The evening world., 1910-12-15
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START ROW THAT
7 SPLITS CHURCH
New Features Added to the
Pinochle SANDER Suit in
North Hackensack.
GUINEA FOWL IN IT TOO.
Roscoe, Who Got Six Cent
Verdict, Says Demarest Has
a New Auburn Wig.
GUINEA FOWL IN IT TOO.

Mike. an angora goat; Duke, n ST.
Bernard dog; one partridge cochin hen
and a Matching OF guinea fowl: one au-
burn brown wig and a sensational slam
der suit between two deacons of tho
North dIackensack Reformed Church,
not TO mention a plnochle game for real
money In which the two deacons took
part are merely the salient features OF
We sectional fight that has split North
into two hostile camps.
The ander suit was tried Yesterday
before Circuit Cour Justice Black in the
Bergen County Court and a verde, OF
SIX cents was awarded the plaintiff.
John Vroom Roscoe John II. Demarest.
q motoring contractor OF North Hack
ensack, was, the defendant. Both are
deacons in the church and in addition
, TO being a deacon Mr.. Roscoe teaches n
Ssunday-school class. Both have beon
' asked to resign from the church because
OF evidence dduce at the trial that
t1cy had participated in a pinoclle game
for five cents a point.
Refuses to Resign.
Mr.. Roscoe got the request 70 resign
""'lS vi the SIpunu
mat an elder m the church. a man Of
conservative wealth and a banker ia
.hs elty' ran a roulette wheel at the
'HVersiue Hose 'ompany's carnival last
Lspor DAY.
fouette versus pinochle will furnish
the issue at the church trial and both
Mr.. Roscoe and the elder will engage
COUNSEL 10 90 battle with the New
~ 10" as II CONSTITUTES the cohstitu-
oons ana bylaws OF churches.
mr. roscoe, a young man OF solemn
nien, related IN his ONCE al No. 3'6
nioao"ay TO-DAY the history OF the
diHerences between him and his brother
oeacoh that led to the Islander suit. lie
spoAe inhpersonaiiy' never referring to
hinhseir save as MT. Roscoe" and he
u'u not spare ms brother deacon. even
10 the extent OF his new auburn brown
WIS IL began win MT. Demarest's
Wig ana the pinochle game, though the
goat ana the dog and the guinea fowl
es"he earlier TO divide the friendship
that nad long existed between him and
W.T. DeHarest'
AT 'he trlai yesterday sail Mr..
noscoe' MI roscoe woul say that Mr..
LEI" rest created a sensation by wear
ing ms new auburn brown wig to court.
here.oiore AIR Demarest's hair has con-
SISTED OF a slight fringe around the
Uranium with an occasional stalk here
ana there IKE a corniield after a cy-
Clone Mr.. Demarests wig Is highly
marched and very beautiful 10 the
eye.
Not Gambling, He Thought.
Mr. Roscoe" continued Mr. Roscoe.
"being %ignorant of the law, did mot real
ize hat playing pinochle for five cents
was gambling, and when he went TO the
home of Waiter Chapman. secretary of
the Riverside Hose Company, and con-
! nected with the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company and found also at the
Chapman home Mr.. Floyd Granger. like
wise connected with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. Mr., William
ROCK a contracting builder and the de-
nnma.o. ra ws pna"ue SUI Mt.
realize that he was sitting down "a
otherwise than a friendly game
.'Nr Roscoe STATED vino, no vas ,sLod
"a puf five cents an ,be ga,no ,Tat :,
was appaIns, his nrincin,es r,,t IN o,Iar
| not 70 SnDil the nanny fI1t no unuI1
come IN. wilton he ala.
"At the close OF the romc. II a0-,nd
ma, n .surdav morning no Nv nou,ros,
aileped-an tho MIA yors fourd that AR
poscoe had whinne, tncm ia , froy1l,
orJ vuon ,bo,r money rbi. ,oo,,,1 :,
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