The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-03-13

/ hospital and medical school state that
the cost Of preparing insulin has been
reduced by new process.
Dr. Percy A. Joy, thirty-three years
old, who served with the One Hundred
and Twelfth Field Artillery in France,
was buried at Atlantic City with full
military honors Taps were sounded
by members of the American Legion
post, of which DR.. Joy had been an Of
ficer. DR.. Joys death was due to
pneumonia, aggravated by wounds re-
ceived in the war.
An investigation of the recent ex-
plosion at Nixon was ordered by Sec
Rotary Weeks to establish whether the
army or the federal government was
in any way responsible. The investi-
cation will be directed by Major Cen
eral Helmick, Inspector general of the
army.
John E. Iszard, attorney, resigned
his post at Atlantic City as United
States commissioner of federal liquor
warrants to become. a federal referee
in bankruptcy, succeeding Judge Clar
ence L. Cole, resigned.
r. M. Hatfield Of Montclair has been
elected president Of the Boy Scout Fa-
Tiers Association of that town, the
first organization of its kind in the
country. The purpose is to give ia
| theirs opportunity to keep in closer
touch with the scout movement and to
aid their boys
Mrs. Davis S. Bellamy was re-elect
/ "a - In ixf -
Club at the annual meeting held in
Hammonton Mrs. Hugo Kind was
reelected vice president. Other Off
GERS elected are: MSs. J. Laurence
McMicking, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Herbert Hensea, recording sec
| rotary; Mrs. Byron Davis, treasurer.
| Trustees for 1924 are: Mrs H. K.
Spear, Mrs. Andrus E. Holman, Mrs.
A. ]. Rider, Mrs 7. C. Elvins, Miss
Nellie Herbert
Clato Ghetti, believed by Warren
county officials to be the ringleader OF
liquor law violators in the vicinity of
New Village, was arrested in raid on
his farm and held under $500 bail for
court by Supreme Court Commission
er Kelley. -Four gallons of wine were
found on his premises.
Twenty-four pupils of the junior and
senior classes of Egg Harbor City
high school participated in the pre-
liminary contest to pick team for
the debate at wildwood on March 81.
Those chosen were Edward Cibulla,
Henrietta Holman and Martha Nor
genweck, alternate.
City Clerk Redfield of Gloucester
City has received applications for 25
autobus licenses under the new ,ordi-
nance passed by city council. The fee
/ of S100 is double that paid last year.
In response to a call broadcast by
Captain James MacFarland post,
American. Legion. for furnishings for
the new hall in Burlington, fine pair
of old andirons has been presented by
Mrs. Ernest Macdonald.
Caught in the shafting at the plant
Of the Devlin Manufacturing Company
at Burlington. Paul Markunis, forty
two years old, was so badly injured
that he died in ST. Francis Hospital,
Trenton.
Four honor pupils in the midwinter
examinations of the high school were
guests of the Egg Harbor City XII
wants Club at the weekly luncheon.
They were Ralph Merkord, Theresa
Cairone, Mildred Norman and Eliza
beth Samuelson.
In preparing for the opening Of their
new home at Pennsgrove, Elks have
removed a large maple tree, long
landmark, from in front of the prop
erty.
The Chautauqua held a three day
engagement at Ocean City.
John A. Biggett, proprietor of once
well know roadhouse between Spring
Lake and Sea Grit, has been trans
ferred from the Monmouth county jail
to the Mercer county jail to serve the
remainder of a 80 day term imposed in
United States court for illegally pos
sessing liquor.
A will made 30 years ago by Miss
Layinia Studdiford, who died in Ne
shanic January in her eightieth year,
was admitted to probate in the or
phans' court at Someryille after an all
day contest trial. The lawyer who
drew the will. the witnesses and the
original executor have all died since
the document was made.
The name of President Coolidge was
formally fled at the office of the sec
rotary of state, Trenton. for the state
primaries by officers of the Republican
state committee. The primary cleo
ton in New Jersey viii take place
April % Under the state law can
didate is not required to file an &C
ceptance The petitions contained
more than 1000 names, including that
of State Senator Arthur Whitney. Nor
ris county.
Several hundred persons attended
the dedicatory exercises OF the Con
valescent Home for Disabled ex-Sery-
ice Men at ,Menantico, three miles
south of Millville. Delegations repre-
senting American Legion posts OF At
lanta, Cumberland and Cape May coun-
t;ac toak mart in the ceremonies The