The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-02

he remainder. The first stages or the
igorous training program mapped out
will start Immediately after the arrival
# the main body and will include long
likes, increasing in distance each day
until the requirement of five miles has
,een reached.
A full schedule of physical exercise
will be instituted in order to get the
pen into the pink of condition. Mount
ID work and monkey drills on horses
will be included. Colonel Schwarzkopf
aid he would be on the ground to re-
Give the arrivals, but that for the first
'ew days the business of getting details
Of the organization Strengthened out
would necessitate his spending much
ime between Trenton, Sea Girt and
Newark.
Refuse State Water Fee
Denying the right of the state, act
ng for the State Board of ConsefVa-
ion and Development, to assess New
ark a license fee of 81 per million gal
ons of water in excess of a daily free
allowance of 3G.241 ,66G gallons from
he Pequannock river, the city, through
CORPORATION Counsel Congleton, has
fled with the clerk of the supreme
court at Trenton its ansWe to a suit
% o an amount estimated at
about $4,000 and which also involves
payment of a daily fee for excess wa
.er in perpetuity.
In the action at law, which Is SINH
ar to proceedings instituted against
Jersey City and Trenton, which result
ed in judgments entered on behalf OF
the state in both cases. argument will
be offered before Justice Trenchard at
Trenton. Mr.. Congleton will be assist
ed by Assistant Corporation Counsel
WOlber and by Robert H. McCarter Of
Newark.
Mr.. McCarter will appear as special
counsel for the city in view Of the cir
cumstances that as attorney general he
gave a ruling to the State Water Sup
ply Commission, which had authority
over the waters of the state in 1908
that the commission had no right in
law to collect the license fee for excess
CONSUMPTION of water in view Of New
ark's contract with the East Jersey
Water Company and the Lehigh Valley
railroad for diverting to the city's use
a supply of 5O.0O0,000 gallons daily.
AS this matter hinges entirely upon
the questions involved in the city's con-
tract for that amount daily, the law
department decided to enlist Mr.. Nc
Carriers services as special counsel.
Dentistry Licensees
Many individuals. as well as corpora
tions with large organizations of EN-
ployees in the insurance, financial, rail-
road or other public utilities, as well as
merchants and commercial houses gen
orally, are interested in knowing from
time to time the names and residence
and office localities Of those who have
been licensed to practice in New Jersey
by the State Board of Registration and
Examination in Dentistry. a list Of re-
cent licensees of the state board is Civ
en- herewith as a matter of general in
formation, all the cities and towns
named being in New Jersey except the
few otherwise Indicated:
DR.. Henry Goldsahlag, New York
city; William r. Hawkins, Freneau;
Joseph A. Perrin, Jr.. East Orange ;
Robert P. Davey, Laurel Springs; Del
bert L. Woolley, East Orange Walter
A. Wilson, Jersey City; Sidney ].
Byrnes, Rutherford; Frances r. Jes-
kowitz, Brooklyn, y. Y; Archibald l..
Splegelglass, H~ackensack; Vernon T.
Emmons, Asbury Park Samuel S. Sill
berg. Jersey City: Nathan Cone, Nor
ristown Raymond T. Granville, Nor
rfstown Arthur r. Hall, Wilmington,
Del; Nathan T. BruSsel, Passaic Lam
bert KlOpman, WOrtendyke; Lauriston
r. Livingston, East Orange; John II.
Guilfoyle. Bayonne; John w. Barron,
Philadelphia Leroy D. Shafer, New
York city Joseph. G. Albert, Orange ;
Frederick T. Chrisman, New Bruins
wick Samuel a. Ament, Dover; Ben
jamin Weiss, Newark; Alexander r.
PicOu. Washington Frank w. Cogan,
BayOnne; Frank l.. Hubbard, Sussex;
Walter F. Burrs, East Orange Emil ].
Orth, Union Hill; William E. Van
Eerde, Camden Fred D. Maxim, Jr.,
Point Pleasant; Louis II. Blumenthal,
Paterson.
Thomas J. MacPeak, New York city !;
Thomas L. Boyle, East Orange; Ed
ward Schlossbach. Freehold; Maxwell
NJ. Fischer, Bayonne; Lloyd NJ. Gran
ger, Newark; William McDyer, Tren-
ton Milton like, Newark; Samuel s.
Fogelman, P~assaic; Samuel Singer, Jr.,
KeypOrt; Abraham NJ. Slomniger, New
ark Barney Sans, Jersey City Harold
Van Wrinkle, Passaic; Leon Felburg,
Jersey City Julia w. Rea, Forest
Hills, n. Y; Edward C. Berg, Newark -;
Frank L. Simone. Paterson Nathan
Dyer. Trenton; Allen S. VinsOn, New
ark; Milton Fucker, Ne ark; Floyd e.
Curry, Hudson Heights; Charles P.
Grove, East Orange; Harold F. VIII.
lard, East Orange; Harold H. Buehler,
Garden City, L. T.; Harold Avidon,
Newark; Arthur A. Lewis, Newark ;
Irving A. Broker, Arlington Muller NJ.
De Van. Newark Cornell J. Grossman,
Springfield; Arthur f. Edwards, Sa'
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