Passaic Daily Herald from Passaic, New Jersey • 1

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TUESDAY EVENIN' (J, MARCH 1, 1927 PRICE TWO CENTS 10,462 TELEPHONE 2000 fiFTY-FOURTH YEAR TELEPHONE 2000 r-j 7 r-i 7 i -1 ij, cf W1 ri C''Jr7 -j rpq 'll iLj 1 I Toastmaster at Testimonial for the Mayor Administration I at Rally of 350 Testimonial U.F.D.W. Strikers to Return A STORY EVERY --MEMBER OF THE FAMILY WILL ENJOY! READ HATTIE By -SAMUEL MERWIN A Story of Love and Sacrifice Alleged Clifton qjj Bomber Captured in Metro -Taken by Detective' of 1Sf Clifton Force rr I Now in Jail Will Seek Work in Lodi Mill Again, Thy Decide No Discrimination Vill Tryto Effect a I Working Union in Mills Relief to -Continue BEGINS TOMORROW in the PASSAIC DAILY HERALD H. Weinberger, Foe, Guest at Testimonial Harry1 H. Weinberger, president of the Service Trust Company of New Jareey. was one of the guests at th Mayor McGuira testimonial dinner last evening, a fact which carried toms Political aignifioaneg to those wfce noted his preserve.

Mr. Weinberger wae special cltv counsel in litigated matters a few years ago, but was not reappointed by the Mayor, and sinew then there has been deep enmity en the -part of Mr. Weinberger and hit associates, pot only toward Mr. McGuire, but also toward Cmmistoftar. Abaant Preiskel.

There have been reports of late that the feeling ha wensd. Commissioner John ft. Johnson was the only present member of Die Board of Commiss'en-ers not at th dinner. Other, commission candidates seen at ths dinner included Denis A. G.

Lyons and Ernest SrhnrhL To Bo Brought Hero Alter Waiting three days I 1 Penn)tvania torn. Captain of tectiree Anthony Bstiel and Io 7 4 tertive Edws I tf the df ton Police De i 'tVtr-' M.tro Bftbji trance of a wa wot king. -t Ho was I ugftlve from Justice, having been 1 at the men said to I have boon betid ne home of Mr. fieri set of Leg arena, Clifton, fa tho onrly moratng hours of September $1, Immediately following th arrest of bis companions he escaped to the Pennsylvania town where he had been employed when he was arrested by tne Clifton police Ha was taken before Justice Charles HolltR by the Clifton detectives who confined hfta te th Cambria County Jail tor ninety day pending hi extradition to this HtHt. 'When he Is brought to Clifton ho will be arraigned before Judge Jobn C.

Barbour, amt (lien be emraltttd to tha County Jail to await setton by tho Grand Jury, Uj Action Closes Strike Final steps irr closing history of the Aiore hau twelve mftnths old textile strike were takon last night when striking workers of the United Piece Dye Works voted unanimously to call off theiji strike and seek reemployment in theJLodi mills. Although lha atrikara )n-VormadAr their leader, that Jiulft IV. Cairlniton Cabell, ho haa been ean-ytn on negotlatlona with the mill management, had been unable In net a written t.m -lit from the i mntolala raaunllna demand, of the uKn. the atnkore werw willin to I (Continued on Pare S. Col.

Another Row ii Wallington Over Smoker Orgies Council Fight Return ed Whcrl 35 Applies tions for Public Places Come Up Medal Awarded to Winner of Junior Page Essay Test Bernadette Keating Is Honored at Meeting of 300 Members in Boys Club W)d Council's iOffice Closei: jnd Work Ended Mils Employment Goup Dissolved as tnly Three Re-main in It Hee for Ten Years Induatrlal Council of pas sal Wool Manufacturers baa pnae out of existence. AUkigrh It happened on January' the ict haa not beco generally knuwan ihta TheottncU' emplojTnent cltlce at t75fonroe street, or which Stephen 1 gsotkownkl was manager, was cWd a Won before. kink Andres, 263 Lafajette avenutiuia bn aco retary-treu-urer the council since ts organl-tatlon Before ha came to PftsaahMr Andrea was oft the tff a the Jutunal of Commerce, Near Xrk. lie haa not announced what plana for the future are Thegpol Council waa established )y 1 mllla the Botany Wergte M'lli, Giirfleld Worsted Mill, forstmann A lluffmann CompMf New Jersey Spinning Oe Mills and (Passaic pinnlnt Company as an ncyfcf redu -g a heavy labor tmn-cw la th mills and as a acting In concert on problems of mutual In as heavy fire dur trike of 1313. but was mentioned atlUtta during tha 3ta withdraws) was that thlal.c Worsted, Then the mg Karflald Worsted wlth- fe jijt a.

of Bill Legalizing River Bathing Is Passed by Senate Final Examination Tomorrow Capitol Is Thronged by Mothers in Prizes Doctor Determining Healthiest Babies in Daily Herald Contest No Awards as Yet The PassaicDaity Herald Capitol Theatre Healthy Baby Contest entered its second day this morning. By tomorrow, early a it is hoped that the weighing, classification and examination of babies will be concluded. On the stags of tha Capitol this morning, btbias from two to four years old ware weighed and classified. Meanwhile In the office of Har-old Blumepthal. Capitol tnaftagrf, babies from Infancy to two years 014 'r examined by daeter- Dr E.

J. Bailey, ot the Pasaalo General Hospital, and Dr. B. M. Goartae.

of HL Alary's Hospital, assisted in'the task of examining tha smaller babies today. Mrs. Albert Lee Hodder, Mrs Austen Hendon, Mrs. Iauia J. Bowes, Mrs, Joseph Leffsrts, Mrs.

Frank Magee, Airs. Edgar Jcweph-son, Mrs. Floyd Smith and members of Th Herald ataff and Capitol staff took charge of tha weighing and clftsnlflcatlom Tha Fragrant far Tam arrow Tomorrow morning, at 13 clock it a hoped that tha final phase of tha judging will take place. In the manager office, at that hour, babies from two to four years (as wslt as any from Infancy tf two who have not yet been examined) will be finally examined by the doctors. On tha atage, at that hour, babies from four up through fhe year of ag will ba weighed and (Continued on page 2.

Col- f) Pettersen Wants P. S. Rails Taken Off Crossing Here Seeks Legal Opinion in Effort to Hae Passaic Street Tracks Removed Ranzenhofer Gets Case fetep) to force removal of tha trotloy tracks at tha Erie Railroad cross. ng at passate street and Main avenue are being tak a by Commissioner Anton L. Peiteraen, director of stiH nd ublie tmflroi ement CUv Counsel F.

8. Ransenhofer has been dti ted bv CommUsloner Pettersen to ren'V an opinion oa Dga! rl I. cf tha public Service to mainta 0 the tracks after abandoning the Passeio street routs. If Mr. Ransenhofer reports that tha company lost Its frnchie when it abandoned tha track.

Cmnnili sloner pettsrsea will to tha Public Utilities Commission for an order (on in tie corap tn to tear up the (racks ar the cress nr The mmissknr requested tha 1. entloued isw Citys Government Under Present Officials Is -Praised Kelly Toastmaster Matthews Says Passaic Business Is Managed Efficiently for Taxpayers Handbag Is Presented ay or John H. McGuire, director of public affairs, was the guest of honor last night at a testimonial dinner arranged by a group of thirty friends and attended by 350 men and women. 1 Th "affair was held at the Elk Club but many who wers pot present heard the program of public addresses and vocal entertainment over radio station WODA, from Peter J. Gallagher, city sealer, waa In charge of th radio microphone, and John F.

Kelly, srr feltet. -wee -toestmaster nf tfcf dinner. Mr. Kelly sounded tha keynote of the dinner In declaring that, twelve year ago when Major McGuir ran for aoramlslongrh Kelly) told a gentleman who wields a mighty pen" that tha Mayor was a friend in whom he had respect and He felt that way then and ha feels that way now, Mr. Kelly said.

Moreover, Mr. Kelly deplored the fact that suspicion and distrust had been created anti although certain newspaper was not mentioned specifically, thera waa no doubt in tha listeners mind about what was meant Commissioner Abram Preiskel added that there Is much mud slinging in Passaicby men who moke insinuations but who haven backbone enough to back up their statements Speakers, prominent In political and clvie circles of city and Rtat praised Mr. MrOulre's administration as Mavor of Passaie and expressed faith in hie re-election. Toastmaster John F. Kelly, architect, possibly sounded the keynote of the evening when he asked that confidence be placed in Mayor McGuire and members ef bis official family.

Mr Kellyn hinting very lightly to rumor ot maladministration by member of the Board of Commissioners said that he "didn't know why people in the (Continued on Page 7, Col. 2 Fates of Miller and Daugherty in Jurys Hands Federal Court, New York. March l.P1) For the second time in five monib tha fates of Harry M. Daugherty, cabinet member in the Harding administration, and Thomas tv. Miller, alien property custodian under the same regime, were in th hands of a Jury.

Th twelrs men that bars been hearing evidence In the trial of Daugherty end Miller for conspiracy to defraudC the United Htate of their honest and unbiased service In connection with the alioanre of claims Pr $7 AoefcfiO proceeds of seised American Metal Company shares, eiired (of deliberation at 1 tft ti TSon r- HlperlaJ The Weemld) Trenton, March i. By ih veto nf 10 to tho Pnat last flight passed tho bid by Senator Al-) of Morris County, to overcome tha sanitary coda of the Htate Board of Hralth, which December tset oa-Joined mass bathing In putable streams When such bathing tends to pohut sources of water supplies. Ths Abell bill would legaltse bathing potable streams, fcenater, Abell sstd the amendment to the sunltary cede, by the Rtate htsllh board was Iniquitous. Beauty Pageants Demoralizin Phil4lphi On th. around that such buty paaeanta ar demot-allilna.

tv. worn mi a ar. a.ktnr th, Atlantic City Chamber of annul re, to dlwontlnua Ita annual afalr. AITiat VclI-DresKd Men Hava N.w Yak Th. New Tork mat ahall hav.

auita. Inolu.lin, claw hammer that aliall ba worn place of a tuxedo when women pree.nl, Hla trouiwe ahall be faom 17t to It lnchea wide at the bottom, There are Ukaaea from tha New York Custom Cut-tera Club. Idea Fhira Great White Way Naw Ywk Almee kempla Me-Pheraon hi not an Idea from the (Treat White Way. An electrte elm. "0 feet Iona, le to han 150 feet In the air between the ton era ot her radio elation In Loe Angelee.

Madison Hqoare Garden wllllna to let her rnn a two treeka revital therw In Hummer for OOO Her largest tentative offer fsoo a day Tex Being Beautified New Yo-W Tea Gniaan, queen of th. night cluhe, te being beautified Bhe Is under tha care of a epectatlet. Princeton, N. J. pluming red lampoon of newspaper sold on the Prlneeton campne ban picture of five airy young ladles holding baltbone end doing an aesthetic dance.

The caption Emporium high school quintet vlth whom Harvard has broken relation! England Floods Cause Hardxhipa London Floods In England hava been oduslng rani hardships. -Tha Princ of Wale and Prlnca Henry never hunted under worse conditions Their horses sang girth deep end 50 huntsmen Is their party were unseated. Progrew of 0. Baltimore Tbs o. has mode great progress in a century.

At an anniversary banquet Newton Baker recalled that thera wee a race between the road a i rst locomotive end a horse Tha borne won. JOHN r. KELLY Preiskel Tells of Expenditures, During His Term Explains $64,077 of 1926 Bond Issue Follows Report of Mr. Roegner Regards $84,000 Bond Cowimivtoner Abram Prvlekrl today aubmiitad a detailed report of the axpeadlturvs In his depwrtmenp showing where and hew the total sum of 16 70 and la.000 was ft pended for use is the Department of Public Safety. These totals fsi Included in the item in the bond lasua, which arousal General Rpencsr's critl-dim recently.

Commissioner Roeghcr answered General Spencer yesterday by letter to the press, in which he defended the bond issue and thg procedure of bis own department, the Department of Revenue. The following is a report as submitted by Commissioner Preiskel, showing the expenditure of his department. In refer "ne te tha item mentioned in the 1321 bond issue: Th forming details and figures expallo how and where tha total sum of $64,077 and ($5 300) wars expended for use in my department and which were Included in the 94.309 item of th 1326 Bond Issue Commissioner Preiskel listed the following expenditures. Triple pumper (lire 14 409; Aerial Truck 4 1 ire Motorcycles (Police), $966-70; Motorcycles (Police), $644 00; Truck, (Hr Dept Roadster (Chief lira Dept), 00; Triple Pumper (Chief Fire Dept). $14 4000: Triple Pumper, Rhlef fir.

Dqitl, 14,409 total 44 077 T9 Th. Itrm ot 5 000 09 for polio sad tel graph svatem consists of mater and Ubr for extent ona, repairs, etc, made on present tera to date. Further Plans for Auto Show on March 9-12 Almost, every popular make of automob wHl be shown at the Passaic A to Trade Aulon automobile she to be held at the Pt attic Armory oa March 3, 13. IL IS There will taehe exhibitor the show The association met )teday noon in the rophy room of (he t. M.

O. and furthered It j)lns f'r th ent. A new feature of this )nrs show till be lb" hrMii'Vstl'tf over sts-tien AoPA. Pi program te be an-rviun later The" 4e nus sod jJriius erv evofitnc i i 2 Brothers Are Held as Members of Burglar Gang Clifton Men Confess to 7 Burglaries in Passaic Police Seek Comrades Kennedy Supplies Tip Two brotham, aalf confessed mambara of a gang of thiavea who haa accompLshad many robberies In tha bill auction of tbia cliy wara hold Vlthout ball for th Grand Jury By Judgs David son In pollca Court todayf on aaven burglary charge. Tha man aia John and Wilbur Wright, both of 27 Alfred atrat Clifton.

Detactlve ara trylny to laarn tha identity of tha other member of tha ffanr. In confessions to mambara of th Detecth Bureau, tha men have confessed to a van robberies, In the follow-in homes: J. Frank Andrea. 2S3 Lafayette axenua. 165 in cash and Jvwelrv; E.

C. Ward, 257 psnnlngton avenue, 300 In cash and Jewelry; Mrs Elisa Gilland, 727 'Avcrikir atnue, rash and Jewelry; Pasquaie ir-done, 4) River drive; Chari" Schneider, 14 Park avenue, attempted robbery; Simon A Bell 7f Bloomfield avenuaTO in cah and mThandis and vnnia Lyons, 450 Bloomfield avenue, a smU amount of cash. The brothers wars arrested by Detective fteryeants Charles Monks and Owen Cunningham and Detective Georg Eckhardt last Thura day. They hate been ui the Police Building since that time, while Captan of Detectlva min F. Tamer attempted fir round up tha other member of the gang Detective Lieutenant Thomas Kennedy supplied tha information which led to tho arrest.

The men ara believed to hav aeoomplilhed other robberie In thla dty, in addi too to tha one they barf admtted. Beauty Contest Judges to Meet Again on Friday Oscar M. A. Rona, commander of Corporal Robert 8. Preisket Post.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, ailed The Herald on the telephone this afternoon to say that he had arranged a meeting of tha beauty contest Judgea for Friday nlrht this week, when they w-ill take up tha question of Mia Pegrv Her-aiga legal reaidenco. Miss Heralfr wag declared th moat beautiful girl of a number a ho passed in review before the judge at the armory last Paturddv night, but tha decision caused a bear-riot, aa many contended Miss Merxur did not comply with the rule that orlv Passaic girls were eitwHde Mr Ron said hf had rve'ved proests fmm wsnr ho dec Is rad that Mt-a llernga legal 4- Bloomfield Ave. Viaduct Subject of Walker Speech Harry Kaiker, Jr, candidal for city commissioner, expUJn-4 hie stand an the question of Jrdnt or individual responsibility at a meeting of the Wln-Wllb-Wlber Club, composed of his supporters, last night at Carpenters Hill, 167 Jefferson street, Chalk Talk Is Given About $09 members of tha Herald Junior League composed of boys and girl who write and draw for the Herald Junior, attended a meeting held yesterday afternoon at (he Passaic Boys' Club, os Third street. The meeting was the second of its kind to be held by the league. Bobby Connolly, who drew cartoons for The Herald and a bo aids In the Junior page work, opened the meetirg with one of his interesting chalk talk.

Connolly draw shout twelve pirture end accompanied his drawing wih an Interesting talk. tor the pent twe months ths Hr-aid Junior League haa been conducting an essay contest About esftays on 4Whjr I Like to Live in Passaic," were received and ths winner, BmsdU Keating, 59 Grovs street, twelve years ohi. was preserved with a medal yesterday by George Marcus, of Marcus and Gottlieb, Main avenue, haberdashers. Mr. Marcus, who was Introduced by J.

Kcwman Wright, secretary end director of the Hrald Junior League, said: I have always been Interested in the Herald Junior League and It seems to me that the Passaic Daily Herald doing a greet Work when it otfer-)ou children th opportunities which it doe A better tub-)ect for an essay contest In this cltv could not have been selected and those who conducted the contest ere to be highly complimented on their work. "Thor is much in our city to be (Continued on Pag Cot. 1) Seen and Heard "DFKN1S LYONS etole iny candidates platform. nailed Bti! Weber today a ha reclined, lathered op. In Dominick Beil a barber chair.

Dominick otherwise Charley, le his candidate. Bella wants a deep river, so the rum ships yen come flfht Up sM Erie track depression wiihli ty four hours. But stas V- P41U campaign' IM1 v. Ds New some differences taftrdfng the no night ft women "bill, andniher apg my the Forst-mann W4 Lahnen mills in the that the councils rmrt inevitable. pity other officer beside Mr m.

the president, selected je from among the execu rnemler mills. 3atvAll Are Granted Wuh ot ex Itement, the ily part of the regular meeting itl by the Major ami Council of Borough of Wellington lat ht proved to bo only a lull balms a orm that brought a whirl M4 finish to another chapter in boPkugb indecent smoker tfeitfom th Major Ntkin attempting ep thecouocihnen from en-Cs in bitter argument then va tha unusual situation of ono mrllmun afiter another pleading (vemteeton to sav just a few titt After several had its-1 od their visa rather pointedly. Major stopped further artfu-w and refused appeaU for vraore word. nvr outbreak came toward Jq of the moetlny, when a aaa made by Councllmen etr and oeconded by Vounril-n Drornchak to grant 33 appll- rsf for publlo blace permit Yt tad been presented eince acbst the yew. The motion j.

caxrird with Counctlmeii (grand CouncUmen FreclaniK wetme eiuiW ng the permits grnntrd was the Veteran' Ian. 11 im avenue, whore an In tat amoker wrae an id to ha.v a few week ao. Com pap, Woratg councilor emplovaent terejt ing the Th of Botany Iraw opining work matter, group The Vhdres each tles Mr. Aft B. Vl? Mrnotas; rr.nk Fr.nk.

In Todays Herald i Lipinki Die Lonij Illne Jrl to Be in Lodi 9 Am It Wr Carlstsdt 9.. Classified Ada Clifton. Comic and Fiction, 14 75 9 II 14 it 4 I Manslaughter It Charge Against Montclair Driver of ComiMi, er Roegner aa direc-lay road, Yppar Montclair, waa hld without bad on a tachntcal chary of manslanbtar, when amlgned brffrw Jucir j0hn Barbour In tha Cllfto PoUca Court thla njorn inf Ariflafcavk over John For dine, nina XMr old of $44 Van Houtrn ab-nua, nifton, on )uhday at 35 fri xn a rasujt nf tha accident tJf man was haUL Tha ttYiiauii Incant Barhitt, will iindeubtel', a bail within tha next I I tMt Rutherford Kditorial $esture CJrflhL IlebrMirk Ilrlghte Union Labor New. L)ndtmrst Lodi Nutley Personal pages Radio Park IlUthe-wr Hr1 Liptnskl. 17 Mftn It'd1 5 "merlin afternoon a long illness 1 "t4 her hiMlmnd iw.M 'uni.

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