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The Penn's Grove record., 1911-09-22
W. c. T. U. officers and Report.

The members of Penn's Grow
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
on the 18th held their annual meeting
and elected the following
OFFICERS
President, Ella Harris,
Vice President, Hannah Titus,
St. Paul's Church; Christiana, S. Re-
ers, Emmanuel; Elizabeth Wood,
Bethel.
Cor. Secretary, Florence Sparks, :
Rec. Secretary, Nina Smith and KeEla
Morris.
Treasurer, Tillie Smith
SUPERINTENDENTs
Anti N%arcotis, Anna Biddle.
Evangelistic, Emma Turner.
Franchise, Mary Stobbe.
Literature, Edna Douthiety.
Mother Meetings and Purity, ezia
Morris.
Social and Red Letter Days, Haauah
Titus.
Sabbath Observance, Amy Horner.
Flower Mission, Nina Smith, st. PaUis
Church; George M. Smith, Emfaannel;
Elizabeth Wood, Bethel.
Soldiers and Sailors, Mamie Whitaser.
Loyal Temperance Legion, lds Gton,
Edna D~ougherty.
A~lmshouse, Olevia Flanagan, Ftlzabetit
Sailor.
Collectors, Nina Smith, Hanna Titus,
Sarah Dolbow, Mrs. Wood, Mgs. Jos.
iah Reed, Mary Stobbe.
TREAsuRER's REPORT
Amount received $t8.z6
expended % .
Balance Ee@
On hand for another fountain 50.35
During the past year the Flower Mis-
sion presented 273 boquets an u pot-
ted plants to the sick, also cups Of
Jelly and So garments. $7.5~ were tx
pended for flowers for deceased members.
There were given to the sick and needy,
$22.43.
The Union has 80 members and %
honorary members and is in a flourish
ing condition. In order to create more
of a social spirit meetings will be held
at the homes of the members Tor a while
1t is hoped there will be a good attend
ance at the first at Mrs. Phebe Richard
sons on Thursday, 28th.
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Titus art deie-
gates to the County convention at Bare.
town OH lex Friday the 29th.
SEcRETAI
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Fan Millinery Opening

of stylish hats will take place Friday and
Saturday, 22d, 23d.
R. j.. DIVER, 246 Main st. \
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County Court.

The Ssptember term of Salem County
Court Opened In the Court House in
salem on Tuesday. Judge Kalisch,
elo succeeded Thomas w. Trenchard,
presided. Circuit Judge Clarence W.
Cole and County Judge Edward q.
Waddington were present. After
charging The Grand Juiy, Judge ha
lj7glI did not tarEy long.
GRAND JUDY.
Collins B. Allen Warrington
Abner s. Hires QuinS1a
J.LIn smi5l, El5inb0ro
Frank Tarpins, Upper PIttserove
Frauk kerry, Upper Pittsgroye
John f. Anderson, Salem
samuel ". Ridgway, Manningeoa
R.ynond i. Garrison, PitEsgrove
!. Harry HANDLE, Pittsgroye
Shirley ). Dunhaia Alloway
John Keeper, Alloway
Fnrnan l.. Carpenter, " Pehns Neck
Frank Loousson, Lover Penn's Neck
John FeaiAsrer, 0ldnane
Jacob Gaventa, Oldmans
Elwood G. Peterson, Pilesgrove
Edward Humphreys, Pilesgrove
Joseph H.. Bel, Salem
Albert s. Fogg, Lower AlioWry creek
John r i. RidgWay, Lower AllOWay Creek
William r. Denny, Upper Penn,s Neck
Samuel Borden, Upper Penn's Neck
Samuel Hackett, Quint0n.
Josiah Miller was appointed clerk OF
the grand jury.
iF're Wcddinoton announced that he
Lad feceiVed az Application ~ Keep 7a
iNn and tavern ~ hortna ff9tb Joseph
2u.iHirk sad that Che disposition oi tue
nlsstes would lie made on the 10Th,
stcgsd g enc tstsance Pc nleo al elat
Hue He yin a9ar the Objections 81 Rae
29ti
AtoHC dirty charges were considered
ana eieyen Indictments Were found
E0ue w3le g0und against ib0se eonsio.
cred fr8A FeRRs asaga The arand
&aeg D .ot aaif anto Nts1nesias
sa#
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PEN arove Lost at Paulsboro.

PsAn'E Grove baseball team went to
Prehistoric ,ast Saturday to play and lost
BY @ seose ID 7 : o 8. There WIS MUCH
W ang ing on both sides because Of the
ri .alYy ae.eean the teams and the close
ness Of tns core,
Ihn snnre.
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Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
the saving Department OF the Penn's
Srove National Bank. 1t will earn you
8 per cent interest compound ~semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. \
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Low Fares to the West.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets TO Rocky
Mountains, Pacific Coast, western Canada,
day until October IA, inclusive, at reduced
fares. Consult nearest Ticket Agent. Is
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Violin Lessons

Rev. @. I. Ramsey would like 10 secure
few new scholars on tile violin. Terms
soc per lesson. No psi Pitlnar st. 8-4t
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Pole and Flag Presented.

For years the flag pole ws Oh the old
part Of the school house. When the re-
pairs were made last summe} it was de-
cided to have a new one in 'Ae corner OF
the school yard. The resideIt Veterans
of the Spanish American war Volunteered
to give and erect the pole, apd the Jr.
! Order American Mechanics gaze the flag.
The Veterans are David Johnson. Jo-
seph Schlaeffer, George w. Dickas John
Toy, Daniel Roche, Joseph Springer,
Daniel Rice. None of them are latlyes
of Penn's Grove. Most of them belonged
to the Philadelphia Regiment whi.il en-
canlped in Sheble's grove during the
summer of 1898, and enjoyed themselves
in a wal with mosquitoes along the pacld
Delaware. They did not help drive any
| Spaniards from American soil, nut a
majority of them were captured IN tie
| conflict and have been held prlsones
ever since in the homes of Penn's Grow
girls. To show their patriotism and
high appreciation of their treatment IN
their adopted town they presented a nag
pole t. the public school. 1t is IN two
parts, 81 feet high.
Last Saturday at 2 o'clock the line OF
march was formed at Odd Fellows han.
Liberty Band headed the procession, fol-
lowed by the automobile of Harry 8.
Barber, treasurer OF Viola Council, which
contained the local pastors and Rev. J.
Morgan Reed. Members of the patriotic
orders and school children carrying a
large flag, followed Ill line to the school
house.
Rev. Daniel E. Clair, a member of the,
Jr. Order of Mechanics, was chairman
and offered prayer.
Rev. G. l. Ramsey, on behalf OF Span
ish-American war veterans, presented the
flag pole. He said it was good timber
Good timber is needed in mems hearts
and conscience. It is sentiment that
makes life worth living, and it was pa-V
triotic sentiment that led the veterans to
present the pole. Civic patriotism is
needed the whole year round III time OF
peace, also Christian education.
Charles tanning gave a cornet solo,
columbia the Gem of the Ocean," after
which Ida Munyan gave a short recita-
ton and unfurled the flag which had
been hoisted by the officials OF Viola
Council. The band played '.Tlie Star
Spangled Banner" after which eleven
members of Viola Guard fired three vol
leys.
Rev. ]. Morgan Reed, Of Glassboro, the
State Treasurer, was mex introduced and
presented the flag on behalf of Viola
Council, with IN Of his ~jocular addresses.
He said in part that he was one of the
so, 900 Jr. Me- the State. The
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Fruit Trees
For Blight proof pears and other best fruits
and shades, see. write Or (Bel) phone Clark
Petit, Salem, N. j. 915-tf
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For Sale
Big bay mare, s years old, good drive and
worker. / have no use for her. Apply to Jos.
d. Norton Divers Lane, Penn's Grove. 5.
5. Stiles. 9-22-tf
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For Sale
My farm of ia acres, near Hawks bridge.
on account of poor health. W. T. Whitsell,
p. o. Salem, N. j.. r. D. No.2. Phone Penn's
Grove 81 y. 9-8-6t
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Help Wanted
Woman wanted for general house work, good
wages. no washing, Apply A. B. Record Of
fee. 915tf
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PENSsVmLE


Ihe saore by innings,
PaUu'a Grove 04OO -
paulsboro 10 ~ U x-6
This is tins second time Penn's Grove
has lost THE season.
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Timber Sale

WEDNESDAY, OCT Is. 1911
On the prem ses Of the subscriber in Upper
Penns Neck Township
NEAR WILEY SCHOOL HOUSE
The timber standing On about
8 ACRES
OF land. Tue timber consists OF Black and
White Oak suitable fer FIRE wood, posts ana
saw timbef.
VIII be sold n lots t0 sgit purchasers,
Sale TO begin 1tI.30 r. NJ. Conditions made
known at sale
joins w. B|RANDRIFF
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4 a wOK CoLUMN

Advertisements published In this column
for one cent a word for first insertion and
half a cent a word each subsequent inser-
ton. Minimum price 15c for first insertion
and l0c for subsequent Insertion. Cash
with order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
News Of South Richmond

field county. named at tho last election, viii
assume their new duties
iinsktns IIobson will succeed Judge J. NJ.
gregory MS Commemorative attorney; y.
NJ walker succeeds DIR. J. p. Gillian MS
county Treasurer. The supervisors are
Walter Horncr, Manchester district: Wal
ted Jayncs Wintcrpock: a. q. Hatcher.
bermuda; Hillary FERGUSON Beach: Wal
ter Moore. Midlothian; :. Il. Rhodes. Ma
toaca.
Inc last meeting of the outgoing board
WAS held ThursdaE at which time u deter
mined effort was made to get the board to
rrscind Its former action In calling for nn
lttmniGed account OF all amounts due tho
Manchester and Bermuda school boards.
senator charles y. Lassitcr, Of PETERSBURG,
urscd that 1t rcscind, and was strongly op-
posed by Judge - NJ Gregory. who war
sustained ny u vote of four to two.
Lacy Redford Goes In.
Lacy Rcdford. recent appointce OF the
City Council for thc ncwly-creatcd positton
Iei WASHINGTON Ward parkkeepcr and custo-
d a .; tho Hastings Court. Part :. will take
| inll charge tomorrow morning. Mr. Rcd
| ford was the unanimous choice Of the
Washinston Ward delegation for the posi.
ton and his appointment met with the
where he is we'll known.
Lacy: as he is generally known has
auhlihed received his badge and has been
vested with police powers in tho park. lie
Will begin the WORK of improving IN,
SQUARE when the old hrc-house Is dcnoiisl,
ca This must bo done within thirty DAYS
I In Police Court
| In Police Court, Part ., Justice John
Baushan yesterday dismissed the two after.
| Christmaa drunks Edward Bell and John
smith and also dismissed j. " ChallxJey
ShnrGed with beating II board bill.
| George krousc. of Illinois. and William
GSnney, OF England. charged with var-
rancy and begging on the streets were al.
Robert Anderson, coiorcd. charged will
raErancy. WAS sent to Jail for ten DAYS
| George Price. colored. charged with dis.
| orderl! conduct, was sent to Jail for Ten
days. W.
To Insiull Officers.
! Inc regular meeting OF Rocky Ridge
! Council. No. Sc, Jr. .. L. 4. NJ. will be held
| tomorrow night In odd Fellows IInll
/ Eighth and Hull Streets. at which time III.
! s"lowinS officers will DO installcd: c. IT
owens. Junior past-counc!lor; j. s. Tate
| councillor; T. a. stuart. vicc-counciIor: A.
| u. sampson. recording secretary: H. T.
| Wilson, assistant recording secretary: T.
u. Rsains, financial secretary; A. j. Waugh
| treasurer: Il. :. Rcams. Ir., warden: r.
| z. FERGUSON. conductor; William Fergus.
son, inside sentinel; @. r. Wilson. outside
| sentinel
| Following the installation OF officers tn,
council VIII march In body to the Masonic
Temple, Cownrdin Avenue and Hull street
where an rnteri ainment and BANQUET viii
nc given. Among the speakers will be
| Thomas t. lvcy. State council secretary;
T. IL. wharton. state vico-councilor: L. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
new YEARS GIFT
OF BIG DEFICIT
Uncle Sam Will Start Out With
an Increased Debt to
Pay.

Washington, December %0.--Thc dy-
Ing year of lall Is bcqueathinE the
federal government a ma tcrially in
creased deficit. as compared with tho
close of 1910, to be wiped out, If pos
siple, during the remaining half of tho
current fiscal year. The general fund.
representing the available resources
OF the Treasury. showed Il big growth
due to the sale of $4,000. 900 in Pau
anna Canal bonds during the year.
While Secretary MacNcagh had not
received complete returns when tho
Treasury closed It's doors to-day, It
lis known that the disbursements on :
cceded the receipts during the last six
months. exclusive of the Panama Canal
financial operations, by about sc2 0ou.-
OOO During tho corresponding period
last year tho deficit was only sG,S70.-
900. The principal causes of the in
creased deficit were fall off of
probably Slo,O00.0nOo In customs re-
ceipts aud an Increase of about
$7,O0p,000 in the cost Of the
navy during the last half year, rs
compared with the Same period in
1910. Approximately s152.0 900 was
received from customs receipts during
the last six months, while at the close
OF December last year. this source OF
revenue had yielded s162.O0o,0oo The
navy has cost about $4,000, 600 UP to
date this year The Disbursements
during the first half of tho last fiscal
year were S63.000,00O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31

Minor. past state couurs'-~; S. E. Phillips
deputy state councillor: WI. Morrlsscttc
and others. Each member OF the council
Is requested TO no prcsont.
Officers Elected.
Select Council. No rs. Daughters Of Lib.
erty, last night elected tho following ori-
GERS Tor the ensuing year: Miss Nioin stark.
councillor: Mrs. y. T.. Bcul. associate cuun-
cilor: Mrs. Z. \. ltaincs. vice. councillor: Is.
u. Mon,ack. associate ricc-ccuncior; Mrs
~, H. johnson, guide: II. a. Gin. recording
secretary: Airs. y. q. Bcichcr. pnanctai soc.
Rotary; G. y. Raines. trcnsurn-: Percy Dii-
lard. inside sentinel: Mrs. S. \. Williamson.
outside sentinel: l.. Il. Parkinson aud Mrs.
II. y. gill. trustees.
Death OF Mrs. Duuniyuni.
Mrs. w. IL. Durnivant. of East Fourth
Street. died yesterday afternoon nj the
ShoItcrinE Arms Hospital. Her BODY was
taken to the home of her sister Mrs. Pc
,crs. q Eas, Fourth street. Tho funeral will
he held Tuesday.
Bishop to Preach.
inc Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Will be honurcd this morning by Rishop
Collins Denny, of vlrs!nIa. who will pracch
at the morning service. While Bishop Denny
has never hcretuforc paid visit to tho
preceded him. and large congregation Is
expected. Tho Christmas music will be re-
pcatcd at this service.
Shops Reopen Tuesday.
Tic Southern Railway shops will. after u
ten-daS shut down resume operations
tuesday morning. much to the qualification
OF the employees who have not enjoyed their
enforced vacation.
Personal nnb General.
Mrs Virginia Cave Is the guest of Miss
Manic Uis on Cowardin Avenue.
Mrs. Harold Horton Of Utica. y. Y. is
tho guest OF her mother, Mrs. Susie Sanp-
sou.
Miss Lizzie Puliian. who has been visiting
In Atlanta. has returned TO her homo at
Woodland Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Bronaueh ana chill
dren. of Albenarle. arc tho guests of rcla.
tiyes.
Mrs. John r. sampson. pf Norfolk. Is Wis
i,InE her motlcr OH Porter street
Mrs. Z. +. Johnson, of Washington, Is
spending tho holidays with hcr sister. Mrs.
Charles Jones
ago. is now abio to be out.
porty OF young South Eichnondors,
John Saunders. Richard Tonnes, Julian At
well. Frank Amos, James Kelly and Rich
ard 'iaulcy. lett list night for Cincinnati.
where they will spend a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
SIMPLE LIVING
IS ONLY REMEDY
Erowding of Brain and Stomach
Causing Degeneration of
Youth.
tspccial TO rho Timcs-pispa,ch.l

Especial TO The Times pispatchj
New York. December 3o.--"Therc is
10 doubt that there is degeneration in
tho youth now growing up in this
country 1t is :, serious situation and
NC havc got 10 meet IT,;
This was Inc s,ntcmcp, mae, ,o-d,x
when . declaration TO that crn"i
made hy William, Mu,Joop was shnw,,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
AGED WOMAN ENDS
LIFE BY HANGING
rspecial to The Timcs-pispa,ch.

Emporia, Va. Dccembcr .O.-Mrs
Mary Heffcrnan, whose home is locat.
Cd two miles northwest OF l.mporia
committed suicide this morning by
hanging. The body when found WAS
suspended from AN inside stairway
ana was discovered by her aged hus-
band,
Or. L. l.ofts,r coroner, viewed the
body shortly Gftrr"thc woman took
her lie There was evidence to IN,
erect that the dead woman hal at
tempted to cut her throat prior 10
hanging herself. She was sixty-twc
Years old ana is survived by her hus
band and son. who is petty Officer
IN the United states navy, now sta,
Toned in the Philippine Islands. I'll,
1ieitcrnans moved here two years age
;rcm Massachusetts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Preparing for Carnival.

New York, December 30.-The prep
arations that have been made by the
police and the restaurant and hotel
keepers to handle the immense throhSs
OF mcrrymakcrs that participate in New
Yorll's New Years Eve carnival indi-
cate the fact that although this year it
falls on Sunday, 1t is not expected to
diminish either the numbers or the
festive spirit OF the crowds. Pracu-
cally the entire reserve police force
will be on duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
VIRGINIA BEACH PROPERTY
IS TURNED OVER 10 STATE,
special to The Timcs-DIsna

ISpeclaI 70 TIC T1mcs- DTApatch.I
Norfolk. Va. December 30.-Decds
for the property at Virginia Beach
donated TO the State for permanent
camp site and rifle range were turned
over to Major s. IIcth Tyler to-day.
and by him sent TO the clerk Of tho
court OF Princess Anne county to be
recorded. The military board is ex-
pcctcd'to begin the improvements soon.
in order that everything may he ready
folk Southern Railroad will build a
track along the eastern and southern
border OF the grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Destroyed by Fire.
Ispccial to The Times-Dispatch.

ESpcclaI 10 The Times Dispa ten
Salisbury, y. c.. December 30.-Frrc
believed to be of inccndiary origin
destroyed The barn. four valuable horses
and lot of machinery belonging to
Luke Hoffman, at Franklin, Rowan
county. last night. The loss Is paced
at $4,000, with $500 insurance. Mr.
Hoffman was in sight OF the barn when
it caught, but saved nothing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Town swept biz Efre.

inGton Courthouse. o.. Is being swept
ny a. fro tonight which tfreai tens to
destroy Il large part of the city. Fire
apparatus has been asked for from,
iris city The Masonic Temple and
the StutHon department store have hcen
destroyed, with q loss of $4,000, and
tho fro Is. spearding. Whining ton, o.,
also has been called upon for frc aght-
ing aid.i X n b N ~, Z HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Robbed In Y. VI. G. s.

.. .. BIock icnoftcd % VIC polirc
yesterday that hc had hccn robbed
- the Y. NJ e. \ of two pockclbouk4
nnd a railroad pass one Of the peck q, .
books contained SIS and tho other con-
fained s. in gold
Mr., Block WAS taking (, bath in tho
NJ. G A. building when some ono
went through his pockets ana robbed
him Of his money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
EXPORTS AT GALVESTON


Galveston. TIES, december So-Gal-
Seston's total foreign exports for the
year 1911. which officially ended AT /
i, NJ. To-day, aggregated $i9I,2Sa,06S.
Cotton exports. &,olS,SGt bales. valued
81 SlSo.T2S,ooo. This is an Increase
over 1910 of 5So.+6$ bales, but a de-
crease in value of cotton exported of
s6,56S,Sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
HEARD GLASS BREAK
n. u. Stnnlcy Charged With Breaking
ShOwcnse ON First street.

y. ~. stanley was arrested early
last night by Policemen Ncisz and rig
nor on charge of being disorderIy on
the street and breaking "a showcase
belonging TO Mrs. Clarke. OF 2l7 North
First street.
The officers. who were standing abou.
u square away, heard the sound of
crashing glass and ran to the spot.
they caught Stanley. 1t is alleged, with
Il womans hat and feather in his
hands. In the station he did not DENY
tho orensc. but said that he was not
responsible at the time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
noxcott i, Declared.

ST. Petersburg, December Gothic
Zcmstvo of the government of Vol
hynia, sitting at Zhitomir to-day
adopted resolution declaring n boy
colt against American goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Used iron weight.

Jim Powell, colorod was arrested
3nst night on a charge OF assauIlinl
Jackson Randolph. powcil IS alleged
10 have used nn iron weigh, IN ,ho
rssault. out Randolph waS not much
3njdrcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31

Hundreds Of commentators from
Xmas uscTs-Thc Velvet Kind Ice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
Consolidated Statement Of Richmond Banks
ny SCOTT & s1RINGrELhow.

II the oil he Of
tho
n
ears ns0
o th showsg mana the
%
hR,ch
o
q haycj
uh nj d W omi gmodcst
hmoud bnnI<
al upop sta
tive of
among "a paint of
the time
capi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31

in circulation in the interest of former
Congressman Southall, of Amelia coun
ty and Willis B. Smith. of this ciGy,
formerly of Richmond for the positi IN
of Judge Of this judicial circuit, 10
succeed Judge Walter a, Watson. soon
to resign. Mr.. Smith, it is aaid Will
he backed by the Petersburg bar. The
friends OF Freeman Epcs. prominent
lawyer of Nottoway county. are also
urging him for tho jndseship Judge
Watson Will probably resign some tine
next month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
45 ENCAMPMENT
 OF GRAND ARMY

ROCHESTER,. N Y. Aug. 22-The Forty-hfth Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was opened here y"sterday with many "old Vets" in the city.
 Tn" members of the Grand Army of the Republic have been focking into thc city for the past two days. comrg from all over the Union.
 The Commander-iu-C Chief al the present time being John F.. GiHman of Boston and during the encampment here fl is expected that many rcso- uti"ns looking to the betterment of the members of the Grand Army wll b. adopted.
 Information 80 far records the fact that .he membership of the Grand Army of the Republic Is nearly 1000. that during the past year losses by death amounted to over 5000.
 The frs, Grand Army Post was or ganizrd at Decatur III. April 6. ls66 and the First National Encampment held at Indianapolis Of the same year