The Penn's Grove record., 1912-11-15

Plans of the National Catholic The.
atre Movement were made known.
The Elm school, just outside of New
Brunswick, N. J., is deserted because
there are no children to attend.
Four Republicans must eat a loaf OF
bread more than 16 years old as the
result of losing an election bet at
Apollo, Pa.
Jack" Johnson was indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury in Chicago under
the Mann White-Slave act. Bail in
$4,000 was demanded.
Fire almost wiped out the town OF
Brookneal, Va, causing a loss of $780,.
200. There are only three small bust
ness houses left.
A tablet marking the ground occu-
pied by Washington and his officers
en- route from Newburgh to Norris
town, N. j., in 1873, was unveiled in
Newton, N. j.
Philadelphia the sched-
ule OF examinations for municipal
jobs open to out-of-town applicants.
There are 68 positions which pay from
$500 to $1,000.
After organizing and leading sew
eral posses in search of Celia Funks,
George Green was indicted for muir
der by the Grand Jury at Washington,
Pa.
Judge w. Pharman announced a de-
cls1on declaring that Harry Schilling,
Socialist, was elected mayor of Can
ton, Ohio. Schilling won by a margin
of two votes.
Walter M. Chandler, Progressive
and independence League candidate
for Congress from the Nineteenth dis
trlct, is the only progressive elected to
Congress in New York.
Miss Minnie Einkel of Weehawken
Heights, N. j., mentally unbalanced by
worry over malicious gossip about her,
hurled herself from a second-story
window while her nurse was asleep.
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards,
last of the Allen clan, who murdered
Judge Massie and three court attend
ants at Hillsville, Va, March IA, were
put on trial for murder in Wytheville,
Va.
An effort to destroy the Calvary
Presbyterian Church at Canton, Ohio,
with dynamite, was partly successful.
The pastor has been conducting a cru
SADIE against gamblers and dive keep
ers.
In answer to his wife's suit the Rev.
Cranston Brenton, professor in Trinity
College and candidate for the post OF
Suffragan Bishop of Connecticut, de-
manded a divorce, alleging she had
been u%nfaithful to him.
Secretary Stimson disapproved the
recommendation of the New York Har-
Dor Line Board that the Hamburg
American. North German LLOYD and
Holland Steamship Lines be allowed
to extend temporarily their piers at
Hoboken to 1000 feet.
Congressman Jefferson M. Levy,
owner of Monticello, Thomas Jeffer-
sons home, said he would fight in the
courts for fourteen years if Congress
carried out Mrs. Martin w. Littleton's
plan to take the estate for the Gov
eminent by right of eminent domain.
WlloOu Sdlu dll SDG-
c%ulations on his probable Cabinet Off
GERS Would be fruitless, as he meant to
keep his mind entirely open with re-
gard to appointments of the first i'm
portance until final announcement was
possible.
Chu Gan, a one-eyed fugitive from
Islip insane asylum, commit
ted suicide by inhaling gas in a room
in Division Street, New York. The
coroner's physician said it was the
first Chinese suicide in his expert
At a meeting of the American Asso-
citation of Clinical Research held in
New York City, DR.. Ira S. Vile. who
recently appointed to the New
York City Board of Education, urged
he standardization of all laws gov.
physicians.