House Passes Dollar a Day Pension Bill
Washington, Dec. 13 The Sherwood dollar a day pension service bill passed the Democratic House by 229 to 2. It would add about 75 million dollars yearly to federal expenses. Speaker Clark voted for the measure as did 231 other members. Republican opponents included Gardner Mittlestein Meall Hill Kent McCreary Wayne Utter.
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Washington
Democratic House
Republicana
Clark
Fitzgerald
Underwood
Gardner, Mittleté
Massachusetts
Hill
Stokes Under Knife for Kidney Abscess
W E Stokes underwent an operation on the fifteenth floor Ansonia for abscess of the left kidney. Doctors feared tubal blockage from poison but found the tubes clear. The crisis involved several small abscesses. his future at the trial of the women who shot him is no longer anticipated.
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New York
W. E.D. Stokes
Ansonia
Bolton Bangs
Stokes
Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs Sold At Main Floor
Six butterfly or wreath effect handkerchiefs offered at 2.10 with small initial, six sheer linen at 3 with real American lace edge and options. French linen 1.50 with hand-hem and embroidered initial and three designs with Valenciennes lace edge. Madeira handkerchiefs with plain block or wreath initials 50c to 95c. All boxed for display.
Gifts at fixed prices on display at Housewares Store
Readable lists show items grouped by price on tables in the center aisle. Gifts at $2 include coasters and teapots. $5 offers a variety of trays and sets. $10 features chafing dishes and samovar sets. Fifth Floor.
Red Bank Gleanings and Community Notes
Red Bank brief mentions Miss Viola Bowman ill at home in Mechanic street. Literary Society meeting at Red Bank High School postponed to Friday afternoon. Edward W Wise Jr celebrates first birthday with gifts and postcards. Jesse Sabath recovering from arm injury after Highlands basketball game. King’s daughters meet at Dr. Harvey W Young’s home. Women’s Missionary Society of First Presbyterian meets at Mrs. H R Morrison’s home. Teachers of the Sunday School plan Graded School discussion with an address by Mrs. Alonzo White of Matawan.
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Viola Bowman
Hubbard Brothers
Mechanic Street
Literary Society
Red Bank High School
Edward W. Wise, Jr
Justice
Edward Wise
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Jesse Sabath
Samuel Sabath
East Front Street
the Highlands
King's Daughters
Harvey W. Young
Broad
Borden Streets
Possible Relief in Housing View as Factory Looms
Prospective tenant dislikes a dreary outlook from a large building in front. The agent reassures it is a gun powder factory that might explode any day, eliciting skepticism from the London Opinion.
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London
Funeral for murdered policemen Patrosman Lippincott
Charles Lippincott, killed while on duty Sunday night by Charles Clayton at Asbury Park, will be buried from his home at 1008 Fifth Avenue tomorrow at 2 PM. Rev. Fairbank B. Stockdale and Rev. Steadman Aplegate will lead services. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch. A 16 member Long Branch Patrolmen's Benevolent Association delegation will attend.
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Patrosman Charles Lippincott
Charles Clayton
Asbury Park
Fifth Avenue
Fairbank B. Stockdale
M. BE
Steadman
M. E
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Long Branch Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Red Bank Dance Hall Closed by Local Authorities
Edward Farrell and Charles Rep pard closed the Red Bank dance hall run over the Majestic Theatre on Monmouth street after a request by William F. Kelly, proprietor of the adjacent American Hotel. The action occurred in the first part of last week.
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Edward Farrell
Charles Reppard
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
William F. Kelly
Fashion notes on 1920s chiffon veils and lace coats
Describes chiffon surplice veiling foundations trimmed with filet lace and nets. Notes velveteen waists with lace yokes, messaline coats with frills, plaits, and peplums. Mentions changeable taffeta with lace jabots, net blouses with Cluny lace bands, Goupy peplums, velvet and lace coat waists, and tucked nets over silk.
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Martial Et Armand
Lion Prince Dies Not Yet From Pneumonia Attritional Show Canceled
Prince a trained lion belonging to Madame Adjie New York artist lies ill with pneumonia in a Monmouth Red Bank warehouse room. Dr Ambling a prominent New York vet says recovery possible if no complications arise. Prince and his mate Truly performed at the Empire theatre in Red Bank recently but illness forced cancellation of a six week engagement.
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Prince
Madame Adjie
New York
Stryker & Stryker
Public Service
Monmouth Jate
Red Bank
Ambling
Truly
Empire Moving Picture Theatre
Monmouth Street
Empire Theatre
Red Bank Gas Store Sold to Consolidated Gas
Theodore R. Tenbroeck has sold his Red Bank Broad Street gas appliance store to the Red Bank office of the Consolidated Gas Company. Alfred H. Hagerman manages the company. possession passed last Friday. Tenbroeck will pursue his growing business in New York while remaining in Red Bank with his family.
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Red Bank
Theodore R. Tenvroeck
Broadstreet
Consolidated Gas Company
Alfred H. Hagerman
Tenbroeck
New York
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Ing
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Papa
Elsie
Filegende
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Daily Record
Mathushek & Son
Paris
Germany
America
Modena
Webb & Sons
England
Gimbel Brothers
Lion
Beast
le Maistre Lace & Embroidery Co
Cookman Ave
Emory St. Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Joseph Salt
City Delicatessen & Lunch Room
Broad St
Ford & Miller
Phil Seamon
New Jersey Coast
Ecury Park N
H.N. Supp
QuoBink
Cook's
Main St. Asbury Park
Pearson's
Broad ST. Red Bank
Stricklin's
ACT Secumens Huet
W. C
L. de la Roussille
R. F. Wilbur
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