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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25

N Io. NlI1D1oo1N JULIAN LI0 . crush
1- ball was to be the brilliant finale OF
the winter. Cards had been out since the
holidays. l had received my bid early in
January.
Now for the unexpected! Just four
days before the suspicious event Vandam
telephoned me to come to luncheon at his
downtown club if possible-matter of ut
most Importance.
l gave up a delightful engagement of
two weeks standing and put myself in
the bad books of gracious hostess; but
we must stick by our friends. l thought
that he was going to tip me off to some
thing good in the Street But, no; it was
all about Matte and er ambitions.
Matte had met Mrs. Delamer at
matinee for a fashionable charity the pre-
vious afternoon. Flora had done the
deed. Vandam was upset.
"This McMasters woman" he said,
Continued on page IA
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07

MOORE & KRlEk. GR0ceRS.
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, IaNid u kriI"N aud Flora \.
IA ltr, ~ ~ ~ th'it = ram lh'h 81
rts, d.It1t Npu'ii MI, rl!, t''"'nl'"i ~ Tie
i,,a,tt t,.r 10TH "uf liuli 'tui.lA, Mi>su!rl, ~
r,., l.I A. 10, ls,uu the l.thdis ~ Nar'li
~ ,,,,tt , ,,, ~ The uttlrTsigu.d ltu>t',
ne 49, i.al r'ui '>i ,t' Ill IHi" IN
nli ilut.N, ' lss',uri, lu.Nit.
sal Inu Il,Nr. n In Township III v ulu'
~ - nus" harry seven ~ !" rust a.
,,a,i,tr titr , ut ~ IWrulN'twn Hundred
,..s. Ibtllir. ~ evidenced hN Ia" ~" prom
i.,ur, note Ih i"iu described, III" I'VE years
N>ii Nh REAS II = provided In >nl'l
H., .l 10 I"usI hat II hr htst parties >huull
ftil ~ I,ftI>, ip Jay IA" >ild not" nr ~" ~
trI,Si ih,r,', y on ANY dHy when TIE same
sham 81 i,p,ir a. due aud piynbIr according a.
ne /, Itur dptu and rh,,'i ~ saId noir th"i
The vl,ulr ~,m shnald l"''nmc uu" nhd lny.
able aud lie said lrnstrr ~ Tie request ~
III. legal lUldrr ~ said note should pf'H'''d
la sell M, 4 rnporiy i,,n,vr described ur ANY
parI lliur,,f f1r cash, hrst hiNlng thirty dny,
publl' moth ~ the tine, terms ah,l plh'c al
al" uud the prbD"rly Ia !" Sold Ny ndNrf,
tlselnrni ~ spInr nrwsp.m'r prin'I and
deed In Zee >ln,pl" ~ the properly sold q
the purchaser
INSn wIiEiil ~ default has been made IN
the payment ~ the Interest du ~ said not,
snd The hnldrr hn> dr'Uipd ~" whole sun
due aud payable under III" provisions ~ IN,
su,d trus, d-,d aud Ia, requested me "
vNprut. said ut,
NOW TIIEREl ORR notice II here by gi,er
that I, the uud, = isnrd Trustee. VIII, IN
Monday, y.ne 7,h. 1913.
bctw.ru the hours ~ . \. NJ. and I y. NJ, q
that day sell the SAID pfop"riy az III. Nnrti
Cour, iIn,>r ,,nr In the city at oregon, tiol
County, Missouri, Tor cash hbt the purpose %
payin. snid deM aud Interest aud III. cost %
'>""''"E '"'' RAYMOND H. cAIklNs,
Trustee.
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Ne Wa Mistaken,

Miss Ellen Terry, who underwent .
successful operation 10 her. eyes re-
Gently. Ii noted for her wit, and she
was always the life and soul Of the
various theatrical companies Of which
she was u member.
Tho famous actress was once np
Pearing IN II play with certain actor
who WAS noted for his irritability. liz
used TO complain that Miss Terry con
tinually laughed at him during one a
bis most important scenes.
At last he wrote her letter on thu
subject. In the course Of which he said
II am extremely sorry TO tell you thai
Il IL impossible for me 10 make any
effect IN my scene II you persist II
laughing at me on the stage and q
spelling the situation. May I ask 20,
to change your attitude. as the scene
II most trying one?"
To this Miss Terry replied % follows
"YOu are quite mistaken. neva
sassh at you - ths stage. I wstt I'll
sst hNsss!'
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, c. W. craig and ,Joie \. Craig,
his wife, by their certain Deed ~ Trust
dated April 18th, Ipit, recorded ~ the Re
corder,s onire " Holt nonan,y' Missouri, ~
1914. conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee
the f,llowiig described real estate situate Ia
Holt County, Missouri. to-wlt; 90
The West on. half " the Northeast QUAR-
ter Nv sol NE ~ OF Section Thirteen hN ~
Trust Ia s,Hur. b. debt 81 Thiec Thousand
I,,ll,,vs itaush, as evidenced by the one
promissory note therein described, due one
AM WHEREAS It Is provided In said
d ed Of I, ust that n the Nrst parties should
fall or refuse 10 pay the said note or the In
terest thereon ON any day when the same
should become due and pnyahl,, according 10
the tenor date aud eject Of said note then he
spd the said Trustees ut the request OF the
kxal holder VI said note shonid procved TO
sell the property above described or any part
thereof Tor cash, first giving Thirty days
public notice Of the time, terms ANA place OF
sale and the property u 6e sold, by sdyer;
published In the said County OF Holt and
execute deed In fee simple Of the property
AMI wHEREis default has been made IN
the said note and the holder d said note has
requested me 10 execute said Trust,
NOW THEREFORE, notice Is hereby given
Mat I, the undersigned Trustee, will, on
z Monday, June 7th. 1918.
between the hours Of nine a. N. and four p.
y, q that day, sell the said property ~ the
North Court House door in the City q oSc-
as 81 MID % ~ sas
d. cost q ''sss''as ~: i IT. is'touAn,s,
q. gr.! 'N.r|. ANsvSvs
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New Point and Vicinity.

Mildred, Acton came over from
Rosendsle, Sunday morning.
Geo. W. Lentz and family visited
HArvs ChsWberlain, Sunday.
Logan Meyer and family visited
with Ralph Meyers, Sunday.
--"Trot" King visited at the Rot
kin home the last Of the week.
-J.J. Hall, OF Maryville, was In
New Point from Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. M. ID. Walker and Miss
Walker visited Mrs. Dan Dreher, last
week. ,'.
Born, to Ula Weigle . wee daugh.
tsi, April 20. DR.. Miles, Of Fillmore,
stt>ndsd.
Mrs. Knssle and family came
down from Maitland Saturday even.
-, returning sundAy. 4 asa. 70 s.
MD. Emma Norris; Of Ksnsss
tr ~ az ktsfta sNt@f a. q 't -
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07

City, visited her parents, VIM. Kun.
kel, and wife, last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Wisenborn and little
son are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l'lakely, and other relatives.
Mr.. c. G. Hartman and daughter,
Elsie: Mrs, Fred F'leener and Aurl
Davis drove to st. Joseph, Monday,
Mrs. Ida Acton went to Fortes-
cue, Friday, to visit Mrs. Babcock
who Is quite sick. She returned Sun
day.
-Mesdames Bragg, Dan Dreher, NJ.
ID. Walker and sister.in.law, Miss
Walker, spent Friday 1t the Manss
with Rev. and Mrs. Roberts.
1T will pay oil who are raising
chickens to watch Mr.. and Mrs. Rat
and their big family. Mrs. WSa
HAmm lost cir but 20 Of her chicks.
y, plscss the, rats ere ,w9rss thar w.
Naao.
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c. E. Meeting.

The Young Peoples Christian En-.
deavor met last Lords day evening At !
o'clock. Joys Of the Christian Life"
was the subject ard In the absence Of
Mr. Cbas, Acton as leader. President
bon Martin substituted for him and
a good programme WAS rendered.
Next Lords day will be roll call and
all members are requested to he pres.
pnt and respond To their names With a
quotation Or ny reading a passage OF
Scripture. All ara cordially invited
to attend these services.
A. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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The Pleasure Was All His.

Harold Jarvis, Detroits well knowt
singer, always tres TO plense nnd bs
accommodating. The other day gush'
Ing young thing, one of those prst'
who like 10 rub elbows with AMI Halter
the mighty, had been telling how much
she admired his singing.
"Oh, Mr.. Jarvis" she was saying o.
she rolled her eyes IN what sAe sup
posed was n soulful manner. Il do o.
adore your singing. | want when |
die that you sing ut my funeral"
Here Mr.. Jarvis never thinking how
II WIS going Ia sound. replied IN hit
most gracious manner:
II would lie pleased to, madam
Detroit Saturday Night.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
Program

Tor Nodawsy Township Sunday School
convention, to be held at the Rich.
vile NJ. Il. church, May 10, 1915:
$50 q. m. Union Sunday school.
1880 .. m, Convention sermon, by
Rev. W. l.. Meyer.
1890 Basket Dinner.
1880 p. m. Devotional exercises, by
Harry Hughes.
~ Unity Among the Workers In
the Sabbath School," by Rev, W. l..
Meyer.
~ Recitation, by Lsona Hurst,
(3) How to Find Christ In the
Old Testament" by Rev. r. ID. Rob
erts.
~ Song, by Leona and Frances Nc.
Intyre.
(5) "Creating a Temperance Senti.
ment," by Mrs. Alberta Green-Mur-
ply.
~ Recitation, by Raymond Morris,
(7) Address, by Rev, Y, G, Dissin-
ger. '..
(s) Recitation, by Margery Buntz
(9) Song, by Mrs. Murphy. 1
tlOl faction IN Sunday School, by
Mrs. Harry Hughes.
az "The Older Girls and Boys and
Their Religion" by Mrs. Susie Fitz.
maurice.
ny "Talk on Sunday School
Work." by Ed. thurman.
&C. Norris, Chairman.
INA MCINTYRE, Secretary,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
Benton.
Gale Emerson Is recovering from
an attack OF measles.

Gale Emerson Is recovering from
an attack Of measles.
Miss Elizabeth Field Is III at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Clara Green.
balgh, In Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Randall, Of Forest
City, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
John Peters and and other relatives,
this week.
Rev. Rice will lead Endeayor next
Sunday evening, May 9th, at : o'clock,
after which viii be the sermon. Ev.
cry one invited.
The Mothers Club" appointed
for last Friday afternoon Was not
very we'll attended. We hope for q
better attendance next meeting, Fri.
day, May 18th, 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Edith Derr, gave . surprise
party to her father, last SATURDAY eve.
ming. Ills Sunday school class and the
neighbors we're invited, about fifty In
number. Mr. Frazier Was really sur.
prised and also pleased. The evening
Vas very enjoyably spent with games
and music. Elegant refreshments
we're served, after which q left for
their homes, wishing Mr.. Frazier q
safe journey to his new home In Mon.
tana. lie left for there, Tuesday,
May 9Th. VERiTAs.
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George ~. and the wismaksrs.

when GEORGE III. assembled the
thron. ~ England his wealthy sub
jrts were beginning Ia leave IN wigs
AMI to appear IN their own hnir. u
they had amy. As the sovereign was
himself one ~ the offenders. III" I've
riikr makers. who feared n serious loss
~ trade, prepared n petition IN which,
they prayed his majesty H. hc grn
cioisly pleased to shave his head" fos
the good uf distressed workmcn AMI
wrnr u wig. ns his father lad don. bc'
fore Him.
when the petitioners walked To the
royal Inlncc. however. II was noticed
thnt they wore no wigs themselves
As this seemed unfair To- the onlook.
ers they seized several IT the leading
Ir"crsslunisis AMI cut their hair with
amy implement that came m"st readily
to hand.
From this Incident ur,sc host oi
curious cHrhaturcs, The wooden leg
makers were said e. have especial
claims on the kings consideration, In
asnuch ~ the conclusion ~ ITar" had
deprived them ~ y profitable source ~
cniploynrnt: hence the suggestion tlst
his majesty should not only wear q
wooden leg himself. hut cnJoin the I'e0
pie to follow his lautahlc example,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
News From Craig.

our new ZIMMERMAN, is visiting reIa-
tives In Coffeyville, this week.
John c. Hinkle and family mo.
tored to Craig from their home, south
Of fortescue, Sunday afternoon.
John Mace, who has been living
in Southeast Colorado for the past
few years, is visiting friends and rela-
tiyes here this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Kellogg are
the parents Of a tine lO.pound girl
baby, born Saturday, May list. The
child's grandparents can hardly get
over 1t,
C. N. Real, OF Hamburg, Iowa,
was a:city visitor this week. lie Is
looking after his land interests south
OF town. Mr.. Real Is the owner Of
the -. ID. Perkins tract Of land.
Henry Crews, Of Lincoln Nebras.
Ia, was . visitor with his father,
John J. Crews, last Thursday. Henry
Is postal messenger on the Is. & NJ,
between Lincoln and Kansas City,
with headquarters In Lincoln.
Eleven pupils OF the Teachers
Training class, OF Mound City High
school, accompanied by Prof. Gala,
way, we're observers In our school last
Tuesday. We are glad to have vlsi.
tors. They spoke We'll Of our teach.
ers' way Of working. Cali again.
Invitations are out for the second
annual banquet Of the Wesley Bibls
classes OF tie Methodist sunday
school. The banquet WILDE next Friday
night and will I've attended by Mrs
Susie Is. fiizmaurice, OF Forest City,
and Elder G. Is. Duncan, Of ST. 10.
seph.
Miss BESSIE Story II In Nebraska
this week, attending a wedding. 1t
Is not one OF her making or one that
size las had any thing to do with, but
she left without giving us any other
information. Perhaps she will bs
willing TO give us the details next
week.
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IA. mast ten wears, IIe IL nov A, IN,
head of train. LAX. viii he with n,
70, Two weeks or even longer.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
Ice and Frost in California.

Temperatures ranged In southern
par, from VI 10 ~ degrees, May |.
May bay dAwned In many sections
surrounding Los Angeles, California,
with Ice on the ground. II WAS the
coolest day In May recorded IN thirty
four years aud only once before has
the minimum temperature be u
spualrd That Was In May, ISL.
1empera, ur-s ranged from II here,
down To ~ low a. ~ degrees At other
p;ares IN Spui hsrn California. Heavy
irosts we're rep ,ri.d from many places
Preston Watson visited IN 81. 10
sepl. last week for a f"w days With
RELATIVES.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
M. u. Cadet Corps Won Cup.

Company A, headed by Reed Bailey,
OF Oregon, Missouri. honored. Com.
pany A, OF the University Of Missouri
Cadet Corps, won a loving cup offered
for the best drilled company, At Co.
Missouri, Mayi. Reed Bailey,
OF Oregon, Missouri, is captain. Ma.
jor Andrew Moses, Of the regular
army, inspected the cadets, Saturday.
Reed is q son Of A. II. Bailey and
wife, Of this city. iIurrah for Ore.
gon, again.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07
, The -
Scrap Book

4 Washington official. speaking or
plumbers in the diplomatic service, told
" a mistake committed by an Ameri-
IAN In Afghanistau. lie said
"rhis American entertained the shah.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07

Our city council st it, meeting
Tuesday evening, selected Harvey A.
Evans, - city treasurer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-05-07

chased Ilupmobile touring car from
Cordrey Bros.
Have you tried one OF those J. G.
&. CorsetsY Prices, $l to IS. For
sale At Mrs. +. A. NETHERLANDS,
Oregon, Mo.
Robert Montgomery Is In Excel.
sior Springs, Missouri, Joining his
son, Hiram, Of Skidmore.. who has
been there for the past several days.
Hanson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe.
u. Murray, Of this city, . student ct
the State Agricultural college, has
been chosen as editor Of the Salvador,
. college publication, for the year
1916 =, .lgf,
The Oregon High school base ball
team defeated u,s Savannah High
school team on the local diamond,
Monday, by q score Of 5 to I. The
Central High school team, Of st. Jo.
seph, will play here, today friday.
Everybody turn out.
Perry Patterson Is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF q new and up.to.date bicy.
Gle, which Was presented TO him last
week, by his father, Charles Patter.
son, IT., and Wood holland Is the own.
er OF new automobile given him by
his daddy, =. =. holland.
Roy Leslie. a civil engineer Of st.
Joseph, has been here this week,
looking over the ground with the
view OF making survey Of some Of our
streets, for the purpose paving. The
city council II discussing the question
but no definite action has yet been
taken.
Arthur, seven year.old son OF Mr..
and Mrs J. T.. Nauman, was taken
to the German hospital In Kansas
City, Tuesday morning, to undergo an
operation for the relief OF hernia. lie
WAS accompanied by his parents and
by his grandfather, S. Griiith.-Craig
Leader, April 10th.
N. Y. Boring. Of near Maitland,
was In Oregon, for day or two, last
week, interviewing Judge DUNCAN, Of
our probate court, In regard to the
Allan Boring estate. lie took out
letters OF administratio Ion. with viii
ANNEXED, In orderio settle Up the rs.
tate according TO law.
| +. A, Post, Of this city. took a
little trip TO Kansas CITY, and on
i Wednesday evening " last week, lie
returned, accompanied by his wife,
Who Was Miss Eva Crawford, Of Kan.
sas City, the ceremony being per.
formed April 10th, by the probate
Judge Of Jackson county.
The docket for the May term OF
our circuit court viii he found else,
where IN this issue. II Is not an es'
pecially heavy docket, but there are
some cases that viii he interesting 10
some degree, There are ~ parole
cases docketed, ~ criminal, ~ civil
and - cases 10 he heard by the court
Jack Gregory, Who left Corning
about ten days ortwo weeks ago turned
up recently at Newell, South Dakota
where he enlisted In the L. =. army
four years. TIE u no" IN the recruit
"sn, o,,.rs .,"nnd Cn,n,na .n,
wo,,ia n,.r. - soIa,a,s On, rn.,,
g. |o,n,n, w,rrn, All, IN
Leigh X, bond, wife and chill
dren, OF Holly Springs. ARK, came II
this week, for visit with Mrs. 80
parents, Richard Hahn aud wife
They viii visit here for a week or 50
and viii then take their departure
for La Pryour, Texas, where they ex
,. ,, ~ as n.naa,,,nn ~, Soaa'
1911, W." " h
-Hsmp Price and wife have re
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
SOUTH JERSEY SIFTINGS

The dupont Powder Company will op-
crate two large automobile 'busses be-
tween Paulsboro and Gibbstown for it
employees.
The census figures give Paulsboro a
population of 1876, making it the largest
borough in Glouster county.
Gloucester County has received $685.
l25 81 due from the State to paw the
States share of building the Swedesboro-
Mickelton road.
The tax rateables in Gloucester County
for 1915 are $27, 9l6 ,514, an increase oil
81. 669, 939.
Never was there such a demand for
houses in Paulsboro as at present.
Wherever ground is broken for q home, a
score or more OF applicants are on hand.
The Standard Fuse CO.. plant will begin
work on the 18th instant, and a large
force of men are cleaning the grounds for
the erection of the new Harrison paint
works.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
COUNTY COURT NEXT WEEK
Works Furnish Most drist
For r1iII of Justice

At the sho rt session in Salem last Fri
day John j. Smith, a powder workers
aged 80, plead guilty OF stealing S5o aud
was sentenced to the State Reformatory.
Frank Gordon plead guilty to assault
and battery on Albert Biddle He was
sentenced to three months on the County
Road and $50 fine.
George Smith, Adolph Simon, Jocob
Glossman and Frank Bernstein road side
merchants had been found guilty in the
lower court for obstructing the highway.
They were dismissed because the
commitment was defective. They had
peddlers' licenses from the Township but
that does not permit them to locate Oh
the highway.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEYs& CO.. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
TAX Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
GRAND Jurors

GRAND JURORS
William Reeves, Alloway.
Joseph Reeves, L. P~ittsgrove.
Orville Parker, Oldmans.
John NJ. Whelan, Salem.
Henry Mickle, Quinton.
David Sweatman. Alloway.
George II. Carpenter, Salem.
George Waddington. Pilesgroye.
Maxwell w. Buzby, PileSgroye
IL 5. Justice, Oldmans.
William Walker, ~Pilesgrove.
Smith Cobb, l.. A. Creek.
Henry NJ. Loveland, Alloway.
Samuel X. Patrick, Warrington.
A. d. Snelbaker, P~ilesgrove.
A. O.. Gilmore. Salem.
Peter Miller, Z. Pittsgrove.
John w. Hackett, Salem.
Luke F. Smith, Salem.
Charles Goslin. Quinton
Frank Boultinghouse, Pilesgroye.
S. Z. Foster, Pittsgrove.
William c. Fennimore. l.. A. Creek
David =. Featherer, Z. F.. Neck.
G. Preston Casper. Salem.
Charles F.. Pancoast, Salem.
T.. Stokes Davidson, Pilesgroye.
John J. Hart. Salem.
Earl Even. Alloway.
Chalkey Haines, ~Pilesgrove.
John +. Anderson. Salem.
David T. Elwell, L. A. Creek.
Clifton Miller, %Pittsgrove.
James Diver, Z. Z. Neck
VIM II. Davies, Quinton.
PETIT JURORS
William Dilks, L. A Creek.
Eugene BaSsett, ~Pilesgrove.
George Vanneman. l.. 4. Greek.
Daniel Stiles, Salem.
Martin Flanagan. l.. p. Neck.
William Zaiser. Salem.
William CoOmbs, Pilesgrove.
Frank COnoyer. Pittsgrove.
John Peachey, Elsinboro.
David Colson, P~ilesgrove.
John NJ. Davis, Salem.
Charles Parvin, Jr., Pittsgrove.
Samuel Doran, Salem.
Albert Kessler, P~ilesgrove.
Joseph Burr, Alloway.
Roy j. Allen, Salem.
Enoch Miller. Salem.
William c.. Hancock. Warrington.
Charles l.. Allen, Quinton.
Alvin Nipe. Oldmans.
Frank Ale. Z. P~ittsgrove.
Howard Evans, Alloway.
John Wiltsee, L. P%ittsgrove.
Robert Justice. Oldmans.
Hiram VanMeter, Pittsgrove.
Thomas Stewart, 81. Salem.
Stanford B. Wentzeli, Salem.
James Johnson, Z. Z. Neck.
Smalley Finlaw, l.. A. Creek.
George Boone, P~ilesgrove.
Chester Hackett, e. Pittsgrove.
Harry j. Melting, Salem.
Clinton Newell, Quinton.
Walter Hewitt, Pilesgrove.
Samuel NJ. Layman, Jr., u. P. Neck.
Frank Brandiff, Salem.
Thomas Dixon, i. A. Creek
James Dixon, Pilesgrove.
Howard Harris. P~ilesgrOve.
Henry Mccain. Oldmans
David Killp. 0Idm1ns
Everett Hitchner, Pittsgrove.
Walter Johnson. Z. Pittsgrove.
John Hannah, Z. P~ittsgrove.
John b. Pedrick, Jr. Salem.
Robert ~Featherer, Oldmans.
Harlan b. Kelly. Quinton.
George Pierpont. Quinton.
Wilbur C. Springer. Salem.
Frank Austin, P%ilesgrove.
Charles Stiles. Salem.
Thomas Smith. P~ifesgrove.
Frank X. Ridgway. P~ilesgrove.
Frank w. Crispin, P~ilesgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10

In the presence of Judge Edward 9. Wad-
dington, Sheriff FIX. County Clerk ii arfis a d
Jury Commissioner Isaac $. Smick the list OF
persons who VIII serve as Grand and Petit
Jurors at the September term of The Salem
County Courts were dra wn Tuesday morning
at ten O'Clock. Court will convene on Tuesday
morning next at 1870 O'Clock.
The list Of Grand Jurors drawn was as
follows:
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
New York Times Calls to New Jerse,
Battle Line.

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Battle Line.
In a long editorial of Aug. IL the
New York Times points to the sisnif
canoe of the New Jersey special elec
ton on woman suffrage, which falls
on Oct. 10. 1t says in part:
"Fresh from its many successes in
the west, it thunders at the door Of
the long indifference of the middle and
eastern states. Whether 1t would work
well or i'll, it is a matter Of grave mo-
ment, p~assionately advocated or OPP
posed by those keenly alive to its value
or its danger to the public veal and
to women Irrespective Of the
merits. friend and enemy of woman
suffrage must desire a great turnout
Of the Jersey voters on Oct. 10. Not
by an Indifferent electorate, not by a
scanty handful Of ballots, should the
decision be made"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-10
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