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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
4
Nutley New Jersey readers are invited to send communications on local matters to JOHNSON FOY editor with a note that subject to postal guidelines. The post office lists second class matter handling and urges participation from residents.
The article argues the League constitution offers arbitration, investigation, economic restraint, and force if needed. It asserts elasticity to handle complex questions and claims the league could move beyond idealism. It notes America’s growing role, balancing satisfaction with concern, and urges active American engagement for a better world.
A fragment argues that a forthcoming March history of World War should present a factual timeline with dates places and actors, avoiding praise or personal opinion. The writer questions the credibility of sweeping glowing judgments and warns against treating the account as gospel truth.
The Sun prints a prospective on its first page this week showing Memorial High School ideas for those absent from the meeting. Presentations of projects pictorially help familiarize the public, and the paper invites other committees to submit photos for print. An extremely mild winter may save coal but not road costs, as thaw risks remain. Germany's potential standing army of 451000 and renewed armistice tensions are noted, with commentary that continued troop presence raises American casualties.
The Woman's Club minstrel show again charms soldiers at Camp Merritt after a home success. Twelve cars departed in the afternoon, crowds packed the building before 7:30, with soldiers waiting an hour and a half. Performers earned enthusiastic encores as jokes and songs drew tears and laughter from the troops.
A large audience of about twenty thousand soldiers cheered as performers sang and danced. An Oregon boy and a Texas boy connected with the entertainers, and a soldier major ballad drew emotional reactions. After the show, cast members changed for a brief dance and the crowd dispersed, with plans for a repeat performance in Glen on February 28 at Merritt recreation.
Reverend Douglas Matthews rector. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 9 45. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening prayer and attendance in Becaday the Guild at 3 p.m.
The Nutley New Jersey Sinking Fund Commission issues its year ending December 1918 report detailing financial activities and a total of $147 216 75 in holdings. The document presents balance figures and past year allocations for municipal debt service.
About 250 of the hall seats, from a total of 560, are reserved. Mrs. Sumner W. White of Whitford Avenue will give a luncheon on Tuesday.
A fragmented note describes a bill in Congress proposing a tax on certain items or fractions. It highlights debate over revenue and potential impact, with no clear final language or date.
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