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On THURSDAY. rnnnuARy l7l,ls

On THURSDAY. fEnEtARy y. 1915.
at 1870 oclorh - ~
"u the PREMISES. w Nj! otter Tor
sal" The "DoNr PROPERTY.
Thu lot IL SrNl0u feet 10 4. Ir-Ioor
alley. improvements vou~tS, - 81.
store, barber shop and dwelling .,bov,.
This Is splendid renting property an.;
Is In that section OF the city which :
always rented. This property win p:l.
an Investment or speculation. tn.
owner ~ Very anxious 20 sell on account
OF i'll health. You will do we'll 10 NJ .
tend this sale II YOU want u bargain.
TERMS: Announced at sale
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PARCEL POST MD MAIL ORDERS

PEAS sound mixed peas. at s!.3O ~.
DuShei; fancy iron peas at Sl..0 Dcr
huSn"l: all in = - buahcl burlaps +
North. :. G..
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y GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
NO 1909 WEST LEIGH STREET.
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AUCTION S.ALES-To-Day.
BY ). THOMPSON BROWN K co.
HIS Main Street,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

v}!H3EnF sr% HH:.S 3SS PH2GffT5
NEAR GARY sTiEEr
July 20, 1911. and recorded in Rich
United States District Court for the
in Stern District OF Virginia. in re NJ. l..
t9i dam rf Tamrrp'' fn'eren 81 i ihr
~ pnblic auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
at +:36 r. NJ,
the property described in said deed, as
thereon. on south side cary street. be.
ginning q a point - feet vest of
%;rdlE ana fronting on Gary str Get -
feet. and extending back between
parallel lines loo feet.
Also LOT. Of land, with improvements
thereon, fronting on Madison street
beginning 100 feet from southwest cor,
NJ: cary ana Madison street thence
Street AMI fronting. thereon 80 feet
inches. and extending back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
Mise LOT OF land on, the east lire OF
an alley ten feet wide. between cary
ANA Canal Streets, Belvidere and Mad
s n 81 S'F siI HHs,"nns e the eNtrems
feet south Of Cary street. thence east
wardly alonE q line 100 feet south OF
cary Street, 81 feet Il inches to IA point
distant 90 feet west of Madison
street; thence southwardly and at
right angles parallel TO and 100 feet
west of Madison street. las feet to a
point on the line nf said alley l23 feet
NOR Or less. IL the south line Of The
ln-io"t alley first mentioned above:
thence northwardly across said ulley
ANT parallel to Madison street 10 iect.
To the point Of beginning.
TERMS: onc-third cash and tho resi-
due in three equal payments at six
twelve and eighteen months from dav
or sale, evidenced 10y negotiable. notes
with interest added and secured by
decd OF trust on the property
LEROY l.. BROWN
Trustee.
JOHN r. CUTCHlNS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
J THOMPSON BROWN ~ co,
Auctionaers
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OFFICE OF THE STATE, HIGHWAY
COMMISSION

Richmond. Va, Feb. :. 1916
BIDS will be received at the clerk :
oi'lcc, Washington Va. untl -
o'clock noon. Wcdncs day. February %.
1916. for the construction of two con-
crete bridges. one at Turner's MilI. 80
feet Ions. and one AZ HuHEarlys Mill
- feet long. in Rappahannoch County
Va. Plans and specifications ON tilc at
the clerks office. Washington. Va, and
at this Office. Further Information
furnished on application. \ certified
check for $3.50 Viii cntitle the bidder
10 bid on both bridges. The right -
reserved TO reject amy or all bids
u. Il. COLEMAN
state Highway Commissioners
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HELL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
"el!-prcpared teachers TO begin work
At once la Virginia and Southern States.
Established 1895. Faithful services
guaranteed. Correspondence solicited
y. w. Cridliu. Manager. Woodland
Heights. Richmond. Va. Phone AIadi-
son o11S. j. Walton Hall, manager
t;ordonsville branch. Box ISL. CiortoDs.
vile. Va.
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
PitiHhT PIANO. FURNITURE,
WAiiE cAi;rETS. DRUGGISTS
NJ Auction

We Will sell At publ" auction.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1915.
rAlI-Ol; piece Mahogany frame
tari"r sui: Mahogany rahls, 3 DC
odd Chairs, illudsoIuc Ornaments AZ,
minister Drug@cts prapery, large Jan.
an"Se Vase, ct:.
5-pieee MIhos!nT Frame ram S ;nh'i llama
some Colonial Bookcase. Electric Dron
Light. Cl"isonne ana Dresden China
o'nain"nts. "Ni2 Administer Drugg.;,
DINING ROOM Massive iO-piece T.
r. suit. consisting Of Buffet China
mlGSet, Round PEDESTAL Table. Serving
Table. niat" Rack. Leather Scat Chairs.
spoons. Silv"rplatcd Ware, pruggets.
REAR HALL. AID KiTcHF:N-u7-
'FRONT.' iINl.I-odd CHAIRS Brass
ooStumcrS. Umbrella stand. Hall Rach.
EEpEOoM No l--Mahoeany SUIT.
consisting 81 Bed. Dresser. Chitronier
pressing Table, Chairs. Rockers. Z.
Table, Strings and Felt Mattress.
cHAMEi:E No. : -Erass Bed. Ma
ti"nai SPRINGS. Rir1s-eye Maple Dress
"r and chilf"nier. Chairs and Rocker
Dresser. ChiTonicr. WashStlnd Ward,
robe, Bed. Spring and Mattress. Drug
get, etc.
and Mattress. large Walnut Dresse r
ana Wardrobe, Drugget Servants
quarters, etc.
MISC 4 lot OF other goods too hume
sale positive. TERMS. Cash.
Ladies especially invited to attend
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
GEO V OLIVER Salesman
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS ard board. transient OF perma :
neat, steam heat: special rates for
table hoardcrs. 1O1 East Franklin
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WANTED. " nr1t-class auto machinista.
y" others need apply Fleming :,
Wcidiug shop. - %orih E-lvid.rc.
''hcuc Madison c"9"
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.

Y titGfNIA BEACH Cottages for safe or
rent. I make Il specially OF Virginia
Beach property. ~ ',larkSou Mere
nth, Bank Commerce Pudding, Nor.
folk. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,

GEO. \. OL1VEN. Salesnan.
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WANTED-Room and Board.

ROOM and board by refined youna
ladies in n"ighborhood South Thiro
or Fifth street. Reasonable rate.
References given and required phi
vat. family preferred. X J"S car,
Times dispatch.
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WANTED-Rooms.

W ANTEp. rooms and bath. centrally
located bc,wccu Foushec and sixth
and Broad and Cary Streets. ADDRESS
i I2.. cnre Times DiSnatch
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FOR observation-disclosures.


FOR rent, Gresham Court. G-room
housekeeping front apartment
Ph"n" Dr John y. Martin.
FOR rent 10 refined couple, housekccp-
IA. apartment OF bright rooms aNn
Nitcu"n.itc. furnished in detail. -.
south EI!ih Street
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Asbestos
MEETINGS..

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE co
Richmond. Va. Feb = 1915
ANNUAL MEETINti
TIE OCULAR annual meeting of The
Stockhn!derS % this company viii bc
HSId Al the comr.tuys office, 1918 Eu Il
Main street, in TINS city. on TtE.SDA
IN" "a instant. at /" o'clock NJ
VIM. H. MCCARTHY
Secretary.
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
Iichmond, Va
TIE annual meeting OF stock holders OF
ms bank VIII be held February IS
~ l. o'clock at the bank. 1929 Hall
street
J. II. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
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SITUATIONS waSrEp-,laIe.

''A i'E1 ENT boulskucpcr and cashier
desires position at once: years cXpc-
Thoroughly understands corporation re-
bcits. paE rolls. SySteInatiZing. Age.
y; married. y 30. references and
can furnish ANY amount of bond re-
qGir"d. Wholesale o. manufacturing
accounts preferred. ADDRESS 2o". care
Times Ibis I,atch
PoSiTIoS wanted as cylinder or lob
pieNainal- Address l.. care TiincS-
Dispatch
YOCNc; married man must have WORK
An :tcHographcr. Madison olT2 w
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WANTED. bright boy ~ years old 10
learn whoeSal" business salary
small Opportunity for advancement
Address ~ own handwriting, KoN 49,
Richmond, Va.
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HELP WANTED-H;aie

I. : GDNEHEAiENT wants CLERKS 500
months. Richmond examinations ApriI
-. sample questions free r'r.uklin
Institute, Desk y. :, Rochester. y. i.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

w HI trade lot in Hoprwcll Ic!vi!ts
for Ford touring car in good coi.di-
ton: Address {. T.. Cawlcy. J., West
Tahb street. Petersburg. Va
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SATISFACTORY SHOE
4 u

IL promised by all, but results yon
seldom get, unless, YOU have your
work do0c by the old. established and
we'll known Sho: rcpaircr that is re-
commended 10y tile leading shoe store.
OF Richmond II. Nohm. 2l0 East Broad
street. Phone Madison COLL.
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Hot Springs. Va. rob. 10. 1916.
To the Stockholders of the Virginia Hot

hot springs. Va. i'Gb. 10. 1916
To the Stockholders Of the Virginia Hot
springs Company:
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
.rS OF the Virginia Hot Springs Com.
p"nE Tor the purpose OF clccting dircc-
tors an" !or the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come
before he said meeting. Including the
anprovtl of all OF the acts of the board
q! directors and OF all committees
thereof of tn. said company in The
past Year, viii BE held in the Office OF
The Said company in the Honest cad
iiotcl, nt Tot Springs. Va, on SATtIR.
DAI. In" 18th day uf February. 1916
=, Il y. NJ. The transfer hooks Will
he closed Friday. February is. at !
j.. NJ. and remain closed until ~ y. NJ
Monday, February -. 1916.
III. ALBEIT, Secretary.
THE annUa! meeting OF the s,ocl;Io;d-
erS o: the Cans Rady Company wi,
be hrid az the office al the company
1893 East Main Street. Richmond Va
on WEDNESDAY, March /, ~ l..
o clock noon.
GEORGE W. EADT
Secretary.
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WASTED-Housei,oId Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for seCoud-
hard furniture in any quantity. Cali
Randolph JSlG.
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.CiNII. service examinations oucm the
way TO good goN"rnm~'i, positions.
| can coach YOU by mail at small cos.
Full particulars free 10 any Arucrira,
citizen OF Is or Over. Write to-day
for booklet CT 1874, Earl Hopkins.
Washington, j. &.
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SITUATION wANTED-f,en,,,e

position as boukkccpcr, Office a.sis,.
ant "r clerical work. Experience in
oficc iuyuitur" store. N.iY reason
able. \ddrcss BoN :33. city
WANTED. position. inatron I'm ooli.u.,
OF housekeeping for gentleman coca
references: IL" General Delivery,
i:"aupl." Va
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MEETINGS..

ATTENTION. DCLli,;ATES.
l.AiME\'S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
CONVENTION.
THE DENOMINATIONS Conferences TO
%. heli ct $50 THIS 'WEDNESDAYr
y! ristNbO\ should H.. attended by
every registered delc.atv. So. pro.
cram f"r place OF meetings
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED 10 buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and icwelry re-
caring specially. r. G. Meyer J.w.
elry Co. II West BROAD Street.
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AUCTION SALES uture DAVIS.
BN j.. -. CARNEAI. ~ son.
Real Estate AuC, iunccrs.
AUCTION SNl.l.

\ GOOD STORE. DWEIL.IN,; AE1
NICE NAIA\T LOT. M. 80" WEST
MOORE STREET,
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
SHOES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

IL ~ NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
ON YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS.
J EW i;LliI AND SlLNERW ARE FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
ALI. BUSINESS CONDUCTED STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE CON
StLTATfON ROOMS FOR LADIES
AND CENT EN-! I'm. SECOND FLOOR
500 EAST BROAD STREET.
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SHOi; REPAIRING

ARE. YOU LOOKING,
FOR ~ Lyman, formerly with II
E"hrl: -. - now located At $50
Eas. Broad Street. doing all the par.
ticular ana fancy shoe repairing. Shoes
called for and delivered. Earholph
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WANTED. 10y ~ or I : years old TO RUN
soda fountain ANA wait on store.
Apply j. +. Smith. DRUGGIST, >li Norrh
AyNnue. BartoI! Heights
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TEN farm hands 80 miners - cool. ;,
s solicitors. AppiS 20" ~ North
i.,l
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Eotl EN NED INN. ON Hampton Eoais
beautiful location, country and sea-
shore combined with city convcnjcaccs
Excellent table. Terms, SO to SD per
week. Near SOf links. Open all the
YEAR. Misses raDh. Boulevard Inn
Iltln,tOu Va
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AUTOMOBILES

a. ! FLMMING we,Is broken meta!
parts specially. Cylinders. crank
cases. transmission cases, rear' axle
and castings OF all kinds welded. H.a-
sonaD!c prices Estimates cheerful:
given Fleming W:iGinS shop. 20
North Bclvidere Street. Madison '9"G.
WE repair and rebuiid automobile
tops, rcDai. wheels. springs and
bodies. painting "ar@ oar speciality.
Come in and see us Thomas ~ luke
~ co. s0i Brook Avenue.
WANTED. buyers for used cars Of
nearly cyery make. We give very
best possible values. Your Inspection
BROAD.
BARGAINS ~ Used cAl;s
tour-cylinJ"r G-pass"nScr Stud.-
siXE;;Cylinder, a-pass-nger Palmer
rivo- pasScnrcr Il. II. =. 80. ~. xa!5
Five pass.niser Maxwell Special $3.50
!.!andcrs 20, :O;tdStc: 500"
hudson. 5-pass enEcr ..............S2 $3.50
-Four passenger, @0-horscpuwcr .Sl"J
saxon roadster - miles per gal
lon gasOlin"J ...................S 80
Spccia! prices Oh 1c0-irle guaranteed
tires.
36N3 ron-skid .......s . 90 each
i"NSH uon-skid. .......... II 50 each
STUDIiB.:ti:; ,;AEAGE
i@pi Wcs' Broad Street.
Randolph 500.
FOR sale. Fla roadster, Cadillac j.
passenger. Lambert 1-pasSeng-r. Ford
I-pa sscrger. Ford runabout. Richmond
Auto Clearing House. 2l2 North Eighth
street
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FOR RENT-ReaI Estate

FOX rent. building rear % Fourteenth
ana Main Streets: suitable 20" shin
st"raSc o. small factory. Richcsuu -
ErM,rnilcld. Eleventh and Bank Streets
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hlt1u'pllb dllRs.bispatlb
SIXTY FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
iFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISpATCH
"hNDOLfH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY, ono cent g. word whom n,II I'm nd.
vance. No I'D. taken for less than 10 cents
SUNDAY. one snd one-half cents n word for
or cItshined ads. except Situation Wanted
~ ono cent 4 word. No al. taken for loss
NJ ADS. taken for less than 20 cents when
choIEcc or phoned In. Phoned orders not
sEIantend. Classification not guaranteed
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WANTI;D-Rcal Estate

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAUCUS = BRYANT
Civil. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
PEIEitSECRG-NA
1cIlwainc Biug. T'lan Bldg.
THIS advertisement intends TO hcSto,g
earnest service. Persons actually
Undergoing suffering c!assed under cir.
rnl+;r:: dcranG"!ncnts, the influence.
ana co'ScGu"nce& OF mountain CLIMBING:
exercise. part OF the o.rtel discovery
treatment. Thomas, would like 10 hca.
fr"" party farm: or dairy employment
thdt would afford HOn"ElcSS !mvalio
same self treatment, need. pelvic and
itcihaI Therapeutics. practical self
treatment John itdgcly Thomas, Krl-
iercc ana Gh!v"H Streets, New Orleans
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HELP WASTED-AIaie.

YOUNG man TO assist III Office work
Overland Richmond Co. 52i East
Main Street
WANT cupola man that is sober and
Industrious. state experience No.
dress city" care Times Dispatch
- -
WANTED. in our box department, =
mailing machine operators and cn.
OF ana rap saw operators. Miller Mfg
Co, Inc.
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WANTED. good white barber. Apply
80, North Fifth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS Is 20 certify that Viii not h..
rcSpon S!bl.. FOR no ,.hts rlndr h.
any one Otherwise thun myself Signed
Irrin. :. fiuut
COME 10 see Ms FOR your fruit. veSe-
try. We have u full line at reasonable
prices. Martin Produce CO.. lu.5 West
Broad street. Madison 4y7S
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STRAW HATS.


LADIES STRAW HATS re-
MODELLED
luto the newest shapes Milan.
hcnlp. l.iz"r-. banana. Leg
horns. fancy ana plain straws
reserved. cleaned and colurcd
iuto lates; shades. --latest
samples displayed TO Try on
and Sciec, from. Also gen
'.vMcu's Panama, straw ana
f.lt mats cleaned and re.
blocked.
UNITED HAT WORKS
81" North Fifth. Near BROAD
Prompt attention IL Out-Cf-
InN., Mnn.l
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BusINEss PROPERTY.
BRICK STORE AND DIV E..LlNa;,
No. COS WEST CARY S-rKEi.T'
large INTERIOR REAR LOT AND
BRICK SHOP AND LOT. MADISON,
NEAR CARY STREET,
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For sale. nice clean white paper. SO
and 80 inches wide. Suitable for
wrapping anything requiring white
d:y. C,c.. Sl.25 per leo pounds ut the
Ollie. also Old paD crs at 30 cents per
700 pounds at this Office VIII not o..
delivered. Cali 1t Times Dispatch OF.
Nee. FIRST noor
Ask .uur dealer for Braurr's original
Smithiicld sausage. an" pound pack;
ages.
Fol; sale. Sharrl.s Separator No (.
almost new: cost SD VIII take $40.
D. w. Gl-LrIh.AI. Aminl:A. Va.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-11-17
Appreciation of Parade

The greatness and grandness of the du-
Point industrial parade continues to be
commented upon. Frederick A. Gentieu,
the General Superintendent of the Powder
Plants. and chairman of the parade COM
mittee, has posted a circular saying:
Fellow ~Employes-lt being a physical
impossibility to see every person who took
part in the industrial parade held in Penns
Grove on Monday evening, November 9th,
l take this means of conveying to you my
deep appreciation of your personal efforts
in making it the grand success that it was.
| desire particularly to congratulate the
employees of the Carney Point and Deep
Water Point Plants for the enterprise and
originality shown in the execution of the
many floats and banners. | believe the en-
tire parade was a revelation to all of us,
and it certainly showed what can be done
by cooperation when we all put our shout
ders to the wheel.
| especially wish to convey my personal
thanks tor the many expressions of good
will given me by the paraders when pass
Ing my residence. 1t is very gratifying to
know that my efforts in your behalf have
been appreciated.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-11-17
dupont Village Doings

George Burnett went TO the river on
Tuesday and brought home nine wild
ducks. Another Eastside hunter shot
rabbits and quail.
The typo gave me a number of errors
last week, but one is objectionable. A
line ahead of III there had been no du-
Pont in it2' should have read 'WhaI
would it (the paradej have been il there
had been no dupont ii p The error puts
me in the class Of those who "hite the
hand that feeds them am a stickler
on Just thyt thing Now when you
find me in that class for truth just get
back of me aud give me q good hard push
into the Delaware, fOr at the bottom OF
the sea is the place for all such. Please
correct.
Mrs. Wilson. the food expert, will de-
liver an adde's aud demonstrate her
work before the Mothers' club next
Thursday at , p. IN.
She Will give practical lessons with the
lecture. She is one Of the foremost
teachers Of the cooking in the country
She is a pupil OF famous French food
experts and her demonstrations in pure
food recently conducted in the Philadel-
phia Press attI acted wide attention. All
invited.
TIE HAEF WAS NEVER TOLD
The Equal Suffrage League of Penns
Grove had a very beautiful float in the pa
rade Monday night, 9th inst. Why could
not Carney have seen al d ei jnyed il
We merely gave Penus Grove something
to lock at aud gasp over. DO unto Others
as you would like, you know.
THAT float got torn by the tree liml s
hanging over the street. Its construction
was marred aud lights put out.-ED
OF all the departments the Deep Water
plant mad the best display of products
and the most men in line according to
the number employed. There were no
political banners displayed aud ali felt
welcome and took the greatest pride in
their industrial display, which are new
industrial products and will be perma-
nent.
There were a rumber Of floats that
could not get cut OF the Plants TO enter
the parade because the overhead pipes in
terfered Never in the history of the
United States has there been such a grand
display and exhibit of manufactures in
an industrial parade by a business firm.
A moving picture film should have been
taken. of it.. Carney Point certainly over.
did itself and made history.
The Democratic victory has coined 70,
the American people a new word, sub
marined." 1t can take the place of the
old saving "Where the chicken got the
axe" for that is we'll worn out ana thread
bare. 1t recalls the expression Of years
age, Down went NlcGinty TO the bottom
OF the sea-" l.. {. HIRES.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-11-17
ELECTION EYES
In Penns Grove, New Jersey
Charles Stoi.z
THE NIGHT BEFORE ELECTION

THE NIGHT BEFORE ELECTION
Where do the crowds come FROM" the folks were
asking,
Twenty thousand people gathered on the street.
They all talked Hughes and for Wilson's defeat;
While dupont was preparing for a large parade,
He got most men who powder made.
With banners for Hughes and large brass bands
They marched down the street, kick the sands.
For two hours the parade kept up.
"Hurah for Hughes J. yelled Tony the Wop.
Thirty thousand voices joined in the yell;
The Democrats. few, said it sounded like WE'LL
Hughes Hughes T. you could hear all around
The greatest parade ever held in the town.
THE NIGHT OF ELECTION
Midnight came. one o'clock rang out,
In the Republican club you could hear the men shout
News was coming over the ticker.
The Democrats were getting weaker.
"Hunanl Hunahl Hurrah for Hughes"
The Republicans said. we do not lose"
A few hours later to their homes they went,
Woke up families shouting Hughes is President /
The papers came in early that morn.
Wilson men read them with scorn.
Right on the top in large letter
Was Hughes names the leader.
In every column, in every space,
You read about Hughes taking the place.
The Republicans were ovetjoyed with glee;
Betting men said Hand the money to me-"
THE NIGHT AFTER ELECTION
Evening came. and all alone
Sat a little gray mother in her home,
Thinking of her sons four,
Repeating Wilson kept them out Of war;
AT the Democratic club there formed a line,
Good news twas Just coming in time:
Fine hearts beat faster. eyes got bright,
Wilson was gaining, gaining that night.
1t was then about 10 p. m.
Report came Wilson high mani
With tin cans. lights and sticks,
They marched like the boys of Is.
The Republicans they had to listen,
While the boys were yelling "Hurrah for Wilson,
All that day Wilson got the cheers,
He is our President for the next four years.
And every one was glad to say,
"Hurrah for Wilson. President U. S. A."