Four Page Colored te Price of This Paper Is 3 cetots everywhere more Comic Section UPagesToday Sporting News Pig! VOL. VII, No. G CARTERET PRESS CARTERF/T, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928 PRICE THREE i Stolen Car Recovered Boy Dashes In Front Driver In Heavy Fog To Hold Card Party . Runs Into Fire Hydrant 'inal Game in Here Monday Night Local COP. Stages Mulvihili Gives A fin> hydrant in Pershing avenue A card party will bo held Monday One Arrest Made Of Aulo-Badly Hurt at the corner of Blanchard street Big Series Sunday night in the German Lutheran Hall and just opposite the borough hall Big Mass Meeting under the auspices of the Woman's Reasons For Two Philadelphia Negroes Six Year Old Stephen Sabo was hit by a truck and bent over larteret and Amboy To Meet Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Is- Arrive In High Priced Car. early Tuesday morning. Michael P. Crowd Turns Out To Hear Mayor Writes of Taken To Hospital After rael. All games will be in play and Toth who was driving the truck be- In Final Clash — Locals Offer Buick For $200 many valuable* priT.ci have h«en se- Sp«akers Last Night. Auto Achievements During Sunday Accident came confused by tnc dense fog at Won Four Out of Si* cured by the committee for tho win- Parade Bafore Meeting Administration Two negroes appeared at Paul Stephe I that hour and failed to see tho hy- The final game of the annual Car- ners. Refreshments will be served Brown's colored boarding house in of Mr. and a small admission charge will in- The local Republican organization In a communication to local truck was damaged somewhat. teret-Amboy baseball classic will be Edwin street, Sunday, just before 121 Longfellow street, was danger-1 clude refreshment*. Mrs. Leo R. tajred the nmt big political demon pen this week Msyor Tho. j The accident happened 3 o'clock played on Sunday afternoon at the noon, and after a few minutes con- ously injured Sunday afternoon at Brown is chairman of the committee itratlnn of the campaign in Curtorot Mulvihili gives reuom why he versation one of them tried to sell in the Raritan Copper Works Field in Perth ast nighht when they held a mans 3.30 o'clock when he was struck by Amhoy. The local nine has already on arrangements. he and the other Republican Brown a Buick car in which the pair an auto in Washington avenue. The meeting in Sharkey & Hall's auditor- candidate.* should be elected, had arrived. It was a new coupe of won the county championship, but ium and flelled the hall. -Before the machine was driven by Emil Landau, Staubach is desirous of extending his why the Republican party should the latest model with many acces- of 105 Lincoln Park, Newark. Lan- meeting there was a parade of about continued in power in Cwrteret; sories. Brown noted that it bore a Sailor Is Drowned winning record to five games. At fifty autos headed by the American dau was driving westward on Wash- the present time, the series stands Democratic Mass "The record of the Republican Pennsylvania plate and beoame sus- ington avenue when the child is said Fifo ami Drum Corps of Rahway. ministration in I'arteret has picious when the car was offered to four to two in favor of the Car- Joe Sicn. enlivened things along the to have dashed across the street in teret team. record of six yearn of con»tir him for $500. He told the strangers front of the auto. In Fall Off Ladder Meeting Monday Night ine of the parade by letting off administration. A policy has that he did not want to buy. The Landau took the unconscious boy The aeries thi« year has been far bombs at intervals. rarried out that brought not only I stranger instead of dropping the Cuban Loses Life At Williams to the office of Dr. I. Kcmeny in moro colorful and interesting than Governor Moore, William L. At tho hall there w»re addr«3»ps mediate benefit* but laid the foil matter cut the price to $200. the prolonged nine jjnmn classic of by Senator Walter E. Edge, Con- Central avenue. The physician Company Dock. Falls Be- Dill, Senator Edwards and tion for the future growth and Then Paul brought his big Span- found the boy had a deep laceration tween Dock and Ship. 1927. The cause of this may he at gressman Harold G. Hoffman, Judge pansion of the borough, And ish revolver into play. He covered on the chin and a possible fracture tributed to the fact that larger Others To Talk Here Carey, Judge Wells, tho freeholder policy extended not only to the two men with the gun and sent of the skull. He had the child sent Drink Blamed crowds and, more popular stani were and assembly candidates and by things but to things higher as for the police. The men stood until to the Perth Amboy Hospital. seen at the series this season. Plans were completed last nlghi Mayor Mulvihili and the local candi- The free public library WM fo In climbing a ladder from the dock the police arrived when on? of them Landau's name and address to- At the outset of the campaign, the for a great Democratic mass meet dates, including J. J. Lyman and Jo- and has b«en fostered by the R« managed to escape and disappeared of the I. T. Williams Lumber Com- Tiizano nine scored a win over an ing to be held in the high school au seph Young, candidates for council, lican party. It has dons untold gether with the registration of his pany to the deck of a ship moored § in the piles of ties in the creosoting car were recorded at police head- Rll-Carteret team. The thfee games ditorium Monday night. In order to and Robert Brown, candidate for jus- snd is a constant source of plant. The other was brought to there, Enttnuel Marales, a Oaban B- that followed Wire three victories arrange for the man meeting an tice of the peace, ure and profit to the public. quarters and he was released on his bout 30 years of age, fell between headquarters and gave his name as own recognizance, pending the out- for the Staubachitea, Tommy Mc- earlier plan to hold street meeting* "The construction of the Ralph Hightower of Philadelphia. the ship and the dock, striking a Millan winning the first two (fames, ras abandoned. come of the boy's injuries. beam on the way, and was drowned trunk sewer in Noe's Creek is He said he did not know intimately while Owen Carroll won the third. The speakers announced for Mon- other example of Republican the man who escaped. He was known Saturday at 6.30 P. M. Maralez was The fifth game resulted in an Am- day night are: Governor A. Harry a member of the crew of the "Mun- Football Team Gets gressiveness. Eliminating an as "Brown" in Philadelphia, High- boy victory, Walte Hoyt, of the Moore, Senator Edward I. Edwards, Rightly and unhealthy condition tower said. rio" owned by the Munson line, Cap- New Yofrk Yankees, winning over William L. Dill, candidate for gov- tain E. Johnson in command. The redeeming much property in In answer to further questioning Cardinals To Play Owen Carroll. On last Saturday, ernor, John R. Phillips, Candidat< Ready For South River heart of the borough it is a ben ship docked at th» Will\a'ms' plan Rube Walberg, of the Philadelphia 'or congress, John E. Toolan, and th he said that he and the other man last week. to everyone in town. met in a negro gambling resort in St. Pats of Elizabeth Athletics, won a pitching duel from ocal and county candidates, Coach Put* Player* Through "The new Borough Hall was a Philadelphia and that after a stay Maralez and the other sailors had Waite Hoyt, by a 6-2 score. The meeting will begin at 8 o been on shore leave, and Maralez, a Practice For Game Today ccssity. It affords a place far there Brown said he was going in Jess Petty, silver haired Brooklyn ;lock and the general -public is in- Lively Game Booked For mate said, had been drinking. The people and the borough officials his auto to New York. Hightower Dodger pitching aoe, will twirl the rited to attend in order to hear dis- liquor is blamed for his. fall off the The Carteret High School football meet and transact borough bus said he offered Brown $2.60 to take Brady'* Field Sunday — final game of the year for the Car- :ussion of campaign issues. ladder. The beam which he struck squad held its last practice yester- instead of going to the home of him along arid Brown agreed and teret Field Club. Opposing Mm, Comba Predicts Win was near the water and, it is be- various Clerks and other took the money, He had no idea will be Waite Hoyt, one of the most day afternoon, at the High School lieved, he was knocked unsonscious causing more or leu ember where Brown obtained the cara The St. Patricks of Elizabeth who famous twirlers in the game, The Feld, before the South River game when he struck it. to all concerned, It was Repul] Hightower said. Carteret infield will consist of Jim- today at South River. The workout enterprise that built the bo will provide the opposition for the The police were notified and Of- my Dykes at first; Mickey D'Zurilla was the longest this week, the squad hall. The police of Philadelphia were Carteret Cardinals at the field in the ficers Shanley and Freeman with lined Sunday afternoon and a re- at second; Billy Urbanski at short; participating in a forward pass drill. "In Eas.....t. Rahway„ our f Brady>S this Bu: Sergeant McNally went to the ^eene. and Ernie Sabo at third. The outer At New Empir telegraph Monday stated that i ^ ° ^ The officers dragged the sound but In addition, Coach McCarthy sent Jo- tion has put a great area in the y r was stolen in Philadelphia | "ternoon, boast of a creditable pastures will be patrolled by Ring seph Medwick to practice placement of becoming the moat choice the car were unable to locate the body. ord. Not only have the St. Patrick's Miller in left;;

Many in W.C.T.U. Revolt And Work to Elect Smith

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They'll remind you of your own preserving, too. of the W. C. T. U. Is Mrs. B. L. Staf- ward better enforcement of National ous with their yards and Prohibition. ford, past chairman of tht W. C. T. TJ. Reg. 10c Royal ASCO (in five flavors) gardens! In Mobile, Alabama, and a prominent "Dont Be Deceived" My-T-fine In Europe, where high member of the Baptist chnrcb. A member of the Alabama Execu- walla hide each plot from Dry Propaganda Pats* tive Committee of the W. C. T. U, Mrs. Mabel Jones West of Birming- Gelatine Desserts Desserts Gelatine Desserts view, the beauty-loving Another weU known Alabama wom- ham, has announced that she will sup- passer-by can get only a an, Mrs, T. 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The Insidious propaganda seventeen yean, has been speaking In Molt'i Sweet Cider qt jug 23c Geisha Japaneic Crab Meat can 32c of the whispering campaign should be favor of Smith. it, let us supply you with rose trellises or arbors, Moltt SWMI Cider V4 gal jug 39c ASCO Cooked Pumpkin big can 12c denounced In the strongest words we A prominent member of the Presby- benches, a pergola or an ornamental garden fence, can think of." terian Church In Jefferson City, Mo., Fancy Budded Walnut* lb 32* C«lif. Canned Fruit* (Buffet Size) .. 3 cans 25e which will held make your place one of the beauty One of the leading members of the and an ardent worker in the W. C. T. Fancy Miied N«t* lb 28c ASCO Hawaiian Sliced PineappU ....big can 27c W. C. T. TJ. who have denounced the U., Mrs. John P. 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She Is now assistant man- although a Republican, Is for Governor Reg-. ager of the Agricultural League of Smith because of what she calls the Nebraska, which Is working actively "damnable curse df Prohibition." California Peaches ^ 17c : 3 for 5Qc ll.HBLR WOODBRIDGE • • NEW JERSEY tor Governor Smith election. These are only a few of the sincere In Portsmouth, Vc Mrs. Carrie W. C. T. TJ. members who are reported Talcplioo* 12S Sykes. a Metaodlet Church communi- In all parts of the country, to be ris- Gold Dust Kirkman's IVORY SOAP cant, describing herself as a "lifelong ing in arms against the "unwomanly, member" of the W. C. T. TJ., has re- un-Chrlatlan and Intemperate poltey WASHING POWDER BORAX SOAP 4 roed cakes 25c signed becauBe of statements made at of the present leaders of the Women's Large 23c 3 cakes 17c a recent banquet of the Virginia State Christian Temperance Union." 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PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1928 GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA ATTACKS BIGOT* Short Lhttd Dollar, A paper *>»l«r Innta atmnt *,.. RALB10H. N C.—A TlRnrons cam- M Harvesting the Campaign Mail J month* In circulation, and nil nf . pulirn fnr the election of Rov. Smith CARTERET PRESS require abont seven second* i0 Cr, Is belnR made throughout North Caro- to circulation.—Cincinnati $150 Far Tau lina by Governor A- W. McLean, At- ruhli*h*d »wy rriday By tacking rellRlons Intolerance. be C H. BYRNE, 43 Chrom* An^ CARTERET, N. J. said: "I am ready to defend the right of Telephone Cutcrct 819 Governor Smith and every other man or woman, whether Catholic or H, BYRNB Editor and Manager Protestant, to worship God In his own Entered aa Mwd tU» aaiter JIM S, 1914, at Cartel**, N. X, way. • Office, nnder tk« Art of March >. 1879. "1 am for Oov. Smith because I be- lieve he Is In every, way qnalified to fill the office of president" New Jeraey Ne«U>orkoo4 CHURCH DECRIE8 BIGOTRY The Rev. Dr. Hngt K. Walker, mod- erator of the General Assembly of Uia Presbyterian Chnrch, Is cenaored In SALVATION ARMY SHOWS ITS SMARTNESS an adltorlsl In this week's PresbyW- jrUn. national church paper, for hU The Salvation Army sets the churches an example by de- I -all npon Presbyterians to support Hoover. His chorch position gives claring: "The Salvation Army is net in politics and neither our him no right to gl»e political advios, places of worship nor our officers are employed to take part the sdltorliU states. in the election." Throw Nothing Unlike some of the churches, the army does not feel under Away! a moral obligation to take part in the campaign to uphold the Highway BrnOt to We can make that ol<| s , • prohibition experiment, yet this organization is better placed The Roman highways bare endured look like new—wtiy threw • than any other organization on earth to observe how the Eigh- to the present time because their foun- away? Don't be wastt-f; dations were four and five fe«t deep We rehabilitate oW garm^ ing dry laws are such a success that churches are morally clothes obliged to enter politics in their defense, the obligation rest- Avoid Fire — Have Your You cant go wrong wh ing upon the Salvation Array should""* jtwter. you let us do your cl«ar.:v ' The Salvation Army has always been realistic. It deals Chimneys Cleaned •n Issue Into tha campaign by ac- of children. The results are amazing. most aa many visitors were on their York were General Kdward A. Logan credited Republican speakers wfll fhe adults were taught to write with the wrong hand, laM cheering wildly. For a long time, of Boston, Commander of the New result In a clean sweep of New York for instance, to operate the typewriter, and there were classes while the speaker waited, the demon- England Division in th« world war; and the Eastern states by Governor stration continued. Then Mr. Green Major General John f. OTtyan ot New Smith on that !ssne. MAGNIFICENT an algebra, science, foreign languages, and so on. For all said: fork. Commander of tha 77th Divi- Calling on Mr. rUover, Mr. fish three groups there* were classes in reading, spelling, arithmetic "Ton bare been fortunate Indeed, sion; Major Bernard Ryan of Albion, told the Republican presidential can- fend other elementary school subjects. And, in general, both In having as Governor one who was N. T.; Commander K- C Kay and for- didate that he wss "so disgusted with FURT In full sympathy with your social jus- mer Commander William Jonaa of tha suvih political binders" as are being •' adult groups learned more rapidly than the group of children, tice program and who assisted In se- Veterans of foreign Wars; Major committed by the Hoover campaign while the older adult group learned almost twice as rapidly as curing- this legislation. William F. Deegsn, former Command- managers that he contemplates aban- • the younger adult group. Great Outstanding Figure er ot the American Legion; Cot J. doning his speaking toor in New York TUESDAY—Oct. 3O- That is encouraging to those of us who are growing old- "I am glad that a study ot the rec- Monroe Johnson of Marion, B. C; state. j ord shows that the working men and Col. John Noonan ot Springfield, The Republican representative said MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES in * er. A great many of us may not want to learn anything ne,w women in this 8tat* showed tbelr ap- Mass., and James J. Hoar, vloe chair- he "Informed Mr. Hoover that Repub- any more. But whether we do or don't, it is some consolation preciation by voting tor him almost man ot the Democratic National Com- lican leaders committed a stupid poli- to know that we can—twjee as rapidly as flaming youth, if unanimously In svery election In mittee. tical blonder by forcing tha nomina- "Heart to Heart" which he flfured. Replying to the "specious argu- tion of Ambassador Hooghton," which they want to know it, when we WANT to. "This great outstanding Igure has ments" ot Republican speak*]* that "would endanger the entire ticket and also sow b«aa called to a larger field. I Governor Smith had b«*a unWanily alienate labor and the World War am convinced that Governor Smith's to war veterans In erUlcixing tha al- veterans, aad Jeopardise tha entire Men With Special Training Needed to Deal speech of acceptance and his rtfar- l*t«d economy of the Jtapublican Ad- Republican ticket Tha failure of tha EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT «nc* to to* abas* ot Injunctions has ministration, General Allen said: Republicans to nominate a single i j:». Successfully With the Wayward Boy made a deep Impassion on every in- "Governor Smith In Ma speech of World War veteran ... win be re- dustrial State. : acceptance, Instead ot lading fault sented by the rank and file." with the approfrtatloa for aid of dis- By BROTHER BARNABAS, P. 8. C "It U the purpose of the American Mr. Fish advised that Mrs. Mabel federation ot Labor to acquaint Its abled war veterans, approved them. Walker WlUebrsnt and all others who What he did critteb* U the intoler- VAUDEVILLE members with the speeches ot ac- are appealing to bigotry, be silenced It takes years to properly train a man BO that be can be allowed to ceptance of both candidates and their able *red-tape, technicalities and bu- "before Irreparable harm has been reaucracy* which has marked the ad- dona to the Republloau ticket." F?,-f>facti<* law, and Years more of study before vi permit him, to m in inter records in matters affecting labor, snd then leave the subject to the political ministration of thea* funds under Ke- 5-SMR rtCTS-5 p our physical ailments, but yet we allow any Tom, Dick and Harry to conscience of tha working men and pdhlican rule. "hi his speech ot acceptance, .Mr. tdsal with our boys when'they moat need wise guidance and companion- women ot America. "And I am satisfied that when they Hoover completely ignored th» plight Babies Love It > FEflTU RE PHOTO PWYS CO to the polls, they will atand by ot the disabled war veterans through- The wayward boy is a "hospital ease," and the practice of oonsign- out the nation. those who stood by them in their For all stomach and intestinal hours of need." "That Goiernor Smith's fullest tym- WEDNESDAY—Oct. 31— ih tag such youngsters to reformatories over which the wrong kind of men pathies are with the wax veterans and' trouble* and disturbances due aide cannot be too strongly condemned. Men in the positions of Endorses Governor Smith that be believes they deserve the full to teething, there ia nothing FRED THOMSON in A resolution endorsing Qovqrnoi eat measure ot assistance from a of reformatories s,nd corrective institutions should be especially Smith and calling upon labor every better than a sale Inlants' ] grateful Uepubllc, is shown by the fact Children's Laxative. men who have an M. A. degree. where to support him, waa unan that muter ins udmiulttlratkm as Uo« moiuly passed by the Committee o "KIT CARSON" ernor of New York Slata he signed Bend a "kid" to one of the reformatories we hare today under the Resolutions of the Siau> Federation. of men we maintain there, and he is released a candidate for the legislation pruvidinK a liberal Slat* MRS. Another demonstration occurred a boiiua; BIK.UI recognition'under plaltr THURSDAY—Nov. 1— ~" riiyi. There is hardly any blame for this wmwtitwn, It b ByracuiK), when Governor Smith ad civil strike Jaws; prorldiag kit an- drested aa utmost solidly lUpublleaa DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING slj a situation that has grown np without oar taking a great deal of nual gruxiL blind audience of 2&0 farm leaden, at mterans nf uiy American war who (All Invited) of it, but now that we are aware of the dangers of that condition dinner given ia his honor by Jerome am ruHideuu uf New York SUUt; and i owe it to ourselves and to the youngsters who will be tha tun of to- 1). Barnum, publisher ot a Republican an apprupruiiun of »10,lKiO,000 for a FRIDAY—No*. 2— ——— newspaper, the Syracuse Post Btaud- to ape that they are properly guided over the rough spots of their stato uuttima.1 lor too solo care ot CHARLIE MURRAY in ard. N«w Turk a dUablad veteran*." Public Sale I will MJI at public AUCTION, »t The boy doesn't want to hear any of the "tliou ahalt," "thou wilt" ay pt*c« oa Poor Fura Road, b«- "Vamping Venus" "HUM must" stuff after achool hours. What he wants is a good, Old CUmloid CoUan A patent tot celluloid coUam ra Tim* by SksWf fallcnriag property «B L man, not • woman director—he probably has too many of than as Issued in 1BTO. The material used was HatttM

» " 'l-rn«»n Hnvp OF ALL Of HI?, CARDS.~ it's GONNA COST and fancy clouting by Billy Urban- berg fanned Foreman to end f\ coopiA ^eARSn VAo- HO - Good Lead Lou's Team Defeats Bambino's \NE EACH PAY MlM rAfc,— • ki, George (Mule) Hut, »nd Char- Inning. VET'S sec, - Voo CANT U-y Hurgraves, went a long way last There wa* no further icoring Outfit When Ball Supply ^oa THE Cr\nos we AuwAiS LOSB Individual Records VicrurcB CAUt>s ArtQ TEH A umG, A aoEBN, Sunday afternoon in downing the til the fourth, when Amboy tied I* Exhausted Tiiiano Club of Perth Araboy by count. ZitUman hit to D'Zu I,anter, Mach 9 180 228 S?OTS COST Voo TEN TVJO Tens, K SE^BM LOOK WHAT Scnlly, Mach 9 178 228 AKO A MINB , - *Youo HfWB the fast Carteret Field Club. The who made u wild throw to first aa#S On Friday afternoon at Pearl CHIPS APl«CB , THE tinal score wa« 6-2. A crowd of Zittsman was permitted to Holly, Draft 8 174 221 FIFTY SI* CENTS Got IP Wb and Bridge streets, a veritable rain- REST AT FACE ,U>00 frentied fans witnessed the second. D'Zurilla wait credited Zimmerman, Draft. . . 9 171 232 \\o\-1 SMOKBS; itorm took place. You'e guessed it. ": Carteret Aces Lose London hns its Blackwall and Furian ., 166 170 156 didate for sheriff out in Kansas this ervising Principal and find out how Eimer & Amend 201.75';i Rotherhithe tunnels, Glasgow its Sargent 145 173 155 year? many crippled children are in the Wilder Co 106.88; Sullivan 179 202 184 To Amboy Y.M.H.A: three tube harbor tunnel, and Sam- iatrict. Motion carried. L. E. Knott Co 804.4*% burg its twin tube Elbe tunnel. But On Saturday Gehrig and Ruth hop- Chrome Merchant A communication from the Jr. A, N. Palmer Co 357.9 none of these is as long as the Central Scientific Co 41.88I; 832 842 S15 ped off for Syracuse where.they were Local Ba*ketbaU Team Gets Woman's Club was read requesting Holland Tunnel in • New York.— Philip Schleesinger 16,4 due to play that day. Has Big Sale permission to use the auditorium. Tub. MilUi Jolt At Start of Season American Magazine. W. B. Wood Co. 8.5 J. O'Donnell 143 133 146 Motion by Commissioner Jeffreys The Babe introduced Tony Laz- ;hat the request be granted. Motion Sam, Brown 252,7 Murnane 138 162 The Carteret Aces inauguerated Sarlat Brothers Store Releases J. L. Hammett Co 3,766.0 teri to the radio audience while he Minutes of the regular meeting of arried. Downey 144 their 1928 court campaign by losing Flood of Bargains in J. P. Enot Meshlowite 144 146 made his speech in favor of Al to the Y. M. H. A. Leaders of Perth the Carteret Board of Education held A communication from the Inter- Borough in the high school qSTTueeday even- national Photographic Service was The Prang Co Rowe 154 180 162 Smith. The Wallopin' Wop was de- Amboy, at the Madison avenue court Public Service Coord. Act 824)1 Lorocco 186 158 162 cidedly backward. in that city. The final score waa 23- ing, October 9, 1928, with President read and upon a motion by Commis- One of the most notable sales held Heil presiding. sioner Coughlin same was received Scott Foresman Co 15. Seigal played well for the vic- in Carteret in many a day bejgan American Bok Co 103,(1 _ "76B ~776 775 Well, Babe and Lou have gone Roll call showed the following and filed. tors while R. Brown, and S. Rabin- yesterday in the. store of Sarlat Benj. H, Sanborn Co 188.8*3 from Elizabeth but we will see them present: Heil, Bishop, Jeffreys, Con- The following bills were Officai owits were the outstanding stars for Brothers in Rooaevelt avenue near South West. Pub. Co 66.8C1 •gain next year at the Yankee Sta- rad, Brown, Schwarth, Coughlin. The paid: Sotak 148 1 the- local team. The Aces, a light The board being polled all vatifl dium battering down the stolid the Crescent Theatre in the Chrome minutes of the previous meeting were M. E. Yorke ?* 107.05 • Menda .. 125 . junior team, will play many court yea. fences at that field. The fenew at section. This firm has a system of read and approved. Emil Skiba 2.00 Von Dreele 168 188 138 contests during the coming winter The standing committee repor the Yankee Stadium are further a- buying out the entire stock of stores The report of the Supervising Kurt Grohman 51.00 Kavanaugh 202 179 128 months. progress. way than at Sportsmen's Park, St. when such stores are about to close Principal was read and upon a mo- Samuel E. George ^ 285.00 Donovan 144 204 179 The score: Commissioner Brown stated Louis, not to talk about Sportsman's Up for the many reasons that effect tion by Commissioner Cougblin same Chas. J. Brady : 136.00 Jakeway *,. 166 196 138 G. F. T was a complaint made on the 19th .1 Carterat Acei buainees: The prices paid are, of was received and filed. Max L. Brown 842.00 Park, Elizabeth. 1 2 September and 26 of Septembe^ R. Brown f. course, of less than a quarter of the The report for Continuation class P. Diedritk 3.00 818 892 769 when the bus carrying pupils Swartz, f ? J current market price of goods. The was read and upon a motion by Com- W. Misdom 21.00 Urrupin' Lout ab r 1 1 3 down and .children were late L. Ruhel, f. result is that Sarkt Brothers sell missioner Schwartz, same was receiv S, Paliregaus •• 9.00. Medwick, cf." 4 2 school. Edgie ... 161 119 168 B. Rabinowitii, f .:.. 0 0 at retail attar below ordinary whole- ed aod filed. W. V, Coughlin 180.72 Stfiott, 3b 8 * The committee was instructed Neder 169 190 180 Wexler, c. * » sale figures. The report of the attendance of- Perth Amboy Gas Co 1-95 Investigate and see it the pupil* Martin ...... 153 161 174 llbb 4 2 S. Rabinowitz, g. 3 ° On another page an advertise ficer was read and upon a motion by N. J. Bell Tel. Co 49.43 being transported us required and |*£| W. D'Don'l 178 202 176 Ashen, g •'• ° ° ment gives a good many of the great Middlesex Water Co 205.48 D'Zurilla, If 0 0 port at the next meeting. ' '•' Karacewaki 161 176 160 Cohen, g bargains offered. The Frederick H. Turner Co, Pub. Serv. Elec. Co. ,-.. 224.48 Velblnger, 2b., pp.. Motion by Commissioner Schwab In a circular circulated in the bor- :: Insurance ;: Atlas Fence Co 743,00 Madjeaki, c 8 0 6 3 1$ 60 adjourn to call of chair. ough earlier in the week «n error 459 Ea*t Ave., Sawaran Prank CseUe 217.00 f» \ G. F. T. W. V. COUOHIJN, Machlnai rf Y. M. H. A. appeared regarding stockings and Telephone Woodbridge 239 H. F. Elliott , 61.7& p., 2b. 1 <0 2 District Cle Lauter 187 Kyien, f leggins for children. The price of Brown Bros. 714.78 Breslin, f. ... 12 4 FiUgerald 162 29 10 11 ,204 the stockings was accidentally affixed Aaron RabinowiU 104.80 Cashin 188 . 5 "1 11 to the. legging. Joseph Blankoph ,,219.74 Buttin' Bab«« ab Seigal, g .. Galvanek 130 . 3 .000 HARDIMAN'S Louis Huber 45.10 Budging, ss Harris, g. Scally 112 .10 2 P HA R M A C Y Joseph Turner 143.34 Kara, 2b, ., * Bwoich, g. Nelly W. Ritschy 47.61 T 679 Ruth, lb/ 4 Ed. L. Kurdiniun, formerly of D. C. Heath 178.54 8 10 S 23 HPHE Merchants Coplan, c Heuinati'a, I'wth Ambuy BRIEGS Draftiag, Baker & Taylor 12i>.49 McBntee, 3b 3 J Samuel French 3.75 Zimmerman 148 3 _ A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — who advertise in Blind 126 Jacobspn, cf Edu. Co 24.00 MEN'S STORE AWare* 1«6 Feller, If - 8 this paper will give PRESCRIPTIONS Pub. Co , 31.06 McEwen 121 RohHk, rf J " Bustin Babes 214 001- Harjiur Bros. 8. IS 91 Smith St., cor. King Helley ..., 198 Pent*, p f " Home rune, Ruth (2), Gehrig. yon best values for Called For and Delivered Universal Hub. iSyndicate 649.18 Sullivan, 2b ° " Three base bit, Schott Two bane Be"]. H. Sanborn u Cor. Uahway Aveuuj Lammerding, rf 1 (2), your money. Ma«rolU*n PERTH AMBOY", TO2 Geh tmd Gwen Street 86 S STATEMENT MkMtean.sa.: nld publication for tiw date shown tn Maa*c«a*mt, Cir- Cfcaa. H. Byrne, having b«*n duly he aboT« option, required by the Annul ocenrranca: After tha fam- tha Rnaslaa wolf- calatioa, etc, rM|air*d by A* Act •worn aoeorditiR to lav, depose* and jA Art t off AAngnir t 2244 ,191 19122 , embodiebdid di in PROGRESSIVES llj bodjrrt wts all BtrftlghtfeiMd «*fj la ronaWercd a beast

MIDTSOM, Wl«—Any llngArinf dottbt that the Republican ProgreisiTa rota ot th« Nation would (to to !!• Daoaocratl« presidential candldata haa b«am dlsa*U*d by startling political da- Important Changes in ratopaMnU during the put waak. Tha Capital Tlmen. k>nf[ known at tha ortaa ot the late Senator Rotort M. LaTsllatta, anil the iMdlnc Pro- tiMUlia aawapaper In the Wot, In an ••«• BlaJaa tkat he would apeak for GOT- •nor SnltK Senator Blalna, who waa alactad UirM tlmei by tha Ra- pabUcaaa aa Gorernor ot 'Wlaconain. A 'STANDARD CONTRACT anoeaadad to the leaderahip of tha IN CARTERET Wlaoowalm ProtresalTea upon tha guarantees low price for two winters daath at tha elder UFolletto. H« had VraTaMMly denounced Hoorar. Sana- p rate for RESIDENCE tar Narrla, ot Nebraaka. dominant Ra- We are in a position to offer you a contract yobUou ProcrenWe leader, haa alao EXTENDED JL EXTENDED ScofcE SERVICE aodanad Smith's stand on fann rallaf for a two years' supply of "Standard" Heating and water power. SCOPE witl be reduced to $4.00 or Furnace Oil at a guaranteed low maximum Tfca Rapnbllcan Bute Oantnl Com- is an optional set' a month, providing an individ- •Ittaa ta Wlacomln. headed by Ear- price. This not only protects you against ma» I*. Hkarn. hat repeatedly refused possible rising prices, but assures you a supply,, vice for use in place ual line and an unmeasured to aadoraa tha HooTer-Cnrtla Ucket ofRegular Local Area number of calls in the Extended Orw tha doorway ot a local hotel la a of the highest quality, cleanest burning oil for Sajtdns banner reading: your burner for two heating seasons. Service. It treats 5 Local Calling Area. "ProgreealTe Republican Headquar- cent toll calls to near- tara: Attrad E. Smith lor Praaldent." Deliveries will be promptly made in any by points as local The present measured Recidence Ex- weather by most modern equipment, manned messages,and in most tended Service at $4-25 a month for PftUUwr, Chas. H. Byrne, Car- taTct. N. J. by specially selected drivers with a record for cases, its use means a minimum of 65 calls a month will BAtar, Chas. H. Byrne, Carteret, savingB or no added N. l7 clean and satisfactory deliveries. , be discontinued. Mauuinc Editor, Chaa. H. Byrne, cost for subscribers Cmrta«t,N. J. If you want to settle your fuel problem easily who call frequently Butneta Manager, Chaa. H. Byrn«, The minimum rate for MEA- Cartewt, N. J. ' and economically for the next two winters to these exchanges: i. That the owner it Chaa. H. SURED BUSINESS EXTENDED Byraav communicate with us at once. S. That tha known bondholders, SCOPE SERVICE will be reduced motl|Sgeac and other Mcnrity hold.- CARTERET to $4-00 a month for an indi- era owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mort- STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW JERSEY EMERSON vidual business line and 60 calls gagee, or other securities are: None. TRINITY a month in the Extended Local LINDEN Calling Area, instead of the Arehmological Problem MATTANO ST. and SEAMAN ST., PERTH AMBOY Telephone. Partfc Amta 1700 PERTH AMBOY present $5.50 a month for 90 HohflnJJo-dajo, on the west bank of RAHWAY the Indus, ilea 1JS0O miles from Baby- calls. Charges for additional lon, aa Oat crow flies, and yet, th* ROSELLE dUas twHt on the plains of the Indns calls will be continued. 8000 yaan B. 0, were architecturally WOODBRIDGE stmflar to ifaoae of the Babylonian plan. Arcfeeologtcal dlacoreriea hare A new unmeasured Business not yet rerealed whether the orlflnal dealgners were Indians or Baby- Extended Scope Service will lonian*. also be introduced — $7.50 a month for an individual busi- For fuil information ness line and an unmeasured number of 'rails in the Extended at to how any of these Local Calling Area. dosses of service will An Investment For All fit your particular The Regular Local Area Service needs, please call for residence or business will "Business Office" be continued as at present* ' Thrifty People

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A 317 M with in T«r «f POM! for dtntal ofle* wttk IM of tu and rathe how**, tnelwrtof cafes* for down, Manet |t$ woiittly; all irleetrfc Hflit fcw to ekrwry coopto r«nt « word; minlmm* «harft 25c. toHV with tflUlo, dlnTn» nita, li- hwjrrowmnitr; PBon* WftHbrttli nr wMow who win Uke car* of den- brary, two bedrooms and kitchen, 9204. , tal office and aiwweT tf)«»phon« calln. with all floor eoTerfnjs. W.I. 9-28; 10-5, 12. PROFESSIONAL Instruction. Violin all Carteret 850. Mutt be disposed of immediately or piano. Elsie M. Wood, 120 Irv- WANTED OR RENT—Gtrag*. Call at 5SP to lettle estate. Will b« sold cheap. Tim McCoy At HU Bolt in(t street, Rahway, N. J. CLEAN RAGS want*], ate «f __ Rahway avenue or Phone 2fi7. Apply B. Engt-hn^n, ROOm 14, Clti In Dram* of Indian* W.I. 10-19, 26* * tent Bank Bldg.. Rihway. ItrrchW oi lariror. Be a ponn& W.I. 9-21 tf. lliddlwwx Prmt. »0 Ortm itrMt, FREE Instruction, Fts.no or Violin, 7-6 tf. "Wyoming," a new western film for use of room, must be central- FOR RENT—5 room flat; bsth all drama starring Tim McCoy and com- ly Ideated, Address MM! E. Wood, improvements; 04 Main* street, PlKEwOOD for nil, pine or o*k, In lo the State Theatre 120 Irving street, R»hway, N. J. Woodhridge; $28.00 per month; In any lengths desired. Pbnn? **rx»d Is much light on the W.I. 10-19, 26* quiro Nnthan Duff or phone Wood i>ridg« 103. John Th«mn, Oakland which brought about the atate of In- hridg« 1234. jvenue, Scw»r«n. dian unrest in the far west imme- Feen^mint WANTED W.I. 8-10, tf. diately after the Civil War. WANTED—.Young man for FOR SALE~-Compt«te Shrnbhcry McCoy, who 1B a noted authority office work. Must be able to op- FOR RENT—Woodbridge; furnished for your home. 1 l«rne 8 to \n Th« Lastattvt on the plainB Indians, appears in the ante standard gear shift car. Bring apartment for light housekeeping. ft. Apple, Pear, or Plum tree, S •tory which recites the thrilling license and reference. Icha!>od T Telephone Woodbridge 50-J; or call bearing she Grape vine*, 1 Nnrwnv drama of the wresting of the hunt- Williams A Sons, Carteret. N. J. 631. Rahway •venue. Sprue*, 12 to IB inch, 1 Arbor Viul Ton Chew American, IB t<> 18 inch, 1 Goldm d TUWCWVW AILEEN PRINOLE ,VT 'BEAU ing lands from the Indian tribes who W.I. 10-26./ W. I. tf. were holding it under treaties with Codar, 10 to IE Inch, 3 y«*r Mock At the Rahway Thrnt.rn liwlny and tomorrow. Like Gum the American government, or its FOR RENT OFFICES to rent, |15 per montb. dranfte, Weipelt, Fo myth la. Spiren, representative*. Inquire Middlesex Press, 18 Green Coral Dofrwood, 3 large Ro»e Climh- Extreme Northern Landt Earlieit Pochet Matdhf Included in the cast are Home real H2 GROVE Avenue; Furnished street, Woodbrldge tn, 10 different Perennials, all fnr NoTtttt Indians, several of whom took part rooms, all Improvements; private $12.00. Janso's Numery, Sewarun, The territory surrounding the North Respite the ninny clnlmnnta, the amily. W.I. 10-2*5 — A Classified Adv. Will Sell II N. J., near Public School. But the Mint jflla Is owned by different nntlona honor of Inventing the first real "frle- In that struggle. Chief Goes-in-the- (ho United 8tates owns AlnRka, rnn tlmi mutch" of the kind with which Lodge and Water Man, two Arapa- 1,1,1 owns some of tho fnr northorn we are fnmtltar toila.y belongs to John hoo, were with Sitting Bull when the Sioux massacred Cluster's band at brrltory. Denmark owns Grwntnnd Wnlkor, a Stncktnn-on Tees (Bnglnnd) the Little Big Horn. busslfl owns the land from Bering chemlRt, In 182(1 he wn8 filing h|9 Emits westward, Norway owns Rpttr, friction llghfe for n glinting for a Dorothy Sebastian, who- appeared with him in "California," is seen In rfcn. Denmark owns Iceland. There hundred, nn<) twopence for the hoxt the featured feminine role as the j no knowledge of land nearer th* The mntoh wns prnwiefl hetween the daughter of a famous western guide. fingers tn n pWco of enndpnper. Borlh pole than fhe plnoo* lust Much of the story was filmed in the. ntati; of Wyoming and several of the sequences were taken on the histori- cal spots where whites and Indians BRATTER AND POUAK'S MILLION DOLLAR THEATRE" fought out their quarrels with rifle ,nd hatchet. The picture was pro- need by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and lundreds of real Indians are seen iefore the camera.

BREEZY" COMEDY C IN V1DOR SERIES 89 I Standard Cord Tire* MAKE Not ft fake gnwanteft—b« • raa.nnfftotnnr'i The Miignificient Flirt" Utei lntrif guarantee—vihtn bwjiag tiro DEMAND * mann tNXIR uing Situations After tk« facttirer's written guaranty that b«r» their rf French Mannar TIRES T V B K S y Matinee—Monday to Friday, 2 to C> P. M. natore.' 30 x 3yJp...$2,96 Evenings—Monday to Friday, 7 to 11 P. M. Foltowing closely on the heels o One Year Wditan Onarastee Saturday!, Sundays and Holidays Continuous from 1 to 11 p. M. ,wo successful starring vehicles Heavy Duty "Honeymoon Hate" and ''Doomsday Tirrt QuaJity Florence Vidor's latest Paramoun 30x3% Cl. ^ 29 x 4,40....$8.96 TODAY and TOMORROW— production, "The Magnificient Flirt' 30x4.50.... $7,46 30x4.75.... $9.99 lomes to the State Theatre on Sun 31 x 4 $9.96 ay. 80x4.95... $10.96 PATSY RUTH MILLER in "The Magnificient Flirt" is de- 32x4....'. $10.95 31x5.00... $10.96 scribed as a breezy comedy savorin ^ 84x4^.' 33x4 $11.45 Six, 5.25... $11.46 if French farce and shows Miss V: DjTCMMdMTS aixB.OO. . $7.85 82 x 4%...$14.95 80x6.77... $13.95 dor in the role of a confirmed flirt 33 x4y,.,.$16.45 82x5.77... $13.95 "The First Auto" About her eye-winking proclivities i CARS f£A \ 31x4.05. 81x6.00... $13.95 31x535.... $2.40 34 x iVt...$16.95 woven a string of amusing adven 30x5,25. .$19.45 82x6.00... $14.95 tures, the climax being reached wher 83x6.00... $16.95 8axe.00.-,.$3.05 with BARNEY OLDFIELD an admirer accuses her of being un- .$19.95 ladylike. He puts her to a test—and .$9.95 82x6.20... $16,95 33x6.00.,.. $3.1' loses out, much to the satisfaction' of his nephew, who loves Miss Vi-, RIM dor's daughter. orage Batteries TOOU H, d'Abbadie D'Arrast, who direct- RffifO BfflGAINf CONRAD NAGEL and ed "A Gentleman From Paris", "Ser- vice For Ladiea" and "Serenade" for Regularly $25 Genuine Adolphe Menjou, wrote the original MYRNA LOY in ettry, from which "The Magnificient TELETONE Flirt" was adapted by Jean deLimur. SPEAKER An excellent cast ia to be seen in Miss Vidor'a support, this aggrega- Sod, Rich. M.llow Tons "State Street Sadie" tion including Albert Conti, who ap- peared in "The Legien of the Con- demned", as the admirer who tests $7.50 $2.80 Anhmutt* the flirt's integrity; Loretta Young, Nona Sold to Windshield Oean SUN., MON., and TUES.,—October 28, 29 and 30— Lon Chaney'a former leading wo- D*>l«rs man, as her daughter; Matty Kemp, of the Mack Sennett comedy forces, 45.Volt "B" Batteries Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle us Loretta's fiance; Marietta Mill- ner, as Fifl, "a perfect lady"; and E»tt« Hamvyi Complsl*. $1.39 in "BEAU BROADWAY" Ned Sparks, as an American in Pa- ... and.. . ris, about whom much of the action Socket takes place. $1.39 Kex Lease, Mildred Harris, Mitchell Lewis \yrench Set in "THE SPEED CLASSIC" — Please mention this paper to nd- IDEAL vertiaers; it helps you, it helps them, 201-A Tubes it helps your paper. — CONSOLE SET Fir$tn T*sled SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY— Biggttt Value £u«r 69c HALLOWE'EN STAGE FESTIVAL ~~~ Offered in Radio Shotvr 200A $2.00 Man So Nervous Feels Cigar Lighter 22s 1' 2 — Super Specialties — 2 6-TUBE SET $1.75 His Stomach Jump LECW VALVX mmtB MONSTER PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW I-Dial in a CoruoJe with Cone Spwk- $ A .9t BUBEY IK FOR X&KSB THE MAGIC MAN — "THE GREAT THOMAS" "I got so nervous my stomach felt CROSLEY MUS1CONE er SpeeuU.. 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r»f the Southwesterly line of Wash- DISTRICT NO. fi: (Voting place, several courses of W»M cr«ek to Avenue; and thencn {<)) ington Avonuo and Perching Avenu*; High School), BEGINNING at the Penning Avenue; and thence (11) alonjc Perahing Avenue-'t,, ','|""lh"'ly running then™ (1) Southerly, alonft rnrner formed by the intersection of Southerly, along Pershing Avenue to of Beginning. i^^rp NEW YORK TICKET Pershlng Avenue to Lurch Street; tho Northerly line of Washington the place of Beginning. DISTRICT NO. 8- « sure of the largest majority erer received by a m \ecttna uou to attend candidate for Governor. HI* presence on the Democratic ticket, coupled with the fact that he Is one of Gov- ernor Smith's closest friend*, leaves the Hoover forces without hope In the Empire State %sVl But what IB of greater significance since no well-Informed person has ' ever doubted the Governor's ability to carry his own State, Is the reaction Scent from 'The ftrjt Auto'- A YUrner Bros Production, w to Mr. Roosevelt's candidacy In the —At the Rahwny Theatre next Week. West and South. HIB consent to be- \ v com< the nominee, at Governor Toting Block Tin nue; thence (3) Westerly along Smith's request, baa made ridiculous It would be necessary to have n Roosevelt Avenue to Charles Street thence (4) Northerly along Ch;irk>! the "Tammany cry" with which Re- chemical analysis made to tell wheth- 1 publican campaign managers have at- er block tin Is pure. A block-tin pipe Street and continuing in a straigh tempted to Influence voters In the dis- line to the Rahway River at a poin 1 will have the characteristic white where Deep Creek empties into said tricts unfamiliar with the Governor *, color of tin on a Bled surface, It will River; thence (5) Southeasterly record. be 80ft and easily bent, and It will along the llahway River to Staten A*\ Ttmminy Not Represented "crackle" on rnpid bending. This "tin Island Round; and thence (6) South cry" is due to the motion of the large erly along Staten Island Sound to thi Mr. Roosevelt has never been affili- place of Beginning. ated with Tammany Hall, nor any tin crystals. The melting point of pure tin Is about 232 degrees centi- DISTRICT NO. 2: (Voting place 'WHIWKDHOMYRUUS other political machine. la fact, not Columbus School), BEGINNING a • single candidate on the State ticket, grade, and this gives nnother method the junction of Staten Island Sound •which was In actuality named from of checking the purity. and Noe's Creek; running thence (1) top to bottom by Governor 3tnlth, ha* — Please mention this paper to Westerly, along Noe's Cre*4t tc any connection with Tammany. advertisers. — Pershing Avenue; thunce (2) South New York Republican leaders ac- erly along Pershinjj Avenue to Nev ELECTION NOTICE Jersey Terminal Railroad; thcnci knowledge that, unlike their own (3) Easterly, along the New Jersej Our Policy for over candidate who is linked with the big Borough of Carteret Notice of Terminal Railroad and across the power Interests, Mr. Roosevelt Is in- Registration, Primary and lands of I. T. Williams Company t vulnerable to attack. A distinguished the moufc* o£ Tuftts Creek where 69 Years! General Election. Official of the Wilson Administration, eame emptii>s*into the Statun Island It has always been our policy to In which he served as Assistant Sec- Bound; and thence (4) Northeily retary of the Navy, and the Demo,- in conformity with the provisions along Staten Island Sound to ih maintain clean, attractive store* of an act entitled "An Act to Reg-place of Beginning. ^o*- which are managed by men who cratlc candidate for Vice President In ulate elections," approved May 5, 1920, he consistently refused to run DISTRICT N. 3: (Voting place are thoroughly trained in the im- 1920, the supplements thereto and Miles and NevUl's office Hudson lor Governor until pressed to do so amendments thereof, to the end of Street and Roosevelt Avenue) portance of serving the public by Governor Smith. the legislatice session of: 1927 notice BEGINNING at the junction of Tufts Fair and Courteously. One Blgniflant reaction to Governor is hereby given that the District Creek and Staten Island Sound; run- ts*. Smith's choice of a man of such char- Board of Registry and Election in ning thence (1) Westerly alonp ««*»*. We also sell the Best Quality acter and reputation to succeed him aTi/d for the Election Districts of the Tufts Creek to the New Jersey Ter- at the lowest possible price. at Albany Is the defection of two Borough of Carteret will meet in the minal Railroad and continuing along places hereinafter designated for the said railroad to the. intersection <.f >* strong Hoover newspapers In New purpose of registering all persons en- York, the Sun and the Telegram, both Pershing Avenue and Holly Street; titled to vote at the- ensuing primary thunce (2) Southerly, along Pershing of which announced editorially that On, Tuesday, November 6th, 1928,Avenue and continuing in a straight they would support the Democratic between the hours of G A. M. and 7 line to the Staten Island Sound candidate for Governor. o'clock P. M.. the District Bourd of thi>tiee ':!). Easterly and Northerly, To Preserve Smith Ideali Elections will meet for the purpose along the said Staten Islard Sound WARM SPRINGS, Ga.—Explaining of conducting the general olecti.m to the place of Beginning. for the electiun of candidates nomi- DISTRICT NO. 4: (Voting place, why ho had* consented to be drafted nated at the Primary Election for ^.Spinach^IS" by the party leaders of Now York Harry Berger's, Pershing Avi'., the offices hereinafter mentioned. at Union Street) atate, after his previous refusal to Electors of a President and Vice- accept tils' nomination for Governor, President of the United States. BEGINNING at the intersection of Baker'sCo«oa*I7 Franklin D, Roosevelt said: the Southwest corner of Larch Street Quaker or Mother Oats 3 „, 25c 1 United States Senator. and Pershing Avenue; running "It was because thoy felt and 1 felt 1 Governor. thence (1) Southerly, along Persh- that the whole splendid structure of 1 Member of House of Representa- ing Avenue and continuing in a PalmlireStait 3"*"20* Rinso < &° 19' government built up by Governor tives, i straight line to Staten Island Sound; Smith and all the high Ideals of serv- 3 Members of General Assembly. thence (2) Westerly, along Staten ice to the people which he had estab- 2 Freeholders. Island Sound to the Westerly bound- lished were in peril that caused ma to 2 State Committeemen. ary line of the Borough of Carteret; GaMen's Mini aril *" XI" P«G Soap 7 ••"• 25' accept the nomination. 1 Mayor, thence (3) in a general Northerly 'That is something too Important 2 Councilraen, direction along the boundary lino of 1 Justice of the Peace. the Borough of Carteret to Roosevelt to let any personal considerations Avenue; thence (4) Easterly, along weigh In the slightest. I am iu this Revised Polling Places of the Roosevelt Avenue to Arthur Avenue light not to wlii personal fionor, but where the Southwesterly boundary 'n g% f|g Htwtmm-9mtnmm f A< for the carrying forward of the policies Borough of Carteret line of the Borough it Carteret N of Governor Smith." DISTRICT NO. 1: (Voting Place, meets same; thence (!>) Northwest- Shaker Salt Washington School), BEGINNING erly along said boundary line to Ht the junction of Noe's Creek with Larch'Street; thence ( OUOaUi said Noe's Creek to Penning Ave- DISTRICT NO. D: (Voting place, nue; thence (2) Northerly, along Cleveland School), BEGINNING at TO SUPPORT SMITH Pershing Avenue to Roosevelt Ave- the corner formed by the intersection Vlfar-Time President Scorned Cry Potatoes That He was Tammany Candidate. READFS Per* Amboy THEATRES WASHINGTON. — President Wood- READE'S row Wilson Iu 1918 urged hie relatives READE'S to vote (or Alfred E. Smith, who was then a candidate for Governor of New STRAND York, and to work tor hla election. MAJESTIC Continuous Performance The Incident was described to Telephone 1593 Tomatoes Mends by Mrs. Rolle E. boiling, a BleterUlaw ot Mra. Wilson, who now ION resides In Washington Continuous Performance "Mr. Boiling and 1 called on Presi- Telephone 108 dent and Mrs. Wltaon during a Red Ctuaa drive In the late summer of 1918, when we were living in New 3 Z9 York. President Wilson faked If 1 bad registered. 1 replied In the nega- Sunda,y tive, explaining that We had not done so because we thought Mr. Smith wai Mary Aitor in toe candidate of Tammany Hajl. "1 will uuver forget how he looked "HEART TO HEART" ome of our D< at me and aald In a very serious tone: igular Prices " 'Go tomorrow and register and Er*por*UA Ifllk "SISST both work and vote (or Mr. Smith.' • . • « can "We did," added Mrs. BolUug, "and Mjr-T-Fln* Dessert . . j. KaroSyrupS:, . . , - X feel that in voting (or him again Monday, Tue». a»4 Wed.— tola year we are obeying almost a Fride ol the Farm Catsup CC solemn Injunction." Hecker's FARM EDITOR FOR SMITH VAUDEVILLE Doable Tip MaUhet • . 0B3 KOINES. Iowa.—The farmers World's Biggest Act* 1 of the United. Statet can best serve • Fcrrln * Saute . FltlMlittaii*s Teatt . . tbeli own Interest* by throwing their k Dnrkeo* • Sala4 Dr influenc* to Governor Alfred119. Smith . "f*$k BlcNary-Haugtin bill, but also jca "stra'uJ'l'WWUnlueaD oilU THE MARINES" I" / : ot tb& < poocilite0>M ATLANTIC I 0. i (.. J r «#l CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928

Action of Lightning Relic of Ancient Ract The mysterloM quirk of lightning Thn oldest relic of the early age* ARKPARIS (tint (ears off the Bole of a shoe or the yet found In YnrkRhIra, England, Is THE Hhne of the perdon who irmy be believed to be an undent stone Im- Is not mysterious nt nil. Many plement (itscoTerefl at Raton Nab, FASHIONS P tmve penplrlnR feet. The near Mlddlesborongh. It Is m\i to be electric holt enconnters the perspira- nbmit 7f>,O

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Johnny Hines have concentrated on It as a fabric for afternoon frocks ot both thfi simple 5The classified telephone directory and elaborate type. The majority of the patterns run to the small Incon- produces results for advertisers. in Henry Frahme Elizabeth spicuous tort, little dota, broken and Arrange now to have your business Interwoven, tiny stars, little flowera, 3 Broad Street fine stripes and confetti patterns. And message reach the thousands of tele- "THE RIGHT IDEA" Hours 8 A. M.-8 P. M. Near Regent Theatre In all the lovely stiaden of brown and phone users in this district. } Telephone, beige, the dull rcdB and RreeM and write or call our nearest business office. THtStASOHSStHSATION | Phone Em. 9108 the slatelsh blues that by now are es- ** PniUNTfO IN PE6S0N By and short subjects tablished as the season's colors. Black leads them all aa a background color. cm LA SALISBURY The rayon frock Illustrated la from N E W J K It S K \ II ELL Berthe and It was chosen, not only because It shows the use of this fabric TELEPHONIC COMPANY In one of Its mont Important designs *• A Neu. Jftwy tiutltucion Backid by National RtMnmw •*. as well aa color combinations—beige GOOD DENTISTRY confetti on black—. but because It hows, too, one of Berthc's favorite Lehigh at Wilkes-Barre cannot be valued in dollars and new ways of trimming! Little fiat cents. tabs of the fabric, cut and scalloped onusual lines and applied flat to the COAL Our Dentistry is GOOD. frock at various strategic points. This frock has a red and beige flowerand : W» allow 50c p«r ton reduction If paid far Our Dentistry is Painless. 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M. 6, 1928 PAGE TEN at during the y Hi'inilor Oeo. -When I walk out of my ilm •Inn of oruanUed agriculture's «t«nd "On May first, 1918, Mr. Hoover, W Nnrrla, RBpiihllran True i HOOVER BETRAYED my garden." wrote Almmnrk < In this elctlnn If" th« resolution *n- then Food Administrator, In a oiihllo FARM STATES lonil.T In N>brft »l<^. who SMITH VICTORY "1 walk ont of my hnhltnnl «..if | | ilnrslng (lorenim Smith's position «n<1 addrnas dnolarwi: ewry-day ttiongTil*. . . . n, Konntnr Knrrlti. n il.iimrh prnhlhl rnnfinmnltW lh.it <>f th* ltHran " '1 aKr(>« with thn contention of glvPR Pntrnncp to nnolhi>r khir pnrly. adopto.l r.-. fiitly In !><•« Molnee FARMER, PEEK STAMPEDE TO tfunlst »nii Mothoillsi, hai hpnn for n j OR RUIN, SAY •ome f»rm«T» that thny would lifl cut- with Its own Intercdtft nnd nnnn|., by thn Corn lWt fnmmlttw. Thin l« qu.irtpr of a cen- \ ting |5 and perhaiw $10 a bushel for Incident*, ft In a plncn nf i-m-n]w tnrr In Conicrpa*, a tlm alllftncB nf (lu> l« ninst Important thetr whnat If It hart not been for the fnrm f>rKB.n1rnti"ii<< In the Mlddl* AVERS restraint Imposed by the frovernmftnt.' leading ndvnratn of GOV. SMITH FARM LEADERS Wnst, with a romlilnPil membership "I repeat that elthnr Spnator Borah farm relief mPRfl- nr.t Ho not r>n!y of 1,600,000 hpnila of families. Mr. and other Republican leader* arn Norris and Blame, Republican Hoover'* record him bi>«n hitterly con- Gives Proof That Candidate Was wholly Ignorant ot the 'record' which enjoys the com- Anxious to Get Out Every Pos- Progressive Leaders. En- plete confldsnre of demned, also, by a resolution passed Responsible for Low Price Senator Borah so pflrntstentlr quotas, by the National Farmer*1 Union. OT he or they ar» guilty of fraud. People Read dorse His Policies. t 1 fl farming re- sible Vote for Champion of of Wheat. cinn« bat In the Latdere Endoree Smith "I Insist that you and other Ranut> Agriculture. Amon» the many prominent farm laad- Ilcan leaden Inform Senator Borah, f.iremost Republi- GOV. MADDOCK BOLTS TO .r. who hare endorwd Dovemor hmKhi other speaker* and the public whether This Newspaper cs ii anthorlty on portion on Agriculture an* denounce Uiat of «ir. Hoover, »™ the following-. BORAH "EITHER IGNORANT the cable from Mr. Hoover In 1919 or "FARMER'S CANDIDATE" t>oth farm relief CITE RECORDS OF NOMINEES 8. H. Thomixon. frenlilont of a* e r t OR GUILTY OF FRAUD" the claims of Republican leaders now and water power. American Parni Hurpau ^«' . * '°"-..M an presented In the campaign text Senitor Whe«l«r, LiFoilette Running Ridiculing HOOT- W. H. Settle, J'renliunt ot the Indiana Tlurt'« why it would be I •ears* of Farm Organization* Endor** Farm Bnraan Ffd erst Ion. mi-m. book and In the public statement* of Male, Rout* G. 0. P. In M0M»na— CrtTCAQO—Senator Borah I* either era 'arm program Democratlo Candidate and De- Eari c. Smith, IT.-aKlunt ot the minoti republican speakers are a fraud. profitable for you to Hoover Adviier* Frantic but as "meaningless." Ignorant of Herbert Hoover's record nounce Hoover; Official* Agriculture Amorlntion. KM..nun "Somebody is not telling the truth. advertise in h Helple**. and MterHng that the Republican can- Vm. Hlrth, I'rwM-nt of fth' MUaonri or Is "willfully gulltr of fraud" In hi* Active In Campaign. Farm.™ A«»rini»* and ?l'L^O^ The public will be Interested In know- dldaU* record linked him clearly with campaign speeches to Western fann- the Corn Belt Ounmlltee of Harm Or- ing who It is." Hl» Western swing completed, the power trust. Senator Norris pre- •VSnl!TiI»rp..,.ot?ll»nM»l ers, George N. Peek, noted farm If yoa y State* he visited distracted by fore- the** Issues would win him tremen- tinuance of the Coolldge policies," I Industrial Conference Board of the April M, 19S0, reviewing the work and realizing their only hope for W U Stockton, President »f in* Mon If yoa ward to $tU something bodings of blaster. Governor Alfred dous support In the West. "Governor tana F*rm liuroau KHerallon. Department ot Commerce, has charged done by his Food Administration, Mr. relief lies In piling up enough farm K. Smith is now carrying his cam- Smith'* Omaha speech," be said, "Is J. J. O'Shen. I'roaWent of the Mon- In a telegram to Dr. Hubert Work, Hoover said: If you tvtni to boy something - votes to ensure the election of Gover- chairman ot the Republican National paign to the doubtful region border wholly satisfactory to anyone who be- tana Farmers' rnloti, »•••••«• "The Grain Corporation was suc- If yoa *v*nt to rent your boost I nor Smith, American farmers are mak- C. K. Huff. I resident of th« Kan**» Committee. In* the MasonDlinn line- lieve* In the McNary Haagen bill." cessfully managed by Mr. Barnes. In If yoa voani to stll yoar hovtt I v ing, through their various organisa- Farmere" Union. . . >n,ifc Mr. Peek, who I* actlre In behalf Democratic leaders are confident, The blow which leaves the Repub- 1917 the wheat price was 12.20 per and Republican leaders apprehensive tions, a tremendous effort to get every Jno. Slmpeon. frcKldent *f th. Okla- ot OoTernoT Smith because ot the If you wud to sett yom fam lican! without hope in Wisconsin Is homa Farmern' Inlun. fc bushel. The farmers could have ob- that the "Happy agricultural worker to the polls on GoYeraor's stand on the farm relief If you mtmt to bay property the repudiation of Hoover by Senator Hllo R«no. President of thi Iowa Farm- tained $5 per bushel." Warrior's" present •lection day. question, directly challenged the truth John T. Blalne. former Republican The quotation, from the Republican ff there ts tnything thaf ^-j, tour will result In Unqualifiedly endorsed bv practical- '"' ""Reed Pre,ldenrn,er., Un.onof the. Mlnn«ot^ a Governor of that State, who succeeded w a s( of Senator Borah's statements and the *nt the quickest and best tuty a reaction no lest ly all farm organizations of conse- N*w York Tribune, prove* conclusive to the leadership of the dominant Pro- B.U F.o.™t.on' ^"^;';™"T.r' of FarmC!W Orgmnljatlonen. of U».. claims ot the Republican campaign decisive than that quence in the West and South, the H Q Keeney. rrenldent of tn« Me ly that Hoover restricted th* price at to sapply thai xuanl is by placing gressives anon the death of the Se- managers. IJe said: which followed his Democratic candidate is assured, de- ..'heat, while other prices were permit- an advtHisemeni tn this paptr nior Senator Robert LaFollette. "1 realise that I am Insisting upon appearances In the spite attempts to defeat him by ap- a good deal 'when I demand fairness ted to go sky high. West. Senator Blalne, who several weeks peals to bigotry, of the votes of all ago advised his followers to "end cor- Dakota Wheat r.niwer.' Awoclatlon and facia from the Republican Nation- Elect Governor Smith and nail the The Republicans larmers who place their own proapert- a B- Kennedy. Secretary of th. Dlln- al Committee and Its spokesman, Judg- standard ot "Equality tor Agriculture" bi luting :y above pirtlsan prejudices. The) results will turprue hare virtually Henry A. Wallace. Editor of waiiao** ing from the claims maix»«n« Governor Held Pries* Down too. For Nuiol absorbs body poisons tion was given, de- to the Republican convention at Kan benefited Agriculture. It was he who, B cates by his BlleD.ce that he approves Smith. •: "Early in April, 1919, Mr. Hoover and carries them off, preventing their •plte their vehe- sas City. Not only has he given Smith aa Federal Food Administrator, held the action of his campaign managers. absorption by the body. Nujol also from Europe addressed a cablegram ment protest* at his unqualified endorsement, but be is down the prices ot wheat and hogi METHODIST DEAN, A DRY softens the waste matter and h-ings to me, from which I now quote. Kansas City, to "a running for re-election on the Bam during the war. RIPUQLICAN, FOR SMITH about normal evacuation. It is harm- man whose whole ticket with the Governor. What Is more Important, Governor "'If the control of wheat were re- Fail to Hold less; contains no drugs or medirir^. moved daring the next two or three Uwon't cause gas or griping pains, or record stamps bim "The farmers are for Governo: Smith promises to give the farmers One of American's fowmost educa- Common speakers have only one tors, Dr. Bdward T. Derlne, dean of month* In the face ot the world affect the stomach or kidneys. Every a relentless enemy Smith," Governor Maddock explains Immediately the legislative aid tor set of Ideas and one set of words to comer druggist has Nujol. Make sure situation, price* In this commodity ol Agriculture." "and I represent the farmers," whleh they hav» struggled unsuccess- tha American Unlvenlty Graduate clothe them la; ant) these are always you set tha genuine. Look for the School, Washington, D. C, a promi- would advance materially beyond One of the most Senator Burton K Wheeler of Mon fully tor the last five years. Herbert ready at the month; so people come Nujol bottle with the label on the hark Governor nent MethOfli«t Institution, Is spaaklng the present level. I wish to repeat staggering blows Wlltar MlddoeK tana, who as candidate for Vice Pres Hoover Is opposed to It, the agricul- faster ont of • church when It Is al- that you can read right through the In behall of Governor Smith. Dr. that unles* some superior force III' bottle. Don't delay, get Nujol today, to the Republican dent, led the Progressive ticket with tural leaders point out, and his elec- most empty than when a crowd Is at tion would mean the death of the D*nne Is a Republican and a Dry. terrenes, we Intend to hold the price can Be was the unqualified endorse- LaFollette in 1924, 1B also campaign tin door.—Jonathan thrift ment of Governor Smith on farm rs- ins actively for Governor Smith. farm movement ot wheat to the figures it has stood Opening Sale HOMESITE PARK At Roosevelt and Washington CARTERET, N. J. BUSINESS AND YOUR OWN 140 RESIDENTIAL Lots HOME

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