Liberal Sunday Advocates Amusements But Faces Restrictions
Advocates press for liberal Sunday entertainment bills in New Jersey focusing on moving pictures and music to boost morale and American war-era entertainment, with leaders like W A Brady and K W Austin arguing for public amusement while respecting religious observance and potential boxing limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Assembly Committee
Sun—Social Welfare
Hyland
W. A. Brady
Wilson
Moving Picture Enterprises
Brady
John BR. Mott
Hungary
K. W. Austin
Tennessee
American Recreation League
Assemblyman Agans
United States
Glasgow
Scotland
Henry P. Hilfers
State Federation of Labor
Newark
Sieger
Passaic
Rowland
House
Judiciary Committee
Assemblyman
Roberts
Hn Young
Monmouth
New Jersey State Briefs Highlights War and Local Events
The Hillside state military reserve becomes permanent. Captain De Rhonde receives a gold watch. Public Service Corp 1918 net income shows dividends and surplus. Trees for fallen soldiers set at Whitehouse and a Norway maple donation. a bronze tablet planned. Madison teacher Charles Olsen returns from France. Phillipsburg beer shortage prompts limited kuebler beer shipments. Various political, educational, and civic notes from Warren to Camden mention candidacies, school plant projects, and local infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Military Reserve Company
Hillside
Central Grammar School
Walter B. de Rhonde
Public Service Corporation
Whitehouse
North Readington
Madison
France
Camp Merritt
Phillipsburg
Harvey S. Moore
Mercer
Trenton
E. C. Hutchinson
Moore
John €. Sharpe
Blair Academy
Bhlikstown
Blair
West Jersey
Blairstown
Gottfried Krueger
Newark
Germany
America
United States
Il Health
W. S. Lesh
Broadway
Thomas Hi
Plainfield
Mhlvitie Woman's Club
New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs
Camp Dix
Union Fire Company
Lambertilles
Scott Robinson
Boys’ Athletic Association
Woodstown High School
William Te. Budd
Andover
New Jersey
Dover General Hospital
Atlantic City Railroad
Oaklyn Station
Grea. Tech Presbyterian Church
William H. Leslie
United Odd Fellows’ Association
Swedesboro
Berlin
John BD
Summerlin
Salem
Wilson
Officers’ Reserve Corps
USA
Downer Station
Turnerville
Westville
Ponce
Jimmes Hend-rickson
Westvilles
Davis
Woodbury
Walter Devitn
Tendrickson
Devin
Wash and care for wool flannels and white china silk
Instructions for washing wool flannels sweaters and blankets in cold water with borax and soap to prevent shrinking. Soak rinse and dry without wringing. Guidance for white china silk to prevent yellowing suggests careful washing without rubbing soap and a final gloss with methylated spirits added to final rinse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Quaint Frocks Display Simple Summer Styles
A look at quaint summery frocks features chipped patterns and demure designs. Chintz spreads with tiny red flowers and white dotted bibbed aprons show red wool embroidery. Gingham morning frocks are ruffled and wool embroidered.
Hemless Skirt Fashion Gains Ground With Spring
Fashion notes show the hemless skirt growing in popularity as spring arrives. Early in the season it appeared mainly in separate bordered skirts and is now seen in increasing numbers.
Spring Suits Offer Easy Chic With New Embroidered Details
Spring suits gain appeal with soft lines and comfort for summer. Beiges in tricot feature soutache braid and embroidery, with crisscross tucks and stitched braids on a beige coat and skirt. High labor costs drive prices toward a hundred dollars or more, while skilled sewers add value through bespoke embroidery and braiding.
Jet buckles on white footwear described
White buckskin shoes shown for the South display jet buckles of various sorts. Buckle mounting uses closely platted black ribbon as backing. White satin evening slippers sometimes feature jet buckles or simul jet buttons fastened flat on the shoe tongue or edge as it slopes to the instep.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberal Sunday Finds
ARMY
Co-Operative Bank
Dallar Young
Characleried Flass
Ralph Ingalls
Harrison P. Lindabury
Jacob G. Lipman
State Agricultural Experiment Station
L. Wittard Minch
State Board of Agriculture
J. Isher Anderson
State Bankers’ Association
Banking and Trust Company
Elwood
Bartlett
Association
Charles H. van Marter
Monmouth County Bankers’ Association
Assembly
Thomas E. Finnegan
Education
New York
Assemblyman Gill
Educational Commission
Finnegan
Dowing
Minnesota
Olivia State Bank
House of Representatives
Whitney
Departments of Education, Labor and Charities and Correction
Senate
Bright
Cape May
Mackay
Ackerson
Department of Charities and Corrections
Department of
Glover
New Jersey State
Sadie Miller
Netcong
Wiliam Bb
Ocean Grove
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
Essex County
City of Burlington Building and Loan Association
Chestnut Hill Farming and Stock Raising Company
Chestnut Hil Farm
Boonton
August Weldele
August Weidele
Alfred Poledo
Donatius Buorgiorno
Haight
United States District Court
Rowland Company
Joshua R. Salmon
Morristown
M. C. Pulfer
Deer Park
Highlands
Tranquility Farms
Summit Trust Company
George Hill
Beechwood Road
D. C. Hecht
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
Paterson
Westfield
Hackettstown High School
Board of Education
Cumberland County Red Cross
Poland
Armenia
Belgium
Little
Birch Creeks
Edward's Run
Bethel Run
Gloucester County Board of Freeholders
E. P. Henry & Son
Burlington
Canden Curtain Company
George P. Manlove
Paulsboro
Timothy Quinn
Min- Ve
Red Cross
William Quinn
Newport
Bethany Baptist Church
Camden
Salem-Pennsyville
Howard Lyons
Gloucester Red Cross
Europe
Hite Sram Bey
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