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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-29
eM7aziaaf1
w by our
Re44eHe
WHY NOT A BAND
IN PLEASANTWLlE
Charles n. Leader Believes One ca
Be Organized Here.

Charles II. Leader Believes One Can
Be Organized Here.
Editor, Pleasantville Press.
Your articles in last weeks Pleas
antville Press regarding Maurice Wrig-
gins Band of Ocean City was read
with interest and the band deserves
much credit for its achievements in
such short time. do not see why
we could not have band in our own
town. Would it not be fine to hear
concert by the Municipal Band of
Pleasantville or the Pleasantv1lle
Band?
Surely there are enough musicians
In town to make up good band. l
myself am member of several bands
in Philadelphia, and would be glad to
assist in organizing a band in Pleas
antville. 1t would be more interesting
to the town folks to hear their own
band than one from out of town.
Let us boost our town with music
of our own.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. H. LEADER,
20 E. Lindley ave-,
Pleasantville.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-29
BUILD AND GIVE THE VETERANS
A HALL, THIS WRITER SAYS.

Editor, Pleasantville Press:
recently noticed an article in your
paper stating that Mainland Post, No.
81, American Legion, would soon
launch a drive for funds to erect a
home
What is the matter with our town
that we cannot appropriate funds to
build them a home, or at least give
them a lot or which to build their
home l feel ashamed to think that
our city can't do that much for the
boys who done so much for us, not
even a memorial tablet in their honor
Council recently appropriated sew
eral thousand dollars for public COM
fort station. 1 would suggest that
they give the rest of that lot next to
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-29

1925 may be inspected by any taxpayer
for the purpose of enabling such taxpayer
to ascertain what assessments have been
made against him or his property and to
confer informally with the assessors as
to the correctness of the assessments, to
the end that any errors may be corrected
before the filing of the assessment list
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NOTICE

Pursuant to Section SOP of Chapter. 236
1918, notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Tax Assessors of the City of
Mortified will sit at the City Hall, North
8. between the hours of l and 3 o'clock,
when the assessment list for the year
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-29

ifornia avenue, in Absecon, and when
completed will be occupied by the con-
gregation of the John Wesley M. E.
church. The congregation is now hold
ing services at the home of Frank S.
Brown, on Mill road. The pastors are
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-29
M0TlCEI


ers of the School district of the Town.
ship of Egg Harbor, in the County of
Atlantic, that the annual meeting for the
election of Three members of the Board
of Education will be held at Bargaintown,
on Tuesday, February 9, 1926, at 2;30 O.
elected years. The polls will remain
open one hour, and as much longer as
may be necessary, to enable all the legal
voters present to cast their ballots. AT
said meeting will be submitted the ques-
ton of voting a tax for the following pur-
poses: -
For Current expenses. $3S, 500 90
For repairs and requirements. 1,500.00
The total amount thought to
be necessary Is. S4O,0oU.
The following propositions will also be
submitted:
Interest on school notes and
bondS $500 - go 90
PAYMENT of notes and bonds -. 100000
Sinking fund requirements. 459
Dated this 2Sth day Of January, l926
JAMES B. BROWN,
1w-51 District Clerk.
COXE.-In this city Jan 81, 1926 Mat
thew J., aged "A years, husband of the
late Mary l.. Coke. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend funeral
services from his late residence. 20
Lenox ave-, Sunday, Jan. 81, p M
Interment Pleasantvlle Cemetery.
Friends may call Saturday evening.
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and duplicate with the Atlantic County
Board of Taxation.
CLARENCE KREUTZ,
WILLIAM OXLEY,
Assessors.
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WIFE OF OVERSEAS VETERAN.
FINDS BIG BUCK IN HER FARM
WARD

Editor, Pleasantville Press:
Coming home from Pleasantville
last evening, was surprised to find
big buck in my farm yard. The poor
fellow had broken hind leg, and was
otherwise badly hurt. He must have
been in an auto accident, or hurt by
train When arrived he was as good
as gone. l called my neighbor, Jim
Massey, but before we came back the
big buck had stopped breathing. So,
of course, I am going to call game
warden Mr.. Loder.
MRS. F. J. HORACK,
Mays Landing, N. ].
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Rev. Mr.. Martin and Rev. Mr. Brooks,
of Atlantic City. The church will be
completed about Feb 1.
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Beauty is but skin deep; many hand
some people are inwardly deformed.
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City Hall for Legion Home.
The right kind of place would
soon pay for itself.
Wake up city boosters and do some
thing. Don't let all other cities get
ahead of us. They all have Legion
Homes
Atlantic City's Legion Home for col
orded boys makes ours look like two
cents.
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A new church is being built on Cal
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Today's Best
Copwioht. 1926. bv United Press

CoDmi0ht. 1895. bU United Press
WNAC, Boston ESQ M, 1:5O p. M,
'EST.-Chicago Civic Opera Com
pany in Wagner's "Lohengrin."
WIZ, New York (554 M, Q p. M,
EST.-Lennox string quartet.
woo, Davenport ASA M, 0 p. M,
CST.-Organ recital, with soloists,
WDAF, Kapsas City 1866 M, 8 p.
M, CST-WDAF players.
KOA, Denver 1922 M. p. M,
MST.-Orchestra Apollo quartet.
WwJ, Detroit (S52.7 M, 10 p. M.
CST.-Roxy and his gang.
WIS, Chicago tS45 M. Q p. M.
CST.-Radio drama.
WCCO. Minneapolis-st Paul
(416.4 M. 1870 p. m, CST.-organ
recital.
WOAW. Omaha (526 M. Ais p.
M. CST.-Peerless orchestra of Man
ming, Iowa.
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NEVER SOLD LIQUOR

GAS God is my judge, 1 never sold
liquor. but worked hard all my life
to make an honest living" asserted
Mrs. Jewell Williams, SO. of 42S N.
Pine St., to Criminal Judge James
A. Collins late Tuesday, when she
was tried on blind tiger appeal.
Federal agents testified they OBJ
tanned small quantity Of alcohol
at the Williams home.
Mrs. Williams appealed from a
500 fine and thirty-day Jail sen
tence. When Judge Collins ruled he
would suspend sixty days at the In
diana Woman's Prison during good
behavior. Mrs. Williams said she
would sure behave herself" She
also was fined 500 and costs.
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Des Moines-whistler. guitarist, singers
concert. wsGI I4Ssej. Iowa City
Music.
7.lS p. M.-wHT t4oO). chicagc--Musi-
cal features, orchestra. WLs IS44;6l 4,
Observation-Disclosures program, pian-
nsno W GS1 M3RRSSY 5MyTN s% YoTn
Piano classics.
500 p. M.-KYw 1884. Chicago =
Music. KDKA 1901 East Pittsburgh
WBbM S9S cSSRbsFaso Eya1 D srs
trio; orchestra. WBz 1893 80. Spring
field-"Love Point Of view" VICAR
and SGo. Jae;o6 ala@sas wEHE 549{i,al new
M%S WsHi als %G NccQ& 6MxFPE l K KSP
ssCSs) Cbieaee@concertt prosrSm
S VICES oo%S o s6s b
l @GslF Win I55z6s &ogse6caF
S Sa1eMns Rour Yo WM sSd g Sa JSSSy
Eo mcKe iSs A%%SMfAd I4s rot cSeiaso
pianist. WOO t50s2j. Philadelphia =
Male quartet; address. WSM t2S22asS y,
Nashville - Synoc99pators. vito
WV. (3527), Detroit-Dance.
s:I5 p. M--wBz $3.50. Springfield =
Concert trio.
$40 P. M.-KFAB (340S). Lincoln -
R RPRc SieosSS9ea. H aS sf
Band WIS t344.6). Chicago-Ford and
Glenn. Scotch songs, WOAI (3945) .
San acknowledgements.
s:45 r. M.---woR t405le), Newark-Dra-
matte reader.
$3.50 P. M.-wJZ t454.3) New York.
Lenox String Quartet.
900 T.. NINA 1881 Shenandoah -
Familiar songs: clog dancer. xxx
l2SS.3(. Hastings-Music. kOA
(322 "a. Dcnver--lnstrument Orches-
ira. KTHS t374.S). Hot Springs =
Pan-American program; WANG l3l5.6l
Richmond Hill-Bsritone;, collegians.
wDAF tsS5s6)s Kansas Cityy-;string en-
Roxy and His Gang; also wCAP. WAR,
WWJ WLIB.. WEEI, WTAG. WEBB
SONGS. wGR l3f9). .Bqifalo-zsBaritone
novelty program. WHO l526). Des
Moines--Dance. WIN 1851 ~. New
York-Dance. WILL (273l. St. Louis
Vaudeville. WILT (304f). Phiiadel
phia--Dance WIS (344.6). Chicago
Radio drama. trio .WMAO f447.Dl
Chicago--WMAQ Players; chimes
WHOA t24ll, New York; uslc
popular prpgram. Voc t4S38l; paxsspp
Batavia lecture. choral singers, WkW
l273l IarryfoWn~-Qr Orchestra SOFAS
( WTAM 1850 ~. observation-disclosures.
n:1B p. M.--KoA toe24) penyer-~In
strumenfol and vocal music htN'
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POKER GAME RAIDED
Police Also Arrest Several Persons
on BLIND Tiger Charges.

Police raided an alleged poker
game said to have been going on at
152 w. Mclean Pl. Tuesday night
and arrested eleven men. No money
was confiscated.
Those >>arrested on blind tiger
charges Tuesday were: Samuel An
derson. 4S. Negro, and George Tay-
Tor, 40, Negro, both of 2O46 Column
bia Ave; Ray Walker, "a. OF 377 e.
Morris St; William Wood, 20. Negro.
419 Smith ST.; Leonidas Hinchman,
So, of 14O1 N. Illinois St.; Henry
Hance. as, Negro, and Isabelle Toll
liver. "a, Negro, both of 211 w. Eff
teenth St.; Charles Bauman, 20, of
22S w. Twelfth ST.. and James Bray,
"a. of 74S w. UdeIl st.
Harry Garfield. 80, of 1912 Udell
ST., was charged with keeping a
gaming house and gaming.
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MUTUAL UNION TO MEET
Insurance Companies Of Indiana
Will Convene Thursday.

Indiana Mutual Cyclone Insurance
Company policy holders will elect
three directors and officers at their
annual meeting at the SEVERN late
today.
About $50 are expected to attend
the thirtieth annual meeting of the
Mutual Insurance Companies Union
of Indiana. which starts at the Sew
erin Thursday.
Addresses by President John A.
Miller, Newcastle; ID. Ray Higgins,
Charlottesville, and o. e. Hurst,
president National Association Of
Mutual Insurance Companies, Mil
lersburg, KY, are scheduled.
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Hot Springs-Surprise de luxe feature.
KOA 1920, Denver-Rustlers. WEBB
(3702), Chicago-Dance vocnl solos
VICES (370.2). Chicago-Serenader
features. WLIB (302sl Chicago--Pop
ular program, dance WHIT l400l. Chi
cago-Orchestra. WIS (344.6), Chicago
WIS Circus program.
II 80 r. M--WCCO (416.4), Minneapo.
lis-St. Paul-Organ. WIN ~
New York-Orchestra.
It:fJ p. M.-WDAF (365.6), Kansas City
-Nlghthawk Frolc
IL M.-KYW 1854. Chicago-Organ.
KFI (467l. Los Acknowledgements
WBBM (226). ,Chicago-Banjo, piano,
orchestra. accordion: WHIT (400). Chi.
cago-Your Hour League Pat Barnes
Wild t370.2), ooseheart-Popuar
program.
1890 4; M.--wJJD (37o.2). MooseheasH
--Settin' Up Hour
1 A. M,-KYW 1854. Chicago-San.S
der's Nigbthawks WQJ (447.6). Chi
oago-Ginger Hour, orchestra.
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NEW NORTH SIDE BANK
Maple Road State Institution VIII
Open Doors Friday.

Maple Road state Bank, 3S17 N.
Illinois St.. will open its doors at I
p. M, Friday. Open house will
continue until p. m.
X. t. Brock, president, said the
directors and officers are business
men. who have had successful bank.
ing experience.
Other officers are: John w. Pullen,
Citizens State Bank president, vice
president; II. C. Dow real estate,
vice president; It'd. Reedy. om2@m
and Z. H. Hartung, assiatanA
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DENIES CAL ECONOMY
Congressman Says White House Elk
penses Jump $50 Per Cent.

BIZ Untte5 Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. - The
White House is spending $50 per
cent more today that it did in 1921,
Representative Byrne, Tennessee,
Democrat. told the House recently.
reiterating his charge that Coolidge
economy was fictitious"
Expenditures of the executive Of
fees in 1921 were $4,000, and
jumped to $4S3,OOO in 1925. accord.
ing to Byrne.
when the President executive as
sumed office in 1925" Bryne said,
"the cost was $4,000, showing an
increase under the present executive
of $4,000, or nearly 40 per cent"
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t545D. ST. Louis--Talk. Prof. III
Graebner
0:3O P. M.-wHr (4ool, Chicago---or-
gan. entertainment. WIZ t454.3), New
YorlS-Orchestra. WOO (6OS.2). Phila-
delphia-Orchestra.
O:I5 =. MYTHS (374s). Hot Springs
Organ. barytone.
10 r. M.-KPo t42s.3). San Francisco--
Artists XII (467l, Los Angeles =
Program. KYW $3.50 Chicago--Mid-
night Revue. orchestra. WCAP (46S.5(
ashington-Oruhestra. WBCN (260(,
Chicago Jazz, Jamboree. WEAE
t49l 81 New YorS--Orchestra. WGN
t302.S) Chicago-Music. WGK (3l0l,
Buhalo-Lopez Orchestra organ. WIN
VIVID (37Q.2). Mooseheart--- feature
Club. ccllist. WHOA (3f1l. New YorlM
Entertainers WOK Glib. Chicag
Dance WQJ (447.5), Chicago--SkyN
larks. entertainers. WSM (2S2.S),
Nashville Tenor pianist. WTAM
(3S0.4). Observation-Disclosures
IO:O5 p. M.-wcco C41s.4). Minneapolis.
ST. Paul--DanceN
1915 +. MYTHS (374.sl, Hot Springs
--Dance frolic.
1890 p. M.-wJR c517). Pontiac-Jest-
ers.
1O:i5 P. M.-wsB (42s.3). Atlanta--or-
chestra.
IL p. M.-KFI (467), Los Angeles--Pasn-
dena A. G. Quintet. KPO (42S.3), San
Francisoo-Or0hestra KPRC (296.g),
Houston Orchestra. KTHS (374.Sl,
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RADIO 4 = =sSs
IAN Tme)
WI BIN

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
(26S Meters)
Wednesday, Feb. 3.
6.00-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:30-Children's hour, Courtesy
Franklin Life Ins. Co.
7:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra.
metropolitan School of
Music program.
Wheeler City Rescue
Mission.
9:30--Christian Men Builders.
10:S0--Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra.
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DEAD MAN ARRESTED

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. S.-Frederlck
G. Beale, until a short time ago head
OF a Binghamton, N. Y, brokerage
firm was arrested here today
charged with having taken a body
from a grave and permitting its
Identification as his own.
His widow" it is charged,
collected his 500, oOo life insurance.
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Dancing

7:30-WHAS.
S:OO-WBBM, WwJ.
S:30-KFAB.
9:00-WBZ, WEBH.
9:3O-WJZ, WOO.
1O:00-WCAP, WBCN, WTAM.
1O:SO-wJR.
11:00-KPRC, WLIB.
12;00-KFI, VIVID.
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Secretary.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will sell. at public auction. for
and warehouse at 1928 f. Market ST..
indianapolis. Indiana. Feb. 90, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m and 4 O'Clock p.
m, the following automobiles and trucks
Overland touring car. engine No. 5039O
model So stored by A. A Miller
Buick truck. engine No. 59134: stored
by A. Sapersteine.
Ford sedan. engine No 119072. model
10; stored by A. NJ Bryan.
Ford touring car. engine No. 26073SS,
Haynes roadster engine No 2727S.
model 81 stored by Thomas Akers
Ford coupe. engine No. 35979SS model
20 stored by Duroc Jersey Bulletin.
Elcar touring car. engine No. 2509S3
model Is, stored 10y Chas. w Freeman
PARTLOW-JENKTNS- MOTOR CAR co.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 p. M-KDKA t3O9D, East Pitts
RqpEEa6 eonfGe5s
RsIc s %R5 sssdR dances sP %c2E
P5 4Is99g Tnne PioRsr cPaSfr Heto
SalGisn aSer %hBa $iS
g gaaSSEe9es'Ff2 Eosra Tor $ slSSs
T ozeri aS4 sor. New wM XGrk 54 YNS sN
s xGF4FSsaaiSStra WHO S (4955j HART
ford-Dinner concert.
S'fS 5 e we ts79S) Es ebeneetaGS-
Orchestra. woo l4S3.6). Davenport
500 2; M; Ky fH5$2BS.4', 47S cR sS F.
Washington @ Public interest matters
%D Az eNEI K9nsss G4Syc eSeSSd
o. s%s Ah WwEXF CLOS New York
sX9PSGsue eTyceSw W.T. TFl 1881 chicago R
(517J. Pontiae:-o Orchestra soloists.
wJyD & S2Tz22 Ss% PorR@S Com
cert cert orchestra sst Wis t544ssl, Chicago
supper bell program. o..N MNYo SS5 Ss,59
6 20 p. M.-WAHG t3i5.el, Richmond
Hill-Moonlight melodists. WBz $3.50
%EHS SI.5 wjNXeTg y %N I5S@s
C6icagQ-oqint.et; N ensemble pO WEEi
Tours. wGY l379,5J. schenectsdyo07
Book of Knowledge" WIN (36l;;2l,
New York-songs; instrumental. WHO
1884 ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daddy.
WMAQ (447.5l, ChicagoEsOrfhestra.
WHOA t34Jl Ne SSe Y so PbSI les
Orchestral: Topics. WSM (2S2.S).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; bedtime stories
G:iO r. M.--WLS (344.oN- Chicago-or'
gan.
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You Can Rent Apartments Through Times Want Ads!
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COLLEGE Ave. 2616: z rooms modern
cement double with garage S55 Ken
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a--Hbuses

BYRAM. 4012; new double: attractiEe; a
in features garage S45 Wash 1877
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CHESTER. N, 929-Desirable new 4-roon
double: mod. hardwood floors. RA. 1873
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COLLEGE. 4071: rms: sun par: excel
con-; built-in features: breakfast nook
base toilet shower: gar Hum. 1902
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COLUMBIA AvE.-Colored: electric lights:
garage; sic. Humboldt 1887.
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": mothers care gwen. Ken. 5O15.
CHILD to board: nice country home:
mothers care. DRexe1 2612.
GENTLEMAN or child TO room and board
in modern cottage. DRexel 2896.
WARM. clean room good board: north:
near car. Harrison 0436-R.
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CORNELL Ave, 247O: rooms. electric
lights. gas. city water paid $3.50. Call
MISS ILG, Main o761; evenings MRS
ELSNER lrvington 1855
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CORNELIUS. 4074; 3 rooms: strictly mod
ern: large front. back yard: S35.