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1 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1924. driving on the main highways. It seems Grover the lands, which he railed Tm-ttrn Manor, after' his paternal estate In cap that would kave discourage! less dauntless spirit than that of ones die because of Improper all mentation," the. department asserts. there is Just one sutomooue in tnf England, and which came to be known Joseph Conrad.

world ana mat is ine one on anaer burg road. as Tintern Manor. Pauperism In United States Showing A Marked Decrease In his experience, clear and easily 'Straight ahead the road continues" He aided in the organization of the translatable, he has left not a col county, which he named Monmouth, for over the Big Brook and Willow Brook, lection of novels and verse but a A method of preserving food called "solar vitalising." is accomplished simply by leaving any perishable article a certain length of time beneath a sheet of specially-constructed glass and then putting It into airtight containers. into tioimaei, suuaiea on a roaa. part gravel, part concrete, that connects the literature that baa the real tang of FACETfACEEiMOUSFOIK Mstawan-Freehold highway with Ret the sea.

Universal in its scope, the heart emotions of the reader in the Bank. Along this road In the direction of Red Bank are located a number of isolation of plains, deserts, prairies, mountains and cities, are touched. tbe finest stud farms in Jersey. "If the motorist does not care to re Whether describing the wild scenes of typhoons or- tempests, or of slightly exceeded the females. Males numbered 53.967' last year and females 24,123.

Of the males more than half were between the ages of 6o and 80 years, the largest percentage being between' 70 and 74 years of age. Native born White paupers numbered 48,019, and foreign born white numbered 23,557. turn to Red Bank he can follow up the road that took him to Holmdel and after passing thru Crawford Corner, over Crawford Hill tend thru the vilage Heals Like Mcgic Chafing Rashes, Itching and all Skin Irritations of Infants, Children Adults. balmy cairn Joseph Conrad is his native county in Wales. He was the uncle of that Lewis Morris who.

In 1718, became the first governor of New Jersey, after the separation of that province from New York. "The falls are not visible from the bridge as one passes over it in the car. but the rush of water can beheard as It gushes over the rocks near an old mill, no longer In use. A few steps to the eld of the road will bring the falls within view. "Right near there, within 100 feet from tire read, there Is a mineral spring, which in the time of the Indians, was regarded as possessing medical properties.

In 1887 a company was formed for the of making the spring a place for but the plan failed. A paradox wai revealed in the life ever the master of vigorous and realistic style. of Haslet, reach the shore road near Keyport. The spirit of "Blow softly ye south WASHINGTON. Sept.

17. There are fewer paupers in almshouses in the. United States than there have been in the last twenty years and the, number per 100,000 of population is smaller than it ever has been in the history of the country as far as the government's records show. There were 78.090 paupers In alms-houses on January 1st last year compared with 84,198 in 1910, when the last census of the kind was taken, the census bureau announced. Tbe number per 100,000 of population was 71.5 as compared with 91.5 in 1910 and 132.2 In 1SS0.

There were more than twice as mnnv male naunera as female last 'There are numerous other roads that Suites sfford opportunities for quiet drives, all winds" pervades the work of Joseph Conrad, and seems to sound a requiem for him as he sailed westward on his life's last voyage. Copyright, 1924, by Joe Mitchell Chappie. omforl of them finally striking the snore roaa at different points, or the Matawan-Freehold highway. They are all in good condition. MEXICO WOULD SAVE CHILDREN MEXICO CITY, Sept.

2. OP) More than 60 percent of the children born In Mexico never reach their first birthday, the federal department of health has announced in a bulletin with which it onened a child saving Editor's Note: Send 10 names of The road to Tinton Falls turns off the "The water of the spring contains iron and yearp ago people used to Healing Toilet Powder your favorite famous folk now Jiving to Joe Mitchell Chappie. The At Red Bank-Eatontown road to the right at Bhrewsbury. travel distances to' drink from It. Since then, the snot has been neglected and the spring has been allowed to form a Gives Instant Reliet There's Nothing Like It All druggists tic, Waldorf Astoria hotel.

New Tork 'year, while in 1KS0 the male only lonmpaign. "Thousands of these little Advertise tn The evening Pi city. The readers of this paper are stagnant pool, the overflow seeping thru to nominate for this Hall of Fame. the around and going to waste. "From Tinton Falls a very good asphalt road continues thru Bcobeyville of the late Joseph Conrad.

An eminent author declared: "He was the best English welter of ui all and yet he was born In Poland. Polish of the Polish, this master of Action left his heritage to literature not written in his' own eiative langauge. In early youth he found his father's English translation of Shakespeare plays strange and- fascinating for him, altho he had never heard the sound of English speech until he landed in Loiatef in 1878. at the age of Before that time had never" looked upon the waves of the sea, yet he became the greatest English 'writer of sea stories. Until he was 30 he never wrote a book or line, except in log book aboard But ye gods of Neptune what a lite he lived! On an English vessel, with the sky as the only roo'f over his head, this native of a coun-try without a seacoast eventually founded a new literature of the vasty deep.

Sailing thousands of miles over the vast expanse of oceans, he never even had a comrade who spoke hla own tongue. Like Sir Joseph porter in Pinafore, he lived and died with the distinction that he was "an Englishman," in so far his liter- and Colt a Neck to Freehold. At Scoftey WALLS IS I ville, only about three miles and a half from Tinton Falls, a gravel road turns (Ri Eg y) off to the right, crosses Yellow Brook and passes Sugarloaf Hill, one of the 1 Mm few mountain formations. In that sec- mar DM CONRAD nvt: jl Its way to the small settle 1111 tor tnent of Vanderburg. www--.

"I do not see why you to honor me when I have simply written what I eauld not resist relating, like other "The road winds and turns between farmland and fruit orchards, or thru Prior to 1673 It Was Known wooded sections that provide temporary seamen returning from a long shade from, the rays of the sun. It is a peaceful drive that affords considerable FLORIDA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL DEVELOPMENT relief from the strain connected wlta rv work was concerned. nun "Truth of the master sort I can promise and also sincerity," that is the" keynote expression of Joseph ifilulLii'illilVnt Conrad. He was passionately sincere in every phrase lie penned. Looking Into his fascinating eyes, within: the 3 follff" year, has left an enduring memory.

In his auiet way his features sug Coajpltts RatielGoirantHd With Htm Prttcriitlon Where theSick Get Well gested a rugged seafaring rtan, with sDare hair atop. An artist 'thru as Falls of Shrews'- bury-, Tinton Falls, on Pine Brook, a tributary of the Navesink. has probably been passed thru by many motorists who never saw tbe falls nor had an idea of the importance of tbe little settlement in years gone says the Newark Evening News. Prior to 1673 the spot was known as the Falls of Shrewsbury, and it was there James Grover, one of the original Monmouth patentees, located his claim and established an Iron furnace. This and the industries pertaining to It became of suoti Importance as to be made the subject of protective legislation by the Assembly in 1674.

"Another name that is Indlssolubly connected with Tinton Falls is that of Lewis Morris. Morris was a native of where he commanded troops uader Cromwell, because of which his estate wat confiscated after the restoration of the monarchy. He came to Monmouth and purchased from James vrNocott work, an aristocrat by birth, but a democrat with the instinct the All that terrible sneetlnar. runny eyes and nose, headache, fever, etc. ahiDtnates of the "forecastle," vanisnes usuauy in it nours, witn a wonderful new internal prescription developed by a Cleveland specialist.

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