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nun them THE PATEBSON MORNING CALL, SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1929. Eegent Observes stalled officials had been rehearsing derfal dinner was served to sll pros- and wero rapidly getting Into excel- ent and mors speech making and lent form to do their work. story telling was Indulged In till the At the close of the meeting a won- wee hours of the -morning. NATIONAL RAW SILK EXCHANGE 3rd Anniversary Eagles Plan Card Party on Jan.

30 James Stoddard Heads Committee of Paterson Aerit. Prof ram of Feature En Quotations Famished Dally by George Elbogtn Co. Jan. 18. gaged for All Next Week.

Tomorrow, at the Regent theater, La Fraterna Lodge Installs Officers Angelo B. Oliva, Pc, Becomes Chancellor Commander of Organization. La Kraterna lodge No. 1 1, Knights of Pythias, Installed officers before a Inrgo number of Pythlans last night in her lodge rooms In the McNalr building. Those Installed were: Chancellor Commander Agelo B.

Oilva, P. VIce-Chancel-lor Commander Agelo B. Olivia, P. Net Closing YOUR TEETH ARE PRICELESS AS PEARLS Members of Putersbn Aerie No. Months Hh Low Change B.

Four Plead Non Vult And Are Fined $50 Many Defendants Face Judge Delaney in Special Sessions Court Four of the defendants who facad Judge Joseph A. Delaney in special sessions court yesterday pleaded non vult to the charges against them and wero fined 850 each and placed on probation. They are: ''i, William De Young, also known as "Pish." "Maurice Van Kirk" and "Maurice Verkerke," twenty, of Peterson, accused of having misconducted himself here with Aliens Caprigllone, of Centra) Valley. N. Raymond Kordjn.

twenty-one, and vill be the celebration of the Re- Jan. .14. 9S 14. 9S 4-1. OS $4.

sent'e third vear in vaudeville. An Feb. 4.99-5.30 5.00 5.01 5.00 S.io 10 lo niversary week will be celsorated tnd to make this a molt auspicious 5.01 6.01-5.0 5.01 Mar, A fir A May June occasion the program will be aug Ml 5.01 5 01 tiented to feature six sll-Star acts f.eo o.oi 5.00 0.03 oo 40.04 4.97 0.01 4.95 0.02 5.01 Many Attend Recital By Miss Terpstra Pleases Large Audience With Program at St. Boniface Hall. A large audience attended the recital given by Miss Dora Terpstra in St.

Boniface auditorium on Thursday evening, under the auspices of the Holland Ladles Har-nionle society. Mies Terpstra gave many recitations and rendered many vocal selections, some of which were dramatic and others humorous. Th audience Was well pleased, as could be ascertained by the continual applause. Miss Terpstra was aocompanled by Mrs. A.

Swlerstra at the piano ad H. Van der Plog at the violin. Refreshments were served after the performance. The committee In charge of the affair consists ef the following: Mrs. J.

Schurlng, Mrs. J. Simon. Mrs. P.

O. Posthumus, Mrs. Banthouae, J. Schurlng. Mrs.

Blvonk, the Misses Margaret Posthumus, Cornelia Wenteler, Joan Decker, Florence Schurlng and Henrietta Wen tnd photoplay features each halt July 4.9S Aug. 4.9 4.97 4.94-4. If reek, with a complete new shew starting Thursday. The acts that bales (175 con Good Health, Good Looks and Good Teeth Go Hand in Hand! No man or woman, whether employed in office or shop, in business or a profession, can be truly efficient and get ahead while handicapped with troublesome teeth. How Many Times Have You Started to Have Your Teeth Fixed? Total sales 175 tracts).

48, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at their meeting In Eagles' hall. 100 Market street last night, made plans for a card party to be held in the headquarters on Wednesday, Jan. 80. A committee headed by James Stoddard was selected to arrange for the event. Many handsome awards will be given tn players and non-players.

There will be euchre, pinochle, five hundred nnd bridge games, as well as an entertainment and refreshments. Members of the Ladles' auxiliary are working In conjunction with the men tn planning for the event. In tlie business session last night rill appear In order of their position Ion the program will be as follows. Market closed Arm; and advancing. Hi Opening the performance will be Kay, Hamlin and Kay.

also knows as if JAPAN MARKETS. Yokohama Bourse. Hsles Jn. Keb. Hsr.

Apr. Mr June "The Three Sensational Kays," are Thomas PagUaro, twenty-three, both of Peterson, alleged to have acted admitted to be the world's speediest WO 1,976 1.998 1.370 1.376 1.377 1.376 Tea Imld-slr athletes. This can best be Yokohama Open Market. Indlecretely with Nellie Kensak, fifteen, also of this city, and Morris appreciated after witnessing their Yea txeasoge Price (Stlya) Ten 1.S80 Vice-Chancellor Prank Coronato, Frank DeMarla, Master of Work Nicholas Tarantlno, Keeper of Rec-ods and Seal Felix C. Tnmarogllo, P.

D. 0. Master of Finance Domln-ick Fraulo, P. G. Master of Exchequer Murlnus Carusl.

Master at Arms Nicholas Darlco, Inner Guard Cllbert Ventura, Outer Cuard Vincent Murino, Trustees Frank Puglio, chairman for term expiring Dec. 31, 1929: Tullio O. D. Darla, term hiding with 1910, and Oaetano 1'uRano, remarkable performance. L.

Weiss, thirty-eight, of Peterson, charged with having unlawfully This will start the show off In ship Kobe Future Market. Feb. Mir. Apr May June Sales 1.960 Rules 133 Rales overdrawn his bank account to the shape manner and give It a flying 1,87 U77 1.377 1.380 1,379 Tea David Horowitz was elected vice-president to fill the unexpired term of William Martin, resigned. extent of 810.

The complaining Kobe Spot Market wltneaeea against Weiss was Benja CAM HOT 8UP 09 DROP 1 GUAMHTUD9YIABS I start. Next will be an attraction extraordinary, that being Little Esther, the colored kid sensation. Little Ten Kxcboe Price (8iItu) Ten min Ksterman. also of this city. 440 61i 1,360 Charged with th theft of cash I Esther has Just turned eight years BRAWER BROTHERS Market Active and advancing.

Neglected teeth may bring serious ailment to the entire body. You can not afford to say, "1 haven't the time to spare, that is necessary to have my teeth attended to." Why neglect them until it is impossible to save thcmT and merchandise worth $41 from Max Frankel's place of business at teler. Arch street, Arthur Sandford. old and has already captured the plaudits of nanny theatergoers all over the West, This will mark bar first appearance In the East and from all past performances she Sceery Contradicts twenty-four; William Rose, thirty- OBITUARY WlUlam Jatsler. Many of the older residents of the Historical Society seven; Luther Williams, twenty-two.

and Oscar Casey, thirty-nine, all of this city, wsre acquitted, ae was Oklselll Carlo, thirty-eight, of 147 for term ending with 1931. Representative to grand lodge, Angelo B. Ollva, alternate representative to grand lodge, William Giudlce, 1. L. O.

C. The Installing officers who were received with grand honors wero: Simon Broagol. as grand chancellor: Joseph Sprechman, as grand vice-chancellor: Maurice Flshman, as grand John J. Nixon, as should be a welcome addition to the ranks of the eastern performers. Her method of singing songs and doing the newest dances In her own way ot this city, will no doubt regret to learn of th pasning Insists Colt of Repairing Pen Broadway, who was alleged to have I are positively excellent and should be nington House Will Be made an atsault with a large knife upon Benjamin Aszatl, of 119 Broadway, with intent to kill.

a ahow stopping entertainer. Bobbe and Van are two boys who AWARDED $366 A verdict of 8878.40 was returned by a Jury before Judge Clifford Newman In circuit court yesterday In favor of Brawsr Brothers Silk company, of Paterson. In Its suit against Barney Lefkowltz, trading as the Lee 811k company, also of this city, for SIX. allegedly due on a book account for silk. The plaintiff, through Its counsel, Peter Cohn, originally filed its suit In the Paterson district court, but the case was transferred to the Passaic county circuit court when the defendant filed a counterclaim for ST89.40, charging that the silk was Imperfect.

The Jury found that Leskowlts had "no cause for action" In his counterclaim. Convicted of having neglected his Sweet Air Eliminates All Pain Freo Extraction With Plate or Bridgework. Free Examination. Come In Any Time! DR. MALL AS 262 MAIN ST.

Just revel in entertaining others with tomfoolery, music, singing Vnd danc five-year-old daughter, Helen, as charged by his wife, Katie, Louis OUnskl, of Paterson, was placed on probation. ing. In these they are experts and to watch them work 1 to get acquainted with two very clever boys, who stop at nothing If It Is enter away of William Jutzler. at his late home, 70 Glover avenue, in his eighty-fifth year, following a long Illness. Mr.

Jutzler, although retired from active work for a great number of years had been going about dally, until recently his condition made It necessary to be confined to bed, until gradually he grew worse, with the end occuring with members of his family at his bedside yestsrday morning at 10:25 o'clock. The funeral will bo held on Monday morning from his lata residence, 70 Glover avenue, West Paterson, The calk of Frederick Hoban. grand keeper of records and seal: Herman H. Moskowitx. as grand master of exechequor; Benjamin Blake, as grand master at arms; William Del Oludlce, as grand Inner guard, and Paul Alexander, as grand outer guard.

Under good of the order remnrks were made by all of the Installing staff nnd a few more that developed the information that the newly In tainment to an audience. thirty-six, of Paterson, accused of having deserted his wife. Susie, and (Comer Main and Market St.) Toby Wilson and company will be Entrance on Main St. of having neglected his three minor 125,000. The renovating Of the Pennington mansion will cost fully 925,000, and the annual maintenance will be 86.900, President Edward Sceery, of the park commission, insisted yesterday upon his return from a mid-western trip.

He contradicted a statement by Charles E. Dietz, acting president of the Passaic County Historical society, that the 825,000 estimate was exaggerated. "I cannot understand why this great wave of patriotic enthuslam should suddenly take hold of the patriot! societies," Mr. Sceery auld. "when for the last seventeen years the building has been going to decay seen In Henry." a comedy with children, was referred to Chief Pro SATURDAY TUX P.

M. A. P. M. music.

Toby Is an old favorite and bation Officer Mahoney for adjust-r. ent. In this new act la cast In the role of Henry Tuttle, a newly rich millionaire who, with his wife and daughter, retires to Florida. The fun and plot that ensues while they are In Florida are all convulsing and must be seen in order to be appreciated. Baltimore Pastor to Preach Here Tomorrow Rev.

Noble McDonald, pas Wilson's work In this act is said to and at 9 a high maas of requiem will be celebrated at St. Bonaven-tures R. U. church, after which the interment will be made in the family plot in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Mr.

Jutzler leaves his wife. Caroline, who Is In her eightieth year, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Thaler, and Mrs. Joseph Sani, of Ohio. tor of the Associate Congregational 'be his best characterization and his church, Baltimore, will occupy supporting company of four Is ideally the pulpit at the First Congrega cast to make "Oh Henry" a trs and at no time was any such enthusiasm evident." Commissioner Sceery maintained the societies now agitating for the preservation of the mansion had plenty of opportunity In th last mendous comedy success.

Art Henry and company In "A Re tional church, both morning and evening, Sunday, Jan. 20. Rev. McDonald Is a man of wide experience heat-sal" have a skit as different as it is amusing; Such things are to be expected of Mr. Henry "Is his long experience haa proven him to be not only a comedian of the highest qual three months to come forward Alth a petition, but had failed to do so until after the contraet was awarded to raze the house.

Now the matter Is out of the park boaid's hands, he said, although he ex-presed a willingness to abide by any decision Mayor Hlchllffe might make. ity, but a creator as wcIL So in his In Congregational churches of different types, and has been especially successful In building up a strong Young People's society, and large Sunday evening audlenoes. Is a member of the National Council of Congregational Churches, and Is vice-moderator ot the Middle Atlantic Congregational conference. He has been pastor of the Baltimore act Henry has created a new laugh OF 1 OFF IN OUR FEBRUARY JEWELRY SALE medium that he dispenses with at every performance. A corking come ELKS TO INITIATE A LARGE CLASS With a large lass of candidates to be Initiated, the degr team of Putorson lodge, No.

B0, B. P. O. promises a stellar performance at next Tuesday evening's regular meeting 'of the organisation, according to an announcement made yeeterday by Freeholder-director Robert Worsley, who is secretary of the lodge, of which Leo W. Eirich Is exalted ruler.

dian in a corking comedy offering Jean Rankin and her Blue Belles are described as Melody Maids in church for four years, and has been very successful there. In this sge of Musical Moments. Here Is a girls' band, ten versatile musicians under the clever leadership of the charm ing Jean The girls are un great changes In church attendance, a minister who has made a real study of the changed conditions and the methods best adapted to overcome them is well worth hearing. A cordial welcome Is extended to all Council of Churches Outlines Program Organization at Annual Meeting Adopts Schedule of Activities. usually versatile and are different than the regulation girls ban.

In that there are many solo numbers In Snew Charged With Theft By Woman 18-Kt. White Gold FOB THE GIRL GRADUATE cluded. who wish to hear Rev. McDonald in FOR THE BOY GRADUATE The feature picture will be "The Haunted House," with Chester Conk- his timely talks on the power of the Gospel. Theodore Snew, twenty-four, of 40 North West street, was arrested last nleht by Detective Sergeant Smith llng and Thelma Todd.

The Council of Churches presents the following program of activities and Detective Kennedy on a charge KOHL JAILED ON CHECK PASSING CHARGE .95 adopted at the annual meeting: of larceny made by Mrs. Blau, oi ou Diamond A standard training school of re Clark street, who alleges the young ligltnta education. man stole Jewelry from her apart A completion of the survey of the ment. Snew Is held at police hcad- m.aarturs ncndlnir arraignment In cuy. weex oi en.

20. Personal visitation evangelism Week of March 3. police court this morning. Anto Stolen. me Last Waiting" At the United States Premiere of Famous Mystery Play Picture Will Be Presented Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will see the premiere in the V. S. theater of "The last Warning." a special production, adapted from the famous mystnry play of the same nanfe, by Thomas Civic Lenten services at th First Baptist church. $1.00 WEEKLY Charged with having passed a worthless check for 8800 upon Archie Locker, of Paterson, who entered a formal complaint against him before Justice of the Peace George Richmond, George Kohl, of S62 North Eighth street. Prospect Park, was arrested last evening by Constable George Young.

Unable to furnish the ball of 8600 which was required by Justice of the Peace Richmond for his release pending grand Jury action, Kohl was committed to the county Jail. i organization ot a woman Dolly Schwartz, of 493 East Thirty-second street, reported to po- lice headquartert that her Chevrolet coupe had been stolen from Van branch of the council. NEW MONOGRAM RINGS The latest design ii Father and Son week. Wek ot CLASS RINGS We will gladly arrange te give the entire riass so j- designed rings fherlaa. Prices a tow as $5.75 up Washington's birthday.

Houten and Washlgton streets, be A systematic effort to reach those monogram rings; I tween 6:80 and 6:50 o'clock yester groups who by reason of their oc 4 day afternoon. The car carried license number P-31115 N. J. cupatlon are shut out from the regu lar church services. Ja a great aaturaje of styles.

$5.75 up Closer co-operation with the Y. C. A. In Iti community Interest. A drive to Increase the enrollment Fallon, based on the popular novel by Wadsworth Camp.

It Is a real thriller, with Laura, La Plante In the leading role, directed by Faul Lent, who directed Miss La Plante in "The Cat and the Canary," last season's thrill success. Appearing with Miss La Plants In "The Last Warning," la a strong cast, including Montague Love, Roy of children In Sunday schools, cul minating in Children's day. Vj Sympathetic co-operation with thi City mission and with all organiza tions that are seeking to better con ditions In our midst. D'Arcy, Margaret Livingston, John Boles, Bart Roach, -Burr Molntoth and a doian other principles. The The council will continue to fur nish pulpit supplies to any church picture was supervised by 'Carl Hidie' Genuine Dinner 5 $34.50 in need of its services.

The council will circulate liter Elgin or Waltham guaranteed pocket CA WATCHES 1 feVV Laemmle, and la guaranteed to give creepy splnea to the most rture of general Interest to the sophisticated audience. churches, at it has been doing In the past. FOR THE BOY This good and dependable IV jewel watch is in green and white cold filled case. WOT keep accurate time (sr. ytnra.

The story deals with a theater which haa been closed for Ave year because of the mysterious death of Ladies' or Men's Wrist Watch "FOR THE GIRL We hare oa display afl the new models of the world's Host famous watches and they ran be obtained ea easy terms and standard erieta. WILL REMAIN Rev. Stinson Will a popular actor. Buddenly an at tempt Is mad to put on the 4am play In which ha met hia death, Fill Former Pulpit with the original cast as far at pos sible. Th ghost of the murdered star seems to haunt the theater To Preach Evening Sermon at $7.50 $7.50 I Strang and fearful thlnga happen I during rehearsals.

Mysterious warn Ings threaten the actors. Th open Prospect Park Baptist Church Tomorrow. Ing night is a riot of chills and thrills with a smashing climax. Cash Not Needed According to advance reports, the Rev. Benjamin Stinson will speak from hit former pulpit in th Pros Beautiful New Style Wrist Watch.

Made to sell for Much More. Now picture la a veritable breath taker, pect Park Baptist church tomorrow and is considered by critics to be th evening st the regular hour of W6r best mystery picture ever made. The companion feature, "Nothing ahip. Mr. 8tlnson's friends are legion in Prospect Park, and without to Wear' it a-comsdy full Of laughs, suspense, surprises and thrill's.

The a doubt a large number win avau themselves of renewing old acqualn cast includes such wall known play tanceahips on thi occasion. For POCKET WATCHES We have a complete s-wortment of all the nationally advertised watches. AO styles in easas haadawaieiy en Aa ideal gift yonr boy. five happy years Mr. Stinson enjoyed the esteem and lev of hi people, Open Tonight Until 9 o'clock Splendidly ready for the great overflow crowds who are continually urging through our doors, eager to share in the great bargain feast.

Don't Miss it-Get here early and through the years th folks have followed him in Illness and health. Mr. stinson is retired from ers at Jacqueline Logan, Theodore Von Elts, Bryant Washburn und Jane Winton. Over a hundred Pari fashion creations are used in the action, being worn by the stars. The story revolves around an exquisite fur coat which geta tha possessor into endless difficulties.

The latest nw events and a popular overture by th U. 8. Bym- phony orchestra complete tha bill. the active pastortate. but he is exceedingly busy With th Grand Army of the Republic, and th Bona of Union veterans, of the Civil war $7.50 up Work, and haa been honored by both organizations, recently being installed as chaplain of Farragut post, No.

28, G. A. and also as asso Give Her the Everlasting Gift A Beautiful rm DIAMOND VM.trO K1XG VP clat chaplain of the sons camp, and nminrfv Most unusual value 15' Jewel Men's Wrist Watch supplying where a pastor is stricken Guaranteed case Mesh Officer Vanderputten Assigned to Patrol Dnjr In the detail for the coming twenty. eight days, posted at police headquarter yesterday. Traffic Officer Vanderputten is assigned-to patrol duty at hia own request.

Fall ladies' Rectangular, wristlet VRKK Jeweled Wrist WATCH $11.95 $19.75 With illness, or vacation seasons, he is Jutt at busy as a regular pastor and enjoys the fellowship of all the denominations." Chaplain Stinson will greet the congregation on this occasion with the theme, "Big Busi ness." i i Bo Bitten By Dog. Peter ainopulos, of IS Southard PEN and PENCIL COMBINATION In an attractive box gold trimmed that should sell for considerable more. Levy Furniture Co, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT 227 229 MARKET 'STREET ONE BLOCK FROM ERIE DEPOT THE HOME OF DIGNIFIED CREDIT Street, reported to police headquarters yesterday that Ms son. William, THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR SENSATIONAL BARGAINS Thousands of genuine bargains in all departments. Homseyi Awarded $169.87 Joseph, George and Charlts Horn-sey, trading as th H.

sV L. Silk company, of Paterson, who sued Max Rosenstock, doing business as th Yeribtit Silk company, also of this city, for $1,118.74, allegedly flue for weaving good for th defendant, wars' awarded a verdict of 8909. by a Jury before Judge Newton H. Porter in circuit court yesterday a nine, had been bitten on the left He Deserves the Beit Give DIAMOND 11 so RING 1 To? tF leg by a dog ownsd by a family at 13 Mill street. Efforts will be made $8.50 to have the animal by the board of health to determine whether it is suffering from rabies.

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