East Jersey League Basketball Opens With Notable Debuts
East Jersey High School notes report Red Bank’s win over Neptune and Chattle’s victory over Asbury Park as Red Bank keeps most of its roster from last season. Neptune experiments with new lineup while officials adopt neutral referees for the first time. Capwell officiated the Chartle Asbury Park game. critiques include a fouling call gap. A Red Bank–Chattle clash Friday promises a hard game, with past results cited 26 18 and 41 26. Potential rule change allows reentry after leaving a contest.
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Red Bank
Neptune
Chattle
Asbury Park
Capwell
Chartle
Loyal and G A R lodges plan officer elections
Loyal Association Progress Council No 3 will elect officers at Odd Fellows Wall tomorrow night. G A R James B Morris Post No 46 will elect officers at G A R Hall next Thursday night. post numbers twenty seven members, active list under fifteen. James B Morris Camp No 25 will elect 1915 officers. Anderson Case senior vice commander in line for advancement. Sea View Lodge No 228 will host District No 39 lodges in Neptune Hall a week from tonight, second visit in a seven venue series, final Feb 27 at Ariach Lodge No 77 Odd Fellows Hall.
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Loyal Association
Progress Council
Odd Fellows
Wall
Daniel Edwards
James B. Morris
Anderson Case
Sea View Lodge
Neptune Hall
Ariach Lodge
Music and Language Words
Dr. Rudolf von Liebich explains music's two main divisions melody and harmony. He notes that a word in music may be a sequence of tones or a simultaneous grouping of tones, forming words heard in two ways. Advertise in the Daily Record. it will pay you.
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Rudolf von Liebich
The
Daily Record
Elk Memorial Service Impresses Lodge with Music and Remembrance
The Elk Memorial service led by Past Exalted Ruler C. Rosencrans featured a woodland stage, four doves with purple bulbs, and the Oakwood quartet performing The Vacant Chair. James A. Hamill addressed the gathering, with Miss Margaret Rigelmann and Allan R. Woolley providing vocal numbers. The program honored absent brothers from 1903 to 1918, with memorial committee members named and theater donated by the Rosenberg family.
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C. Rosencrans
Oakwood Quartet
George W. Woolley
J. Russell Woolley
Allan R. Woolley
H. Stanley Stein
Julius Kahn
James A. Hamill
Jersey City
Hamill
Margaret Rigelmann
Rigelmann
Lodge
Atlantic Highlands
Marjorie Mullen
Rumson
John H. Fort
Camden Bar
Camden Lodge
Elkdom
James Murray
Henry Harris
Dee
Moses F. Kahn
Chas
C. Douglass
Paul F. Brazo
Patrick McCue
Almon Carley
John Guire
Albert Fay
Join L. Hicks
Rufus Blodget
Austin Ferns
William McGregor
Peter Mand
Berthold Sussman
Michael Garland
Henry A. Guyon
Fred &, Johnston
Charles Rosencrans
P. BE. R
B. B, Newcomb
P. BE
Stacy Hammill
A. W. Earle
Theo, Young, Jr
Edward K. Ford
Asa Francis
Thomas P. Fay
P. EB. R
Chas. L. Williams
Arthur Sussman
August Weber
Thomas D. Bazley
B. Drummond Woolley
Dr. Jos
T. Welch
Herbert W. Cooper
P. BE. R. Oficers
Frank L. Howland
M. C. Burns
James Guire
R. ©. Adamson, Jr
Henry Schoenlein
Philip Cohen
Frank Garriel
Tyler
Percy Hicks
Howard Stokes
Messrs. Rosenberg
Soedeman & Lindhardt
Ant and the value of purposeful work in ants
The Mevada Post laments that mere busyness breeds confusion of thought and ineffectiveness. An ant rushing up and down a grass stem shows frantic activity that yields no food for the colony, illustrating how mindless bustle harms productive effort.
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Mevada Post
Allies Fleet to Scour Black Sea
London reports a Berlin dispatch stating a fleet of forty British and French warships gathered outside an unnamed port aims to force the Dardanelles. Experts doubt success due to fortified Turkish defenses and sea mines, with some speculation the action may target Kiel instead.
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London
Berlin
Dardanelles
Kiel
Mediterranean
800 French Soldiers Betrayed by Lantern Spy
London dispatches describe how 800 French troops at Lampernisse were warned by a spy who lit a belfry lantern, signaling German artillery. While soldiers slept in a church, shells exploded, fires started, and many were killed before escape could occur.
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London
Dunkirk
Lampernisse
Navy secretary says Tipperary ban not issued
Secretary Daniels explains that he did not issue a formal order forbidding the British marching song Tipperary in the Navy though he approved Lt Cmdr Evans of the Newport naval training station for banning the song at a public affair.
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Daniels
Navy
Washington
Naval
Newport
Frank T. Evans
Paris to Be Capital Again After Government Return
Paris reports the Journal Officiel will appear in Paris Friday morning signaling the virtual return of the government from Bordeaux. The publication will be issued there through Thursday, marking a shift back to the capital.
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Paris
Journal Officiel
Gordeaux
Bordeaux
Bomb in Ardsley Fire Ties Debt to Italian Suspect
Debris and charred shops in Ardsley business district reveal a devastating fire that killed a family of four and injured about six others. Police chief Thomas Eaton believes a bomb being improvised by an Italian tenant ignited the blaze, with the suspect possibly killed in the explosion. Investigators comb the ruins for evidence.
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Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Ardsley
Thomas Eaton
May Break With Turks: Venizelos Protests Turkish Conduct
Reuters Athens dispatch reports Greek Premier Venizelos condemned Chalib Bey over alleged Greek persecutions in Turkey and a plan to search the Greek legation in Constantinople for a wireless station. The premier warned such actions would halt efforts to resume friendly relations between Greece and the Ottoman authorities.
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Sultan
London
Reuter
Athens
Venizelos
Chalib Bey
Turkey
Constantinople
Woman and Work in History and Industry
The passage argues that women have long been part of work beyond the home and that seeking outside employment benefits society and personal fulfillment. It asserts continuity with past roles and warns against confining women to domestic life as a form of imprisonment.
Floor of the Ocean Describes the Ocean Floor as Desolate
The article explains the ocean floor as a vast gray ooze with no plant life. It notes shells and bottom-dwelling animals resembling flowers, and suggests deep sea life survives by digesting mud rich in organic matter. Sharks and other predators prey on large mud aggregates.
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Ocean
Advertising costs prove costly when neglected
A wary merchant learns that under advertising, inaction carries the real price. Delayed or minimal promotion erodes sales while aggressive, timely effort builds visibility and revenue.
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