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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 192t. 9 I cue Star and woman meet for charity FORD DELIVERY Good running condition; closed body; good tires: will accept any reasonable cash offer. Phone Asbury 2490-W. BAH ME NOW POTATOES Green Mountains, good cooker; firsts, $4 per bbl. of 165 seconds, $2.50 per hand picked apples, $4 and $5 per also turnip and carrots, $1.50 per bushel; all goods delivered.

2J1 Corlles Avenue, Asbury LEAGU Classified Advertisements Thirty wordi or lest 30c for one insertion 60c for two consecutive insertions; $1.50 for seven consecutive insertions; $4.60 for ont month in all editions. No refund on advertisements discontinued before expiration. 1R tFlcixt II i Ernest R. Younghaus to LAKEWOOD, Dec. taking Kalkhof.

Lots 31. J2. Port Monmouth three straight from the Gulf team the parj(i tl Bankers climbed Into first place in Carrie and ffm, E. Taylor to Eliza-th8 Lakewood bowling league stand-: both Langdon. Ld.

Gre'en Len- F.IH WT-Vl? A R-HI XI CHAMPION rr Hi 1 id ill ll tlnlU" II GENTLEMAN'S FARM Or high Clasa tea room, on the main road; five minutes from trolley and Sea Girt station; modern building, store room, -barn, chicken house; 18 acres. If Interested write to Brighton Realty Co. Representative. Otto M. Morris, Heal Estate broker Spring Lake.

N. J. Pbone 37-R. 222tl3 it nit r- 4L a ingr, followed closely by the Brotherhood team. An interesting match is expected tonight between the two fire company teams, both teams to have their strongest lineupe.

The standing: TVon Lost P. C. .750 ..667 .583 .58 .500 .417 .333 .167 Bankers Brotherhood. Realty Insurance Philorians Fire Co. No.

1 Junior Hos6 No. 3., Wflter-Electric 3 4 a 6 7 8 10 Gulfere REAL EST, Monday, Oeo ,13 MonrloHa Plnvton to Laura Mount. ATE TRANSFERS 24- BIk SeCl Lng Branch' A most novel billiard tournament will start In New York when Angelo Lima, eight-year-old cue star, meets Miss Florence Flower, female pocket billiard champion, in a series of games, the proceeds to go to charity. Angelo has been playing two years and Is a wonder despite his youth and eize. The photo nhows Miss Flower and Angelo practising for their series.

to 887. Deal Beach Estates. $1. Norman Wynne ux. to Edwin F.

Smith et al. Ld. Railroad Monmouth Beach, $1. Mary W. and Walter O.

Walling to John Pt, lot 8. Bay Shore Properties. 11. $1. Wm.

A. Dey to Margaret L. McEl-valne. Lot Dey EngHshtown, SI. Rivervlew Realty Co.

to Helen G. Murray. Lots 6 to 10, BIk. River-view, $1. Henry J.

Auth, to Oscar Bartsch. Lots 1079, 1080. Deal Beach Estates, $1. Seacoaet Trust Co. to Nettie Schulz.

Lots 24. 25. BIk. J. Del Monte Gar-dens, $1.

Seacoaet Trust Co. to Nettle Schulz. lot 23, J. Del Monte, Gardens, Nettie and Adoiph Schulz to Stanley Hode. Lot 24, pta.

23, 25, Del Monte Gardens, 11. Morrissey Walker to Ronald Hepburn. Lot 249, BIk. 9, New Keans-burg, 1. Harry Felnberg to Jacob Sakovit2.

Ld. Mechanic EngHshtown, SI. Julia E. and Walter I. Woolley to Sarah M.

Dorsett. A 2 75-100. Howell twp, SI. Jos. McDermott ux.

et al. to Sol Oglerifiky. Lot 5, Jackson Park, Freehold, $1. Wednesday, December 15, Addison II. Rlggs to Eunice M.

Lusch. Lot 1379, Ocean Grove. $1. Peter O. Weigand ux, to Chas.

F. Bailey ux. Lot 12, BIk. Croes map, Key port. SI.

Sarah W. White to Oakhurst Summer Nursery. 4 tracts Ocean twp. SI. Julia L.

Zocher to Mary E. Schmander. Lots 92, 83, Kay Corn-well tract, Highlands. $1. William Trout ux, to' Emerlck Tresk.

B0 ft-, lot 8, BIk. 87. Spring Lake, $1. John D.fHavens ux, to Emerlck Tresk. Undivided 4 lot 13, BIk.

37, Spring Lake. $1. Elbert Harris ux. to Etta Harris. Ld.

Sth Bradley Park. $1. i I'rancls A. Stone ux, et al, to Harry Banker, Ld. Main Asbury Park.

tl. I Isidore Kaufman ux, to Luclen B. Dunham ux. 4 tracts Millstone twp. II.

Angelo Tamburro ux, to Pasaualo Formica. Lots 33, 36, Bik. West Keansburg Beach. $1. P.umson Point Colony to Universal Security Co.

2 tracts Oceanport. $1. N. Hegeman Co. to William Ban-ion.

Lots 54, 55, BIk. F. Keyport Heights. SI. Louis Kaszubo ux, to James B.

Nichols ux. Ld. Kennedy Long Branch. $1. Enoch Wolberg et trus, to Jos.

S. Efrenioff- Lots 1005, 1606, Asbury Park Estates. $1. Giraru Trust Co. to Emma H.

West. Lot 282, half 2S1, Brighton, Spring Lake. $1. Katherina Reeves et al, to Merritt J. Warwick.

A Matawan. SI. Merritt J. Warwick ux, to Martha Waters. Lot Atlantic Matawan.

$1. Phebe A. and John C. Brand to John L. Bergen ux.

Lot Wall twp. $1. Edwin Stephens ux'to Eleanor D. S. Young.

Lots 566, 567, map Avon-dale Terrace. $1. Catherine and Robert Emmons to Jack Sherman et a. Tt. lot 252.

West Asbury Park, SL Jack Sherman ux, et al, to Paul Sherman. Pt. lot 252, West Asbury Park. Si-Thomas Kelly ux, to Catherine Charton. 3 tracts Matawan twp.

$1. Rosario Gallano to Cuiseppe Fias- conaro. Ld. Shrewsbury Red Frank C-aliano by Gd'tjo Guiseppe Fiasconaro. Lot Shrewsbury Ave.

and Catherine Red Bank. S300. Vlncenzo Fiasconaro ux, et al, to Giuseppe Fiasconaro. Ld. Shrewsbury Ave-, and Catherine Red Bank.

$1. Guiseppe Fiasconaro ux, to Samuel Sabath. Ld. Shrewsbury Ave. and Catherine Red Bank.

$1. Raritan Bay Realty Co. to Frederick W. Chapman. Lots 19, 20, 21, BIk.

Bay Shore. SL N. T. Hegeman Co. to Abram Force.

Lots 22, 23, BIk. Keyport Heights. SL Max Lopatin ux, et al, to Samuel Liebowltz. Ld. Throck'morton Freehold.

SI. Thursday, Dec. 16. Sarah A. Taquett by Ex'r.

to Samuel J. Donahay. 2 tracts Howell twp, SL Beulah M. Blair by heirs, to Martin Dowd. 2 lots Center St.

and Ocean Seabright, SL J. De Witt Fay et al. by Sheriff, to Asbury Park Ocean Grove Bank. Mi lot 7, Range Asbury Park, $663.88. Daniel Edwards to Henrlette Edwards.

A 75-100. Long Branch, SL George Jemison ux, to George D. Runyon ux. Lot 342, Allenhurst, $1. New Point Comfort Beach Co.

to Rae Stearne. Lot 171, BIk. New Point Comfort Beach. SI. Mary S.

Savldge to Charlea R. Snyder. Lot Stone Church, Middletown twp, Jacob Abrahams ux, to Andy Lust-baum. Cor. 3rd Ave.

and Main Asbury Park, SL William W. Cook ux, to Michael Dzlepak ux. A 78-100. Atlantic twp, SL Ellen T. O'Reilly to Wm.

p. Fog-arty. Ld. Pavilion Long Branch, $100. Sadie O'R.

and Thomas r. Mc-Kenna to Wm. P. Fogarty. Ld.

Pa- villon Long Branch, $100. Hugh E. O'Reilly et al. to Win. P.

Fogarty. Ld. Pavilion Long I Branch, $100. I Ellen O'l'r-ii'y to Hugh E. O'Reil- Ld.

Pavilion Long Branch, i IL Sarah O'R. and Thomas T. Mc- Kenna to Hugh O'Reilly. Ld. 1st Long Branch, S100.

Hugh E. O'Reilly ux, to Wm. P. Fogarty, Ld. Wilson Lon i Branch, SL I Mary A.

B. and Marshall Shoemaker to Sarah Eernard. Lots 463, 454, Interlaken, SL Sarah Eernard to Mary A. B. Shoemaker, hus'd.

Lots 453. 454, Interlaken, St. Charles F. Dimond to Viola E. Patterson.

2 ioti P.r.'.'e. Ave. and Prospect Bahk. $1. Viola E.

Tatlerson to Ceorglana 1) lu.nnd. 2 iota Ave. and Prospect Red Bank, $1, Thomson. Lots 2885 a FoRD TOURING 1917; A-l condition; good paint and tires; $275. Box 18, Press Office.

FORDS 1915 Touring, good tires. $200; 1918 Touring, good tires, $250; 1917 Sedan, good condition, $450. Thomson's Ford Agency, Main Street, Asbury Park. 30226 FORD SEDAN 1918; perfect running order. Call 1118 Fourth Avenue.

304-306 MARMON TOURINC1 CAR Also Cadillac touring, both In good shape; property of insurance companies. Apply S. A. Reeves, 617 Mattlson Avenue. Z81t23 MERCER Limousine town car.

Very latest In every respect. Cannot be separated from new car. Fully equipped In every possible way. Condition absolutely perfect. Have already been offered $2,500 by Y.

'dealer. Anyone doing better than that can have the car. Must be seen to be appreciated. 127 Garfield Avon, X. J.

MERCER BEARCAT Fine running ordnr. Recently painted. Moving to city. MuKt sell. Call 300 Ninth RECONSTRUCTED USED CARS 1920 Cole Aero-Eight, four passenger Sportster; 1919 Cole Aero-Eight, seven passenger Tourster; 1917 Overland five passenger Touring; 1916 Velle, five passenger Touring; 1916 Overland, five passenger Touring; the 'above cars are all In first class condition; some good as new and are reasonably priced.

II. W. Schuyler. 407 Muroe Avenue. Asbury 1 I i K.

ici. uia aim Agency, RED TUBES At oct; 32x3', 82x4, 3x4V, 34x4 It 5 0 36x4i. 8.1x4. skid tires. 30xJ 113.75.

S. Morris. S2 Main Street, Asbury Park J. 300t- USED CARS Paige, even pawaenger touring, 1917 Roo Roadster. 1920 Liberty touring.

Sanford -truck, one Pope motorcycle. Wh.lte Garage. Spring Lake. 119,52 USED CARS Vim Truck, Studebaker Delivery, Studebaker live passenger touring, Willys-Overland seven pawen-ger touring, seven passenger Packard touring. Belmar Auto 800 Street, Belmar.

291f24 USED AUTOMOBILES Forsulel 1914 Chalmers Limowine, 1914 Overland, $150; 1914 Ford, $100; 1917 Ford Delivery, $250; 1919 Ford chassis, new demountable rims and tires, $275; 1918 Chalmers, seven passenger, $750; 1917 Pullman Touring, newly painted, $150; 1917 Dodge Touring, $450; Ford motors, chcip. Inquire 19 Second Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. Tel. 3C2-J.

2SI23 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN-AI1 amounts on first mortgage; quick action on flrstclass loans. Albei Robbins. 22C Main Street, 2131 1 MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES Highest prices paid for all kind- of antiques furniture, glass, bronze, copper, silver, samples, china and brass K. Tresk. 215 Jersey Ave nue.

Spritig Lake, N. 6551 1 BED A. Ho. tna or- tg.nal and best exterminator; all wn mi, guaranteed all season and place cleared of bugs and their eggs in two hours, be sure and the right man Tel Asbury 1772. 1012 Main Street, Asbury Park BED BUGS Roaches, etc.

exterminated by careful and expert fumigation; destroys the eggs too; all work guaranteed. Phone Asbury 2C87. A. Stieber, 1008 Sewall Avenue. CARPET CLEANING A.

J. Hurley, successor to Brown Sampson. All kinds, of rugs and carpets cleaned. Mattress making and upholstering 45 Olln Street. Phone 1075-F.

25051 'ON TKAOTOR AnytniiiK applied u. ouildlng, masonry, plain and ornamental plastering, cement work, Address Joseph L. Durrah. UiR Thh'1 Avenue. i 6751 DEAD ANIMALS KKlluV ED I ro-move borses, cows and mule free of eharee.

Richard Connors. Wavsido. Telephone Wayside 340 F15 2651 FURNITURE Anuquo and other furniture; show cases, ice boxes, bought and wold; we repair and refinlsh fine furniture. Pr Linster, 117 South Main Street. Phone 25S.19 GLAZ1NO We do all Kind or glutting and resllver mirrors: at lowest price, good called for and delivered.

Bogan Glass fil South Main Street Phun 246 t.M DRAPERIES Cushion, upholtcring, carpets and linoleum laid, awnings and window shades made, draperies and curtains hung our specialty. Taber and Markesa, 1307U Street, Belmar. Phone 613-M. LOCKSMITH Samuel who has had a store on Bond Street for more than 21 years, ia to remove to the store at 725 Bani Avenue, in the Win-sor Block. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Trucks one to seven tons' capacity; satisfaction guaranteed; day and night service any distance; contracts our specialty.

Phone Asbury 2007. Klein's Garage, 610 McCabe Avenue, Bradley Beafh. MASON CONTRACT 40 less on your ma.son estimates; aJso we have a great stock of the seasoned cement blocks. T. S.

Maugerl, corner of Asbury and Central Avenues. Phone 1 388-M PARQUET And Vt floors laid; also scraped by hand or electricity; weather strips and glass veatiouies -maue to order. Arthur Le Monde, 78 Unanil Avenue, Wanamassa, Asburv Park. Phone 773-R FURN IT ItE SFal -tresses, cushions, slip covers, renovated and new, to order; prices fairly moderate. Harry Milberg, 307 Emory Street.

nnrJ. Steinbach'a Tel. 1488-W. 19551 UPHOLSTERER Maker of fine upholstered furniture; also upholstering in all Its branches at lowest price; estimates cheerfully furnished. M.

Gold-stone, 45 South Main Street. Tel. 2014-R. INSTRUCTION ASBCRY PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE Prepares for business or secretarial dtulcs; Pitman and Gregg shorthand; speed work; graduates assisted to positions; Individual instruction. Write, telephone or call Ernest L.

Bean, Prln-rlnal. 22713 ASUURi PARK SCHOOL OF MUSIC Directors, Ella Van Dorn Markeu; and Arthur Parker. Faculty. Ella Mar-kell, voice; Mabel Alexander, piano; L. Adele Casler, oratory; Arthur Pnrkcr, violin and harmony.

Appleby Building. Tel. Asbury 8S1-R. 13149 nuJTOMOBILE DRIVING LESSONS Given bv careful expert. Box 3, Press Office.

Tel. 1741. DANCING CLASS For adults; every Monday evening at 8.15. Montauk Hotel. First 'Avenue and Bond street, Asbury Park; private instrticelon by appointment at 1027 Summerfleld Avenue.

Phone 1712. Margaret Ryan. DANCING Lyon Botta studio; dancing In all Its branches; physical development and dramatic art; rated classes for adults and children; private Instruction by appointment. Studio, Borden's Hall, 640 Cookman Avenue. Phone Asbury 1727.

23214 FRENCH LANGUAGE Native Parisian, university graduate, world-war veteran, author, lecturer, teaches purest French, cultivated accent; con-versational Berlitz method. Commercial Spanish also. Asbury Park Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays. Professor Theophlle Glere, 35 Rector Tlace, Red Bank. Telephone 843.

2R8-308. MME. ANNA K. ZE1GLER Voice winter course may be taken partially la New York. Apply Wednesdays, 11-5, Metropolitan School of Mufie, Appleby Building, Asbury Park.

Tel. 581-M. 27321 PROF. R. MIRAGLIA Band director and composer; teaching at pupil's residence: theory, clarinet, flute, banjorlne, guitar, any brass instrument; special methods for violin beginners: also Italian languages; music furnished for nil occasions.

P. O. Box Phone 1230-M. MADAME DE LAUME Native French 1 Parisian: classes nod nnv.il..- ihm-h I lessons: school experience; practical method: popular French songs; Beriits methods if wanted; club for French conversation exclusively. 602 Bangs Avenue.

Phone 1488-W. I i i Park. SHOES L'. S. Army Field shoes; slightly used; good for working purpose; price $2.50.

Charles 1015 Cookman Avenue, west of railroad. SEWING MACHINE Singer, drop head; will sell cheap If sold this week. Address Box 22, Press Office. TALKING MACHINE New; Frank-lyn; plays any disc record. Inquire of Earl V.

Height, 98 Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove, between 5 and 7.30 P. M. 293-307 TYPEWRITER Cost $65; perfect condition: sell for $15. Call at 605 Sum-merfleld Avenue. 304-305 VIOLIN Beautiful full-size instrument; fine bow; case and full nickel stand; book; value $40; quick sale price only $25.

601 Bangs Avenue. VACUUM SWEEPER Princess combination; nearly new; at a bargain. 319 Main Street, corner Garfield Avenue, Avon. 300.6 WEATHER STUIPS-For doors and windows; put on and sold by George L. Fowler, 1000 Summerfleld Avenue; mea-surements taken and estimates furnished free of charge; drop postal and I will call.

ROOMS FOR RENT ASBURY AVENUE 508. Very desirable, furnished rooms; private family; two connecting rooms. Phone 49-W. 155-lt COOKMAN AVENUE 432. One or two rooms; first floor; gas range, coal range, running water, electric lights, private toilet; $15 month; rear.

Phone 257-W. 301-306 GRAND AVENUE 711. Corner As-)ury; attractive furnished rooms; sit-tlngroom and bedroom; also separate and connecting rooms; all Improvements; Ideal location. Tel. 334-W.

290.308,lr7,24.7 HOTEL ST. JAMES Cookman Ave-nue and St. James Place; European plan; attractive rooms available at very reasonable winter rates; pleasant reception room and eunparlor. Raymond K. Wagner.

22tl9 OCEAN GROVE Room, nicely furnished. Heat and electrla light. 100 Lnke Avenue. Anna Rand. 287,2 It OCEAN GROVE 24 Ocean Pathway.

Hot and cold running water; guaranteed warm room; good clean bed; southern exposure, sun oil day; third floor; easy stairs; toilet on first and third floors. Phone lf93 23825 OCEAN GROVE 130 Main Avenue. Furnished rooms; with or without board: nicely furnished. OCEAN GROVE 76 Mt. Hermon Way.

Very desirable rooms, In steam heated home; low winter rates; convenient for business people; all conveniences; also top floor to let. Phone 265-R. ROOMS Furnished; with or without board; with private family; also fpur room bungalow, Improvements. Apply 60S Third Avenue, Bradley Beach, N. J.

Phone Asbury 251. SEWjALL AVENUE 621. Have three comfortable, pleasant, clean rooms, which I will rent in my home; fine location; good reference required. THE COMFORT 700 Munroe Avenue; newly furnished rooms, single and en suite; bath, steam heat, electric lights, hot water; reasonable for winter season. Phone Asbury 4r.fi-Vv".

23515 THIRD AVENUE 303. Front room and kitchenette; for light housekeeping; water, electric lights; hot water heat; vacant Jan. 1st. 29825 BOARDING HOUSES ASBURY AVENUE 51S. Attractive, well furnished, heated rooms, with southern exposure; suuparlors and pleasant reception rooms; now available at very reasonable winter rates; American or European plans.

Phone 882. 300t26 ROSEMARV HOUSE East Street, Manasquan; ldel fall and winter home; all conveniences: home cooking, phone Manasquan 645-M. 289,24 THE CHiiljtiKA 206 1'liiiiJ Avenue. Pleas-ant home for the winter; block to beach; sunparlor, steam heat, bountiful home table: $16 and $18 per week. A.

A. West, owner and manager Tel. 878-J. WILSu.NIA Summerfleld Avenue. Nicely furnished tuonit.

table board; steam heated; ail reasonable. Pbone 881-R. Bertha E. Moore. 235R1 LOST AND FOUND f'OLLIE DOG Answers to name of "William." If found please notify by Phone Allenhurst 937.

CAT White and maltese; answers to name of "Maltie." Reward if returned to 505i! Ocean Park Avenue, Bradley Beach, N. J. 301-301 DOG Russian wolf hound; answers to name of since Monday, Ad- aretis unanetj iievniger, mnin Ave nue. Belmar. FALSE TEETH Broken; on Xmna day.

Liberal reward If returned to 156 Main Street, uiwtairs. 304 GRIP Tan; Initials B. L. On Cookmnn Ave. between Woolworth's store and Kingsley St Friday afternoon about 5 o'clock.

Finder please communicate with Mrs. C. E. Dennis, 678 Wall Street, Long Branch, X. or Phone Long Branch 989-W.

Reward. 5,. '104 OVERCOAT BELT Tan; cloth. Suit-able reward will he given for return of same. 1108 Fifth Avenue, City, or Phone 2634-R.

304 UMBRELLA Black silk; straignt handle, with silver end; Inltals A. around Thanksgiving. Reward if returned to 1309 Street, Belniar. WANTED CLOTHING Don't throw away men's clothing and shoes; best prices paid; also latest style new suits sold very reasonably. Phone 470-J.

or write H. osenbloom, 1014 Sprlngwood Ave. 213tll Vy w. w.W. bought smd sold; best price? paid; men's, lTU I 1 I.

vlnrf. nfl ntnlhin. women nnu uunuivu send postal and I will call. Joe Steinberg, 1107H 8prlnwood Avenuj. Tel.

788. 2l9t51 FURN1TURB We pay oest cash prices for cash registers, meat slicing machine, coffee urns, steamer tables, hotel ranges, In good condition: hotel machinery, hotel and cottage furniture, store fixtures and stock of all knids. Phone 625. Gates Furniture Asbury Park. 21551 HOUSE To rent; furnished; or apartment with improvements; Asbury preferred; from January to May; not over $35 per month.

Address Tost Office, Box 607. 30126 LOTS Have buyers for lots along the seashore; also hotels for rent. What have you? Alfred D. Fourett, 1006 Sunset Avenue, North Asbury Park. 30126 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILE PAINTING And ud- holstegrlng, the highest class; best of workmanship at the most reasonable charge.

Harry Deiss, 259-261 Corlles Avenue, West Grove. Thone 329-R. 27822 AUTO TOPS Anchor, Badger, Rex. Konpet and A. W.

Winter enclosed tops. and hood covers for all models. One second hand winter top for 1917 or '18 Hupp touring, cheap. I. M.

Woolston, 806 Main Street. Phone 471-J. 288,24 WflPk" KOADSTF.R Thean to nuiek buyer. Apply Clayton's Bakery. 29325 CHANDLER 19J9; seven passenger touring; first class order; 1920 seven passenger touring; mileage eix cord shoes, bumper, spotlight, radiator cover, special tools.

James S. Farry, Chandler Cleveland Agency. 2912 CHANDLER For sale; 1918; new tires and paint; 1915 "Chalmers limousine: 1920 Ford Touring; 1917 Allen Touring; 1917 Dodge Touring; 1919 Ford Touring; two 1917 Ford Deliveries; Ford Jitney; 1915 Overland Touring. Inquire D. Hyman, 19 Second Avenue, Long Branch.

N. J. Tel. 362-J. DODGE Business car; 1919; for le; only been run 6,000 miles; runs aad looks like new; price $1100.

Telephone Mr. Bergen, Asbury 585, or call at Thomson's Ford Agency. 303-205 Advertise lu Tut stjora Pre HELP WANTED MALE CI FRK-Young man to work In gro- eery store, wiin for afternoons ana saiurudja. Press Office. 304-305 JUBS Book telling i- government positions; end your nam and address for free sample, copy.

Franklin Institute. Dept vi'i u. lioelifcuter. Y. MEN To devote spare time selling "'guaranteed trees, shrubs, plants; liberal weekly pay: If you mean business, write AN Reliable; to address envelopes; mail wimples, steady home work evenings; no canvassing: $15 to $30 per excellent opportunity; enclose stamp for sample, Pox 25, Press Office.

MILL MAN Capable of doing general mill work. Apply at once. John Grant Sons, 25 Fourth Street, Lakewond. 302-304 HELP WANTEDHFEWALE GIRLS Steady employment; all year round; experienced operators on over, lock, zigzag and plain machines, prefers; examiners and ribboners; we pay you well and treat you well; apply at once. Coast Underwear 1230 Mun-roe Avenue, City.

OIKL High school; as mother's helper; after school hours. Box 27. Press Office. 304-30(5 GIRL For general housework; must be good cook; no laumlry work; reference required. Address Box 24.

Press Ofiice. 304-305 LAUNDRESS Mondays; steady work, $3 dav. Address 1322 Locust Drive, As-burv Park. 303-304 Nl'KsK Practical; one who under, stands children; for convalescent. Apply 708 Anbury Avenue, City, 303t26 WAITRESSES Apply La Hose Tea Room.

C2! Mattlson Avenue. 304-305 YOUNG LADY To assist in studio; one interested In photography. Apply Varlan 610 Cooltman Avenue, over McCrory's 5 and 10 Cent Store, Room 6. 304-306 SITUATIONS WANTED CHAUFFEUR White; experienced driver and mechanic; best of reference. Address Pox 3, Tress Office, or Phone Asbury 1741.

CHEF Wishes position; In or out of town; all around; elderly American man; good on pastry; reference. Address Box 26, Press Office. 30 SEAMSTRESS Takes ail kinds of sewing to do at home; alterations on gowns a specialty. Florence R. Miller, 907 Hammond Avenue.

Rradlcy Bearb Phone 1212-W. EMPLOY MENt AGENCIES OAST SER VTCE" EMPLO AGENCY Formerly of Klnmonth building. Room 222-220. will be found at 140 Union Avenue, Asbury Park Phone S8D-J. Lllli A.

He rris. Prop. 2335 1 LAKEWOOD AGENCY Select help: white and colored help for hotel and private family. Call 610 Cookman Avenue, over McCrory store Phone LAKE EM I'L' iYAIENT AGENCY Select white and colored help: chambermaids, waitresses, oooks. dav workers: furnished on short nocte: reference.

Mrs. lister. 419 Morrj, Aven ne Phone 12). FOR RENT a a three, four and five rooms, furnished; also furnished ronms. Apply Mrs.

J. Chamberlain, 514 Munroe Avneue. Asbury Park, N. J- APARTMENT Refined couple; to share an apartment hest locution: Asbury Park; rates reasonable. Address Boy PreFS Office.

303-305 BUNGALOW Furnished; five rooms. Bath, steam heat; best residential section. Bradley Bench. $10 month. Immediate possession.

Ferguson Ron, 711 Mattisnn Avenue. 236f24 "LTNoTvLoTv" By monji or year; seven rooms; all improvements; any atrent. 300 Fifth Avenue, City. COTTAGES Furnished; for winter months; $10 up Frank C. Borden, Pr.irt'..v Uecn 22413 ITicrhr mums: nit 'murove- merits; on Monmouth P.oad.

West I)ng Branch; about five acres of good ground, lots of fruit and berries; good outbuildings: for sale. Pf.rtlcuiars. anulvS.Reeves. Asbury Park. 63tSl "'HOUSES Bv winter or year; $35 per month and up.

Realty Development Klnmonth Bldg. Room 508 fifth fin'r. 23014 HOUSE--Furnished; Immediate possesion, $25 per month up; several bargains for sale, Bradley Beach, $4,000 tip; room house. Inlet Terrace, Bel-mar, $7,000. B.

M. Agency. 705 P.rln- ey Avenue. Bradley Beach. 2Mt-0 hotels, boarding houses, for rent, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, nhurst, Deal, Bradley Beach.

Er-lmar. See me first for exclusive list-iPKS. Rosenberg Agency, 307 Sewall opp. St. James l3L'LTl'i)VEir'liOUSE BUILDING Bradley Bench.

Apply Ocean Orove A sociii IjinOfflce. 282t23 "sToKE Targe; on Broadway, between- Rockell Avenue and Liberty j.rot T.oni Branch. Box 21, Press nmee. J04.J08J.27j REAL ESTATE FOR SALE crrvfj ii.niVM ronneratlve plan: will be built on Installment, In Spring Lake and Sea Girt; water, sewer, electricity. lots $300 and up; send your application for membership.

Box 298. Spring Lake. N.J BWlNESS SITE Located on Main and Railroad, Allenhurst; ft. ir.outre Mrs. Ilarrr Wardell.

610 Second Ave." HOUSE-On Ocean Path-wav; furnif-hed, with 28 24 bed-roo'ms and servants' quarters; can be bought very reasonable: not much money required: premises In fine shape. Inquire K. N. Woolston, Real Estate. 4t Main Avenue.

Ocean Grove. N. J. 802-07 FARM 10 acres; fix room house, two barns, chicken house, orchard, brook; terms; others various size. E.

Bigelow. Real Itate Belmar, N. J. Phone Shark River 19S-F-41. FARM 50 acres; fruit and potato; good buildings: less than four miles from Asbury Park: large asparagus and rhubarb patch, 150 opple trees; one of the best farms In this part; will pav for itself ln two years.

Charles C. Wood and Son, Farm Specialists, 922 Munroe Avenue. Phone 2196. 801 26 FARM 75 acres; good soil; on Manasquan river; mile from station, stores, 8-room house and tenant house; absolutely ah improvements; plenty of out buildings; all first-class repair; orchard and berries; six cows; four horses; chickens; hay and corn in bulldln-js; ah machinery and tools; a bargain at easy terms. Samuel Cook.

Poute 2. Belmar. TeL Shark River 278 F-31. 2IStl7 FARM For tale or exchange; acres; one-half mile from station: good soil; good buildings; large brook: good tnture: 50 acres In woodland. A.

Schlosfbach, 37 South Main Street, City. 29625 FARM Red Valley, N. 120 ceres 21 woodland; known as James Wilbur Inmestead; nina room dwelling, out-l ridings, lee house, windmill: great bsrsain. Inquire owner, Dr. G.

F. Wilbur. Asbury Park, X. J. 29S25 FARM New seven room house; all improvements and eight acres; conveniently located to ocean, Shark river, trolley ar.d railroad: Ideal location for poultry or truck farm, or as a real es.

tate development; price1 terms. P. Rademann, Eighteenth Avenue, Belmar, N. Route 2. Box 42.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSE.4 Most complete list, revised to date; now renting for season 1021. For further particulars apply Beegle Agency, 403 Main Street. City. 206tio HOUSE AND PLOT 100x100; north side of street, near business section; house. 12 rooms.

7 bedrooms, all Improvements; two garages; must be sold to close estate; bargain for someone. Apply George W. Pittenger, 400 Main Street, Afibury Park. 280t22 HOUSE Brewer offers three good houses for sale at Ocean Grove eight rooms and bath, nine rooms and bath, $7,500, both near North End; also 7 roome and bath and all Improvements, central location, $5,800. Each house furnisned.

Theo. W. Brewer, 704 Mattlson Asbury Park, N. J. HOUSES Best selection can be nad at Realty Development fifth floor, Klnmonth Building.

138.50t HOUSE Eight rooms, all Improvements, fully furnished, $6,850, mortgage house, seven rooms and bath, house, six rooms, two bungalows on leased lot, $700; rooming houue, 22 rooms, central, $8,000. Mary L. Walker, Real Estate, 71 Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Grove. HOUSE If you want to buy, sell or rent call on Miller, Realtor, 718 Mattlson Avenue.

Phone 1051. 157tJ HOUSE Bradley Park; live rooms, bath, furnace, bungalow In rear, four rooms, city water, electric lights; garage for one. car; bargain for cash only; $3,800. See Brewer Smith, 704 Mattlson Avenue, Asbury Park, N. 29625 LOTS Two, Bradley Park one block from Corlles Ave.

Each 50x110. Sale price $250 each. Apply J. S. Farry, 49 Corlles West Grove.

LOTS in Sea Girt and Spring Luke; Installment plant; $300 and up. Otto M. Morris, Real Estate Broker, Spring La 1(0, N. Phone 37-R. 222U3 NEWARK $3,000 value; fre and clear; six room house, 120 Murray Street; 25 minutes from New York City; will exchange for improved seashore property; will add cash If necessary.

What have you? Samuel Taylor, Owner. "05 Parker Street, Newark, N. J. 301f2C PROPERTIES Several; in Ocear, Grove, Bradley Beach and Belmar: for ale or exchange; also one 85 acre farm; good building, heavy soil; for exchange; near town Ross Clayton. 104 Mt.

Tabor Way Ocean Grove. PROPERTIES Several; desirable, in Bradley Beach. Prices $3,000 to $12,000. Other houses In sections, cheap. McDuffey Agency, 603 First Avenue, Phone 2SR-308, 1-2, PROPERTY Beautiful corner, on Main Street, North Asbury: 60 by 123, Including house; excellent for any bus-Itiess; Inquire George II, Scott, P31 Adams Avenue, Elizabeth, N.

J. Tel, Elizabeth 33-IO-J. 1 RESIDENCE North Asbury corner residence. Fine location. Cottage contains 10 rooms, 6 sleeping rooms, bath, Improvements.

Immediate possession. Price $9,500. Terms arranged. Will make a good summer renter. Apply George W.

Pittenger, 400 Main Street. TWO HOTELS On ocean front. One on Seaview Avenue. One on Main Avenue. Prices range from $11,000 up.

Kea-st Agency, 69 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. ,1. 2S9.24I FOR EXCHANGE FARM Good, 100 acres; for hotel or residence properly In town. What ran you offer? Address Box 139, Press Office. 27Ct22 FOR EXCHANGE If you have a Mtw gle house worth and want to exchange for a double house that would pay better, apply at 3d Main Avenue, Ocean Grove.

301-309 LOTS Two; corner Second and Central Avenues; no Incumbrance: for good bonds or listed stocks. What have you to oir. Address Lock Box 94, Bradlev Beach, N. J. SToCK Conditions forte owner to exenange Tor of the Preferred Stock Peoples' Life Insurance Coupon Company, See Uradstreets for financial rating; want home In Deal Beach or Allenhurst, New Jersey; might consider fine farm.

Owner, Suite 410, 3C6 Fifth Avenue, New York City. FOR SALE BIG AUCTION SAT.F.Thi inJ tinvt Wednesday, 2 P. household goods, furniture, beds, springs, mattresses, pillows, tables, sofas, bureaus, K. cabinets, parlor suits, carpets, crockery, etc. Joseph C.

Patterson. Auctioneer, corner Main Street and Lake Avenue, Asbury Pnrk, uptalrs. CEMENT BUILDING BLOCKS 25, OU0; place your orriers with us; they will be promptly attended to. Apply at factory. 617 Ridge Avenue, E.

R. Walling. Phone iQ7t5i CIDER Mad while you wait; al Manasquan Bottl.ng Works, 42 Main Street; also cider for sale; all kinds of soft drinks. Phone Manasquan 407. 22513 CEMENT BUILDING BLOCKS And Brick.

20,000 blocks, 40,000 brick. Orders filled promptly. Apply at factory New Bedford, or 613 Fourth Avenue, Bradley Beach. Phone 2735 Asbury. FERNS AND CUT FLOWERS Large; funeral orders given prompt attention.

F. Hansen, Eighteenth Avenue. Belmnr. Phone 596-J. 23014 FURNITU RE New and second band bought and sold; highest prices paid.

M. D. Sharfsteln, 912 Spring-wood Avenue. Phone 2573. 94tl FURNITURE New, second Hand, mi Uluds, bought, sold; hotel mangle, hotel range, large grandfather's clock, large broiler Goerge E.

James. 8-5 Main St. Phone 1258-M. 17551 and finest assortment of new, second hand and antique furniture, stoves, store and office fixtures In State of New Jersey, call and be convinced of quality and low prices. Herbert Gates Furniture 705-9 Summerfleld Avenue.

Phone 625. stove and registers bought and eold and exchanged at reasonable price; 20 off on trunks and other goods. Economy Furniture House, 1028 Sprlngwood Avenue. FURNITURE New and second hand" bought and sold; also rented for season and exchanged. Max Frankel, 113 Pros-pect Avenue.

Phone 1943-R. 6051 FRESH EGGS White; not over day eld; delivered direct from farm: $1 hens cared for under most sanitary condition, which Is necessary to insune first quality eggs, Write or telephone your order. Colonial Farm, West Long Branch. Tel. Long Branch 677-R.

HORSE AND COW FEED Oats $2, corn $2.85. hay $2 per Cyphers scratch (A) $3.75, Cyphers scratch (B) $3.50, Cyphers mash $4.25, Cyphers dairy JtiS per ton, Full of Pep mash $4.75, Blue Ribbon scratch $4.35, creek corn $3.25, bran $2.65. Alfalfa horse feed $3.50. Brewers' grain 22c protein, 15 fat $70 per ton, ear corn $1,25 per bushel. Jos-eph P.

Johnson, 905 Main Street. 28525 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Rings good condition. M. D. Sharfsteln, 912 Sprlngwood Avenue.

30226 PIGS Six weeks old: Berkshire; order now. Farm, R. D. No. 1.

Phone Deal 914-W. 2S323 FIGS Milk fed, dressed, averaging from 40 to 100 lbs. each. Address or call Frank B. Conover, Henry Farm, Manasquan.

N. J. IX PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE ASBURY PARK PRESS Robert F. Longetreet by Ex'r to Arlhur E. Anderson.

Ld. Main Manasquan, Henry Snyder ux, to James H. Mac Phee. Lot 20, bik. a.

ucean view Park, $1. James II. MacPhee ux, to Henry Snyder ux. Lota 19, 20, Elk. Ocean View, Park, 11.

John Allstrom ux, to Charlotte S. Loux. Lot 12, J. S. Hubbard map, Atlantic Highlands, $1.

James Paulson ux, to John E. Brady. Lot 12 J. S. Vreeland map, Long Branch, $1.

Robert M. Hammell ux, to Charles McQueen ux, V4 lot 278, Avon, $1. Samuel E. Holtzman ux.to Daisy A. Deneger.

Lot 720, Ocean Grove, $1. Joseph Lufburrow to Jennie M. L. GibHon et al. Lot Locust, $1.

Joseph Lufburrow to Charles B. Lufburrow, Lots 5. 10, 11. Charles Lufburrow map, Locust, $1. John Cuthbertson by heir, to Mar-tanna, Cuthbertson et al.

Lot 180, Wanamasea Y. M. C. A. Camp, $1.

John Cuthbertson by heir to Marian-in Cuthbertson Lot 180, Wanamas- sa. C. A. Camp. tl.

Frank I. Cuthbertson by he-lr. to oi iu.il i i una uuiwuci louih ti i t. 130, Wnama.ssa M. C.

A. Camp, John Cuthbertson by heir, to Mart-anna Cuthbertson et al. Lot 180, Wanmassa Y. M. C.

A. Camp, $1, Hannah Johnson by Ex'r to Mary White, Lot New Seabright, $2,250. Thofi. Cooper by Ex'r to Dora Aple. Lot 8, Thomas W.

Cooper map, Long Branch, $350. Tetcr ux, to Chas. C'arr. Lots 18, 19, 20, BIk. 33, East Point Ucach Estates, $1 Adoph E.

Casse ux, to Chas. Carr. Lots 1, 2, 3, Elk. 36, East Point Beach Estates, $1. Annie and Charles Schroodcr, to John L.

Ambros. Lot3 80, Bk. 25, Ocean View, $1 James T. VanBurkalew ux, to Max II. Raubitschek.

Lot 28, Norwood Park, West Long Branch, "Max H. Raubitachek ux, to George Kutschor. Lot 28, Norwood Park, West Long Branch, $1. Warren S. Hartman ux, et al, to Paul II.

Faulk ux. Lots 51, 52. Frank White West Belmar, $1. Charleg B. Estell et al, to Robert Estell.

A 5 37-100, Howell $1. Robert EHtell ux, to Charles Rappleyea ux, A 5 37-100, Howell $1. Tuesday, Dec. 14. Harry Fein berg al.

to Louis Tress ux. Ld. Mechanic EngHshtown, $1. Louis Press ux, to Luella Robbins. Ld.

Mechanic EngHshtown, $1. Harry T. Kollock ux, to Wm. A. Pintard.

Ld. Oakland Red Bank, 1, Win. A. Pintard to Harry T. pollock ux.

Ld. Oakland Red Bank, U. Edward .1. Moses ux, to Fred L. King ux.

Ld. Wall $1. Pearl T. Chan. E.

Doyle to Maggie M. Btephenson. Ld. Asbury Ocean Grove. $1.

Clara L. Chac F. P. Walter to John H. Shyers ux.

Ld. Newark Bradley Beach, $1. August Kaffenberger ux, to Paul H. Matthews. Ld, Harrison Red Bank, $1.

Cook Combs by Ex'r, to Cornelia Smith. Lot 15, half 13, Combs tract, West Spring Lake, $1. Lucy Still by heirs, to Amanda Smith et al. A 2, Matawan twp, $1. Wm, T.

Johnson ux, et al, to Harry A. Healo. Pt. lots 126, 127. Loch Arbour, 1.

Cook Bldg. Co. to Peter' Diponte. Ld. Shrewsbury Red Bank, $1.

Johanna McElvaney to Alfonso Coluzzl. Lot 76, H. H. War-dell map, Long Branch, $L- Willard Fritz ux. to Curlenia Smith.

lot 13. Cornt tract, West Spring Lake, $1. John Cornwell, ux, to Richard Schwabe ux, Lots 13. 14, 15, Kay Cornwell tract, Highlands, $1. Edward M.

Colton to Ira S. Wise ux. Ld. Rockwell Ave Long Branch, Charles Spittlehouse by heirs, to Julia Blewitt. Lot 314.

Ocean Grove, V. Frank H. Johnson ux, et al. to Sidney L. Teven.

Pt. lot 1624, Belmar, $100. Henry J. Auth, to Lawrence PIANO. PIPE ORGAN AND VOICE Prof.

Walter J. Mulford, resident teacher; 20th year In Asbury Park; private and clas3 lessons; day and evening Studio, 681 Bangs Ave. JPROFESSIONA DR SARAH WARDELL Osteon- athlsL Resident Office: 510 Heoond Avenue, Asbury Park, 9 a. m. to 4 p.

and by appointment. Phone 120. i.radtiate American School. Mlsoiirl A. til DWELL Truss specialist.

Room 200-204, Klnmonth Building; hour 19-n a 2-4, 7-8 p. or by appointment; Sunday to i Phones: Residence. -K: Oitice, 873-R. 169 JULIA A. JOHNSON Munroe Avenue.

Gradual school ol Osteopath. Kirks-I villi. Missouri Tel. 894-W W. NfcLSUN DANIELS OatBo: ith.

Corner Bond Street and Hewai) Asburv Park. N. J. Phone 2116 70t V. C.

A. t. COT'i'ltELL Arctn tects. Rjcms HI 8 32u. Kmmon'h log.

Asbury Park, N. J. Telephone Ignatius C. Reina ux, to Filippo Miranda. Lots 2, 3, 8, Navesink Tark, Jennie V.

and George M. Jacobus to SIgmund Eisner. Cor. PinCkney Road and Broad Red Bank, Si-Max Flicker ux. to Solomon Mirer.

A 17 30-100, Manalapan twp, $1. Patrick Leddy to James P. Doyle. Lots 58, 59, P. Leddy map, Keansburg, Si.

Anna S. Tompkins to Jessie A. Scott, Lota 197. 198. Brevent Park, II.

Surplus Assets. Co. to William T. Irwin. Lots 79, 81, BIk.

14. Port-au-i'eck, SL Mary E. Prentiss to Allen G. Deane, Ld. Bath Ave, Long Branch, SI.

Anna Lowenstein et al. by Sheriff. to Claude A. Flynn Lota 9. 10.

Bik. 104, Sec. 2, Long Branch, $3,000. Fannie A. Lowenstein et al.

to Claude A. Flynn. 9, 10, BIk. 104, Sec. 2.

Long Branch, Si-Arthur E. Wetzler ux, to Claude A. Flynn. Lots 9. 10.

BIk. 104. Sec. 2, Long Branch, $1 Friday, December 17. Jesse P.

Hycr to Eliza Rogers. I)ts 8, 9, pt3. 10, 11, Elk. T. P.

Wey Keyport. $1- Eliza Rogers to Jesse P. Hyer ux. Lots 8, 9, pts. 10, 11, BIk.

P. Way map, Keyport. $1. Anna L. Marcy to Wm.

L. VanGles en ux. Ld. 2nd Keyport. $1.

Nellie A. and Ernest Dougherty to James Gorman. Lot 187 Heller map, Belmar. fl. Surplus Assets Co.

to John J. Nioh-olson. LoL4, BIk. 36, Port-au-Peck. II.

Marion H. and- T. Nelson Lillagore to Lena Steinberg. Cor. 2nd and Central Bradley Beach.

1. Charles Carr ux, to Frank Kabie. LoU 7, 8, BIk. Union Beach. SL Harry Truax ux, to Wm.

Andrews, Pt. lots 40, 41, M. Pinner-map, Elbe-ron. SI. William Hendrlckson, ux, to Basil Sculthorpe.

Ld. Bath Ave-, Long Branch. $1. Thomas Napoll ux, to Anna Fein-berg. Lot 14, Heimbold Block, East Long Branch.

SI. Anna Feinberg to Letitia Di Napoll. Lot 14, Heimbold Block, East Long i Branch. $1. Wm.

S. Brown et al, to Edward C. Holloway ux. Tt. lot 15, A.

P. Wright map, Freehold. $1. Walter I'. Brown ux, to Fred Tom.

Ld. Park Oakhurst. SL Nathan P. Crannier ux. to Theodore A.

Cranrncr. Ld. Columbus Long Branch. $1 Theodore A. Cranmer ux, to Wesley Thompson.

Ld. Columbus Long Branch. SL Henry H. Longstreet ux, to Julia Welsh. Lot Marlboro twp.

$200. Saturday, Dec. 18. Joseph M. Brown to Surplus Assets Co.

Ld. I'ort-au-Peck, $1. Wm. H. Cooper' ux, al to Surplus Afsets Co.

Ld. Port-au-Peck, $1. Emma L. W. and George A.

Smock to Maurice P. Evans. 4 lots Wanamassa. $1 John B. Sherman by heirs to Lydla Sherman.

Lots 564, 5G6, E68, Ocean Grove, $1. Lillian M. Duvale to Wm. S. Dempsey.oLts Leonardo and Mar-dean, $1.

Thos. F. Huyler, ux to Max Jager, Lot Eatontown, $1. Elizabeth H. Bray to Irene S.

Kerr. Undivided -2 3 lots Red Bank, SI. Alice. S. Seibert to Alice M.

Sei-bert. Lot 30. Richard White farm, Wall, $1. ARMENIAN GENERAL'S WlFE PLEADS FOR WOMEN OF HER COUNTRY 'Lady Anne Azgapetlan, wife of Oneral Azgapetlan, of Armenia, in or.e of the foreign vkltora who will attend the convention of the National Women's Party In Washington in February. She will appeal to the women of America at the convention on beh3lf of Armenian women many of whom now suffer untold hardships The photo howu Lady Asgapetian as member oX the Armenian Red Cross, ill i Bertlu Woeher to Georg L.

Fowler et Ld. Monroe Asbury rark, SI. Minnie Truax to Asbury Edwards A. 1, Monmouth Beach, 1. Eno ch Wolberg et al, to Jacob Forman et al.

Lots 6472, f479, Asbury Tark Estates. SL Clarence A. Bellman ux, to Mabel A. Hellman. 2 lots Ocean Long Branch, SL Henry J.

Auth to Emil Lindby et al. Lot 778 to 782, Deal Beach Estates, SL Henry II. Pemberton by Ex'r to James S. Burke. Lot 87, 89, Hall Pemberton map, Long Branch, $75.

Grover C. Field ux. to Frank C. Field ux. 2 tracts Upper Freehold Edward M.

Colton to Anthony Scalza ux. Ld. Rockwell Long Branch, $1. Daniel W. Mason ux, to Francisco Delia Pietra ux, 2 tracts Holmdel SI.

Florence A. Hutchinson to Simuel Schloss. Pt. lots 127, 128, Bradley Betkh, SL Elisabeth V. and William Uhrig to Stella Briskle.

tracta Raritan and Holmdel SI. Stella Brlskie to Elisabeth V. Uh-tig. tracts, Raritan 11. Artems M.

Lambertaon to Isadora, Lloyd. Ld. Mott Keyport, $1. Artemue M. Lambertaon to Joseph Angello et al.

2 lots Main Matawan, SI. Charles Carr ux, to Michael Cox. Lota 10, 11, Bik GO, Union Beach, H. John C. Conover ux, tal to Atlantic Tile Mfg.

Co. Ld. Efm Matawan, SL John C. Conover ux et al. to Atlan.

tic Tile Mfg Co. Ld. Atlantic Matawan, 11. Monday, Dect 20. Bernard Schweitzer ux, to Regina Blake.

Undivided half pt. lot 79, Bradley Beach, $1. Edward S. F. Randolph ux, to Hiram L.

Fink. Lot 15, BIk. 33. Sea Girt, $1. Dante Antolinl ux, to Srott A.

Da vie. L.ot ana ana Loan map, Rumson, $1. Abncr A. Badger ux, to John H. Houghton.

Ld, Washington Long Branch, SL William A. Dey to Harry Feinberg et al. Ld. Main EngHshtown. SI.

Emma and Morbet Wagner to Har- 7 Felnburg et al. Ld, Pine Eng- iiniiiown, ii. Julia K. Johnson to Elizabeth Bark, alow. Pt.

lot 957, Ocean Grove, 1. Elizabeth and Jesse A. Barkalow to A. Marie Brundage. Pt.

lot 937, Ocean Grove, $1. Geo. E. Rogers ux, to Fred V. Conover.

4 lots Rhode Island Tolnt, Fred V. Conover u.r, to Gustave A. Johnson et al. 4 lots Rhode Island Point. SL Annie M.

and Aug. T. Jones to Gustave A. Johnson et al. 3 lots Rhode Island Point, $1.

George T. Delacorte, to Shirley Levitt. Lot Monmouth Place and Club road, Monmouth Beach, SL Wm. H. Clark ux, to Timothy Hurley.

Lots 11, 12. 15. BIk. 3, Spring Lake. $1.

Estelle Y. and Thomas S. Cook to Wm. H. Young et al.

3 lots Bradlev Beach, and Id. Morrlg $1. Wm. H. Young ux, et al, to Mary Gregory.

Ld. Cliff Bradley Beach, $1. PARIS, Dec. 27. Germany's refusing to disband the Elnwohnerwehr, or civilian guards, in Bavaria and Prussia, will be examined late today by the Council of Ambassadors, aaya the Petit Parisian.

Oen. Nolle, head of the Interallied Control commission in Berlan had a long conference on this subject with Georges Leygues, president of the CoTlncil of Minister, yesterday. A diHpatch from Mayence the Petit Parisien Btates the Interallied High commission there has reached a decision to break up all German military organization. Newspapers declare that the meetin of the Britlah, French and Italian pre miers win be held early in January et Nice. REYNOLD HENDRICKS Miss Elsie May Hendricks of Cran-bury and George Reynods of Manasquan were married on Christmaa at the parsonage of the Weet Grove M.

E. church, the paator, Rev. Edward Mount, officiating. The witnesses were Mrs. Mount end Miss Forence Pharo.

Miss Hendricks is the daughter of George Hendricks Mana-squan formerly of Cranbury. Th bridegroom Is a son of Mr. and Mra Nathaniel Reynolds of liaaMuian HI AL TO BE CONS DER.