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Real Estate Insurance and Loans B. C, H O L M E S AGENCY

2 0 M a p l e S t , S U M M I T , N . J .

Hicks Brothers Real Estate and Insurance

Agency

ESTABLISHED 1868

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t u r y of h o n o r a b l e d e a l i n g w i t h t h e

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v i c i n i t y ,

" A s k t h e m a n w h o h a s h a d a

fire."

IR»SE MARK REGISTERS^

GEORGE C. BAKER Says

h e is ver> busy th is week pud h a s n ' t

t ime to wri te up a n "Ad," so lie will

h a s t e n mere ly to extend g ree t ings of

t h e seanon to each and every one.

A Merry C h r i s t m a s .says

GEORGE C. P h o n e 410-J 10 Beeclrwood Rd.

JUemner of Automobile Contest.

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UNITRD STATKS DISTRICT COURT. »FSTRICT OF NKVV JKRSRY.

^ In the matter of B E N J A M I N H U R B W I T Z

Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy

N O T I C K . . Not ice " hercl>y tpven that s a i d Ixinkrurit Iiai filed hi* rictiltnti dated fht

lf.tli D A Y Ol? D h C K U R H R l*)l«» ptvfinf lor » rtisohsrgc from all h i s debt* ir>

' Wnimnlc -v . »nd that alt creditor* and other _,' |wraon« iotere^teH ar* ortlertd to attend •'

d w I m r i n i t on said petition, before saW Court ^ U - t l n ' Uur U . S . Poat Office Bui lding a t Trenton

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THE KEFpEMENT 01 GOOD TASTE

i8 expressed In our s ta t ionery especial ly designed for ladies ' correspondence . There is a da in t iness about it which reflects t h a t of the user . We have j u s t received the very la tes t Ideas in c o r r e c t ' s t a t i o n ery for lad ies ' use. I t will be a plei isure to us to have you come and see the exhibit .

AT SI EG E L S 394 S p r i n g f i e l d A v e . , S u m m i t

S P E C I A L PRICE ON CIGARS BY T H E BOX

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convened a s a commit tee on tfit t h of the schools a t which it is n l i i b h declared it was decided to r u n « 11n appea l for the money to bui ld a in v l.'igli Bcliool on the p rope r ty p u i i h e'd on Maple s t r ee t soivie mon th i - o No deOiiito Iniormat loi i conee in in . , thp proceeuiiigH^ in th i s execut lvt - L U U w a s given af ter it. had a d j o u m t d bin ssnie incitriry resul ted in l ea r inn th it t h e address made by Mr, Tolm T> Morgan a t t he Board of Ti 'dt 1" t week w a s discussed, t h e genci tl d i l a t ion conce rn ing the new lii?,h t hool project cons idered and a cleci ion , i -rived a t that soon after j a n u a n in t It would be t imely for the B m i d t n | h m lung ut 1 aga in appea l to the Board nt E^ti m a t e and t h e Comiuoii Co tnc i l in funds for the erection of the 1 nn ldn i -refused by the Council when tin pin posit ion was las t p resen ted .

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MISS D U D h W O R i H B AAi_T>DINi

T h e 11 111 t i t 11-1 a n d 111 l i e o i i t i m t i n v\ 1 L I m

in ojien sess ion . The praet lct of bodies t h r o u g h o u t the s t a t e in b citing nea r ly all bus iness in p m a t i

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imiiv n t h ' r lmiltluif,s ot linti Hi ; s t a te of t h e schools is t he s n b t m n i ^ house dt 7 E i t E i g h t h ht 11 - 1 \ tha t the Board has found c o m m i t m t i toi it 1 OIIPI fiim ut in tn iu i '• evade a ve ry pointed s t a t e la%\ it I _ ' qu i r ing the t r ansac t ion of bu mc " of . i n t e r e s t to t h e publ ic and t i ^ p a v n ;

i b t rn a ^ t m t i i t ol All - M a i _ a i i t , Dntlsw tirth d i = h t t i nf Ali ami Mi |M I L)od \ o i l h to Hi I l l b t n nt

01 ( mi) uinuiiiK t tl nine mon th i_u secre t sess ions led the . lc - i l i t m r n "1 nnn 1 1 a i t f i i t i m hit a l b 11 d tin

i- , , i - , + o 1 „ , id 1^ "1 the •« r d d i n - lu- . lu 1 n iv, ute t l some y e a r s ago to adopt a 1 w 1 . ,, , . . .

•' ^ - ' w i t h Lon-.1tlfn.l1l1- m t r n s t Phi -sva quiri i ig all mee t ings to be oprn *o n n h n t t m ,i i n A , ( A% M1 l l u l l U l l l , H l L

t he public. I t h a s a lways ht t n t o n p n i n l n c d !» t in b i n h m the ai 111 ' ceded t h a t t he Board would be in h m tin >min ei in1! - m Sunn 111 i t

I tliL t q m l b pioini i r u t po lticm n i i t n led !>% tht- jiai t i l t s S O L M I U r lui in^ iht ir I n n , i t idnict lit rt Of all tlio t n k i tilled with the "oi lal lift ol ih r \ o u n „ f i Mt 1 it n t nmit t i a \ r I t t n m o i t

^ r d e ^ th i s a pr ivi lege due to it f o l « ' !• "mP at th, var ied furn t.un ut mf , , , . ,. . I pa t few -stai t l u n t in tkui.,1 u 1 -, of

d iscuss ing bui ld ing or a n y o t h t i i t , M l u I l d M h Lhm^smth t i n n i t , fairs on which they desired to d i m n o loi tin wrdtl iuc nf M i " D n l m u i h the publ ic of a n y informat ion t m i - J i n r l Mi dt ( i m p ha b u n ft id it

J mil 111 tjth but il 1 In IIL 1 \ I I J ip i i ' t ill-iii 11111 itt-il nt h in in 1 to mt mbt 1 ni tin i mil ind i ' n \ I M t lo=t fi it m l , It will lit oh 11 m i d ii n p m m t i v i i i t l i n i t h bi Rt W i l k t i r 'w in i ip M i , k i f m i l i Dti'i wor th ssill i t t i n d IIPI si ti-1 m n o 1 houni

Before Locking Your Home

lied in t l lsenssing subjects wi th m u enee to t e a c h e r s or to the u i t u i i i l | affairs of the school in p r n itt bu t j the present Boa rd h a s a p p a n n t h I L

1 t 1 l i t b lc i m i i i t i i t i u i t 1 1 n i n n 1 m i l

i l l n i \ i t n t h t i n u n ^ t i 1 H m 1111a, f i t i I n i t 1

e l d o m l i t i t j i t a n d p j i t i i l o i t l 1 11 t n t t i t m l n e n t I b t B i t I n t i i i 11 f h n i t l i r h P i b i i t i d , i i t i u n n it t i (11 iht- t h i l d i t r i l i t 111 ,n t i n d t n i n - l i i *ht t i t t t t_ i t N t i ^ h l n b u n d H i n H n l I n l i t Id

1 0 1 t h i t n i 111 i n m n n s t 1 t l i m i l r h t n o f ^ t i t i t 1 ( l i u u b 11

t i n )lt 1 Hi i o i l ' l i _i i 1 ri (fiinptttt - m i d t hi 1 tin T n l b

1 01 1111 o t t h 1 in 11 h 1 1 t e d ( 111 I m i t a _ o t o p i n l u i it n u l t l i 1 -

t t a h a \ t lit 11 m n t , 1 it l i s i n I ' i l l b t L O P t h It 1 t i n , a i d 1 i n o n 11

i l r e t o L I O C I i n '"lit s i litwil 1 I ' I n u l p i n b a i t b u n 111.11I1 101 d i l u b u t i n

t o SOI) i t i l l i m

Safe lock your private papeis and jewels in a

Deposit Box, in our steel vaults.

Place yoiir silver, rugs and valuables in storage

with us.

This is a wise precautioitand costs very little.

First National Bank

BEST SLEIGHING IN YEARS.

S t o r m of Late Las t P rov ides

S u m m i t , i t in

cerning' t he i r p lans . This w a s the course follow d m

dea l ing wi th the new high school p i n j ee t or ig inal ly , and desp i te t he t ac t t ha t it involves the very l a r - e t xpe 11 di ture of |175,000 or $200,000 that -Jlit t axpaye r s wil l be required, to p a j , no t a whisper of the Board ' s p l an w a s heard unt i l i ts m e m b e r s s u d d e n l y p r e sented it to a Board of E s t i m a t e meet ing, had it approved by t h e vote of General Knight , and the way paved for saddl ing the expense on t h e p roper ty owne r s wi thout giving them one iota of Information conce rn ing t h e project . T h e Board lias a l w a y s cons idered m a n y o ther p h a s e s of school m a n a g e m e n t in execut ive session,

which trie publio is b a r r e d , and con- : s t an t i a l foundat ion for the snow and l cern ing which informat ion is refused, to m a k e cer ta in t h a t it would remain

but this me thod of dea l ing w i th a sub-1 unl'ess a t tacked by two or t h r ee days . . . , . , , „„„,-««. t h a w or a severe ra in . I t h a r d l v es-lect involving such a heavy as ses s - , , _ , . J - • •' ' " * « - & - - - - - caped notice a l l t h r o u g h t ins count ry lnent on t h e proper ty o w n e r s is about s e c t j o n t l i a t t h a „ U m b a r of s le ighs on the most de l ibera te i n s t ance of d i s - the s t r ee t was exceedingly sma l l a s obeying a s t a t e law of wh ich t h e ; com pared with p rev ious yea r s when a

Board has been guil ty. I t is e s t ima ted tha t t h e new build

lu Bt 11 n i 1 lu i tm ' - m n 1

1 rn 1 ^ n i i b 1 mi 111 linn 1 in i rl thp tli ni 11-, to nn

s i l l 11 I f l n L m m _, fi t 1 11 -

HI ' i p u l mu n 1 1 n i 1 t i n 1 I n s n h t i 1 m i l

' - U i t . D m i n - t n 1 , r i m , t i n 1 J p I W i d 1% L 1 m l w t i t i n l h w t i l b i l i i

d l 1 S t i n 1 1 ' 1 1 ' i t 1 u u 1

The snows to rm tha t descended o~: S u m m i t in the c los ing days of last week provided four days of the best s ie igning this sec t ion has been ab le to | filia enjoy in many yeara . Enough fros had sett latlTii t h e ground wi th a, cons ide rab le coat ing of ice to m a k e a sub

•The Chi'lsiinnH entei ' t tniimeiit u', Ail Sou l s ' Sunday-school will he held Sa tu rday af ternoon, December 2nd, at,

l4 o 'clock. Under the direction.'.of Miss Ethel Thomson , t h e chi ldren will give a pa r t of the "Gircl'.s Chrisfnins Caro l , " All p a r e n t s and o t h e r s interes ted will lie welcomed. About fifty'children of the town, who would o therwise have no C h r i s t m a s joy, will a t t end ami

e in the t rea t and en t e r t a inmen t .

NEW COLLECTION OF POMS.

LaKeland Kennel J Received

In From England

Te n u i s t

Mrs . 'O. E. Lake land Dunn, owner <>)" the L a k e l a n d Ki t iue l s , on Beauvoi:* avenue, .received a n o t h e r cons ignmen t

snow s torm provided an oppor tun i ty of Pommerail lanB from England th is for s leighing. I t m a r k e d only anotliei ' week, which added to th'ose a l ready fi'!

.ev idence of the gene ra l subs t i tu t ion of ing will cos t a b o u t $175,000. T h e , a u t o s for a l l ho r se -d rawn vehicles , p l ans of Wilson Pot le r , a New York ' After such a s t o r m as th is t en or archi tec t , w e r e accepted some t ime , twe lve years ago the s t ree t s would be a g o in compet i t ion , hu t lie was not * c r o w d e ? w l t n h a n d s o m e pr iva te c u b

." ' ., . ,, t e t s or bus iness s l e ighs at a l l h o u r s oi paid for t l iem, for the r e a s o n tha t t h e t h e fltty a n d u l g h t b u t t h e m m , D e r r i 0

Board of School E s t i m a t e r e j ee t eA- tne .be found this week was only trifling proposi t ion of, t he Board of EdAica- • a n d a la rge p r iva t e , sleigli seemed t ion for t h e necessa ry appropr i a t ion . j 8 0 r a e t h i n 8 »ke a eurloslty, -

Likewise coas t ing a p p e a r e d to have

tha kenne l s gives it the most completf , and o n e of the moat valuable col lections of these li t t le "p r inces of the do^ wor ld" to .be found in America, Tim kenne ls a l ready had several of th-; choicest specimens of that c l a s s ' o i dog exhibi ted in a n y of the shows .in the vic ini ty ot' Nev/._1r*ork. The dogs jus t rece ived ' ine l i ided ten of the pick:' of t w e n t y brought he re by Mrs. Hil l ,

BATTRRIES. B*?lls, P u s h But tons , Incandescen t Lights and all th ings pe r t a in ing to Electr ic i ty . We can supply you wi th U"(Hi

ELECTHICAL GOODS

of all so r t s . T a k e con t r ac t s for w i r i n g your h o m e or ofrice bui ld ing . Est i mates cheerfully furnished.

one of" England s mo'st 'famous, doi; los t a g r e a t ' d e a l of t h e ' f a v o r ' i h whitih i fanciers . it was once held. Severa l hil ts In Sum- | Of th is collection 'TJiont'*r Wc-c mi t afforded amp le oppor iuni ly for 1 a- ' l ;J;ickie" is fimily the -.fur, and tli. joy ing tha t p a s t i m e but few, s'-eiat .1 most v a l u a b l e H^ lu.> b .cn rei-oL-unx ious to t ake advan tage of it and J(1/,ed a', one of Hii';ijnti':i ]>••.[ ami a the. au tos cu t t ing into the snow spoiled j 7;:emmr among the blocks. Hi- lias ;• some of these inc l ines . wonderful coat, ami in:port.-rs and

Supe r in t enden t Swain fqu.nd amp le 1 t r^dora of this r o u n t r y aiaih- d c t i r m i n -tance a l so will receive t r anspo r t a -1 w o r k r , , t o u t f o r l l i R depa r tmen t a-- >u | - , i efforts to get him bctore Mrs. L=ik tion - J r e s u l t of the s to rm. G u t t e r s w«-rfc j.ind SUCCLM .kd in ck).ini r i ncgotiatio;:--

The re s igna t ion w a s received o f P r e t t y tho rough ly clogged u p by_ thv | for h i s purchase . I n the lot is a lso , Miss M v i d D o w l b - to t ake effect D c - ' h e a v y f a l 1 a m l b y th" d r l , ( l » S « ' - b e . | j h r e e pound chocolate sire, one of th. cemheY 31 Misb'^Bessic Vandervee r s n o w * T d w h , l e t h i s " S o l v e d no ira-1 smal les t Pom.-, in the wothl . and ;•

a s a l a ry of med ia t e difficulty it muaut s e r j o j s ] inrec and om-lmlf pound warm woh sable, wi th a imge co i t , proiiouiit 1.1 a wonderful do£ by fanciers who L:iv

^etin h im. The colte"ti'>n also include^

Act ing on t h e sugges t ion of Miss E d n a Bur l i ng , ac t ing p r inc ipa l of t h e Brayton School , the b o a r d decided to supply t rol ley t ickets to those gi r ls in North S u m m i t svho a t t end t h e Brayton School, abou t a mile and a half d is tant from the i r homes . All boys-who the medical examine r of schools believes a r e not able tn w r l k the dis-1

a l so will receive t r a n s p o r t a -

was engaged as t e ache r a t

Vreeland & Vougfht ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Telephone S77-J

BceoAtcQtKi Hoed Summit, N. J.

they lure. U+ recently returned from Oswem^ N. Y„ where ~1i* enjtaped

.1 year . T h e appl ica t ion of Will-1 rondr t ions in the event of a thaw. The Shaw, j a n i t o r of t h e E a s t Summit * » ™ P l o u g h w e r e r t a r t e d p r o m p t l y

J 0 1 . for an ass i s t an t w a s gran ted . | ™** the resu l t t ha t pe rsons ,n the Thin school Has been en l a rged -within j m o a t ««3tant sec t ions of the city were t w o R n e young black (!«^s. and sevei A t h e las t few mon ths , a n * it w a s said 1 a h , f i . t o reach t he i r homes with a females, of the ln-st sir»>s of t l i - i r

lam School

that t t w » s too big for one man to min imum of d i scomfor t ea re for. S u p e r i n t e n d e n t rdarsh dropped a hint that fortr teachers were t/i be muFTled" the pext few months, bat

Mpective co lor in KiijiUnil. Mrs. Dunn hi\M a r n w t d with Mr.-

Yesterday the pup i l s of the g r a m m a r Howard , who had a » » i e r epu ta t ion i.» grades of Lincoln. Eas t Summi t and , Eng land for knowledge and ski l l \J

! > w l ^ ' ^ t a ^ £ , ^ ! L ^ , i w l r J L . ^ ! S e # ^ t B m y t a n School, held Chriatmas exer-1 rais ingtand bandtlnK . io^s to a s s u m e [e l se* which consisted of the s ing ing of | entire c h a r g e of the Lake land Ketin u f»»ny ChrtsUnas carols la the Bcay ton which now han * total of 39 choice 8 e h ( » l «aditoriaBi. • Punas,

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bE ilitiS OR SARCASTIC ?

WATER COMPANY WRITES COUNCIL

ABOUT INTENDED REDUCTIONS

Declares That• 'Decision of Publ ic Ut.il-

itJos Commls ion p r e v e n t s i t Prom

Es tab l i sh ing Reduced Rates It Had

Arranged to -Allow Consumers.—•

Ana lys i s of t h e RBjectetl Schedule

AM Shown T h a t i t s Professed Re

d u c t i o n s Were in Real i ty Inc reases

and the

lo "ivlii'l.iier ilio cilieH now useuj!liii|.f their capaci ty a iu not imposing on UamiiiH'K capacity Mr, P r ing le re -pin.: d I .iai ihjK could ha rd ly bu clemmed i.lie e;LH,i Hineu Summi t could now or

; kt any t ime il.a ivqini 'ementB called tor iiL have the capaci ty to which it sub -| Kcibt-'fl ami that tiie main pip«s oi! the Iteyriieiii a t e iioL crowded. While t he r e i ls ample room in the main system yet I tor the demands oi' a l l the munic ipa l i t i e s Mi', P r ing le poin ted out tha t ovor-[ c rowding oi. the, l ines lor a n y pa r -• t lci i lar city might l o r e s the comiiiis-; sion to requi re s to rage , t anks , e n l a r g -! ed pipes or some otlier method of e a r -l ing i'or th is overload. Summit would then be Interested in knowing who is

U t i l i t y Commiss ion Had I to pay for this work . He declared t ha t . j a m o n g the commiss ioner s there w a s

Conflrmoa in Some Measures t h e Fig* I ftl30 s o m e ( 1 U 0 H L i o r i whetlmr the in-u r e s P r e p a r e d by Counc i lman PTIngio qa i ry it is proposed to make should be

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filially reported. Chi ldren of Mrs. IIo'llquiBt.

oi' p ruper ty on Cedar avenue plained t h a t they did not lik name H e n r y s t reet agreed upon as a j subs t i tu te , in order to relieve con- | fusion resu l t ing from similar i ty of ' names . They though t Stony road would be nicer and on their l e t t e r Mr, i White reported tha t as Cedar avenue Is a pr iva te s t ree t the Council had no Jurisdict ion and the owners t he r e would have to set t le the mat te r a m o n g themselves . F r a n k A, "Warburtun, of Morr is avenue filed a formal reques t for appo in tmen t to any vacancy t h a t , may occur in the Board of Assesso r s , ; expla in ing in his le t te r tha t he is a j property ' owner and of a "c ler ica l t u r n of mind" that lie believed would , equip him splendidly t'or the office

PLEDGrS FOR NEW CiK in .1 OPI \ lUb'L' \.\t, r l [ \ T f L it<

Summit

of S

' a s t e r Announces Totul

, 000 P r o m i s e d

— S a v s it MUST, A w a i t Decision by

t h e Commiss ion on General Rules for

p r i v a t e c o m p a n i e s (Before P r e p a r i n g

New Schedule and M e a n w h i l e Con-

sumo i s Will P a y Meter Ren t s and

O t h e r Charges , - T u e s d a y s Meeting

of Council Devoted P r i n c i p a l l y to

Cleaning Up Years Bus ines s .

I t was someth ing of a typ ica l year-end session that the Common Council provided, for i ts r egu la r mee t ing on Tuesday,, night; It was en t i re ly devoid of def in i te 'ac t ion on a n y of the projects that a r e before the Council and it was clear ly the disposi t ion of the m e m b e r s to allow all those unset t led ques t ions to go over to the Counci l tha t a s s u m e s office on Jan u a r y first. The re a re not m a n y such ques t ions of impor tance abou t the mos t ser ious be ing the final ac t ion on tne d ra inage scheme t i n t it was endeavored to get t h rough a. few months ago and that was t empora r i ly checked at tha t t ime. This is l ikely to resu l t "in some lively sess ions of next yea r ' s body for Councilman. Whi te has not abandoned h i s de t e rmina t ion to t ry and secure favorable ac t ion on the plan, and those who a r e opposing it because of the heavy cost and because they deem it unsa t i s fac to ry a re equal ly da te rmlned to p r even t i ts imposi t ion on them.

it t he genera l expense or cha rge only to those cities forcing it but a l l fills will be set t led la te r .

A ease of some l i t t le in teres t in Are depar tn ia i i t circles was finally se t t led nt Tuesday ' s mee t ing in a 'way, t h a t those famil iar wi th the views of some of the Couucilnieu expected but which m e m b e r s of the Hook and Ladde r Company freely pred ic ted would never j^ ag( s u m m i t go t h r o u g h . It w a s the case of I t u s -aell Lesl ie , a young member of the Hook and Ladder Company, Some weeks ago a false a l a r m of fire w a s tu rned in from the Hook and Ladder Bui ld ing and though inqui ry disclosed the fact that th ree m e m b e r s of the company and one friend were in the bui ld ing a t the h o u r of this a larm, no act ion was taken by the police. ' After wa i t ing a r easonab le period, P r e s i d e n t Topp ing as Cha i rman of the F i re and Pol ice Commit tee , s t a r ted an independen t inquiry. Young Leslie w a s one of those in the bui lding and very f rankly informed Mr. Topping of the inc iden t s of that evening . As a r e s u l t of th is informat ion and cor robora t ion obtained from J o h n Ker r igan , c h a r g e s were prefer red a g a i n s t Andrew Mc-Narnara and Char les Dukiii, two m e m bers of the Hook and Ladder for ins t i ga t i ng and a s s i s t i ng in the false a larm. '

At a formal t r i a l cm these c h a r g e s Oaks before the Council, Lesl ie appear ' a w i tn e s s and r epea ted all tha t he had Gar is told the committee, Ke r r igan repud i a ted t h e s t a t emen t m a d e to the eom-

TH1S WEEK'S BOWLING SCORE

Y, M, C, A, Re ta ins I t s Load in Local

Church League

STANDING OF T H E

Y, M, C. A, „„.....,.„„.,..

Episcopal ,. New Providence Methodist .......... P r e s b y t e r i a n ...... Bapt i s t '..

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At Sunday n ight ' s service in the E a s t Summit Church, Rev. ,1. Adams Ohket; m a d e the gra t i fyhm ropon. ili.it of the $17,000 it was necessa ry to have to s tar t the now bui lding, the tota l pledges up to tha t t ime amounted to $10,000. The new c h u r c h and panuni -mxc will cost about 5525.000, but it will not he necessa ry to raise- the full amount before bui ld ing openuioiiB a r e begun, the congrega t ion being will ing to carry an $8,000 indebtedness .

It is believed $2,000 more will be subscr ibed before the close of the year,. Five hundred of the r e m a i n i n g (J2,()00 will be given by George W, Reeve, b ro ther of Mrs, Wil l iam I. HarriKon, a member of the church .

Building will not be s ta r ted unt i l the wea the r is bet ter , but the congre gation hopes to be ab le to worship in its new home within a year ,

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

/ , i \ . '/' (

W L0 n vi n

Ufi LlCsJ R

Team to Open Next. Week and

Comple te S c h t d u l c

Has

An unusua l n u m b e r nf gaim s w e n rolled in the Church Bowling Lt ague this week, the mwiibi r s deHiimg to play enough of t h e gani jB hi l e d u k d in advance of the i r regu la r do te In o rder to avoid u i te r le renc i ' VA ith tin m a n y - h o l i d a y fest ivi t ies likely to m -cupy the i r a t t en t ion The s i u i c 5 m the va r ious ganidB w e r e :

P R E S B Y T E R I A N .

The subject w a s not even referred to a t Tuesday ' s meet ing nor was any , m m e e and calmly admit ted tha t in

Lane ........... Griffith . J, Sa lmon .. Double ...... A, Sa lmon

Oaks Niedner ,.,, Gar is S1 in on s Mcintosh ..

..........106 ....147

18f . .,;...192

..:-..............207

786 METHODIST,

147 ..........137

.......145 98

... .............141

108 129 159 138 142

657

218 108 152 14fi 144

140 130 164 143 155

752

162 163 117 105 171

' f lu "n i l ' 1111 r H n , h S Lund b i-.k I b i P Li a m i n c i i H y ui s >iu ' e d , l u s p i .u n n l a n u n u s u a l l y a i t i \ e ' c l i i t l u l t l o r t h e

| n e x t fin PC u i u i i t h s a \ - l a g m g t w o ' g a m e s i A HC) ' M . i r t i u K m m i" e e p t d i u nt t h e t i a m ; G 4 P u v l m g , e o o i h , M J H . i l l o t k , m i n a g . ' i , a n d E F h n -tbd l i s - , i s l a n t m a n . i ' - ^ i T h e hi s i c a m e wi l l b e p l i s u i n i " t 'VW'dnrsda'N n n - h t , J V U ' , t t h e A l u m n i l . a n i , a n d thnr iMft i ' i t h • iiiatclii-i:, t h u s i a r a r -I T I I - H I i n i> i o l h n s I n u u i ^ d l i m n l i m n dt l R u - t l l e P u k , 1 0 t h

I t »i)t(in 1 7 t h Q h i i H u l M - O t h K n i f 1 M i t ' l l L m l h Oi nifct J()th

'htl'-i 11' 11 l ( 1 3 1 tO 1 1 i l l I U l l ' ^l ld " s l n i i r t n u i 7 th h n 111 l i - th I I i I u \ n r l l i t h t r i m R u l t . 21 -,t R i - t l l n P i r k 24 th t h a t h i m 2 th "south n i i t i M M i n h n n l ( h a t h tm 7 t h N o i t i P l a i n l i e l d , 1 0 t h s o i th T T a m -field 1 4 t h H n i O i i i 2 1 - t M a d i s o n n n l 24 th M i d i s o i i

i)> w ^ /

V li WAX

T h o s e w h o r e c o g n i z e t h e p o t e n t i a l p ro f i t w h i c h c o r r e c t

c l o t h s o f f e r in t e r m s oi ; se l f r e s p e c t a n d p r e s t i g e s e c u r e

t h e i r c l o t h i n g h e r e i n p e r f e c t c o n f i d e n c e . T h i s c o n f i d e n c e

i s b a s e d u p o n a c t u a l d e f i n i t e s e r v i c e t o m e n w h o k n o w .

BC

SUITS $12 to $455 O V E R C O A T S $12 to $40 f S SUITS $5 to $15 .GKINAWS 5.00 to 12,00

Comple te lines of M e n ' s Furnishings, of the

Latest Styles •

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7«J7=80S Broad St., Newark M a k e r s , o t Q o o t i C l o t h s S i n c e

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otlier quest ion b rought up t h a t would be likely to provoke a r g u m e n t , discuss ion or long considera t ion , . The mani fes t i n t m t l o n of p e r m i t t i n g the Incoming Council to have a free hand In the se t t l ement of m a n y p rob lems w a s a clear exp lana t ion of the brief

s w e a r i n g to it he had made a false affidavit. The Counci l never the les s found the two m e m b e r s guil ty and expelled tliem from the depa r tmen t . La Rue ... Soon af ter this f r iends of these t w o B e r n a r d . expel led members de te rmined to even Van Dyke m a t t e r s as far a s possible and they Brown .....

sess ion "thfa w e ! P f o P d e s p U e l h e 7 a c t adopted a motion to expel Leslie from Gain t h a t the usual Monday conference hatl i t l l e company. Th i s not ice was sen t to j not been held the m e m b e r s found i t . t h e Council , the os tens ib le r eason Tor | possible to o rgan ize the open meet ing " s adopt ion ba ing His identification ! wi th in a few minu t e s after the a p P w l t l i t he false a l a r m hu t the r ea l pu r - Gow pointed t ime and to d ispose of all P»se be ing to humi l i a t e or in jure h im Lane bus iness in abou t one haif h o u r . - . | t o r h l s tes t imony aga in s t Hie o t h e r j . Sear les .

While the m e m b e r s offered no pub- i m e m b e r s . Leslie s en t direct . to Lie J, Salmon He demons t r a t i on of the i r belief t h a t p f u n c i ! a le t ter r e s i g n i n g his member - ' R. Sa lmon the Tet ter was Intended to be other ', s l u P » l t h e H o o k a n d l a d d e r Com-t h a n ser ious a communica t ion that »»»>" a n d ° " mot ion of Mr. Topp ing j w a s filed from Mr . C P . Bas se t t for oU T u e s d a y night th is res ignat ion w a s t h P Commonweal th Wa te r Company , accep ted t h u s au toma t i ca l l y d i spos ing

608

B A P T I S T , ..............146

.......139 169

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177 148 158 155 162

802 P R E S B Y T E R I A N .

..........105 ....Ill ...141

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658

795

120 148 131 158 156

713

N E W PROVIDENCE m u s t have appea led to the i r sense O r o f . ' t h e company 's a t t e m p t to expel him. j Dickersou ..:....I12 humor . In the opening p a r a g r a p h of < In the c leaning up of the y e a r ' s the l e t t e r Mr. Bas sa t t declared that* the work severa l m a t t e r s tha t had bean ac t ion of the Publ ic Ut i l i t ies Com- in commit tee h a n d s for mon ths were miss ion in re jec t ing the schedule of disposed of by a r e t u r n of the p a p e r s rates^filed by the Commonwea l th pre- t o r filing o r by re fe rence to next y e a r ' s vented tha t company from m a k i n g , re- Counci l . One of these was the app l l -due t ions it bad intended in th • ra tes ca t ion of the Summi t Silk Company to p r iva te consumers . The h u m o r ot ,for the privilege of h i v i n g fr. ight th is pa r t i cu l a r p a r a ^ r a p n was in the sh ipped over the l ines of the Morr i s fact tha t the ro inpnny had long ago Ti ac t ion Company from Chatham to p rofess jd an in tent ion of mak ing i t s mill on Monds avenue. Mr. such a leduc t ion and by a p rocess of P J i n g l e tor flic Util i ty Commit tee in-l igure juggl ing made an oltorf to ere- foi med the members that the commit -a te the impress ion that it was com- tee could not see i ts w a y ' c l e a r to plying with tha t promise . But an g i a n t i u g the reques t . The F i re a n d ana lys i s of just what would resul t Police Committee preheated for rei 'er-from its proposed ra tes was made by d i c e to next y e a i ' s Council the r e p o r t

Pa rce l l s Tyson .. Cribbin B u r n e t t

La Rue Van Dyt Be rna rd Cain Brown

Mr. P r ing le and it showed that a vast major i ty of the consumers would pay more than under the p resen t r a t e . The (Ttilities Commission in re jec t ing the proposed schedule also s h o w t d that it would resul t in higher c h a r g e s despi te promises of reduct ion.

Never the less tha t phase of Cue sub-

Paree l l L u h r Loane Boehmei Long

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157 154 121 182 198

812

157 j :-JS 1 H5 186

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140 124 157 134 122

677

116 107 181 163 208

780

149 134 111 222 187

803

168 155

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C tiuiit> 1 nt mt 11 tiid i rteh I It I M I ul ' \ i i i l l l i l l i i i t i t i ii rt Lt i \ t t1 f r r m tilt IT B | b p i Till L i n t i 11 til ii t )

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209 186 117 166 133

King Gar i s Dummy Simons

Meanwhi le the company will cont inue •-to exact its r e n t a l for m e t e r s which m e a n s in Summi t alone a total of $1,200. or $1,500 per year and will compel those desi r ing to buy m e t e r s to pay the heavy cash figure demanded and that, the company hoped it

Pa rce l l L u h r Loane Long . Boeiimer

Mat theWK

709 METHODIST.

136 196 100

. 103 143

738

EPISCOPAL. , 131

. . 137 . . 120

. . .186 139

IAST 713

SUMMIT. 204 126 161

. 145 186

820

811

123 165 100 135 122

645

125 116 157 191 145

784

of F i r e Chiei Wilson filed last sp r ing and tha t contained several r ecomm e n d a t i o n s that have not been finally ac ted upon. These included the sug ges t ion of placing reg i s te r s in the

. va r ious company q u a r t e r s and locat ing some new a l a rm box^s. Most of the sugges t ions con ta ined in the r e

ject was presented to the Council with port had been acted upon . a n appa ren t expecta t ion t h a t it would L e t t e r s from G. B, vanderpoe l con-be taken ser iously . Cont inu ing t'ae ce rn ing Morris t u r n p i k e ; from former le t te r declared t ha t the Pub l i c TJUIi- cjiiy Engineer Bla i r and from E a s t , Mcin tosh t ies Commission h a s under considera- S u m m i t res iden ts p ro tes t ing aga ins t t ion some genera l ru les and rogula pou r ing any more d ra inage wa te r to ' t ione and some definite p o l i o to be the b rook in lhat sec t ion were all r e - | appl ied to all p r i v a t e w a t e r compan- por ted back for filing by Mr. Topping, ies wi th reference to m a i n t e n a n c e of Ho a lso re tu rned some ins t ruc t ions and m e t e r s and service cha rges and tha t , s ugges t i ons on the ques t ion of h a c k when the commission h a s se t t led this ru l e s and r egu la t ions and a n n o u n c e d the company will tile a new schedule , t ha t af ter the t irsi of the year it w a s

proposed to revise t h e ru les now p r o vided for govern ing the l icensed h a c k s .

C h a i r m a n Wiley to r tne Water a n d Light Commit tee announced tffat t he c h a n g e in l ights on the Boulevard n e a r the Methodist c h u r c h had been R - Schrumpf

„ u „ r „. „ „ , -_ made wi th cons iderably improved r e - Lticas . .. could r e t u r n in ten per cent , ins ta l - s u i t s and t*tiat the w a r n i n g l ight had f " n . m e n t s in wa te r . Of course no s u g - | b e e n p laced at the s h a r p curve a t I l o - , I j " &<"hruinpi gefltion was m a d e In t h e l e t t e r tha t ba r t avenue and F r a n k l i n plac,}. H e j t he Uti l i t ies Commission may find it j a l so announced t h a t an examina t ion iieceRsary to devote many m o n t h s or a i of the r e p o r t filed by t h e Wate r Comp e a r to comple t ing its r u l e s and r e g u - j pany of a n inves t iga t ion of h y d r a n t s latioriB, tha t meanwhi l e the company . had been found co r r ec t in form a n d wil l .continue to inflict i ts present a c c u r a t e . C h a i r m a n White of t h e r a t e * and t h a t it wil l a l so d e r i v e the I Sewer Commit tee recommended t h e , benefit of those o the r charges* that the j g r a n t i n g of the r e q u e s t of the S u m - ! eoanniiesion notified it long ago was rait Development Company for p e r m i s - j c o n t r a r y lo i t s r u l i n g s a n d wishes , {sion to extend the s a n i t a r y sewer l ine , In " i s s e r m o n in All Souls ' C h u r c h

A repor t p re sen ted by Mr. P r ing le on Maple s t r ee t from Lindep p lace to l a s t Sunday , the p a s t o r Rev. Dr . - ff, near t he close of t h e sess ion deal t with Mounta in avenue sub jec t to the a p - c - Doan, diKcusised t h e ques t ion of a sub j ec t tha t m a y prove of nnusua l p rova l by the S t a t e Hoard of H e a l t h G e r m a n y ' s peace offer, and dec la red impor t ance to S u m m i t and m a n y other - of t h e m a p s filed. I t will r e q u i r e a } h a t i t w a s p r e t t y ce r t a in to m a k e communi t i e s In t i ie nea r fu ture . Mr. | formal reso lu t ion by, t h e Council to h i s to ry for world pol i t ics . P r i n g l e i* S u m m i t ' s representative on d ispose of the m a t t e r a n d this wi l l be D r - D ° a n aec ia red t ha t • u n d e r n e a t h the -eomroiuBion in charge of t h e Joint p r e sen t ed a t the ad journed m e e t i n g . . a 1 1 t h , e Hohenzo l l e rn t a lk abou t Ga r -trunk sewer Trhleh h a s ca red for the Mr. W h i t e alBo a n n o u n c e d t ha t t h e , 0 1 * 1 1 ^ 8 invincibil i ty you will And a

Vewmg* of tfcis city . i n co I ts conatrnc- s t e p fr f r W of the Norton p r o p e r t y on I u i n e des i re for p e a c e No m a j t e r t lon, Mr. P r i n g l e Informed h i s eol- S p r m * n e % a v e n u e t h a t i t , :was c la im- £ h a * w * m a y

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ft»u»d that several of the munic ipa l i -1 been removed. t • , 'e n a r n e G e r m a n v

t i e s « " P r i » i > « «»e: joint sya tem ha4 , The t r ans fe r of WiJUam R y a n t o %ut i a t h e n a r a e o f h u m , » n i t y . And reaehed the capacity tor which they memberahlp in the Hook and L a d d e r j t h i s i a t n e j u d g m e n t fu tu re h i s t o r i a n s hod en te r«a jann on the oas i s of which < Company from Union Hose C o m p a n y ! a r e w ^ j y to pass u p o n it.

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they paid. $ o m « of the cit ies it was foand are using mora than their capacity and the commission proposed to Investigate In ord«r to rel ieve thU

"The \11ies in t he i r t u r n , " t h f s p e a k e r cont inued , " h a v e the g r e a t e s t opportunity In h i s t o r y to t a k e t h e enemy a t h i s word , t o nieet h im m o r e than halfwayrTHW thereby p*ove the

was approved; tax appeals w e r e filed by 15. R. Bllas. I . A. Mo« Rnd S. W., Col l ins; resolutions were adopt" d t o

> credit the Library with $5-40.95; to attoatlon if possible. Summit h a s not .pay *2.20O due to t h i Trust Company; y e t reached tt« capacity nor Is i t l ikely {to issue- note for $6,000 and to author- I s incerity of the oft-repeated disclalmal «« tor ft te»« tin* bat if the Inquiry ilie the expenditure at *?6 tor nling bf any Intention to humiliate the Cen-•Hietoaes a necessity tar enlarging f equipment for the Engineer's office. Ural powers. It will be a great day p*rU of th» system thla city would; Chairman Houston of to* Law and, In tne history of humanity if instead fcmns n deep interest bteanse li would .Ordinance Committee, informed the of treatins the note with derision and J*.«ec*s»arv to decWe j«st now the!members that none phases of. the or-icnotentpt HHV put saide a&suefc feel-\«0t «# that «ml»rgi«t should h» a|h'(fin»Bc* to govern the license ntts emro I IM *• ttretevant aast enter Into as- ,"*'

' re* **** wotthl n<** an faquir* hy op«-»lftds4 s ftjuaslon of thf terms E ; Mr. Wttey's <u»«ten as;8o»cKor WUihun* hefote it «n«M he-iet a i^stiMi ^ e e , " . _ „ J5 j

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I 311 l i k \ rcprit and it hitnii M i c it-tci\t I fi tim

the C iiniiiittt.„ ii H i pil-il in itfTirtl t it p in ing itial at Rt unit. Pin n Si iut t mini tut c mt nf tht. rt pairing uf a i l r u i l not t i t u t 1 ..-tO m l tin mtttitiii thi report i -ir J c i t t hit. 1 and tin i t t i imri ndatuiia L ml nn tl thrrt in a tt.pted

\ Lpj t i u s lttLiicrt fr un tht Cnnimitt in Iltihpi a! in levari t j the Îtti il in ti

tht piAeih UCL it Btmme 1 inn S tnit jruiiti md iLtomniLUrliil}. thl t tliL L intract be ^â^ded t Xrtlnli I Smith f t l imtitltl t i the unl

f l / 0 md tin mill in tin rtptirt \\i= ordered tilt d in I the lprnmmend iti-in etintiniLcl thtre in n u t art iptel

\ rtptirt nas lec tned from the C uiimitttt ml St njii r rmi l Street Ihidge o\ei the Th?i beth Kiifi -.tjtuiK that the eemtrart tor tin work wuuki in t be nsjrt l t t l as there are to bt game elianpts made in tlit harbor lint^, md on lnntitni tlu^ report w is -irtlefed filtd

| K ltpcJit was received trom the CtimmittLt 1 un Fa^t Miltnn \\tiiUL Draw Bridge Kihw ij

n iue tmg he Miynr mtl t lnirmn C iuilt.i' ul R i l n u i to secure j l l netr^sary riparian r ifcht fr un tin Hoard of Oimtntree antf Naviffatinn uf the Statt- in 1 m motion tin's i tp t r t wa-. o rd t re l ] lattd nn lilr ind tlle ieconimeii Jati ai contained therein were adopted

\ leport i\ab received front tilt* CmiuU R-iad Cjmmittte submitting the names t t li l iai!-, «lu h bhnil l he impruit.il namely Mouiitdin dvtniie east aeetinn, frum Mtiuntain avenue Chapel t i Springhtld SpriiiRhfId a\e I ue, Crmford i hestnut street arid S t u j t t sui t avenue Bornugll of Rust-lie Pormigll ot Rostlle Park and fovui JiiP of Umun and rn mntinii tin report vvah ordered filed

\ lep irt was received from tht. Ctiiuilt Raid Cimmitt te in rcgiril to repainnf i e i i n ruad fi nm South dTcnue to Two Itrulges inti un. mutiun thib repnrt was ordered placed i n hie and the recommeridatiuii"? contained therein adopted N E W BUSINESS

\ re rhitiuii vva5 adopted requirshg that all bonds furnished to the l loi id of Choieii 1 ree holders of t % b o u n t y of Liuon far any con tract awarded by aid Board of Freeholders bt approved hy the Cauntv \ t torney as to form and hi the b o u n t y Collector as to sufficiency of mnrty

\ resolution was on roll call adopter! i s tn the tonstructit n ef Stiivveiant avenue in the Iloi ongh of Hoscllt ind Roielle Park and fuvvn ihip of Union

A resolution ^vas on roll call adopted author lzuig the County Collector to iliiie duplicate cheel to thp ComraonweaHh Lketr ic Co for the sum of $3S la

\ resolution was on roll call adopted author m u g the County Collector to pay tiie bill ol k I, Tohnson Cmmty Superintendent of Schools, when approved by the Auditing Com mittee. i

A resolution was adopted atitliorifing tht' i issuance uf $87,000 Tuberculosis Hospital Ttoiids.

A tfsohitioii vva^ ndoptetl prescrihinf? the furivi .unl proviiling for sale, etc., of $87,OC0 TutRTCulonis Hospital Bonds.

A restitution was adopted that when tti it, hoani adjourns it adjourns, to meet on Tuesday. December Jcth, at J JO i>. m. '

(hi rull call the approved bills were ordered, paid.

' in motitUi the Director declared the board .uljiiurneU,

J. F,I)W. HOWE, Clerk. Full arirl coatplet* copiu ma* bt had o l the

trretes uw»n aprliealwn to th« Clerk of th«. r>l 'f Frttlwlslijrs, Court IJUIUJM;, Kliiaheth.

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Keid it Hicliaril tircy ItieHilay Priceis

Thursday December 28th—8:IS P, M. MASS MEETINO to protest the deportation of Belgians

Speaker 1)H. W, T, MANN I NO of Trinity Cliuieh, N. Y. City Miiaie by WOIIKMI Trninpet QuuHelte

DOOIH open at 7 P. M. " Heats Free All are Welcome

F r i d a y , Dec. 2 9 t h , Oliver Morosco P h o t o - P l a y Co. piesentfi, tiie Magnetic and Cîptivating BLANCIIK IHNii

in the Meniorabk' Comedy l l i t

"THE YANKEE QIRL" _ Bnrton Ilolnies Travel Piettirra — Kepular Friday I'rices

HAVE YOUR'BINS. Filled With CLEAN COAL

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NV woman who hns hor grandmoUicr's old Paisley shawl nt hand can aniiy hoi'Hclf inorlislily thin Rouwoii, . They cirp iinnd for evening wraps, and tin* modern reproductions go into tui'bnns and even waists. If tJilfl turlian wore not Paisley it would have to be Turkish.

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Cut pumpkin Into small pieces, removing the rind find seeds. Cook very slowly until tender, using as little water as possible. Continue cooking until dry and dark and rub through a colander. Mix two eupfuls of cold milk, three eupfuls of pumpkin, one cupful of sugar, two tuble-spoonfnls of salt and three well beaten eggs. Coo], pour into buttered pie tins lined with pas-try, sprinkle the tops with cinnamon mid bake.

J u s t Vanit ies, Little mesh purses are beiug carried

again—silver or gold. ScmitkhaYe jeweled clasps or colored stones inset in the frames,

Vanity cases are in evidence again. They hold a bit of powder; a puff, mirror and a place for coins—to Ijuy more powder presumably.

Or, if you like, there are separate coin holders in attractive designs or powder boxes with enameled tops in the most cheerful hues.

A HOME OF HER OWN,

Cleaning Gold or Silver Laos, <;<>ld or sihor lace may be brightened

by boiling in hydrochloric acid slightly diluted wiLli water. The acid will re move the \crdigiis anddus t and leave (he gold and silver uninjured. Gold lace on garments can he eleaued by ap-pl\ ing powdered ammonia briskly with a Hairnet Finish by giving it a good brushing or polishing with an old Bilk handkerchief.

Tips For the Buiiness .Woman Who Runs a Home.

The business woman was tired of living in a boarding house, and the domestic instinct buried deep in every woman's heart cried aloud for a place of her own—a place where she could express her individuality. Her friends protested that it. was impossible to attend to her work and a home, but the business woman was determined to give it a trial. For awhile she struggled valiantly, striving to evolve some method whereby she could manage her tiny apartment with a minimum of labor, and It finally resolved Itself to a process of elimination, She found that if she eliminated half the furniture and brlCfa-brac a great deal of the work; was also ruled out, besides lending an air of dignity and space to the room. Instead of using whi te curtains, bureau scarfs, etc., she used those of a dark ecru. These could be shaken out to remove the dust and needed very few visits to the laundry in comparison with the white ones. Table covers were eliminated entirely and dollies were substituted. Her floors were bare of every vestige of carpet, and a few iinmll rugs were scattered here and there. Filially there was no "profusion of cut glass and" silverware to clean, just a few pieces of old blue china, which blended harmoniously with the scheme of the dining room.

Christmas Flower Gifts* i

Flower gifts are always appreciated and are appropriate to send anyone.

They repre-ent as nmeli in true f ale—Tide sentiment as another gift tit many times the cost.

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21 Union Place,

Telephone 333 Summit,. N, J,

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Customers? If you liftven't tried this kind of>,

publicity, you shottli. It brings restilis, Advertising letters a specialty,

L, ETHEL STRYKER P u b l i c S t e n o g r a p h e r

Berla-Riviere Building

2S Maple Street , Room 21 •PrlONEI

Office 145-M Residence 41-JW , ^ „ _

ADMINISTRATOR'S SKTTLEMENT. ~ No-tiCL- is. Iieieliy given. That the account of the

ubsciiber, adminiitr.itor of John Adolplius 'cters!, <kccascd. will be atiditca and stated by \

the Sttrrogate. and repoited for settlement to the Orphan's Court of on Fpday, th.e twelfth day of January next.

the County of Union,

Dated December 5th, 1916. J A M E S HEARD.

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I t e o n d CliiSB Mat t e r ,

T H E S U M M I T E E O O E D

UioriUoi* who wiii nave iuiargo ot. itu

rjroiuiralion and com pie L Ion to mcnl™

i'i:Ht sonie idea of economy r a t h e r Ihan

an incl inat ion to provide a s t r u c t u r e

Usui will bo tlntsliod rcgaruleHR of ex-

pyuso o r pract icabi l i ty and useful

pr inc ipa l ly to be pointed ou t as a

monumen t to t he oifioial w o r k ot the

muii who ongiiioar it.

Con t ras t ing the s i tua t ion in the pub-Subscr ip t lwi •P:1iC«, P e r Y e a r . , s , , , ,53.00 Subscr ip t ion 1'rice. Six M o n t h s , , . .$1.00 Single Copies • ^ Death Notices , , , , . , , 10c. per IUIQ \{Q schools ar. w e al l know them to be Nrtlteeu-—1,'X'al Co lumns , , , , 10c, pur l ine |

Published every Friday noon from the Record i a t the p resen t t ime f».tifl a s the official Huilduig, 31-23 Map le" S t r e e t , S u m m i t , N e w j e r s e y ,

A-lvi-iiisinK Rates on Amplication. AUi 'nn imut i i c r i t inns Tnti ' iidoil {or THiblieiition

mus t be in t i n R E C O R D Office, Record m i d d l i m , uo t L U M than T l u i r d s a y m o r n i n g .

AdvtTti5"Jiients should bo received ea r ly I'litu-Bday ^ t e r n i n g . C h a n g e s of Display Artver« •ising must b« received be fo re T h u r s d a y nodii .

W a n t or Classified A d v e r t i s i n g received un t i l Fr iday m o r n i n g ,

ALFRED T, I,ANK, KlsrEOR AND PUBMSHBR,

T© P r e s e n t a i f i A l s a a i

I t is a long period of yearn since t he

UECORD unde r i t s p r e s e n t editor ex

tended its fh'«t C h r i s t m a s greet ing to

the Summit public. T h e handful of

subsc r ibe r s of those d a y s h a s g rown

beyond t h e most op t imis t i c au t ic ipa-

t'Ona bu t we like to r e c a l l those ea r l -

ior yea r s though t h e y m a y not have

been as profitable a s m o r e r ecen t

v-ork. They were, however , r endered

cons iderab ly more pleayiint by t he

tac t t ha t il was poss ib le because of

limited n u m b e r s to h a v e someth ing of

a personal contact wi th ail who w e r e

wood enough to man i fes t in teres t In

the paper and to aid in Its p rogress

toward the more mode rn j ou rna l to

which i t has developed, The one

phase of each r e c u r r i n g Chr i s tmas

b-MiHOii t h a t comes w i t h inc reas ing

force in such a line of work as the

RECORD is engaged in and p re sum

ably to m a n y others-' in 'varied d i rec

t ions locally, m the t i n g e ot sadness

b r o u g h t by the recol lec t ion of t h e

vas t n u m b e r of those to whom it was

a, p l easure to ex tend the season 's

g ree t ings h u t who will never a g a i n

j ' B B p o n d ,

Memory ex tends to them jus t a s

cordial a n d s incere a Chr i s tmas wish

t*s that wh ich we offer to our r e a d e r s

to-day. T h a t those who remain may

(Enjoy a .cheerful a n d Joyous Chr is t

m a s is o u r hear t fe l t wish and those

who a re absent forever we t ru s t wi l l

have some means of k n o w i n g t ha t ou r

"wish for the i r e t e r n a l happ iness and

con t en tmen t is j u s t as m u c h a p a r t of

cur C h r i s t m a s s e n t i m e n t a s the good

wishes we are glad to offer to the

m a n y k ind fr iends who a r e p resen t

to receive them.

S a3i t i« F e r t l n t e i a t F i g u r e s *

The a t t e m p t a t th is p a r t i c u l a r t ime

to revive the ag i t a t ion for a new h igh

school bu i ld ing a t an enormous ex

pense offers conclus ive evidence t ha t

its advocates , in and ou t of the Board

of Educa t ion , a r e de t e rmined to c a r r y

th rough a project to which they a r e

commit ted r e g a r d l e s s of i ts immed

iate necess i ty and in defiance of a a

overwhelming publ ic sen t iment in op

posi t ion to it. W e have aimed from

the t ime the s cheme w a s first p r o p o s

ed to a s c e r t a i n th i s s en t imen t and the

** r e su l t of the i n q u i r y by a n i m p a r t i a l

body w h e n the p l an w a s first b roached

showing four to one in opposi t ion

overcrowded condi t ions \H e i ther a re

fk-etion on the iutelligeiico of those to

whom it is addressed or a p rac t i ca l

no t ice that they a r e not expected to

s tudy or ana lyze the exact s i tua t ion .

ALL SOULS HEW ORGAN

Dedication of Maw Instrument Last Sunday

All Souls* Church wan crowded to its capaci ty las t Bimday af te rnoon at the service in dedicat ion of the now c h u r c h o rgan . The pr inc ipa l f e a tu r e

example of his ' , of the se rv ice was s ing ing of B a r n -1 by 's " l l e b e k a h " by the "Chorus . " T h i s Chorus consis ted of some t h i r t y

u n d e r the d i rec t ion of Mr,

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nob le and unself ish work in a var ie ty

of, d i rec t ions , and by a pe r sona l i t y • voice

t h a t never h e s i t a t e d at soif-sacrificc F r a l l l J ?" ^l!ne' f11 ? c c o ^ l l 8 h ° d o v " guniat and choir leader . The Chorus

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men have ever succeeded in impres s

ing the i r p e r s o n a l i t y on such a wide

none deserved m o r e the g e n e r a l recog

n i t ion accorded Trim as one whose aim

atecL • A c o m m u n i t y like S u m m i t h a s

repo r t s prove, wi th the s t a t e m e n t s

conta ined in the lengthy pica of Mr,

Morgan before the Board of T r a d e last

week we have ample just i f icat ion for

the asse r t ion t h a t those fadis ts who

a r e de te rmined to foist t h i s needless

expense on the city now or in the im

media te fu ture a r e more concerned

a b o u t gra t i fy ing tha t p a r t i c u l a r fad

t h a n they a re about conse rv ing the

r igh t s and in t e r e s t s ot a l r e a d y over

burdened t a x p a y e r s , Mr. Morgan de

clared in the very opening of h is ad

d r e s s t h a t o u r presen t school popula

t ion is 1,5G0 a n d specifying each par

t i cu la r bui ld ing with t he n u m b e r of

c la s s rooms he dec la res t h a t near ly

every c lass room is full to i t s Capa

city and tha t t he Board h a s been re

quired to lease two r o o m s in the Van m e e t i n g s of th i s k ind

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if a n y pood could bo accompl ished , the w a s pa r t i cu l a r l y fo r tuna te in t h e ' |'jn'"" en t i r e communi ty of Summi t is very 5}1 0 l c e ' ' ,°[ . U ! so lo i s t s : Mrs. H a r r i e t j \f\

H o w a r d Mackeclmic, s o p r a n o ; Mr, A, \,A;-rt> niucli poorer from the un t ime ly p a a s - j W . Campbel l , t enor ; a n d Mr, K, F r e d i n * nf \ T - n n r i « « it1 T'-u-^Mt i r w Fl indel l , ba r i tone! T h e o r g a n w a s s u p -in^, oi ail , c n a i i e s i ' , AuasscLL. r ow , . , . . . . , , , _,,

• p lemented by a flute, p layed by Miss Dorothy Scot t , and violin isy Mr, Ed win F, PUndel l , J r . ; both of th i s city.

T h e r e w a s a brief serv ice of chora l i " '.T'Jt T(iSA,,rj ; t, „ „ « H , f , ^.,-.,-,%• *» u^ u - t s • ••? c i rc le and i n so b r i e ! a per iod, and ' r e sponses a n d praye r , at Ihc d o s e o f L i : ^ l l m m lb °° f l t l f c S fal0Lk t ( > b e b a d l r i t h e c o u m r y .

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Have you, made itlie acquaintance of

ill not, don't fail to do a© tills week. m Rom Shopr

Cm °oi: mf XT off,! tl*'f1^ W h e t h e r y M , r - ^ » d i t " « »» '«n{» or .mal l , you F o r t h r e e , ^JP Church in t h e communi ty . ^ ,_•., , , . . , . ,;

w a s chiefly to be of a s s i s t ance to t h o s e ' f ^ 8 ' ' ! h e , s a ; i d i n P ^ t , " I have been | | • ,-, d r e a m i n g a n d p ray ing for the coming \ \^

in d i s t r e s s or less fo r tuna te ly s i tu- of Chr is t ' s Spir i t to Summit , I n t h e L J dule t h o u r s I have a sked inyselC w h a t k ind of c h u r c h Chr i s t would s t a r t h e r e

a l toge the r too l imited a n u m b e r of if he came. I t seems to me it would >e a c h u r c h wi thou t any dogma,

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w i l l f i n d s o m e t h i n g h e r e to s t i l t y o u .

L e t las p r o v e t o y o u w n a t r eCiab le s e r v i c e w e c a n « i v e

m e n of this ca l ibre , and the d i s appea r

a n c e of one c a n n o t h u t a r o u s e a gen

e r a l feeling of r e g r e t and sympa thy .

Chr i s t doesn ' t c a r e w h a t ,yon t h i n k abou t h im. He does ca re migh t i ly t h a t yon th ink *of b u n and t r y t h e bes t you know how to live in h is spir i t . I t would be a chu rch wi thou t any fear, Chr is t w a n t s you to follow

Summi t c a n well afford to provide hint, not because you a r c afraid , but I because you love h im and c a n ' t r e

ar! aud ience for n e x t T h u r s d a y ' s m c e t - i B j s t h l B B p l r i t of jus t ice and r i g h t e o u s -ing in the L y r i c T h e a t r e t h a t in point ^GBS and love. I t would be a c h u r c h

] full of t o l e r ance a n d u n d e r s t a n d i n g of n u m b e r s wil l es tab l i sh a record f o i ' | a n d l o m u s o m e o n e a m o n g us

T h o s e of u s should s t a r t a c h u r c h l ike th is , Chr i s t ... J ' w o u l d ' come to Summit , How, I k n o w

Cise bui lding and one in the Neighbor- jwno a re s t r i c t ly and posi t ively neu t r a l ; n 0 | . a i K | i c a r £ 3 n o ^ g t l t \v-m sp i r i t hood House to care for the overflow, ion the sub jec t of E u r o p e ' s awful c o n - [ w o u l d come to b less th i s whole com

muni ty . And from h e r e his influence would s p r e a d and spread , un t i l t h e Chr i s t - l ike spi r i t had covered the whole wor ld as the w a t e r s cover the sea . And Summit would be a 'Hi l l

t ions and c la ims for money o r more j a i 1 ^ if sucii mee t ings as t ha t to be hold I C i t y ' i n t h e , sp i r i tua l sense, a *City i set. upon a hill, whose l ight canno t

room on to ta l or ave rage enro lment n e r e c a n a ccompl i sh any th ing for the i r b e j ^ . » r a t h e r t h a n ave rage a t t e n d a n c e . Many I relief in impre s s ing those who a r e ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

pupi ls a r e enro l led w h o s e re la t ives now opp res s ing them, w i th t he fact. The specia l C h r i s t m a s Day p ro-" """ ' •• • • ""•'" """*"" i ., , . , , , , , i, j g r a m a t t h e Lyric t h e a t r e , Summi t , is never in tend t h a t they shal l a t t e n d t h e , t h a t n e u t r a l s object to some methods , ( h e a d e d b y M a r g U € r U o Clark in a n public schools , whose p a r e n t s mere ly : w e c a n a 1 1 a f f o r d t o 3«hi in a id ing . e l abora t e five-part product ion of Mark

i . , n ,, ! T w a m s m a s t e r - w o r k . T h e P r i n c e and r eg i s t e r t h e m even w h e n they have l o m a k e t i l y m « e t m g a success , even T h e p a u p e r ! - I n t he dual a n d con-a l ready de te rmined to send them t o ' ^ ' o m l t h e an t ic ipa t ions of those en- t r a s t i n g i m p e r s o n a t i o n s ^ of t h e t i t le

^ gaged in a r r a n g n i g it, c h a r a c t e r s , Margue r i t e Clark r e n d e r s

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F o r y ea r s every m e m b e r of the . Aiet can st i l l feel the most p ronounced

Board of E d u c a t i o n and every school | P ^ y iQV t he i n h a b i t a n t s of BeigiuiK

official h a s ins i s ted on b a s i n g ca lcn la - ; The i r p l ight is a lmos t indescr ibable

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pr iva te o r paroch ia l schools or to

work. Now on w h a t bas i s of c o m m o n ! ttn+i t- - i * i- ^ *.• j Wi th a cont inued feeling of gra ta

sense school officers Insist on calcu- tude, the Special After-Care Commit-

a double cha rac t e r i za t ion t h a t wil l r a n k wi th the few grea t e s t h i s t r ion ic feats of t he screen . T h e pl ioto-pro-duet iou is a faithful vers ion of the

, , = , . , _, f. , ' i m wishes to acknowledge t he gifts un ive r sa l ly beloved r o m a n c e of the la t ing in the i r need for room, pupils r6Qeliea t h e p a g t w e e k f ^ m t l i e | o y B g m & i m A m e r i e a n h u m o r i s t , ^ a s tory who never en t e r the school doors , is and gir ls of Summit , t o w a r d the ca re for young people of a l l ages, E v e n i n g

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Ike Metier THtngs When you buy a gift you want it to truly represent

your thought in desirability and in value. In searching fen* such gifts you naturally turn to the

shop where you are sure to find the better things in any line,

In jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones and Watches you arc sure of Ending the better things—the individual and exclusive things—here.

Settle the gift question by selecting the better things from the largest stock in New jersey. Our prices are reasonable.

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r e se rved sea t s a r e now on sa l e a s advert ised,

Wediiesdav, D e c e m b e r 27th, J e s s e L, of

beyond the comprehens ion of t h o s e ' °f t h e ch i ld ren suffering f rom pâhy-sis, We wish to t h a n k : b a m Pea le

who have no t been i n s t r u c t e d in t h i s ' Lois Page Wodell , "The L igh t Bear-_ ' ; e r s " of the Cent ra l P r e s b v t e r i a n L a s k y p r e s e n t s a p ie tu r i za t ion

appa ren t l y n e w sys tem of -calculat ion. . J -. , 0 1 *r* ^ A «r-i / i o n ? " T ^ n i P o r h e s ' f a m o u - n lav "The - - church , and also the Class of 1920, [JaTOfcb ^ o i n e » ianioua p w y , rut .

Las t year t h e average a t t e n d a n c e on ; of Kent P l ace School, wh ich so gen- Chorus Lady , " w i th a n a l l - s t a r cast, of i n -n r f tWn*- ftf 1 mo w ^ o m v i o 7s erous ly s en t u s a la rge sum, the p r o - noted p l a y e r s , Inc lud ing Cleo Rldgeley, an en ro lmen t ot l,b00 w a s only 1,275. : c e e d B j , r 0 m i u £ a i r

& k . jMarjorie Daw, Mrs , Lewis McCord and I n a n s w e r t o Mr, M o r g a n ' s claims • The voung people have a l l entered* Wal lace Reid, T h i s p o p u l a r Ame.ro

intrt thp s n i r u nf t h k tiifliik riffnTina- can pl&v is the m o s t h u m a n p lay o i l v£-, about overc rowding and u r g e n t need i J ™ t h y s p x f l

1t 0 f , t h l " " \ank-off ienng • - w r i t t e n — a Rlimpse into^ # ,

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Silversmiths and Cutlers

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wi th r a r e zeal and en thus i a sm, Bum for m o r e room we need only refer to rnit may wal l be proud in possess ing , , ,

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j couple of weeks ago t h a t the to ta l en- ',$287,11,'

I raiment a t t h a t t ime w a s l s 4 7 4 - a c t - ! m&? w e b e P e r n " t t e d to speak f.

the wor ld of t e m p t a t i o n a n d t r i u m p h

the r ep o r t of Supe r in t enden t Marsh a j s u c H spleudid l i t t le c i t izens . con t r ibu t ions to date , a m o u n t

ual ly m u c h be low l a s t y e a r ' s figure, j wish all of t h e i r benefac tors f. g r a t e Mr, Morgan cla ims 1,560, Mr, Marsh i f u l "Marry C h r i s t m a s " f r o m ^ e m

•' ', " L E I L A H, B. PMITH, r epo r t s 1,474 and the a c t u a l fact is

the little sufferers themse lves , and A " c o m e d y , d r a m a 0 f a copper feud in

tha t t he a v e r a g e a t t endance , the bas i s

on which room should be provided

does not app roach e i the r figure. We

would n o t t h i n k of s u g g e s t i n g t h a t t h e

rent ing of outs ide rooms and i ts im

position of a needless heavy a n n u a l

expense h a s been p a r t of a de l ibera te

and well-defined p lan to u s e it a s

proof to bo l s t e r up * a d e m a n d for

ca r ry ing t h r o u g h the n e w bui ld ing

fad.

Fr iday , December 29th, T h e Oliver Moroseo Pho to-p lay Co. offers B lanche Ring in h e r g r e a t e s t s t a g e success , "The Yankee Gir l , " by Geo, V, H o b a r t

Treasuf&rê#*fhe Special After-Care Com,

"FLORA BELLA". AT BROAD ST,

With wi t ty l ines , c lever t u n e s and graceful danc ing , " F l o r a B e l l a / ' t h i s season ' s mus ica l t r i u m p h , wi th L ina Abarbanel l and the o r ig ina l cas t f rom i t s long r u n a t the Cas ino T h e a t r e , New York, wil l begin a n e n g a g e m e n t of one week a t t he Broad S t ree t T h e -

a t r e , Newark , on Monday, I n th i s del ightful ly fasc ina t ing of-.

fer ing will be found a p lo t t h a t h o l d s !

the t rop ics , One of t h e famous Burton H o l m e s t r ave l p i c tu res wil l also be s h o w n on th i s p r o g r a m , toge the r with o ther f ea tu res .

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the effects of r o u g h wea the r . s m Any skin c a n be k e p t soft, & p ve lve ty and h e a l t h y by u s e of | | 0 o u r m e DIKMACURE* | 0 A del ightful ly perfumed lo- $ $ t ion, t h a t is no t g reasy or st icky, | | w Cures chaps in a n i g h t gf

While ref ra in ing from s u c h an in - i t h ings t o g e t h e r splendidly, s t age s e t - i f I m p r o v e s t he t e x t u r e of t h e g ,, , , " t i ngs t h a t sat isfy the eye and a c a s t i W skin . t imat ion ana ly s i s of the figures even ^ which m a k e s m e r r y in a m o s t a d m i r - | J K e e p it on h a n d the t i m e dur -on the e x t r a v a g a n t to ta l s used by Mr a b l e m a n n e r , The book is by F e j i x l p ing t h e chapp ing season,

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the subjec t of hous ing pup i l s , Mr,

shows c lear ly t h a t o u r ins i s tence t h a t Morgan c la ims 1,560 pupi l s , Mr,

the g r e a t body of t a x p a y e r s object to M a r s t l r e P ° r t s 1 4 7 4 a n d i n h i s r e y l e w

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such a n enormous expend i tu re now, a s

utm'ecBBsary and p r e m a t u r e , w a s we l l

founded,

The ci t izens of Summi t™the t a x

paye r s Who supp ly the funds w h i c h

make a public school sys tem p o s

sible—have n e v e r objected to fn r -\ * . • •

nish ing money needed for addi t iona l

school- room o r for the m a i n t e n a n c e

of these schools, I n t h e l a t t e r d i rec

tion t h e y have* often had ample r e a

son to g r u m b l e w h e n they noted t h e

t r e m e n d o u s g r o w t h in school ex

penses wi th t h e knowledge t h a t m u c h

of i t w e n t t o c a r r y t h r o u g h s t r a n g e

theoriea and in t roduce foolish fads

t h a t should h a v e n o p lace In a sys t em

des igned p r imar i l y to fit pupi l s for

m e r c a n t i l e life or for ca ree r s in dif

f e ren t l ines of mechan i c s . The i r g e n

e r o u s r e s p o n s e t o a l l t h e demands o r

a p p e a l s for funds for educa t iona l m a t

t e r s Justifies o u r of t - repeated a s s e r

t ion t h a t when con^ inesd of t h e need

©<>d| new h i g h senool bu i ld ing t h e y

w i l l p rompt ly s u p p l y t h e funds, B u t

m i a wiU be only a f t e r tfcey b a r e ex-

IxAUated everyîMfalt t o compel t he a u -, , *.

Doe rmann , revised and a d a p t e d by (If Morgan r e v e a l s a s i tua t ion which Cosmo Hami l ton and Doro thy Donnel -would seem to offer a frui t ful field for lV- The ly r ics a r e ' b y P e r c y W a x m a n

a n d the sco re by C h a r l e s Cuvill ier , composer of the "^Lilac Dorhino/ 8 and Milton Schwarza ld , T h e s t ag ing i s t h e r e su l t of t h e a r t i s t i c d i rec t ion of Richard Ordynsk i , wh i l e t h e scene ry a n d se t t i ngs , come from J o s e p h Urban .

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Still, 200 years and more went l)yJt «ud, while many wise men believed fhis'elastic, cohesive, tmiiermenblesub-tdniicp ought to be fuH-of UKOIU1IU?K«, »n>body found any way to use it to nny Advantage—It, was so brittle in cold v-c-iituc-r and so disposed to get soft in In if weather. But in the fullness of Uiue a Connecticut Yankee started to puzzle it out. It took him the better

* l»arl of ten years, but be did it, and in "lS.il) gave the world his vitlcHidzution j)roeoSH, which la in use today.

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As rubber, grew In value the oheni-J^t.s fell to work and devised, ways of

: -recovering jt»ttnjn old shoes and hose " nod other articles into which it en

tered, and thus "reclaimed rubber" Htou came to equal the new rubber In

;*-r<ihnn^wmiiatttttJe*?i^yiti1etfer-fftund f-oine legitimate use. Gutta percha makes unapproachable Insulation for

^'-ot'oan cables, Balata, which, comes . fmm the fJuianas, Is famoua. for belt

ing, and even "reclaimed" rubber,-' taken from junk Jbeaps, serves perfect-

^ Jy .welt for flooring,a$aonaat8 and other . . ru-Ucles &'U§i,e.resUI,eaqy-;ia..rtpl; needed.

For many years-the tiest rtftdjer was that: whh'h, caxae from .the bapfes of, the

• Amazon. The" people' of tJSt, country «"|oyc,»l a practical monflôj*^ tjad de-lehiHnort to Iteep W.'jS^Tn tuuhcr peed' vould TSi^v^l-gettfjut of the country, under Ift'uvi pn iu l lW -But tmna time immemorial tlje faiff_ of' punishment lms rvlven way before the. lure of shln-infc s;o]d, and In 1870. by means of gtni-

tinv4imu>Kiig\hjhm«ti nailed oht or the AimiZrjn with 70,000 rubber Heeds, and t lint was the start of (lie great rubber lfhiututlons of Ceylon itud tho Mulay 1'eniiisula.

The bcînnine; was ftjo*. Ti was , t w c-iity-oIt|c yen>'_s «fter tliese seeds Ifft ' Ihe îna'Boa before,the flrlst t*!*nrtiHuii

rnblwT wiw ready ft»*'.the'niafKot, BIK! then (he-total « M 4 R ^ X$£k,t6W. Thai wu* ia VM)ti.' JSut, Wwi9» ili(»u"tlie pro-. diictmAuf i>Iari^9^^'u»4f.l»ftH'gr<!wn

r*--'iiiorinoo£tly, ffnUt n^wit , ig'ttbout Hw,-' O ^ j O U R .

WcSthcr guubtam

gesina,

' er coal in-fcurgyf

w E'RE selling, happiness- by the ton. Get in a full weight

Ion of our heat producing eml an! the changes iu the wvither won't annoy j'on.

T. B. MILLER CO. Yard and Office

Rmsell Pi. Summit, N.

CHRISTMAS! Don't forget the useful

Christmas gifts in tlie shoe line.

Also the comfy slippers for the whole family.

Out' silk hosiery makes a -useful gift.

A pair of np-to-clate over-g;iiters, Arties, Rubber Boots makes a pleasing gift.

O.AMILLIQAN ROME OF GODD SHOES

PHONB I9P-M SMaple St, Summit, N. J.

Ambrose Powell

^ Real Estate and

Real Insurance — 67 UNION PL.—

Phone 869 SUMMIT.

WANTED Junk Auto Tires in large and

pay o cents small quantities. T per pound for all s tan thud makes Telephone calls will recive prompt attention.

JOHN QAROIULO

Mountain Ave. S u m m i t . N, J,

Tel, 1068W.

tijôla^-'i'uh '" :Te,>, tlie

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HAVANA AND POINTS

- , , . , » - I N C U B A

Splendid l.otefl* a de!iulitf«l iiopiral climate. Horse lacing at Quintal Park. ••

N A S S A U BAHAMAS - Poln, motniine. ttnnij and" luri-batliius. Mrgc m-jilfm riot.-ls.

Sjilings Thureday» and Satutdayi From New icrk

MEXICO 1 Reaular ™IinB» for PtoBre«o, Vera Q u i

and lampieo. T h r o u g l i t h e P a n a m a C a n a l

eîf* Co»«t:pnrt« Cmtral A o . c r i c , and ?«i™XruJL- M'»c>. Jit-rt K-BulmruiU

, W8*', «-onnechoiu atCmtohal. (Colon),tor ooutrt America and »he Orienf.

' JL»rj(e msjenger •tcamm, 5-.ilitii undrr (he AiBBiiMn Bs«. tvr literature and information apply

WARD LINE %ot <# W » n S t r e e t , N e w Y o r k Or any Eailroad Ticket OUice

Or Authorized Tourist Agency.

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WEST SUMMIT Steam Carpet Cleaning J V , ' Work*

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M^cn by mai l will r c i u ^ e prompt attention

Cftlld for and "I^hvcteO. promptly,

'* QltCulHrs and rates orf\|pt»licatiorj3^

•SA.'. L: BURNETT

. i n s i s t i t y Oil

enougti ^ experience with the other kind of kerosene that smokes lamp chimneys, smells, and b u r n s u n e v e n l y . With.

Jaddin Security Oil I always get a perfect flame and save money," Don' t th row away money on " a n y old ke rosene , " For y o u r protection the Standard Oil Company ( N e w Jersey) is selling kerosene unde r the name

Aladdin Security Oil. O r d e r it by ame—.and know what goes into

your oil can,

3very gallon of Aladdin Security Oil conforms to the highest quality standa rds . I t burns with an intense, clean

anie, I t is water white in color, and will not smoke or smell,

se it in the best oil consuming devices—such as the N e w Perfection Oil C o o k Stove and H o t Wate r Hea te r s , Perfection Smokeless Oil H e a t e r s and Rayo Lamps. I t will lighten household w o r k and is cheaper than coal or gas.

S T A N D A R D -.OIL C O M P A N Y ( N e w J e r s e y )

N e w a r k N e w Jersey

Trade In Summit And get the best of everything in our line at populai prices at

SIEBERT'S The Reliable Grocer

TELEPHONE 108M082

!R TIOIJIL MORRISTOWN N k J ,

BXCDTOR, TRUSTEE. ADMINISTRATOR .. Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks

PAYS LIBERAL RATE OP INTEREST On Household, Individual and Business Account

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES STORAGE VAULTS

405 S PRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT, N. J

mm

FOR CHRISTMAS Kiddy Kars, Wagons, Sleds, Skates, Fancy Crockeries,

Glassware, Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors. Also a complete line of.

~i Hardware and Housefurnishing Goods

M A N S E R ' S Tel. 1121-R ^431 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J.

" S , & H. Green Trading S tamps with Each Caih Sale'*

OFFICERS H .

Gily Miutou, VIee-Presitleiit

Ward Ford, President Joseph H, Van ooreti, Cashier Henry Cory, Asst. Cashier

THE SUMMIT COAL POCKETS

<. ^ • f l ^ ' U ^

Robert J. Murphy *^ -

FIRE

REAL ESTATE a n d

rNSURANCE = LIABILITY

te^ |§STEVENXH SEASON ^f^rederick F . Dawes

with Mr. t , GeotR*. ( lodvnrtlv

£^3rty-uinth stTwt, New Vocfc

; FOR. DANCING

Summit, N, J.

39 UNION PLACE, SUMMIT, N, J, TELEPHONE 356-J

George V. Muchtnore Lehigh and Scranton Coal

Llurpber at>d | \âxons ' Mater ia ls I I I . 1 1 . . 1 1 . 11^ .MM I , , , ) HIMI1 • • • • • —

YARDS OFFICE

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IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE CONSUMINvT PUBLIC WE DESIRE TO SAY THAT ONLY THOSE WHO HANDLE

THE D. L &W, COAL CO'S SCRANTON COAL ARE PERMITTRD TO USE THE TRADEMARK WHICH

APPEARS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS - ' • ADVERTISEMENT

PARK AVE PHONE 31! THE SUMMIT COAL POCKETS

P u b Ave*, D. L. A W . R. R. lSSP^rkATe TelepHbne S2S

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Ladies Tailoring GOWNS For All Functions

MURPHY SISTERS 487 Springfield Avenue

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dest Real Estate

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and

Insurance Agency in Summit.

y)|WP-f ^ i nmii Mime wmr&s .IOEJN j . AUCLUPC & M N, Prop.

t Method In Hi« Madness. Sandy (wlio im working1 up liio better

hiilf fnv » small "loam-— Ye ken wool, Mugs'ie, it yon wis hie doe 1 should gfiig- ilui'r. Jim. Sandy—An' iheii ye'tl insiiT.Y a.u'.iiii. I siiniio.se. Kumly—Na. ml. I ivouliliia KaiiK as that as that.— London Sketcii,

Both i i rds . "Riches have wu:g«." "Yep, And creditors hava bills."-

Detroit Vivo Vvvm:

Believe in the 1 letter wide of men. Tt fa optimism that really saves people.--Maelai'en,

Have you ordered the monument you promised yourself you would have, erected in tiie memory ot that departed iriend or relative?.

If not, why not look our HtnekH over and place the order thin month which amires you of having the memorial erected heiore flie winter weather sets in.

Our prices are reasonable and the quality of the work splendid.

294 Park . A v e n u e

SUMMIT, N. J Phonii 47-M

Jffiice of Sale of Land For Unpaid

Taxes for the Year 1915,

Springfield, N. J., Nnv. IS. 1915.

Entice is hereby given t int T, Olin D. Slck-I i f l Colit'cttu uf tht IdMiiR district of Spring-hi Iii, County of ITniuii, Nrw Tersey, pursuant tu the authority of the btatiitcnin such ease niatle J I I J pinvtdeil will, on Tuesday, the -20tli day of Heeembei, A. D. nineteen bundled and sixteen, al j W o'clock in the i t teinuon of that day, in tin- Selumi Ruildiiig Xii, 1, \Vi"»tfield avenue. Hi said IHMUR distriet e^post- fnr sale and sell tlife several tract's and parcels uf land hereinafter sjiccified, or any part ur parts of said land suflieient fnr the pin pose, on which taxes /or the year umpteen hundred and iifteQii re-mam unpaid "and in arreai^, to such person or neismis as mil purchaie the same for tiie short ' est t t im, and pay the lax lien thereon, including interc-bt and cu'ts nf sale, or in fee uhi 11 nn one IMII hid fur a shorter term,

'I Ins. sale is made nmlci tin provisions of an act nf the Icui-latmc entitled "An act for the .issc.sreunt and collection nf taxes," ap-]n n'vcd April 8th, f i n , and the nets amenda* tm*v thereof au.I supplemental thereto.

The said land ami the names of the persons against iilium the said taxes have been as-

, ê rstd, and tiie amntiut of the same, arc; as follnws: j

F. %V. C'niiley, tax due, $1 f;2; 1 acre, plate i ftn. ,10, lot 3. |

Gliomas ij Conlcy, tax due, $1,62 j 1 acre, plate No. J'l, lot 3, i

IJoivner and Jacnlis, lax due, $S.074 2 acres, ] plate No. lb, lot 2, I

"Maiy K, Do^nley and Catherine Cochran, tax <hi*e, $17.01; 3 m n , plate No. 39, lot 3.

Ijfhvard Cordon, tax due, $5.92; >4 acre, plate No. 17, lot 1.

John Briii-ylair, tax due, $3.24; 2J4 acres, plate Nn, 40, lot 5.

Saiali l lardman, tax due, $4 05; limise and lot, plate Nn. 10, Jot 2.

Alfred C. Iliclde, tax due, $8 91 : 7!4 acres, plate No. 3", lot 58

Jacob Ilausling, tax du», $137.70; 73 acres, plate No, 31, lot 24,

Jacob Holmes, tax due 81 ren t s ; 1 lot, location, W*stfield avenue.

Mrs. Humphreys, ât due, $8.10; 324",acres, plate No, 39, lot 33

John HaU, tax due, $1fi49; house and lot, plate No, 35, lot 3,.

t,auls Meckel), tax due, $40.10; 3 1 ' ^ acres, Pla te No, 33, lot 10.

Ax*l Madscn, ta^ due, $l.(i9:*^ lot, plate No. 6, tots 37-38.

Hartnali U. Miller Fst., tax due, $3.24; 4J/j acres, plate No 32, lnt 14. .

--ffls»beth M. Morns , tax due, $38.02; house and lot, plate No. 25, lot 3,

Rlftabfth M, Morris, tax due, $38,02; house and lot, plate No. 25, lot 3.

Klizsbeth M. Morris, tax due, $37.18, house and lot, plate No. 25, IM 3.

ffliifth'elh M, Morris, lax due, $47.32; 14 acrU, plate No. 25, j o t 3.

Iflwabeth M, Murris, tax due. $42.12; 13 acres, plate No. .25, iot 3,

Johil 'G,- Armitidge. tax due. $6,76, 2 lots, plate No. 23, lot 12,

Mjrfy C. Atkinson, tax due, $23.81; house a n l u b t , plate No. 23, lot 57.

Mi»rtha- Adison, tl>, due, $5.07; house and lot," plate No, 28, lot 22.

Mattie Aekerman, tax due, $1.62; 1J4 acres, plate No, 40, lot 4,

B»ltMiroI Bealty C#., tax due, $145.80; 6S aw««,->ftlate 'No, 39, lots 47 48. ' Pr«de(le> ftitfilins, tax due, $3,38; -4 lot,

lacaiioii."Battle Hill avenue,! 'WfiRlfc Bcirnett, tax due, $3,38= 1 lot, plate

No,'-a»>tir IS 16. -JEwcvty TBlby, t»s due, fl . t iS; 1 lot, plate

* , iB . ' CrOrown, tajc-due, $11.66; 9 acres, plate

"''iQtitt! i a v t e , t as due, $62.56; 34\'t acres, WnWfta 3fl. lot 37.

Mrt , Mmy Walkins, tax due, $16.90; house ami lot; rilnle Mo. 2R, lot 24.

PROSPECT HILL

VILLA PLOTS

m A

NATURAL PARK

OPPOSITE DEPOT

S U M M I T , N E W J E R S E Y

J. l i Nelson and Son PAENTERS AND : ; :

: DECOR4TORS

"Wall Pap^r. Paints , Oils and Window Glass

Telephone SS3«M

Bank St. , near Summit Avenue

SUMMIT, N. J,

,M - " S^> '•••

or. 4ovr^Lark,c-a-r- ,£ae<oixA ,t,oar-Art.StuMaeô,

GOOD r u w i ' i i T U R r ;

% ,

Jewelry Stor e e Street

W a t c h I n s p e c t o r for I). L. & 'W

J

iorrhtown's Leading Playhouse.

:I olid ay A t t r a e t l o Jhristnias Day

Mi anc 2:30

NIGHT 8:15

lie Qmm of Mirth & Melod

ooierortians I!

CHAMPION PEEFECT HABM0WY.

"Wonderful orange sable, 1 year old, weight 4 pounds. The bflst from Mrs Judge Brown's Kennels in London, Fee, $25,00.

HONEY SUKBJtlGHT.

Only solid orange in America. Just imported from England. Fee, $25,00,

GENERAL MITE.

IBie Seasons musical Comedy Se i s s t i op Direct From a 6-Monil Run at the CASINO THEATRE,

New York

Miniature Wolf Sable Pom, out of the wonderful mite family. Weight 8 ] pounds. Beat 400 dogs at his first ; show in tills country at 10 months of age as beat dog in show winning 8 cups, No other Pom having attained this distinction; five judges making the award. Fee $25.00.

And a Big BeautyChorus of Singing and Dancing Girls AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA

Combines the Charm of "The Merry Widow" with the spirit of a Cabaret Show

TOUCH BEARER,

Orange sable, miniature Pom; under 3 pounds. The sire of many lovely puppies. Fee, $15,00.

BAD BOY.

Solid black. $15.00.

Home bred. Fee,

iHH iSfu. Maiy Watkins, tax due. $23.66; house

K i t . Mftry WatUint. ta\; due, $26.19; house Ifjrl'lol, lilatr No. 28, lot 21.

villi tot, I>1«<«: No. 28, lots S 6. Mi*. Marv Watkins, tax due, $3.38; 1 lot,

' . j>!itfe.«N<i. 1»8, lot 7. MC*'''Vi>iy Walkins, lax due, $1.69; 1 lot,

j>W*iI?«i. 28, lnt 8. •rifttiJSS»Ty W»tkini, tax due, $9.29; 11 lots,

a U t r - w : SB, lots 9 to 19. I.' .Otvtatfi'Nvverab^ 17, 1916.

OLIN D. SICKIJJY, *^*,1 * . Collector of Taxes,

*',-H»> aforesaid tracts or lots may be the payment to the undcrsiftneri,

ir of T « x « , before the sale, of the tbftreon.

Ay band this 17th day of No-

- ' m s ^ a a i ^ ^ o t T N D. SICKtiEY. Coltector of Tax«|>

Students Admitted at Any Time

call or write for 55th ichool Journal and Year Book

NATION \L BUSINESS

Academy and TAT f E p p Halsey Sts. VVLLLuL Newark, N.J. EST. 1862 JOne block west of Post Officet. "JOne block notth of Bamberger)

johii Kugler, Jr., Principal

COLEMAN

IVI.M.RUTAN

Poultry, Game & Produce

'Always the Beat'

388 Springfield Avenue.

TBI,. 101

All .dogs have coat of right, texture and grand plumes. Health guaranteed, " Veterinarian in attendance,

High-claso Pomeranians for sale. No dealers.

0. E, LAKELAND KEGELS

88 REAUTOIR AVENUE

Phone, 637 'Summit. SUMMIT, N. J.

Automobile Painting. N o w is t h e Season to

H a v e Gars P a i n t e d .

Byiiig y o u r a u t o before t h e shop is

so c rowded t h a t you will be delayed

Best of W o r k G u a r a n t e e d .

Anderson's Garage a n d B l a c k s m i t h S h o p

PARK AYENUte & CHESTNUT AVE.

A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION

For your Children a Certificate for One or more Shares in the

Summit Building & Loan - Association -

Particulara.of

Wm. S. Porter, Secretary

Go to L,yon.s' P a r k T h e a t r e mi

X m a s Day , •

A n d Act " F l o r a Bel la , " a mus ic

al p l a y ;

T r a v e l b y horse , t ro l ley , on to

or sleigh,

A n d enjoy y o u r C h r i s t m a s in

t h e old fashion w a y .

The attraction at Ly>.

Xnias Day

Will he "Flora Bella;"

111 good play.

With a big beauty cho:

dance light and gay ;

See for yourself, don't

what I say,'

ms' for

a cork-'

its who

believe

UFSMfiHS €AHI)S.

t l l . l . ' H I liT (• I,.\IiK GJ1 .S<)N

<'i)TIX,Sli;iJJ()R AT LAW

LrrrKi.t. Huif,.,(l'j UNION PL , HrMMiT, "N, J. THLlil-nONEs: DAY 41U-K SII.MMIT.

NiiiUT: 87-iv SUMMIT

ANll .iifl WAHIIlNlri'ON Ml", , JKIIKKY t ' lT f

II, N , Jf. P R A IJ D

D K N T I S T

7 D K F O R K S T A V K N U « ,

S U M M I T , N . j ,

OrFlCK l i e u RS:—«i to 12 a, m.—1 to 5 i>, re.

L. McKlRGAN

COUNSBtrLOR AT LAW Repr.esentive of I'idoHty Title t ierosil n-nd

Guarantee Compmiy of Newark, M, J, O P F I C R : LKTTisM, B U I L D I N G ,

M a p l e S t r e e t . . S u m m i t , N J

Q E I L E R SL K i J N T Z

*^J snecEssoRa TO CARI. J, SKILER

CIVII, KNR1N1.KR3 AND SCRVBYORS

LANDSCAPR AND TOPOGRAPHICAL KNOINKBHS

T E L E P H O N E rCONNiiCTltii

2.-1 MAPI,E ST. ;-: SUMMIT, N , J ,

R. H W ' R Y M A M ,

Dh 1 R, C. VREELAND DErTTIST

WULPF BUILDING SUMMIT. H, ,1. OFFICE HOURS: 8 30 to 12 A. M,

• ' I P , M, to 5.30 P, M

Prices—MATINEE, l i e , 50c, 75c, $1.00 lliHTp EICp 50c, l ie , IS.00, Si JO

Don't fail to order your seats at once and avoid the iast=minute rush. Telephone Morristown 1414

WHY WONDER? Why wonder whether thia

or tha t trouble with- Baby is

caused by the. milk ?

BUY THE BEST and titop

worrying and wondering.

Order to-day i'rom-

T H E NOE F A R M I N G .

Tel, 33*J, Madison

MADISON, N. J .

* NEW YORK STORE * Visit our new Infanta department. Everything for the baby, including

hanri-patnted novelties, carriage straps, hand-crochet carriage robes, caps, taoques, etc., e t c , at New York prices.

Also a complete new and up-to-date line of shirt walats, in crepe de chene, Georgette crepe, chiffon, lace, taffeta, etc., e t c , at popular prices,

A visit to our new Art Department will pay you. A complete new line of "Royal Society" ar t goods, also Tapestry and Cretonne novelties.

A large, new line of ladles* neck wear. Including broad cloth now Hies. A visit to this department we know would please you.

We also oarcy Auto Caps and Veils in all the leading shades and styles, also the fallowing: - ,

Silk Nets, In all the evening shades. Gold and Silver Laces. Ribbons, Plain Taffeta, Homan, Plaid Stripe, Dresdon, e t c , in all shaded. Bosebud trimming, fur trimming, nurses ' uniforms, maids' miiforniH,

honse dresses, , . . " • ' We have added Model Brassieres, American Lady Corsets, R. & <n., fl«mo,

Thompson's Glore Fitting % Ferris Waists and Corsets, Large assortment of Blankets and Comfortables, Hosiery and Underwear,

cur specialties, f-

JOHN M G C L A Y

K. M. Powers ^ Q E N ' B R A L ^ "

DRV GOODS STORE

Full Lille of Slaple and Fancy

Goods for Men and Women

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jugat ion of the i r oivn coun t ry and-; kinsfolk. Can we a s a free peop le : l is ten unmoved to such a ta le of slavery, can we afford to consent by silence to the p receden t of such a n unheard of w a r m e a s u r e ? Surely not . I

When Ijlessing the an t i - s lavery campaign of Card ina l Lavigerie , Pope Leo X H I r e m a r k e d : "Opinion is more than ever queen of the world. I t is on this you m u s t work . You will only conquer by m e a n s of opinion." The occasion is now r ipe to invoke p u b l i c ' opinion; to tes t i ts power. Th roughout our c o u n t r y m a s s mee t ings a r e be- , lug held to protest* aga ins t t h i s en- j s layement of the Belgians. Summit , a lways to t h e fore in public spi r i ted . act ion will join in this g rea t h u m a n - [ i t a r i an movement , will add Its voice to ' th is wor ld-wide p ro tes t a t a meet ing^ in the Lyr ic T h e a t r e on the even ing of December 28th. I t is hoped t h a t our cit izens, fully al ive to their pr ivi lege and responsibi l i ty , will confirm by the i r p resence in l a rge n u m b e r s their pas t generos i t i es to heroic Belgium.

The season^ of the g rea t Gift of divine love, w h e n peace and happ ines s should, r e ign and family t ies grow closer, s eems a t imely one-ln which to open our h e a r t s , to widen our sympathies , to do our p a r t in b e h a l f of tills s t r icken people,

. M A R Y GRAHAM H A W K S .

The following le t t e r WAS received by the Commit tee which. lias a r r a n g e d the Mass Meet ing to profi-st aga in s t the ens l avemen t of the Be lg ians :

"The case for proles,! a g a i n s t the forcing of Be lg i ans io go to Germany" to work t h e r e s.em.s to me t spec ia l ly c lear . T h e r e is now no American pa r ty pol i t ics in it. There need not be even w a r pol i t ics in it. 1 can imag ine G e r m a n s , OTtaiu ly German-Amer icans , feeling the depor t a t ion a g r i evous w r o n g . The policy is one" plainly in viola t ion of the ru l e s of w a r ; — i t involves h a r d s h i p s and cruel t ies u n s p e a k a b l e ; why should not h u m a n e people everywhere lift their voices against, i t?

Moreover th i s Belgian o u t r a g e is cont inuous . I t is not like ihe or ig ina l invasion, a n ac t consummated before the world could s t i r . The depor ta t ions a r e going on, so t h a t n e u t r a l na t ions h a r e the o p p o r t u n i t y to make the i r in-Bignatioii felt.

I t s repea ted manifes ta t ion m a y stay the h a n d s of the German ' r u l e r s * b y w a rn in g t h e m of t h e folly of m a k i n g deeper -and wider the mora l gulf between G e r m a n y and the h u m a n e sent iment of mantoiDd.

S ince re ly vours , ROLLO OGDEN.

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