OCEAN GRÖVE, NEW JERSEY,?RIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930

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1 % Ta féasr* 0 an Gere A m May Be Yu d U le To Enow t Yon.Sore Host Bead Ths Paper When We Do You* Prntng t*» Our Badness To Please Yon. Test Ub Ont on Yonr Next Job Vo l. XLV N o. 45 OCEAN GRÖVE, NEW JERSEY,?RDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930 Fo u r C e n t s DEFEATS SMPSON N UNTED STATES SENATE RAGE DESPTE DEMOCRATC WEATHER GOPSLL LOSES TO SUTPHN FOR SEAT N CONGRESS Majortes A r e Gven Republcan Nomnees For State, County and Townshp Offces Ocean Grove and Neptune Lend Strong Support To G. O. P. Tcket* As W as Expected D w ght W. Morrow, Republcan canddate for Unted States Senator, earned nneteen of she twenty-ene countes n New Jersey. a t the electon Tuesday, Mb vote beng over 580,- 000, as aganst hs Democratc opponent, Alexander Smpson, /who polled approxmately 890,000. Morrow s m ajorty-s over 00 '. Thomas M. Gopsll, of Red Bank, Republcan, was tefeatef by Wllam H. Sutphn, of 'Matawan, Democrat, for the- Thrd dstrct Congressonal seat. Sutphn s m ajorty was 3,094. Monmout 1 county contrbuted to the: defeat of Gopsll, reducng hs m a jorty to 2,794 out of a total Vote n the three countes of 43,768. The vote-n the t h r e e countes was 57,677 for Sutphn and 64,583 for Gopsll. By countes the vote was: Mddlesex Sutphn, 34,284; Gopsll, 24,372. Monmouth Sutphn, 20,487; Gopsll, 23,281, Ocean Sutphn, 2,906; Gop sll, 6,930. Bryant B. Newcomb, of Long Branch, ansf Elmer Polhemus, of Upper Freehold, Republcans, were reelected to the Board of Freeholders over the. Democratc canddates, Sfank Howland, of Long Branch, and George Martn, of Asbury Park. Frank Durand, mayor of Sea Grt, and Clnton B..ohsen, o Keansburg, Republcans, were elected to the Assembly, defeatng Wllam Sagurton, of Keyport, and Thomas Warren, 01 nterlaken, the' Democratc nomnees. Durant' was gven a m ajorty.-of nearly 11,000, and Loltas more than 10,000. ' For the offce of Neptune townshp t :commtteeman John-S. Hall, Rejubl-, can, was /elected; over Thoma j:3,. : Smth; Democrat, by a m ajorty of f: 1,181. v Hall s vote' was 1,766. and Smth ;:;.676, Ernest F.' Woolston, of Ocean Grove, and W alter H, Gravatt, of Neptune, ' Republcans, were elected assessor and collector, sespectvely, wthout opposton, as the Democrats had no. canddates fo r these offces. As usual Oees. Grove ' dd ts slug«n the support of the G O. P.. tcket. n the fve dstrcts o the Grove the total vote for Morrow was 738 as aganst 166'fo r Smpson. The GroVe gave strong support, to John S. Hall, rollng up a total o 887 vptea for the N eptune, commtteeman, as ssranst 161 for hs Democratc opponent. Here as elsewhere throughout New Jersey, ths $100,000,000 Stata bond ssue was approved, the m ajorty for the bond ssue beng placed a t 70,000. The Republcan party retaned ts.ome-nsded majortes n both houses of the Legslature, There were no changes n the Senate lneup, each party holdng ts present seats. The Republcans -wll control the Senate by seventeen to four. Each party ganed and lost one seat n the House, aa he Republcan majorty of fortysx to fourteen s unchanged. Mddlesex Democratc. The Democrats lost one House seat n Hunterdon and ganed one n Md, dlesex, ronng out two^ splt delegatons n the present legslature. Mddlesex returned an entre Democratc legslatve tcket. The Republcans lost the lone sent they held n the. Mddlesex House delegaton when M. "rvng Demares contested the Senatoral seat wth A rthur A. Qunn, Democratc ncumbent, Qunn beat Demarest and John J. Rafferty, thrd Democratc House canddate,»von over the two seekng reelecton,.elmer E. Brown and Joseph T. Karcher. Four Republcan Senators were reelected. They were Clfford R. Powell, of Burlngton; Charles C. Read, (Concluded on fourth page.) THE VOTE N OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TOWNSHP D *2D 2D *3D *4D *4E 6D 6D U. S. State Senator <Full Term ) Smpson, D Morrow, R U. S. Senator (Short Term) s Parknson, D Morrow, R Congressman Sutphn, D Gopsll, R. 171, Assemblymen. W arren, D Sagurton, D.- 35 Durand. R Lolwen, R Freeholders- Martn, D. 62 ' 34 Howland, D Meweonjb, R Polhemus, R ,49 Townshp Commtteeman. Smth, D Hall, R A DDABBAr n Woolston, R (Only nomnaton) Collector Gravatt, R (Only nomnaton) * Ocean. Grover 08 13» ' CUMMNGS BUYS PHARMACY Former Freehold Man Now. Operatng Neptune Drug Store. The Neptune Drug Company, opposte the new bank on Cor les avenue, has beer, purchased by Thomas Cummngs, form erly owner of the Man D rag Store of Freehold. He s well S a c s- along the shore1 _and - s ;» gx&dnnfs phrmopst. n takng over the Neptune Drug. Company Mr. Cummngs sad that h e'. ntends to conduct a drug store, of " the hgh.:,', type fo r the beneft of the commun- %' '^ n the short tme th a t Mr. 'Curolahgs h a s' Keen n charge he has thorsaghly tesoeked the.store and a mewprescrpton department has een - added. D. S.. Zacharat ref stcn d..' Tharxnacsl^ vpho ha»..spent a lfetme n the drag- busness, s n charge of the prescrpton department. Mortgage looney Avalable fo r desrable propertes. ' Apply Jersey Coast Buldng. Loar. Arsocatou Offces, F rst Natonal Bank, Bradley Beach. N. J Home For Servces. Harry J- Sodfne, aadertalt«am) embalfset, 1007 Bangs avenue, fash'dty ' Park, N. J. Phret. ft^-m S6 12 ^ "Ï : D 8D 9D *10D Tot Î6S US fsco , : 817 7Ï MOTHERS CRCLE MEETNG Annual Bazaar Two Nghts, December 4 and 5, A t the Church.. A t 'the «jxecutve board meetng of the Mothers' Crcle of St. Paul's church held Wednesday afternoon plans - were dscussed for the annual bazaar to be. hem '. two nghts, December 4 snd B. Mrs, Wllam Creln, n charge: of - the eateterst the - frst nght, s plannng for a successful dnner and a good men«s assured.. :.Mrs. Mare Kennson s genera! charman a f bazaar and dnner and, sfes has apponted the followng booth darm en:, Fancy,, Mrs. J. Syms;.aprons, Mrs. E. Smth; sandy, Mrs H; Holmes;; bekg, Mrs.- C..Blms'j handkerchefs, Mrs, Wallace Beed grab bag,. Mss M ary Walker;- cafetera, Mrs. W< Creln; delcatessen, Mrs. L. Mulford; decoraton, Mrs. R. Schadt. The contnuaton of the bazaar and <«free 'entertanment by the Round Table, under the drecton of Mss Gertrude Orvs, wll follow the second, nght. Moved. Back to O m u Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Rete havo moved from Asbury Park to 47.Plgrm 'Pathw ay, where Mrs. tetz -rll take personal charge of he retal store. Ths branch of Retz s bakery, t;o* been operated fo r many Yob' Wreck TberrvW c Rectfy Them, years and fe the only retal bake shop Woolston s Auto Body Repar Shop, m Ocean Grove. Mr. Retz '«dll con* 895 Man Ktreet, Asbnry Park. Call. tpto la charge of the.plant, n Nep-; ts87lfe? estm ate on.any 5ork.-r45-18 ttne Cty: FARM CONTEST FOR BOYS State Grange Offers Cash Prze For, Best Showng n Agrculture. ; The Stats Master of the New Jersey State Grange, D. 'H. Agans, and Harry E. Taylor, a member of the executve commttee of the grange, m et recently wth H. O. Sampson, State Supervsor of Agrcultural Educaton, and E. V. Bearer, hs assstant, to formulate plans for a State farm project contest for boys, studyng vocatonal agrculture n the schools of the State. The grange has offered. $100 n przes to be awarded at the State Grang- meetng n Atlantc Cty on December 1, 2, 3 and 4, to.the boys who show the best results n ths year s farm projects conducted as a p art of ther work n publc school agrculture. Przes.of $16, $10 and $6 wll b-5 awarded to groups of three boys from the northern, central and southern parts of the State, wth a s addtonal $10 to the boy rons these groups who shows the best results. COACH FLACK CTES FOOTBALL PROGRESS BOOSTER TH E VEHCLE FOR STORY ON THE GAME Wholesome Advce Lsted As An Abbrevated Sportsman s Code For Neptune Hgh School Frendly Rvalry the Bass of Clean Sport. Howard W. Plack, football coach of the Neptune hgh school, has a tmely story on football, development n last week's Booster, the school paper, tracng the progress of the game n schools, Mr. Flack has ths to say: "What was once a haphazard contest between our secondary schools has come to be a sort of communty war- ; AUXLARY MASQUERADE Unque Cotumes Marked Hallowe'en Party at Grove Frehouse. A large attendance, unque and orgnal costumes and a general good tme marked the masked party sponsored by. the Lades Auxlary of the Washngton and Stokes fre companes 'on Thursday evenng of last s eek n the parlors of the Oln street frehouse, The. commttee responsble for! the success of ns functon was composed o Mrs. rene R. Glbert, -charman, asssted by Mrs. H arry A. Whtlock, Mrs, Clfford Cole, Mrs. Maud; Dodd, Mrs, Wllam Catley, Mrs. Elmer Beatty, Mrs. James Blar and-mrs. Stella Hendrckson. '.. Przes -were awarded n the card 'games to Mrs. Letfs B. Mulford, frst pra n pnochle; Mrs. Charles Chaffnch, frst n brdge; Mrs. rene R. Glbert, frst n "600 and Mrs, Elzabeth Patterson, non-players -vsvard. Followng the games jupper was served. Most of the attendants vere masked and those wthout beng masked were subject to a penalty. WLL STUDY OLD. AGE PENSONS EX1 RESSÎONS TO BE SOUGHT AT STATE HEARNGS Commsson Hopes To Obtan Publc Sertment Concernng Use of Funds For Purpose Frst Hearng Frday, November 14. Opportunty for expresson of opnon for and aganst varous types of old age penson grants from publc funds, wll be provded a t a seres of hearngs s dfferent parts of New Jersey beng held by the State Persson Survey Commsson. Laws authorzng the payment of ol. age pensons have been passed advantage. - subscrpton frends wll g;v* you another subscrpton n order to help Speedng up to make a decsve \ boost your vote standng. t be- fnsh, some canddates n The Tmes hooves every canddate to redeem all campagn are gong, rtooth and nal promses, to plan new felds n whch for the leadershp.n the race for the to work, n fact to dg n as they choce of the Tudor Ford, Rado and have never before, as there s some cash przes. mghty bg money at stake, and the Facng the end of the second perod one who thnks, plans and secures and the end of the bg votes, whch the bggest results between now and comes to a elose- tomorrow afternoon, Saturday afternoon, s gong to have canddates should double ther efforts the best chance of.wnnng that Ford n order to get as many subscrptons for ther very own. and trade cards as possble under Canddates wll do well not to the wre to count on the bg vote kd themselves ths week. f you schedule. ever expect to do anythng bg for The wnnng votes can be secured yourself n ths race, the tms s at these next two days. And ths second hand to do t. Today and Saturday perod wll almost decde who the are the bg mleposts n the campagn. Those canddates who make, wnners of^ths bg przes wll be. You can t dlly-dally wth such valuable przes at stake you must get busy n earnest and let nothng stand between you and the wnnng of the prze you have determned to fare and the old open lot hgh school j durng recent years n New York,... mm MSS PEARL REED RETANS LEAD N TMES CRCULATON CAMPAGN Mss Pearl Reed once more attaned that precous lead last Saturday, and stands a t the head of th e lst. Otto Stoll was- ' second, but a very close one, sf.áto&tmt, -Bjsh cljngs. steadly -to thrd poston and refuses to budge despte challenges from several of her other compettors..m rs. Mary Dodd Whte s n fourth place, but she s practcally ted for thrd honors. The other canddates follow n order lsted. STANDNG OF CANDDATES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. M ss Pearl Reed, 119 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove ,080 Otto G. Stoll, 119. Central Avenue, Ocean Grove ,600 Mrs. Dorothea Bass 57 Webb Avenue, Ocean Grove-- 572,600 Mrs. Mary Dodd Whte, *242 Corles Avenue, Nefttune 564,000 Mss Dorothy Wood, 7754 Benson Avenue, Ocean Grove -541,600 Mrs. Thomas J. Whte, 301 Stokes AVenue, Neptune 492,000 Mss Maron Lppncott, R. D. No. 2, Asbra-j Park ,000 MSss Helen Nelson, Webb, Avenue, Otean Grove ,800 Mss Eleanor'Syms, 119 Broadway, Ocean Grove -434,269 N at Thompson, 26 Ocean Avenue, Ocean Grove ,000 Mrs. Ellen Esenberg, 60! McCabe Ave.,' Bradley Beach -115,000 John H. Nedhardt, 1114 Nnth Avenue, Neptune 10,000 Canddates. wll do well to remember th at votes ta k e the bggest»drop of the campagn Saturday, and the wse ones wll work toward th at tme ju st lke t was the dosng of the campagn. Those extra votes earned by turnng n sales Saturday - m ght mean just enough to wn the Ford, and. the canddate who forges ahead at ths crtcal tme s gong to have an advantage - over hs-os he?compettors. 'Now, f ever, s the tme for acton, a\d plenty of- t. fnd the.person who fallé'down on the job sat ths mportant tmé wll surely'be left bdhnd an also ran or used to be contender. Don t let th at be sad of y6u. Falure to report tomorrow means dsqualfcaton. game of the early 1900 s now rvals n ts settng >od mporunee the bg college contest«of th a t tme. From September to December football s fa«-.headlne n all Amercan- aewspapers, threatened by nothng!«sa than a gangster shootng, a world seres or a* natonal electon. COACH H. W. FLACK Ths phase of footljau s the one whch a objectonable to many educators, and the onl;. one whch gves tho ever present uplfts* and reformor ha best argum ent aganbt. acholastc. and collegate athletcs. (Concluded, on paffo flvo ) Massachusetts, Maryland, Kentucky, Wsconsn, Mnnesota,. Montana, Colorado; Utah, Nevada, Wyomng and Calforna The New York Law, whch foes nto effect the frst of January, calls for relef grants to persons seventy' years and over, who ara ctzens of the Unted : States, resdents of New York State durng ten years and of the local county durng one year mmedately precedng the date of applcaton, unable to support themselves, ether n whole or n part, and wthout chldren or other persons able to support them and responsble for ther support. Person? who are nmates of publc or prvate nsttutons o f a custodal, correctonal or curatve 'characte*. áre nelgble fo r penson grants. One-half to? the;total cost s to be met by the State, and one-half by the countes, wth admnstratve responsblty centered. n the State Department oí Publc Welfare. D urng-past sessons of the New se, ' '.tu re S s number of blls hav.s been ntroduced contanng varyng provsons as to the age of the persons to be pensoned, the length t>f State n d county, resdence requred and the plan fo r State, county and muncpal horng of responsblty for seenrng eeessary funds for meetng the authorzed payments. Defnte nformaton Needed. Through thè hearngs tc be held the commsson hopes to learn much as. possble about publc sentment concernng the use of publc fundb fo r pensons to aged persons, and s also desrous of securng defnte nformaton about what s now bemg«done under varous auspces n connecton wth, the care of ag«l <lepenlents and the probable needs for varyng types of assstance n the development of a.well-ronpdetl program fot the-adequate flonuaonty care of theajcd. s s- \ The,.frst, of thf; hearngs wll be held, n.tho Chanccry Court Room '.at TMES SUBSCRPTON CONTEST; TOMORROW AFTERNOON THE BG VOTE PEROD WLL BE CLOSED T H O S E W H O W O R K H A R D N O W W L L H A V E A D E C D E D A D V A N T A G E T H E W A Y TO O B T A N T H O S E B G P R Z E S S TO G E T O UT A N D H U S T L E, F O R T S A N Y - B O D Y S C A M P A G N Y E T T H E C A N D D A T E S W HO W L L B E S U C C E S S F U L N T H E E N D A R E T H O S E W HO P U T T H E R T M E TO T H E B E S T U S E F R O M N O W U N T L T H E C L O S E O F T H E P E R O D T H A T F O R D C A R, R A D O A N D O T H E R A W A R D S A R E S U R E L Y W O R T H W O R K N G F O R A N D W O R K N G H A R D. Never agan durng The Tmes bg Boost Your Vote Standng. prze crculaton campagn wll you receve as many votes on subscrptons and advertsng and job prnt anywhere, The race s so close that Don t overlook a sngle subscrpton ng cards as up tc Saturday afternoon, November 8. Those who work who wll be ahead a t the end of the one good subscrpton may determne hard up to that tme wll have a bg t ])).? v?t. 9 ^? et "second get. f you would be one of the bp prze wnners, you must work and work hard. The way to wn s to ple up. the largest number of votes VOTES. So the.larger your vote score at the end of the perod, the better for you. Wshng won t wn you ve, got to dg n wth all your mght f you expect ta be a wnner'of the prze you have set your.mhd on. Ths s an electon where the real workers wll be rewarded the best man wns, regardless of who he or she may be. The three, four and fve-year subscrptons are he bggest n ther vote value. One fve-year subscrpton counts 45,000 votes f new. Over eleven tmes that the one-year subscrpton counts. A. $5.00 trade card counts 7,500 yotes- -a $10.00 card 35,- 000 votes and a $25.00 card 100/000 votes, On top of ths you get 75,000 bonus votes for each $10.00 n busness f reported Saturday, and there s no lmt to. the number of $10.00 clubs you may secure. 10G0 Broad street, Newark, at 7.30 p. n., Frday, November 14th. Later hearngs wll probably be n Trenton and n Canllen on d a te s, to be announced n. the near future. The State Penson Survey Commsson, whch was establshed at the la st sesson of the legslature for the study of problems of muncpal, county and State pensons and of publc agences for the relef of all phases of dependency, has Senator Roy T. Yates, of Paterson, as '.har: man; Assemblyman Charles Basle, of: Newark, as rce charman, and Commssoner Wllam J. Ells, of the Department of nsttutons and Agences, a? secretary. Former Senator. Henry A. Wllams, of Paterson, s Counsel. The other members of the Commsson are Donald R. Belcher, of Westfeld; Andrew K. Brady and Florence Halsey, of Newark, and Frederck J.: Lsuper, of Jersey-Cty. nfoonaton on plans for the hearngs and other phassa of the Work can be secured. by addressng the commsson a t ts headquarters n Room 217, 1060 Broad street, Newark (telephone, Mulberry ). Here s an OLSON HOOF on Yonr Neghbor's Home. Everywhera n New Jersey you can see OLSON ROOFS, fghtng *an, snow, sleet, Sal,.«old, and. the blsterng heat of ths sun. Let, us «shngle your lome now and add yonr sam e tc. our long lst of satsfed' eostom- srs. We specalze-n applyng Asphalt, Asbesos, *nd Bult-Up Hoofng. A ten-yeor guarantee ' overs. averf roof, Amtfely payments, m ay le ozranged..olson Roofng Co., FusS and Ralroad Avenues* Asbury Park, N. J. Branches- a t Newark, Haekessack, snd Atlant! HgMsjsds Ad%"l, School Nurses* Conference. The second annual conferer.es of State scfto's nurses a to be held Monday and Tuesday of next week a t Atlantc Cty. Speaker, wll nclude Mss H arret Cook, o the Monmouth County Organzaton for Socal Servce. Ths conference a open to ar nstrse-s ant1, supervsors nterested s school health work. Monday s pro gram wll be devoted to reports and Tuesday to lectures on topcs of nterest to school nurses..,. ; ; Albert B. Sobns.ss,. jobbng asjepen* ter and.bulder, 64 Bed: svenne,.car«, res lablty nsurant«on aft wprfc Adr; 15 tf. -, ;s.'. [r ss-s-s- ;;;s-vs r. ' v î vs.-,.-,s;s ::,.-fe. S-', S?,--. the grade on hgh ths week, wll ple up a real lead whch slower ones wll have to stretch themselves to meet. Every actve canddate should report Saturday wth at least two clubs, but no actve canddate who has any dea of carryng off the car wll expect to do t on a producton of two dubs a week. A half dozen clubs sx of them s lttle enough for you co prcdcs ths week. Ten fve-year subscrptons wll just about attan the goal for you. Real canddates ths week wll produce real votes for the real prze. The offce wll be open late Saturday afternoon.. Eydpnce on every hand shows^that some of the canddates 'wlb "are~ awake to ther opportuntes are hustlng wth mght and man. Some sur-: przes arc scheduled to take place n. the next few days. And unless sgns, fal there wll consderable shftng about n the vote standngs. The.- ones who are slghtly fl^ead now maysoon be consderably down n the another day or so. You cannot be too sure you can't afford to feel satsfc*l wth less than the very best you can accomplsh. The canddates who wll be suecessful n the end are those who put ther tme to the best use from now untl the close of the perod. FURTHERNG PLANS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL MONTHLY CONFERENCE OF ST. PAUL S M. E. BOARD Commttees Named For the Upbuldng and Advancement of Varous nterests of Classroom Father and Son Banquet Next Frday Evenng. Preceded, by a covered-dsh supper, the monthly conference of the offcers. and teachers of St. Paul s M. E. Sunday school was held Monday evenng n the Junor room of the church, wth thrty-fve persons attendng. All departments of the school presented nterestng reports. FRANK G. MOUNT, Sutwateacbsl The Daly. Vacaton Bblr, Schotl commttee rendered a fnal report, whch showed a very socce$afol;«>es* son durng July and Augusfc,swatfc. a'- regstraton.of 1.11 pupls, The.daly average attendance was 79,: >The pupls»ade 4 qutsr dnd 406 other; handm ade artcles,, all of whch; wfr«sent to cheer u p ; less fortaate ones. One box; was se n tto v j^ a n, one to.- (CkracWelt-or, fo ur'-as.) s-

2 FRD ÎY, NOVEMBER 7, 103». YDU.YOUR CAR ' f H A N K f Ö f l x$&&wêêêêu:#z/, v 7ÌND THE» G A L L A G A N! A f M W * A UW O Y DRECTORY FOR OOB HEADERS.MW»M«MW»tW<W»HMM«MMMWWWWMM m W W M M W H M»M B»M. P3 H ^ d G M f e r y (Ä.rr«n e r j? M î W A e r ' How About Courtesy? A law s strong and effectve only f t has behnd t the force of publc opnon. A law enacted by a mnorty and vgorously opposed by a majorty s a law doomed to. what Grover Cleveland called 'nnocuous desuetude. So s a law approved by a m ajorty whch feels no personal responsblty for ts enforcement. Experence has proved the wsdom of automotve regulatory legslaton. We are appalled by the annual death and accdent rate, but t s mpossble to realze what condtons would be f there were no laws defnng reckless drvng, for nstance; f there were no constant threat of revocaton of the rght to drve, f there were no need to dsplay lcense plates, whch so defntely establsh dentty and responsblty; f there were none of the multtude of safety rules whch are found n the motor vehcle and traffc acts. Nether enforcement nor observance n N ew 'Jersey s perfect. Nor s t anywhere n the country. n some States, the stop-street rule has the sanctty and reverence accorded n moral law. n New Jersey t s frequently gnored. But n New Jersey other rules are generally observed, although they are broken n many parts of the country. Proof o f the effectveness of lcense legslaton as an ad to safety and santy on the hghways s shown by the fact th at States whch have no such legslaton are at the top of the lst n percentage of deaths and serous accdents'. New Jersey s automoble lcense law s not perfect; many drvers on the roads today should never have been granted lcenses. But New Jersey s roads would be ntolerable f there were no restrcton on the rght to drve. Of the 161,309 applcant's examned last year, 32,145 were rejected. Publc Too Careless. The effectveness of other provsons of the statute s lessened because the publc, whle approvng them n theory, s too careless, n- 'dfferent or lazy to observe them. The polce, muncpal and State, and motor vehcle nspectors, are manfestly too few ' to hope to supervse the actvtes of more than 800,000 drvers. He s a pretty bad ctzen who shoots by a red lght just because no traffc offcer happens to be about. But there s somethng more to t. f he, alone of all drvers on that thoroughfare, fals to observe the lght, ts purpose s defeated to a large degree because hs acton consttutes a defnte threat to the safety of motorsts usng the ntersectng street, who are proceedng n the belef th at others on the road wll obey the law. n exactly the same poston s the drver who fals to observe a stop street sg n., Motorsts usng the stop street ftave the rght to expect that he wll stop. f he doesn t, he s responsble for any accdent whch m ay result. Courtesy as appled to drvers means cheerful obedence to the letter of the law, and t means conscousness of the rghts of others and respect for those rghts. When you come down to t, drvng wth bad brakes or glarng headlghts or falng to sgnal when turnng or stoppng or drvng too fast for exstng condtons s nothng more or less than dscourtesy. Untl m otorsts develop n ther drvng the same courtesy they dsplay n other phases of ther lfe, efforts to make safety more than a word wll be utterly unavalng. ONE-DAY EXCURSONS S NEW YORK n.90 Pennsylvana Staton f RTrp Up-T&wn New York n.75 Hudson Termnal B am d Down-Town New York J Trp Wednesday, December 3 \ SUNDAYS N o v e m b e r 9, 23 D e c e m b e r 14,28 L tv t Aatmry rnrkoofltan 6rove g 9.10 A. M. (Standard Tma) s See Flyer«or Consult Ajfent* AK Steel Equpment PENNSYLVANA RALROAD f ffhnhhfufpfntmmtmmrammumttttnmhmtmmnfmtnnhmtcttmt? N «W What You W ant How You W ant t W hen You W ant t For'anythng n the lne of prntng com e to us and w e wll guarantee you satsfactory w ork at prces that are rght. Letterheads Envelopes Bllheads Busness Cards Blotters nvtatons Crcular Letters Announcements Post Cards Dance Orders ^ Offce Forms Folders Programs Labels H and Blls Posters THE OCEAN GROVE TMES Forty-Eght Man Avenue Telephone AsburyJPark 7 THE WRNG MUST BE LOOKED AFTER ^ l/-s \ your gnton system as well ' 4 a ' W Y \ as the magneto or the generator,! ( 1 WL f yon would be free from all * *==%V # 7 trouble n ths respect. As gn- ' f v M P ' ton experts we are prepared to S\Aa guarantee you a satsfactory re-. sut. Why worry over such trou- V ' bles let us do t. F. S. Morrs, Automotve Electrcan U. 8. L. Battery Servce Staton U. S. and Frestone Sold and Pneumatc Trask Tre* 82 South Man Street, Asbury Park Pbone 2771 Local and Long Dstance Movng S STORAGE TRUCKNG 5 Our Men Are Capable and Courteous S! Telephone, 2440 Asbury Park j Offce, 204 Man Street, Asbury Park J Warehouse, 47 Corles Avenue, West Grove ; j S T L E S ST A N D S FOR SERVCE j REG LAR FELLERS / o ok A t V TWOT FBUXR K 60 FASTEf A j OOKAT w 6<y HOWt HPSOOM'. B w m ; A mur Personal The rebuldng' of your footwear s a personal servce of the frst mportance. t has much to do wth your comfort and lfe of the shoes. f they are too far gone to be reconstructed we wll tell you so frankly. Every job guaranteed. M. DeMARCO Shoe Rebulder 3 Man St., Âsbury Park WLLAM E. TAYLOR CONTRACTOR AND BULDER. Alteratons Addtons Repars 88 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove Telephone A ndrew T aylor TN AND 8HEET METAL WORKER 2b South Man St., Asbury Park Phone 2(01 T lton s C ty Dary PaftteurlMd Mlk ad Crwuft BUTTERMLK AND CBRTK1B1) MLK DltnbaMn (or Walk.r-StenM PrWlwU 81 8eeend Arrau., A«b«ry P*rk Phone 1677 c n v e c JO H N N. B U R T S FUNERAL DRECTOR P R V A T E C H A P E L Phone S Bng Am. Aeburj Part AMERCAN BARBER SHOP 807 Bond St., Asbury Park (Next Door to Scott» MuHo Store) EXPERT ON LADES and CHLDREN'S HA7R BOBBNG,^ 40 CEJNTS Men and Boys' H a r - Cut, 85 Cent*. MCHAEL D ARO (Formerly wth Nary) DAVD H. O RELLY ELECTRCAL CONTRACTOR Orders Attended to PromptSy Estmates Furnshed 129 Abbott Avenue Ocean Grov» Phone 4716 (j. C. Prdham & Bro P ractcal P anters P ap er 'H angers 71 Broadway Ocean Grove, N. J. JACOB BEUTELL PLUMBNG AMD HEATNG Jobbng Promptly Attended To. 98^ Embury Avenue Occan Grave. Phone 8468 EDMUND L. THOMPSON Exteror and nteror PANTNG Estmate* Furnsh*# 28 Oooan A t#., Ocean Grove, N. J Phone Asbury 2258-R H ARRY J. S O D N E FUNEfML DRECTOR AND EHBAUER 1007 Bng«ft»».. Askm; Park "HOME FOR SERVCES" Prttte Auto PhanM LEON SNDER NEWSPAPERS Servce All Year 53 Mahr Ave, Ocean Grove.. Tel, 52W Ocean Grove s Orgnal Carrer. LAZARUS DOGGETT, M ason Cement Work and Plasterng Jobbng Promptly Attended p Satsfacton Gmrantced 606 Embury Avenue, Neptune, N. J. Telephone 4072 B e lm ar Sales an d S e rv c e C a r 7 09 Tenth Avenue, Belmar, N. J, Some very good values n second-hand- cars as low as $ mmedate delvery on new cars. - * 607 Second Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jersey J S OPEN ALL YEAR f S Owner Management J. M. SVEWRGHT 2 Specal Rates for Busness Folks. * S Extra Low Rates for All W nter Guests. Splendd table; good servce; runnng water n all rooms. Hot water ' heat; large lvng room and sun parlor; fne rado. Come, let ns take J S you through. S S Room and meals $15.00 per week, one person. * «Room and m eats $25.00 per week, two persona.-. Rooms $5.00 per week and up. Phone 2514 or 7999 t / N O W. V v UWAT1M1 veeeotmr: TVtìCETASRSSTAS. CHMHUOKTHtH'!' C m o H o te l Corner Man Street and New York Avenue B. R. BEDBERT ar Telephone, Asbury Park 679 HOTEL N C. 62 Man Avenue, Ocean Grove, M. L. Boren wshes to announce th a t ths Popular All Year Hotel wll be open for the Fall and W nter Season. Specal Rates. European, Room Only; Contnental, Room and Breakfast; Amercan, Room and Meals. An deal Hpzne for Busness Men and Women who desro the comforts and atmosphere of a hotel a t moderate rates. V Q UAKER NN Open All Year 37' Man Avenue, Occan Grove Specal chcken Sunday dnner, $1. Platter dnner, 75c. Oysters a specalty. Telephone M. W. Dokton. By GENE BYRNES -neoneyoke EVER SAV4 VOHO, 10UCDV#»* AWCK BVSTEßM WW S w.ü N a e # W K -HÇ'PÜÎÂ-TVÇ." HAHDOUW! r SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Tlcketa Good to Newark. Asbury Park-Ocean Grovo 8.35 A. M. North Asbury Park A. M. Hoturnngr Tran Leaves New York, West 23rd S t P. M. Now York, Lberty St.9.00 P. JL Newark, Broad St P. M. Other atcurton on November 10 For nformaton Seo Tcket A^ent NEW JERSEYCENTRAL Amercan Newa Ftp

3 - J U 0 U U 4 lu U» l e u, ;. ;<.,r :. Orphans Court of Bald,Cpuntjr day,. the 1930;r át^whít^^ttmó; Te made ftr 'tb r ; allwhqán».o-bataävöcw ba^^& ^M ; SBM^^ölSESÄ- P A ß P Colonel's Column? l ' - Preachers Meetng., About forty of the elect were pres- 1 1 et a t the regular.m onthly meetng, -feld a t Ballard Methodst Epscopal CKurch on Monday mornng. After the routne, the Dstrct Superntenden t unrolled the parchment showng what the,chur«hes had done for. World Servce a t the close of October. W th fewer charges n the red land all but one showng an ncrease n gvng, the Superntendent was greatly encouraged wth hs dstrct. The recent vst to Camden, was stressed because of ts effect on hm and hs wfe. Durng ther attendance at the meetng of th e ' four dstrcts, some sneak: thef had twsted the handle off the car, pred open the. lock and. stolen two sutcases contanng wearng apparel. -? Malcolm 'P tt had been asked to speak on nda but' was unavodably. detaned. Rev. H. A. Relyea, of St. P aul s,..was pressed nto servce and gave a great paper on Pastoral Offce a Great Feld for Mental Tranng. Many years of post-graduate work and talents nherted from hs forebears were responsble! for a ; deeply thoughtful and excellent paper. 1 A t the close, the company wth the wves; adjourned to the dnng room of the church, where an excellent dn- ; ner had been prepared. The Harrod sngers :gnve several selectons1 that were greatly enjoyed. Compelled to leave mmedately after partakng of the dnner, Dr. DeMars turned the meetng over to H. M. Blake and he. n turn called on the treasure chest to 'produce the usual combnaton of youth an d. beauty trbutes, but the speakers balked and nstead dlated on the wonderful self-sacrfce of'the good lades present n leavng ther household dutes and the washday labor to mnster.to the appettes of those present. The only note of sorrow was eoncernng Rev. L. CorrelT, of Bradley Beach, who had been advsed of the. serous llness of hs son a t the Woodstock School n Vrgna. The speaker for the comng Monday meetng s Rev. T. M. Pender, pastor of State Street Church, Trenton. f t The Bogy and Bob On Dt. Never can tell what a golf enthusa s t wll do. Take our old frend Erny Woolstdr for nstance. Moralzng. f you don t thnk so, look n hs front wndow and you wll see ths sold chunk of wsdom. t an t the. whstle th at pulls the tran. We. may be wrong but we always thought th a t the hand th a t pulled the cord that blew th at blamed old sleep destroyer had somethng to do wth the movement of the tran. That man H arry Relyea m ust have had several stcks of dynam te; hdden 'n hs dscourse on-sunday-nght when he spoke of. the "Amercan Racket." Oh, boy! but he sure-dd hand out some bg ones and th at's that.. Although he had many dfferent faths represented,' he dd not sprng any sect s appeal stuff, whch was very commendable. Now th at the electon s over and the told you. so prophets have won outj t must be a relef for the canddates to feel that al the. scandal-: ous charges th at have been raked up and gven broadcast on th e ' a r wll have a rest and not be. kept up n the ar by the constant repetton of th ese. sam e. darng the rest of. ther m tural lfetme;. -Hallowe en passed off remarkably well - ths year, and comparatvely. lttle damage was done. Chldren were ether kept n the house after dark, where they belonged, or were entertaned n groups and. not allowed to entertan others ndvdually.. To the credt of an effcent polce force a lot of older ones who ought to know better were caught n the.act of de- stroyng property and properly dealt. wth. G. C. S. ' Ocean Grove, November 4, Why N ot Use.Common gettse : And spend some cents on your, roof and save dollars on woodwork by callng0 Woolaton s Auto Body Repar Shop, 805-M an-street. Tel , CHLDREN CRY FOR T ^''H L D R E N hate to take medcne ^ as a rule, b ut every chld loves the taste of Castora. And ths puro vegetable preparaton s just os good as t tastes; just as bland and just as harmless as the recpe reads. When Baby s cry warns of colc, a few drops of Castora has hm soothed, asleep agan n a jffy: Nothng. s more valuable n darrhea. When coated tongue or bad breath tell.of constpaton, nvoke ts gentle ad to cleanse and regulnto a chld s. bowels. n colds or chldren s dseases, you should use t to keep the system, '.from cloggng... Castora s sold n every drug store; the genune always bears Chas. H. Fetcher e sgnature. Of R e tr e s; S tr o n g M a n T e le p h o n e H sto r y <> By BLANCHE NAYLOR (Copyrght.) E v e l y n b u r t ted a bg bow of yellow tulle on the handle of a basket of blue larkspur and. placed t n the wndow of Ye Flower Shoppe. As she dd so, she looked straght nto the eyes of Glenn Mowbray, who was admrng' the pcture she' made wth her yellow har and Alce blue gown and the basket n her hand. Caught red-hand'd n the act Mowbray had the grace to enter and purchase the blossoms ncluded n hs stare... What name, pense? asked Evelyn n her best busness manner, al* though her cheeks Were pnk from the bold admraton n the face of the customer. Oh, Sprng, or l''lora, or Raphael's Flower Grl, any would be approprate/ ho offered. beg your pnrdnn,' to whom do yoo wsh the basket sent?. Oh, send t to m e hosptal or to a sck frend or anyone you wsh. just j bought t because l was a part of a 1 beautful pcture, tllenn Mowbray de- j dared. Your card?.evelyn nqured.! AnonymoBB, he smled, although my name s Glenn Mowbray. s yours by any chance Juno or Helen or Clytle?. Evelyn gnored the queston. Fve dollars, she murmured. And cheap at He prce, be re- Joned placng the bll n her out- stretched palm.: j Glenn Mowbray. was no laggard n love.. t became. lls tnbtto drve by! a t closng tme am take'evelyn home n bs roadster. Evelyn was so thrlled by hs attentons that Bob Van Sunt, who. bad been her cavaler snce Hgh school days, seemed dpll and pmsy n comparson, nnd hs honest: blue eyes a n d.curly brown har commpace and lackng the style of Glenn's sleekly bando- lned head and mh. self-possesson; and Bob s nondescrpt lttle car looked partcularly shabby besde Glenn s luxurous mparled eght-cylnder Bports runabout; nnd Bob s.best blue serge was more shny than ever com- j pared wth Glenn's nfty London! tweeds. Glenn was never scrlos for a mo- m eat'but hs conversaton was nter- larded wth pet mmes and phrases,' nnd Evelyn felt sc lke a prncess n a fary tale when she rode besde hm that she notced that hs lovemaklng. was alt n the present tense. Then, he rode away, and for a week Evelyn, haunted the postman s steps; j but no letter., Lsten, Evelyn, pleaded fathful Bob, who was once agan at hs post as escort, there's the fnest Uttle ; bungalow out n Wndemere Heghts ; that can be bought for a song. j Yes, and yon ll do the sngng to : the tune of a dollar, down and a dollar n day the rest of your natural lfe, Evelyn rejoned captlousy. ' Besdes, who wants to Uve n Wndemere Heghts? Well, hoped that you mght some day, Bob answered, and could buy t now and begn payng on t and then, when get my rase we could be marred.'. ' ' Well-l, m not gong to marry and : lve out n the stcks,, Evelyn 'repled arly. The brght lghts for me, every tme. > Then one day Glenn Mowbray's face and that of a grl: looked out of the pages of a metropoltan dally and'. Evelyn read the announcement of bs approachng marrage. ' T l show, hm, she whspered to herself. Bob was stll persstent, so by de- j grees; Evelyn allowed herself to be! persuaded that Wndemere Heghts j was no so bad after all All places would look alke anyway after Glenn Mowbray was marred and had saled 1 wth hs brdo to Europe, as the newspaper story sad be would. As she hemmed the blue and whte towels and ruffled the danty curtans that were' meant for the house - n Wndemeré Heghts, Evelyn! tred' to keep out of her mnd the lurkng thoughts of Glenn. And as the ruffles. showed themselves perky and com- píete, ths became easer, and strangely enough, Bob nnd the lttle house j and the shabby car and the shny sut Í became, as much her own, and wth ' the same qualty of precnusness, as the knlck-knaeks.sbe created wth her 1 own fngers-.. The last dny that Evelyn was to be n Ye Flower Shoppe Anally came. Tomorrow she and Bob would be mnr-. rled and begn the honeymoon and the rest-of.thelr lfe together n the lttle bungalow wth the rose trells over : the door., 1 A basket of blue larkspur was ready for the wndow and as Evelyn ted the, bow on the handle she thought of thnt day last May. when she had looked j nto the eyes ol Glenn Mowbray. Then * some one entered the dnor and there he was n the flesh. Stll handsome, stll debonnalr, hut as Evelyn looked at the lttle wrnkles around hs eyes and the loose lnes of self-ndulgence- about hs mouth and thought, of Bob, dear old Bob, so strong and true,} so sturdy and dependable,, sbo almost laughed aloud at the hogy she had. fear<$. v v * C ';. Ah. beautful Flora, stll blush-: lng unseen and wnstlng your sw eet-- ness upon nelgble barhelofs?" asked Mowbray' flppantly. Net';after today.'. answered Evelyn ferently.:. Tomorrow and ever after :/ A gant among bg men was John J. Jack Leahey, shown here wth h» floatng lne-constructlon gang and a wagon and team that were the predecessors of the trm, modern telephone truck fleet. Ths photograph was taken n the late 1880 s. John-J. Jack Leahey, outstandng and colorful fgure n the early days of the telephone ndustry n Now Jersey, and who, hs companons relate, was so strong that when the horse} got tred, be would grab bold of the cable and pull t hmself, has Just retred after a career of more than forty-four years as a telephone man. Leahey supervsed the constructon of many of the frst toll and long dstance pole lnes n New Jersey. t Was Leahey who, when the Government arsenal at Morgan caught fre and blew up, volunteered to go through the center of the danger zone to dscover damage wrought to mportant telephone lnes between New York and Washngton. Shrapnel and shells Were explodng on all sdes, and 'armed guards were posted to keep out Weryone. Leahey, wth horse and ;buggy, evaded the guards, travelled the perlous route past tho arsenal..and dscovered that such long sectons of lne had been annhlated that reconstructon along that routé was mpractcal. ' Leahey has been a resdent of Red Bank for many years, where he resdes wth bs wfe and an adopted daughter who s a member of the New Jersey Bell TeletfUona Company organzaton at Asbury Park. F re b o a ts, A rp lan e s F n d R a d o p h o n e N avgaton A d BEL LABORATORY DEVCE RESTORES SPEECH TO DUMB A rtfcal Larynx R eplaces Vocal Cords Destroyed by Malgnant Dsease. Every day n every way t s becomng more and more embarrassng lor ctzens of ths fast-movng world to fnd themselves n such a poston as to be cut off from communcaton so completely that they have no way of learnng what s gong on. The reason for ths s not curosty but rather a dstnct need for nstant, nformaton whch wll elmnate; the dangers of travel, facltate busness, and, n fact, provde a source for any sort of knowledge of changng condtons whch are constantly affectng a modern cvlzaton.. So scence has taken a hand, and wth the progress and growth of communcaton t appears that the tme s swftly arrvng when one wll be able to telepbone the otfco or the home, no matter where one s or what one s, rdng-n. All ths leads up to the most recent developments along ths lne and to the fact that, telephones permttng two-way conversatons are now n demand' for, transport: arplanes and for freboats n Now York Harbor. n fact, a short-wave radophone'system, whch, wag; recently, developed by the Bell Telephone Laboratores for arplane commurcatlon, has. been found to be equally well adapted for use on arplanes or lreboats..\ 8ee. Blg Savng«;; Such a radophone s now n regular use on the John Purroy Mtchel, mobt modern of New?ork Cty s flre- boats, and from the results of tests fre department offcals have stated.that many, thousands of dollars can be ;saved annually by equppng all freboats wth ths, radophone apparatus. Recently a large Ford plane of the Colonal Ar Transport took off from Newark -arport for Boston, equpped wth a telephone, by whch the plot could talk wth the Colonal offce n Newark. Ths was the frst tme such an advanced Btep n communcaton between an arplane n flght and the ground had been attempted, and the equpment has so t been made a regular feature' of any ar transport servce as yet. Wthn the "bounds ef possblty, however, s the; equppng of all transport planes wth telephones so that a passenger en route to Newark from Boston m ght pck up the transmtter, call bs home number, and explan that due to a head wnd or somethng he'll be a lttle late for dnner tonght, and to pleaso keep t hot.' Plots Talk Wth Offce The Ford tr-motor shps of the Colonal cany two plots, and, both are ablo to send and receve tolephone messages. Through the telephone headpeces the flers hear the voce of the broadcaster n the offce on the ground gvng weather data, landng condtons at varous felds on the route and other nformaton of value. The plot, f he msunderstands or wshes addtonal nformaton, smply talks rght back as he would over any other, telephone. Although fre department? n the metropoltan area bave had for many years an extensve telephone network, leased from the Telephone Company, the advantages of nstant communcaton have not n the past been avalable to freboats. When one of these "marne. fre engnes dashes away from ts berth, t s out of touch wth headquarters untl ts captan puts ashore; and fnds a telephone. So, to end ths solaton, tho fre department has now enlsted the Western Electrc rado telephone system. n the nstallaton on the John Purroy Mtchel, -the transmttng apparatus s mounted n the hul' below the waterlne, whle the recevng equpment s. centered n the plot s cabn. H ere/n a stand n the center of the room s a, small whte casng enclosng the recever, wth the assocated loud speaker mounted beneath. Operaton s Smple Smplcty s an outstandng feature n the operaton of the equpment. Wth thé swtch n the frst poston, everythng, s off. n the second poston, whch s normal whle the boat s away from ts berth, every- thlng s held n readness for recepton.;'a s a loud speaker s used nstead of a head-recever, the occupants of thé cabn can devote ther entre tme to navgaton or fre fghtng, and stll hear anythng spoken nto the transmtter "mke" at fre headquarters. n the thrd poston of the swtch, the current s turned on n the transmtter, and the ' apparatus otherwse prepared for two-way conversaton. When all freboats have radophone apparatus, offcals say that the ablty to connect wth and sgnal any boat nstantly wll result n mnmum operaton of boats and machnery, and wll conserve fuel and the tme o f the fremen, nstant communcaton wth a freboat 1b especally mportant when that, partcular boat may be'respondng to a false alarm or to a waterfront blaze : already under control. t wll also bo a factor of vtal mportance n moblzng the fre-fghtng fleet n case of a great waterfront fre when: the. safety of a large secton of the cty mght be actually endangered. Hundreds of people throughout the country who have lost ther voces through destructon of the vocal cords, resultng most frequently from operatons, now wll be able to talk agan through the development of an artfcal larynx, or set of mechancal cords, by the Bell Telephone Laboratores,, nc. Tho nventon comes as a byproduct of the Laboratores' experments along all lnes of speech, hearng and transmsson of sound. The artfcal larynx s an actual reproducton of the vocal cords, and ntellgble Bpeech s posable through ts use, nccordng to a report by E. K. Ulesz, Laboratores staff expert, to the Engneerng Foundaton. The larynx s a box-llke structure n the neck at the end of the wnd-ppe, whch, when ar s squeezed through t,-.results n sound. These sounds are automatcally modulated by muscular, control, and unconscous effects produced by the shape of the mouth and movements of the tongue, palate and throat. Malgnant dseases attack the throat, and n some cases, mean entre re- moval of the vocal cords..the Bell Laboratores devce b fundamentally based on two small metal reeds, fastened at one end and free at the other, so that they can vbrate as ar from the lungs ls forced past them. t s sad that wth a lttle practce, speech that 1b practcally normal results. Two types have been developed, one for men, vbratng at about 125 oscllatons a second, another for women at 250 per seoond. The artfcal larynx ^follows close on the development of a devce that enables people who are practcally stone deaf to converse over the telephone. The Bell Laboratores used the basc prncple of rado ampllllca- ton to "step up the volume of sound from a telepbone recever, wth the volume controlled by a small knob regulatng a rheostat. Thè deafer a person s the more volume used. Telephone conversatons are made possble by ths, accordng to Laboratores experts, whch would be mpossble under ordnary crcumstances. t can bo used, they say, by anyone except tbobe who have entrely lobt ther hearng. Bankng Grows More Complcated DENVER; Colo. The ncroaso n the techncaltes of tho bankng, busness n tho pabt dozen years was showa by a speaker before the Amercan nsttute. of Bankng whch held ts annual conventon; here recently when" he.ponted out that n 1918, /when the nsttute last'm et n ths cty, t gave only three courses, whle today t gves 10, wth more subjects n preparaton. A t the earler date, he sad, the cur. rculdm of the nsttute conssted of elementary bankng, commercal and bankng law, and money and bankng, whereaa today t conastb o t banldng fundamentala,co'nmorcll-l^w,.nego; cs, standard bankng, credts, nvestments, tru st functons, analyzng fnancal-statements, and publc speakng, whle.the two new subjects of bank operaton and organzaton, and hank management are to be added. Woman» deal Stature The Socety of Drectors o f Phys- leal Educaton has set forth the fol*. lowng standard for the. deal woman of, today: Heght, 03% nches; breadth; of;neck, 8.8 nches; grth of neck,,12.1 nches; ; breadth' p t shoulders, 14.7 nches; breadth of wast,.8.6 nches;, glrth of wast, 2416 nches; breadth ol) blpsv 18.1 nches; grth of hps, 85.4 nches ; grth of calf, MLS nches; grth,- of,.nppcr arm, 10.1 nches;; grth Q t thgh; 21.4 nches, and forearm^ &2 llh che;' " ' ALERT OPERATORS SAVE LVES OF 2 For resourceful and effcent servces whch resulted n the savng of human lves, Mbb Mertha Kolbe, of Atlantc Cty, and Mss Verona Hewtt, of Pauls- boro, recently were gven ctatons by the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. Tho ncdent resultng n MWs Kol- be s ctaton s especally dramatc. Early one evenng an operator n the Marne central offce at Atlantc Cty answered a lne'sgnal, and nstead of hearng the usual request for a number, heard revolver shots and a woman's frantc screams. She was unable to get a response from some one on the lne and reported to her supervsor, ' who, n turn, notfed Mss Kolbe, operator n charge. o Mss Kolbe mmedately obtaned' the address of the lne from the wre chef's offce and called the Cty Hall. Detectves rushed to the address and dscovered a young woman, Frances Rnggold, lyng on the floor wth lve pstol wounds. She bad been surprsed n her room by a negro prowler, and n the ensung struggle had knocked over the telephone n an attempt to call for assstance. Had Mbb Kolbe not summoned ad, Mss Rnggold probably would have ded before her plght was dscovered. Mss Hewtt dsplayed just as much resourcefulness to, gan her ctaton/ Whle on duty one evenng n the Paulsboro central offce she bad several calls from Woodbury for a Pauls- boro phj'glcan. An hour s callng faled to fnd the physcan at hs home, after whch the callng party nformed Mss Hewtt that he was n desperate need of the doctor to care for hs baby, who wab crtcally ll of pneumona. Volunteerng to help Mss Hewtt herself called the physcan's home, and, recevng (no response, she called a drug store, where the pbybcan mght possbly be found. Then she recalled a telephone number that the physcan often called and rang that number, hopng that she mght obtan a clue. The party she called was a close frend of the physcan, and wth hs, assstance the doctor was soon located n a- nearby town. He mme: dlately wept to the ad of the strcken chld, who responded to treatment and has snce recovered. SPELLNG OF TELEPHONE SHOWS MANY VARATONS The word ' telepbone" s a smple one, easy to pronounce and easy to spell. Yet, when t comes to changng ft nto wrtten form, some nterestng results are obtaned. The fallowng were gleaned from correspondence receved recently by one or tbe Assocated Bell Telephone Companes: Tellphone, telefown, tellephone, telplone, telpebone, telo phone, telofone, teaflon, telephone tell fone. The word telepbone comes from two Greek words, "tele" meanng fat off," and "phone." meanng "sound. ' Thus when any one abbrevates the term to phone," ony half tbe rea meanng of the word s expressed. LEGAL NOTCES SH E R FF S SALE. By vrtue of a w rt of fl. fa. to me drected, ssued out of the Court of C hancery' of the State pf New Jersey, wll be exposed to sale a t publc vendue on Monday the 10th - day of November, 1930, between the hours : of 12 o'clock and E o clock (at 2 o clock) n the afternoon of sad day, a t the C o u rt. House n the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satsfy a, decree of sad court amountng to approxm ately $7, A1( the followng tra c t or parcel o f - land and promses herenafter partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Neptune, n the; County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. Known and desgnated. as lot number Ten Hundred and Forty-three (No. 1043) as shown on map of lots.of Camp Ground of the Ocean Grove Camp Meetng Assocaton of the M ethodst Epscopal. Church. Stuate on the southeast corner, of Abbott and Delaware Avenues, a t Ocean Grove, New Jersey. Also all the estate, rght, ttle and nterest and term of years yet to come and unexpred of the sad p arty of the frst part, of, n and to a certan ndenture of Lease of the sad premses made and executed by the Ocean Grove Camp Meetng Assocaton of the MethodBt Epscopal Church to H arry M. Wlson, by lease dated F ebruary 2nd, 1906, and- recorded n the Monmouth County Clerk s Olce n Book 766 of Deeds, page 394, and conveycd by H arry M. Wlson and Laura R. Wlson, hs wfe, to Charles P. Francs by Assgnment of Lease dated March 21at, 1907 and recorded n the aforesad Clerk s Offlce n Book 798 of Deeds, page 71.: and conveyed by Charles P. Francs and Em m a C. Francs, hs wfe, to A m anda Moran by Assgnment of Lease dated February 26th, 1915, and recorded n Book 990 of Deeds, page 450; and conveyed by Amanda Aforan (wdow), to Jacob P. Zlngg, ns wfe, by Assgnment of Lease dated Jan u ary 2nd, 1920, and recorded n Book 1101 of Deeds, page 439 e tc.; and conveyed by Jacob P. 5$ngg atd Lousa Zngg, hs wfe, to Frederck W. Blmbler, by Assgnment of Lease dated May 21, 1928, and whch s to be recorded n Book of Deeds, page Sezed a s the property of Frederck W. Brnbler and others taken n executon a t the sut of Thomas J. Preston and to be sold by WLLAM R. O BREN, Sherff. D ated Ocotber 11, W llam D. Glbby, Solctor ($28.98) TEST BERLN-TOKYO RADOPHONE n lne wth.the success of recent tests, commercal rado telephone sonrco between Japan and 'Germany, s not far off.; Experments over ; a.cltjut, between : Berln and -Tokyo ' were, conducted for a perod, of fve days.-. Engneers engagedmn these ex- porlm.énta 'predeted an early openng; :,o'f rjthe SHERFF'S. SALE. By vrtue of * a w rt of fl. fa. to me drected,.ssued out of the, Court of Chancery of the State of New - Jersey, wll be exposed to sale a t publc vendue on W ednesday the tw elfth day of November, 1930, between the hours of 12 o clock and 5 o'clock (a t *2 o clock) n the afternoon of sad day, a t the Land and M ortgage Agency Offce, 701 M[attson Avenue, n the Cty of Asbury P ark, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satsfy a decree of. sad court am ountng to approxmately $10, All tho followng tract or parcel of land and premses herenafter partcularly de-. scrbed, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Neptune, n the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey,' at Ocean Grove, and known and desgnated on map of Camp Lots of the Ocean Grove Camp Meetng Assocaton of the Methodst Epscopal Church as lots numbered two hundred sxty-seven and -two hundred sxty-eght. ' : Beng the sam e. premses descrbed n a certan ndenture of Lease m ade by sad Assocaton unto th e sad Ablgall.JB. Ram sey, bearng date M arch 16, W hch lease was afterw ards, to w t,? on March 30, 1920, recorded n sad Clerk s Offce n Book of deeds on pages 277, etc. And 'a lso all the estate, rght,.; ttle, nterest; term of years yet to come and unexplred, property, possesson, clam and demand whatsoever, as well n law a s n equty, of the sad p arty of the frst part, of, n and to the sad demsed premses, and every p a rt and parcel thereof, wth ;. the appurtenances. And also the sad 'n - j denture of Lease, and every clause, a rtcle and condton theren expressed; and ; contaned; to have and to hold the; sad, ndenture of Lease, and other hereby granted premses, unto the sad party of the second part, ts successors and a«r sgns, to t and ther.only proper use, beneft and behoof, for and durng tho - rest, resdue and rem ander the sad term of years yet to come ártd.unexpred; subject, nevertheless, to the rents, covenants, condtons and provsons n the sad n denture of Lease mentoned. Sezed as the property of Abgal E. ; Ramsey, et. als., taken n executon, a t the sut of The Ocean Grove Camp M eet- ; lng Assocaton of the M ethodst Eplsco-,: pal Church, and to be sold toy... WLLAM R. O BREN, Sherff. D ated October 7, 1930, Patterson, Rhome & Morgan, Solctors ($26.04) - STATE. OF JE W J E E 8 B T ' DEPARTM ENT OF BANKNG AND NSURANCE.. ' ' ^ 0 ^ Certfcate of A uthorty. * ' : W hereas, the, Neptune B ank and Trust Company, located a t No Corllea Avenue, Townshp of Neptune, n lh* County of Monmouth, h as compled w ltl,^' all tho provsons of an a ct of; the Legls- lature of th s State, enttled A n A ct concernng tru s t companes (Revson.: ot 1899)," approved M arch 24th, 1899, ; a n d v / ; 5, ^ 1^ the supplem ents thereto and acts a m e n -; datory thereof, requred to be compled : wth before" recevng; authorty,to; commence, busness; therefore, v : r, F hnk H. Smth, Commssoner - of Bankng, and nsurance of the State of Now Jersey, do hereby certfy, th a t the-:';;v ^ * ^ sad,n eptune B ank and T ru s t: Company s duly an d : legally organzed under.:sad a c t as a tru s t company. and authorzed- to transact Vbuslesa as, such; S tate.; -, n ;w tness -whereof, have hereunto set my hand, and affxed my offcal seal, 'At Trenton, ths fourteenth day of Octo* ber, A. D. Nneteen hundred and thrty. ; FRANK- H. SMTH..1^, Commssoner of-bankng and ' îd nsurance.' : V', Notce of 8e»t«ment of.'aeotmt, ' rr-» -y,* *-. Estate of Elza J. Fcnlmore, df>ccasea.. Notce s hereby (rfon that the ac-, counts of the-bubmrtbor. SobsUtaUomnr; -Admnstrator of the estate of. ceased, wll be audted and rtated-;b<';,''fes the Surrogate of! tho Count? oc;.mouolona nrnï.counsel fecsu DatodOctober T, Earlgo.K (H-0)

4 PAO» FOUE FOUNT>rcD 1882 WEEKLY EDTON THE OCEAN GROVE TMES Publshed Frday HOMER D. KRESGE.'Publsher John E. Qunn, Edlpr 48 MAN AVENUE. OCEAN GROVE,. N. X ' T e l e p h o n e 7 SUBSCRPTONS $1.50 yearly, 90c.»em-annually; 50c. quurterly or 4c. and postage per copy, postage pad n the Unted States; Canafa $2.00 and foregn $2t*)fl a year. ADDfRESSES changed on request alw ays gve form er address. ADVERTSEMENTS. Ratps wlt ha furnshed by us upon re quest. WATCH T H E LABEL C*\T YOUR PAPER FQ R.T H E EXPRATON OF YOUR SUBSCRPTON Entered as second-class mal at the Ocean Grove postoffce S n g l e copes on sale a t C. M. Nagle s drug store, the new sstands of Charles H Flemmng and Paul C hat feld And the Tmes offce. Ocean Grove. F. J. Messer, rorles avenue Neptune. Senator Dwght W. Morrow. t s p a rtc u la rly g ra tfy n g th at N ew Jersey-s* to be fu rth er represented n the Unted States Senate by lon. Dwght- W. M orrow, n man o f tle hghest.type and ch aracterzed by one Dem o cratc new spaper as the best equpped new canddate recruted n the feld of natonal poltcs n H s electon proves, am ong other tlngs, that when ft p a rty nomnates fo r an offce the v e ry best mal that can be found, support w ll be gven th at canddate b y all partes and esp ecally by th at large class who put men above p a rly when they go to the ' polls on electon lav. There s a dem and today, as never before, for men of hgh type. T H E T R U T H N M T S P R O P E R P L A C E Ths -apples not only to poltes hut to all other vtal concerns o f our everyd ay lfe. t s1 wthn the range of possb lty 'th at n ceetn g.mr..morrow the voters o f.new.jersey have chosen a. mal, a statesm an, who s more lk ely to ttnd a w ay to dsentangle tle whole maze of prohbton than any other man n publc lfe n hm the R epublcan p a rty luul the deal canddate and from the date o f nomnaton hs electon was alm ost a foregone concluson. M otor Vehcle Com m ssoner Loffmm predcts that the number o f autom obles n th s State w ll pa>'s the mllon m ark shortly. The tm d pedestran* sees that m any e v e ry tme he attem p ts to»cross a crow ded th orough fare. THE AMERCAN RACtET" Pastor Relyea Preaches On Subject Of Vtal mportance Speakng last Sunday evenng frolh bs pulpt n St. Paul's church the pastor, ' Bev. Harm Ayres Helyea, turned the thought of.hs hearers to The Amercan Backet. Much of the racket was n prohbton defecton; t s easly dscoverable," he ad, that leadershp n the movement for the -nullfcaton of the Eghteenth Amendment rses chefly from thé unon of large ndustral nterests wth the ousted lquor busness. * * * These nterests are not many, but fnancally they arp mghty. n spte of all he defecton the pastor had an optmstc vew- of the stuaton. Scentfc nvestgatons," he ponted out, reveal that, n spte of all clams to the contrary,' the present consumpton of lquor s not more than 35 per cent, of the oldtme consumpton.,-sc that the task of prohbton nov s to whttle down ths 35 per cent. Gans n health Can be astablshed by the same ncontestable evdence of offce! fgures. And the saloon s gone, whch means a most radcal lessenng of the artfcal habt of selfrposon:»g that has long tended to hold western cvlzaton down, New State Taxpayers Assocaton. Clfton H. Roberson, of Freehold, has been named to have charge n Monmouth cpunty of the affars of the New Jersey Taxpayers' Assocaton, an organzaton just formed a t Trenton ant! descrbed -as a non-partsan, non-poltcal move towards lower taxes and moré effcent : government' n ths State. The presdent s Clnton L. Bardo, of Camden, head of. the New,York Shpbuldng Company. Every : county- n the State-and ten of the leadng key ndustral and busness felds are represented on the board of drectors, Compensaton Ad. For Veterans. The tme lmt for flng- adjusted compensaton clams, better known as the solders bonus, has been extended to January 1, 1931, Congressman Hoffman has announced. Over thrty former servce men have taken advantage of the offer.. of the local Amercan Legon post to ad veterans n obtanng dsablty compensaton, for whch purpose the Legon 1ms establshed a bureau a t ts home on 8ewall avenue, Asbury Park. The bureau a open Monday evenngs from f -o'clock, wth Paul Case sn vchargc. --.v S t r a t MORROW DEFEATS SMPSON N RACE (Concluded from flras Cßsö > of Cape May; Horace G. Prall, of Hunterdon, and Roy T. Yates of Pas sac. n addton to Qunn, the Democrats reelected Dr. Blase Cole, n Sussex, and elected Edward P. Stout, n Hudson, Stout succeeds Alexander Smpson, who held the Hudson seat three terms. The great surprse of Tuesday s electon was the unprecedented majorty of over 700,000 gven Governor Roosevelt, of New York. Boosevelt s vctory was of a decsveness unmatched n State poltcal hstory. Untl Tuesday the record pluralty for a canddate for Governor was the 385,000 by whch Smth beat. Nathan L. Mller n Gfford Pnchot, Republcan Governor of Pennsylvana, had a substantal lead over John M. Hemphll, the Democratc-Lberal canddate. Many persons n the State beleved Hemphll would emerge the vctor from a contest such as was never before see n. the Keystone State wth Phladelpha lned up wth the Democrats. Statement From Morrow Camp. New Jersey s -new Unted States Senator, Mr. Morrow, was elected for both the unexpred term of Walter E. Edge and for the full term. Mr. Smpson ran for the full term and Mss Thelma Parknson for the short term.. From Mr., Morrow's campagn headquarters a post-electon state-. ment was ssued Wednesday n whch t was sad;., Now that the electon s over and all the fgures are n, a. complete analyss of the returns s very llumnatng, The outstandng-'feature s the vctory of Dwght W. Morrow to Washngton to represent'new Jersey n the Unted States Senate by a majorty whch s really remarkable under the prevalng óndtons, t s true th at pre-electon forecasts from Republcan quarters were lot a bgger vote for Morrow, but n the face sf the unexpected Democratc landslde that was so.pronounced- n all the ndustral States, Morrow's vctory was extraordnary. nclement weather, too, played a powerful part n reducng hs majorty,. as ndcated by the fact that from seventy to eghty per ten;:, of the regstered vote stayed away from the polls. n sectons where the vote for Morrow should have been consderably hgher t raned Steadly throughout the day and many sup-' portera remaned at home. Takng everythng nto consderaton therefore, Morrow s vctory was splendd. Hs majorty mght hav* been ncreased by 100,000 f condtons had been more favorable. Sheer admraton of the man, hs record and. not the least, hs dgnfed method of campagnng won the votes of thnkng people who are eager ard wllng to have a-rs outstandng fgure of hs type represent them n Washngton. t s the concensus of opnon that n electng hm they have served ther own nterests best- They have - also gven th naton a powerful man at a.tme when fearlessness, leadershp and breadth of vson are needed n publc affars, Senator Morrow goes to Washngton wth the three great qualfcatons 'of capablty, courage and calm whch he so strkngly dsplayed a both the prmary and general campagns. New Jersey s ndeed fortunate n havng th>; opportunty to present hm for servce to the naton. FURTHERNG PLANS - (Concluded from frst page.) the Ann May hosptal a t Sprng Lake and one to the Long Branch hosptal. The total eost of the school was Ths amount was subscrbed by 05 personal donatons, $10 from th e,' Ocean Grove Woman s Chrstan Temperance Unon, 325 from the Mothers. Crcle, $25 from the Ushers Unon; $25 from th e Assembly Bble, Class anl?5 from the K H'tecuboc.dast! n the Sundayschool. Standardzng Planned. Superntendent Frank Mount apponted a commttee to study and set up a plan of standards for the Sunday school the comng' yetar. Ths commttee k Mss Mary Watson, charman; Mrs. G.,, D. Tompkns, Mrs, F. G.,Mount and Mrs, Jacob Beutell. Leon Wood, Henry Krkpatrck and Howard Smth were nam ed'a comm ttee o confer wth the Asbury P a rk, Councl of Relgous Edacaton n plannng for. the F ather and Bos, banquet to be held Frday evenng-of next week',.november 14, a t the varous churches and to ba followed by ft general rally a t the Conventon. Hall t! Asbury Park. to the grls conference to be held a t Englshtown am also ten regstered delegates to the State conventon n F rst M. E. Church, Asbury Park, November S; 19 and 20, Through the generous remembrance of the late Henry A. Kunath, of Ocaan Grove, a crculatng lbrary for Sunday school offcers and teachers wll be establshed a t St. Paul's as a memoral to Mr. Kunath. A model plan for rasng the annual mssonary budget s o gve each class $1.00 as the nucleus or. workng captal on whch to rase the requred amount. On the'fhrd Sunday of next February there wll b e. a dedcaton and consecraton servce of the offceep and teachers of the Bble school. The commttee n charge of the Daly Vacaton Bble School was dsmssed.wth thanks and then reapponted for another term. Neptune News Notes George Rose vsted Js brother, Edward Rose of Corles avenue, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gravatt, of Atkns avenue, spent last Sunday n Washngton Crossng, Pp. Elas Lews of Eghth avenue, has gone to Vrgna for three weeks. Mss Dors Gravatt, of Atkns avenue*. ha-3 been spendng a vacaton n Phladelpha, Trenton and other places. v Mrs, Ernest Dodd, of Atkns avenue, s mprovng from an attack of rheumatsm;. Mrs. Carre E. Jamson^ of..corues avenue, was called to Jersey Cty last Sunday oh account of the death of her brother. Mrs. George'Haley, of Corles nve nue s sufferng, wth a hcavj old Mss Elzabeth Barton and father, and Mrs. Edward Watson were recent guests of Mrs.* Fred M. Estelle, County Lne Road, jakewood. H arry Toby ard famly, were Sunday guests of Monroe Newman n Hamlton. Mrs. Paul Greetn, Mrs. Charles Haas and Mrs Hanmore are attendng the P. T. A. conventon n Atlantc Cty. Mrs, Mary Ducud, of Corles avenue, s a patent n he Sprng Lake hosptal. She suffered a broken leg when struck by a ear n Avon last Saturday' nght. Mr. and Mrs. Nathanel Jones, of Freehold, were recent guests of ther daughter, Mrs. Herman Truex, on Atkns avenue, Mrs. Alce Fletcher has rented her Corles avenue home. Mss M argaret Dodd, a teacher n the Long Branch school, spent a few days }n Atlantc Cty ths week. Fred Garrabrant, of Seventh avenue, s mprovng from llness;: ' Mrs. Emma Thompson, of Corles. avenue, entertaned, the Thursday Afternoon Sewng Club yesterday. M'r. Tetelbaum a Grandfather. M. E, Tetelbaum, who for the past thrty years has been "t? the shoe busness n Bradley Beach,' s recevng congratulatons of hs frends on the occason of hs becomng a grandfather. James L. Marcus s the name, of the new arrval, horn on October 28th,- n the Albany hosptal, Albany, N. Y. The parents are Mr. and Mrs, George Arnold Marcus. The latter was the former Mss Gertrude Tetelbaum, of 505 Ffth.avenue1, Bradley Beach. ' (-:. V Fort Monmouth Buldng Plans Among projects a t, afmy posts whch the W ar Department wll undertake as a move toward relevng unemployment s the constructon of offcers1 quarters at Fort Mon«mouth, the e o st'o f whch s set at $207,980, - As 'far a s ' reaabe the work s to be done by local'labor. t s learned that the department s removng every obstacle n order that' the' constructon pr.ogram may proceed wthout unnecessary delay. jons Buy Now Movement. The Berkeley Shoe Shop, 502 Cobkman avenue, Asbury Park, has joned the natonal group of merchants-who are slashng - merchandse prces a.t the present, tme to nduce buyng by the publc.. The purpose s to brng back prosperty. For one : week the Berkeley Shoe Shop wll cut the prce of all ts shoe's n half,.an unusual procedure, but one whch wll undoubtedly nduce economcal people to buy now Tax Company Reduces Fares. As wll be seen by a notce else-- ' where n ths paper the ndependent Tax and Bus Assocaton, nc, has recently reduced ts local rates of fare A schedule of the lowered fare s gven n the advertsement. There are also new low rates to all suburban towns, wth forty cars at the servce of the publc. SERVCE STATON DEDCATED Ceremony At New Plant of Lght Company, South Amboy. Dedcaton of the Jersey Central Power and Lght Company's new central servce staton a t South Amboy last Frday m ust have held several surpraes for the dstngushed gatherng of some 350 nvted guests, promnent n publc and busness lfe n th e,204 New Jersey communtes ths company, serves. F rst t furnshed a strkng llustraton 6f the, way «ommuntes outsde the State s largest ctes, are growng. The plant s capable of supplyng electrc lght and power for 253,030 people, a- populaton about ffteen tmes that of Asbury Park, and she address of the presdent, Thomas R. Crumley, showed th at ts busness has ncreased 95 per cent; n fve years. Second, the plant s a.revelaton n the. way modern machnery can cut producton costs, V t operates almost wthout"manual lab'or. Addresses a t the dedcaton were mace by Morgan F. Larson, Governor of New Jersey ;' Thomas R. Crumley, presdent of the Jersey Central Power and Lght Company; Allan E. Burns, vce presdent of the Electrc Management and Engneerng Corporaton,. desgners, of. the plant, ad Martn J. Ensull, of Chcago, presdent of the Mddle; West Utltes Company of whch the New Jersey company s a part. The dedcatory ceremones whch were carred through n an mpressve manner, were managed by Halsey D. Polhemus, vce presdent. Educatng War Orphans. Followng the ypenng af school sessons ths fallv the war orphans of New Jersey are begnnng to take >rdvantage of the educatonal facltes obtaned for them last, year, through the, efforts of the Amercas Legon, Ths conssts of free tuton and scholarshps granted by some seventeen leadng educatonal nsttutons of ths State, ncludng Prnceton, Rutgers and others, and the bll onacted by the State Legslature, allowng them $160 a year for four years toward ther mantenance whle attendng schools of hgher educaton. ODE GENT A WORD HEADLNE 10 CENTS MNMUM 25 CENTS, (DASH TO ACCOMPANY THE ORDER Mscount of 20 per cent, for four or mors nsertons. BARGANS n roomng houses, and cottages nqure J. C. Perry Agency, 5? Plgrm Pathway, Ocean Grove FOR SALE Bargan n Ocean Grove $5,250, double house, all-m provements; nve. rooms end. bath, P. O. Box, 752, Asbury Park, P. LNSTEE, ANTQUE SHOP.. Antques bought n any condton. We restore and, sell. Rush seats made. 117 South Man street; phone * BOARDNG Home comforts, convenently located; wnter sates reasorable, Hanaford House,. 51 Abbott avenue *. ADDNG MACHNES, typewrters, cash.regsters, desks, safes,. flng cabnets. Everythng n offce «qupmeht. Call Asbury B utlers Offce Equpment. Co., 4.17 Bond. 14. Reserve Assocaton Offce : Asbury Park Natonal Bank and Trust Company Now s the tme to lst your property for fall sellng, rm lookng for some small houses for about $4, to $ or any other property that you want extraordnary efforts made to sell. As to nsurance take care of your requrements n the offce no watng. Look over your papers and see f you have all you requre of every descrpton. n other words Sec 'ME before you Buy, Burn or Borrow. LOUS;E. BRONSON R eal Estate and nurance^agent Bronson Buldng, Ocean frove Pbone, 1653 Asbary F R ld Á feñ ÖVEMBEß mssss t -r - a l f V O T E Y E S O E NO ON TH S PROPOSAL That you employ, at no-cost to yourself, the suggestons and experence of the-undersgned. As to a sound plan to buld up your estafce.- And to conserve the money you leave. To the end that your wfe and chldren wll be comfortably fnanced and have extra money avalable for specal needs.. We urge you to look further nto ths proposal. Our Trust Offcer s the man to see. Na t o n a l B a n k H» trw st Co m pa n y! S a v n g s * Commercal, Trust. N T E Y T H S HAPPEN TO TOUR HOME! C l e a n y o u r c h m n e y b e f o r e c o l d w e a t f e e * - e o n ts s. T h en - nsure yoar h a m a n d J n r n l t n r e wttk J ììj'ìì Ernest N. W oolston & Son B n s Real Estate Mortgage Loans nsurance Man jfvenue Ocaan Cjrovo, few Jersey 17-Room house, Clark Avenue..... $6, Room corner house on Frankln avenue, two hathb...?6, Room house on Clark Avenue, two baths....$5,600 Two 6-Room bungalow» on Cookman Avenue.....$6, Room boardng house on Stockton Avenue... $8,500 J. A. HURRY AGENCY. Real Estate and Fre nsurance 66 Man Avenue, Ocean Grevc F b o n a s, A sb a ry P a r k 4121 a n d >87-B PROPERTY FOR SALE Hotel, ocean front ,000 Hotel, ocean f r o n t ^..... _ 25, Room H o u se ; Room H o u se j 1 7,006 6-Room House (0 8-Room H o u se FRE NSURANCE Even f t causes some sacrfce to carry adequate nsurance t means nothng compared, to the sacrfce exacted from you f a fre should destroy your under-nsured property. J* R Garrabrandt Agency KEA ESTAT a n d NSURANCE Telephone Halo Ave., Ocesn freve ELLEN H, CLVE Tradng a r Q. C. Covert Agency nsurance Mortgages Real Estate Room 201, Asbury Park Trust Co. Bldg.. 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5 FRD AY, NOVEM BER.?, 1Ö30.» m p u u o t tow n. : Vw^vvvv v v v v v v v v v w v y v v v v v 1 Mes E, A. jackson, 77 Broadway, s vstng. Mss Louse. H arrar at Wlmngton, Del. Ths Frday evenng the Round ;Table wll meet wth Mss Gertrude Orvs, 62 Webb avenue. : Mss M argaret Heck, 36 Heck avenue, recently returned from a ten days' vst wth frends n New York Cty. Mss Louse H arrar, whose summer home s a t 23 Ptman avenue, has gone to Wlmngton, Del., for the wnter. A m eetng-of the Neptune Alumn Assocaton s scheduled for ths Frday evenng, eght o clock, n the hgh school., Mxb. Wllam 0. Burgeln returned to Trenton last Saturday for the wnter, elopng her cottage a t 12 Man avenue.' Members of the local Epworth League wll atter.d a dstrct group rally a t Matawah tomorrow from 8 to 9 p. m; _ Charles F. Eddowes. and famly on Monday moved from 79 Delaware avenue to the Reynolds cottage a t 61 ' Benson avenue. Mr:s. A.' Rulon, 3c Ocean Fathway, for several weeks s vstng Mrs. R. Evan» a t the latter s home n Wenonah, N. J. The Thursday Club of Ocean Grove snot yesterday afternoon wth Mrs. Effc Hamlton a t her home on Monmouth Drve, Deal.. Mr. and Mrs. John Stckel on Tuesday returned to ther wnter homo n Newark,, after closng ther, cottage at 91 Cookman avenue. The Woman s Prayer Crcle wll meet wth Mrs. Jenne Nace, 77 Heck avenuo, on Frday afternoon of next week, November 14, at 3 o clock. Mss.ts Xrasge, 96 Webb avenue, s stayng wth frends n Newark for several weeks, after whch she goes to Brooklyn for a bref vst. On ther way from Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smth, of East Orange, were recent guests, of Mrs. W arren Hulskamper, 1)4 Abbott avenue., OceaE. Grove s represented today a t the annual fall meetng of the dstrct'.: -Woman s Home.Mssonary Socety n the Methodst church at Freehold. Closng ther' cottage at 88 Mt. Tabor Way on Tuesday, the Msses Sarah and.lllan Dsbrow went th a t day to ther wnter home at South Amboy. Mss Lulu W rght, of the Shelburne 'hotel,*hoday returns to -h e r wnter home on M. Hermon Way,' after a m onth s vst wth relatves a t Tannersvlle, N, Y. Dr. Wllam A. Robnson s havng a two-car garage bult on the lot n the rear of hs home a t Man avenue and Plgrm Pathway. Wllam E. Taylor has the contract. Mss Kathleen Strassburger wll be a t home over the weekend from Beaver College, Jenkntown, Pa., aceo«r panted by her room, mate, Mss Ruth Brown, of Norwch, N. Y. - " After a two week.«vacaton spent r Newark, New York and other places Mas Anne O Relly or-wed-..nesday returned to her poston as clerk n the Ocean Grove postoffce. ' For next season J. A. H urry has rented the cottage a t 75 Abbott avenue. to Norman Nedersten of Brookly n and the cottage at 78 New York avenue' to Fred -Neman, of Phladelpha. - ' M rs/ Ada Creshull, 17 Webb avenue, yesterday went to Washngton, 3). C... fcs stay untl after the holdays, when she wll go to Rchmond, Va and then to Enterprse, Ala., for the remander of the wnter. Mrs. Edna Hll gave an organ rectal at St. Paul s church n connecton wth the mdweek prayer servce Wednesday evenng. Mrs. Hll s organst of the F rst Presbyteran Church, Rdgefeld Park, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Shenton, o f Beachwood, N. J., were among a lumber of guests entertaned t dnner last evenng by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taylor, 88 Abbott avenue. Mrs. Shenton s Mrs. Taylor s sster. The members of the Senor Epworth League of St. Paul s church held a masquerade party Tuesday evenng at the home of Rutger Strlngs 12 Ptman avenue. Dd they have a good tme? They dd. Mr, and Mrs. Wllam A. Leavtt, Jr., last Frjday closed ther summer home at 112 Broadway, returnng th at day to ther town souse n Phladelpha. Ths ends. Mrs. Leavtt s ffty-sxth consecutve season at Ocean Grove.' Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Ahlum, 105 Webb' avenue, left yesterday by automoble for peland, Fla., where they expect to spend the wnter. Mr. Ahlum s well known j Ocean Grove r; a form er letter carrer now on the -' retred lst. On Wednesday afternoon a card party was held at the resdence of Mrs H. A. Whtlock, wto of Townshp' Commtteeman Whtlock, West Corles avenue,.. Neptune,. for the beneft 'of,, Ocean Grove Chapter, Order of,the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Elbrdga, Lyon, of Chatham, N. J., were guests of Mrs. M. Nelson. 98. Webb avenue, over last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Catherne Clements,.SO Heck, avenue, have baor. tourng '.he mountans of. Tennessee and North. Carolna. V: ft talk" tn a rt. was gven by Mrs'., Georgan ft Tucker. and p,[ re a d n g ;by,' Mrs. E. B, Mead to th e Junor Woman s ' Clob a t the November meetng Wednesday. A theatre party a t the 'M ayfar, Asbury' Park, s beng planned for the near future. The annual dnner of the board of trustees and managers of. the Home for the Aged was held last evenng s the Metropoltan hotel, Asbury Park, prncpal speaker beng Rev Samuel Stenjoete, rector of St, Mchael s Epscopal Church, Trenton, Horace Hepburn, son of Mrs, Clara Hepburn, 104 Abbott»venue, s the new presdent of the-neptune Junor H-Y Club. Other offcers are: Vce presdent, Rchard Lyon; secretary, Robert Smth;. treasurer, Bchard Borden; advsor,'w lfred Pne. Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Colfax Tullar, of Summt, accompaned by a frend,.spent last weekend a t Mrs. Nelson s 'home, 93 Webb avenue. Mr. Tullar, who s a well -known hymn wrter, had charge of the Ocean Grove young; people s meetng some j years ago. Propretor W llam'l. Hyka, of the Lllagaafd hotel on Broadway, left durng the.week for, Mam, Fla., where between seasons a t Ocean Grove, he' operates! the. Bay Shore hotel. Mr. Hyka remaned n Grove to cast h s vote at Tuesday s electon..... The Young Woman s Home Mssonary Socety of St. Paul s : church wll meet Monday evenng a t 8 o clock n the churdh. A tfhank-offerb g wll be: taker;.- - The hostesses wll be. Mss Grace and Ruth' Odenwelder, Mss Mary Watson and' Mrs. George Catley, Mrs. Wllam E. Major,. 94 Lawrence avenue, had her car; 1930 Olds-, moble, stolen; last Saturday evenng whle parked on Lake avenue, Asbury Park, n the rear of the Newberry sto re., The theft was reported to. the polce of Neptupne, Ocean Grove and Asbury Park,... A cottage prayer servce s. to be held next Tuesday evenng a t the home of Mrs. Emma Brown, 79 Cookman avenue. The meetng s under the auspces of the Chrstan and Mssonary Allance of Asbury Park, and the pastor, Rev. Danel C. Me- Kag, wll be the speaker. The Wllard Woman s Chrstan Temperance.Unon wll meet at 3 o clock ths Frday evenng, a t the home o Mrs. Fred Mullken, f Abbott avenue.' The State recordng secretary, Mss Alma Maths, of Asbury Park, wll, report on the recent State conventon. Frends here have learned of the death of Mss Mary MeEwer n Temple hosptal, Phladelpha, or Monday She was a retred school teacher and had lved n Ocean Grove for several years, leavng here n September for Phladelpha. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon n th a t cty. A cvl servce examnaton for the poston.of clerk-earrer s to. be %etd at the Ocean Grove postofflce shortly, recept of applcatons for whch wll.close Frday,* November 21, Blanks, and further nformaton may be obtaned from A ssstant Postm aster Blms, the eommsson s local representatve, a t the postoffce, Owen flasson, of elast; Orange, has purchased of the Val^estate through the H urry agency th e'pfoperty a t 91 Stockton avenue, o of an eght-room house and bungalow. The house and bungalow have been tom down and on the sts Mr. Glasson 'wll buld a seven-room bungalow, to cost about ^9,500,: whch he wll occupy the year around., Last - evenng at, the November meetng of the Ocean Grove Parent- Teachrr Assocaton an address,vas gven by R. W. Ha'tch, head, of the Department of Socal Studes of the New Jersey State Teachers College, Montclar, N. J. He spoke on Hgh School Studes as a Preparaton for Ctzenshp. ' The Senor and Junor Woman» Clubs held a fashon revue,- Tuesday evenng. a t tls:' hgh; school. < Costumes; were furnshed by Macy, New York, A muscal program 'w as partcpated n by Charles Peczonk, cellst, Mrs. Dorothy.W, G ravatt and Helen-Clark Hummel, the latter of. Sprng 7uske, pansts, and Earl' Pyle, volnst. A son was born to Mr.- and Mrs. Haley Hemphll of Deal, Monday n the m aternty h'osptal at Long Branch. Mrs. Hemphll!b the'form er Mss Ethel Wanwrght; of Ocean Grove, the daughter...of Mrs. Roy' Wanwrght, of Asbury Park, and the granddaughter or" Mrs. R. A. Wanwrght, owner nnd propretor of the Park Vew hotel, Ocean Grove. Mrs. Mabel Dodd, of Ocean Grove, s one of the matrons for the beneft card party ths Frday evenng at the Monterey hotes, Asbury Park, sponsored by the Order, of the Eastern Star from South Rver to Tuckerton. The proceeds go to the Eastern Star home a t Bemardsvlle, N. J. Mrs; Nelle Blar, also, of Ocean Grove, s a member of the commttee n charge. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Thompson, of Plgrm Pathway, recently enjoyed a trp to Boston and vcnty. An nterestng feature of ther vst was an hour spent n. the famous old -Stats House on the day the one hundred and ffteth annversary of the n-, aaguraton of John Hancock a«governor of Massachusetts was beng celebrated. The same ad table ar.d chars used on th at occason are stll n good condton and a large collecton of the Hancock possessons were also on exhbton. Storm Carres Off Hotel Roof. As one of thr> results of the heavy gale Tuesday nght about 600 feet of the Eldorado hotel tn roof was blown of? and carred nto Fletcher lake across the street, Tho Eldorado s on Broadway near, the South End Av on;<.'n consequence of. losng Sle roof some of the hotel celngs.woa. damaged1by, the. ran. ' POST WHEELER S A GROVE VSTOR MNSTER TO PARAGUAY ON A VACATON TRP Voyage Home Prolonged By Condtons Growng Out of Revolut«f;-- Guest of Hs Sster, Mrs. Frederck N. W rght, of Mt. Hermon Way. Post Wheeler, Amercan Mnster to Paraguay, wth hs wfe, kndwn to novel readers as Halle Ermae Rvee, have been spendng a few days as guests o ' Mrs. Mary Newberry Wrght, Mr. Wheeler s, sster, a t her home on Mt. Hermon Way. Ocean Grove; The long journey from Asuncon, the Paraguay captal, wh.ck' s a thousand mles nland from Buenos Ares, South Amerca s Southern metropols, requred almost a mohtlj, j as.the travelers were delayed.by- eon*! dtons growng out of tht revolutons, n Argentne, and Brazl. ' j Mr, Wheeler was apponted Mns the ter to Paraguay* n 1929, n accordance. wth Presdent Hoover's dej dared polcy of accredtng to Latn- 1Amercan captals only career dplomats. He ha«been n the Servce.ore than twenty years, havng served n Japan, Russa, taly, Sweden, England and Brssl.. Afte* a year so fa r away,, sad Mr. Whedler, t -s good to see home agan,' and am enfoyng t. %;hope to be n the Grove often durng' my vacaton.. j';v Paraguay, he sad, s a country of great nterest, and. possbltes. Asuncon s a cty of':- about 100,000 people, where, though the sky-scraper has not yet appeared, one can rde, n street cars manufactured- n Phladelpha and talk on the phone or, a dalsystem qute as effcent as any have seen n other countres. t s now com petng a system of portworks (bult, by the way, by. an Amercan corporaton), whch, when fnshed, wll be perhaps the best, of any rver-port; of the Southern Contnent. 1 "The country, as you know, sn n greater part sub-tropcal, and t has the' wealth and color of vegetaton pecular to the tropcs. One of ts flowerng trees, the 'dafodl-tree, Gosng she hstoran descrbes as watng to be called one of the wond- ers of the world. The summer s hot, but the shorter wnter season remnds one of the French Rvera. ncdentally, t s one of the few countres of South Amerca whch has not been affected by the wave 'of revoluton that has been sweepng over that secton of the world lately. Pdu s burcb: The celebraton of the Armstce annversary wll lend atmosphere to all the prces a t S t. Paul's church ths Sunday. At ten-thrty o clock the mnster wll preach, u sn g.,as hs. theme, Good Tdngs for A«Evl Day. At ths servce De Koven s arrangement. of The Recessonal wll be sung by the chor, and the.quartette wll uets Danks Come, O Blessed Sovour. Organ numbers by Mss Heck wll nclude : Vovatore," by Dorr;; 'Souvenr de Chopn, by BlasBj^ -Prests Marsh," fro?; Athale," by Mendelssohn. Evenng worshp a t seven-thrty o clock wll be featured by a memoral, moment w ar poetry and song, wth assstance c Bugler Thomas Rechefelder. Mr. B artett wll conduct a ffteen mnute chorus sng of Jhe Checkbook M ore checks are used n the U nted States than m oney. E x p eren ce has dem onstrated th at the check s the han d est, sm plest and best w a y to p a y y o u r blls. H ave yon a checkng account? PAGE FVE!; The Ocean Grove Natonal Bank A sso ca to n Buldng:, Ocean G rove, N. J. 4 per cent, pad on sa v n g s com pounded quarterly NATHAN' J. T A Ï L O R, FrMldent JOHN HUL8HAKT, Vce Presdent JOSEPH H. RANEAB, Canhler TAUXMAN A. MLLER, Vlca Prral4«nt «.nd Trust Offcer NATHAN T. LANE, Ant. Caaber n these d a y s o f autum n our th ought crsp, ju c y apples th at are good keepers w th ts pledge o f delcous pes the w nter through. A g a n st a cold and b arren w n ter are aw a y n ja r s and ju g s an d n the lo fts an d com m odous fa rm house. P ro vso n may.- So, too, m any pruden t people have n a good bank, fo r use w hen needed.- and b rn g w th t no dsm ay. s 't u rn to th n gs o f the h arvest to h ard, and to ed er and the golden pum pkn m any good and wholesom e thngs p u t an d cellars o f the m any an old-fashoned las been made fo r oome what w eather stored up m oney w here t w ll keep w ell, A n d fo r them, too, m ay come a ran y d ay { Man Street, betw een M atton and Bangs Avenues, A sbury P ark j C orner M an A venue and Plgrm P athw ay. O cean Grove j *nnnuuuuuutmuu<uunt!uuut{)tuuh> COACH FUCK CTES 'Coacuded roas 8nrt pajro) the old'gospel song!. The mnster next; fve years, and to sae the danger n th v sermon wll dscuss the ques- 1from the 'overenthusaste frends s ton, Shall We Jal the Pacfst?' greater than the open foe. There s No-D.eath by O'Hara wll So-there rests on each student and be the chor num ber gnd a- bartone playèr o f ths and every other.school sol, My Ow.n U nted's tates, by and college, an oblgaton to do those Edwards, wll ' be sung by Wllam thngs, whch wll brng only prase Young. A t the organ Mss Heck wll and never dscredt on hs school,, hs. be heard, m Melody of Peace, by. comnutty and the game he' plays. Johnson;,.' "GuBevere, by Gebel;'. "There s a smlar oblgaton on every Mltary Postlude, by Schuler. coach, every teacher and every member of a communty to do thé The Churcl* Sch'oo convenes a t same two-thrty a clodc under the generf!. superntendency of Frank G. Mount. \ thngs. Practcally ths means several A t the, same tme the Assembly Bble thngs. would lke to lst them as Class, F re d : Terhune presdent,' s an added abbrevated sportsman s taught by Ur. Melvlle E. Snyder. code for Neptune hgh school. The Senor Epworth League meets ; 1. The teams we meet ts frendly a t 6.15 p. m. n the Church School1competton are ' guests, hot rvals. audtorum, and the Hgh School We want goad, hard clean games wth League!r. -the. Junor roomj j.them, and wn, lose,or draw, we want The publc wll fnd unusual num- them to. leave us not merely sayng bers, nspraton and frendlness at the servces a St.: Paul s. O BTU A P.Î MRS.; MARY SHADE. The latter p ar of last week Mrs Mary Shade ded at the Home for the Aged, 63 Clark avenue, of whch nsttuton she had been a resdent thrteen yetrs, enterng there from Ttusvlle. N. n Servces were held, n the Home on Tuesday mornng, conducted b; the chaplan Rev Dr. Jam es Wllam Marshall, of Sprng Lake, and nterment was made Wednesday n the cemetery a t Ttu3- vjlle by Drectors Matthews & Francon. She s survved by a nece, M :;. E. G. Trnltrer, anl a nephew, Wllam Watson, both of Ttusvlle. MSS L. M: BATEMAÈJ. Mss Laura M. Bateman, a retred deaconess of Baltmore, Md., and who had lved at Bancroft-Taylor Rest Home, T4 Cookman averue, for the past eght years, ded there on Wednesday ovenng. She s survved by a brother, P. Glbert Bateman, of Baltmore. Funeral servces were, held a t the -Home last evenng, conducted by Revs. H. A. Relyea and Charles S. Woodruff. nterm ent wll be made tomorrow m ornng. n Mt. Olvet cemetery,' Baltmore, by Drecto r <Farry. :v "- ;c:'. On the other hand those who lke ths and other games and who recogs ze he advantages of the tranng j ctzenshp, tooperatoa, earnestness, self-sacrfce and far play. There s no game played anywhere, today th a t n any degree compares wth Amercan football as a- tranng for, hgh school boys and as a central, sallyng pont for school and communty sport... These are the two. groups -who wll, make or break or present: scholastc and collegate athletc system n the but knowng th at to the bast o.f our ablty they have been treated as geeste, 2. We should dscourage all razz ng of vstors by ndvduals rot,; onneeted wth the school and forbd all such conduct by those who are. Ths should be enforead by student authorty to the lmt. 3..We must observe all.rules ourselves and meet only those who are wllng to observe the same standards. ' 4. We must realze th at wnnng s the east mportant thng n ath letcs and that honest, clean, frendly games wth opponents whom' we can respect n vctory and congratulate n defeat s the am of our school ath- Teachcrs* Tranng.School., 4 Plans have been made for the annua! teachers tranng school of the Asbury Park Dstrct Councl o Relgous Educaton to be held shortly after Chrstmas. Frank G-. Mount, superntendent of St.. Paul s Sunday school, Ocean Grove, s a member of the commttee n charge. Othem of the commttee are Harry S. Jackson, of the F rst M. E.. Sunday school and F re d 'A. Sm th,) of the F rst Baptst Sunday school. ' The ' annual conventon o? th e State councl wll be held at Asbury Park. ] November ',» A Fnancal Lghthoust on the Jersey Coast Meetng of D. A. R. The October meatng of the Rchard Stockton Chapter, D. A. R., was held at the homr of Mrs. E. S v s, 119 Broadway, wth an nterestng program and socal hour. Papers on George Washngton and hs famly relatonshps,., also e. paper on D. A. R. nterests n Washngton were read, wth responses on Revolutonary ancestors. The hostesses were Mrs, Robert Fsher, Mrs, 'Oeorge MacDonald and M rs. D, K. Robnson, Auto Lcense: November 15. ssuance of 1931 auto lcenses wll oper; Saturday, November 15 The new plates-show whte numerals- on a red background. The ;sambers of the Monmouth «aunty tags are the same sb last year M6501 to 6900 and M309OA to S3300. B U Y Y O U R A T H O V e Pure Manufactured ce FRANK 0. 1 WLSON Offce : 113 Em bury A'venue T elephone 1288 Ocean Grovft ROOFNG GÖNTRACTOR REX ROOflNG S outh M an S t, A s& ry P a k Re-roofng Over Old Shngles COOKMAN AVENUE ASBURY PARK. NEW JERSEY LARGEST FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER N ASBURY PARK! The standard of the PERFECTS Rchardson & B o jto n Range a facton to you th a aau sfaetlan th a t ram es from food well cooked, front th e constant assurance of a s e rra n t th at never fals. ANGLES S SMTH Plumbng Tnnng and Heatng Hardware Pants and Ols 51 M an A v e n u e OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Telephone 4741 REASONABLE < PR C E S;.: JEMM A BEAUTY ; SHOPPE 78 Mt. Hermon W a y,' - ':$ & Ocean Grove, N. 3. : H ar C attng, M ancurng, Wavng*'.;::: Phone 48SS W lb u r Successor to G tlÿer W lla m Y o u q g l Plumbngand He^fc'àg'' E stnates G yen yfë&âj-. 64 Man Ave^ Ocean Grove >.. T e k p h t a s,

6 QUCK REFERENCE CLASSFED BUSNESS GUDE AUTO BODY REPARS Radator, Mud G uards and Body Repars N C K A N TC H ALL KNDS OP AUTO METAL WOUK UPHOLSTERY AND GLASS F rst Avenue, A.sbury P ark Telephone 3472 AUTO REPAES AND BATTERY SERVCE' Pho:e Asbury Park S95-.M U. S. L. Batterle* GORDON S GARAGE WASH 1X0 C.nEASl-VCS T1ÌES AND TUBES ACCESSORES. G.11South Man Street, Neptune. Opposte H gh School AUTO GLASS Wll Replace Your Auto Glass a t $1.50 to BOGAN GLASS CO. M11UOUS ÎESLVEKED ALL KNDS OF OLAZNG 01 South Man Street Telephone 2420 AUTO WELDNG "f We Can t Weld t Junk t. SCHULTZ WELDNG WORKS ELECTRC AND ACETYLENE Auto R adator Repars Fender, Body Repars 903 Frst Avenue Phoné 2750 Asbury Park, N. J. BAKERY. RETZ S MODEL BAKERY FRU T CAKE N 1, 3 and 5 POUND TNS DELCOUS PUM PKN am MNCE PES 47 Plgrm Pathway, Ocean Grove. Telephone Connecton. Save 25% Pay Cash BULDNG BLOCKS Delvery a t ReasonalUo Rates l OX< KKTK HLOCKS 10 CHNTS WLLAM H. BRGHTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS, BLOCKS, BRCKS, GARDEN FURNTURE Plant 18th Avenue, West Belmar.. Telephone B ehnar 1409 COAL AND WOOD JO S E P H P. JO H N SO N COLONAL C OAL COA L, M A SONS M A TE RA LS, FU EL OL 905 Man Street, Asbury Park Phones *41 LEHGH OOAL Lasts longer. (lvesm ore heat.1 Burn«m ore completely. Less clnkers. J. N. GARRABRANDT AGENCY Egg, Stove, Nut, -Pea 78 Man Avenue, Ocean Grove. Telephone 2124 J. s. THOMPSON W. J. THOMPSON E. STOUT COAL YARD HAZELBROOK and OLD COMPANY LEHGH COAL. CLEAN COAL, WOOD, CHARCOAL, MASONS MATERALS S17 Asbry Avenue, Asbury Park. Phones 510?54t WELLERS NC Prosp ect Avenue', A sb u ry P a rk Telephones HE TMES advertsers need your trade and frendshp. When you need anythng frst-try to buy t at home. We are anxous to see our home communty the center of commercal and socal actvty. Communtes grow and prosper through combned efforts. Cooperaton and team work make for results. The tradesmen mentoned below are 1 relable and dependable. Trade at home. 7ntnnnrnntnHtHmfnunfntmfrùmnnnRMRnnnmmtmntnmtnnmnmJumMRntttï utumnmfjtmmtmnnmhttunntnnranmnhmnntntfhnu CLEANNG AND DYENG NEPTUNE CLEANNG AND TALORNG CO, 1321 Corles Avenue. Phone Asbury P ark 3845 CLEANNG, PRESSNG, DYENG, ALTERNG and REPARNG ALL KNDS OF LADES AND GENTS GARMENTS Work Called For and Delvered R ugs and Carpets Cleaned DRUGGST Te\ephone 204 Telephone 1284 C. M. fagle PHARMACY (Graduate n Pharm acy) ALL MAKES OF SETS REPARED. BATTERY SERVCE. Prescrpton Fllng Our Specalty 35 Plgrm Pathw ay (Audtorum Corner), Ocean Grove, N. J, FLOWERS KOSTER FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH ANYWHERE 039 Mattnol Avenue, Asbury Park. Telephone 1560 FURNTURE GARAGE STORAGE Natonally Advertsed Goods Our Specalty Use O ur D eferred P aym ent P lan PORTER'S AND TALMAN S GARAGE South Man Street, Neptune, N. J. STORAGE, CAR WASHNG, TRE REPARNG, ALEMTE SERVCE MCHELN TRES AND TUBES. Telephone 2539 MLK AND CREAM TAYLOR DARY CO. Catloy & Wllams, Propretors MLK, CREAM AND BUTTERMLK FROM MONMOUTH FARMS 142 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove Phòne 1970 THS SPACE RESERVED We Elm nate Wash Day LAUNDRES NEPTUNE LAUNDRY Corllea Avenue and Neptune Hghway Phone, Asbury 5769 Colored Clothes W ashed Separately 20 Pounds F or Mnmum Charge SEACOAST NDVDUAL SERVCE LAUNDRY CO. 26 Ebs. for $1.25 One Day Servce All Clothes WaRhod Separately. E.' F ran k Sweot, Owner W est LaRene Avenue, Bradley Beach. Phone 3824 BOB EBERLE, Propretor. Progress Launcjry "CARE S OUR WASH WORD? Phone 7600 RADO Everythng Sterlzed HNES AUTO AND RADO SUPPLY CO. Agents for ATW ATER KENT EDlSON-rSTROMBERG-CARLSON Man a t F rst Avenue Phone Asbury P ark 4207 Phone Asbury Park 5097 B. T, CLARK, Prop. GROVE RADO SHOP WESTNCHOUSE RADO AND ELECTRCAL APPLANCES ALL MAKES OF SETS RBPAER. BATTERY SERVCE. 02 Mt. Hormon Way, Gccan Grove, N. J. SHOES Specal 20% Dscount -Durng November. 3VT. E. TETELBAUM SHOES FO R ALL TH E FAMLY Nunn-BuBh, $8,50,?10 and $ CQnstant Comfort for Women, $3 to $ Man Street* Bradley Beach. Next to Mayor Borden's Offce. SKATE SHARPENNG SHORE CYCLE RENDEZVOUS Agent for Columba, vor Johnson and Other Popo Made Bcycles Complete Re>ah* Shop. Chldren s Vehces. Baby Carrages R epared. Skates Sharpened Man Street, Asbury P ark. Phone 3665-J UPHOLSTERNG ERNEST B. JEMSON UPHOLSTERNG, BEDDNG, CUSHONS, WNDOW SHADES MATTRESSES RENOVATED and MADE TO ORDER 511 Man Street,,Asbury Park Phono 2037-M A fter G P. M., House, 3645-M WNDOW CLEANNG CLEAN WNDOWS COMPANY Stores, Offces and Resdences Anywhere. Also General House Cleanng 212 Second Avenue, Asbury park, N. J. Phone Asbury Park 1985 OFFCAL NFORMATON fowashp Commttee, Kaymond E. Gracey, Charman. John W. KnoS Clerk and Busness M anage. John S. Hall, Charman of Fnanc#, H arry Whtlock, Charmats of Polce. Charles Loveman, Charman of Roads. Salpfe Johnson, Charman of Lght, Poor and Publcty Assessor. Sneat F, Woolston. Tax.Collector,' A rthur H. Pharo, ad nteem. Treasurer, A rthur H. Pharo. Attorney. Rchard W. Stout. Chef of polce. Wllam Jaas, Road Foremsn. John Whte. Townshp Physcan. W A. Robnson, M. D. Overseer of Ponr Janet V.! =-<. Bmtdng nspector. H arry Whtlock, Engneer. Claude W. Brdsall. Polce Recorder. Peter P. Dodd. Publcty Drector. George C. Stull. Board of Health. Members of Townshp Commttee, the Assessor.and Townshp Phys- Health Offcer. Stanley Applegate. ' Sewerage Commssonerà. Danel H, Smth, Presdent. Claude Lawlor H arry Heght. Board of Educaton. Mary E, Stout, Pres!de»t, Peter F, Dodd, Vce Presdent. A» p. Todd, Datr. Clerc. Augustus B. Knght. W atte D. Frankln. John F, Knox. ' Johu B. Stout. Jacob B. Sweet. Anna T. Dey. Onavlle J. Moulton, Supervsng Prncpal. H. A. Ttcomb, Hgh School Prncpal. Robert McC. Halbach, M. D, School: Physcan. Janet '. Bouse, Attendance Offcer. Zonng Commsson. James Strudwck, Charman. George L. Dsbrow. Mlton T. W rght JosepS*. Gles;, Ocean Grove Fre D strct Dr, Wllam A, Robnson, Presdent. C. M. Nagle, Treasurer. James Boyce, * H arry Reaves. L. 0, Brggs. Neptune Fre Dstrct No. 1, Edgar Phllps, Presdent. Georgs Tedeman, Treasurer. Earl Lawlor, Secretary, Frank. R. Dodd. John C. Burke. Leroy Garrabrant. Neptune Fre Dstrct No. 55, Eugene Slocum, Presdent. Jcsha D Harrs, Secretary. Clfford Reed, Treasurer. Wllam Johnson. Thomas Laughln. Ocean Grove Camp Meetng Asso, Charles M. Boswell, Presdent. Alfred Wagg. Vce Presdent. George W. Henson, Secretary. John S. Andrus, Treasurer Emertus. Lot R. Ward, Treasurer. Melvlle E. Snyder, General Supern-. tendent; Walter D. Frankln, Chef of Polce, Calvn H. Reed, Superntendent of Street' Department. Postm aster, Waldo E Rce. L ove's Loge He tlked her for tne why she flrt* ed, for the trck she had of curlng her lps nto an rresstble poul for the Uttle pated -skrts she wore tha' showed her dmpled knees, for fle_ way she whspered darlng boy. So eventually they were marred *.* # He dvorced her for the way sh** flrted, for the trck she bad of curlng her lps nto an rresstble pout,' for the HtUe plated skrts.. * ) funsw,'cty Star. % - Newt o f th e Churches Young people s socety Thuraday, 7.45 p. m. Lutheran Church Of the Atonement. Frst avenue and Heck street. Hev. Carl; H. Mller, pastor. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Mornng servce, Vesper servce, 7.45 p. m ffee Pont o mew We. read of a: snger whose voce flled the hall so completely tttat the audence walked out to gve t room. Florence, Ala., Herald. the next town n a way' wc could understand. Atchson (Kan.) Globe. Let the cartoonst poke fun a t the men for dressng hotter then the women, but we've never seen a man wearng furs when t was 91 n the shade. Oho State Journal. Chrstan and Mssonary Allance. A sbury P ark 615' Asbury avenue, Asbury Park. Father, who has been coaxng along - St* Paul's M. Ocean Grove. Preachng servces Sunday M a* m. hs old bus all summer, s now con- Preachng servce: a. m, and 7.8tf and 7.80 p. m. Prayer meetln* Wednesday, p. m. Sunday school, 2^0; Epworth' 8 p.* m. Prayer and prase servce Frday, 7,B0 p. m. Sunday school Sunday, ebangb, but he e^ulo...alwaye be furnace all wnter, Atlanta Const Old Dobbn may have had hs short- ramplatng coaxng -kg the old League, 6.30; Junor League, 0.80/ Prayer servce, Wedne*day,7.l0 p. m. Rev. Harry A. Relyea, pastor. vlle Tmes a. m. H. L. Staley, pastor. parked wthout beng dented. -Loustuton. LW Q rstan Scence, Asbury Park. Trnty Epscopal, Asbury Park. "^fervlceb are, held regularly every Sun- The only tme a football coach feel* day 'mornng at by the Frst Church \ oergoa doesn t dare to. keep encouraged L when h e ' thnks,'he s Servce«conducted by the rector. Rev of Chrst Scentst at Thrd avenue and chckens any more, as they m ght get foolng the other coaches by sayng Randall W. Conkln, as follow?: 7.30 a. Emory street The readng room s open m hojy communon; 9JO, Sunday school; every day from U a. m. to 4 p. n. Wed* loose and scratch ap some one s he s dscouraged.- Dayton Daly a. m., mornng prayer and sermon; needay evenng servce at 8. mnature golf course, Oho State News, 7.30 p. m., evensong and sermon. Second Church of Chrst Scentst servces Sunday mornng at 11 o'clock and Journal. Sunday evenng at 8 o clock: also Wednesday evenng at 8 o clock. Readng Som<? men ha-- accdents because New Fsh.and Game Body. West Sde Msson. 927 Sprlngwood avenue, Asbury Park. room open dally. Corner Grand and Asbury avenuee, Asbury Park. bees get nto ther cars, -and others heads an organzaton formed fc ad J. Howard Clver, o f Aabury Park,, W. Clark Yerks, superptendent. Saturdays, 8 p. m., H. Krm, leader. Sunday have a ttle honey n the seat besde n the conservaton of game and Sals school, 2.30, n charge of R. Norbury, bu-v Pentecostal Lghthouse. them Boston Herald, n New Jersey and to asbst warden,» perlntendent. Sunday, 8 p. m., evangelstc meetng. Tueeday, chldren and 906 Se wall avenue, Aabury Park. Sun- n enforcng She game laws. n addton to Presdent Clver the offcer* young people's meetng; W. C. Yerks, day'-z.ao p. m., Sunday school; 8.00, What are the brds to do when 11 leader. Thursday evenng-, George Sabln preachng servce; 6.45, young people's the best roostng places n trees are leader. meetng; 7.30, preachng servce. TmJrsare: Vce presdent, Herbert Bu!, day 2.00 p. m., prayer. meetng; /.30, occuped by small boys, and gftls? Belmar; secrejary-troagurer, Assstant, preachng servce, Saturday p. m Phladelpha Bulletn. Protector A rthur Davdson; trustees, Frst M. E., Asbury Park. prayer meetng. Norman Whte, Glendola; H arry W. Rev. Edwn Forrest Hann, pasto. The sm artest man we ever knew Hurley, Belmar; Davd B. edy, Preachng servce at a. m. Sunday Salvaton Army, Aabury Park. was not a college professor. He. was school at Young people's meetng at Asbury Park; Davd A. Brandt, Evenng servce at Prayer ser. Salvaton Army barracks, Mattlson avenue. Servces 11 a. m. Sunday school at the man who could tell us the way to Leroy Querns, Glendola. vces Wednesday at 7.45 o clock Young people's meetng.15 p. m: Evenng worshp at 8. Commandant Alce Home For the Aged. Foster, offcer n charge. 63 Clark avenue, Ocean Grove. Every Wednesday at 2.45 p. m. Dr. J. W. Mar- St. James Epscopal, Bradley Beach. The Catch of the Ocean at f B k l l, chaplan, conducts 4, relgous servce, «pen to all members of the Home Servces conducted by the rector, Rev. and any frends of the Grove. Sacrament E. J. Walenta as follows: Holy Communon Sundays,' 8 a. m.; Wednesday, of the Lord's Supper admnstered frst Wednesday of every month. 7:00 a. m., and frst Sunday n the month, Harvey s Sea rood Market 11:00 a. m. Mornng prayer and sermon, ' ' # 11:0 0 a. m.; evenng prayer and sermon, Frst Baptst, Asbury Park.. 7:30 p. m. Church School and Bble Class j Only the Freshert and Beat 9:30 a. m. ' Sunday school and adult Bble class a. m.; at 11 Dr. Davd A. MacMur- FSH, CL&M8, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, Etc. ay wll preach. Also sermon at Church of the Ascenson, Bradley ouf.g people s meetng on Monday venjngs at Beach. Ocean Qrove Market Now Open - Brlnley and P^etcher Lake avenues. Rght Rev. Caaan John J. O Hara, 52 Oln Street, Ocean Grove Phosfe ^ 0 West Grove M. E. Hector. Sunday masses: 7.45, 9.00 and. Rev. B. H.- coud, pastor. Servces for o'clock..w«k day mass, Man Streot, Bradley Beach (day and nght). Phone 376? the comng Sunday as follows: 9.45 Bun* o clock. Jfnt Frday mass, 7.00 o'clock. day school; 1L00 preachng servce; 6.30, Confessons for Saturdays knd frst Frdays, 4.00 to 5.00 o'clock and 7.30 to 8,30 Junor League; 7.30, evenng servce. o'clock. Ballard Memoral, Asbuy Park. Sunday at 10.30, preachng servce conducted by the pastor, Rev. H. M. Bradway; Sunday school, 2.30 p. na; Epworth League, *6.30; evenng worshp, 7.30, Prayer meetng Tuesday evenng at T Grand Avenue Reformed, Asbury Park Rev. Otto L. F. Mohn, pastor. Sondar school, 10 a. m.; dvne worshp. 11 a. m. sermon by the pastor. Approprate must# by the Quartette. Vstors Welcome. F rst Presbyteran, Asbmy Park. Dr. Charles F. Shaw, pastor. Sunday school>;at 10 a. m. Preachng servces at 1 a..m. Bvenln^servlce at 7^0 p. m-mld. week. servce Wednesday at 7.45 p. tn. Bradley -Beach M. E. Bev. Lawrence Correl, pastor, 10.30, preachng servce; 2.30, Sunday school; Epworth League at 6.30; preachng at 7 JO, s a- doctor's Prescrpton for COLDS AND HEADACEES t s the most speedy remedy known. 666 also fa Tablets. >1 : j BBEYEB S OE OBEAM TO TAKE HOME S DELCOUS CE OBEAM SODAS POS8 AND WHTMAN S CHOCOLATES DON'T FOBOET OUK PRESCRPTON DEPARTMENT j G* M. Nagle s Pharmacy THE DBUO STOBE OP OOEAN GBOVE. f 85'Plgrm' Pathway. Ocean Grsre, N, J. CAudto^um Coner) ^ * / Telepcnes 204-2B ^

7 JfflOAY, N O VEM BER?,1930. PAGE SEVEN Löägtam l& tb Drector? tuuuwwnnunmnnnnsttnnohn «HHWsuunnMmuuunuuuw s Asbury Lodge, No. 14% 7. St.A. ML Meets northeast corner Coolr- : man'avenue andm an atreev flrat «ad 'th rd T u esday'at 8.00 p. m. Master, J,.. Albert; M arks; Secretary, Frank Pullen, P.M. 'Loyal Order o f Moose, -Nc< , Meets Moos«Hall, 148 Hat street, very Thursday a t 8.00 p. m. Sean Ocean ßro^a Ä ent-t w * ere* As- tary> J# VanDyke, S f ^ î B\««S?.N9 ^» : Â 5 â! 5 à : Neptune Lodge, No. 84, L O..0. P. g a s a ä? * * - w.»? nesday at p. m.. Nobla Grand, Arthur Everett; Secretary, W. K. Etsenberg. ' ' Asbury Park Lodgs,, No. 268,. 0. ). F.. Meets Thursday evenngs' at 70S Man street. Noble Grand, W alter VoU? Secretary, J. P. legh.. Atlantc Lodge of R k j Meets frst and thrd Tuesday evenngs a t 706 Man stre e t Lady Chester Lodge of Rebekah, L!, frst and thrd Monday ). O. P. Meets frst «ad thrd Frday. Mothers Crcle seets St. Paul's Church, Presdent, 'Mrs. C. A. BUms; secretary, ; Mrs. James Day. ' Lades Auxlary, of Washngton ad Stokes fre companes..meets secnd and fourth Mondays, 2,80. p. m. Mrs,' -Wllam, Catley, presdent; Mrs. Clfford Cole, secretary. ' Ocean Grovp, Lodge, No, 238, F. & A. M, Meets Masonc Hall, 50 Ptman avenue, a t 8 p. m. [. Secretary,..... Charles S. evenng at 708 Man street. Noble Porter. Worshpful Master, - Allen J *. Grand, Mrs. M, Dangler, secretary, Bryan.. ;. " Mrs. Ellen E. Esenberg. Atlantc Encampment; No, 22,, O- X F. Meets second and fourt s Tues Jordan Lodge, No. 247, T & A. M. Meets Masonc Hall, 50 Ptm an avenue, rat and thrd Wednesday a t 'M. day a t 706 Man street. Chef Patrarch, Wllam. Challender; Scrbe, W. p, m. Master, Jack Ral; secretary, J?er& Lallfe K, Esenberg. Ocean Grove Chapter, No; 170, Or. Coast Cty ConncU, No. $13, Royal der of Eastern Star. 'Meets Masonc Arcanum. Meets Amercan Legon Hall. 50 Ptman»venne, second «ad:-home, 609 Sewalt avenue,^-second fourth Tuesday a t 8.00 p. m. M atauv *«fourth TMesday_afc 8.00 omoek p. Mrs, Mabel D, - Dodd; " secretary, - Mrs. m. Regent, W. H. Sexton; Secretary, Helen R. Tlton. Canton Monmouth, Patrarch Mltant, X O. O F. Meets second and fourth Frday a t '8.00 p, m., s Red Men s Hall,- Manasqu«n. Captan, Wesley Laehder; Clerk, W. E. Eaan- jerg. Wojnen s Club, of Ocean Grove, Regular; meetngs second Thursday of each.month at. 2,80 p»j m. a t club' house, S9 Mt, Carmel Way. Presdent, Mrs., J. Claude Englsh; secretary, Mrs. Paul Chatfeld, - Eureka Club, of Ocean Grove.-Meets JoBonc Hall. 50 Ptm an avenue. H., Blanvelt, Seeretesy. Asbury Coart, No. 80, Orde? o f Amaranth, Meets 70S Man street, A sbwy P^rk, second and - fourth Sat- 'urdays a t 8. p. T-, - Mrs. rette.b. Glbert, Boya Matron; Mrs. Ruth M. Leland, Secretary, - Neptune Chapter, No. 256, Order of he E astern Star. -Meets; Red-Men's fall, Corles avenue, second end ourth Frday a t S.Ow p. m. 'Matron, Mrs, Dorothy J, Patterson; secretary, Alce Segnrund. Corson - Commmdery, Ho. 15, Knghts Templar. Me«to northeast corner Cookawa avenue and Mate; street, frst and thrd Thursday at 8.00 p. m. Secretary, John D, Beegle. Free C. D rake.... Aafeurv P ark '.Councl, No. 816, Knghts of Columbus. 'Meet* Somtterfdd avenue sesontl sad fourth Thursday a t 8 p. m. B. P. O. Ells, No. 128, Meet# Elks Buldng, Cookman avenue and Heck street^ sscond and fourth Frday. Mzpah Shrne, No. 10, Order of W hts Shrne : of :$anwalenj. Maeta 708. Mat!! - street, Asbury Park, rst and thrd Saturday a t 7.80 p. m. Hgh Prestess, Mrs, Charles M. Wlgus; Scrbe,.Mrs, Elfa. Evans. Monmouth Lodge, No, 107, Enghta of Pythas. Meets Wnckler Hall, Mat» tson avenue, second and fourth Frday at 3.03 o clock p. m. W llard R. Smth, chancelor commanderg p h arles Hboe, secretary, Scrba Councl, No. 26,Xpyal Lades of Royal Arean jr*. Meets Amercan Legon Home, 509 Sewall avenue, frst and thrd Tuesday a t 8.00 p. m. Regent, Koaale Smth; secretary, Evelyn Smth, Cornthan Castje, No, 47, Knght* of Godee Eagle. Meets Monday sven- nga n Mkad Buldng, 810 Cookman nverue, a t 8.00 o'clock Wllam Holland, Nobla Chef; C. J. Cbllard, M. R, Burbage Castle, No. 816, Knghts of.. *.» exclusvely' for women YUBow to PhUdelph* wll welcome A t homey comfort of Wafcudon Hous. > Tlsl* *p!erdcs modem hotel, «pedjly JesSnd and o p en ed, so «t o cater.to femsle p»«ron*ge, h a both e«t *nd concence.»» M odewte Mte«, courteou m c e m d'-sfbndm food arc ltres elstnetv«; festore* whch w*t»peds mnton.» * Let War^rton House Wccbme be your Rrl pfeturabfe mpresson o( Pf(acfc{p(tla. 9.. v f SAN SOM ST. AT T W E N T E T H PH LA D ELPH A tme ont at de offce or home for, a glass of nourshng Aldem^Mc pure, fresh andsafegnarded by personal supervson. Golden.Eagle. Jam es G. Parker, N C. Start C, Mane?:, M. o l S. Meet» frst.mooday of each month n -^Hcfclt».Buldng, 702 Coolqnan,avenue- A jbary S>m-:s Canns, N «28, «Baor- Order.Unted A m ercas'" Mechancs.:; Meets 810 Cookman avenue -svery Wednesday a t 8.00 p. rr. Counsellor, P. Bushton; Secretary, Henry D Chamberlan. Tecumseh Trbe, No. 00, mproved Order Red Men, Meets 716 Cookman avenue every Tuesdaj; a t 7.80 p. m. Sachem, WUltam Krayer; Secretary, John N. Enns. ' -. Sttng Bull Trbe, No. 247, mprov ed Order led Men. Meets Bed Men > Hall, 1140 Gorllct avenue. Secretary Dr. S te le y 0. Palmateer. Prde of the Park Councl, No. 15, Sons and Daughters of lberty. Counclor, Man Elva Pearce; recordng secretary, Mrs. Jenne Emmons. Wes«Grove Councl, No. 278, Jv Okder Unted AmerlcaE Mechancs, Meets Red Me»%; Hall, 1140'Corles avenue, 2d and 4th Wednesdays E, W. Estlow, CoHnclo Twn Cty Chapter, O, E. S. Meeta the second and fourth Frday evenngs n asonc Hall, A sb u ^ Park. W orthy Matron, Myrtle Solsbaryj secretary, Mary E. Charles.. Lberty Councl, No. 52, Daughters of Amerca. Meets Red Men,«Hall, 1140 Corles avenue. Sttng Bull Loft of Haymakers, No, 147%, Meets Red Men's Hall, 1140 Corlet, avenue. Neptmne L. O. L. No Meets 810 Cooksnan avenue, second and fourth F r d a y. ' Queen E sther Lodge L, L. O. No.-, 2G0. Meets 810 Cookman avenue, frst and thrd^frday. Prde of Monmouth L. L. O. L. Np, 302, Meets Newman s Hall,- Seventh avenue, Belmar, Som of Sfc.George..Meets 148 Man; street,*' ' ' ' Amercan Legon Post, No. 24. leets frst'an d thrd. Moeday a t the: Amercan Legon Home, 09 Sewal! avenue, Exeetve Comnsttae ncnuc and fourth Tuesday. Commander, Clarence Chamberlan; adjutant, Vance * Jeffern.. Auxlay meets second and fourth Monday, Mrs. Thomas J, Whte, presdent S tar of the Sea Lodge. No. 24, Shep herds of Bethlehem, Meets 143 Ma» street. Jordan Lnk, Order of Golden t Chan, meets Wnkler Hall. Three Who Mat by Chance Fnd Names Are dentcal Three men sttng together on tho porch of the Hotel Tam worth of Taqworth, N. H., were havng a casual conversaton. Conversatons do not have to be preceded by formal ntroductons on the Tam worth porch. They looked up as one when a voce announced Mr. Huntress wanted on the phone. Whch Mr. Huntress?'* sad one of the three. The voce repled Mr. Fred Huntress/ whereupon all three proceeded to the telephone booth and faled to squeeze n. They were n no way related,.but there they were, Fred Huntress of Lynn, Mass., Fred Huntress ol Freedom, N. H., and Fred Huntress of Tamworth, on the same lttle porch of the same lttle town n New Hamp* shre at the same tme. Newark Ranks Thrd n'rate of Growth;,ncreased 134.4%, n Last 10 Years. A telephono census of the leadng tes of the naton just completed by the Amercan frpleplsae 'and Telegraph Company shows that between.1920 and 1930 the; number of ctes, wth,100,009 or more telephones ncreased f.'dye* to Sweaty, and that Newark, N. J grew faster telephoncally. than any other cty n the country except Los Angeles and De- Srot n the ten-year perod endng January -1, On tbe correspondng date n Newark had only 40,543 telephones. Ten years later, ;at the begnnng o 1930, t had 109,10G, or an ncrease ol per cent' Los Angeler ncreased per cent and.detrot regstered a gan of par.csa.. Phladelpha shouldered Boston but of thrd and nto fourth place n the natonal rank-" lng of telephone «tes, and Kansas Cty, whch raned tenth n 1920, was surpassed n ^.he decada by.cncnnat, Washngton and Mlwaukee. Those three, Newark, and also Baltmore, Mnneapols, Buffalo, Oakland (Calf.) and Seattle are newcomers to the-100,000 group. The twenty leadng ctes and ther comparatve nmknga are: Ho.cS Telephones Percent. Cty J o l. a tso J a n. 11>20 nert 115k New York , ,8'JU Chcago ,891 54, Phladelpha. 448, Bostor V ,328 ; 272, Los -Angeles. 383, , Detrot.;.. 351, , San Francsco 262, , ,8 Cleveland , Pttsburgh.. 229, ,352,84.3 St. Lous , , Cncnnat.. 167,453 9l, Washngton. 163,343 83,839. : )4.8 Mlwaukee , Kansas Cltyw - 149, , , Baltmore.. 134, , Mnneapols ,989 ; Buffalo :.v.; ,65,042 : Oakland, Cal: 126, , Seattle.J..^.V , 69,146,80.1 'Newark..,.. 309,105 46,643 t : :-»Totals 6,782,069 Twelve Beautful Chrstmas Cards A ll dfferent subjects,, Envelopes to match. Your name mprnted on each cafd. Regular value $1.50. Now Twenty-Two Beautful Chrstmas Same qualty as above. All dfferent subjects. Your name mprnted on each. Regular value $2.50. Now B a ch card w th an ap p ro p rate se n tm e n t; no tw o a lk e ; handsom ely en graved n fa n c y lettern gs from steel plate des No lthographs. T hs s an exceptonally hgh grad e assortm ent and b g valu e. Out o f town orders add ten cents fo r postage. Send check oír m oney order. O rders should be p laced m m ed ately. Sam ple b oxes m ay be seen a t The Tm es offce. F o r out o f tow n b u yers the above llu straton w ll gve some d ea o f the q u alty and style o f the assortm ents. Our sam ple books show card s o f e v a r y sty le and q u alty. Come n and ex ;unne them. B y ordern g e arly you w ll have a w onderful selecton. THE OCEAN GROVE TMES Forty-Eght M an A venue, Ocean Grove, N, J. ««M FRE ALARM Mal Arrval and Departure Outgong OCEAN GROVE 8.00 A. M. New York, East and West, Torlc and Aatoury Avee. Pennsylvana, South, New Jersey, Asbury Park Clayton'0 Store, Man Avenue Surf and Beanh 9.55 A. M. Pont Pleasant and ntermedate places. ' Embury and Beach Man and Plgrm Pathway A. M. New York, New Jersey, 26...Broadway and Plgrm pathway East, West, South, for Canada Tabor 'Way and Pennsylvana P. M. New. York, East, North North End Pavlon Jersey; Foregn', Aabury Park. 29^...-McCntoek and Beach 3.20 P. M. New York, Pennsylvana. a......south, End PavUon East, North Jersey Clark and New Jersey 4.30 P. M. Phladelpha, West, South, 33...Benson and Tabor Way South Jersey Heck and Whtfleld '5.30 P. M. Pont Pleasant and ntermedate places Webb and Pennsylvana Surf and Plgrm Pathway 6.30 P. M. New York, West, South, Benson and Fraaklln Sa8t, Fennsylvanla and Asbury Park ««*Benaon and Abbott New York and Stockton ncomng «Heck and Lawreace Olln Sreet Flrehouse 7.09 A> M. All ponts, ncludng Asbury... Man and Beacb Park. 11 A. M. All ponts, except Asbury Specal Taps Park P. M. All ponts, ncludng Asbt-y General Alarm. 1 Wre ^T^oUb.e. Park. 2 Fre Out. 3 Tme 7 a. m. and Chef 4.00 P. -M. A11 ponts, except AsbHw/ Call. 4 Washngton. 6 Ea*e. 7 Stoke*. Park. ' Fre Chef, Alfred Todd, Washngton 6.10 P. M. Phladelpha, Pennsylvana, Company. West and South. BRADLBT BEACB Monmouth and Atlantc 31. j Newark ard Madson Evergreen and Madson *....Ffth and Kent 43,.*... Park Place and Ocean LaKelne and Ocean 4 7. *.'Fourth and Ocean 57.*... Ocean Park and Central LaRelne and Central 19*....Ffth and Central l l 1Ocean park and Fletcher Lake 66..V '... Ffth and Fletcher Lake 67 V..Thrd and Fletcher Lake LaRelne and Fletcher Lake 73...Park Place and Man 74' *...McCabe and Man 75 *' * *...****....Brnley and Man 76*. ***; **** ;....Fourth and Man 77!'.!! [***!!!!....Evergreen and Man 78!!^.. M!......Burlngton and_man Second and Beach Specal Taps 6 ««General Alarm. 1 Wre Trouble. 2 Fre Out 3 Chef's Call. 4 FJoneer Co.. No, L 5 ndependent Co. No Bradley No. 3. Telephone 240. Fre.Chef, Edward R. Schuraard, ndependent Co. Wttl, _ Frst Assstant, Wllam Poland, Bradley Co. No. 3. WEST GROVE lUn Street *nd llaln Ave. B...Van Street and Corll** Ave v...Unexcelled En#ltfo House W...,. Atkna and Embury 64...;...P, «pect^ and Heck M...,...Atkna and Sxth Avenue t Corles and Rdge ;..;.,...CorUes and Unon Atkna and Tenth......Rldae and Eghth Specal Tap* 6 General Alarm. 2 Flra Out. t Tme 1 p. xn. and Chefs Call. 4 Unexcelled. Uneeda WhtcsvBe..Sprlngwood and Sprngdale...Fsher and Bangs...Fsher and Bprlngwood M yrtle and M aple 24.;..., 25.,«...,,...Myrtle and Btratfofd 2C Myrtle and Monroe 27...,...Asbury and Anelvo 28...,;*«... Stokes and Munroo ,...Stokes and Stratford '32;..Mnnros and Oxonla 1 Frst Assstant, Alfred P/Todd, fj. H. Stokes Company. ' --r;.. Second- Aastant Raymond R. Graeey, 6.30 P. M. All ponts, ncludng Asbury Park. nr E E 10 FVE MNUTES to FORTY THEATRES, AND ALL SHOPS, TMES SQUARE NEWYORK CTY ^ s s ^ r ^ Z \ jostcff Boaáw^at m s s S A "? ^ 1 esco**' \1 vtprtdfor BDOMS.S» h «.JBWBMflM«n sta ll O n ly lh e Beat^& hsr G e n u n e '. ~ HpATRClLA ".ZZO N O M C Ä t.; ' EFFCENT F r a k F urnture D ealer 1. 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8 TAGE BGHT NEPTUNE SCHOOL NOTES Vol. V. No. 8 NEW RULES GOVERN DRVERS' LCENSES FRDAY; Ñ0VEM3Ef' 7, W j j j Neptune Shuts Out Phllpsburg. Neptune s football warrors came back last Saturday wth a lot of pent up energy and put the Phllpsburg Bolermakers flat on ther back. The game ended wth the score 20 to 0 n favor of the local boys. Smartng under the defeat by New Brunswck the prevous Saturday, t was an entrely dfferent lneup that faced Phllpsburg. Schumacher was shfted from tackle to rght end n place of Hagerman, who was njured the week Robert Smth read And So Dd, a poem, and rvng Frck read a poem wthout a name. Lee Combs, the class charman, was n charge. Hstory Club. The Hstory Club, wth Mr. Cower, held a meetng Tuesday durng actvtes perod and elected the followng offcers: Presdent, Gardner Ales; vce presdent, Dorothy Wood; secretary, Nelle Rce; treasurer, Mabel Tndall. before. Thompson was replaced by Drake a t left end on account of an. Economcs Club, njured knee. Both fhese. old ends A.new club has been f01.med n the deseved a rest. Abdell leplacpd sthool by the economcs classes. Mooy at rg h t guard, and. wth Wl- Maron Cole, Lovell Lemmng, Dora ams a t rght tackle the lne was! j j a ag0)j an(j j uan(_a W rght -were consderably strengthened. Pullen chosen to wrte the consttuton and started n place of Ttus, but the latter replaced Waterman later n tha game and scored a touchdown. The Red and Black was badly crppled n the game. Captan Hauselt, Petrozelle, W aterman and Truex especally suffered seyerly from njures. t was a surprse to the spectators th a t Truex especally wth hs njured leg was permtted to stay n o tha fnsh. Thête was no queston however, that the Neptune boys showed the knd of grt and.sportsmanshp of whch wnnng teams are made. Waterman, Petrozelle and Ttus each carred the ball over for a touchdown. Neptune wll play West Sde hgh school, Newark, tomorrow on the letter s home grounds. G. A. A. Dance. The G. A. A. gave ther second Hallowe en dance for the grls of Neptune hgh school. The gym was decorated n orange and black. Games, such as duckng for apples and Paul Jones, were played. Doughnuts and cder were served for refreshments. Mrs. Readng strves to make ths a bgger affar each year. Home Room Perods. The Home Room perods are every other Monday durng actvtes perod to help the student to become accustomed to speak n publc. Part of these programs are planned by Mr. Ttcomb and part by the students. Mr. May s room had a general dscusson on Rules and Regulatons of Neptune Hgh School." Jeanette Adams was n charge and Mabel Tndall. was class charman. Mr. Davdson s room gave the followng program : Mulford Hagerman and Juanta W rght read artcles on the begnnngs of school; Ruth Whtworth read a poem, Dvorce on the Bran; OCEAN GROVE MEAT MARKET 125 Heck Avenue, Cor. Whtefeld Telephone WEEKLY SPECALS Fresh Fowls -----: c. lb. Fresh Boasfng Chckens 37c. H. Rump Veal Roast c. t». Vee! Outletß c. b. Veal Chop (Lon) c. lb. Legs of Lamb (Sm all) -30c. lb. Shoulder of Lapb c, lb. Lon Lamb Chops c. b. Shoulder Lamb Chops c. lb. Fresh Country Sausage 35c. lb. Top Round Roast Srlon Steak - Porterhouse Steak Lean Slced B acon.. - Lons of Pork Fresh H a m ' -3 9 c. lb c. lb. 49c. lb. 38c. lb. 29c. b, 27c. b. form a nomnatng commttee. The consttuton was approved by the club and the offcers were elected as follows: Betty Brannon, presdent; Dora Malagol, vce presdent; Betty Grgg, secretary; rene Lee, treasurer. Mss Parknson and Mss Lews are advs- Bology Club. The Bology Club has already planned ts schedule for the comng year. The members plan to go to the Museum of Natural Hstory, Trenton; Museum of N atural Hstory, New York, and on several feld trps to learn about flowers, trees, brds, etc. The object of the club s to promote nterest n bology and to acqure knowledge along bologcal lnes. General Notes. The dances that were held last year every week, featured by the Student Councl, began agan last Wednesday and wll be held every Wednesday from three to fve. A turkey dnner wll be served to the students of the school on the Wednesday before Thanksgvng. MSS WOLF NOVEMBER BRDE Ocean Grove Grl Marred Saturday To R. E. Bennett, of Belmar. n Trnty Epscopal Church Asbury Park, last Saturday afternoon Mss Florence May Wolf, of Ocean Grove, and Russell E. Bennett,' of Belmar, were unted n marrage by the rector, Rev. Randall W. Conkln. Members of the two famles and a few frends wtnessed the ceremony. The brdé s the daughter of Mrs. Grace Wolf, 02-Lake avenue, Ocean Grove. Her brother, W alter L. Wolf, gave her n marrage and she was attended by her sster, Mss Eleanor Wolf. The best man was W alter M. Quelch, of Belmar. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bennett later n the day departed on a motor trp through the south. They wll lve n Belmar, where the groom s n busness. He s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Bennett, 703 Eghth avenue, Belmar. He attended the Asbury Park hgh school, Drexel nsttute, Phladelpha, and the Unversty of Pennsylvana. Mrs. Bennett for some years has been assocated wth the busness department of the Asbury Park Press; and she has been dentfed wth the Grls Frendly Socety of. the church ll whch she was marred as presdent of the group. County Ttle Won By Keyport Keyport and Red Bank, presentng padded teams, played ther tenth game for the county baseball champonshp last Sunday a t Red Bank. Keyport won, 5 to 1, Of the ten games Keyport won fve and Red Bank four,-one game beng a scoreless tp. U rbansk.ofthe Jersey Cty team; Malone, formerly of the Newark Bears, and Jurges, a form er bg league player, were n the Red Bank lneup, whle O Rourke, of the St. Lous Browns, and Strpp, of the Cncnnat Reds, played wth Keyport. AS ADOPTED BY THE MOTOR VEHCLE DEPARTMENT Examnaton Places and Dates For Testng New Applcants nclude Asbury Park, the F rst and Thrd Tuesdays n the Month. Rules governng new applcants for drvers Ucenses and the schedule for examnaton dates w e r e announced bv Motor Vehcle Commssoner Hoff sy. Tw0 new rule3 are" stressed by the commssoner. One s that no practcal test w ll be r v e n n any car the owner of whch wth** powerful 2 & S S &? jssy & rx r. «3 2 regstraton plates of whch, ether S r rear, are n anyw se,obscured, the applcant' wll be rejected for a perod of one week. Asbury Park s named as one of the place* at whch exammatums ^ a be held throughout the State from November 1,.1930, to May l, The examnaton n Asbury P ark -wll he held n the armory the thrd Tuesdays n the month, between 8-3^ the W form ulated by be under the soerwson. of the chef nspector, deputy chef nspector, or spector detaled by t h e. commssoner. Holders of three weeks permts m ust surrender same to the spectp; n charge before commencng the Mt m enton and no examnaton wll C g W en untl ten (days after ssuance Of perm t unless holder has heretofore held a drver's lcense n New Jersey or any other State, n whch event the ten-day rule wll be waved. No applcant wll be examned whose permt has expred» Applcants falng to pass the road test wll not agan be examned fov two weeks, and ther permts wll be extended accordngly.,., ' Applcants falng to pass the vjrtten test wll n o t agan be ex.am?{ for one week, and then- permts wll be extended accordngly. f the date to whch a perm t has bee extended does not fall on an examnaton day, then the permt wll be further extended by the ra t*"g, u^[fv so th at the holder thereof may q m n y for examnaton on the next examnaton day followng. drver's f the applcant for a drver s lcense s less than twenty years o age, a.brth certfc a te, baptsmal certfcate or o th e r substantal proof of a g e wll have to be S ubm tted,j t, only when the applcaton for learner s permt s appled for (rat agam when the examnaton s appled.for. N o Examnatons On Holdays. Applcants wll brng a machne wth them to such examnaton for the purpose of a practcal demonstraton, and observe the rule whch requres th at such applcants be accompaned by a lcensed drver. No examnaton wll be held on Decoraton Day, Fourth, of July, Labor Day, Thanksgvng Day, Chrstmas Day or New Year s Day. No drver s lcense wll, be ^renewed wthout an examnaton frst havng been had unless such lcense was ssued after January 1, The examnaton wll consst of a practcal test to determne the applcant s ablty to properly operate on automoble or motorcycle, a wrtten examnaton to show applcants knowledge of the motor vehcle and traffc acts and mechancal constructon of motor vehcles', and a physcal examnaton.. Applcants m ust obtan a percentage of 70 to qualfy. No practcal test wll be gven n any car the owner of whch has not compled wth motor vehcle laws wth respect to glarng lghts, equpment All Shoes Guaranteed To Be Sold Below Cost The purpose of ths sale s to foster the BUY NOW movement, to brng back prosperty. Schedule of prce reductons: $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.50 NOWJ NOW NOW NOW $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.25 Agency for the Queen Qualty Shoe. BUY NOW, whle the prosperty movement s gong on. tyever agan wll these prces preval. BERKELEY SHOE SHOP, nc. 562 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park. Opposte Stenbachs. GAS RANGE H ere S the greatest range value.ever offered by Acorn... to celebrate ts 100th Annversary. Justthnk the latest type NSULATED gas range at the prce of an ordnary range! Thck walls of rock wool surround the oven, keepng tle heat nsde...a n d...n a d dton to ts mahy orr.er mprovements, ths' Acom has an automatc oven heat control that assures perfectly baked pes, cakes and roasts. Come, see ths greatest of all SPECALLY * PRCED for ths sal gas range values and other specally prced REGULARLY $ Acorns whle offer s on. Jersey Central Power and Lght Co. of car wth m rror and wth powerful and suffcent brakes. f an applcant for drver s lcense offers a car, the regstraton plates of whch, ether front or rear, are n anywse obscured, the applcant wll be rejected for a perod of one week. No person other than those takng the examnaton wll be allowed n the room where wrtten tests aye held. Any dscourtesy shown on the. part of the nspecton force should mmedately be reported to the commssoner of motor vehcles, who ams to render a servce th a t wll leave no cause for complant. Do not offer any gratuty or emolument of any knd to an nspector of motor vehcles or any one allegng to be n the employ of the motor vehcle department. Avod contact wth salesmen and especally those canvassers who would sell you copes of the examnaton questons. Matthews & Francon Successors to GEORGE R SEXTON FUNERAL DRECTORS The Oldest Undertakng Establshmert n Monmouth County Contnuous Servce Frst-Class Ambulance Servc* 159 Man Street ASBURY PARK, N. J. Telephone, Asbury 21 HAVE TOO H M H E? Do your eyes burn or tch?' Do they feel tred or straned T f so, have your eyes exam- R taed. Your glasses may need a 1 change S T L E S 4. C O. Phladelpha Eye Specalsts 224 Man St., ASBURY PARK E very day b u t Saturday. E rodng by appontm ent.,-v-.«. VOLN, MANDOLN, BANJO, PANO, SNGNG. SAXAPHONE, TROMBONE, FLUTEJ. CLARNET, XYLOPHONES. DRUMS, CORNET. A G EN C Y F O R N STR U M EN TS /, PH O N E 6777 PROF. R. MRAGLA S MUSC SCHOOL Specal Methods fo r Organzng Bands, Orchestras and Mandoln dobs. - The A rt of Transposng fo r any Wnd nstrum ent and how to Com- STATE LEGON PARADE At Long Branch Tomorrow As P a rt of Armstce Celebraton. Amercan Legon members from all parts of the State wll gather a t Long Branch tomorrow afternoon to partcpate n the Legon State Armstce celebraton. The parade wll sta rt promptly at three o clock, Posts marchng by countes n nverse alphabetcal order, W arren county leadng; the length of the parade beng one'and a half mles. The revewng stand wll be a t thq Cty Hall, mdway of lne of march. Reports ndcate an attendance of sx thousand Legonnares, ncludng thrty Legon bands and drum corps. Department Commander Theodore R. Crchton, of Hackensack, accompaned by hs staff of State offcers wll the marchers wll be conducted to eatng places. At seven o clock, Bands, Drum Corps, and Drll Teams wll compete on the hgh school athletc feld. A t ten o clock the Memoral Rtual wll be conducted, by the State Champonshp Rtual Team of Wÿckoff, Bergen county. The Busness Trend. A seres of ntervews by nternatonal ; leaders of the busness world wll appear n the Sunday World every Sunday. -No one who s nterested n the economc, condtons of. Amerca can afford to mss them. You, yourself, w ant to know what the busness trend s. t wll help you to make decsons affectng,your- personal affars. Read w hat the nternatonal leaders have to say about condtons. 1W rte for subscrpton rates to the New York World Subhead the parade., scrpton Department, care The World, At the concluson of the parade, New York Cty, N. Y. 45 The ndependent And Bus Assocaton, nc. wsh to announce that on and after Wednesday, October 29, 1930, the local rates of fare w ll be reduced as follows: tr * ASBURY PARK (Cty Lmts) 1 Passenger 25c. OCEAN G R O V E 1 Passenger 25c. : 25c. Each for Addtonal Passengers Also New Low Rates to A ll Suburban Towns 40 Cars at Your Servce Ran or Shne, D ay or N ght } Telephone 5500 fo r Servce OFFCE: 812 COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Mergaugey s Express and Storage J;-; LOCAL AND LONG DSTANCE MOVNO. Furnture Carefully Handled by Experenced Men Taxs and Busses for Hre b y Hoar, D ay or Trp D E LUKE BUS SERVCE TO NEW YORK OTEY DALY 00 Sonth Man S t r e e t ' : 'PhoncT610:v :