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SCUNTC7 CITUZLICAN. TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1931 Courses for S. S. Teachers Planned Lawsuits Settled When Court Opens Verdicts for Plaintiff Are Re turned by Juries in Other Actions For Five Evenings Lackawanna County Associa tlon Will Conduct Leader in numerous cases con siderably reduced the first day's list of common pleas actions scheduled for ship Training School at Elm Park Church House April 21, 24, 28, May 1 and Faculty Staff Announced. New Leader of Men Rises on Horizon History a yesterday.

The follwlng suits were listed as settled: Edward Fetzer v. Anna K. VanHorn; Margaret Baker v. the Scranton Rali n. av comnanv: Lustig Burgerhoff com Gandhi Sent to South Africa as Obscure Lawyer, Begins i vj i T1 Sa 7 JLV2, Under I I CCK 7 Frown fjCJ 7 LIFE LORD 4 1 pany v.

the Western Union Telegraph Bloodless Battle for In dians There rnmnanv: Daniel J. Gresra v. tne BOS ton Steam Dye Workss; Herman Jacobs v. the Scranton Railway company: Alberta Rudy and Louis Rudy v. Peter Gaado; Catnenne potocn nick v.

the Temple Anthracite Coa! rnmnanv and Jcserjh Lovlto. Mr and Mrs. David Hughes secured a verdict of $100 and $325 respectively, i mil "wr. 7iaWM. from the borough of Dickson City in Yesterday, In the first story in this series of four on Mahatma Gandhi, Milton Bronner told of the great Indian leader's early life how he was be trothred by his Hindu parents at 7.

married to a child bride at 13 and vent to London as a young man to study law, during which time some one gave him a bible and he was greatly impressed by the life of Jesus Christ. Prom London, he was sent to South Africa to conduct a lawsuit and at this point Mr. Bronner today resumes the thread of his absorbing narrative. THE EDITOR. a suit involving injuries to Mrs Hughes resulting from a fall on a faulty sidewalk on Lincoln in the borough.

Edward Parkton, a contractor, was awarded $325 claimed against Marti; This Spring hat is a Stetson Kanirath for construction woris. By HILTON BROXNER NEA European Bureau Manager (Coovrizht 1931. NEA Service. Inc.) A verdict of $2,519.79 on a mortgage fiction was awarded Martin Semjan and Annie Semjan against William Yobbs, who purchased a property from Discrimination against, AWi QANDHI leader. I The Lackawanna County Sunday 8chool association announces the spring semester of leadership training for teachers of church schools, to be held in Elm Park M.

E. church house on April 21, 24, 28, May 1 and 5 at 7:30 p. m. The courses and teachers are: New Testament, the Rev. C.

B. Klinetob; Message and Program of the Christian Church, the Rev. A. D. Upton; Beginners' Pupil Study, Mrs.

R. H. Jadwin; Primary Department Administration, Miss A. Myfanwy Roberts; Young People's Methods and Materials, the Rev. John H.

Stanton; Recreational Leadership, Miss Dorothy Vreeland. These courses are taught accredited teachers, and the school Is sponsored by the International Council of Religious Education. The certificates granted at the end of the course lead to graduation and the international diploma. It is expected that there will be a large enrollment at this school. Dunmore and Asbufy Methodist churches have held all the honors during recent schools for the number enrolled.

In the February school Myrtle Street church was placed third. Five Schools Last Year During 1930 the association conducted five leadership training schools, providing courses for 525 pupils. Practically all of the students were teachers in the Sunday schools of Lackawanna county. They came from the Lutheran, Episcopal. Reformed, Christian, Baptist, Methodist Protestant, Methodist Episcopal.

Congregational and Presbyterian churches. the Dlaintins. Chance led Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from Londan to South Africa as an ambitious young Inoiap lawyer in 1893, but something acudent, fate or deitiny; call it what you will placed The school district of Winton borough was ordered by a Jury to pay the American School Book company $2,234 for supplies on an overdue account I upon which tne company sued. A jury late yesterday aiternocn re 8 turned a verdict for the defendant in the suit started by the Wissocker Auto SuoDly company v. D.

A. Renda on an alleged bill for a tire and tube. him in a position there wnere a new leader of men appeared on the horizon of history. The fact that there was such a thing as an Indian problem hi relation to the British Empire and to white men impressed Itself en him. This wa; before the Boer war.

There were two British colonies. Cape Colony and Natal; two Boer colonies, the Transvaal and the Orange Free State. In all of them, Gandhi found the Indian problem very acute. There were some 150,100 Indians of all classes, castes and religious faiths Judge William R. Lewis presided at the trial of the rites and duly registered in South Africa.

At one swoop this ignored all marriages perfoimed according to Hindu or Moslem rites among the workers from India. Gandhi decided that the time to fight had arrived. He forged a weapon which was new to the world passive resistance. At 'Ms Toistoyan farm colony near Durban he trained his helpers. They would lay down thIr tools.

They would stop work. They would resort to no physical violence or reply to violence with violence. Indentured workmen refused to work. Indian miners left the coal mines. Gandhi and his lieutenants deliber When court adjourned late yesteii dav afternoon testimony in the suit by Adam Briganti against Peter Tomaine, both of Carbondale, tad not been completed.

Brigant alleles that the defendant maliciously Give Stetson credit for the courage of their convictions they refuse to cut quality to meet a lower price demand. What is more, the spring Stetsons at the price are even finer than ever before finer furs, finer styling, finer workmanship, finer and more delicate shadings. You'll wear the finest if you will choose a new Stetson here. in South Africa. Some were merchants hot and injured him and is suing for 35,000.

1 Milton J. Kolansky is representing the plaintiff and Harry Morosini, the ately led marches of the idle from one aeicnoant. I President Judge E. C. Newcomb Is presiding at the trial of the C.

I. corporation against Edward Rossi, Peckvilte automobile dealer. The plaintiff, a financing 'corporation. Is seeking to collect over $4,000 from the former auto dealer said to be due from The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School association was continually cited in dlscussinon and Inquiry at th re cent annual meeting of the International Council of Religious Education in Chicago as one of the most forward of all the states In developing a fine spirit of co operation, and in the efficiency of its work. While the State association enrolls 10,335 Sunday schools, with nearly 2, 125,000 students, teachers and officers, this is only one tenth of the entire United States Sunday school population.

Contributions in money from the state association are about 30 per cent of the total amount received from the state associations. In leadership training, Pennsylvania Is pre eminently to the fore, as always. Twenty per cent of all the work reported in the United States to the International council in this important former South Afrlcin state into another, disobeying orders not to do so and deliberately courting arrest. G.indhi Is Jailed Among Thousands Ciandhi was sent to jail in Bloem fontein and subjected to many indignities. Indian women joined with their men.

Thousands of them, men and women, were imprisoned. The Jails were overflowing. Troops sought to corral miners ana force them to work. General S.nuts, then premier of the South Africa colony, was admanant. Br.c the viceroy of India intervened as much he could.

English opinion back home was also unfavorable to the South African attitude. In the latter pari of financing deals. Vosburg and Vosburg represent the plaintiff and John Memolo, the de fendant. Oldsmobile Auto 1013 General Smuts decided to name a commission to inquire into all the Cartoon Is Shown jrciU LAI11C vm State Sabbath School association dur ing this past association year. rrvi Oanncflvania Rt.atp Sabbath Appearing at the Strand theatre this week in connection with the fea ture picture, "Millie," is a most un usual and interesting "short subject" tne nature of an animated car WALTER WQWCLMQzQ.

LL On JSroadway School association's field staff Is twice as large as that of any other state, and It's budget of expenditures is proportionately larger than any other. Most members of the professional field staff of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School association were in attendance at the International meetings. toon titled "In My Merry Oldsmobile." This cartoon picture brings out in a very clever way, a great numoer of tne exclusive and attrac tive features to be found in the pres ent day Oldsmobile automobile. By all means visit the Strand thea' ter this week and enjoy this clever Motor Fuel by Pipe Line Within Year and traders, but the bulk were laborers. They were indentured; signed up to work for a period of at a certain fixed small wage.

They were not free men. Finds Indians Victims of Discrimination Gandhi found a sort of universal contempt for his countrymen. No matter what their clsss, they were all lumped togetner under the opprobrious designation of "coolies." Gandhi himself faced the color question. He was compell to take off his turban in some places. Despite the fact that he bought first class ticket on the railways he was compelied to travel in the third class because he was an Indian.

He found no good hotel which would take him in. He was barred from good restaurants. In 1896 he returned to India for a short visit. He spoke about tl difficulties of Hindus In South Afrtrt. He wrote a pamphlet about it.

He called attention to the unjust tax which was levied on indentured wxkrr.er.. This imposition $15 was so steep for a poor workmen that he could not afford to pay it. For lack of payment he was often prevented from going back to India. Perforce he had to stay in South Africa and sell his labor at a cheap But garbled reports of what Gandhi had written and said were cabled back to South Africa and feeling against him ran high. Refuses in Prosecute His Attackers Galidhi arrived from India on a steamer at the vort of Durh Natal.

Ke was mobbed and vas only saved from serious injury try a ruse of the police. H3 showed his belief Jie ethics, of his religion and if Jesus by refusing to prosecute his tormentors. was in January, 1897. When the Boer broke out In 1899 Gandhi showed his forgiving nature. He it the ciuty of the Indians to stand by the empire.

He offered the services of himself and his fellow countrymen and organized an ambulance corps of 1100 men who did magnificent work. They were not compelled by the terms of their contract to work on the firing line, but they did so. Thev were well forward In the relief of Ladysmith. Gandhi himself helped bear out of battle one of the sons of Lord Roberts. The were mentioned In dispatches and 37 medals were granted to the leaders.

Similiarly in 1906, at the time nl the Zulu revolt, Gandhi once more organized an ambulance corps. In later years for his work in Sown Africa, Lord Hardinge, then viceroy of India, bestowed upon the mucr. coveted Kaier i Hlnd gold medal. The wars over, Gandhi once more had a chance to think of the wrong of his countrymen. Not only hid the $15 tax r.ot been tcken off the indentured wcrkingmen, but a new grievance had arore.

Under a decision by one of the South African Judges, It was held that no marriages would considered valid unless celebrated according to Christian This Town of Ours "The Gfcut Soul" as millions of the brown men in India call, him today, is pictured above in a recci.t photo. Below, as he appeared when a young man In South Africa at the outset of his bJuodlcss battles for Indistn rights. grisvsnres. The victory was won. Passive resistance had shown the way.

Gandhi realised that he had an instrument to his hand which could be used in a levser field seme day. In 1914 Gandhi sailed for England Intending to remain there a short time aai then return to India. But on the dav he landed in England, he learned that Germany had declared war. He at once offered to enlist for the whole duration of the war and undertake ambulance work at the front. His oflcr was accepted eagerly.

He was placed 4n a high post with an Indian unit, but he was stricken down with pleurisy. He had a narrow escape from death and was then ordered to go to warmer climes. So he went to his motherland. Becomes Powerful Leader Among Natives As roon as he recovered and for three j'cars thereafter he offered to organize en ambulance corps for the Indian government to work at the front in Mesopotamia. But the viceroy assured him bU presence was more needed at home.

He had become a powerful leader. His advice was valued. His outspoken words against secret revolutionary plots for assassination of prominent Englishmen in India carried weight. In the closing year tf the war he went on a tour of the village, urging his countrymen to.enll?'', and fight the Turks nrA Germans. The tour almost cast his life.

He became infected with violent dysentery and at one time was considered to be on his death bed. In the meantime, when net serving the British government and when not ill, hfi was intervening in various disputes between his people and the government and usually bringing about a peaceful seitlemciit. The time had not yet come when he was to lose all ffcith in the government and break with it completely. NEXTX: Dark days In India and a hrewn man who found the truths advanced by Jesus Christ, Daniel and Socrates and used them as his weapons in a bloodless revolution. animated cartoon which originates in a well known studio from which emanates pictures of this type that have delighted audiences all over the Lorraine a Crowd Powers and John P.

Sullivan were secretiv This Spring hat is a Masters sealed last Monday, her kin being furious. Burke's real first tag is When. lowdown on the case against Mayor Walker is that Steuer united States. I'Tammany's choice) and Seabury (Roosevelt's) wanSto be Governor. big bond men of Sutton Place and Wall Street are hysterical for fear the Viv Gordon murder case will, name Ethel Harriman will appear In a The Scranton Oldsmobile, company are distributors for the Oldsmobile in Scranton.

All of the latest are on display in their show rooms, sketch with Viola Tree at Mrs. Vibicent Astor's tomorrow night as a re ropiar street. For the conveni ence of patrons, show rooms are open hearsal for a stage career. Knickerbocker has gone stage struck, too, and is cast In the Tallulah Bankhead flicker. business organization had the Times Square breadlines Nelson Doubledays (Double day Doran are being secretly melted.

Richard Hoyt, of Madison Sq. Garden is the reason. evenings until 8 o'ciock. Advt. mm BOYS' CLUBS $5 WILL HOLD DANCE Definite plans have been completed for the dance to be held in Town hall on Monday evening, April 20, by the following nine boys' clubs from Lake Sheridan: Comets, Jolly Rogers, Always, Maplewood, Orphans, Hermits, Within the next, year and the state of Pennsylvania, as well as New York state, will be served motor car fuel by the Sun Oil company, via the pioe line route.

Exeter the great storage tank is near ing completion and soon the pipe line constructed through Luzerne county and extending through Lackawanna county at Ransom and Newton townships into New York state will be in operation. The company is contemplating extending a line from Exeter to Carbondale to eliminate tank truck hauling. In the spring the line will be extended to Syracuse, N. to make contact with the barge canal. The gasoline used in the network of pipes is from Beaumont, Texas.

The main line of the company extends from Marcus Hook, to Cleveland, Ohio. At Coatesville, there Is a terminal where the line into this section originates. It runs through Reading, Port Clinton, Hazle ton, north of Wilkes Barre, west of Pittston into Ransom and Newton townships, north and west of Scranton into Nicholson and from there on a straight line to Johnson City. This has been completed. Tiiree Kings, Iroquois and Triangle.

Music will be furnished by Ivan Faux and his Pennsylvania Ramblers. The committee in charge of prepara tlons for the event Is composed of Andy was ill In his St. Regis Hotel suite all week with 104 fever, broadcasting on a special wire from the sick room. He leaves tonight against his doc's That good looker in the Lucky ads is Nadine The Darryl Zanucks of Warner Bros. (Virginia Fox) are blessed Add Little Ironies: Jeanette Hackett, former wife of Harry Delmar, was just hired by RKO as style dictator.

first job was to fix up Delmar's Revue! was George Stone of "Little Caesar" you saw at the Silver Slipper with Helen Eby Harriet Lake, lead in "America's Sweetheart," and Paul Krlch, Newark radio and electrical magnate, are Wallis Howe has shelved the Atlantic Monthly for the N. Y. Post, and all the other book dep't ad men are ill about it. is Amos 'n' Andy's 930m broadcast. are so tough the gigolos are dancing with each other.

Noel Coward was clipped for a terrific bundle at backgammon last wk It's a gal at the Don Hartmans. least one rag will run about two million lines behind its 1930 record for the first three months of '31, which is $1, 500.000 in real money. (WABC) Lee a bride this James Cain, of the late World, is now a New York The Chas. P. Som ervilles, he's the fiddler, anticipate their 10th in Lower Manhattan steamboat men are all het up about the award of the new Gov't contract for the Statue of Lib Battery run, a mere $90,000 plum.

Alimova and Dr. S. H. Treinas are on The Pev Marleys (Llna Bas quette) are considering a reconciliation. young Syosett, L.

matron went to Bermuda by Royal Command? Carl Bengert, Gene Coleman, Tommie Men who bought a Masters two years ago when we first introduced them are still wearing them the quality is so marvelous. The new ones for spring are still more remarkable. Gorgeous new pigeon and pearl grays, snows, tans, browns, sprays gorgeous hats gorgeously trimmed with silk. Williabs, Fred Hodgson, Henry Weh rung, Edmund Johnson, Cy Moran, Gordon Jenkins and Buddy Baer. The public is invited to enjoy this evening of dancing with the fifty Lake Sheri dan boys who are conducting this lnter ciuo anair.

BALD for 29 Years Now Has New Head of Hair Wants Order Henry Hartman, this city, yesterday petitioned court to reduce or stay the non support order Issued against him October directing him to contribute $37.50 monthly to the support of his wife, Sadie Hartman. The petitioner, represented by Attorney William B. Landis, Informed court that he has not worked in four months and is unable to continue the payments. A hearing on the appeal will be held on Friday morning, March 20, at 10 o'clock. Twenty nine years ago Mr.

E. C. Carroll, of Togus, Maine, contracted scarlet fever and became totally bald. He tried every known remedy for baldness, but nothing Diversified Questions iic i pea. uisi novemoer ne read mac JAPANESE OIL, the antiseptic liniment, vould in certain cases, grow hair.

Bo he bought a bottle and tried it for a month. He was amazed to find that JAPANESE OIL suc Recommended to diversion seekers: That syncopated waltz, "Valse Johnson's book of short yarns, "There Ought to Be a Durante's ditty, "New York's a Pack of Lies," at the Slipper. The midnight sepia shows at the Lafayette in contagion strain" in the melodious "When Your Lover Is Gone" chune, a natural fcr Etting. starring of Garbo and Gilbert, providing they borrow each other's The hatcheck lass at the Hidden Door on Lex and 47th, who doesn't accept a The most effective of the night club presentations, "The Speakeasy" number, at the Argonaut (any morning at 2:50) Dett rich in "Dishonored," and that sign on the Boston Post Road, near Bridgeport: "Cars Washed, $1 Austins Dunked, 25c." else had failed. He ceeded wnere everythin actually, at the end ol ng oi 30 days, grew new hair 2 to 3 inches Ions.

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druggists. Get a bottle today you can't lose much and you may gain a new strong head of hair. .1 Ill II II II i ia 13 14. I pi is I rf" TeT" 1 rr ar rr is ir" rs 1 "28" it 1 24" 55 TTteg" 3o51 ia 31 VT sS 3S" 57 Se 39 4o" 7T Tu. 33T 45 i USED SINCE 1894 this wonderful eld remedy has won a place as a family standby In thousands of homes.

It is mild and pleasant to take. Pat Rooney intends suing 369 newspapers which printed that he was jailed in Calif, for reckless driving. Snother The James La Fennas (Laurette Rehm) were quietly abrogated and then she got banged up in a Florida crash. the music critic, says "The King's Horses' is an English It's from "3's a The lease on that ciggie displays at 45th St. expires in July, and Broadway's most Interesting exhibit will That Mrs.

Wendel Guinan club visit was a McMillan's hankys cost $75 each. Trotsky's History of the Russ Revolution will. be Constance Carpenter, the pretty pretty, is back at the Emma L. Hunter, who pappy is a rich coal man in Brooklyn, has been betrothed secretly for months to Walter McGroory. names of the winners of the $22,000 Prize Bridge Contest conducted by Sidney S.

Lenz will be announced in Judge, March 21 Compton, just signed by George White, dickered with WOR Satdcc for The Thomas Cowards (Marian S. White), of Coward McCann, the tome publishers, were glrl'd Satdee. Washburn Child's 2d frau, Maude, will wed Edmund Pavenstedt on March 31... John Gaston is going back to work, really 1... The biggest garage in the world is in Miss Gahnun knows a gal who was born with a silver spoon in her mouth and wound up with a gold This Spring hat is a "King" Most Folks' Systems Need a SpringTonic HORIZONTAL It must be comforting1 to the ex wage slaves on the Worlds (about 67 of whom got new jobs) to know that Herbert Pulitzer is a member of the Prosser Committee, which helps the Have you noticed that "In God We Trust" Is not on paper book was named "Women Have Been Kind" because he wanted it christened "My Hectic Life of the most famous femme authors buys her dresses for $6 on 14th St.

word meaning a beauty treatment, is not in Webster's Unabridged Dicksh, and think of the millions who use it The New Yorkers' League holds its annual orgy at the Central Park Casino March 29 and clean stories are again being demanded by the pulpwood mags, the gangster stuff going Brown and Henderson go on, but DeSylva treads among the gold. 1 39 41 Prickly pear. 42 Took another's part. 43 To choose. 44 Episodes.

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3 What suffix menus 6 Who wrote the "Divine 5 ANSWER It's well named, indeed this hat Is really the king of hat values. Hats of genuine polished fur felt, styled in models that are Identical with those made at 18, 910, and more. Splendidly made and proofed to hold their shapes In all weather. All colors, all models Alpines, Snaps, Homburgs all at 92.95. THE change from Winter's stormy weather to balmy spring weather is usually a trying one on the system.

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33 To paddle a boat. 35 Default. 37 To perefc. 33 Wn Florida's "unwritten that you must remove your overcoat before being photographed any place south of Jacksonville, was exposed unknowingly by the Times on Page 1. Friday to tough times and goou weather, flowers never were so cheap or as plentiful.

Holzman's simile: "As quiet as the Stock Market on a Sunday fashionable restaurant trade is so pedlc they are blocking off great space to make the patronage seem heavier. bootleggers have faked 1921 champagne so well and so much they can't give it away. The wiseys now buy '23. town is choked with swelegant 4 per cent beer. Stalling' new play will be Jed Harris 'd.

fashionable photographers can't get a sitter, two of the major firms folding. Belle Livingston's salon has a new boss. sign on the door now reads: "Belle Out of The chorus boys in "Girl Crazy" voted to elea the best looking member among themselves. final count revealed one vote James J. Walker's ticker is plenty ailing.

Sidney Lan fields (Shirley Mason) are being New William Powell flicker, "Man of the World." is based on the life of a renowned Th; Jack Ostermans (Mary Daly) are being Evelyn Laye's leading man in a musical next season will be J. Harold Murray, who doesn't walk with a hand on his Nellie Nelson is Charlie Kaley's (Hannah Williams' ex husband) new heart. irosl'eIrIe i jlIiieInI onTOMLJTI JRri IDilDI To ke sore getting ihc original, look for the name BOSAK'S HORKE VINO "Nature's Ttok" the Ma.