Trenton Evening Times from Trenton, New Jersey • Page 13

GiRL, 12, SLAIN BY FIEND WHO SLASHES BODY Believe 25 Stab Wounds Inflicted on Little Victim With Pocket Knife HANDKERCHIEF TIED ABOUTHER 1HROAT TKEN'rON SOUTHERN BANKER IS STACY-TRENT GUEST Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pattei-son, Miss Margaret Bower and Mlsa I Addle, of Birmingham, Alabama, are 'Stopping at 'Wte StacyrTrent HottU.

I Mr. Patterson is a banker in the South. The party is on a motor trip, which Chicago and Buffalo. FRANCE, GERMANY DRAFT NEW PACT WANTS utATE DRY POSTINTRENTDN N. J.

Enforcement Chief Asks Commissioner to Remove Quarters from Newark TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER" 7. 1921 Hightstp.wn Fire Company (Washington Bureau of the Times) Oct. Prohibition Commissioner's office is con. Uidering- the removal of the headquarters -top the prohibition director Insures Reparations Payment M. Brown, of New Jersey dry chief, reeoramen'ded the transfer while on a visit to the to Former and Gives Latter Easier Path (Associated Press) PARIS, Oci.

7. rrance is fnsxired (International News Service) MADISON, statewide alarm was sounded this morn- the maniacal slayer of Httle re Parattons payments and Germany a 12-year-old Janet Lawrence whose 1s a means to avoid'possible that the hea(i( l' 1 J'rters of bpdy, pierced by 25 stab wounds, was Bankruptcy through; an igreepien in Klusen woods, near here, ywtertay a Weisbaden bj fmm tional headquarters here, it was admitted today by Assistant Prohibition Commissioner. Jones. "Mr. Brown a fflC yp ter tnat headquarters of early The little girl's body was found Louis JFrench Minister I-iberated Rfegions, and Dr.

Rathenau, German Jlinister of i a erman nster lying to a. pool pf bipod. Her I construction; The agreement had pierced and her throat slashed by the unknown slayer. 1olice elle ve a greenhouse worker was responsible for the murder, because the ha.ada -mod "feet- vere tied 'With henip used 'in greenhouses, and the knots were like those used in tieing rose bushes." After sciiool hours Janet fre- wil permtt Germany to pay the equivalent of seven billion gold marks in the neit flve years. The agreement does not expire before May .1, 1926.

The tejtt-of annex-to -the agreement- read: "Qennany engages, to. deliver to France upon her demand all i. jauuza janei ouentlv tnnU i a materials which would fluently took care of the children of hft with the possibilities a of- production in Germany and sub. night at usual hour, a younger brother inquired for her the Sandt home. He was told, that Janet had I ttni home laaf'ject to her.

limitation 8 to up lie3 of materials. Such will be in accord i requirements necessary for Germany started for home at the usual jnmlntain her social and economio Madison-potiCe were notified Ilf Tllls agreement' from ty the child's father, and searching parties were, at'. once sent out to It was first thought' that "the little girl wa merely But truth.wa. made known when 1 wold found the body. The child had been criminally, at tacked, according: to Lieut.

W. Ban, of the Madison No definite view has.been obtained to the murderer. He is thought someone- workfng i vicinity A youth during the late afternoon standing at Fairview and EUdgedale Avenues. He was about 17 years old and. wore a cap.

is not b'elieved he could have been the assailant; be- eauge h-e stood there for only a few minutes and started toward Floral in the opposite direction JKluxen woods. handkerchief was fasteneo tte child's neck had been used to choke her into si- heard Every part: of the little body bore wounds. Face, neck, arms, body USTM i 1i Ticlo sly slashed, apparently, with a pocket knife One stab wound in the abdomen had been en through the clothing, although the dress -was in place when the body was found. No one saw the child leave the roirte she usually tooK. Despite an a been found this morn.ing.who saw her -after she left the Sandt home The-As tan I vveerrt fte SS n3Y an d' V1 en ho i homcs ii5 approximately -x by a of -J'airview and two --houses, almost opposite the Sandt house.

rom there until a -point WOO( Js there are no houses I lie County Prosecutor's oftice.at JVIornstown was notified and County Betertiyes Kdw.ard Ereanan and Bcvd Jhr CrC nt to the scen e-- While the 6,000 residents of the bo-rough of Madison are. highly indignant, eav sl investigation to the police and county detectives. TAKEN ILL ON TRAIN, October 1, i "In any case the present, contract excludes the it Is specified Germany must turnover to the Allies in annexes 3, 5'and VIII of the Treaty of Versaillies. The cumulative value of payments in kind which Germany will-siipply France in execution of annexes 3. 5-and 6., as well as deliveries Germany makes to under, the present contract will not exceed seven billion gold macks from October 1921, to May 1, J.

"It Is expressly that deliveries shall be devoted to reconstruction devastated regions in North.ern Although th.e text of vu? only partially -inside" public, unofficial some of its important features. A French buyer may. negotiate directly with a German, producer as to the amount of deliveries and the prices to be paid provided, he i able to come to terms i the Germans, but the agreement contemplates that transactions will sey be transferred from'Newark to Trenton on -the ground that Trenton the State" He gave additional grounds that Trenton la the Capital- the headauarters of the Ktate ofhciais with whom he has need occasional for co-operation, and that the Attor ney General for the State' is" there. He he did not wieh tire change made simply -because it "was np.irer_hi asked Director Brown to put hie case -carefully in writing, assuring him his Tfeommendation would be given consideration," continued Mr Jones. reminded him that the director's office could- not be put on Wheels; to moved about to thi.

Company, will be tomorrow to who come i compete.for prize? in a Firemen's Parade. Ilightstown Church Center of BI-CENTENNIAL Jersey Baptist Congregation OPENS GHTSTO WN, Oct. largest institution of long etanding In Hlghtstown ia the Baptist Church. Persecution in other States brought many. Baptists to New Jersey and there, Kaa Baptist, preaching ia farm houses near here as as 1706.

A the desire or convenience of everv i ff house was 1 built at Oranliurv incoming- state him to that actual ndvantages are lu gained by the surh cheaper office quarters, Ipwer cost of travel 'to other parts of tho state etc. When Mr. formai i ten recommendation is received be 7 4 7 i James Carson as first at iirst, during the Revolution. Peter put 'new -vigor' into the church which resulted in the i i of a frame; in- 11 where tho Baptist fai'tli, tin: doctrfno f'-arly ns now -stands, and the first the enrl; Joseph-- In.lSSS -tfi a ninvpd to on. i i corner- of i -Tliijj i i i i i I I I I is i BAVIS OUSTED, ADVISED TO HALT KEfiai -Y STARTS ANOTHER FIGHT Maryland Prosecutor Tells ton Preacher'to Await Action Conference IvI.K-TOX.

'Ort. ,7, 'l-v, X.Av^-i.M'.'liin hot t. ir i Pf at tin-; i i i 'i Mr. AMIS i i 1., i 3 'i i i i 'i'' im M-'-i' 1 Oct. ,7..

ec ik-' i i Mr, U'f-su-in s. H.o!lv. from ttie serylep'H HP 'CoinmUteH I 1 1 1 a 'S him from a A (1V 11 jl i hands of Coma i perform 1 I.ippjncott, of i fciwn of his of a JS Driven. i rdina.t'ion av 5 cauHM- Davis's chairmanship: Rival Charges Irate yer Called Names But FIcJ When Promised Thrashing BURLINGTON ELECTS STEWART CHAIRMAN a li lin: A and- this Opera stone crti. i i hr "TTTItt: ij 7 i in Tiyx i i Historical Parade Features First Day's Celebration of 200fh finniversary will be bcr H.

18S5 Thispld meetin, meeting was- held in this church von house was. the: mother church of the tin-t -Baptist churches at Trenton, iifiujiimn fJ tt IT i this- viclnW'-v anl church Hamilton KquhrcTami bers 'prospen-d i i nncetoii nhd other-places, at which i since- i i i iL I I and If the real advantages It may be made:" Other of. the prohibition commissioner's office with whom 1ho situation wae discussed appear of tire i i opinion that tran.for wi.l hot he Tl.o house of was thi made unless Director fw.u-d in isjr, and is now used as tho the present i clear advantages-to accrue from the i the present wa-sj i i 9 a i i 1 a John- and there, 1 Tlllins.) tr HIGHTSTOWN. oct i i a is without, doubt i i 1h- fit-Kt day's -program' of. -ta-- -between- 5rgahizatibjT created by the French', and German governments-- The semi-official summary does not deal witlj the qifcsti.on of exchange, it appears that some supplementary agreements are under disoussion between experts'issoclated with Dr Ratheneau and M.

Loiicheur. The credits to be made, on of -he' are sub; says the sirmmary.Ao three follows: "Only 35 per cent: of the value of the merchandise (if the -deliveries- reach one. billion golf marks) or 45 er cent, of 'thetotal amount pres- entatiflBs--do'--net'. be credited. "Germany will never be credited with more than one billion gold marks' May 1 1936.

"Germany will never be credited sum superior to France's share- The agreement will be submitted to he -1-i-ench Parliament early in the nming. session. On his own application to Judgo Iitisha.ll in Klercer Orphan's Court Ferdinand Roebling, today relieved as trustee ef the beqtiest made, by his father, Rebling. -to William T. White, a daughter of the elder Roebling.

Also on application of Mr. Roebling: and with consent of 'Mrs: White, Judge Marshall substituted William" "Counselor Edward L. Katzenbach as. trustees. -Air.

wlio asked to owing to the pressure of other duties, was named in his father's will as Joint trustee with his brother, i it-he. founders of this wcr among the charter in. --the same year- that first services were, being'held in the Bap- i mt-etingrhoJiso, preaching 'services. o.f. the Methodist itinerant were held in a tavern.

Later the brethren refused preach amid such siir- rounrJines nnd Hiitchinson prear-hed at trie of his ilncle; For mn'ny j-orirK the Q. ch'ii'rch- in a -u rj- prVse'nf 1 erected. T.iii. 1 I I I I I I founded tt-re i i -Catholic in colored have i list, i t-ist. ni; a.t.t.

li.U-U in 1 i i i i I I i i i TO DEBATE OCTOBER WOOD SAYS U. WAR T4LK NONSENSE fUnlted. Press) Oct. ie became ill while, traveling frorr a to New York, on he boneymoon, in- December, W19 oh th Railroad; which 4a under (lovernmorit control' Mrs. Dor Xing, of Greensboro, ha brougiH the Govern'men and her to -p.

brought suit for Th i i the District Su preme. Court against John Director General, of Railroads as statutory agent for the Govern ment. charges "while en route to New York, December 30 sb deathly ill, and the illness she charges, has left her almost help less and in constant pain of mind arid'body, and to recompense her fo her suffering she asks $75,000 suit la for alleged destruction of his -wife's health- and for loss of medical experts "lu an to restore her health. COLGATE SQUAD HERE FOR PRMETOft GAME The Colgate football squad, numbering 80 men, arrived here today from Hamilton, N. the game tomorrow at Princeton a'nd-uire quartered at the Accompanying tbeMeam are Larry Uankhart former Dartmouth star; Kllery Hun- iiington.

All-American quarter in Jfi'13; -Bart Carroll, lino coach; Captain Webster, who received honorary mention among the All-American selections-last season; Trainer O'Hourke -and Manager Philip Jackson, Gerber, Colgate graduate; of this city, is in charge of'the arrangements for the party while in Trenton. will have, secret practice "somewhere in Trenton" this afternoon, and will, go tp Princeton in the morning. TAX OF $4 A GALLON ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS Associated WASHINGTON, tax a gallon on all alcoholic spirits i a from Jsohd for industrial 'medicinal or any', other purposes'has been agreed upon by Republicantead- t-rs as a part of the new tax revision program. This is an: increase of Ji.sft gallon and is expected to $75,000,060 iidditiorial revenue each yen r. TJie.

proposal lo 'repeal the $2,000 cx-niption iillowed corporations 'was abandoned on ground that it would work too a hardship on -the small Corporations. The leaders also said to decided on a corporation income tax of 15 per in place of a 10 and' 16 per cent this'loose talk about, trouble, between Japan and the United States, is nonsense," Major declared at a banquet-, given him here by the American-Japanese Gener.a.1 was decorated with the Order of tire Rising Sun by the Japanese, government. SPELLMAN-DEMPSEY JURY IS DISCHARGED tv ivii ma uroiner, Karl for the portion of the estate bequeathed, to- their sisters Mrs White and Mrs. F. A.

Perrine: Vhen K'tu-l. G. Koehling died, brother bocame Froceed- ceeding for transfer of the trusteeship for Mrs. I't-rrine have not yet begun. Ferdinand and were also named executors of their-father's estate.

As surviving Fer difjancf "fildn His final-accounting last week showing an estate valued at $12,500,000. account was passed court. BUSINESS ECONOMY URGED BY SCHWAB oct: M. Schyab. a i at a of the Altoona.

olinmiier of commerce last I -night said economy'was the'remedy for.the-biisiness We art reading in and elsewhere about the sad state of affairs 7. tion is jiarade. i -start at. two o'clock this til'l to riior.o a i i in "Ji'i-ii years' of i i lii'n of i i for i silver IOVI'IIK i of Uioro ar'c oitlit Wlitlft no-fits w.ili f-pp; ''only fi-i'iall- part of the parade, will bo 1 intv-r- i i i'till ''hand's' i I'liniii-h-the music Tor thr-. psirjide und i the lino i "'be horsi-nicn.

inr-n and (lpcor.ate(l a i i The ovehing's is to a series of nine. by'tjir LailU'S 1 and Hie direction of .1 of I i i i i of- -M i a "3l eventful 1 to ni i nl whi Ilavt i "ir i i a i i i i -o i i i that ha l-or'n-7 r'i i i -wjts Lipj.incott re- Or. I i Rlshop -M i i h.a; to-(Jeanup: tbft 1 1 i a a floor w.iiii, i.invi*.' AccopUn's; toiip-- i 3 Iia.vis in'-eettipi; TM dlsi-i-pl'm-f i( ai --'hrea-t to brtitiry I b-en made. I i i lltical the six h.e fl ti 1 with i I i i i a i i i i vo-tin- f- County- a occu'siuti Davis" is-accused- of. Hughes tfif'iiirjh the' glass of dour on reserves and I.Mv.is was D'ayt's for tion 'as- He, was opposed by 'Lippin- rotr a.tv.l- Hu; of JIotmt Iloliy.

n-n fi.rv no car.di- (iiit.t- had fy majontv. i i i his i i a in 'th- i t-ounty i second bai- i i 1 i i of Davis a i 1 across the i i a i i A whore Lip-" 1 pHlcnt-f- i to- which- r'n' sUni. hi9 of past the jot the-parish of the O'T erarhaXion held iast i A i i i renceville G.rangR P. of 11., a well-attended evening and elected six new members, who will join the class to i i i be initiated Tuesday, per was; also 'held cn'mVe'i-Vion i i October 17, Lawrericeville theimee.tlng and in a i i to.a Grange. is- invifod to visit Harnilt.on number members in Sauare Grange, is Bishop Charles to present the prop-ram.

All 4 meet at Lawrenceviile 0 lon wo 0 Hall at 7 p. m. John Applegate. W. Bishop Colmore' iri his' and- are his in-Porto Kicii.

anti the Kc-v. liiilph tor nf All Saints ton wer.e i the on transporta-tiiin. has- challenged j-iawrftncfviijc has- cnallcnged IlamH-'-- debate, Tuesday, 1 -Wide- tlle Ur )an (I iJ tober 1-S. A largo class will lie i itiated in the first and si-coml' de- ln tlle -reports-of--the a i grees w5th tubieaux. TI.

-T. Scrvis i Those who- took! part in th'o pro; H5 i i i a i i i i i i gram include; Mrs. "Walter Carson, nl yesfti-y Francis GoWing, Fred lv i a i nell Hetty i Mrs. A ar P. -B.

Sylvester, Carl l)n l.Uted..the..reports, i a a a i ln) t10 u-vn--p' a i i are lo b' 1 fn-esf-hte'd i i nKinstor- Ch'autaufiua on Pi-ddlo fit-Id- at o'cl-ock. Thf rr 1 by i f-tglit 'ptVsnn-t'ii't'iiin ol tin; i it la i i i i i i -of Tn-n i i Ti-m i i i i i i i I i i i i i. City Planning Will Be Subject Meeting Wednesday disc.iisplan of thp'pro-posed exposition under Trp.iuon, i a I estate nicn was a. featuri- nf today's i nf Trenton Ks'i" TntV i Samuel i cluUrtnan r.f "Own 'Votir Home" i obtain' a'ddl- i a ihl'iirrnatirm 'n-garding -conduct a H. C.

i prcriiik-iit of the board. 1 a torlay from Rirks of i i'ity, -who is now .111 ttva-t-ke- ls a i a visit -wns i i i i a the con-; i i i i Bradley is o.uit" Mr. Uradley at. his homo on Perdlcarip A i i th-rcu i i a Lippincott. fmm ting agree 'tuts in getting i i Mr.

i i rn.ichpd today at the i i i. wn i i i i Asked to his i or' A a i he said: LODGE WILL CONDUCT liWVLtIT MLiU COLlJMRIJV DAY FFTF Unl rdl (Associated Press) ATA VIA, Oct. The the case of Frank P. Spellman 3.g4inst Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxing champion', was unable to agree after 10 hours in jury room and under instructions from Justice-Marcus the 'jurors were al- low.ed to- go home today. They had been unable to decide upon a Verdict cljrk of court was.

mformert; i fc TT 0.0, I i Spellman 8 ue.d Dempsey for jar a 2 5 per cent share of receipts rrom moving picture serial In which mp yiwas the ro On- first the Jury case WICKS ENTERTAIN Mo'tt, of the New York office of. the United Hotels Company, is the, guest of Charles P. Wicks, of the Stacy-Trent Hotel, today; Mr Mott on a motor trip.and will go from Oiis city to AlbarrJ 1 GIRL FORQUIGLEYS HQBBINSVILLE, Oct. and Mrs. liarry C.

Quigley of this place, ormerly of Trenton, have announced he birth of a daughter, born October The baby has been named Mildred Sveltn. The mother and child are do- rig nicely under the care' of Dr. lurry Anderson and A. Vlooney. SCHOOL EXHIBITION 1.J+j,^j that are having in America, how- bad business many men unemployed, and people are asking me.

is your opln-. he said. "In my opinion this great depression in th.e -United- States is but a. natural sequence of an and the best thing that can happen is is happening today. We have got to leiirn and to realize''tHat- biisiriess is not founded any other than one.

true basis, and until we reach th.it basis we will never build upward and-onward as we did prior to this depression. "The basis; of business today is real economy. Economy does not mean 'that you save a suit of clothes this year; economy to my mind- means conducting your industry, your store or bank, or whatever you have under your control in the most economic manner. Reductions of labor is necessary, just as the reduction of everything elsS is necessary, the most important fact in the cost of everything the cost of labor, but you cannot have the working pan, take less money when needs tost more. men must have sufficient to live on, but they must live economically arid save money and so we.

must all set to period when we must live in the moat economical way and then busi- ness'will revive and prosperity -will return." Schwab added that We must have lower, freight rates as the first step in the.return to normalcy. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ELOPE WITH ONE MAN 'described I work' of llu-- tor's' commltle.c i i stahli-v toid the einirts or on moving pictures. Mrs jl AV 1wltacs ri M' 1 1 i i'. Font. Roll- commit j-.

(3v.t. special meeting, of the. local of the- -Sons 'of in. the, local headquarters, jifnyren'cc it was decided'to chnngi 1 to hav.e companies and I lodges, take 'the obs.erva'nce Of Columbus T)i)j-. Because of uriforspen it -was not definitely known form the observanoe would fako i week.

The committee having matter: in it inndvis- -able to attempt a'-mtmlcipal. observ- i -M i only, its own rn embersTM with; a. to a i araily cat Oct Major, on the au-tskirU and parade a 1 dance, in even mar at cat u1 trained'-" to Grand- A a to a i by -jumping against invitation to the public, bus. been is- comft 'i'n ue3 members of tin The committee the arrange- were awakened ments for the parade and recepfion Dy tne at nni in charge is composed of G. 'e stair 1.

Parlplln: rt. aoor frogua, chalrm'an'; G. Manes and G- Refreshments: will be served during the evening. Becoming uncertain as. cVl's intention.at umisual night- an investigation wns when it discovered the fon fire.

The flames had start'-d iv'iir i the fireplace. and briskly. In a short 'tho fire Mr. and Ma thi as Brink, of would have been beyond and lambertville, spent the Misa LUMBERVILLE ber.rvill*" is a i in -to th Marlon D'alrymple and EWING COY Miller, of. Trenton, visitcil Miss i i Hood a "Borger.

and visited relatives iti a ohilrlren fvI-K. thia. over Funeral i -r Oct. 'woman who ran away from her home In Chicago with a 'man several months ago revealed yesterday to the police of Twentieth and Biittonwuod Streets station that her daughter in turn elopecl with. after the.

three had come to to live this double eiope- hieTit itfas made following the arrest of the daughter, Miss Stella Rut- kowskt, 17 years old-, In housed on Street, near Twentieth mu a i street 16 ry raining pieces, sewing work and art osters. in shape for the Hopewell "ownshlp School Exhibition to. DP eld In Pennlngt'on early In Novem- er. Cosh prizes amounting: to $100 will awarded. COLUMBUS The.

K. H. Brpnson gave Atcn-npt icon Riiil a Ipottira on thi Park tho Town Hall Wednesday evening, AiiKUsttiH Townsrnrt taking a hlehcr ninH- In a noted smrlNllst NVw. York. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Mr and 19. I' 4inrrliton. of Colurabun; Mr" ami Mrs. Warrreij Ap ar.

of Uaddonfield; and Mr. and Kempty, of Pembortou. mo- toi-pd to Soanlde Ttclghts the first of the week for a day's pleasure- In nshlrig aiid crabbing. Mr. and Elsel.

bemereat T- uiU had asked the poliee Jaet week to search for the girl and arrest her as a runaway. The man with whom the woman and girl eloped Is said by the mother anil Mrs. Ab.r.-ilinm. stener, of i a i in ri- i oylcstown. a.n'l MrM.

(lf Hht Sumlay guests; 1 ft! 1 1 -''v r- V' from i homp nn Brltk-v- Poyl of at, R. were Sir a i Oertrgp- Brink enter, ervaces were I.equear, of 'V- C. Myttpn. piisfop (' I Phjlartclp'liiw: V'5'terian t'lViircli i i A NVppes and Fvancis 'the an il A i i i a.iiu a uf l'r Chester; Mrs- '9b CJruver and Miss CHm-ciA T- Kli'zttlifclii Srarboro-nritored to Glen--, The. of eirlrt dltnlfiV.

ilili .1 sidn John sort. Mrs. Skinner, of Trenton, Mrs npPn fplii'iiycs. here "Tucsaay. Miss Hf-ba H.

Johnson and Mrs. William Tinsman and a i Margaret, sppnt Saturday at a i Crosning. defeated liymberyjlle in a nt Sunday Ell- "I maker's Island by the score of 8 to. 2. Mr.

anrt Jlrs. Elw-ln spent a 10 atiiu oy Lne motfter few days of last week in, New be Walter Sacauwai, a former Chr- I Mrs, Hlrnm snyder visited rela.tives '1 i i i 1 He Is being sought by the police. Mrs. Rutkowski's husband is said to be in in Chicago. ENGINEERS TO Chairman of various committees named by the Engineers' Club to review section of the proposed new building Trenton, will'meet tonight at the headquarters of the the Grand Theatre Building The chairman Include-: Fred tT Carstarphan, J.

Osborne Hunt A Mr. and Mrs. Kclwarti Moo 'Mr. of and Mrs. re enter i a i Banks and' Say riifrht, The iws Oscar Puff.

AVil LeHoy Cox iind ment under dire.ction of St; were; Frank nm PafT. Cot CV MISS MATHEVVS TO WED STOCKTON, N. Oct. Mr i Mrs. i i Matbews, this mi lv cmer- announce tho nf' Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. daughter. Miss i i i i i i Alathews, to Hayrriotid nl' Merohantville, N. J. Miss a a fowdnsiti! of the LambVrtvili i School and holds a'position Cain- den bank.

TYPHOID ER ei. uemereit are vjsoorne Munt, A. C. nmbvated and Gregory, Morris Ckxdkln, John Blltotti a a were evetx aad Ghuta WWtebekL TM tottl FOH. Floltprt.

nf were week- cnrt Kuefstii of Mr and Mrs. J. J-leod. T-'rerl Korrost. of -'relatives, fiern Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrx. Oliver ohtertalh- ert re'lativi-B from Storktoh Sunday. Keller a. slight operation at Krancia Hospital, Trenton.

Thursday. Mrs. pfermella Moore la spending pome time with her daughter; Mrs. Joseph Wood. Mr, and Mrs.

Walter were Miss Ethel M. Everihgham Who Appears As Red Cross Nurse In Clara Barton Episode At Hightatowh Celebration. give a concert at Memorial Park Synday will be Day and a splendid p-rorrnni has linen arranged for a day. a i Amerl- 01(1 J.TIIV and the last day of 'other three fn ir), para.tlf i a tntnorrow u''n i i i I.cL'ion- par the i I- 1 i i i i i i i i tf 1 i S'ln-'-f to (,, i i i i error i i i I Street to. South M.lin i i.

i Ktrit -whVri- i i i inruir- at tho pod.jii- iij- i H'Jtjr'h i a i prirn.i.ln, SIHI- dm- i i i 'form a( the flatr P'-' 1 M. will Strnifr, Uroad Strfo.t. i i i i to thtv Kt-ra dii-l i i i at i-iri f'i Ul sen-iL-'js re GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY i I i i i i i i a pleas- i f.nini.' or' Mr i it low even-' i i and i i i scv- i i i i i i There wpro iii'veral matters''of Importanre will- bo t'i-'ty planning will be discussed at a jnci'tin? of the executive-- oowimitten' of the i Cominis- si-on. i ry evening at o'clock; Mt 'the of tho of (Commerce. COMPLEiG PLANS f.t'ppin'roU· tOdo.y sard that the elec- McCon.nell of was rB'-elected trcasui-'-r.

nm! ilarie- II'-Ppon-sti-al, jji.Y V.inc.e.nto.wn,'- voted tii-i- ASSEMBLE TO HONOR PARENTS Oft 7 --Th held'here O'-tobe'r and; 15. under- the d'lrocflbn of -ihi? Ulee. of bo. Affair of -th-e. itind pi-pse'ni'i'd" i d.p.t.-i-fts aro nut rlop.s not to hf a hitf-h'.

in ez- a it have tlan-'-intj many. 1 i i not spnci? i-nough r.f tho big i an ffort is 1 to squf-ezo I i i a i i ihat ihis i a a a i oan be left somi? oih.r-r 'Denial Is rns'lf that -a crirnival -is sraffi-hg -iffatr. iRtEMPtOYED FflRIi and' l-'riin'k werf. a i by i anj i 1 i i at i home a i.f*"rgi-a-ntsvjiip. -when a gath- honie 'and presented the par" i i viotrola.

Tho.st- Mr. and John and rTiildre'n, Lewia I Mr. arid Taul K. Thompson, of Indian- Mrs. Kdward VnablH, 'Frank Vff.

and son; I'aiU, of Ser; and Fraitit- of and Mnii F. C'rum a anil I nf Kand lii-onk; Miss; Eisie' friend, Jolin.so-n, and Jacob Fender. HONOKFJ) f)N RIDTUHA 'UN BlKltlUA EXGTUSHTOWX, N. Oct. joint meeting o.f representatives of he' Board 'of Education he nursing cortimlftee bf -Manalapan Tfrw-nshlp and the Mon-moiuh County' 'rganizatio'n of social service, i a igreed that Miss Jane -Honey should ie employed these orgarnzaiions.

riving the ICreehold to FOng- hour i om.munity work in.Kngllshtown. "Ilfls Honey was last year Rrhonl and romnrunlty n'urse and PLAN STRAW RIDE Dct. surprise'was given Mrs. 1 'Vnover. of Tenrient nn Alorx'lay evening in honor 7 5 i i i i anaiversarj-.

'The was. socially and i inusa-. received a jinm-bfi- of gifts! Refreshments A.montr those; present were: Mr. -arid J'ulfen, of.Te'nnent; i iiri'i 'ilrs. Ifa.n-ey Van'Deeveer, and Mrs.

William f'onovt'r, -Manalupan; Mrs Ellza- Vaughn. Miss Delia Vaughn Laurtnda Reid, Urlas Reid Miss. Jane Honey and Albert of this place. --W i I t. i HfM Joseph K01i, of White days yislting in i Nf n- Vork.

of Br.oad is i at horns sufterlngr' i i i i i i thi' of nr A i i i street, ami' a 0 Ul TM" tnr last a a utilkina'n of i of tho was in firehpuse. a i i YAH.DVir.l.K.' 7 i "hV -nintr i i a Assocla- iru wc-re i-in-nt 'guests Union A i i i A i Arrangerm-nts- worn niiirle 1 to condrict a 1 next wWk. Tim salt- a was advertised for I j--'ni! Saturday has bi-on postponed i i' t'hr' Korno I a a i Hiehtstown: EWING TOWNSHIP'S COMMUNITY FAIR AND EXHIBITION TOMORROW :in.i| i i i i i iiii.i RED CROSS rOMEEr typhoid niial of "local 'bnmuii of i.wm i i i i i nuai ir.c-ciing or i local Liruiii-li o-f fever, are reported to be doing very j.tho Hed Cross will be held here Satur- tl ly day eveninc. at 8 o'clock. .1 N.

i mitt who are in Kinloy and Si, Franr-ls Vi- spectively, suffering from in charge' Township community a i a i extension rxhibit a pleted a for event promises lo be. of the biggest of its kind evert -f h-i'i wi i i ship and an estoii.stvy exhibit of dairy, and swina feeds, bv tho New Jertty A i i i i a College. i extension i i i I a i palv.es, poultry and- held i-ommtinlty. a starts at 2 'o'clock- tomorrow af.ternbon. The program indoors Includes, demonstrations i cunning and.

meal preparation by Hoad Judg- ing of pies, cakes, dress forms and Hats' made by thf women and girls, j. Hooker, bnme demonstration ngent from Bergen County, will be the judge. There will ateo be fine exhibit of crops by the farmers oft Ewlnj Town- JS I I for the afterno9n will inrlutle M. AV. Keenoy, Skelley, 01 the Xow Jersey Agricultural Cot- ii 1 1 J.

"Woodruff Hendrickson of the local committee, wlli have complete 'charfre of the A lunch will b. serveil by renuinston Hoad Homenrtktrs, frasi 5 to 7 p. m. An'orchpstra-wHl-fur- nish music for the dance, which be held'In the evening: after an dress by A. M.

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