The Penn's Grove record., 1914-02-06
General

School authorities of Montclair, n.
j., have issued orders prohibiting the
teaching of sex hygiene.
Frank V. Myers, 65 years old, chok-
ed to death on a piece of meat. while
eating free lunch in Philadelphia.
The Yale faculty has banned the
tango and limited the junior prone
made to two days.
Representative Moss of Indiana in
troduced a bill establishing a national
farm lands bank.
The International Grand Prize au-
tomobile race will be held at Santa
Monica, Cal, Feb. %.
A bill was introduced in the Mary
land Senate repeating the law, Great
ing a racing commission.
John Efonsowky, As years old, a la
borer, was mangled to death in a fly
wheel i a mill at Morristown, N. ].
Building Commissioner McKelvey of
st. Louis started an anti-billboard cru
sade by tearing down 1000 billboards.
While arguing for Socialism in Kan
sas City, Mo-, William Lepoer Trench
received word he had fallen heir to
$780, 600 left by his father in Ireland.
The nomination of Col. Goethals to
be the first governor Of the Canal
Zone was sen to the Senate for con-
firmation.
Leon Waronick, the Pearl King"
arrived at San Francisco from Tahiti,
with a 20-karat black pearl, valued at
100000.
Louis Levine, a salesman, died from
injuries received when he pushed Jes-
Sc Orlain from the path of a trolley
car in New York.
The Harvard Cancer Commission,
after a years experiments, reported
that surgery is at present the only
satisfactory treatment for cancer.
William G. Irwin. the wealthiest su-
gar planter and refiner of Hawaii, is
dead at San Francisco, aged rs years.
His wealth is estimated at SIS, 000, 900.
The Rev. G. E. TidweIl. of Macon,
Ca, was killed when his revolver
dropped to the floor and exploded as
he stopped to kiss his two-year-old
baby.
Five legislative members Of West
Virginia were refused writs or error in
their convictions Of accepting brides
for their votes on the United States
Senatorship in 1918.
Donald Partridge, Is years old, was
killed and several others injured when
he steered a loaded toboggan sled into
a tree at Honesdale, Pa, to avoid a
small girl.
Morrill, Wyman Of Cambridge, Mass,
bequeathed the greater part Of his
$500, 900 estate to Harvard University
A vote will be held in McLennan
County, Texas, Feb. Il. on the issu-
ance of $~1,075,000 road improvement
bonds.
Lionel Lawrence, the actor, married
IL times, was buried at Kensico, N. Y,
In prssenc Of several Of his ex-wives.
Col. Francis j. McGuirk. Civil War
veteran, Is dead at Watervliet, n. Y,
aged 70 years.
Lord S~trathcona left $500, 900 to Yale
and $1,000, 900 to Victoria College at
Montreal.
The Senate confirmed the nominal
ton of VIM. H. Murray to, be postmas-
ter OF Albany. N. X.
The law, requiring bakers to stamp
the correct weight or bread leaves
went into effect In New York.
The Maryland Steel Co., Of Mary
land, was the lowest bidder for con.
structing two naval GOLFERS at $945.
900 each.
six deputy sheriffs were placed on
trial at Houghton. Mich, to answer
charges OF killing two copper mine
strikers.
Thomas H. Mulligan, a chauffeur.
was fined 500 or 20 days in jail for
passing q standing trolley car in New
York.
Congressman James M. Curley was
inauguratsd Mayor of Boston in Ire
mont Temple in preference to the City
Hall.
President Wilson appointed Elmer
Al. Greenawalt Of Lancaster, Pa. as
Commissioners Of Immigration ~ Philar
delphla.