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(VoL 38, No. 60 JtSJtLMAK, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927------Single Copy Four Cent* WANT OWNERS TO REMOVE MOLLIE PITCHER TO OPEN MAHAY TO BE SIGNS ALSO KIWANiS GIVES $25 T f l C l | | | | n f| | lin Having successfully built up the BAMFORD MAKES PLEA SPRING LAKE WINS The property owners of Belmar 111 m m I U N O ; Belmar Bakery as the largest and CANDIDATE AGAIN and South Belmar will be asked to FOR FLOOD VICTIMS FIREMENS TROPHY cooperate in the “no sign” move- best in the boro, A. Menzler will HIS ELECTION AS SURROGATE uieut being conducted by the local ^ ^ A L CHURCHES WILL MAKE IN NOVEMBER IS REGARDED . i . . AA SPECIALCMLV’T A 1 APPEAL tUUEII THIS'I'U ID SUN-CI1X1 Thursday at 8oT' f s tre e t and 'that i BELMARS Q B°TA IN RED CROSS MAYOR BORDEN COMPLIMENTS real estate board. A committee to * ^ 1AL_ AW BAL n u S S U N V M f FUND DRIVE FOR FLOOD VIC- BELMAR FOR PURCHASE OF AS ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN, NO frame a letter asking the coopera-j DAY TO HELP SWELL FUND will be the Mollie Pitcher Restaurant TIMg Ig SHARK RIVER LAND MATTER w WHOM h o m REPUBLICANS!REPUBLICANS Hon q£ the owners ^ as appointed ------j a"<‘ l**catessen. Naylor’s reslau-i MAY NOMINATE i at a meeting of the board held in lh c Kiwanis chib, Wednesday, rant was forr-— ~ 1 Former Mayor William B. Bam- When Belmar acquired the front, ! the boro hall, Wednesday. The com- do“ aled $25 lo the Bed Cross drive | same location. lord is taking an active part in the! age on Shark river hay it took a with the trend of i North Jersey shore* county wei e y|orrjs<)n non is expected to give momentum | naiing people to meet tor luncheon, rank C. Borden, tut.' by the flood now taking place jr., of Bradley Beach, principal sent out last week. Onlyly one hunhun- The mt.etjng was adjourned to be 10 llle campaign of the local unit of afternoon tea' or dinner. At this in tlie Mississippi valley. dred signatures are necessarssary to put recoilveued tomorrow morning at llie 1
THOMAS R. HARDY ! Mother’s Dag Chocolates . E S T A T E FUNERAL DIRECTOR j *1* I • Licensed Emhalmer 4* FCFRfSON EDWARDS « *r RIVOLI SUGAR BOWL 5 -b ; Funeral Home 604 F Street, Belmar, N. J, * 709 F Street Belmar, N. J. Private Auto Ambulance Service * 902 F Street Belmar, N. J. * I I r PH O N E 1206 ****H‘**********»K :*H*******~^*.H.********* htwn- te J V* I ~Srb»irY.i.V< t TTTVT■T. ttfr.nWu T*d. t. , 1V. .A. 1 g af.l.t, y *A*.«% i gf■» gTii j)
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BE 5 E W^HWWPW— INVENTOR TO GIVE AW AY $1,000,000 ADVERTISER’S BUSINESS Russian to Share Wealth with Other Strugglers. FARM New York.—-Charity and struggling (sE Hal j a inventors are in line to share in a million dollars—the proceeds of the over seven acres on county road, sale of a slot machine automatic camera, conceived by a young Russian Socialist in a dingy ping-pong shop in China and sold to .blase Broadway. near town, bungalow, six rooms, Anatel Josepho' arrived in New t f j W r r ...... York via Ellis Island three years ago, a penniless dreamer envisioning the improvements, bam, feed house, % BUICK CADILLAC Phone 210 sale of an idea to American finance. Tel. 1263 0. H. Newman The dream came true. Storage Batteries and Several business leaders handed several large ben houses. This Accessories HUDSON and ERSmt , Josepho his cheek, named the inventor W. E Hefter vice president of the Photomaton, Inc., Full Line of Supplies and announced plans for a nation farm is a good development PLUMBING — HEATING Erving & Freer wide chain of studios where the pub EXIDE lic might photograph itself, eight t AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING shots for a quarter. NG , (Next to Bank) Battery Service proposition that will be a sure Oxy-Acetylene Welding 708 F Street RF.I.MAW The inventor holds to his Socialistic and Cutting theories despite his admission to Phone 513 capital. 9th Ave. BELMAR, N. J. F Street Belmar, N. J. “I plan to create a trust fund with money maker. Rock bottom price ^❖*£*fr*fc*5M^«£*^*fr*^*W*^>h*^*$*^**$**$**$**$**$M$**$*4* half of this money, to be devoted to general charity,” he said. “The other half I plan to administer in the inter $10,000. Terms, half cash. ests of various inventions I consider W. A. RobiDscn worthy of development. S. Dresden “The average inventor has a hard BICYCLES ; CARPENTER life and it is a rare instance for him Ladle’s and Gait’s «nH to reap rewards of his inventions as BUILDER I have done. I shall dedicate much of E. B. BIGELOW Repairs and Supplies Jobbing Promptly Attend my life and new wealtli to helping my TAILOR ed to. R»Wmah4 Cheer brother inventors to similar success." if Baby Coach Wheels PHONE 443 fully Given. Josepho was born in Omsk, Siberia, Sole Agent, Belmar, N . J. 801 EIGHTH AVU 31 years ago. He was interned in EIGHTH AVENUE AND F STREET BELMAR, N. JL Prague during the revolution, but and Tire* BELMAR, N. J. Phone 518-R escaped through Turkey to Siberia. After the war he opened cheap studios Base Ball Goods in China and Japan and while there conceived his automatic photo device. Months of poverty and days and nights Of experimenting followed his Opp. Public School We Design arrival in New York. He finally in terested Henry Morgenthau, former Plumbing & Heating 1108 F street BELMAR ambassador to Turkey, and an experi mental studio was opened in Broad and Build way. Within six months 280,000 .persons F. J. NEWBERY paid $70,000 to photograph themselves Complete in almost two and a quarter million Phone 1014-M poses. Even Governor Smith became Nash a n d his own cameraman at the studio. To Suit You Eight photos, each 2 b y 1 % inches 416 12th Aye Belmar, N. J« k “HARRT” (Oar gamine M j long, are delivered to the sitter eight M "l"t I 1 ■? Chevrolet All Work Guaranteed b “Foot Fitter" No. 3)—«nadej minutes after he drops his coin. The Slimii.nw.iumiiininuaiiiHagHiiigKaB; designed especially for machines rdsemble telephone booths with both sides open. Dfcv.KV Cars and Trucks t rada who went* Machine Shop style and Mr. Morgenthau is chairman of the board of the company and Raymond time doe* not sacrifice B. Small, former vice president and Better Than — BELMAR AUTO CO, ( W a r * and Quality for atyiish ap general manager ofthePostum Cereal 804 F Street BELMAR pearance. The Great favor shown company, is president. (James G. Har- fid* style at *7-00 grove* bord, president of the’ Radio Corpo ration of America, and John T. Un Home Made Bread doubt ha WaB M. derwood, president of the Underwood Typewriters company, are directors. Low or High Cot Blank Bread, scientifically compounded from Phone 14 the purest materials, baked in a sanitary Bakery in H. A. SMITH Price $6.75 Codling Moth Ruining an oven just the right temperature is more whole Central Market Designer and Builder Great Walnut Orchards some and nourishing than home made bread. Now LEWIS' Berkeley, Calif.—California walnut is a good time to try it. Herman F. Lazaraus. Prop Phone 323 JS( growers are much concerned over the inroads of the codling moth on walnut TENTH AVENUE AND F STREET City Dressed Beef orchards, according to the California TRY OUR CAKE Lamb, Veal and Pork 1701 A Street experiment station. light as a feather, yet full of substantial good Fresh dressed poultry Belmar, New Jersey BELMAR, N. J The moth is the same that Is now a specialty. all too well known to apple growers. ness. Set one of specials before you tonight— and It is present in nearly all orchards of cut the piece big. 908 F Street BELMAR California to some degree and is very t ^niifUfrr^ ■■•••**^>»**^ >*i**^*^*^« prevalent in some localities, in one particular orchard 31 per cent of the trees were infested. YOUR HOME TOWN GIRLS WANTED The experiment station worked with the Prettiest Place on Earth the codling moth in all stages of de BELMAR BAKERY COLUMBIA AND MINERVA velopment. It was found that it F' moved freely from apples to walnuts, A . MENZLER, Proprietor Cleanup We offer you clean, YARNS and its behavior was practically the steady employment same on both. The insect lays eggs nd Paint Up making Pajamas. You D. U. C. COTTON in the undeveloped flower, which is need not be experienced. stimulated to rapid growth. The lar 809 F Street Belmar, N. J. W(j will pay you good ALSATIAN EMBROIDERY vae that emerge from the eggs are wages while learning the soon provided with abundant food in trade, which will enable Telephone 619-W the surrounding tissue at the expense of apple or walnut host. you to earn $20 to $25 Spraying the trees with 15 per cent EMBROIDERY STAMPING Do your share by keeping a w?ek. solution of basic arsenate of lead in you" home attractively painted. and the early weeks of June or as soon as PERLMAN'S \ Painting is goor economy, too. Valeo Mfg. Co. possible is the method of extermina HAND-KNITTED SWEATEES tion. Dusting the tree is sometimes It prevents decay and saves re First Ave. near Railroad pair bills. tried, but is not as effective as spray Belmar’s newest Ladies’ and Gents’ Apparel ASBURY PARK 806 F St. Belmar. N. J. ing. Apple trees in the vicinity of Entering the home— Is it bright walnuts are now considered dangerous Shop <> \ and cheerful. If not, we can to one of California’s best-known paint or paper your walls as crops* Always Plenty of Bargain* / they are most important. And 917 F STREET BELMAR, N. J. about your furniture, we have Europe’s Falling Birth discovered a way to make your 0'2525HSZ5Z5H5HSH5HSHSiSHSHSH5HSSE We Give S. Sc H. Trading Stamp* old furniture new and modern Rates Cheer France by decorating it in the new Paris.—The falling birth rates of pastel shades. Just phone or nearly all European countries con drop a postal. soles the French. Printing Statistics aren’t up to the minute, but the 1925 figures, just complete, FRANK BRIDEN, Jr. show France no longer is the only The Store With a Thousand Items BELMAR “ dying” nation. 702 F ST.. BELMAR, N. J. A re You in N eed of France in 1925 had 18.07 births per SEPARATE R O O M S 1,000 population. Sweden dropped to Tags 17.5, and even England made a poor 7th. Ave. Phone-505*J Cards er showing than France. Ruben’s Sport Shop BELMAR Blanks But the glorious part of it, to the DON’T FORGET French, is that Germany, with a rate WILLIAM RUBEM, Prop. Folders of 35.7 a quarter of a century ago, Dodgers now boasts only 20.5. 913 F Street Belmar, N. J. — — US------“Nature hates a vacuum,” says one Receipts commentator, “and Asia, resuming When you need any Envelopes her march, will swarm over to fill the WANTED! void.” Even Switzerland, say the stat thing in the line of Statements Your Job Printing Business isticians, is on the downward trend neat and attractive Bill Heads in its birth rate. Printing. a Invitations If W e Can't Please You Packet Heads Coats of Cat Fur Phone 1124-W Letter Heads Leningrad, U. S. S. R.—Maybe there / Don’t Come Again will be a drop in the price of Russian Call at this office sables. The state clothing syndicate is paying 50 cents for every cat of LEON T. ABBOTT fered. It is using them to make fur coats. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR The Merchants who ad Estimates Given PA'IKONUE Good Work Is Quick Lunch the merchants who adver vertise in this paper will New York.—In six minutes and s 415 13th AY!Zr:UE \ BELMAR, N. J. tise in this paper. 1 hey will Our Specialty three seconds a Columbia student, give y ou b est values for your while studying, ate a hot roast beef treat you right. sandwich, potatoes and apple pie. -.-n e y . 3M5H5ESERS2525H52S?.S25a5E5H5B£J \tO \jlS 'Cl- washing it down with a glass of milk. ‘"/V— i
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First Presbyterian Church Corner of Ninth t r a a s and Bast •treat The Rev. Andrew Richard*. A.B., Th.B„ paator. Manse phone I y Belmar 388-M. South Belmar Service Station Junior Christian Endeavor Service C. A. RIBLE a t 10.00 a. m. Divine worship at 10:4* a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Bible School at ■ n a q s t 'f c * SO. BELM AR, N. J. 3:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor Sere- 1609 “F” STREET tea at 7:8* p. m. E. HAB8 RSTICK & S0N • useh-Mwra *• * a . ALLSF ACII " First Methodist Episcopal Corner ot Seventh and D streets, ftev. Edward Harrison Cloud, pastor. PLUS QUALITY & SERVICE Sanitary Plumber Sunday School, 8:45. Worship, 10:30 Our Reputation Is Made t PHONE RFT MAR 1900 *1* a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Strangers web Buy Coal Now For the Winter 1004 P Street, bei. I0ih and litb Avaa. at the ^owest Price. First Baptist Church EGG—STOVE—NUT BELMAR. N. J. $14.00 Per Ton First Baptist Church, Ninth avo- tne, between C and D streets. Rev. PEA, $11.50 ISTERNER! T. T. Morris, IX©., pastor. Morning BUCKWHEAT, $8-00 Per Ton worship begins at 11 o’clock. Sun | BUILDING MATERIAL | day School at 2:30 p. m., and Eve BE SATISFIED ning Service at * o'clock. ~ Young peo MONMOUTH ple's meeting each Friday evening at A n you always satiafiad that you are getting I “From Cellar to Garret” | • o’clock. the value you should for you money in— Coal & Supply Co., Inc •I* COAL per Ton ...... $14.00 FURNITURE tad HOUSEFURNISHINGS? Mt. Olive Baptist Church 16th AVE. AND RAILROAD *t* • 4* Mt. Olive Baptist Church, {Seven Phone 706 BELMAR, N. J. Look a nr our large stock and lot us quota teenth avenue and F street. Rev. J-. J. prices before you buy elsewhere. I 12th & R. R. Aves. Belmar, N. J. t A , v ©avis, pastor. Morning worship be- £ gins at 11 o'clock; Sunday School at 33:15. Evening service at 3 o’clock. M . '1V/r A TV NT TD R Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at S o’clock. Strangers will find % 703 and 705 F Street, Belmar, N. J. hearty welcome. I THE BICYCLE OF SUPERIORITY BELMAR For real riding qualities this bicycle excels all others be 47— Eighth Ave. and F. Street. PRINTING t m cause it is manufactured with 13— Tenth Ave. and F Street. regard to smooth, flexible, run 18—Twelfth Ave. and River Rd. BUSINESS CARDS ning equipment, and strong, 33— Third Ave. and A Street. sturdy frame worx plus beau 35— Fifth and Ocean Aves. TICKETS 4 M A N S P. ERBI a ty of design. Every compon 37—Fifth Ave. and C Street. ent part of these bicycles on 34— Sixth Ave. and F Street. sale here is made of the best 35— Seventh Ave. and D Street BILLHEADS *§* Sp r in g Lake F l o r i s t |!| materials obtainable. 41—Fourteenth and Ocean Aves. STATEMENTS 43— Tenth Ave. and C Street TOT® -. EHROTS HEDGE PLANTS, JEta. JOS. C. STEWARD 44— Eighth Ave. and A Street LETTERHEADS BEDDING PLANTS .. CUT FLOWERS, Eto. 1106 F St. Belmar 45— Eleventh Ave. aad A Street 0 *g_Fotirieenth Ave. and F Street Federal Design* • Wedding Decorations ON—Thirteenth Ave. aad B Street ENVELOPES SPECIAL TAPS 807 Ludlow A v e, near Third Spring Lakes M. A > 1-1-1, Chiefs caR. 2 taps, test alarm NEAT W ORK Telephone 59 given every evening at 7:39 o'clock. e! 4. Up, Broken Circuit; 2 tape, Fire 4»GOOD STOCK Out, given after fire is extinguished. 4.1,11:1 f t f ~HHH' I ■f.y.AA.v.t, ■«.*.j . ■i„m A iA *.t.U A w .AA^ FOUNDATIONS BELMAR h; E&eae Bclmar 7SM-W, FOR FORTUNES DON’T FORGET COAST ADVERTISER BRICE BROS. ARE RIGHT HERE IN THE ADVER US TISING COLUMNS OF THIS PAPER —Electrical Contractor*— When you need any IF WHAT YOU’RE SELLING thing in the line of PATRONIZE WIRING w FESTUStES H MOTORS HAS MERIT, ADVERTISE IT neat and attractive Printing. the merchants who adver «U Ilth AVENUE BELMAR, N. JL ; * AN AD. WILL SELL IT FOR YOU tise in this paper. They will ■. •. y . 4 .*jji 4. ,U 4 4 i4 4 h)^..w ..’ •..•,.•..<-144 treat you right.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927 THE COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSET When an organization can adopt j r ORGANIZATION FORMER a set of ideals and motives that ap peal strongly to many individuals, , R IASI ADVERTISER . ; . ' . ■ A dinner, prepared by Mrs. man H is a good organization, because in, f LOUIS BAER numbers there is strength. How of Asbury Park and. Mis. L ausei o j \cm bwner and Publisher much more practical it is for an j Hightstown, home economists of |'organized group of men to work to- the Eastern New Jersey Power Co., ation Office and Plant I wards the realization of an ideal or assisted by Several ladies of the Ifinth Avenue, Belmar, N, J. 1 ideals rather than to have such a company was served to a represen-. Telephone 2083-VV work split ui> among independent lative gathering of .the ladies em individuals. ployed by the above named com as second-class matter at ibis statement does not mean panies, at 720 Cookman avenue, As- aI postoffice------—at Belmar. — • ------Newi that there is no merit in individual bury Park, oil Wednesday evening, |ey, under the act of Congre**. labor; there are too many instances April 27th. 7 . .. T ~ | l othe contrary. It means that con- The dinner was appropriately, electrical!v cooked and prepared, 'ear $1 M cer4t(l effort on the part ol a group of men cannot help hut be more ef- and comprised an elaborate and lonths .. feetive- thoroughly enjoyed repast. Illus months, |le copy .. M in conclusion- must be granted trated souvenir menu cards drawn f that when the representative busi by Miss Elsie Carlson, were placed ------— s uessmen of any community get to- at each plate- *S T n t S ^ S l i u S 1 ! « ether t0 follovv out progressive At the business meeting, after — ______I ideals, then the future of that corn- wards. officers were elected to ordering the change of subscrip. | munity appears bright’ serve for the ensuing year. l^ion address, please give the old This meeting was the second held . s'--- PLAYING WITH THE CLOCK f ** well as the newT adores*. by the ladies ot the Eastern New Jersey Power company and its as When daylight saving time was sociated companies, in connection SIGN QUESTION adopted there was a great deal of with the formation of this Woman’s fretting and fuming, a sort of “ Much The Coast Advertiser takes pleas (Tub, the fn*st meeting being held at Ado About Nothing” . At that time a luncheon at the Marlbprdugh ho ure in complimenting the new Bel- a lot of people got “steamed up” tel, on April 16th, wh*n a tempor mar Real Estate board upon their and by the time they cooled down ary organization w * formed. This \A SS^ew auick response lo public demand the system had been working a was converted intb a permanent or P the removal of all real estate month or two and the world seem- ganization on la/st Wednesday. The gns in the Borough of Belmar and' e‘ « t0 b e 8oing on just the same even club will be affiliated with the wo S e r v i c e fo r iJbCerchants ' , , | if the clock was an hour out ot puth Belmar. . . . men’s committee of the National r I joint. Electric Aught association. and f) happen Heretofore, we Heard 0n every j This year> oa the contrary, there Thp committees of the new club, de from visitors to our two boros was no disturbance. The change established on Wednesday, give in 7V lat with the signs of some twenty has become a habit. The inclina- dication of an active and useful tu- Jd agents placed all over the prop h °u ° 4 *be settled individual to s - z ;-:e next issue of tfie-Telephone Directory will be 'iiire. value to you. It will contain, irv addition) to> the alphabetical telephone - rties made Belmar and South Bel-: 4ret wen4 by unnotived; the change listings, a N E W Classified Business Telephone Directory — the most lar look as if it was all for sale, was effected almost without d/js- l o c a l u . s . m a r in e is b o u n d used buying guide in any community. lesides these signs tend to cheapen turbance, and as a matter of coji'rsc. f o r c h in a iroperty, and if property owners say almost without distur- This means that sellers will have a market in w'hich to bring their ivoukl only realize that any signs hance , advisedly. One ol. our mu- Washington, April 29.^1.ooknig merchandise and services to the immediate: attention of buyers. It means end to cheapen properties and that oicipal neighbors, ordinarily vTttle forward to service beyond the sea. that buyers will have right at their finger tips the names o f sources or supply for their varying needs. ■if they would co-operate with this awake, become a bit befuddled about with the re-organized Sixth Regi (new Belmar Heal Estate board,1 tlie time that certgiln bids were to ment of U. S. Marines in China, The Nett’ Classified Directory will have wide columns, and new in ] which has over 90 per cent of all be received. / Henry Trasborg. 6f Belmar, is one dexing features. A more effective treatment of adv ertisements, there leal estate agents as members, and' *^at pl7- kept the change of the young men selected to fore, will be possible and increased reference value wilt be assured for iouth Belmar that has all agents as! 1,01,1 beil?S Monotonous. After a strengthen the forces sent to the listing;.. members of 100 per cent, that the' week, Belnwfr is quite used to the bar East to protect American lives Whatever you sell, you will-benefit by representation in the columns owners will by co-operation gain nt:w schedule and reflects on the o f the ever-present Classified Business Telephone Directory. Whenever higher prices and better service for, fact tlv£t it's citizens have one more and property. When it was decided to send you buy, the same medium will save valuable time for you.. their properties by giving this lump' of daylight in which to ex- more Marines to China, the men iciard their full support. j ^«>it lhe attractions of the resort. who comprise the Sixth Regiment It may be well to say that thi%>' Fiji information concerning advertising in the N ew Classified were hastily assembled m the East, Directory, call unr Advertising Sales Department, 507. Bangs- lew board will no doubt have THE LAWNMOWER AND THE and dispatched Across the continent Avenue, Asbury Park— Asbury Park Official 6 5 membership five active spSups, SPADE to San Diego, Calif. The regiment, ich as active, associated, Mifiliated Clean-up Week officially has pass famed for its service in the World ho are real estate o w W s), non-1 ed by; actually, it remains. Most War. embarked on the transport ideht. and honorary in^Rnbers. ! of the trash and the litter have gone Henderson for duty in China early iuccess is a state of trffind w hich1, their way, but the trusty, rusty in April. . , . comes to us through anfy degree of lawnmower and the spade are mak- Henry lived at the homc of his There i a lephone New York Telephone to i D p o n i j ] progress and achievement. Let all jng their appearance; the rake and father, Walter Trasborg. 1375 M ■naarym property owners ge/ together in the hoe again are breaking the soil Belmar, before he joined the Marine back of this real esqate board, and in many parts of the boro. Corps at Newark, in June, 1927. His I give them v every ‘ cqj-operation.~ fluuu. Keep The 1 Uc local U11I1officials, TULA, dAas uauai,usual, are name is listed with the marines every sign off the j properties in Bel-j taking the lead. The good workworx nt.co Va wh0 Iefl for the linar,mol* bothKnfll thf*the I*frt i .;,|.. 1 estate..ntf.lfi nrtonfeagents OVas done ■ Iby theirit. _ men_ 1is plain to Vfcnbe f t with the regiment- Sev- | well as the sigWs Gf private owners. seen in the well trimmed lawns,, , mari,nes from New Jersey close cut hedges, pruned trees a n d ,1are ‘ either .... stationed . .1 nfat CVtoncfnftiShanghai nror F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k RED CRf/)SS RELIEF DRIVE shorn shrubbery all about the town enroute to China. / ------Mr. Propertyri opci V7WI1C1Owner or Mr. Rent- -______TEb E JL.v M Fg- , XT ■ -JT. The Pftuple of Belmar again are( (>l% 0id spring fever is just around | WANTFD_ Saiesmeh to sell Broad- '■‘iiled upon to aid the unfortunate. |jle com er, so it is up to von to get cloth 1 Shirtsshirts direct to consumer ir, l I Z'l .. * ... - ...... rf, nrt (1 ' i 1 * . .. 4 l — ... , , ■ « /I r . n n n r r* O t • O tils. „ /The Red,' Cross is now waging a j ,, whack in on the garden or the for large eastern manufacturer. campaign to raise $350 as Belmar |awn or the yard before he giips Men are earning big money. Com share in the relief work being done you anfj |ays you low, you and your missions paid daily. Write for for the relief of the flood area vie-1 vvcq meant ambition, sample outfit- Burton Shirt Co., 83,000 CONVERTED INTO tims in the Mississippi valley. j Follow the leader, and get things 1209 Arch St., Phila. A LUMP OF METAL One organization already has do-| goj,lg. May tiie boroD UUlMiUlUofficials «vvrkeep nated $25 and numerous individual up the good work. ------— Thomas Ballard saved 150,bright $20. gold1 pieces contributions have been made. This anil stored them in a corner of his corn crib. The crib is a call that should appeal to every caught fire and quickly melted his $3,000 worth of gold man and woman in Belmar. It is ~]l —OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT— £ pieces into a lump of metal. Deposit all surplus funds where they are safe and will earn good' interest at this a call to help the worthy; it is an 4- d* opportunity to show real charity.' Bank. Belmar, wonderfully situated, is J Jne Mollie Pitcher Restaurant % 4 % Interest Paid on Savings Accounts,, now subject to the dangers ot flood 4* A N D delicatessen j compounded’ quarterly. such as assail those who live along the Mississippi. True, it has its t will open next Thursday at 803 F Street d* storm damage, but that is mostly I (formerly Naylor’s), serving pure 4. property loss and what is an inani 1* foods with excellent service * mate deficit compared to the loss T X of human lives? 5 A. MENZLER, Prop. j. Belmar does not have to contend with starvation, disease and all the t . !.^A^.t.-y^^-:-d-d-^d*d*d«!'d*d-d-d*d-d*d*d*d'd-d-d*d“ l“ hd*d-d-hd-d*d*d- “MUSI vEEK” SERVICE AT THE dread affiliations that follow the H^^d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-^d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-dj' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH trail of a catastrophe such as is now “ Music Week” will be observed sweeping about the people of the d» 4* at tiie Presbyterian church in the I F O R SALE south. evening service at 7:30. Mr. Fred •g. Choice Bungalows and Houses, well located Let Belipar’s people show their I “G” Beauty Shoppe I erick Vanderpool, organist and com * $3,500 to $30,000 poser, will be at the organ. Mrs.. generosity of heart, their feeling for it 1* t LOTS — ACREAGE their fellow creatures, their usual Vanderpool, soloist, will assist the .g. Phone Belmar 838 fine sense of duty hv subscribing to Opens this Saturday at | choir. The anthem for the evening tiie iocal quota with ready purse is one of Mr. Vanderpool’s compo and quick action- sitions. Miss Geraldine Hooper, - harpist, will also he with us at this | T J. N. Garrabrant Agency 1005 F St., Belmar, N. J. | i A BUSINESSMAN SPEAKS service- The subject at the evening j .g. REAL ESTATE— INSURANCE— MORTGAGE LOANS service will be “The Song of! We offer to Buyers and Borrowers a reliable service which When a successful businessman £ Mr. Galluccio will offer to the ladies of Belmar a Spring” . is based upon the knowledge and experience of our Long es- speaks, it is well to listen. Malcolm $ most complete beauty culture service on phases ot At the morning service, at eleven tabfished agency. Harris, partner with Edwin Pars- f* beauty culture, including hair, skin and scalp service, o’clock, the subject will be “Vis low in the local Ford agency, at a t superflous hair treatment, French packs, marcel waving, ions” . The Bible school meets at Tentli Ave„ opp. Depot Belmar, N. J. meeting of the local Kiwanis club shampooing and permanent waving. 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor ser this week gave two reasons why lie! vice at 6:45 p. tn, would join the Kiwanis organiza-! + PAUL GALLUCCIO, Prop. forever barred of tfieir actions Belmar, N. J., April 18th, 1927. MONMOUTH COUNTY SURRO tion if he were not already a mem therefore against the said sub FRED V. THOMPSON, M. D-, 4* **“ GATE’S OFFICE ber. , scriber. Borough Clerk* First, he said, he liked the feeling Dated. Freehold, N. J., April 2a w h of good fellowship evident among T W W M W W -H -W-H-111 I V*l"h+4r* *+++4\ In the matter of the Estate of Os 1927. NOTICE TO BIDDERS * car J- Ritz, deceased. THE MERCHANTS tiie members; second, and perhaps Notice to creditors to present NATIONAL BANK more important, he found tiie ideals * Bids will be received by the Mayor Guard Your Furs claims against estate: Asbury Park, N. J. and Council of the Borough of Bel ori of the Kiwanis club the same as his Pursuant to the order 0f Joseph [.. Donahay, Surrogate of the Coun mar at a meeting to be held May 2nd, own. PUT THEM IN COLD STORAGE NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1927, at 8:00 P. M., at Council Cham ty of Monmouth, made on the Twen ber, Borough Hall, for the removal There is a world of meaning in Furs Stored in Cold, Dry Air ty-fifth day of April, 1927, on the the two brief reasons advanced by application of The Merchants Na Bids will he received by the Mayor of garbage from the Borough of and Council of tiie Borough of Bel Belmar from May 15th, 1927, to De Mr. Harris. When an organization Fur Coats, $3.00 Cloth Coats, $2.00 tional Bank of Asbury Park, N. J. cember 31st, 1927, inclusive. can command the membership of! 4 ‘(body corporate), Administrator of mar at a meeting to be held May 2nd, 1927, at 8:00 P. M., at the Plans and specifications of same the representative businessmen in .d ' tiie estate of Oscar .1. Ritz, deceased, may he seen at the Borough Clerk’s notice is hereby given to the credit Council Chamber, Borough Hall for any loyalitv and can move those I. VOGEL & SONS certain additions to be made to the office. ors of said deceased to exhibit to Council reserves tiie right to re- men to go further than rrrfre busi the subscriber Administrator as Fifth Avenue Pavilionravmun...... — ■ -; r ■; . 158 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. aforesaid, their debts and demands Plans and specifications may be 1 hot any or all bids, ness relations by establishing among seen at the Borough Clerk’s office. ! Belmar. N. J.. April 18th, 1927. them a feeling of good fellowship (Phone Long Branch 1863 and we will call for them) against the said estate, under oath, .* withifi wanyi six riionths «,v.,nfrom the date of— ‘ . Council------_ reserves . . . . the right to re- FRED V. THOMPSON, M. D.; and co-operation, it is a good or they&foresaid order, or they will be ject any ...... or an bias. Borough Clerk. ganization. / i i**i**,i**i**i**h*}*,^-*h‘i>*3**i,4**r *,}*4‘ I 1 'I'^ i
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Inceton Crew at Practice CAUGHT IN FENCE SUGAR BUSH RUN FRONTIER TOWN AND CLUB LOSES ------; BY 3 GENERATIONS TO BE RESTORED Little Finger Stuck in Crack Schoenbrun, Ohio, to Rise ’L l Between Boards. Farm Operated by One Family for 57 Years. From the Ashes. i Ic While we are on the subject of un usual plays there was one that oc Chardon, Ohio.—Three generations New Philadelphia, Ohio.—Schoen curred several years ago in the Three- have operated one of the largest brun, the first town to be established “ Little Jack H om er I league in a game between Daven maple “sugar bushes” in Ohio, which in the Northwest territory and the sat in a corner, port and Peoria in which Davenport this season is yielding the largest out most successful Indian mission set up Eating a Christmas pie,” lost a ball game through Its right put in its history. In America in the Eighteenth century, fielder getting his little finger caught but w e’ll have delicious On November 20, 1869, Isaac Hos- is to rise from its ashes. Monarch Cocoa and in a crack between the,boards in the ford and his son bought 191 acres of On April 19, 1777, the inhabitants of outfield fence. Teenie Weenie Pea- ag land, then a part of the Connecticut the little frontier town gathered be It happened In the latter part of the hind its stockade for their last church nut Butter sand- “ land grant. The farm is just outside wiches. game, with Davenport in the field of Chardon, on the Chardon service, razed the little church to pre with a two-run lead and every pros Painesville road. For 57 consecutive vent the destruction by barbarious pect of winning the game. Pecfria got years the farm and its maple grove hands and fled before advances of an two men on with two out, when the have been operated by Isaatc -Hosford Indian uprising. next batter lifted a high fly to right and his descendants. It passed from Schoenbrun — meaning "Beautiful / " I ? “I field that looked to be easy for the father to son. Lynn H. Hosford, Springs”—is to be painstakingly re C right ,fielder, who backed up toward World war veteran, is the present produced. Log for log its stockade the fence to make the catch. Johnny owner. will be replaced. The first church Castle, then manager of the Daven It has seen all phases of sugar and the first public school in the port team, was playing in center field, making methods from the primitive to Northwest territory will be rebuilt in le Princeton varsity eight started their first spring practice, on the and he yelled at the right fielder to the'modern. In 1870, Hosford set 300 replica. Schoenbrun, the town to have lfiour.se in preparation for the coming intercollegiate regattas. The first “watch out for the fence,” whereupon wooden buckets and troughs on the the first peace and first temperance rice meet was intensive and candidates measured, up to expectations. The the right fielder turned and stuck out ground beneath the maple trees to societies of the Northwest, will stand |p of the varsity crew is as follows: Beardsley, bow ; Stratford, 2; Ruther his bare hand against the boards of catch the sap. A gouge was used for as a monument to the mission spirit 3; Magee, 4 ; Ballard, 5; .Helnirath, 6; Clark, 7; Allison, stroke; Pirlei the fence just as the ball struck the pvain , tapping. A long hand-made wooden so responsible for the penetration of Every genuine Monarch package bears the Lien fence above his /head. spout was inserted and from this the the Ohio country. Head, the oldest trademark in the United States covering a complete line of the world's finest food J The force of the impact- of the play sap dropped into the buckets and A bill before the Eighty-seventh products — Coffee. Tea. Cocoa, Catsup, Pickles, er’s hand against the board fence ’eanut Butter, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, e of Golf Taken Too Strange Coincidence Is troughs. Ohio legislature will provide a $25,000 and other superior table specialties. sprung out the board enough to per In the Long Ago. appropriation for the restoration of mit the fielder’s little finger to slip Seriously by Players Suggested in Baseba The sap was gathered with the aid the little village of the frontier. into the crack between the boards, t It true that we do take golf too Whajt a strange coincidence It would of an ox team hitched to a boat sled Legislature Votes Money. and the board, springing back, held MONARCH sly? Wouldn’t our game Improve be if Pittsburgh won the pennant in on which wooden saddles were to ar The Eighty-fifth general assembly it there as in a vise, while the ball, if we didn’t knit our brows the National feague and Detroit in the ranged to hold two barrels of from appropriated $10,000, which enabled Q u ality fo r 7o Hears having struck the fence fell dead at time we tackle Its intricacies? American! thirty to forty gallons each. The sad the Tuscarawas County Historical so Monarch I a the only nationally advertised brand of the player’s feet. As his finger was Q u a l it y F ood Products sold exclusively through the n’t we get just a little' more fun These two ,clubs now are managed dles prevented the barrels from roll ciety to purchase the bulk of the prop men who own and operate their own stores. held tight between the boards of the 'i'tiai f it? 1 ■ , by Owen Bush and George Mofiarity, ing off. erty on which the town once stood. REID, MURDOCH &. CO. fence, he couldn’t stoop to pick up If to most of those who play it who in the days when Detroit was The sap was poured into two iron The Eighty-sixth general assembly _ Establithed 1833 the ball, and while the crowd and the Chicago Pittsburgh# Boston New York rtainly a most serious business,, winning pennants starred at shortstop kettles holding from forty to sixty other players wondered what was the added $7,500 for three adjoining tracts Jacksonville Tampa Los Angeles round, even with old friends, is and third base, respectively. gallons each and bricked in an arch. nfatter with him the base runners and of land, and the new fund will provide ed sociably, it is at the expense To make the situation all the more When the sap had been boiled down the batter who had hit the ball were sufficient money to complete the his e game, says the Sportsman. Si unusual, these two players were the to sirup the kettles were lifted off the torical work. Sorrow makes men sincere. feat tearing around the bases with the ty e and obsequial gloom brood over pepperpots of the Tigers, also room arch and away from the fire by means ing and winning runs. The efforts of Rev. J. E. Weinland putting greens. A match for the mates as well. Now they are manag of a pole rested in another pole with Constipation generally indicates disordered By the time Castle had raced over of the Moravian church at Dover have stomach, liver and bowels. Wright's Indian lident’s cup Is a funeral proces- ing mighty strong ball clubs in the a crotch, the end of which was fas made possible the replacement of the Vegetable Pills restore regularity w ithout from center field and returned the griping. 372 Pearl St.. N. Y. Adv. Golf a sociable game? About rival major leagues. tened to the kettle by means of a ball to the infield the batter had made town in which the first civil code with sociable as a hand at Canfield in In those days Hughey Jennings heavy log chain. a home run and the game was lost— in the present boundaries of Ohio was “By and by” bears no date. morgue on a rainy afternoon In would supply the pepper from the Tig The next method for boiling sap then he pushed out the board in the adopted. He made numerous trips to vember. ers benqli and coaching lines. On the had as its essential a pan with a flue fence and released his right fielder. Bethlehem, Pa., where he pored over t would not do, of course, to drop field Bush and Moriarty would pull it. heater. The pan had partitions ena the archives of the Moravian church bars entirely. It would be lm bling the operator to keep the sap sep and obtained the data for the research issible, for example, to play a game Paul Goebel Says His arate from the sirup by means of gate that disclosed the original location of Lthe vicinity of an artillery provin Fritz Maisel at End of INSTALL slides. When the sap became sirup it the wilderness village. nds. A certain amount of concen- Football Career Ended Active Baseball Career was drawn off through a faucet di Strangely enough, it was the en n;is part and parcel of a game Paul Goebel, former Michigan star, The active playing days of Fritz rectly over the fire. croachment of the frontiersmen that h, of Its very nature, is more men- CHAMPIONS Moisei,- former speedboy of the old announces that he is through with This plan was replaced in 1886 with Inspired David Zeisberger to lead a han physical. For old can play New York Yankees, appear to be about football and that he will devote his an evaporator invented by Henry band of 26 Christian Indians from ell as young, and on even terms, time in the future to the sporting at an end.- Maisel led the American Hill, a boyhood chum of Harris Hos the mission towns of western Pennsyl her or noli we need absolute si goods store he operates at Grand league in stolen bases some 12 years ford. vania into the virgin country to the , 'however, remains a debatable Rapids. ago. ' To house this new evaporator a west. Goebel has returned after playing Playing second base; with Roger large sugar house was built to cen There was none of the "rifle and the professional game with Red tralize the gathering of the sap, as NOW Peckinpaugh at shortstop, he also led Bible” crusade for the disciples of Grange’s team and taking a fling at Bluege to Play Short the loop In double plays one year, al Hosford’s “sugar bush” ':nbw con Zeisberger. The golden rule of the the movies. Paul admits that he rath though he was a third baseman during tained 1,000 trees. white man’s religion was the creed of Once again Champion er likes the movies. After the close most of his career with the Yanks. Modern Methods Come. the converted Indians’ pilgrimage. of the professional football season reminds you that to Maisel is Captain of the Baltimore About this time wooden buckets Their peaceful invasion carried Goebel went to Los Angeles, where he Orioles and also a stockholder. Work were replaced by new galvanized them into central Ohio, where they enjoy maximum en took a minor role In Grange’s latest ing at third base, with Joe Boley at buckets. The method of tapping also halted at a beautiful spring. Singu picture. gine performance dur shortstop, he was rated one of the was changed. A three-eighths inch bit larly impressed by the natural ad Goebel has been playing profession best hot corner guardians in the and a patented metal spile with a vantages of the site, they laid out a ing the next twelve al football every season since he fin minors, but evidently has decided to shoulder for attaching the bucket village. ished at Michigan,*but he says he is months you should ouit in time. were used. through. Church Built in 1772. In 1900 a young grove of 1,200 trees In 1772 the first church in Ohio install a complete new had reached production and a large nestled behind a protecting stockade. set of spark plugs now. Mickey Walker Signs to and improved evaporator was placed The following year the schoolhouSe BASEBALL behind the one purchased fourteen Risk Title in London was constructed. The church bell Champion is the better years before. The trees continued to that first called the inhabitants to spark plug because of its NOTES The London Daily Mail says that double-ribbed silliman- increase until their number required worship is now in the possession of ite core— its two-piece The only sensational baseball scan Charles B. Cochran, promoter, has ob 3,500 buckets. These 3:500 buckets Doctor Weinland. construction and its spe dal this spring is the rookie’s Western tained the signatures of both Mickey cial analysis electrodes. yielded 1,000 gallons of sirup in 1919 Zeisberger was a near prophet to Association haircut. Walker, world’s middleweight cham and again in 1923. his flock and an unusual personage in Champion X — * * * pion, and Tony Milligan of Scotland. for Fords The Hosford “sugar bush” is con the Northwest territory. History re Speaker is not only a smart out European titleholder, for a world’s sidered one of the largest in Geauga lates that the zealous settler’s oral 6 0 / Y. fielder and a student of batters but championship match in London next county, which is noted for its^maple courage quelled an armed uprising of Champion— he can still hit as well as ever. June. Cars other sirup and maple sugar industry. It the savage tribes of the region and * * * The fight probably will be staged than. Fords contains 1,700 trees and its yearly prevented an armed descent of the. Let’s hope this Melvin Ott, groomed in the Derby day season. 7 5 / sirup output ranges from 400 to 600 aborigines upon the border states. to replace Frankie Frisch, hasn’t It is 13, years since a world’s cham galloris Greater yields are exceptions. He established friendly relations batting average like his last name. pionship has been contested between * * * an American titleholddr and a British with the neighboring tribes and for Growing Starch Plant five years the little mission lived and Chief Bender, famous pitcher of the boxer; a match between Walker and grew. But in 1777 the war cries C h a m p io n Athletics, is now coach of the Naval Milligan would attract the keenest in Ossie Bluege, third baseman for the New Hawaiian Industry sounded again in the forests and this S p a rk p lu g s academy baseball team at Annapolis. terest in British sporting circles, It is TOLEDO. OHIO. Washington ball club, has been Honolulu, T. H.—-Pineapples and time with an ominous note. The mis * * * expected. shifted permanently to shortstop by sugar are the two principal industries sion populace fled and the village was Among the large figures In the na Manager Bucky Harris, who declared of Hawaii, but a third is rapidly being destroyed. In making the announcement he tional game at this time are Mr. Ruth’s Tunney Will Defeat All established to make use of lands too wouldn’t be able to win a pennant and those in his new working papers. wet for pineapples and too high for with Bluege “In any other position.” * * * Opponents, Says Gibson cane. This is a starch, to be made Hammocks Urged for Special Offer Inability of other players to give Manager Dan Howley of the Browns Gene Tunney will get back Into the from the edible canna. Beds in French Flats satisfactory results on double plays Is enthusiastic over the pepper and For fifty years Australia has fur ring in a few months and will “lick Paris.—-The hammock is being dis to Victims of between first and second prompted form shown by Oscar Melillo, who has nished the market with arrowroot, i all,” is the confident opinion of covered in France. Relief for crowd the change, the manager said. been on the sick list. his manager, Bill Gibson. which is starch from the root stock ed city apartments is seen in the Buddy Myer" Is slated tn take up the * * * of this plant. The familiar canna of ‘It doesn’t make any difference to hammock as a bed. Indigestion i work at the hot corner. Bernie Friberg of the Philadelphia ” Gibson said, “whether it’s Ma our gardens has tubers rich in starch, City authorities are considering Nationals won the title of strikeout loney, Sharkey or Dempsey. Tunney but the edible species has a very much Your Druggist Says Pleasant to Take, ;rs their use in public institutions. Seri Elixir Must Help Poor Distressed king of the league in 1926. He fanned can lick them all, one after the other larger spread of underground stems ous periodicals propose the general Stomachs or Money Gladly 77 times in 144 games. if necessary.” filled with -starch that is easily sepa use of the hammock in modest homes Refunded. Gibson also hinted that Benny Leon rated from the fiber for market use. and apartments, where each new Although he pitches with his right ard’s promised return to the ring may Hawaii has used the plant exten You can be so distressed with gas baby means, eventually, another bed, and fullness from poor digestion or hand, Charle]rley Root, Chicago Cubs’ be in a bid for Mickey Walker’s mid sively for stock feeding and there less room to move about and heavy dyspepsia that you think your heart New York city has 12,568 licensed pitcher, is naturally a southpaw and dleweight championship. A match with seems no reason why it should not be expense. Is going to stop beating' hunters and fishermen. uses his left hand for all other pur Pete Latzo for the welterweight title, very profitable for commercial use The French use elaborate, costly Your stomach may be so distended * * * poses. however, will be the undefeated for when established. that your breathing Is short and gaspy. beds, and the hammock would save The average American golfer spends * * » mer lightweight champion’s first ob You are dizzy and pray for quick space and money for crowded fami $500 a year for the sport. i William Wheeler, a pitcher from jective, Gibson said. relief—what’s to be done. George V Quits Custom lies. Several of them could be piled Just one tablespoonful o f Dare’s b b b West Palm Beach, Fla., has been re to make a couch in the daytime and leased by the Boston American League of Taking Wine Out Mentha Pepsin and speedily the gas Joe Humphries, the veteran New Protect Horses quickly swung into place at night. disappears, the pressing on the heart York fight announcer, has been on the Baseball club. Lack of experience is London.—King George has shattered ceases and you can breathe deep and Job for 35 years. the reason. another ancient precedent by abolish naturally. * • * • * * ing the custom of taking his own Oh! What blessed relief; but why Gene Tunney denies he is a book Florida is the greatest training wines when dining out. He decided to not get rid of such attacks altogether? worm, but at least he showed Jack ground of sport, golfers, swimmers, leave his wine stewards at Bucking Sun’s Rays Benefit Why have them at all? Especially when any druggist any Dempsey something about the art of boxers, polo players and ball players ham palace, taking chances which Man, but Kill Fish where guarantees Dare’s Mentha Pep boring in. 1 all going to prepare for the season’s many of his predecessors would never grind up North. Washington.—The ultra-violet ■ sin, a pleasant elixir, to help you or B B B have dreamed of in the days when money hack. * * * radiation in sunshine may be a ! Billy Gibson, manager of Gene Tun plots made the throne rather a risky great help to birds and beasts ' Stetson-Emerson Hotel, 26 Centre St., New ney, heavyweight champion of the Some of our large financial institu job. ark, N. J. Clean morally and physically. tions have as many as 17 vice presi The practice of monarchs drinking and man, but fish fail to appre- ■ Rates $1 to $1.50; every improvement j world, is said to receive a salary of every comfort. 20 minutes to New York. $100,000 a year. dents, but the Philadelphia Athletics liquors only from the royal cellars date these invisible rays. Ex- ' B B B are going to struggle along this year goes back even farther than the time periments undertaken at a Ver Portland (Ore.) amateur players are with only five managers. of Henry V, when rulers feared being mont hatchery and recently re- , taking up lacrosse. An amateur cir * * * poisoned. ported to the United States [ cuit may he formed to play the an Taking stock *of his infield, Mana The king and Queen Mary have been bureau of fisheries, definitely . cient Indian game. ger Bob O’Farrell of the Cardinals guests of friends on numerous occa established that sunlight is [ B B B I finds that he has two players who are sions recently. Among the hosts were harmful rather than helpful to 1 20c CORN PLASTER Has anyone discovered what be working smoothly, Fra nkie Frisch and Lord and Lady Astor and the duchess fish. ' comes of an obscure basket-ball team Tommy Thevenow. They are learning of Roxburgh, formerly Miss May Goe- Almost twice as many young ■ Puts EES' in FEET each other’s style of play. let of New Y'ork. fish died in troughs of water ex- ] for after it gets its picture into the paper 2ZF once for winning 81 straight games? • * * posed to direct sunlight as 1 Corns, Bunions ledy 3rbs. B B B Jerry Standaert, second baseman, The Society for the Prevention of So Have W e those left in the shades experts ’ Callouses found. The experiments were ’ von- A Pan-Pacific swimming meet will who first came to the Brooklyn Robins Cruelty to Animals of Madrid has or Wheeling, Va. — Marvin Malone, i the J. repeated with different ages and ALL DRUGGISTS be held in Tokyo, Japan, this summer. two years ago, was given his uncondi dered all horses used by matadors In twenty-one years old, weighing 263 or write tger, ” different species with sometimes The United States, Hawaii, Australia tional release by Manager Wilbert bull fights to be padded, so that the pounds and 6 feet 8 inches tall, CHIROPODINE CO. .. an even greater mortality in the and the Philippines are among the Robinson and will join at once Tom bull, in his charge, will not gore them would like to take a fling at aviation, St. Louis, Mo. on’t ” unshaded troughs. ak- countries expected to send their lead Watkins’ Memphis Southern league with his horns. This mount is shown but army recruiting men here have ing swimners. club. 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