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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
OFFERS WAY TO END
MEDICAL EXPERT EVIL
Justice Ransom Suggests to
Doctors Examinations
After Accidents.

Justice William l.. Ransom of the
City Court suggested in a paper on "Ex-
pert Testimony in Tort Actions and
Some Possible Bcttornents In That
Field" read before the New York So
c!ety of Medical Jurisprudence at the
New York Academy Of Medicine. II
West Forty-third street. last night. a
change In procedure in tort cases which,,
he said. would eliminate the nue. criti-
c!sed professional medical expert.
Ills plan embraced the Idea that
where an injury Is received for which
n public service corporation Is said TO
bc liable che injured person should be
required 20 give written notice OF In
jury and claim within a short period to
the Public Service Commission. similar
TO he notice required under the work
mems compensation act. II should I've
the duty Of the commission 70 ~investl-
gate the physical circumstances OF the
accident.
The Appellate Division. tho Judge said.
should have the power 70 designate not
less than ZOO physicians. from which list
the Public Service Commission should
have the right upon petition to the court
20 obtain a doctor 20 make an eXami-
nation or the injured person. Each party
To the suit should have the right TO nave
his own physician or physicians present
at the examination. The report of the
courts physician should he admissible in
evidence at the trial Of the suit, upon
the offer OF either party o. should be
read into the record hy the physician
himself while on the stand.
The ypothctical question or tho
abuse Of IT," Judge Ransom said. Ought
To- the rost part 20 be abolished. and
more direct. simple. inteiligib,e processes
of proof substituted"
The Judge suggested nat the fee "a
he paid TO the examining physician
should re lNed by she trial court and
should be paid by the party prevailing
upon the trial Of tho case. This fee,
he proposed. should be a part OF the
costs IN the action. unless the cour, Toy
good cause directs hat II he paid by
the county
In the discussion that folloNed Judge
James \ Allen Of the city Court said
more could I've accomplished by the rats.
ing Of the standards Of the legal and
medical professions and Juries thar by
remedial legislation.
Judge Alfred r.. oTnen said tina. Il
the Appellate Division should appoint
zoo medical examiners there would h.
200 professional medical experts" II.
said the main "erledy for the abuse
was in tho med!ca. profession itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
FINDS JuTE ORDER HITS TRADE
city bank Makes study os Eject
Here Of british Action.

The foreign trade department ~ the
National City Bank has made a compila.
ton Of the quantities OF jute and ju.c
goods imported into the United states
The figures are interesting IN view Of the
recent order OF the British Government
forbidding the exporting OF ~jutestuffs ex-
cept under special regulations, The
value OF tho raw jute imported into the
United states in 1914 exceeded sll.00O,-
600. The value Of burlaps made from
jute yarn in that year exceeded N2.-
600. 900.
The order. therefore" says the re-
port for the bank. affects an import
trade amounting. under normal cond'-
lions. to approximately sso,o0o.ooo per
mum and related 10 one Of the mos
important industries. the growing and
shipment OF cotton. OF the $4,000, o0o
worth OF burlaps aud other plain fabrics
of single jute yarn imported IN 1910,
$4,000. 900 came direc, from India
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

y ". Hais.v 4 CO and Russell Brew.
ster & co. have purchased from the United
Light and Railways company $1,000. 900
Mh,ch ana makes r.'l ,s..sff,ooc q: ,hi, sn is.ue S' "%;:
standing For the year ended March 81,
ne se,npans report, sr9s, es,nins' oi
a balance after all interes, charges Of
si.iiisOt
The cites s.ryice COMPANY announces
thai the $4,000, 900 6 per cent mr., and
pire Gas and Fuei COMPANY. recently sold
to a syndicate Of New York bankers, ar
per cont nv" year notes Of the citi..
service Company. maturing IN 1918. VII
immlia'eiy b" called In. Interest on N"
notes VIII cease some time In July. tho
exact date no, having been determined
upon.
II was announced recently that ,hs
United Fuel Gas company a subsidiary -
the Columbia Gas and Electric Company.
VIII soon offer s1.5oO.0o0 FIRST mortgage .
per cent 20. year bonds. This COMPANY
%"T, gas tish's on 900 acre, o. lani'
Of rights on $4,000 acres in these state.
The COMPANY also owns ANA operates 81.
sas wells. Win an average daily Tow 60,
producing oil Wells ~ sells natural ga
80 several distributing corporations. among
which are the ohio Fuel supply COMPANY
pan'.
Tho American Gas and Electric com
pauA. through i;s subsidiary, tho scranton
Electric company, has purchased tho Clti.
Gems Electro Illuminating company of
fittston. Pa The ngurc Is said to have
been S75,o 600. which would amount 20 $3.50
for each 5,20o shares Of stock outstanding
and an additional ti3, 00n for loose asset.
In his annual statement to Stockholders
+. steinhart, president Of N. Havana Flee
trio Railway, Light and Power company,
reports that during Tho year $l,-5S.0sl ha,
been expended for new construction The
electric Light ana power output Increased
more than " rsr cont a. COMPARED Win
1914, net earnings increased l5iY per cent.
while operating expenses decreased ii5'
PEE cent one interesting feature Of III
report was the increasing number 81 con
sumers OF electricity over gas. thu formei
( Increasing $500 and tho latter d,creAslul
sl1 over tn" 1914 records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The American Thermns Bottle Comptuv
has declared q dividend Of 81 a share.
paNdh.c June ! 10 holders Of record Man 20
Henry NJ A!istcr, j.. has been appointed
genera counsel Of tho Denver and RIO
Grand" Railroad - succeed J. = Nal'".
i"t'ascI.
GlldIsn. Lyon & Co. > Nassau street.
have opened = Rpston "fnre az "a Congress.
street ami rti 10 represented by John u
Noodfu formerly With y. " Harris 4
Co. Inc. ~ that city.
The china .tirerisSr contains a report
for 1915 ON Chinese Government railways
showing ;hat there ar" 3lil miles under
operation. with rolling stock Of "ds engines
ilS? passenger cars ana ".533 freight cars
Tht receipts for tine various lines tptal"I
s-2.s3S.N'' epid. against which there were
$40 lti.jJ5 for running expenses, &,3l't,
payment on capita and interest on loau'
and SEnst-hsf fnr MOT nrnni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
THE COFFEE MARKET.
little interest ShOwn 10y Traders
Days sales t,7SO Haas.

Lin" or no interest was shown yesterday in
the coffee market and tho volume of business
was lighi. sales ated only &,I0 bass
At the outset there was a slightly easier tone
uuicr scattered local selling. prompted by ner
vousness over political conditions. but offer.
ings proved small and late IN the session a
steadier tone devcloped, influenced partly nv
peace rumors, and final quotations were . TO :
nolnts net higher. Underlying conditions re-
naiued practically unchanged. but while no
fresh offers We're received from Brazil there
were old offers here on the basis OF 10 10 10
lie. for Santos Is, while new crop - were of
tered at hi4c I o h Santos for August ship
mcnt, which equals about Ioiac. cost and
freight.
Tho worlds visible supply Of coffee showed
. decrease during April Of ~ .3n3 bags, bring
Ing the total to S.I3,s:9 bags, compared with
S.97+."sG last year. when there Was a decrease
OF s7l. 10l baGs. The spot market was inactive
and UNCHANGED. with Rio - quoted at $50.
The Official Brazilian cables reported an ad
vance Of 32t. IN Rio exchange on London
Milrois prices on both Rio and Santos were
unchanged Receipts AT the two ports were
5000 BAGS, AGAINST 1000 last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
JEWEL TEA SALES JUMP.
increase IN -Four weeks From
a5AO,t no 10 ssOO,5sO.

The Jewel Tea Company reports mat
its sales N, the four weeks ended April
go amounted to 1855. $50. as compared
with sj4a.1 1870 in the same period ldst
year. Sales reported for the sixteen
weeks ended on the same date were
81. 3S5.6I6. AS against s2.l6o.36S In the
corresponding time In 1915, which is an
increase of approximately f.1o6.20o.
The company recently purchased tho
plant OF the Importers Coffee Company.
Ltd. In New orleans. 1t is said that
the production ~ the plant Is about
5000 bags Of roasted coffee a week.
Through the acquisition of this property.
it is said. there will be considerable say
ing of freight charges by the company.
which in the past has shipped green
coffee to Chicago, where II was roasted
and then shipped back again to the
South and Southwest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
EXCHANGE ELECTS OFFICERS.
President Noble and Others Meet
M Opposition.

At the annual election at the Stock
Exchange Yesterday the following Of
lcers we're elected without opposition:
President, II. &. :. Nrbl treasurer,
Charles NJ. Ncwcombe members or the
governing committee, to serve four years,
Winthrop Burr, Herbert T.. u. %Jacuuelin.
Henry &. Lawrence. Eugene Meyer. Jr,,
Henry Is. romroy. =. s.. Prince. Edward
Roesler, Erastus T.. Tent, James II.
Wainwright and Blair $. Williams trus-
tee OF the gratu.ty fund, to serve Ave
years, Rudolph Keppler: trustee of the
gratuity fund. to serve one year. Henry
&. Swords.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COtSTN or Nro
YORK Alice a C%randcll PLATINUM. svsi.
Flanagan Realty Company a"fi Others. rs.
in pursuance OF "a judgmeh' = ,o..
closure ana "a ., duly made an r,torcI.
the above-entitled action eui bcsEing d..
signed. The referee IN sad jIlsm..
named. viii sell at public auction a. g.,
Exchange Salesroom, 80. II H Nst
street. IN the Borough of MarHl'tsu. iy
Of New York. on the LIST da' o' i.nr '..i
a, !. O'Clock noon ou that dSN. ty lu.IrU
T. DAY. Auctloueer III" pt'ln's'. of,.s
by said judgment 30 b. ep1I, 'u. therein
T. that certain lot. piece ot pare. NJ
Land, with the buildings ani iWr'"t'msr,
he Borough OF Manhattan ~ .n. - q,
New Yoi&. IN tho County aud S'l'c 4 ~.
YORK. nov known by the s'r""' "ri "Ur
hers =. , aud = West 'u or.. al
bounded and described ~ follow.
BEGINNING at Il poiU' uu i." N7-'ho-',
side of oith stree; distant ''"" Hl'i.a
aud twenty i've ieet ,l45t Nf-.r- ''.H
the corner formed by tHc i.'.r." t'u
tho Northvriy side of 6"th S'ff.' ti't e.
Westerly size of teutrdl i'tk N''. ri
ming thence Nofthcrly parall' v'H 'sl.
l,l!< wet prc hundred GOO foot '."
Inches 80 ia" centre Hoo 90 iu" bloc
,hen.a Westerly 'long ,4r ,'o'r .' "
u,c tssl f"ct. thou" S"I'hr.s ..s.
Niih central Tark W"-t ana ps.'u .
distance thr"ush.a phfil va '.- i..i'
SIDE ~ dath Stre"t th,uyc l.Htier alone
the same uinety-hve $50 feet '. 'fa % 'r.
ot piace II beginning T"uEIHHE =
al nNtures aud articles ava. De-. 'r. H
used IA tn" operation %: said pre- 40.
uf which Pore declared 80 bo .ot.rl .
said mortgage: together WIN o." erpg-'
moi'cagor In and to sand prrn.~'s
pst.I. New York. May {, 1870
r,HicHANp ! e kEATiNETpr f''t..
,pIs for I'l., lusin fiflDg .Fl I..H ttH' a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

MEYER, CHAltLES-In pursuance of An
order OF Hon. John L. Coha,an. a Snrrn'
gaze NJ N" County ~ New Work, NoT;SE
IL hereby given to all persons nayins
claims against Charles Meyer, late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. to pr,ssn,
the same with vouchers thereof to The sub.
scTiber. at his place OF iransacting bu.i.
ness, at the ONCE OF his attorneys SaIts,
4 Steinkamp, No. lt0 Nassau street. Bor.
ough of Manhattan. City of New York. on
or before the 18TH day of MAY next. Dated
New York, the Nth day OF November, lyi5
HENRY MEYER, Administrator ALTER
4 STEINKAMP, Attorneys for Adninistr,.
Manhattan New York City
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DE AGUERO IS AGAIN ELECTED.
Heads consolidated Eachanse for
Flfth Time.

At the annua meeting OF the Con-
solidatcd Stock Exchange yesterday NJ.
Il. dc Aguero was reelected for tho iifth
consecutive time. The election was a
quiet one. There was no opposition to
the regular ticket. Others elected were
First vice-pres!dent. w. 7. Marsh sec
ond ice-prcsident. william =. Silkworth
treasurer. Marcus Helm chairman, Val
entine Mott. The board OF governors. to
serve two years. Lawrence J. Dietz, L.
G~ilbrough. |. Haupt. :. a. Luther. W,
Curtis Otter~on. Clarence G.. Pcrpall. r..
II. Heath. e. W. Lehman, George Shas-
kan and Clarence X. West. Members Of
the nominating committee, John Forbes
Boyd. f.. -. Hubbard. Harry A. King,
g. n Terhune. Thomas b.. Maloney. r.
De witt Scoble and Lionel Sturges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

HARRISBURG. Pa, May THE plant
ing OF $4,000 white pines and $4,000
Norway spruces on the State lands at
Gray's Hun. IN i.ycOming county. has
been completed. In the abandoned fields
at the head Of Hagerman's Run, 2S,Oo0
trees were planted and the rcmainin"
10000 were planted on both sides of
Gray's Run.
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The Charcoal Iron Company ~
reports for the quarter ended
~. 1915. profits from operations
deductiug all expenditures ~
S2c0.13 and "A net profit carried 20 tho
sheet of slI?.olj. For h ninc
ended March 81 s210.612 was
TO the surplus account. Presi-
lent Frank ". Blair says that while the
FIRST quarter OF the ye'r is extremely
gratifying he expects tho omnanN to
make a considerably better showing for
the balance OF the year.
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kIKknGATES, NOTICES.

FRIEDMAN. ANDREw.-In pursuanc.
of an order Of Honorable John p CohaIan'
= surrogate of the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all person.
having claims agiinst Andrew Freedman
late OF the county OF New York, deceased
to preseu, the same VIII vouchers thereof
20 the subscribers. at the office of Guvren.
he,mcr, lutcrmycr q Marshall. No. 81 Nal
Street, IN the Borough OF Manhattan. civ
Of New York. ON or before the 10Th d,v ~,
July. 1916 Dated. New York. the 2gth dsv
Of December, 1915 WALTER q. OAK.
MAS. SAMUEL. .uNTERMYER GUAR.
Executors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
Custom House Receipts.

The total receipts for duties AT the
Custom House yesterday were $685.
4i3 80. of which si7s,5o3s, was Tor
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and +55,a3a.j6 for recent
importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY tt
wonderland" NJ ke1psL llIiufir .t
Pauline. Brctermhu aud others. H..
clerks File y. @S.Gt1-Nuar 1875
r. Othcman. Pltiuiin's Attorre
ssu street. Sow iurk
Judgment entered April i3th ,-
suant to said judgment the -.
Will sell at public auction. 81, rho .. g.
Saics-cow, Nos. ~" N.e"y ~-r "
Borough Of N~tuhat'au. tI't 20
a. twelve o'clptk moot ON NJ. ..
bv Henry Brady. a~uc,ioue"r t.r es
premises directed 10y said tglc .r'
sold. situated on the uor'hr.. .
SiNtV-srcoui street in ~" ,tt. o. =
beginning 500 feet wes'orlv fr.n. 60. 's
cry side 81 Tenth Avenue. Cs-rI
feet westerly IN front ard rear. O. tt,'ri
a depth Of 100 feet inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT

SATURDAY.
Pad ny Sub.Tr"asury to ba r.bl6. 900
Pad by banks to Sub-Treasury. 1885, 900
Loss to i1nks on days trans
actions ...,....,',....,,. 100000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by sub Treasury to banks. a2.Sss.o 400
Paid by banks 10 Suh-Trcasury t,37s, 900
-
l'"ss 10 banks, ..,,..,.,,..,.. N,63o.O 900
Loss to hanks same period pre-
vpus ~eek........,.....,.... $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, May s Copper stocks we're rather
quiet, with irregular price changes, which
wore mostly slight Uni,cd states smelling
Wa active, II gained ~ Other issues ~
and West Indies. ,ommon and preferred. which
advanced = point AMI l .point respectively
United Fruit. w 90. and United shoe Ma
ct,inery common. y higher. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May s--The market showed =
further Improvement on a moderate volume
Of business. Union Carbide, Sears Roebuck.
Diamond Match and Chicago Elevated pre-
ferred were higher. Chicago Pneumatic Tool
sold off about a point on small sales. Bonds
unchanged. The ummary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

h-ut stree.
Section I, block 1884. sirsot 500
s.ni street
Approximate smour' - clio g
debt is si'.<n.E1 Win ..ff...
from March anth. 1914. ro-'.
3atNG.. taxes. water rr..- -
ncuis, approximately - '.
win tn" expenses nf tho et',
Dated New FORK Arr'I ii't. 10
EI.Ek J llp'ttlt. Fs'''s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

SEALED bids VIII he ?. o.
Board OF Mater supply
twenty-sccond floor, Mani
Park Row, Centre arl cha
New Nurk C.tl, unit. ~ \ N
May ?, 1915. for contract 80. Fl
irg ana Installing l''u'
waves, S'ufing huNes ava t'
for controlling riser valves
Of the Ca, Iuur"l ~ the
duct in Now Work. city.
At the above place an '''r'
viii be puhli.ly opened ans '-.
lets containing information f.
contact drawings ysn L. OF
above address. ~ the ON -
tar,. tv iepnsi'iug the sam
tlO lu cash or is equiv, ..
pan phi.. i'ur fVr,hr, utf
tu va ~ q ~ 'he r. .nc''' '-
siCart az tive ahpto Hid''sa
tll NEl.I,S Srli ~ T
''' 'l' ~ = I'l Nl''
|nl'r . r\ WIS
CowniIssIon"-s NJ tho Roar ~ N
GEORGE FEATHERSToNF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
THE BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALTIMORE May t-Activity vas con.
fined to the Cosden issues. Cosden OIL and
has Common and preferred sold on fraction.
ally after the announcement OF the initial
dividend. Other stocks were steady. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09

BEAR. SAMUEL. IR
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN to AL ,.r
sons having claims HeAinst SNMI'EI man
JI., lat" " WILMINGTON NDErii
CAROLINA, deceased, 20 present tn. s,n.,
w!th Vouchers th"""o! q" TN sHhs. rih,r .I
e. place Of trausnutiug business. 40 H.
Nal street, iSn'uush ur M~.ah,frtu CIr,
nf 80" Work, ON "i hafrre the at da> %.
SoptCmOU' u,Nf
LATED, sew Nu'h. Nrrh Goth t.it
BANNERS rKuSl COMPANY,
Executor.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA May 6 Tho strength in
PhiIldelph,s RAPID TRANSIT 'rus, certificates
common whl,h sold M TO ~. Vas me
ta:aur- bore Cambria Steel aud tramp ship
huildIn. were easier. The slNniyy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,

ES DIVIDEND.
'ompanF and Term, stk Amt.
F'l'ish Columbia Packers A.so-
'lttiun, semi annual. ........ com a.,
Erii-h Columbia Packers Asso.
cation, Acmi-annual ,.,t.... pfd 3Laes
''n's eve Gas. quarterly. - :h%
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Receiver Appointed.

EUGENE r, Jl1Re mayer ar
pointed Leon Iautersteiu receiver for
Eugene r. Lambert, doing business as
the Leader importation Company, dealer
In butter and cheese at 40 West Four
teenth street. bond $1,000. Liabilities
Ntannns au.nu q ren
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UDcn ITch Low
M eat rat
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May s-The statement oil
INC r,,'elpis and disbursements OF the Treas
ury shows
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14

For Sale
Corn. Apply to ID. V. Summerill. 69tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
Board of Health Notice

Notice is hereby given that an ordinance
entitled 'Ihe SANITARY Code" of the Board of
Health Of the Township of Upper Penns
Meek, salem County, New Jersey, was intro
duced ahd passed at its first and second read.
ing on Monday night. June Goth, 1916, and Will
pc presented Tor final passage on Monday.
time ~cliizrhs may appear ana enter affections
DAVID W. WRIGHT. Presd't.
b 80 81 llOMER WRIGHT, Sec'y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
Real Estate For Sale
For Sale
Bmilding LoIs For Sale.

On Delaware Ave. and Penn street. All
these lots are nigh and water good. Can he
mac al reasonable hriceS. For particulars
Apply tc EMMA TURNER
ALICE MAY BARBER
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14

FOT Sale
My house and lot with latest Improvements
III Delaware Avenue. A M. Denny. 6 Ii II
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14

Dodge Car Tie Beet
win latest improvements. We wish to an
iuunce that we have taken the agency Tor
nHtt Of Salem and Gloucester &, unties.
H. ence Douehten FIelIn sparks % If
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
BIDS FOR COAL

The Board of Trustees of the Salem County
AimSllonse hereby invited bids for furnishing
lOO tons OF stove coal to be delivered aft me
railroad station at WOOdsi0wn. freight pre-
paid, during the month of August. 1916 Goal
iected. Bids must be presented sealed and
addressed 10 the Board of Trustees of the
salem ounty Almshousr, aud presented 10
he undel Signed as Secretary before August
81, The right to rciecI any or all bids or Ia
accept that bid which IN III judgment of the
Board IS Tor the best interest OF the county
will be reserved.
FRANK II. G. SHIMP,
OF Canton, Nj
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P E N N S G. FE
=- A N -
WILL hGTON Ferry
STEAM
LOngBeacll Il Arctic
SUMMER SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE nAY 20, 1910
N LEAVES PENNS GROVE

Cluse Connections For All Shifts of
Powder Works.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
FIRE COMPANY FUND
Contributions For Pumping Engine
Grows. Those Who have Not
Should Do So At Once

The fund for Liberty Fire Company's
new pumping engine has reached ST.
$40 20, but much more will he needed.
This is a matter that should interest
every property holder. Those who have
rot contributed are urged to do so at an
early date.
The committee in charge are George
w. DickeI, chairman; Harry johnson,
Alfred jess. Walter Curridep, Walter
Rice ard David A. EUglish.
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RS & REIG HIT
Improved facilities for handling automobiles

For further Information see or address A II
MAYOR, 229 Main Street or Penns Grove
wharf, or Joseph Wilson, Fourth st. wharf,
Wilmington. Del.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
Cent a Word Column

Advertisements inS,,tcd under His lead
Jor one cent a wOrd, first insertion; and
one-hdD cent per lrotd cdch subsequent
insertion. No advertisement accepted for
less than zoe for first insertion, and I0c
for each subsequent insirtion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
Notice To ditors
Salem County Surr0g lies Office
Estate of Frank Ddughten. deceased

'"0'TI VVUH'y OIITIUg TITS Uilce
Estate of Frank Ddughten. deceased
pursuant to the order of Loren p. pIummer
surrogate OF the county of Salem. made on the
twentleth day of June 1916, on the application
Oh ClaiehcF Doughten and Jesse L. Doughteu.
AdlhiiiiStl atorS oi the estate OF Frank Douph-
len. dece" ied, notice is hereby given 10 the
cledltois "l Sald deceased. TO exhibit TO life
SuosctlDtf' Administrations as il oreSaid. their
uenls am "ehtliidS against the said estate.
Hi'uer GA u or af1rm"fi0n, W thin nine months
from IN date OF the azores aid order, or they
against the said subscriber.
CLARENCE DOUGHTEN. 7
JESSE Z. DOUG REN
Dsted Salem, N. j. June 10th, l6I6. 7TSt
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT PEDRICKTOWN

No. 8OOZ
PEPORT of the condition of the First National
N Bank at Pedricktown, in the State of New Ter
sey, at the close Of business on June 30, 1916.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-14
For sale

The wagon sheds in the rear OF the store.
l.. W. Cook. gtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-15
ASK TO HAVE DEED
DECLARED MORTGAGE

In the Faulkner chancery court to-
day Emmer Crenshaw filed suit
against Philemon Nabholz, asking
that the court declare deed given
by the plaintiff to the defendant to a
certain tract of land be declared a
mortgage. The complaint alleges that
in a previous suit in which J. D. Col
her and J. H. Imboden were plaintiffs
the land was ordered sold by COM
missioner and that it was redeemed
by the payment of S442.25, which was
borrowed from Nabholz. The plaintiff
alleges that she is an ignorant negro
woman, unable to read or write, and
that she was wrongfully advised that
the paper she signed was a mortgage
when in reality it was a deed. The
plaintiff also alleges that there is a
contract between her and the defend
ant whereby she is to repay the sum
borrowed from the defendant in three
equal annual installments with 10 per
cent interest