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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
Inspet dion Of Diaries.

Inspection OF Diaries.
Believing that the foot and mouth
diseae is now sufficiently under con-
troll d New Jersey to warrant such
a colfSe, the State Board of Health
decidadf to resume the routine
work lcluding inspection of milk
pasteuAEing plants, which was inter-
rupted5 by the outbreak Of the
diseasN
Practically all the available force
of the apartment, together with that
of the Commission on tuberculosis
AmongA nimals was put at work COM
batting be foot and mouth disease.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
Mouth lIseaae ouarantIne M0dIfed.

IN. 6rdT has been issued by the
DepartmefAtof Agriculture modifying
the quarai ltine astrictions placed be-
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
sTILLMAN GIVES 100000 MORE.

Half IS for Paris Sufferers Because
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
n. Q. TITUS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
plAss lind SPECIFICATIONS RuRESAD

Give nae O rough sketch Of your re-
quireTn ents OF a building and I VITA
make you q blus print plans and erect
yoar building at a reasonable price.
Penn's Grave, N. J.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-08
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The Washington times., 1915-12-07
mrs. IAVNS' ESTATE |.
VALUED At $4,000
Petition Seeking Probate Of
Papers Is Filed With Regis
ter Of Wills,

The estate Of Isabella Javlns. which
was left 20 her two sons, John r.
Javins and Francis ". Javins. IL valued
at more than $4,000. according 70 4 Pc
tition seeking the probate OF the viii
filed with the register OF Wills. The
real estate Is valued at tto,sS1. and the
personal property, including bonds ard
jeweIry at S1s.OO0 The two sons seek
letters testamentary.
In the will Of Mary Mclean Lud-
low, filed for probate, q bequest OF
81. 900 is left in trust with the American
Security and Trust Company for heI
grandson, Frederick Mclean Bugher "a
be paid to MIN when he reaches his
majority. The balance OF the estate
goes TO Frederick Hamilton Bugher, 9
son, and he II named executor.
The children are sole heifs under the
will OF Sophie L. F1nckel, who de
visas $1,000 outright to q daughter, Emily
Gertrude, and directs that the balance
be diveded between all tho children
which include Emily Gertrude, George
NJ, Edwin H., Charles K, Paul Joseph
BENJAMIN and Sophie Finclel.
A Gift Of 500 70 left 70 Della Walsh
iO1l II street northwest, by the will OF
Augusta A. Ketcham, who died in New
York, according 20 q copy OF the will
on file in the ONCE OF the register Of
Wills here.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
Will Select Highway
Scenes For Movies

A subcommittee Of tho Joint commit
tee organized by the Chamber Of Com
merce. Board of Trade. and Retail
Merchants Association to direct the
marking of the section 81 the Lincoln
highway feeder which will pass through
Washington. will leave this afternoon
for philadelphia, and, returning tomor-
row by automobile. will select the
sights to be included in q motion picture
film of scenes along tho highway.
Those who win make the trip are Col.
Robert N. Harper, chairman: Lewis
Holmes. c. ]. Cocker. n. A. Leese.
Oliver MetSerott. and c. J. Columbus.
TONIGHT the committee will be en-
tertalned bv business men of Philadel-
phia. and tomorrow they will be the
guests at luncheon OF the chamber OF
commerce of wilmington. In Baltimore
the visitors will be entertained by the
Merchants and Manufacturer Ass0-
citation. In each city Colonel Harper
will outline the plans for the picture,
and Mr.. Columbus. secretary OF the
committee. win arrange for an exhibit
ton OF the film.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
COMPANY D WINS
PRIZE FROM HARVEY
Check For 500 Given Because
! Of interest Shown in ArmOry
Room Furnishing.

A check for 500 was presented to
Capt. George Tate and the members Of
Company d, Third Infantry. d. G. N.
c.. in the drill hall Of the l. street
armory by Brig. Gen. William Il Har-
vey last night as a prize for raising
the largest fund for furnishing the
rooms assigned TO the company in the
armory.
The presentation was made IN the
presence Of Col Glendle b. Young.
Lieut.. Col. Anton Stephan and Major
Joseph HodGeson with the officers and
men Of the first battalion. In his ad-
dress General Harvey said that there
10 evidence OF a much larger interest in
national guard affairs among citizens
and business men OF the District gen
orally. II II hoped to increase this In
terest through the military tournament
that IL TO be given in February.
The companies OF the FIRST battalion
Of the Third Infantry occupied the drill
hall last evening with work in prepare
ton for the tournament Under the In
QtTucti0n Of Capt. III. P.saobba. u. s.. A..
ihspector-inBtructor Of infantry, the
troops were given demonstration OF
bayonet exercises.
Tomorrow night the Coast Artillery
Company at George Washington Uni
VerBlty will be formally mustered in.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
CONDER ENUMERATED
BY CORONER'S JURY
Death Of Albert R. Clark, Struck
BY Motor, Declared an IN
avoidable Accident


MT. RAINIER. Md. Dec. 7.-willam
J. Gender. Of Baltimore. was excnerated
by the coroDer's Jury from all blame
for the death OF Alfred r. Clark. OF
brentwood. who was struck and fatally
injured Saturday night on the wash
ington- Baltimore boulevard by a car
driven bY Gender.
Justice OF the Peace Robert Joyce
was acting coroner. Those In attend
ence, besides Gender. were Harry A.
Roe. State automobile commissioner,
and Charles Goldsborough, owner Of the
car driven BY Gender. Robert Lee Van
Horn, OF Brentwood. represented the
family Of the deceased.
Gender testified that Clark suddenly
came on the main road from p side
road. and he tried 70 avoid striking the
man. He stopped. he said. and rendered
all the aid he could. Tho Jury rendered
verdict OF unavoidable accident.
Funeral services for Clark were held
this afternoon from st. Johns Episcopal
Church. the Rev. W. d. Dent officia-
ting, Interment Will be 81 Glenwood
Cemetery. WashinRton. He 10 survived
by a widow and several children.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
Delay Operation of
New Customs Rules

:. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
and Secretary Of Commerce Redfield
have signed an order postponlng the
effective date OF the new customs
regulations governing shippers eS-
port declarations and export proce-
The new regulators. issued in the
form OF a Treasury decision, IL de-
signed to simplify forms and proce-
dure in the handling OF export ship
menta, and to have them so drawn AZ
10 prevent disclosure OF the value OF
any goods to persons outside the GUS
toms service. The extension was
made to give more time TO obtain
blank forms, and for exporters to i'm
form themselves OF the requirements
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
5 MASONIC LODGES
installation Ceremonies at PO-
tOmaC, Benjamin B. French,
AnaCostia, PeRtaIpha, and
Mt. Pleasant.

officers OF several Masonic lodges,
Potomac. No. 81; Benjamin b. French,
No 10; Anacostia, No. 81: Pentalpha,
No. %, ana Mt. Pleasant, No. SO. were
elected last night.
James T. Schick was elected master
OF Benjamin b. French Lodge; Will
liam H. whitten. jr.. senior warden;
Charles A, Fenner, junior warden; =,
st. Clair Thompson. reelected secre
tary; James T, Gibbs, reelected treas
urer; the Rev John c. Palmer, chap
lain; Paul Bowen Cromelin. marshal;
Rollo Stone jackson, senior deacon
George p. Hales, junior deacon; Ron
aid M. Holmes, senior steward;
Charles c. Conner. junior steward,
and Henry J. Schaudner, tiler.
Onyun Master Of Pentalpha.
Archie r. r. Onyun was elected mas
ter OF Pentalpha Lodge; Francis r,
Kimmel, senior warden; William H.
Amiss, junior warden; Isaac b. Field
secretary; James b. Austin, treasurer
Arthur NJ. Poynton, senior deacon
James West, junior deacon: A. A. Bir-
ney, c. p. Boss, and Charles. 8. King
trustees: William ]. Naylor. and Horace
8. Naylor, delegates to Masonic Board
of Relief; Philip Reiter. delegates st
Johns Mite Association.
lHD OlHC0Tb sWCI6 lnbIbllG0 WIN
pressive ceremony by Postmaster VIII
liam ]. Mayor. The retiring master, J.
Henri Wagner, received postmaster
jewel, the presentation being made by
master OF the grand lodge OF Masons OF
the District Of Columbia.
Worshlpful Master Onyun filled ap-
pointIye offices as follows; Chaplain,
Philip Reiter, for twenty-sixth consecu.
tive term; senior steward, Walter B.
Avery; junior steward, Fred +. Dyer
tiler, George N. Stranahan; organist
w. Jermane, II. M. Luckett, and d,
Fulton Harris.
Mt. Pleasant and AnacOstia.
Wilbur 8. Hauer was elected master
of Mt. Pleagant Lodge; Howard A. Aus.
tin, senior warden: James r. Putnam
junior warden; william Burton Green
elected treasurer; Vernon s. owen
senior deacon; Robert L. williams
Junior deacon; Robert L Hughes, sen
| Tor steward Charles 8. Kimball, junior
steward; Edward Z. Putnam, master Of
cereInoniesi the Rev. George s. DUDLEY
| and Harry l.. Cummins, tller.
The OFFICERS were installed by Past
Master Claude KEEPER. John W. Ward
retiring master, was given q masters
The election OF Anacoatia Lodge r..
| suited as follows: Simon Blbe, u1n-ter
w. Ralph Williamson, senior warden
| Lawrence L. Dunning, junior warden
Milton ]. Frlius, reelected secretary
John r. Fowler, jr., senior deacon
| Ernest r. Fisher, Junior deacon: Sam
uel ID. Frazier senior steward; Arthur
| A. Simpson, junior steward, and Henri
l w. Emo. reelected tiler.
williams Master of Potomac.
H. A. williams was elected master o,
Potomac Lodge; Joseph A. Bennett, se
nior warden. Luther H. Waring, ju
nior warden; Len Powers. ST.. reelected
| secretary; Isaac Birch, reelected treas
urer; Walter X. Handy, senior deacon
NJ. HaSbrouck, senior steward; the Rev
J. II. W., Blake. chaplain. and John c
Ballou, orRanlst.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
ANACOSTIA.

Anacostia Lodge, No. q, r. A. A. NJ.
last night elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows: Master, Simon
Bube: senior warden, w. Ralph Will
hanson; Junior warden. Lawrence L.
Deming; secretary. Milton J. Fillius. re-
elected treasurer, Adolphus GUIDE, re-
elected senior deacon. John T. Fowler
jr. junior deacon. Ernest e. Fisher
senior steward, Samuel d. Frazier ;
Junior steward, Arthur L Simpson ;
tiler, Henry w. Emo, reelected trus-
tee for three years. Charles i. Roberts
representative to st. Johns Mite ASso-
citation, past master Charles ]. James
representative to Masonic board OF re-
lief, past master Charles r. Roberts
representative to Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, past mastGr G. r. Roberts.
The retiring master 10 Albert X. Beck.
The meeting Of the Daughters OF the
King OF Emmanuel Church was held
last night
Anacostia Tent, No. 7, knights Of the
Maccabees, met last night.
Work was begun yesterday on I'm
proving the sidewalk on the west side
Of Nichols avenue between w and
Chicago streets.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
GOMPERS MAY SHED
LIGHT ON PLOTTERS
Expected to Tell Grand Jury Of
Labor Mems Scheme; of
Which He Disapproved.
Continued from First Pags.)

He charged that the tie-upS were
financed by impeh hal German funds,
distributed in the United States by a
Eerfes OF German and American agents.
Samuel 0Ompers, MarEhall said. dis
approved the labor councils plans.
0ompeFS was expected today TO be
served with a summons to tell the
grand jury what he knows Of the re-
lAtion Of the labor council to = series
OF sudden and costly strikes in An,eri-
can industrial plants.
Indictments Soon.
indictments were looked for today or
tomorrow. The grand jury hogan its
activities on the arrival in New York
Of C. II. Canode and William F..
Kramer. OF Chicago. labor leaders, in
response to Government subpOenas The
m0n, Il Is understood. arc anxious 10
inform the grand jury what they have
learned Of the EFFORTS Of German sym
pathizers to stop the output Of mum.
tions and supplies for the ellies.
In the bomb manufacturing ipVestiga.
ton, following the return yesterday OF
five additional indictments against MAJ
BrAitunR, Lieutenant" Robert Fay anC
three other alleged pIotterS, the grant
Jury was 70 seek further Information
with regard to the Austrian, Mente
The latter admitted he had lived Ii
West New York. last summer, At tn,
time Fay and his co-defendahta Wer,
there experimenting with high explo
BiVes.
Another Arrest Made.
The arrest OF a second man in con
nection with Mentes Experiments" wa
announced today by the police. but the,
declined TO give out his name or tn
The police said they had evidence con
Meeting Mente not only with activities
in munitions plants but also with tn
placing OF q liquid bomb on the steam
chip KirkOsWald, last May. The boml
was found when the chip arrived a
AGAFseilles. Franco
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

DR. Eugene Jones, who represents
this county in the State senate, Is hops
ful of being appointed chairman Of the
good roads committee at the approach
enthusiast on the subject of good
roads and believes that II selected for
the chlirmanshlp to which he aspiTeg,
he will be In a position to accomplish
better roads that he did at the last
session, when he put through several
pieces of legislation designed to i'm
prove the roads Of this county.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
$4,000 Farm Willed
To Man III N. J. Prison

NEW YORK, Dec. Patrick Prem
dergast, q six months prisoner In the
Warren county Jail at Belvidere. N. J..
received word that he was heir to 9
$4,000 farm at Bay Shore. l. I.
person. Prendergast's sister, Mrs
Thomas HALEY. Of Phillipsburg, N. j..
IL trying to obtain his discharge.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
ROCKVILLE.

Preston B. Ray. recently elected TO
succeed himself as clerk in the circuit
court for this county. and Miss Nancy
Schuermann. daughter Of Mrs. Rose
Schuermann. OF Warrington. Will be
married in St Stephens Episcopal
Church. Washington, at noon, Decem-
Der Is.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
ALEEANDRIANS PLAN
FOR COMMUNITY TREE
Second Meeting Is Held to
Arrange city's Celebration
Of Christmas.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec, IA seoono
meeting OF those planning a community
Christmas tree in Alexandria, was held
at the residence Of Mrs. Julian IT, BurIs
last night, at which time committees
were appointed to receive contributions
In order to defray expenses. =
IL Is planned TO have the Christmas
tree at Washington and Queen streets
on Christmas Eve.
Among those present at the meeting
last night were Mesdames Julian T..
Burke, ID. ]. Howell, George T. Kip
stein, T. Marshall Jones, q. w. Hender-
son, william Jorg, ], B. Fitzgerald,
Charles e. outcalt, James Halhsh, O.
p. Anderton, and Emert; Misses esther
Brookes, Rose Macdonald, and Jean
Roberts, and Messrs. Sherman B. Fow-
Ter, Stanley q. Blanton, Urban 8. LAM
bert, A. l.. Jameson. and Harry b.
Cation. ~
At the meeting OF r. =. Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans; last night 10 Lee
Camp Hall. a committee consisting OF
the following was appointed TO make
ARRANGEMENTS for the banquet OF the
organisation January II, Gen. Robert
e. Lees birthday. O. w. Ramsay, Ed
gar warfield, ST., p. z. German. ~. -
GrahaYn. John w Hammond, A. G:
Wycoff, and Il was decided to award
q prize at the banquet to the oeSt eSs ~
written by a high school pupil On tAe
life and character Of General Lee
The city school board at its monthly
seEsion last night decided TO close the
public schooIs of the city December g
and TO reopen them on January ., NlS'
for the Christmas holidays.
Funeral services for Edward Jones
Evans, who died Sunday. were held
this morning from his late RESIDENCE
and were conducted by the Rev. Z.
Phillips, rector Of ST Pauia Epa 1iSSs,.
s. Lambert, George E. Werneld. Ed-
ward II. Kemrer. O. NJ. Mlneuee;
OF Washington; Thomas Hulnsh ana
Kenneth w. Ogden. Interment was IN
st. Paul's Cemetery.
ctUeera will be nominated at . meet
ing Of the Alexandria Nest OF ONlS u
night.
Funeral services for DT; George W;
HaisIip, who died at Sibley HospitaL
in Washington, sunday were hello TINS
afternoon from Wheatley's undertak-
ing establishment and interment WAS
In Bethel Cemetery.
Frank BOONE anu LsOhS - =
the former of Washington ana the
latter OF Richmond. were taken To
the Alexandria Hospital early last
night suffering with injuries received
as the result of an automoble oelnR
ditched near Hayfield farm, Fairfax
county, They were treated by Drs:
George T. KlipEtein. w. p. Cation, and
Walter A. Warfeld.
The Alexandria Gun Club Is making
plans to give q hunt December IL on
the lands OF G. b. Wills.
An entertainment was given yesteI-
day evening in the Young Peoples
Building by the Phi MI Sigma fra
tsrnity of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The Women's Auxiliary of r. e.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, Will
hold a meeting tonight in Leo Camp
Hall.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07
EVANSVILLE.

everything is In readiness for the
opening tonight OF the fourth annual
show of the Central Maryland Poul-
try Association in the Masonic Hall.
Over 2OO entries have been received.
The show viii close Saturday night
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

N. Frank Gather. will qualify within
the next few days as sheriff, to sue
coed PeytOn Whalen. He will retain,
temporarily, at least. William p. Trail
as jaileF. and win appoint as deputies
Stanley Gingell and Willard %. Peake,
John A. Garrett will be his legal adj
wiser.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret
r. Brooke. who died an Baltimore last
Sunday. were held this morning from
ST. Ignatius Church. at Oxen Hill. She
10 survived bv her husband. Clement II.
Brooke. Sr.. and several children
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

The tenth anniversary of the opening
OF the Capitol Heights school will be
celebrated toniRht.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Miss Marjorie Brent IL spending sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs james
CORhnL In Bel-ARiP, Md.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Francis Starr. after spending SOM
time with his brother. James starr, IL
West HyAttsville. has returned to hi
home in Frederick. -
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Miss Kathleen Rogers. Of City Point.
Va, Is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. william 8. RoEers.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Bring this Palai Royal Coupon This Fourth Floor Furniture
Coupon and twenty-five (S2S entities
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

The Alexandria Gun Club Is making
plans to give q hunt December IL on
the lands OF G. b. Willis.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

An entertainment was given yester
day evening in the Young PeopleI
Building by the Pit MI Sigma fra
tsrnity of the Methodist BpiscoDa
Church South.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

The Women's Auxiliary of r. e.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, will
hold a meeting tonight in Leo Camp
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

ofCcers will be nominated at 9 meet
ing OF the Alexandria Nest Oh O'iAS W
night.
The Washington times., 1915-12-07

Funeral services for DR.. George w;
HaisIip, who died at Sibley Hospital
in Washington. Sunday were hello THIS
Afternoon from Wheatleys undertak
Ing establishment and interment WAS
In Bethel Cemetery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-03
EAST ST. JOHNsBURY

(Mrs.. G. w. Dodge. Correspondent
George BabcOck. Jr., who has been
very i'll the past week is better and it
is hoped on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Lock, Mrs. Eve
Ign Ranney and Rev. and Mrs. A v.
Fisher held meeting Sunday after
noon in Kirby mountain school house
with a good attendance.
The ladies society served dinner
last Thursday in the vestry. The host
esses were Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Allies
and Mrs. Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Griswold of Lyn-
donville spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. H. F. Griswold.
Rev. A V. Fisher attended the min
listers meeting at North Danville last
Tuesday and was one of the speakers
in the evening, the other being Rev.
Chauncey Adams of Danville.
Mrs. Emily Chase and Miss Martin
Hovey have been in Windsor the past
few days visiting their nephew and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hovey.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-03
ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER
edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent

edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Beck and Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Rollins of st. Johns
bury spent Sunday at B. A. McLaugh-
Inns.
John Moore of Detroit, Mich, is Wis
iting his daughter Miss Grace Glenn
ent.
E. A Gray was hurt quite badly
last Wednesday while drawing straw
into the barn. He got off the load
and stepped behind the horses to start
them and when they started it pinned
him between the side of the barn and
the hay rack.
Darlington Robinson who has been
IN Boston the past two weeks has re-
t"rned home.
There will be an annual roll cal,
md election of officers at the First
Congregational church Wednesday
evening, Nov. 8.
Miss Ruth Johnson spent Saturday
end Sunday with friends in Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dow have pur.
chased the A. L. Hunt house in Pad
docks village.
Books from D. C. Stiles circulating
library may be obtained of Mrs. r. c.
Campbell at the rate of one cent :;
day or minimum fee of five cents.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Turner spent sun
Day with their parents, Mr.. md NJ; s.
Henry Davis.
There was a good crowd at the mas
querade and dance given by Green
Mountain Grange last Friday nighr
and Spills was added to the treasury.
Miss Martha Hill returned home
Saturday from business trip to Mont
pelIer.
Miss Stella Stuart was the guest OF
Mrs. Arthur Alcott the last of the
week
Mrs. 14iliIas Huntley returned We'll
nesda.y from a visit to Boston and vi
cinity.
Charles Robbins of Craftsbury and
Miss Bertna Robbins of Essex, N. Y.
So ant several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs Walter Robbins.
Miss Eliza beth Bean who has I'ecn
at Lancaster, N. II, the past few
weeks returned home Sa turday.
Miss Kate Smith of Milan, Quebec
is visiting her aunt Mrs. J. E. Drew.
Mrs. John LIE Boureveau spent part
of last week with friends at Passump-
sic.
Tyler Thomas is visiting his daugH-
ter, Mrs. G. E. Johnson.