Behind the Wicket annual meeting and death payoff note
James Gi Morris Post No 46 schedules its annual meeting for officer elections in the G A R post room tonight. Treasurer Henry Joline paid Mrs Jennie Stein widow of Joseph Stein a $1009 policy voucher for her late husband who joined in 1902 and died on Thanksgiving Day.
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James Gi. Morris
Henry Joline
Jennie Stein
Joseph Stein
Long Branel Couch
Stein
Mg Bay
Ushers' Union Banquet at Red Bank Tonight
The Ushers' Union of the First Methodist Church Red Bank will hold its annual banquet tonight in the church social hall. Toastmaster will be William A. Sweeney editor of the Red Bank Standard. Speakers include George B. White former State Commissioner of Charities Charles Hendrickson Jr President State Board of Assessors and W W Ledden pastor Oceanic Methodist Church. Menu features oysters consommé prime rib roast beef lamb and more.
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Ushers' Union
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
William A. Sweeney
Red Bank Standard
George B. White
Charities
Charles &. Hendrickson, Jr
State Board of Assessors
W. Warl Ledden
Oceanic Methodist Church
Club Elects And Feasts At Broadway Dinner
Members of the National Athletic and Social Club held their annual election and dinner at their Broadway headquarters Monday evening. A large attendance enjoyed the event with efforts to surpass previous entertainments. Palms and cut flowers decorated tables. the menu was elaborate and ample catering prevented any slight. Officers elected include President James Randolph Vice president John Kirk Secretary Albert Alloway Treasurer K Dillione House committee Daniel Minser Conover Coles Edward Walsh Harry Goldstein James Bailey Steward Albert Kendig.
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National Athletic and Social Club
Broadway
Committee On
James Randolph
John Kirk
Albert Alloway
K. Dillione
House
Daniel Minser
Conover Coles
Edward Walsh
Harry Goldstein
James Bailey
Albert Kendig
Brown Threatens Bolition in Senate Fight Over Salaries
Allanay New York December 11 Six more special messages were sent to the legislature by Governor Glynn. Senator Brown, Republican, criticized the governor for urging during the special session on important matters citing the need to raise salaries of forty public teachers from 720 to 800 dollars. He asked if any sense remains in these acts and warned the situation could erupt into rebellion. The senate passed the teachers salary bill and measures to raise pay for supreme court justices and court officers in Kings Queens New York Nassau and Suffolk counties. Another bill allowed transferring conveyances records to the Bronx and called for grand and petit juries there.
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Glynn
Allanay
Dee
Mien Ro Brown
Fender
Senate
Carswell
Supreme Court
Kings
Queens
Thiehmond
Nassau
Suffolk
Griffih
The
Bronz
New York
Bronx
Erand
Petit
Temperance group to petition Wilson over poison needle threat
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a White House appeal to President Wilson to urge congressional action stamping out poison needle activities. Miss Anna A. Gordon and Mrs Frances Beauchamp join Mrs Margaret Dye Ells on a committee to press for federal legislation, warning girls to beware of white slave traffic tricks on streets and during shopping trips.
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New York
N. R
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wilson
Margaret Dye Ells
Pon
Congress
Temperance
National
White House
Anna A. Gordon
Illnois
Frances Beachamp
Kentucky
Ales. Ems
Margaret Dye Elis
Ste
Bridegroom burgled to get marriage certificate
Justice says Keener staged a break in to obtain the marriage license after unable to pay the fee. Arrested for breaking and entering, bail set at 82,000. Witnesses testify a companion took part, another neighbor alleges a robbery including a watch and cash.
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East News
John Keener
Thawnes Ulaasedh
Avies Mifiald
Paterson
Keenan
Beck
Krinweth
Peter Crin
Witkteot
Kinmeth
Thomas Murphy
Kimmeth
Tne
Kim Meth
Passaic Writer Wins 19092 Prize in McClure Tarbell Contest
Leona Dalrymple of Passaic won the first prize of 19092 in a novel writing contest judged by S. S. McClure and Ida Tarbell. Her story Dine of the Green Van was chosen from about a thousand manuscripts. She is the daughter of Assemblyman George H. Dalrymple and in her early twenties.
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Miss Dalrymple
Passaic
McClure
Miss Tarbell
Leona Dalrymple
Stoo
Ida No Tarbell
Prise
George H. Dalrvmple
Garrison urges reserve system and militia reforms
Washington Dec 11 In his first report to the president Secretary Garrison urges a reserve system for the army and reforms in militia organization and enlisted men contracts. He notes widespread discontent among troops and argues for a bond of sympathy between officers and enlisted men. He delays posts reorganization and urges mobilization readiness with existing troops. He stresses national importance of a reserve system to sustain militia strength in peace and emergency.
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Washington
Garrison
War Department
Congress
Vanished New York girl linked to fiancé search
Miss Jessie McCann disappeared amid a romance with Wendle Squires of Guo New York a Columbia School of Mines student now leading the hunt. Family friends say she expected to marry when he finished college. Squires fears she may have harmed herself.
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Miss McCann
New York
Dee
Jessie McCann
Wendle Squires
Guo
Iimmed
N.Y
Colum- Lin School of Mines
Squires
Good Ground
Hobson and Donovan in near fistfight on House floor
Washington December 11 Representatives Hobson of Alabama and Donovan of Connecticut almost fought on the House floor after a clash over time for a prohibition debate. Hobson challenged Donovan with "Do you want to fight" as they were separated by aides and spectators. The dispute followed Donovan's objection to Hobson's request to reschedule remarks.
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Donovan
Congress
Washington
Hcbson
Alabama
Connecticut
Hobson
Camden Plans a Boulevard for Nod. Me. City
Camden city board of trade backs a boulevard project costing BES 000 and stretching about one and a half miles from Broadway and Athi Avenue. Proposed 200 feet wide with paving and streetcar tracks. Vote on the plan set for next Tuesday night.
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Camden
Nod
Me. M
City Board of Trade
Broadway
Athi Avenue
Two Men Fined For Harassment After Restaurant Follow
Paysaic New Jersey report says Aldarex Mu Ren and Joseph Bulle were fined 35 and 25 dollars respectively by Judge Thomas Costello for flirting with Miss Jeannette Creten and Miss Marguerite Van Burcom. Both targets worked in a Nutley loent store and testified the two men followed them from a restaurant making insulting remarks.
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Paysaic
Dee
Aldarex
Classified ads guide to daily bargains
Advertisers promise daily chances to find needed items at very low prices. The page urges readers to follow the listings closely for a chance to buy affordable goods and services described in brief notices.
Luxurious Fur Sets and Scarves at Discount Prices
Specially priced fur sets include Black French Coney at 7.50, 10.00, and 15.00 along with Gray Fox, Taupe Fox, Natural Fox, Natural Racoon, and Hudson Seal options. Separate muffs and scarfs start at 5.00. Hudson Seal and Ermine sets priced at 89.00 and 92.00. Seal Coney sets listed at 29.50 and 39.00.
Petticoats for Xmas gifts and evening shades
Petticoats of Messaline chiffon taffetas and sateen with Jersey tops offered in regular and extra sizes. Prices range from 98 cents to 4.75 dollars with various styles including slash skirt effects and silk Jersey flounces.
Children’s Raincoats for Xmas Sale Sizes 6 to 16 Years
Tan raincoats priced 3 50 and 4 50 cover children from head to toe. Striped rubber raincoat with plaid hood 1 98. Sateen raincapes with plaid silk hood navy and red 2 95. Extra quality sateen raincoats plaid silk hood navy red 3 50.
Linen Gift Ideas Priced From 39 Cents to 2.50
Shoppers offered a range of pure linen items including Huck towels from 79 cents a pair, napkins from 1.00 a dozen, damask linens, lunch sets from 1.98, centerpieces from 39 cents, and dress patterns. Many items come boxed or in special gift sets suitable for holidays.
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Lley Cars
Harvey M. Phillips
Mgr
Thomas Phelan
Fvnligs
Sseci
Bellis
Monmouth County
Mendel Beilis
Prrise Wizard
Copeland & Rayton
Earl & Bartlett
Bert Wilcox
M4lgt Bist
Reno
T Lo
Myrkle-Harder Stock CO
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New York City
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Fine Highway
Sivinhard
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