The Penn's Grove record., 1914-03-13
General

All "a t1l4u0hC N0o 4OROAbC0 oS ~
banks, Alaska.
The Giants and White Sox, baseball
tourists, arrived in New York.
A special election for a United
States Senator from Alabama will be
held May IL.
Fearing blindness, August P. Heyne,
81 years old, an architect, of Newark,
committed suicide.
According to police figures there
are 1857 unemployed men in Chi
Reports from south Florida indicate
that the vegetable crops were injured
from so to rs per cent. by the recent
frost.
William S. West, a wealthy lumber
man of Georgia, was sworn in as sem
ator to serve until the election in
October.
Claude Anderson, cashier of the
Mercantile Bank of Memphis, Tenn,
which recently closed its doors, was
indicted on five counts.
William E. Kelly, president of the
National Letter Carriers Association,
will be the new postmaster at Brook
Ign.
c. L. Brown, agent for the Adams
Express Co., at Pennington, ILL.,, was
arrested charged with the embezzle-
ment of $4,000.
~Assemblyman Law of New York in
troduced a bill appropriating $780, 900
to pay for the States share of elm
mating grade crossings.
The Merchants Association of New
York will guarantee $4,000 in receipts
IL the next Army-Navy football game
is played in the metropolis.
An anti-tipping bill was introduced
in the New York Legislature. 1t
makes it a misdemeanor for anyone
to accept, promise, offer or receive
a tip.
Chas. Black, IL years old, of Jersey
City, was awarded $4,000 for injuries
received when a wagon on which he
was sitting was struck by a New Jer-
sey Central train.
P. M. Daniels, a New York real
estate dealer, was sentenced to five
months in the ~penitentiary and fined
$500 on a charge of selling lots under
false pretenses.
William Ferris, bookkeeper of the
Greenwich Savings Bank, of Green
witch, Conn, which suspended last De-
cember, was arrested on a charge of
embezzlement and held in $4,000
bail.
Schools, churches and moving pic
ture shows at Florence, N. j., where
II persons are dead from an epidemic
of scarlet fever, were ordered closed.
Cornelius ~Greenleaf, an undertaken
of Englewood, N. j., t~elephoned to
New York for a coffin for an infant.
1t arrived by parcel post, costing IS
cents.
The steamer Cameronia of the An
Choir line arrived in New York with
81 honeymoon couples from Scotland.
The unemployed in Milwaukee num-
Der 7,00O,~ according to a census taken
by the police.
The will of Jacob Friday, liquor
dealer, of Pittsburgh, ~bequeathing an
estate of $500, 600, stipulates that any
beneficiary engaging in liquor trade
shall forfeit all claim.
Sentence was suspended in the
case Of Samuel H. London and Henry
C. Bohn, of New York, convicted of
producing "The Inside of the White
Slave Traffic"
Because of a new state law, provid-
ing for the guarantee of deposits, the
Mississippi State Bank, of Canton,
capitalized at 100000 and with de-
posts Of $500, 900, closed its doors.
Bishop Lawrence of the Episcopal
diocese Of Massachusetts, has issued
an appeal to have the collectors In
the churches watched and wants the
money counted in the vestries.
General Kelley's army of unem-
ployed were routed by 300 deputy
sheriffs armed with pick handles
when they attempted to cross the
Southern Pacifc's right Of way at
Sacramento, Cal.