No Jump in Salary for Road Overseer

ME TWENTY-ONE. NO. 49 OCEAN GROVE. NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1913 ONE DOLLAR THE YEAR ACTING GOVERNOR’S TERM NO JUMP IN SALARY DEATH OF TROMAS JACKSON INTERESTING DOCUMENT Printed Slip Tells' •! Asburj Park’s f '§■ FOR ROAD OVERSEER > First Posltlllee / / . While searching through tho/pa-wfe^’ FORMED HERE, WITH FRANK MOUNT TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE IS TOLD OLD FIRST DISCOURSE BY PASTOR BILLS pers. of. .a., former resident*of~Fre^tS?y?;' hold, now deceased, a friend of the;>%®i?3 AS PRESIDENT ORDINANCE RULES, LAST SUNDAY NIGDT Times ran ncross the appended dodu|.f:?'i^fjl ment, which at this date makes inter? esting reading. It was pasted on tnote?':(&k ' ‘ , Ocean Grove Distinguished os First Ahasuerus, a Great King, Hnmpered hack of a letter, and it is Understood - other slips of like, nature were. Benh'fejfr- . Place to Havo Subsidiary Organ In His Ambitions by the Limita cut In the same way from the A sbury/'-'II P ark" postofflce when, f ir s t: set-. ization—Address by Dr. Shields, tions of a Small Soul,, Illustrated pioneer days: . "You are. respectfully; Informed,'-'.jfiia/ , State Superintendent, Who Pre in His Command That the Helles that the Government has established '£ i/// dicts Nation-Wide Prohibition. 1 pont Be Castigated. a postofflce at Asbury Park, N. which adjoins Ocean Grove,/ and; is At St, P aul’s M. E. Church last located in the village on a publib/fi^l Sunday evening the paster, Rev. j. road. Therefore you can'mail dlrectf^f^ D. Bills, delivered In the presence of to Asbury'Park, instead of7 aending/^SVj a largo congregation the first of a through Ocean Grove p. O;, as her series; of sermons dealing with con tofore. ,i;%; spicuous characters of the, Bible. The "The Post Master, James A. Brad-,//: theme of : the initial discourse was ley, ta k e s 'th is m ethod to assure you /'■jyltlr “Ahasuerus, a Great King, and ills o.f the prompt delivery of all m al|p.^ 5 v Limitations." The preacher selected matter entrusted to his care. - his text from a paranthetical clause “Our: esteemed President, General ,'5/, of E sth er i, 1. Grant, who resides In' summer four/..;;?:' Rev. Mr. Bills said that when mites from Asbury Park, unhesltatr there Is found a paranthesla in the Ingly endorsed tho application for a • Bible it contains condensed speech. P ost Office as follows: / i / / / ! / . The paranthesla referred/.£ 0 .- reads,.' “ ‘Asbury Park Is a thriving yonng “This Is Ahasiier.us which reigned summer resort, only two or thrce; from India even unto Ethopia, over years old, some six or seven miles an hundred.and seven and twenty from Long Branch village. It has provinces,” a passage remarkable not now some 125 houses, and thenum- ; . / only-for what it says, hut for. what it her Is rapidly-increasing. I do not1 { //!// does not say, like ./the epi see why the reQuest for a Post Office taphs on many tombstones. It tells should be denied.—U. S. Grant/’ , how much territory Ahasuerus ruled “August 4th, 1874.” . over, but fails to say. how mitch was beyond him that he desired to ob tain. Neither does It-tell how poor FIREMEN’S TOURNAMENT ly he reigned, as, for instance, under his rule the work of -rebuilding Jerusalem halted, and he was guilty Tbe Second Series el Poeket Dillard of the cruel edict permitting Haman Gaines is Now On to kill all the Jewg/ He was also ac cused of putting ln the front of the On Monday evening last tho fire- .: battle at Thermopylae all of the men of Ocean Grove opened their / Medians that they might be killed second series of pocket billiard because they had become restive un games for a silver cup, won lu the der his-rule. first tournument last winter by. the Ahasuerus, said the preacher, is representatives of the Eagle com- ■ the Xerxes.of secular history. -He puny. To retain permanent p o b b c s - . ruled one hundred and twenty-seven slon of the trophy it Is necessary for provinces, yet his limitations were the successful company to he return-,' Qulto remarkable. I-Ie could not rule ed tlie winner three times. outside of' these provinces the coun In the'first games Monday night tries upon which Ms heart was set. William Guyer, of the Washington, He gathered a great army, crossed company, was pitted against Charles.. over Into Greece, but his fleet was Clevenger, of tbe Eagles. The for defeated by Themlstoeles at Salamis, mer won out—-100 to 87. Frederick and, taking a bodyguard of-. 50,000 Meeks, Washington, lost to Loi1 *b men he fled back to Persia, and the Howland, Eagles— 100 to S3. Grecians finally drove his army out On - Wednesday evening Harold ; of their territory, completely repell Sampson, .Washington, defeated*?- ing his Invasion. He could not con Frank Viering, Eagles— 100 to 97. j) trol nature. The Hellespont broke Jflie second game, between Harold 1 Ills pontoon bridges to pieces, for Yandersllce,"Eagles, and Alvin Turn BRANDS STORY AS FALSE which he ordered , his engineers ex er, Washington; went to the Eagles ecuted and the waves to be casti — 100 to 50. • gated! He could not control Im This evening the plnyors of the / perial human will, for Vashtl, the Stokes company get Into the tourna Queen, refused to participate in hla ment, James Woglam and G. Wil bacchanalian l-eveli-v in spite of IPs liam Schwartz playing Turner and - command. He could not . control Sampson, of the Washington. sleep, but tossed restlessly on • his Following 1s a summary of the couch while his minions read to him games to date: the annals of-Persian-history. Lastly, W. L. Balls and Supremely, ne could not control Engles . ................ 2 • 2 38 4 himself. / .. Washington 2 2 333 • , The. lessons drawn from Ahasue rus’ limitations, were ( 1 ) that 'no -amount:of earthly control can en large a man who Is essentially small of soul,. ( 2 ) that a man after all only Increase in Membership and Dues owns what he can enjoy, and (3) it Is not the am ount of authority a main During the Year. has, hut how he uses it, that; makes Frederick A. Smith, of 93 Heck him great. avenue. Ocean Grove/who Is chair The theme of the second sermon man of the local Y. Mr C. A. mem in the series the coming Sunday bership/committee, made, a . report night'will ife; “The Story of . a Mid Monday evening at the monthly night Soul.” meeting* of the directors in which he In the morning of last Sunday Rev. gave the membership of the associa Mr. Bills preached a sermon In tion as 260. The fees for the year to keeping with the Thanksgiving Bpirlt taled $790, as against $150 last year./ from the text found in the fourth There has,been, according to Mr.; chapter of Matthew, fourth verse— Smith’s excellent report, a net gain “Man shall not live by bread alone, of $640 In. membership receipts,;////': but by every word that proceedeth Frank Mount, also of Ocean Grove/; out of the mouth of God:1’ He Inter-; chairman of tho social committee,, re rreted the text to mean that we shall ported/that a number of features had not live by bread alone, but by every been planned for the winter . by his; thing thatDlvine Providence arranges com m ittee. for us, according to His will and wis dom. The discourse was divided into four heads— the bread life, the brain Schwnrk Heads Branch Firemen! / , life, the social life, and the soul or spirit life,; . /These are dependent.one Upward of ,500 votes Were cast at:!jj upon the other, material and spirit the annual, firemen’s election/ • /for, ual, to attain the perfect life, God chief and assistants of the’/Long has prospered'His people materially Branch department Tuesday evening;/ and spiritually, and therefore : there Josepli - J. • Sclrwark, of the Phil .;iDaly, Hose Company, was elected chlef/io'/?®^ AN OFFERING OF $510.25. Is abundant cause for gratitude and succeed . Joseph I. Kihgsland, ;of-!the.S/pJg thanksgiving to Him, the Giver of Branchport Hose Company, and/fE.d/.’Sl;®^ Raised By Officers and Pupils of Lo every good nnd perfect gift. ' ... ward J; Reid, of t h e . Oliver : Byr.bn'";'^5/ji| In the course of his interesting cal Sunday School. - Engine,Company, was chosen first as??!??!® and edifying remarks Rev. Mr. Bills sistant to succeed Schwark. ThQi/wl/® ,Tho Thatiksglvlng offering of St. paid a tribute to the puhllc school as contest for second assistant chief, one of the greatest of our American Paul’s Sunday school, this place, succeed R eld-w as betw een Jam es Eh/;!®:j;!Sg made lust Sabbath,: reached the sur Institutions. his, of the Independent Engine 06m?!?|^®^ prising total of $510.25. This is Itany, and*Louis. Hugh, of, the about double the usual offering made $35,000 for Lakewood Y ,W . C. A, End Engine .Company, the 'formerljSSf!% annually during tho Thanksgiving Announcement was made tho first winning. The newly elected officorB?\/?r.,b season. .Tho money is used to defray of the week of a $35,000 Thanksgiv will take charge January 1. ?/!■'*'M-Sc-S the necessary.: expenses of the Sun ing gilt to tho endowment .fund of day school and for needed improve the Young Women’s Christian Asso ' Three Years for Giles.. , . m ents.' 1 . ciation of Lakewood, by Miss Martha , When Superintendent Hendrick-, A. Jam ison, of New York.

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