra, each havng a lghted candle before them, and whle "the number was beng played, frst one and then another would blow out hs candle and leave the platform, ths contnung unt:l, near the end of. the number, only a very few of the players remaned on the platform. Ths feature receved the enthusastc applause of the audence and was very greatly enoyed.. Another feature was the number by the Rhythm Orchestra, demonstratng the ablty of the younger chldren, n beatng a drum n rhythmc tune to the accompanment of ther leader's baton. Two exceptonal numbers on the programme, exceptonal to those who realzed the unusual ablty of the players, was the double fngerng by Leonard Bogert n hs performance o Kresler's "The Old Refran," on the voln, the other number beng a voln-'cello solo, played by Werner Besser, "A Day n Vence." The 'cello was larger than the boy hmself. At the concluson of the concert Mss Woodruff was made the recpent of a large bouquet of flowers, tendered her by her many muscal admrers and pupls. A photographer snapped a pcture of the performers at the concluson of the concert, whch began at 8:3, and lasted for several hours. Mss Woodruff s recevng hearty congratulatons for the great success of the concert. AH of the performers at the concert were dressed n attractve costumes, most of whch portrayed dfferent perods represented by the varous composers whose, works were used n the rectal.. European Cheese Consumers France anl the Netherlands lead n the per capta consumpton of cheese, each person n both countres averagng 13.5 pouncls'annually. "Germany s next wth a consumpton of.5 pounds pe; capta.. Rfles Frosn England Durng the Cvl war the Unted States bought over 428, Enfeld rfles from Great Brtan. These were of models datng from 1SHS omvn-.-rs- Tley' were of.577 calhcr and nsp(.5s. calpf-.t'n-ffl St:>'<«.- / rv:<!::;ps. Early Patrots Two Presdents of the Unted Stntos were sgners of the Declaraton of naegendenc&--john Adams and Tl-.nnss Jefferson. Washngton ;>:u! "lalshn sgned the Co:".p!::u,':;«n,

6 PAGE SS THAT MAGC MLLNERY LETTER ( by D. J. Walsl.1 ELLA DOOLTTLE always reaa the Reporter on Frday mornng wmle she was eatng her breakfast. Between mouthfuls of cereal, sps of tea and nbbles of hot buttered toast she culled the latest gossp of town affars and medtated upon fresh attractons offered n the advertsng. Strawberres at 25 cents a basket, green onons and grated horseradsh they were all there n plan sght on that page whch was uppermost as the paper lay dsregarded besde Ella's plate. For Ella was absorbed n the letter that she had found n her mal box along wth the Reporter. Asde from blls for lght, telephone and water, EUa's mal was lght. She was no hand to wrte letters herself and when one s delnquent n ths respect one's frends are apt to be. Ths mssve was at once a surprse and a delght, for t was wrtten n a manly hand on elegant pale rose paper. t began: "My dear Mss Doolttle" and was sgned "Tours, most cordally, Georges LaKnne," n between was, sandwched the nformaton that Mr. LaKnne had opened a French mllnery sbop at No. 7 Man street and. that he would be ready to welcome hs frends at nne that a de[cous str " p, mature, bosom. ^ g g French, mllnery r. before been on sale n that..^own.-.man.-mllner was certanly fp^^... And..the name t.-thrlled a;; s.omelqw >.. lke ths personal.? letter. :;;She. was:sure that she had been marked for specal- attenton. > And, she : resolved to. go to the -sale as.bdden..-? -.-. t: was exactly three mnutes to -nne'when-ella tred the door handle at No. 7 Man street. t turned and she-entered. Faryland opened before her. The old' place, whch had been used varously as an offce, store and repar shop for automoble tres, was transformed. A green velvet rug covered the uneven floor, the walls were hung wth green, aganst whch mrrors flashed ther charmng reflectons. Tolet tables wth chars before them tempted one to be seated. There were flowers everywhere, pnk roses, artfcal of course, n long-handled baskets and caught up n garlands. But the real beauty lay n the hats and the accompanyng hat boxes. There were only half a dozen of these creatons. Ella's glance fell upon a blue one and she felt suddenly as f she had acqured a hgh blood pressure. That blue hat was ust the hat she had always been seekng and had not up to ths nstant found. Green velvet hangngs at the back of the shop parted and she turned from the hat to stare at the most amazng young. man she had ever seen. He was tall, slm, dark n a lustrous way hs black eyes sparkled, hs whte teeth flashed, hs dusky har gleamed lke wet pant. Ella fet now as f she were walkng backward nto her seventeenth year, for here was the grlsh dreams, the manly vson that had made her flng ugly, fathful Herbert Potter nt* the dscard. He had a way wth hm, ths Mr. Georges LaKnne. Frst thng she knew Ella was s; tng before one of the vanty tables wth a kndly lght behnd her and thut azure dream completely coverng Jle few gray hars that had strayed nto her rather oldfashoned coffure. "Tou you don't thnk t's a trfle too too " she choked over the rest, "too young for me?" Georges shook hs handsome had postvely. "t s perfect! Avec beaucoup de chc for madame " "How much s t?" faltered Ella. "Ffty dollars, madam." "Ff " Ella umped and then set-.tled down weakly. She had never fpad Mss Smpkns more than $5 for :» lat n all her born days. Of course. ;.ste could afford t by skmpng on chcken and cream and other thngs -for the rest of the season. And one bllng was certan there wouldn't be : another hat n town lke t, for no.other woman eould afford to have one. Fve mnutes later Ella was on ner way home wth her prze reposng n ;:» gorgeous hat box, specally desgned..she was so grateful to Georges that ushe had been almost tempted to ask! hm to dnner, bat perhaps that wouldn't have been seemly, as she "Jved alone. She blushed at the -thought. At 2:3 that afternon Ella Doolttle.came out of her house wearng all her best clothes and the new hat. She vsyas goftg *o the meetng of the wom- :an's <el'ut> and she was gong late n lorder to make, a sensaton. Her head, vas - very hgh as she was ushered Jnto the doable parlors where Mrs. Hoag,: presdent as well as: hostess, Nwas conductng the meetng. A str ran among the dozen women present. nstantly.every eye-turned from Mrs. Hoag :to (fte late comer. nstantly,,als<>, JSl-a, snkng nto a char, was eflfe-y the fact-that every wom;n. frflr Mrs. Hoag, vlo.wns, of course bareheaded, was wearng a new hat Ella had come prepared to express her vews on the necessty of havng more trash baskets for the street corners, but every word of her carefully arranged speech fled from her bran..sm could only gaze n amazement at.mrs. Frank Jones' black leghorn, at Kdna Htt's tnsel bonnet, at old Jlrs- Pease's colorful turban. f they were al S5 t staggered her to tally up the total. At any rate, she knew that every hat there had passed through the clever hands of the enclantng young Frenchman. For Mss Smpkns, dear soul, could never, never Have even approached that rresstble "chc." Kla-canve away from the meetng u-th Mrs. Frank Jones and Edna Htt. "1 see you got a pnk letter lke the rest of us?" sad Edna. "s your hat really French or..ust a reproducton?*' '. -'' : '" " don't know what you mean." sad Ella. "The rest of us got the reproductons; they were really awfully reasonable and you can't hardly tell the dfference. George Lakn and hs wfe make them up n that back room " -"George Lakn >" gasped Ella. "Yes. Ddn't you recognze hm? dd frst thng. Why. you knew hs mother, Ella; she used to wash for you lke she dd for me and Mert SAND OK BOY WHO LOVED TRANS AXXY was sttng upon the floor, Dbuldng a rage house out of blocks when he heard a tran whstle. Wth a ump he was up, the blocks were knocked over, and he rushed across tle room, clmbed rght over hs mother's lap and was lookng out of the wndow. Xotlng n ths world -was so mportant to Danny as a tran. He had been on trans three tmes, too. Three dfferent tmes he had here. After she ded George struck out for hmself and he must have struck bg, for he's been to Pars and everythng. And he certanly knows hats." Ella was saved by the approach of a car that splashed up to the curb and stopped. Out of t peered Herbert Potter's plan, kndly faee. By Gong to the Wndow He Could "Get n and 'll take you all home," See the Smoke. he offered. "You c*n take Ella." sad Edna. taken trps wth hs mother and hs "We're gong n bere," and she pulled father. And the last two tmes hs lttle sster Elane had gone along, too. Mrs. Jones toward a door they were passng. The frst tme Elane had not gone Ella had no choce but to step n! because she had not yet arrved n the besde Herbert. She was a bt whte wor ldabout the mouth. But even though he had been on "Gee, but you look swell n that ; trans, he umped up every tme he hat," sad Herbert. "Takes me back J heard the whstle n the dstance. to that summer we used to go canoe- Then he could see from hs wndow ng together. Those were happy the smoke curlng up from the engne, tmes, Ella. s s your deal man stll dark and " "No, he sn't," snapped Ella. Then she laughed, for she was thnkng wth a thrll that maybe 5 wasn't too much to pay for a hat to be marred n. provded, of»course, that Herbert but she was sure of darlng old Herbert. Tolerance Not Strong- Pont Wth Amercans That Amerca s knder than Europe,! n the sense of purse-openng gener- osty, no one could deny. We care less about keepng our money than do the older trbes; partly because we actual- ly have more of t, partly because money n Amerca s stll more easly won.. We have not got wholly past the extravagance of the poneer wth an.1 unexhausted contnent at hs back. Ac- count for t as you lke, Amerca, n that physcal and practcal sense, s knder. We have known that, these many years. On the other hand, we have also! Snown that Europe s more tolerant. The average provncal European (who CTHE WHY of SUPERSTTONS B H. RVNQ K1NQ", MUGWORT a clld protects the chld from malara; and many say that a bunch of s the man who counts) s a less cen- that herb hung up n the house s a.-orous person than hs counterpart on general preventve aganst sckness. ths sde of the Atlantc. -! Ths belef n the magc vrtues of Amercan generosty s rather of the \ nngwort prevals not only n the heart than of the mnd; t s the frut ; Unted States and Canada, but s common all over northern and central of a sentmental mpulse qute foregn! to the European who. whate\ r er hs ' Europe, besdes beng known n Chna voce, s not a sentmentalst. The and Japan. But n contnental Europe, knd Amercan pours out hs kndness on the person whose plght touches hs does not touch hs sympathy he s \ adamant, for tolerant le s not. n France, for ths reason, the herb s The less alms-gvng European, on know as St. John's wort. n some the other hand, has treasures of ntel- places t s gathered on mdsummer lectual charty nch emphasze ou da' nstead of eve but the dea holds relatve poverty. Though he may not that t must be gathered at mdsummer. The mdsummer part of the su- upen hs pockethnok so readly, he wll make allowances! for the person whose! perstton, whch s the Key to t, appears to have been lost n crossng plght does not touch hs sympathy; ] he wll be less ready to condemn, offhand, what he does not understand. the Atlantc. Roughly speakng, that s the dfference between Amercan kndness and European tolerance. t follows that n : famne or u flood the Amercan backs you regardless; n a dfference of temperament or opnon or relgon or poltcs you are more at peace wth the ctzen of a European country. Katlerne FuHerton Gerould n Hnrrer's Magazne. Talke Durng hs last vst to England. 'aderewsk stayed for a short tme at fashonable hotel on the south coast. At the end of hs vst he was asked to wrte hs name n the vstors' book us usual. Paderewsk declned poltely enough t>!t wth a somewhat grm look that mght have served as a warnng to the propretor not to press hs request. The warnng, however, was unheeded OEOPLE versed n the lore of "roots 1 and yarbs" wll tell you that a wreath of mugwort about the head of whence we nhert the superstton, the mugwort, n order to be effectve, must be gathered on mdsummer eve the eve of St. John's day. n fact, The mugwort superstton s a remnant of sun-worshp. Mugwort was one of the plants supposed to become noculated wth the power of the sungod when he reached hs apoges of heght and power n the heavens. n Europe bunches of mugwort gathered at mdsummer are supposed to be a charm aganst wtchcraft, and German peasants put bunches of the plant among the corn to keep off rats and mce. The old Germans, when they bult ther mdsummer fres n honor of the sun, used to cast offerngs of mugwort nto them, thus castng away all ll luck. t s a curous fact that n Chna bunches of mugwort gathered at the same tme as n Europe mdsummer are hung n the house for the same purpose they are n Germany to keep the wtches away. And n Japan, when a house has been robbed n the nght, f they can dscover the foot- :n(] eventually Sr gnace yelded.! prnts of the thef they put mugwort Sezng a pen he dashed off the followngprt to "make hs feet sore," they on them to "cast a spell" on the cul- "Here the vstors talked whle say. Mugwort, then, s a plant beloved 'aderewsk played." of the sun-god and ts supersttous use s a sumval of sun-worshp. C<S). atcglure Newspaper Syndcate."» Chnese Sol lmpover»hed The sol of Chna through deforestaton has become exceedngly poor n great part. The transportaton facltes also are exceedngly prmtve and nadequate over the greater part of the country. For ths reason t s at the present tme more thckly populated on the coast. t remans to be seen whether scence can devse mproved agrcultural methods and transportaton facltes, whch would enme Chna to support ts rapdly ncreasng populaton. Washngton Cathedral Measurng from the exteror of the apse to the western entrance, the Washngton cathedral wll be 534 feet long. t wll have a total of 71, square feet. ts central tower wll be 262 feet hgh and the western towers wll be 195 feet hgh. The foundaton' stone, lad n 197, was brought from Bethlehem and s engraved wth' ths nscrpton: "The Word Was Made Flesh and Dwelt Among Us." and he could hear the nose of the tran. He couldn't see the tran from the house, but by gong to the wndow he conld see the smoke and he could hear t better, he felt qute sure, by beng a lttle closer to t. When he had traveled on trans he had gone wth hs daddy down to look at the bg engne when the tran was! stoppng any place for any length of tme.! Sometmes t stopped for ust a moment or two, and no one got out. Some people complaned of the tran and sad t made so many stops, but \ r. x : x x x x a x «X-SHHHKHC-X-X a x x How Constance * Bought a Car STF get my regular appontment," * ventured Alce Gage, teacher of 2B, "'and an ncrease n salary 'm gong to get a good fur coat. What are you gong to get?" she asked, turnng Danny couldn't understand such peo- ; to Constance, the newest of al the Pe- young teachers and by al means the They had talked to the engne drv- ; most attractve. er. He was sttng up n the engne ; lookng out of the funny lttle sde ; "'m gong to get a car," sad Uonstnce, and then looked a lttle sur- wndow or openng. Danny wasn't qute sure what t should be called, prsed at what she. had sad. and when he sad to the engne drver: : "Well, that's nce," sad Alce. "Do you call that a wndow?" the!"then you can take us al out vvtl engne drver had sad: "Call t anythng you lke, young fellow. You won't be hurtng my feel- you. And hope you won't be foolsh enough to go and get marred ths summer before you get your appontment. t's all rght to marry eventual- ngs." The engne drver had told hm ly, but honestly a grl can bave a lot about the lghts and the sgnals and of fun beny free for a few years wth what trans they would pass and how ; the good salary she gets nowadays." the locals stopped along the lne to J As the be.l thar summoned te pck up the people who were only go- ; teachers back to ther class rooms ng short dstances. sounded. Constance went on wth the The engne drver had told hm tran of thoughts that ths remark had many thngs, and Danny felt as ; started. There was Jm Lacy, back though, wth a lttle more help, he home. Jm was a full-fledged lawyer could almost run the tran, hmself. now, but wth nothng n the world to n fact, the engne drver had sad: start wth t would take qute a few "Why, you're learnng n no tme at years for hm to be earnng enough to all, all about t. wouldn't be sur- have much to offer a wfe. Constance prsed to hear you were runnng a f assured herself she hadn't any ntenton of lstenng to Jm's pleadngs tran before many years are past" Danny thought t would be sooner durng the summer. than that. So all that summer Constance kept Elane hadn't taken the least nter- [ Jm from proposng, though ths was est n trans. She had sat nsde n not an easy thng to aecomplsl. la her mother's lap and hadn't wanted to mdsummer she was notfed of her go out at all. permanent appontment. But then she was only a lttle grl, Then came the busy frst days of But he loved Elane. There!.was that> school. The younger teachers as tme when hs mother and dadsy had fortunate as Constance were all es- gone to a party, and a lady had come tablshed teachers now. n to stay wth them. Elane had not "'ve been to see about my fur coat lked the strange lady and had cred : already." sad Alce Gage. "1 suppose when she came nto the nursery. So! you'll De arrangng for yonr car," she Danny had told the lady that he'. sad, turnng fo Constance. "You can would look after Elane, and he had get t rght away f yon have a few promsed her ust loads of candy and ; hundred saved. Every one gets them ce cream as soon as he got some on the nstallment nowadays." money, and he had rocked her a lttle so she had fallen to sleep.. So t really seemed to Constance that there was nothng to do but to Stll he had cred a lttle at seeng start negotatons for a car. That afternoon she ordered t, and was gong Elane cry. He was very, very devoted to Elane. the followng afternoon to the savngs Only she ddn't care much for trans, bank to draw out the necessary That he couldn't qute understand.,' amount to start the negotatons. He went back to hs blocks when Thereafter she would have to pay seventy-fve dollars a month. After she the tran had gone by, and somehow he ddn't buld a house ths tme. He had made her monthly payment and started n buldng a freght yard n pad her board bll she would have whch he put hs trans. That was the ust enough to buy clothes and lttle best dea he had had yet. ncdentals. The very, very best t was nor untl she was on her CCopyrgt.} wuy to the bank the nest day that the f Unusual ncdents n the day's work of a New Jersey Servce Organzaton PAGE SX nwt trs n'' ro her ttat after she \\x\t\ totml! 'thp'-car she would have ro keep T somewhere. She spent several hours On the afternoons followng anrt fnally dscovered a not very convenent garage -where she could!;m»p mr car for ffteen dollars a month, 'flnt would mean a total of mnery rtofl.-rs a month. Constance dd some nure fgurng and decded that f KMP (ln't go to the moves or the theater and ddn't get any new hats she ( old manage. Then there was the confuson and exctement of learnng to drve her new car. The garage Hoy w'uo gave her nstructon of course had to be pnd. Meantme there had been the lcense for the car and nter her o^n lcense. Constance was becomng really Qute concerned. Then s;e began to drve, and she dscovered, us she had not thought to consder before, that cars need gasone to run, and gasolne costs money. A tttle more fgurng showed Constance flnt she wmfd have to do wthout any new shoes. She took some very om ones to the cobbler to be mended, and t was on the way back, wearng her last year's hat and lookng qute deected, that she chanced to see.lm. Jm, t turned out, had come oa from home expressly to see Constance. He suggested thar they go out to dnner together and then to the theater. t was after the theater on the way back fo Constance's room that Jm proposed, and Constance dd nothng to beep Mm from t. "1 wouldn't have flared to ask you to marry me ths summer," he sad. "But somehow aow you seem a lttle forlorn and lonely. Constance, couldn't we be marred very soon? Fm gettng along pretty well now." Constance tola Jm that she would marry hm n February f he wanted her to. ".lm," sad Constance, lookng a lttle frghtened, "do you thnk you could do somethng about my car,? don't want to spend any more money on t, because want to save now for my trousseau." 'That's great," sad Jm, "because one of the thngs came down here for was to see abont gettng a ear. Frst wanted to see about marryng you, then 1 wanted to see about gettng a nce rng, provdng you'd have me, and then 1 wanted to buy a ear so's 'd have t at reacly when yoo came to be my wfe. You've sad yes, aud 'll buy you out <m the car so let's go see about the rng." Odd Taste n Butter Among some early people of Asa, butter was regarded as most delcous f t could be bured for years before t. was placed on the banquet table. To be near whle the Shadows descended Death hovered close over the bedsde of the head of the famly n New Jersey...Wfe and chldren were 1,1 mles away, n Florda, seekng to conquer dstance and tme, to be near whle the shadows descended... Telephone people were called upon for ad. Wthn 3 mnutes they had a telephone nstalled at the bedsde n St. Peter's Hosptal, New Brunswck. Other Telephone people swftly set up a crcut to Florda, untng that famly n ts unexpected hour of gref, for ts last partng. '.... NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY "A New Jersey nsttuton J ^ Backed by Natonal Resources"

7 PAGE SEVEN hllsdale Socal News Telephone Westwooa 224 m PEN PONTS No one depends on the "Lost and Found" column to fnd fault. Guy Arnold s confned to Ms lome Mrs. B. Muller, of Hgh Brdge, N. J on Demarest avenue, wth a severe at- Y., spent a few days last week wth There s never any money to burn tack of the grp. Mrs. E. M. Kelly, of Eastern Hghway. when yo\ strke a love match. Mrs. A. H. Dale, of Paterson, vsted' Mrs. M. Slater, of Maple avenue, returned on Sunday after a few days ly workng unless he has drty hands. No wfe thnks her husband s real- frends n town on ' Sunday, havng formerly lved here. vst wth relatves, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hedley and famly, of Leona. The Jolly Pnochle Club met on A mnd to many people s some- Wednesday at Mrs. John Mendng's ars. O. O. Anderson and Mrs. E. O. thng to guess rather than to reason home n Westwood. Dayton, of Permont avenue, were luncheon and brdge guests on Tuesday wth. Mrs. G. Wolf, of Cedar Lane, enoyed a few days vst wth her daugh- Rdgewood. the people so muc'h for so lttle as at the home of Mrs. Lesle Harvey, of What form -of entertanment gves ter, Mrs. Hagerman, of Brooklyn. the rado? Mr. and. Mrs. H. SnattucK and daughter Vrgna, were recent guests of Mss C. Schreber, of Brooklyn. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Poster Arnold, of Large avenue, were Mrs. J. Arnold, of Groton, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. R. Arnold, of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bachman ^ Mrs. Roy Secor s now convalescng Quests on Sunday at the home of Mr. at her home on Hllsdale avenue, followng an operaton n Holy Name and Mrs. F. Mead, of Bergen street, Hosptal recently. Mrs. James De Baun and Mrs. James McEntegart, of Magnola avenue, were Mrs. H. Fender, of the Manor, has brdge guests of Mrs. L. Krk, of Rver [ Yale, last week. had her brother-n-law, L. P. Goldberg, of Los Angeles, Cal., vstng wth her for the past week, durng hs busness trp here n the East. An unhappy woman s one wo has what she wanted. The snner s mown by hs deeds the sant by hs creeds. Age brngs wsdom, but the trouble s t doesn't leave us much tme to! use t. Even when a man has a wll of hs own t s safer to have a lawyer draw ] t up.. One thng about long skrts s that they do not stay long when the wearer sts down Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kaufman, of RECKONNG AGES Cherry Place, recently entertaned over the weekend Mss Dors Kahle, of Mary Louse, daughter of Mr. and Floral Park, L.. { Mrs. Jenner Fast, who has been qute The Welsh have an ancent trad ll recently, s now able to be about on ages that runs as follows: Mrs. W. Moulton and Mare Moulton, of Central avenue, vsted n Jer- pole; agan. Three years s the age of an ader sey Cty last week at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Burhorn and daughter, Mrs. John.Emery. Mr. and Mrs. 'George M. Yates attended a dnner party last week, at the age of a dog; Thrce the age of an alder s the Monthly meetng of Paskack Chapter, E*. A. R,. wll convene on Wednes- Mrs. C. Alfred Burhorn, of Hoboken. Thrce the age of a dog s the age home of the former's parents, Mr. and day, February 4, n Mrs. J. Andersen's of a horse; home, Seventh avenue, Westwood. At the regular mornng servce of Hllsdale Methodst church "next Sunday, communon wll be observed, followed by recepton of new members. Mrs. E. P. Davs, of Permont avenue, entertaned the members of the Westdale Brdge Club, on Tuesday, wth a delghtful luncheon, followed by an afternoon's brdge. Leonard Baker, of Cherry Place, returned on Sunday after a busness trp to Cleveland, O., and Chcago. Mrs. Baker accompaned hm durng the trp. Betty Terry, Betty Fast and Ruth Marca Newman, of Hllsdale, attended the brthday party gven last week n celebraton of the seventh brthday 1 of Patence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Day, of Westwood. Glora Theresa, daughter of lfe, and frs. W. Parley, Mrs. E. O. Phllps, Mrs. R. Guld, of Oradell, who former- am Mre. E. Ecksten were entertaned ly lved here, s vstng wth her wth cards at the home of Mrs. Charles grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Clerke, Brady, of Washngton avenue, on Wednesday. of Magnola avenue. Lttle Tommy, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' T. E. Mullen, of Conkln avenue, has been very sck ths past week, but s now showng some mprovement, although stll confned to bed. Henry Bretenbaeh, of Washngton avenue, was among the guests last Thursday evenng to attend the elaborate brthday celebraton, gven n honor of Mss Helen Bossong, of Westwood. A large and very apprecatve audence attended the rectal, artstcally presented by the chor of Holy Trntychurch, of Hackensack, under drecton of Prof. John H. Bolan, 2d, n St. John's church, Hllsdale, on Sunday evenng. A luncheon and afternoon card partv was gven on Wednesday at Mrs. A. ehnet's home, n Rdge-wood. Guests were Mrs. M. Hoffman, Mrs. G. L. Swartwout, Mrs. G. Decker and Mrs. E. L. Getz, of Hllsdale; Mrs. F. Burch, of Westwood; Mrs. A. T. Brooks and Mrs. H. Van "Wagoner, of Rdgewood. Ths Thursday evenng an nformal recepton wll be held at the Woodclff" Lake school for the purpose of vewng the new addton to the buldng, whch was completed recently. The Board of Educaton extends an nvtaton to the publc to attend- ths affar and nspect the buldng. At the luncheon and brdge of the Dessert Club last week, held at Mss Florence Bachman's home n Rver Vale, Mrs. W. C. Carter and Mss Bachman held hgh scores for the afternoon. Other lades present were Mrs. F. H. Lee, Mrs. P. "Von Wedng, Mrs! A. Sms, Mss Dolly Green, Mrs. F.. Sweet and Mrs. A. F. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. John Wulfl, of Washngton avenue, entertaned recently at ther home wth cards Mr. and Mrs..Mrs. J. T. Buckley, of wll entertan the Frday wth luncheon and cards the Pne Lodge nn, n Townshp. Members are Mrs. C. Du Fresne, Mrs. Mrs. J. Brouse, Mrs. C. Mrs. C. Wheeler and Mrs. Cedar Lane, Brdge Club ths week at Washngton Mrs. R. Dye, R. Armour, B. Hughes, Buckley. Thrce the age of a horse s the age of a man; Thrce the age of a man s the age of a stag; Thrce the age of a stag s the age of a blackbrd; t s sad that f a par of ravens are nestng and one s klled, n a few days another wll come from no! one knows where and take ts place. Hence the raven (cgfran) s sad to lve forever. ; n*/l Few NO ADVANTAGE "What's the use of growng ap?" asked the gloomy one. "Wbassa matter?" asked the other one. "Well," he growled, "when 1 was a kd, and had to eat the thngs my mother sad were good for me, 1 thought when grew up could eat what wanted, but now my wfe treats me ust lke my mother used to." PARTLY SLK "Why does she wear such long frocks?" "Her stockngs are slk only hall way ap."! To Be Endured Although the world wl never ft Our hgh-deals, let us not Get out of patence qute wth t; Just now t's all the world we've got. How Should She Know? Thrce the age of a blackbrd s tle He Your exhbton of mnd readng was one of the most convncng age of an oak; and extraordnary performances of ts Thrce the age of an oak s the age [ knd 1 have ever seen. of a raven. SAGE SAYNGS She (a professonal mnd reader) Honest? Do you really thnk so? Smaller One Desred Water (satns dssatsfacton on guest's face) Wasn't the dnner cooked to sut you, sr? Guest Yes, all but the bll. Just take that back and tell them to bol t down a lttle. t s better to be poor and feel rch Cash for Carre than to be rch and feel poor.. J The B Square Club, O. E. S., was entertaned last week at Mrs. M. Bur- Desres and passons need not n- The wfe was gong through her husband's pockets. bank's home n Westwood. Those "Hey there!" he cred, "that belongs to me," present were Mrs. W. O. Markert, Mrs. ure the heart: but self-rghteousness. C. Cornell, Mrs. E. Rmgrose and Mrs. eats t lke a canker. "t won't belong now," she answered. Optmst. A. G. Prtchard, of Westwood; Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. M. Wyatt and Mrs. C. When the heart s free from de-! Kronmeyer, of Hllsdale. DSCRMNATNG M. Bossong, Mrs. R. Long and Mrs. J. Brunnemer, all of Hllsdale. W. Klees, c-f Westwood; Mr. and Mrs. ±t. Hlhnan, of Emerson; Mr. and Mrs. General Leonard Wood Post, No. 162, W. Z-abrske, of Ramsey. Mr. and A. L-, of Hllsdale, wll sponsor a dance Mrs. Wulff, accompaned by Mr. andon Wednesday evenng, February 11, Mrs. G. Prell, of Emerson, recently n Woodelff Lake Borough Hall. The enoyed a few days vst n Cleveland, r^nular Tamam Quntette wll furnsh snappy musc. The commttee Oho. n Monthly meetng of the Woman's Foregn Mssonary Socety of the Methodst church, convened on Wednesday of last week, at the home of one of the members, Mrs. F. W. Mullan, of Magnola avenue, 14 members beng present. Mrs. P. Aekerman was n charge n the absence of the Presdent, Mrs. H. N. Smth. Mrs. T. Holt gave readngs from, the year book, "A Coud of Wtnesses." t was decded to have Rev. H. N. Smth procure a mssonary from foregn felds to condct one of the mornng servces d*x- ;ng February. Mrs. C. TUlotson and Mrs. F. Norman asssted the hostess n servng refreshments. Eernce Anderson, of Eastern Hghway, s a vctm of the measles, as s Betty Eanta. The Junor Lookout Club was entertaned last week at the home of Susan Graf, of Knderkamack Road. A delghtful luncheon, and brdge party was gven on Wednesday by Mrs. Guy Arnold, who entertaned at her home, her guests ncluded her ss- ter, Mrs. Vrgna Lappn, Mrs. J. L. Steele, Mrs. Wllam Burhorn, Mrs. C. Bsng, Mrs. M. Hoffman, Mrs. George Keppel and Mrs. Abbott Davs. Mss Emly Montressor, Mss da Cclomb, Mrs. Wllam Wlson, of Hllsdale; and Mss Florence Klen, of Jer- sey Cty, enoyed a luncheon and theatre party n New York Cty on Saturday. Returnng, they stopped at the Swss Chalet, Rochelle Park, for dnner. Mr. and Mrs. Valet Dayton, of Hgh Brdge, N. Y., spent the weekend at the borne of hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. J E. O. Dayton, of Permont avenue, on J Sunday. Mr. Dayton and hs son left for a busness trp to Calforna, where they expect to spend sx or eght weeks. Mrs. R. Estroe, of Washngton ave- nue, entertaned at cards on Thursday evenlne. Lades present were Mrs. K. O. Adelsten, Mrs. T. Baker, Mrs. C. Bretenbaeh, Mrs. G. Hourtoule, Mrs. charge conssts of Garrett Storms, George Volger, Carmel Canzoner, Abbott Davs and Wllam Genshemer, who assure all those who attend an enoyable evenng. Mss Dorothy Dunn, of Cherry Place, entertaned a group of young frends at her home on Wednesday evenng of last week, wth a delghtful brdge party. A danty repast was served at the concluson of games, and a prze awarded to Walter Brll, Jr., for hgh score of the evenng, wth consolaton prze td John Bogert, of Park Rdge. Other guests present were Katnerne Gallagher, Edna Martn, Jack Burgess, of Hllsdale, and Hyland Knkead, : of Park (Rdge. Lmt to Atonement We can prostrate ourselves n the dnst when we have commtted a fault, but t s best not to reman there. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Sneden and Mss At Home Grace Sneden, of Park street, wth Mr. OUT greatest orators never open and Mrs-Harold Dwyer, of' Paterson, ther months n the presence of ther wcte dnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. wves, escept n astonshment. Co ; John Webb, of Allexsdale, recently. ler's Weekly. sres, temptatons melt away lke snowflakes on a stove. n tme of unhappness thnk of the most unfortunate; n tme of elaton thnk of the most deservng. Don't do anythng wrong because t s small; don't neglect to do a good deed because t appears unmportant. The only way to keep absolutely secret (1) s to have no secrets; (2) s not to do what needs to be concealed. The lover of money nclnes toward the path of unrghteousness; the lover of reputaton sneaks nto the hall of fame. SNCKER SNACKS XctKng cramps style lke fat. Nothng dsturbs a woman's pose lke avordupos. The more cheek a grl has the less blushng she does. Playng second fddle at home doesn't make a man a muscan. A man hater s merely a woman whose -nan hunt has been unsuccessful. The dfference between a label and lbel all depends upon whom t s pasted. Msery loves company but t 5s bet- ter to have rheumatsm n one leg than n both. Many folks who thnk they are aboard the elevator for heaven wll never get past the mezzanne floor. Pathfnder Magazne. MSTAKES OF LFE Attemptng to compel other persons to beleve and lve as we do. The tendency to worry about thngs that cannot be changed or aorrected. The deluson that ndvdual advancement s made by erushng others down...". :.. nsstng that a thng s napossbj e because we ourselves cannot, accomplsh t,. ', Xeglect n developng an<3 refnng the mnd-by not acqurng- the, habt..of.-, readng 'Ene."' : lterature. S'orbes Magazne. SNAPSHOTS f thngs don't come your w;;y. move. There's nothng wrong about proua- gnnda f there's nothng wrong about t. Good ntensons may do for pavng ' materals but the streets get ust as drty. ] t's easer for a woman to look as old as she s than to took as young as she feels. Don't snub a man because he s rch. He may be as poor as you ' are some dav.!. l Even n Wall street, temperament largely determnes whether a man s a bull or a bear...,.! PAGE SEVEN GREAT ARCTC LAKE NOT AS YET MAFFED Experence s about as dst'ourarng as encouragng. The regon wthn ;:::<!,V.::- smth of t!e Arctc crcle s ::l;ru: l!:; '^v untamed wlderness loft n l;» \vnrf':. Whte men fght t :s th'.v <!:d cfnlures Graft y any other name would produce ago, but t retans ts ::![>yrf;:r!. as many plums. able power and ts my;-c;-y. Afrca stll has ts tbrt- for tl» As a woman grows older sle becomes more sensble and less bossy. arranged for adventurous tcursts explorer, but t lts aen sn astutely that t cannot be s:!<l ro enfold UU-T Stubbornness s backbone f t s mystery. t wll cr<]> lke vpe t'rf employed n the rght place. nto the clm-ng hand. The Far Nontu s lke a star, never to 1:H qute attaned. No soft glar.jr here, but a Humlty s the last tlng wth whch to fght a crme wave. lure, nsstent ::nrl rreslslle. cslln; urc! rec:llns the traveler. Don't argue too long; argument always Symbolc f tle unbeaten Xorh s precedes the use of a club. Great Raar hke. t les ust south of the Arctc crcle. The map of the Han s made of dust, but to be v.-orld shows t a ht north of the proud o: beng earthy s bad taste. Publc opnon n a democracy may sometmes be wrong, but under a tyracny there sn't any. Any progressve step proposed by radcals may be all the better for beng put through by conservatves, Socety s largely based on appearances, but n a world full of frctons and rrtatons, appearances are everythng. No meals were ever so depressng as those eaten n a poor backwoods hotel by the lght of a kerosene lamp swung from the celng. A Bt Thck Senator,T. Thomas Hefln, of Alabama, dscussng a certan brbery *case, sad at a dnner n Washngton: "The proof of nnocence was overwhelmng, almost too overwhelmng. n fact t was lad on a bt thck. "t remnds me of a man whose wfe accused hm of recevng telephone calls from a young lady. Tle man dened the accusaton, naturally. "That nght le was called up. He went to the telephone, and ths s what hs wfe heard hm say: "'Hello, Bll. s that yon, Bll? Sure wll, Bll. All rght. Bll. Much oblged, Bll. Goodby, Bll.' "Then he hung up and sad to hs wfe: " 'That was Bll.' " Detrot Free Press. Brds Worry Frut Grower* The dscovery of a small colony of mna brds at large n southern Calforna has caused- consderable concern to a number of chambers of commerce and to grape and cherry growers. For the ranas are very ntellgent pests, even worse than crows. Heretofore the only ones known n ths country were caged pets. They learn to speak more dstnctly than parrots, as vstors to the Catalna Brd park know. The mna hslongs to the starlng famly, beng slghtly larger than a blackhrd. t l::;s a yellow beak and brown feathers. Los He Do you beleve n [lettng par- ; Angeles Tmes. tes? She Depends on who the partes; are. Words and Deeds Of doctors sometmes we must feel An nclnaton wary. Small cures they often wll reveal Wth large vocabulary. Scant Attre Frst Fellow There goes Mrs. Putton-Ayres. "hey say every cent her Qusbnnrl gets goes on ter back. Second Fellow Poor man! He must have been out ot work when that gown wns made. Moustque, Charlero. A Bg Mstake "What were rle newly weds fghtng about ths tme?" "That wasn't them ths tme. Tha was a play ahouf the Amercan famly comng over the rado." Removng tfce Tlorn "My nustand s ust the opposte of me whlst 1 sng he grumbles and growls." "Tnen why not leave off sngng?" FlegencJe Blaeter (Munch). Back to the St:ck» Hram 1 eerf.nl.v wll be glad to ger bach to the stcks. Bnbette On. 1 drln'l know you were a trap drummer. An Expert n Hs One "Are v,)t a dh-tcr?" she asked fle yoyos ^a at -the soda fountan. "No, madam." ' he repled, "'m a fzzean." Capper's Weekly. ' D Golf Dwpht Papa s playng good * golf. olfc No S oppresson There We asked the promnent westerner f t were true that the Calforna papers suppressed all news of local sesrnologcal dsturbances. "Sot when lved there they ddn't," le answered emphatcally. "Why," whenever there was an earthquake ' n Los Angeles nl the San Francsco papers would carry the story and f the temblor happenpd to be n San Francsco, you conld fnd all the detals n the Los Angeles press." M. J. n the Osnlta Mnreh. Money m Tobacco Growng From a cautous experment, undertaken by Georga farmers when boll, weevls wrecked any chance'of makng a proft from long staple cotton, the Georga tohacco crop has grown wthn less than a dozen years nto one of the state's most przed commodtes. Growers realzed $16,72,78.27 last season from the sale of ther crops. Exchange. Locomotve's Travels A s:;ty-year-old locomotve that started ts career n helpng lay tn" tracks of the Canadan Pacfc" ralroad, moved down to Panama durng the Frenc-h attempt at dgsfrsr thr; canal, then hauled stone for San Francsco's sea wall, on the way hack to a loggng ralroad n the Canadan northwest. Plannng Ahead Father What are you gong to do when you grow up? LttleDaughter 'm gong to marry an engneer.. -Father What? A cvl engneer? ; Lttle, Daughter Oh, that doesn't 'll soon make hm cvl. southern part of Greenland, ts upper lux'x a trtle north of celand. t s between lattudes (!."> and G(. On ts shores le no ctes. No factory smoke scuds up black fronds r;buve ts clear waters. Xo summer resorts tll ts deep hays wth salboats anl yachts. t has wde harbors and vared landscapes, lovely or bleak. t has excellent fshng and good huntng. Yet t has never been charted. Trappers well acquanted wth the regon, knowng the wanderng shore lne wth ts many ndentatons, say that the estmate of the Canadan geologcal survey, whch puts the area of the lake at 13,4 square mles, s an understatement. They thnk t s not only as large as Ere and Ontaro ptt together, but may he as large as Lake Mchgan. Maude Uaclford Warren n the Saturday Evenng 'ost. MAN'S FAMLY TREE LNKED WTH APES? That the Afrcan gorlla s becomng more lke man than t once was. an example of convergng nstead of dvergng evoluton, so that the smlartes of man and gorlla of whch many evolutonsts make much may be partly accdental, s a concluson whch may be drawn from a new dagram of man's famly tree publshed n the anthropologcal revew Human Bology by Dr. Adolph H. Schultz (f Johns Hopkns unversty, as a result of many detaled studes of the body forms of man and hs closer relatves among apes and monkeys. The evolutonary stem whch was to lead to man splt off from the nas sten of the apes and monkeys. Doctor Sclreltz's dagram assumes, very long ago; n whch concluson the Baltmore anatomst apparently agrees wth the wdely quoted vews of Dr. Henry Farchld Osborn of Sew Xork cty. Only a short tme after ths orgnal splt nto a monkey stem and a.mnnand-ape stem, the latter stem splt agan nto one lne whch hecame that, of man's ancestry and another lne whch led to the three manlke apes, the gorlla, the chmpanzee and tle orang-utan. The creatures belongng to ths ancestral stem of man were characterzed from the begnnng, Doctor Schultz beleves, by lvng on the ground and by walkng on two feet. The ape stem, on the other hand, ncluded creatures partly tree lvng and walkng on four feet. Baltmore Sun.., Hardshp "t s all nonsense to say that modern clld'er, that s, the average modern chld, s hrought up wth the samecare as the chld of a generaton ago." Thus spoke Lady Astor, a transplanted Amercan who has decded vews on almost every subect. " was talkng to a young matron of a very <ld Englsh famly. The topc was chld tranng, and remarked : "' suppose you keep up the custom of kssng the chldren good-nght.' ""Gracous no!' gasped the young mother. ' couldn't thnk of watng up for them to come n!'" Fathfulness Thrty-fve years ago Samantha. Burns entered the Dallas county (owa) home and was assgned a.ob peelng potatoes. She peeled a bushel and a half every day untl her death, never mssng a day. For the 12.7S4 days that would make 19,173% bushels, or enough to fll 32 freght cars. ncapactated ard wth death drawng ngh, the aged woman worred ahout her task, askng: "Are the potatoes beng peeled as well as d' them?" Kubby's'Rea! Grevance Gustave J. Mller, of Pttsburgh. whose dvorce bll set forth among: other thngs, that hs wfe nssted; that her aredale dog sleep n ther bed, has been granted a decree. Re* told the court that he obected strenuously, but that hs wfe nssted and" fnally threatened to put hm out of" her ronm unless he agreed to let the-- dog sleep wth them. News. ; $1,343, Blung Produce* : Blung, whch, contrary to ts nnmers used to make clothes whte,, wasproduced n S establshments-- n; 1CJ2,'- whch turned out a total pww ce vall-..dec.at...$1,343,. n spte of ntmse*- to-bouse canvassers who used to BHU Ms.product, practcally none wns sold by tns method last year. Surplus cf Gft's Blushng Young Man have ffteen am dshes would lke,to sell-yog. Jeweler (sternly} don't my stolen.goods. - -,,;. ; "They weren't stolen, my dear, ss, 1 -was marred last week."

8 PAGE EGHT Basketball Team Scores Vctores Over Two Strong Quntets. The Park Hdge basketball team defeats! a strong Haversraw.. Hgh Seh-cl quntet at the latter's court -on Frday evenng, after a hectc battle. Stem, o Chafwck, g -BAVESS-TKAW. G, Seroyd, George Shuler, f, 1 Lews, c '. 2 Qeckley,,g "... Bedner, g l P 1 2 Frst half score Part Rdge 11, Eav- erstxaw 8. ' :. :... Referee Walsh, Haverstraw. YOUNG MEN TO CALL SELVES "RATTLERS" HUXSDAtE HERALD 17; ' * ±he aew organzed young men's:... The cause of the 5re may hare been,! spontaneous combuston, or t may ;ave been of ncendary orgn. P;club, to be known-as "The Battlers,"! T W O NJURED -WHEN PAGE EGHT net last Saturday evenng. at the ome ^ * "* v "-."^^^«"'"?" " \ doj one of the members, Charles Lar- CAR SKDS ON CE Lost and Found Boarders Wanted 2: sen, n East Hlsdale.. The. names of:! 7 * - 51 lour new members-were voted on, and, E. Gbbons, of 25 Sullvan street, LOST ~ 2 Spare trss ' bolted together, BOOM and BOARD- erhan cook 2: the consttutcn and by-laws commt- 1 Brooklyn, was taken to Nyack Hosp- cn road ^s^" 5 11 Westwood and Park ng; also 1 or 2 rooms furnshed, wth, tse submtted a lengthy report; After : : tsl on Sunday afternoon, sufferng aldg^ Sunda J evenng, January, 25. ktchen; garage f desred. " Edewess- _! much dscusson, the consttuton was; from a severe cut on hs neck, nflcted' Rewar; * fnder. P. O. Box 371, Park House Rver Vale Road. TeL Westwood 383. " ' ' (4-T 15; adopted. by the broken glass n an automble. Ed S e ( - 5 Electon -of-new permanent offcers; Hs stepson, Wllam T. Davs, of the LOST A gold - graduaton rng wth a Mscellaneous P»ymg on a court whch was hardly Tl e clocklke basketball machne of; A dscusson on entertanments : n spte of nsstent urgng that he be Rdge 365-J. Reward. meant far basketball, Park Rdge ad-&e Park Bdge Hgh School scored ts; future busness was cllowed by ad-; gven medcal attenton, he refused to usted tself to the three posts runnng ffth vctory of the season over a team curnment :or a socal hour.! >! aye ^ nures attended to. through the center of the playng floor, that rated a favorte, due to. the fact' Those attendng were Frazklln Stewlaw and slopng cel- that St. Patrcks had recently scored! art, Charles and Wllam Larsen, At-; west of the Duc k PondTn" Montvale,!. tractor. Concrete Work and Plaster- The ear was proceedng up the Mll n- ard through takng advantage of a wn over Holy Famly, of Jersey Cty, tuo Mastall, Walter Brll, J Charles Davs t ^ wheel h th f PGR SALE or FOR RENT House, 6 ng. HUsdale. Telephone Westwood Val specal court rules manage to eta * ^h-ly farly strong team. Van Wagoner^ Charles ^Hllabrant, x clark> of 34 o Parkway, rccms ana bath, au mprovements, near 985. (43-tf out a vctory. Mohn and Collns were ll at game, Gordon and Gerald FTC-st Clfford moou.^, came down the hll easterly!'.[ S m f n?' s garage, Montvale Park. tme, and t s feared they wll be out! Hopper, Jack Burgess, Harold Geen^ pass^s) Davs'.-car sk-'dded on Tce. Tel. 12-M. Park Rdge.' CESSPOOL GLEANNG tjp to-dateapparatus. George Buschbaum. The frst half started wth a rush, of the.frst of the yearly Park Rdge-1 and George Larsen. ; makng a foul shot count for ce to te sde ^ the 3dway> smash- (4-tf : -Tel, "Westwood P. O. Box 277, Hllsdale. (15-tt Westwood tussles on Frday evenng. the frst score a few seconds after the ng two telephone poles. Musson, umpng center n place of FOR SAlE Attractve sbnged hrane, game was n progress. Bnov, eagle Mohn, was an outstandng factor n FEBRUARY SENORS The Davs car, a new Ford sedan, g large rooms, large closets, tled batb. SEVERAL ACRES of land for cultvaton may be had free by nqurng at eyed forward,-began to clck at ths - as: rlctrnflo-prl damaged f.n to l-s the pylpnt extent nf of nhmlt' about euad arr! RVrrorpr. sun narlnr- parlor; nate oak floors, "flnnrs. the vctory, scorng- a total of ffteen pont, and. before the half was-over TO HOLD n vngrooms; fre ponts durng the encounter. The pass- $2. chestnut the "Loca" offce, Park Rdge; also had scored fve baskets. Park Rdge Although Chef Emerck summoned place s steam heat, cty water; shaded, work of Sten, Gora, Bnov and Der- Sashed ts best durng the second perod, playng a fast and furous game when the February Class of Park Rdge on February 9, t does not mply that rale. (31-a Stem and Chadwck played good de- t was almost the eleventh hour \ the partes to appear n polce court paved street; terms. B. B. Scott, Mont- small plot for garden, n vllage. (16-t-f man, was fast, trcky and accurate. wth Chadwck and Sten breakng up Hgh School fnally decded, that t; there was actually reckless drvng numerous Haverstraw passes. -fought hard once under the basket to regan rebound shots, and hs asssts helped n numerous nstances. Durng the second half Haverstraw came back wth the determnaton to Put the game on ce, but the home team was not to be dened and fought «tk savage fury to mantan the small lead t had accumulated. Brnov was guarded closely, but managed to slp n one basket. At the close of the torrd game the score was announced as, Park Rdg-e 17, Haverstraw 15. ond team, The lne-up : PAKE REDGE G F P Bnov, f 6 12 Gora, f Collns, f Man, c Buy All Knds of RAW FURS at regular market prces. BOTCH]* Lades' Talor and Furrer 425 Fourth Ave. Phone Westwood 635 EAT Bermalne Bread Scotch Whole Wheat LSTEN N on your Rado every Monday Nght -at 9 P. M. to the THBEE BAKERS, over WABC We carry the specals announced. NEXT WEEK'S SPECAL: WHTE BREAD VENNESE CAKE AND PASTRY SHOP Hemme Euldng BROADWAY HLLSDALE Tel. Westwood 2194 P) SUNDAY L and t MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SPECAL and SATURDAY t! DRESSES and COATS made to order. (a \ Alteratons done. Mrs. L. Boehranger..! Park St., Central Ave., Hllsdale. (5-7 Real Estate for Sale or Rent ROBERT 1. WARD Mason, con- TEN'S FARM DARY, Rver Vale, N. J- Hghest qualty raw mlk,.tuberculn" tested, retal and wholesale. Afterfensve games throughout. Heck and Gora would mark the closng of ts term {that led to the accdent, whch was enle trely unavodable. Norton, wth two feld goals each, were Real Estate for Sale wth commencement exercses. noon delveres. Tel. Park Rdge 53-W. St. Patrcks best. (51-11 Class sent out nvtatons to a few FOR SALE Fn-3 corner lot near staton; sutable for busness or resdence. At the t start of the ge game the t Rdgers g \ ^gnds and ths ^^y afternoon ths at;..., were vctory. mad, and ths lust en- 2 o> clock m e c asng exercses wll take PASCACK RFLE TEAM a, C. Storms, Park Rdge. (tf Legal Notce ablefl Chadwek, Bnov, and Musson) m e schcol aud to to rum. HAPCFNSAr to run up an 8- lead before St. Patrcks realzed the game had. been start- Howeu. Assstant Superntend- 115x35, wth barn, $18; cash ar- Borough of HUsdale TRMS Ths prlacpal OTeaker s to be Clar- FOR SALE Plot, 17x35, $2; plot-,! ence B_ Ho ed. Gora and Sten entered the scor- en. of Trenton Hs c 7T ranged. Hartman, Summt Ave., near of tte s^oog of Trenton 1ZS arst matcn suace Paseack Yalley Post lts rfle crgamzathe locals BOARD OF EDUCATON team Man St., Montvale. ng melee at ths pont, and at half subect has M t been annmee d. (4-5! 2>TOXC_ s herefov gven to zhe legal voters. gave the Hackensack Post team a of the School Dstrct of the Borough of tme the score stood at 24 to 6, wth] exercs es wll be aute smple, th l leadng, d and wll consttat e the entre pro-; close drubbng last Frday nght on FOR SALE 5-Room bungalow, all mprovements, garage, large plot; near members of the Board of Educaton Trll be Hllsdale, n the County -of Bergen, that the. Annual Meetng for the electon of three Wshng to gve hs second strngers beng expected gramme; t^e Class not b experence aganst a varsty team, team to a n take Bart ta the clos onv a few montlls a = > tle local ^saxa school and staton; easy terms. G. held at the Hllsdale Avenue Schoolhouse, on - TUESDAY, FBBRUARY 1, 1931, a complete secof Patton and The members of the Class and the der the 745. (5-tf much longer as may be necessary to enable Lps. Woodelff Lake. Tel. Park Bdge from seven o'clock P. M. to nne, and as mg exercses n June. "^s been practcng dlgently, and consstng ^notons of ts aole all the legal voters present to cast therballots. JBerman forwards, Costos at center, lnes whch they expect to enter are «^ f^er Tewes the members, as and Burlngton and Musso guards, as follows: Attllo Mastall, college n th s mat f h ^ O T^' Three members wll be elected for three ^ b f me *?* For Rent years. Ths team appeared a lttle excted, the fall; Walter BrU, busness; Jerome! Profcent The Hackensack team had At sad meetng wll be submtted the quesbut made a good showng, aganst ts Fcx. dental college; Rchard Butler, tae -.^ reputaton o. ;emg one of the tlotl of v frg a tax for the followng pur- FOR BENT 1 Furnshed room Wlth; poses: more experenced rvals. Beuerlen's florst establshment; ttoee ^ f ams m f%, or wthout board. Tel. Park Rdge 425- For Current Expenses S-l.OOO.QO For Repars and Replacements 2,. After the Elzabethans had scored George Strohsahl, busness; _a_deda! Bwn Rfe League m Bergen Coumy, (3-tf For Manual Tranng 2.«. a couple of feld goals the varsty reand although hav- ; feel qute proud of themselves. FOR RENT 4-Rooms, bath, electrc, ment and mprovements to Kuebler, busness. whch o course makes the local boys For School JLbrary 15U. Kor Purchasng New Equp- entered the game ng only about ten mnutes to play, _! From the very start, thngs looked steam heat. Boede, Park Rdge. Tel. Stes 1,5.! proceeded to score n the neghbor- - SALR. OF >5 'bad for the Pascack team. n the off (2-t-f X?e total amount thought to be ) necessary s $6 65 FOR RENT Garage spa-ce n Vcnty 1 Dated ths Twenty-fourth day of January, of Montvale staton. Danel Atkns, GEO. M. STROHSAHL, Montvale- (2-tf Dstrct Cfcrt. hood of about twenty ponts through snkng fed goals from all angles of the court. Bnov kept up hs good work, but was replaced by Derman about the mddle of the quarter, as the Park Rdge mentor wshed to save hm for the "Westwood game. The lne-up: PARK RDGE G F Bnov, f 5 1 Gora, f 4 2 Derman, f Pattbn, 1 Musson, c 7 1 Costos, c 1 Sten, g 1 2 Chadwck, g 1 1 Musss, g Burlngton, g ST. PATRCKS G P G Mullns, f Moore, f Norton, f.2 Prmano, f Brezna, c 1 Phelan, c 1 Davs, g Heck, g 2 Plood : g RUTH CHATTERTON n THE RGHT TO LOVE "ONLY SAPS WORK" wth Echard Aren Mary Bran Revval Nght Thursday DESTROYED BY FRE'usnd poston, Hackensack ganed 14 ] ponts. n the kneelng poston, they Arthur W. Barnes, propretor of the; ganed three more. But- h the sttng Meadowbrock Dary, at Rver Vale, lost poston Paseack ran 2 ponts ahead, a bg stack of hay by fre on Sunday!whch put them slghtly n the lead,, mornng. A few mnutes after md- and caused a bt of anxety on the part nght flames were seen comng out of of ther opponents. n the last posthe fodder whch was stacked n the ton, whch was prone, Pascack Post barnyard, and Mr. Barnes sent n a, more than held ts own, and added call for help. The fremen of both' a few more ponts to ts score. When Park Rdge and Rver Vale responded fnals were talled the results showed and soon had four streams of water Pascack Valley Post wth 711, and on the burnng hay. To ths was add- Hackensack wth 694. ed a stream from, a hose whch the! The local team was made up of E. owner operated, and another stream J. Smth, E. Tewes, J. Ronay, H. Ounfrom the Shustn boardng house ther, and R. Brnn, Jr. Hackensack across the road. had on ts team Messrs. Cross, Gacek, The flames were kept down, but. the Nunnermacker, Paskegh and Roe. hay smouldered and -was runed' for Next Frday nght Pascack Valley fodder. The stack smouldered all day Post wll compete wth the Carlstadt Sunday. t was probably 6 feet n Post team on Carlstadt's range. The length and 2 feet hgh, contanng local boys hope to duplcate the feat many tons of hay. performed last Frday. Borough of Hllsdale cl.of the Borough of Hllsdale. Dated -January 27, GARRETT A. STORMS. Borough Cler::. FOR, RENT Furnshed room, Wth 1,- NO ; A member of the Board of Educawthout board. Chrsten, Jr., DemaxsHt ^ J S * ^ Ave., Hllsdale. (43-tl FOR RENT House, 5 rooms, good order; reasonable rent; near Woodelff Lake school. Tel. 557 Park Rdge. (3-5 FOR RENT 5-Room house, all mprovements; $35 per month rent. Mrs. Argentna Ganazza, Hllsdale Manor. (5-tf FOR RENT Desk space n offce on promnent Hllsdale busness street. nqure BxUsdale Herald, 7 West Hllsdale Ave. (23-tf shall have been such a ctzen and resdent forat least.hree rears mmedately precedng hs or her Becomng a member of such Board and, snajl be able to read and wrte. Pettons, legally nomnatng canddates to be voted on at_ sad meetngs, must be fled Wth the Dstrct Clerk at least fve days betore tne date of the meetng-, n order to have-!;<! f^. es,,? f suc, h caud Wate prnted on theoffcal ballots to be used n votng. n calculatng tfe above-named fve days ether the flhng day or the electon day but not both pose may be obtaned from the Dstrct^ Clerk Ctzens who were regularly regstered at th ffs? ms s cc^% 2*S are not of Hllsdale, at a regular meetng of sa.^! Mayor and Borough Councl of the Boroug ; OK NOTES OF THE BOROUGH OF of Hllsdale held on Tuesday evenng, January HLLSDALE, COUNTY OF BESGEK. 27, STATE OF NEW JERSEY FURTHER TAKE NOTCE that the FOR BENT Apartment of 4 rooms and borough Councl of the Borough of Hlls-' WHEEaAS, tne Borough Councl of the Frst half score Park Rdge 24, St. dale wll meet on Monday evenng, February} Borousrh of Hllsdale,... County. of Bergen, and bath, all mprovements; central "Renegades," Fox. Warner Baxter Patrcks 6. Referee Spence, Fort Lee. 9th, 1931, at the hour of 9:3 P. M.,-at the State of New Jersey, has heretofore by srdnanee authorzed certan mprovements or ac- locaton. J. C. Storms, Park Rdge. Tel. Myrna Loy and Noah Beery n a drama Councl Chambers, Bcroush Hall, Park Street, Hllsdale, New Jersey, for the purpose of further consderng the above mentoned ordprated meney for the payment of the co=t men from wttely quston of certan property, and has appro- 2 or 88. (38tf of the Foregn Legon n whch four Ths s tne nesr paper -ra your communty. Be a subscrber. tme and d place p all persons ps nterested theren ertes, the ordnances autherzng: the nance and for passng the same on second and thereof; and FOR RENT 5-Room house; heat, Afferent.backthrd readng and fnal passage. At the sad WHEREAS, sad mprovements and prop- water, gas, electrc lght, ncely located, f ^vmtures of blood and or who h may be b affected fd thereby, hb wll h Wll sell very reasonably. Mrs. E. V. he gven : tha dates of completon thereof, and the ample opportunty to be heard concernng the amounts necessary at ths tme to pav the resame.. mankg cost,uf sad mprovements borno by 271-R. (5-tf Pubhx. A play taken from the book Smth, Ffth St., Park Rdge. Tel. "The Rght to Love," Paramount- "Brook Evans," by Susan Glaspell. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday A JLacal Flm to be Proud of THE STORY OF WESTWOOD Wth a Cast of 8 5 Keels n length On the Stage 5 ACTS 5 FOX DeLuxe VAUDEVLLE On the Screen "THE COSTELLO CASE" -,,. : wth.-*- Tom Moore -' --Lbla Lane. ". By order cf the Mayor and Borough Coun- ' the Borough of Hllsnale and assessed agatsst property specally benefted, are as follows: mprovement -:c. \o. Orchard Street, Patterson, Cedar, Sdewalk S4 Orchard Street, Patte2-son, Cedar, Gradng and dran S5 Ccnkln Avenue, Pavng and curbs SS Permont Avenue, Sdewalk SO Permont Avenue, Pavng S Prospect Flace, Curbs and sdewalk 15 Prospect Place, Pavng 16 Glendale Dve, Pavng and gradng 17 Glendale Drve, Curbs and sdewalk 1GS Knderkamack Road Gradng 16 Cross, Magnola Dran 12 Whtman Place, Pavng 128 Broadway, North of Clnton, Sdewalk and curbs 133 Muncpal Buldng 134, Constructon 145 Glenbrook Avenue, Gradng 138 Brookse Place, Pavns 139 Rversde Drve, Gradng 14 Etversde, Glenbrook Avenue, Sdewalk 143 t Brooksde Place, ] Sdewalk 144 Taylor Street, Pavng 148 Maple Avenue, * Pavnr X49 Sewer System Survey 146 Zonng Survey Maple Avenue, Sdewalk 153 Woodelff Heghts Eoad, Acquston 155 Pumper and Hose Wagon Purchase 162 Washngton Avenue, '. Sdewalk 164 Large Avenue, Pax-ng..,- L; 167 Large Avenue, Sdewalk :.' Harrngton Street 171 Dran : Date of Completon Dec. 14, 1925 Dec. 14, 1S25 Dec. 9, 1526 Dec. 9, 1926 Dec. 9, 1926 Oct. 11, 1S26 Oct. 11, 1926 Dec. 14, 1926 Dec. 14, 1926 Nov. 13, 192S Aug. J, 1927 Apr. 1, 1928 July 24, 1928 Jan. 22, 1929 Nov. 13, 1928 Nov. 13, 192S Nov. 9, 1928 Nov. 9, 1928 Oct. 6, 1928 Sep. 24, 1929 Sep. 24, 1929 Dec- 7, 1929 Nov. 26, 1S29 May 15, 1929 Sep. 24, 1929 July. 23, 1S S Aug. 16, 1S29 Dec 7, 1929 Sep. 24, 1929 Dee. 7, 1929 Bovo-osh Share S E Amount 12.S5 USD.77 saa.ro 5al.cS 1S S81.C2 222S3.S S69.S , es , ? S39.17 FOR RENT House, 2 rooms, cellax, electrc, $25; 3-rbom apartment, electrc, $25. Hartman, Summt Avenue, near Man St., Montvale. (4-5 NOTCE FOR RENT Well bult modern nouse, NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that an ordnance enttled, "An ordnance authorzng the, rooms, foatt, annexed garage; attractve locaton, Glen Manor; $5. Danel ssuance of one hundred twenty-sx thousand ] BOROUGH OF HLLSDALE dollars ($126,1 temporary mprovementbonds or notes of the Borough of Hlsdale, Atkns, Park Rdge. Tel (2-tf County of Bergen, State of New Jersey," was AN ORDNANCE AUTHOKZNG THE Sntroduced and passed on frst readng by th3 SUANCE OF ONE HTJNDEED TWENTY- Orchard Street, Patterson and Cedar,, under ordnances numbers 84 and 85, the entre cost of whch p> be ncluded n the present ssue of bonds s represented by assessments aganst property benefted, the last nstalment ol whch assessments becomes due May NOW, THEREFOKE, BE T ORDANED by the Borough Councl of the Borough of Hllsdale, County of Bergen, State of New : Jersey:- Secton. That for the purpose of payns a-porton of the cost of the aforesad mprove^ ments asd the acquston of the aforesad remanng unpad, 5-H) there s 1. herel? sand dollars ($126,.) temporary mprovement notes or bonds of sad Borough of Hlsdale, n the County of Bergen, State of Nev. L Jersey. Sad notes or bonds shall be dated March 1, 1931, and shall be payable not late*- than March 1, 19S2, shall bear nterest at a rate not exceedng sx per centum per a,-»- num, and shall be numbered and ssued n such.form and detal as shall hereafter be 'Jeermned by- resoluton to be adopted by the Borough Councl of the Borough of Hllsdale Secton, 2. Ths ordnance ehall take effect rome<5 at«!y upon ts passage and adopton..,$26.4. FOB BENT 5-Room apartment, wth bath; all mprovements. Apply Vennese Coffee and Cake Shop, Hllsdale, N. J. Tel Westwood (3-tf For Sale 5-H; $6.84 WEEKLY PHOTOPLAY GUDE Lstng Only the "Better Flms" Showng n the Theatre Each Week. Prepared by Westwooa Better Flms Commttee Member of the Better Flms Natonal* Councl, Natonal Board of ' Moton Pctures Not Connected Wth the Local Theatre Tas s a medocre story of frustrated. love m whch Ruth Ohat-tsrton n the mg " ner, Rock Ave., Park Rdge. Tel Mature audence. ~ _"Only Saps Work,' r Paramount-Pub- FOR SALE Cheap. An Easy vacuum ^f" ^ f Erro - n h s usual mad style, electrc washer. Tel. Park Rdge 142-M. akss. tns f most of th e comcal cal stuaor aoply at "Local" offce. (4-tf w s that arse from hs posng as a -! detectve at an elte health resort t to. to solv th t f FOR SALE -Ferrs Whte Leghorns, ] solve the mystery of a robbery that 'he D&st stran, very cheap. Can be seen ^s commtted hmself. Mary Bran Sundays. Box 92, Montvale. (5-6 and Rchard Arlen also star n ths. 1 pcture, based on the play by Owen place FOR SALE Wood, logs. Jacobsen all Brothers, szes, and Park frt-1 Davs. Adults. " Rdge. Tel P. O. Box 444. (1-4 FOR SALE Portable electrc Snger sewng machne, knee control; never been used; wll sell for less than half prce. Lang, Storms Ave., Park Rdge. Tel. evenngs 315. (4-5 FOR SALE Baby chcks, 1, weekly from large vgorous heavy layng Whte Leghonns and Barred Rocks. Twenty years producng hgh grade chcks- Mammoth Hatchery, Wood Bdge, N. J. Tel. Rutherford (2-tf Wanted WANTED Small gasoene garden cultvator. Telephone descrpton to Park Rdge 613. (5-6 Monument's Servce "A monument," sad H Ho, the sage of Chnatown, "too often renrunds us of some one whose actual work n lfe has been forgotten by the throng." Washngton Ptnr. But, Do We? t s our fundamental lkeness to other men that enables us to understand them, and to lve n peace..woman's.. Home Companon. And Pleasaster T&e.vng of a yellow dog's tal s better than the. shake of a false, frend's harva: Terre Bcote Trbune MERCER RECOVERNG FROM GRAVE LLNESS County Clerk James W. Mercer s. reported recoverng from a serous llness wth whch he was suddenly strcken several days ago, and, although stll 4n a precarous condton,. s sad to be holdng hs own, wthgood chances for complete recovery.. Hs condton at frst was so grave that a blood transfuson was necessary. Mr. Mercer has.been County Clerfc. for the past three yjears, and has. a. host of frends n Bergen County who sympathze wth. hm. n. hs suddenllness. He s one of the Republcan, leaders.ana has been actve hx pomtcs. for many years. He has. always mantaned a sound poston n the Party,, and has ganed a reputaton for farness and ntegrty that. has. carred; Mm successfully to Jxs present poston. He s expected to enter She feld forthe Republcan nomnaton, as canddate to succeed hmself, at the sprdngprmares, and hs many admrers arehopng that hs present llness wll not nterfere wth, these pjans. He has; proved a papular offce holder, and. a fathful worker n the nterests of thepeople. And of Course * Wa* n 1457 the Englsh parlament ov danad that golf 1>". :b->.