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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

A p~leasurable affair of the week
enjoyed by numerous guests was the
card party given by Mrs. r. f. II.
Pomeroy of McGin Saturday after
noon. A beautiful color scheme was
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

Thursday afternoon was a delight
full affair for the large number of
guests who greeted Mrs. Charles
Wesley Dickinson at the card party
given in her honor by MB. George
Linsley and Mrs. John Elmer Long.
A. yellow color scheme, consisting of
exquisite bowls of daffodils. daintlly
decorated tally cards and confections
was noted, delicious refreshments
bringing to a close a most pleasur-
able afternoon. The guest of honor
was presented with a prize and Mrs.
Zeigler drew the free for all prize.
Mrs. Goumond winning the high
score prize. Miss Carothers the sec
ond and Mrs. Bishop the consolation.
The invited guest list includes the
following ladies': Mesdames Joseph
Mackay. Alfred Doull. Paul Ginter,
David Boyd-Smith. Van Dusen. Cora
Clark. Ravens, Ross Taylor. Henry
Fliege, Charles Zeigler. Henry Muel-
Ter. r. f. II. Pomeroy, w. e. Meyers,
j. f. Cupid. Van Newman, A. r,
Shepard, Samuel Ebert, Frank f
Swartz, Ed White, Watt III. Bishop,
George Andrew Whiteley. T.. Willard
+. w. Willard. John Weber, f. c
Leak. Arthur Smith, lie Grande Can
non Osmond George Rates.. IohD I'm.
gene Callahan, Samuel Patrick
Frank Roper. Fred NJ. Clark, p. ]
Goumond. Fred IT. West, Percy Jack.
son, Fred w. Ball. Emery L. Fietch'
or. I. G. C. Whitmore. Gael Hoag
John Eager, G. F. Weller, Rodney
Hall Richardson. Frank Millard. w
A. Leonard. w. r. Colwell, Mis-
Virginia Carothers.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

A congenlal gathering of friends
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Bath Tuesday evening.
cafds furnishing the diversion for
tie followine guests: Mr. AMI Mrs.
Joseph E. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Zurich, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cal
loway, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caper-
ton. and Mrs. Farmer. Tho ladies'
first prize was awarded to Mrs. Ca
perton and the second to Mrs. Far
mer. The gentlemen's first prize to
Mr.. Zurich and the second to Mr..
Murphy.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

Continued on page eighty
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

Mrs. Charles Wesley Dickinson
visited in Salt Lake a few days OF
the past week, returning TO Ely
Wednesday evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23

An informal evening OF dancing
and cards was enjoyed by the Masops
and their wives at the Masonic hall
last Wednesday evening. about forty
guests participating in the evenings
pastime.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Sas Gemebel in Snbien.
2onbor. %. Qes.

SUHuuI, 20. Ge6.
Ger nmtli6c 8eridt Der britiid)en
Hegierllng, oaB bel oen lplruben III
9ln1ritier, SSnoien I'M 9lpriI oieies
25nbrcS 500 Berionen getootet uno
1900 perlpunoet milroen, linterihGbt
Die tbotiGdIihen &erluIte bc6cuteno,
nie Elm inoiider 9lutpoIt nomensSaio
&afion berihtet, oeiien Grfldrltng ON
Rontog ir Der 2onoon Sall WalI
8o5ette eridcint. Der 9lnlpaIt, mel
der III Nntritiar gebilrtig lit, iagt un-
ter anoercin folgenoes;
~Nus aIlcI5bcilen oes Y1lniab bot
ten lid) Seute 3u elmer religioien ;Seier
eingeiluoen. Gtlidle bunoert 9tconer
.Dnren BON 10000 ooer 10000 Ser.
Ionen uTringt.
.0ilitGr crid9ien uno er0ffnete
iSeucr obne 8ornlrng. Die Soloaten
itanOen nllf slnboben uno feuerten in
bic bilfIoie, unbcpoffnete WenIhen-
n1crge aus einerGntfernrng bon bun=
BERT garos binein.
8icIe itiir5ten iiber fIcine @roerbo-
huiWen rnb m,trben su 3ooe getram-
pelt ,anbere fielen in cine nobeaelege-
ne offene SueIle. Sd bin iider, 5oB
@en Dpers @eItGnoniB, ooB 500 ge-
tootet iino 1,500 neripulloet poroen
ieien, mcit biuter Sen tbatIG6Iihen
&erlitIten 3uriifbleibt.
Ger inoiihe Nupalt gab ser 9lnlid)t
Nus0rud, oab oie ltnrrben ourd) sic
ooraltfgeaongene Serboftllng 3ipeicr
eingPborener Siibrcr entitonoen mo-
rem, oe1en nclde sic @cpolferlng
prot,1t'rt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
fsinnlano tbut nidt nit.
9}erp 9)orf. 90. 0e5.

-NNLO SJNLbf ~. 80.
9}h g. Montaguc Confer, Der
eben uon eincnl 0eilh in Der ncuen
9fepublif I'M gtoroen 5urild fam, fam
alli Sinnlono bel cncm ogrcliipen
8orgcben oegen Den 9OIidemismus
llid)t qerehnet ner0en N}ie Conner
iogt ging Die 2IllSiidt nlf attiue Wfit'
mirflmg oes filrniidlen @ecres in Dem
6elo5ug gegen4eter3burg oieienSon
mer perloren, neil NomiraI Sold)nf,
General S5u0enitih lm0 nnocre boil
Observation-Disclosures Fiihrcr bic llnab.
bQngigfeit non 5innInnO nitt redlt5ei.
Zig merfumten lrno Die 9lIliirten Die
3ulid]erllrg fion3iellcn @ciitonocs
ocrpeigerten, obne ocn 6innlan0 fei-
nen &rie9 9egen Die Sopietregicrlm9
mogen fonnte. Canals itano ea
ihleft I'M Die Noral Der 8olI6elpifi.
Nrnee uno Die grpberllng oon8eters-
burg olrd Die oereinigten ruiiiiden.
eitbIdnoiihen nno finniihen @rnreen
Dore leidt getpeien. 9sah Dem NliB.
Iingen oesr 8eissages BON SSuoenith
| nntB 5innlano iid OaraiIi beihranfen
feline 8ren5erl 3it bolten Die Surd)t
Dor oPn 9oIihelpifi in 5innlano III
9on3 geif)nunoen, ielbit genl1bigrc
So3ioliiteu beriprod)en ser &oali.
tionsregierung llnteritiibung im5a1e
neuer rcooIutionGren llnrubcn. Iuh
Die Srrft elmer Grnererung 6er6m.
gersnotb, inter Scr 5irnIono oorigcs
9Sobr ihlper lit, 1T nidt mcbr Dor.
banben, lpeiI oie @rnte ousnobms.
Deiie gut mar. Sn &eliinqforS uno
Dem gan5en 2on0e aibt es reihIidl
9tnhrllngsmittcl. Die geihdftlidcn
&erb0ItniiIe iino aiiuitig, ouBer ser
groBen @nttperthuna Ser finniiheu
Worf rno Dem ShiffsmongcI 5ur 9c,
foroerltng Ser Nusfubr. 8robe Men-
gen 0ol5, Sof5brei uno Eopier bar.
ren gum 9Iustnuid fir uotblpen6igc
@infibrmooren. Dor nIlem Wfofhinen
ltno lanonirthidaftlid)e 8erdthe, Ser
Nusflthr, ,Siir omerfariifc Mnoren
bicier 9trt bietet lid Elm gutter Morft.
Nuf bie hohen Soften ber9lrbcit benz.
men Sic fiuniid}e 25ltoritric. Die 9tr.
better orbeitcn iebt MIR Feben Stun,
oen im Gag Ter TimflibridIuII
fpnrhe oIIacnein in allen .3ncigcn
Ser Gn0liItrie einqefiibrt, mGhrcnN
oic 20bne qeqen oie 3cit Dor Dem
Grieu be0clttcno qeIticgcn iinb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Sic Eiicnbabnen geben am [. Mdr5
luitotr 1T %rioatbtlib iibcr,
2oDo G5eOrge crfldrt Otm tngliidtn Yarlamtntc
cine nrue Some Sinle SOrlage
fit Srlano.
Gin Gompromib m Snnoesieuat ber Oen Triebeus Sera9
ihent in gnalidt 81 eu, oenn informele GOuferen;en
III oieiem 3wede dno ,wiid)en republifanideu
nub bemofratiiden Senaoreu lett
euiaer Belt i'm 0jange

tcien BORT crnitlid) 9epiut iei SEN
dnoeren be9eniibcr gereht gu iein
0oilp MoiI be3eifnct Die &orlogc ols
entihiebeu beiier. nI5 oie frilbere
GaiID telegraph mein, Die &orlnge
empieble iid BON ielbit alien 6reihcit
liebenoen 0er5en olS elm geredteS,
biligeS glngebot Ser SelbitperluaI-
tung. Morning @oIt (pcrtritt ben
dlBeriten 6liigcI ser llnioniiten) fir-
Def oie iebige &orluge idled)t, oa iie
oie irii6e 6ragc nift l0ie, ieOod Oos
&ereinigte &onigreid ihrudd)e,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Neuer Some Gule Glan fiil
SrlanD.

2anoor, %. 0e5.
Dor einen nollbeIesten Snilie, III
oem aber Die iriid)en Rattonalilten
oitentotio febIterl, gob anl Wontag
RiniIterprdiioent 2lopo George 0enl
brttiiden l1nterbaus ben i'll slusiid)t
aeIteIlten lleberblid iiber Die reue
Some &ile,Borloge Ser Regierung
fir SSSrlano. 3ur @inleitllng betonte
DER W1inilterprdiioent, 8roBbriton'
uien Tonne cine 2ostrennillg s5rlanos
ME sugeben, lrto tDer glaltbe, eS fo';ile
oa5u ge5hungen tperoen, ,fenne Oie8e.
Id,ifte Der lesten flint Sabre niht. Gr
betonte feruer, iebes Ding miiIie 5itr
ridtigen 3eit 9eiheben, uno oieie
balte Die Regicrllng iett fitr getont'
men, bd iest niemano iie I'M @croaht
babcn fonne, aus Shmddlc 3uge-
ltan6niiie 5u maden 9ie @elt peroe
erfennen, oaB Ser ietiae Shritt Der
Hcgierung MIR ihrem tiefen 8ered1'
tigfeitseefithl ertiprin9e, bas III Die
fen 2Sabren Ihlpercr Opfer oas 2anb
oufredt erbolten babe gr fiigte bin'
si, oaB niemono, nud) i'll Srlano,
mebr bag oIte Some Rule e-8eieb oom
Sabre 1914 boben lpolle.
Die tuidptisitcn 4unfte.
Die Sauptpunftc Ser neiien &or-
loge iino:
;3fpei Gorlomentc in Srlon0, eine3
inn Roroen, eires in Siloen
Gin gefneinidaftlides SberboltS,
oa5 oos 8inoeqlieo 3lpiiden Oen bet
ocn Sbeilen oes 2an6cs bienen ioll.
8cmciniboftlid)e Sinan5oerlpoltlna
sic Steucrft, lotpie 8citrdge ans
9feidl feIt3uieben bot
Die 8ertretung SESrlonbS i'll 2on-
0oner Tarlament miro ollf 40 Wtit-
qIie6cr (bisher 1913 berobgelett
1ye6cs Der beioen 6nrlnmente bot
Ieinc cigenen Steuer-8efigtiiIe, mic
lie 6ic Observation-Disclosures IN
0en Ger. Staoteu bciitcn. Ginfon.
men un0 llebergelpinne per0en pom
Heihe beIteuert; ebenio behalf lid) oas
9feihsparloment sic 3oll= uno 2lf5iie-
Gcripoltl,nq bor
0ie iriihen Gnrlometlte cntihei-
sen fiber nG1e 0rtlid1en Inqclegenbei-
ten uno ior9en fiir oie g(lifrefterhaI-
tl1ng Don 8eIeb uno Srhnllna nit
G(nSnobne Ser boheren @crihtshor.
felt, iolpie 6es Seeres un6 Ser iSlottc
9nS 8oIttpeien miro ISrlnnb crit
ii6erqcben. ipenlr 0ieics einnal Elm
cinsiges 8orlamcnt bat.
9ie @ereiuiarng Der beioen Garlo-
merte in Gin ein3iqes lit Dem trtidlen
@oIfe nnheimgeiteIt
Sfeptiidlc 2onopner Gummentnre.
qbaeiehen ron elmer ooer 5tDei Bel.
tungen, Die irnmer nod hartndfiq ges
qen ie6es Some Rule. 8eieb Iir0, nah.
men 6ie Qon6oncr 8Iatter oie neuc
o8rloqe Der Regierung gii1itig mtf.
0orIaqe Der Reqierllng giillitig auf,
mcnn out feine8 ocrieIbeu crnitIid)on
Chronicle QiberaI) )heiipieI5meiie iaqt.
sic &orIoqc lei mobl ser ein3ig mog.
Iidle gusneq ans Ser iriIden ShDic.
riafeit un0 I'M alQemeincn ein frei.
qcbiges 9tngebot: oeunoh weroe Ser
QIan foft iibernn in SSrInno auf @i.
0eriprudl itoBeu. neil feline Der Ror.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
} II | Il u b.
5toblOrbcitcr gebcn nidlt und,

-tuBRHAptNtl btpkh HluIi HHuI.
GaiGugtou. Hl5 EN- Jielul.
At De. iait 1iulttauu8cu 9cldlul.
lc5 0c5 yiuiiOualuusi6uIie2 0ec or
laniiicrteu GNeu uuo 7tublarbe..
ter, o.u 1treit IorButegeH, lIu-
Jlh llnoniG0rer NIT Ylautn ~
cine attiDe 6cI0taupaJae poraU,
Die, wie lie ioa,gh Dgalglien2 pier
,,agre iurigtillbyt Dse<gn miyoI
mtnu es no;i1 lein ioute
nksllc0sr oe5 }iu,lbuiies, 0gr
aus vi 8rajotu.cu uou Uap,rt.
idjaIten 5dmuIHcnacie5t uL DC NIT
or 5tahlnOWHie IN &srjiE0!ul
iteDen. t0n'eriertCn fitrjli9, imO :.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Selsgrapbiides 9laerlei.
aoblc llntcrindDnng bcgiunt am
Wtuntna.
@uibinaton "a. 0cs.

Nnibinaton "a. Ic5.
@r0liOeni BILLION bat ole pon ibn1
onr Samatag ernonnte 0reicr,G Com.
miiiion 5ltr Eriifung Don 2ohn- uno
8rcisfrogen III Der @eidfoble l5nou.
itrie oui N}ontag 81 elmer Giblng
nad) @aibington ein6eunIcn. D}on
ernortet BOB Ole Gont1niiiion in oieier
Sibun9 oic FI0nc fiir ibre llnteriu.
doLn9, Die pernutblitl mcbrcrc@oden
2Iniprudl nebntcn miro, cntDirit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
@sibnadtssabe fit Aitiondre.
@oIbin9ton, "a. Sea.

GrGlioent 8ilion filnoigte beutc
9lbcno an oaB er Die Giictlbabnen
am 1. Mdr3 ibren gripateigentbi'
uern 5urildgeben meroe.
9iS gum Iugenblide Ser Intitnoi,
Qllnq luuroe ipeoer im @eiBen Sauic
nod ieitenS ser GiIenbobnperDaltung
irgeno etrpaS iiber Die Ibiidten oes
Yr0iioenten oerloutbar, nno non
mar oaber aIIgenlein Der 9lniidt, ooB
Die &iifgobe om 81. 0e5ember I'm
Mtitternodt erfoIgen piiroe
gS beiBt, GENERALIZATION Sines
hube oie Dor Dem GongreB ihmebenoe
@iienbubnporIage iorgf0ltig itltoirt
uno Dem Srdiioenten iiber ieinen 8c,
FUND 8eridt e1tattet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Gin Gompromib ndber
@oIbinaton %. Ie3

~NultlltHlpFt -. <C6.
ESn ser @un0eSballptItoot pcrIau=
tct, boB oic 9lltsii6tcn ouf einenGom-
pron1iB iiber oic 9tatifi5iring ocs
GcriaiIler ;Sric6ens iidb giinitiger su
gcitoltcn iheinen iniofern oic fiib-
ren0en Scnotorcu beioer 0ortcien
cher 9cnei9t ieicn, Dgt gcben uno gu
nebntcn".
GS Dltr0e icitenS eiri9er Senato-
rem Ole @offmmg ollsgeiprodcn, ooB
Die Hatifi5irling balO nod) ben 6eier-
tag5ferien 5uitanoc fonmen f0nnte,
ioouB ErGiiocnt @iIion 8clcgenheit
bate, Dor @eginn ser rationoIcn
Trnhibition oie Griegs grobibition
nod filr fur5e 3eit Denigiten5 auf5u-
bcben.
StiornleIle Goufercn5en 3u oieiem
3mcde boben begonnen lno es ion
uerilldlt meroen. 3u oieicln oqc Scno,
loren, Die in @aibinaton geblicbeu
lino. hcrou5u3iehe.n @ic perIoutet.
beabiihtiQten 0ieSenatoren, nit ihren
GontproniB &erbonoIun0en fort5u-
fobrcn, obne peitere YtittbeiIungen
aus Dem &oouie ab3uparten lpenn
ald feincSDegs ausgeIdloiieu lit,
oob Ser Eroii0ent tpieoer einqreiit.
mcnu &orbebolte. auf Die man iif
lest cinigen f0nnte, feline 3uitimmung
nid}t fin0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Gier tuerocn biIliaer.
CHICAGO ClQ., -. %

,<uiol9c zines BON Den 6ausiraucn
Gbicaacs siQ, acaeu Butter ur0
gier rinacIeitetcn EoDfotta 1T Der
Qreis iitr iriidc Ger nm - Gents
0a5 Iuecno bernVcrsc9aulcu mie
Woior U Y SUraQue pom 0rcisIeit
iebungs 4usiduB am Noutaq nit
theiIte. Tns Ghica9o U}ercantile Or.
ddnqe berihtcte Spraluc. 6aB 0et
Gjerpreis bou = mi G5 Gents Der.
untergeadngrn m0 ooB teir Norft
iet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
8aitiuirtbe bcitrnft.
ct EauI, Diinu., %. Tci


Grciunoicd]3ig 8oit1pirtbe in ct.
GauI, Y}Ilneioto, befomten iid) om
Wontoq Der llebertretlnQ ocs 9riegs-
Brohibitions9eietes ihulOiQ uno
nur0cn oou Rihtcr Boots 3u ic 500
C5eIo6ltbe DerurtbeiIt. Ger Rid)ter
fiinoigte an, 0aB iic Oo5 ndd'ite 0aI
ndlt 70 gIinpiIid onpou fonlucr
DcrAcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26
Sie Gntifijirnnesfrasc
MalhinQton a. Ie3

@lnoc5ieuotoren bciocr 9arteien
icbten nn Gienstog ibre gerat1ura
iiber @orbehnIte sur 9latifi3irung
0es Geri1iler 8ertrngs fort. ertl1reu
ie0odl, iie erparteten uor AbIouf cini.
ger Gage feiue beitinur1tcn Reiultate.
IroBoem hofft man ;ntmer nod, 0aB
e. mo9lid] iein meroe. bis 5ltn Guoe
Der GougreBierien, 5. 9Sanuor, cine
(3runolagc fiir cinen Gompromib 3u
finoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-26

Q'crliu. Zurt elu oleier Taqt
~ acaft gatreteuaa e5cieg MIRO Dis
3tua'u5r pJu 5u1jlitGten, Die eiHPu
9erluil '.ir 1cuth,aa0 bc5citgu
uiir0cn, linteriaat Ia5 @eir9 iour
oa beiat.t) por5ercI1ct uH0 fam
utcrroid)eao. nm Den a3dHo!ern fei.
uen 4llnf gu gct2n, ben lie ncd
idncQ batten ousHugcn tonncu
9eutide 3SramienaHIelHc.
7ie Uelti4e ErHnIenauletbc bat
3eidlnungen poa 3 3,o00,0O0,OO0
Rorf ergeben. Sen oen 3eihaeca
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
School Moneys Apportioned

The money appropriated for the
public schools have BEEN apportioned
for the year July 1, 1919, to July l,
1920.
In Penns Grove there were 1872
873h days attendance of pupils.
There is apportioned $500 for n SUI
pervisor and $1,000 for sever high
school teachers, $4,000 for twenty
grade teachers and $3.50 for two tenn
porary teachers of four months. For
pupils attending schools in other dis
tricts 1865, balance on attendance
$~9,445.20. Total for Penns Grove,
~$17,170.20.
In Upper Penns Neck Township
(Carneys Point) there were 142,257
days attendance. For one supervisor
$500, for 81 teachers S7,400, $25 for
each scholar attending high school in
another district, $2,225; SIS for each
grade pupil in another district, 1910;
rs per cent. cost of transportation
S2,564.41; balance on attendance.
$21, 1885. Total for U. P. Neck.
$21,7e3.95.
Oldmans Township receives for eight
grade teachers, $1,000; two temporary
teachers, $50; scholars attending high
school elsewhere, $3.50; four attend
ing grade school out of district, $40;
rs per cent of transportation, $1738.69;
balance on days attending $2,431.89,
Total for Oldmans, $6,320.58.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Salem County Mans Great Invention

"Gasofoam" is the name of a new
fuel that has been invented by Henry
T. Caullett, a former Salem boy, who
has been making his home in Trenton
for some years. This new invention
has been given a number of try-outs
and is now pronounced a perfect fuel
and is being backed by American,
English and Canadian capital to the
extent of $10,000,000. The superior
ity of "gasofoam" over gasoline has
been proven in many eve tests in
airplanes, motor boats, automobiles
and stationary engines.
A contract with Mr.. Caullett for the
worlds rights in "gasofoam" vas re-
Gently signed by a syndicate composed
of Mr.. Robotham, representing Eng
lish interests; Seymour Worrell Hyde,
Of New York, for American capital,
and Arthur E. Hepburn, of Vancou-
yer, B. c., for French and Canadian
Interests.
The State Gazette, of Trenton, con-
tanned an account of a test run from
Trenton to Newark last week with
"gasofoam" as fuel in a high-powered
Packard driven by Ralph DePalma, the
noted automobile racer. The party
that went on the test trip expressed
complete satisfaction with the try
out.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Got His Record

Phil Heilnaan, who defied the entire
police force and assaulted the Chief
Marshal at the Neptune house row on
the river walk a short time ago has a
bad record outside of Penns Grove.
He told the truth when he loudly
boasted of being a gunman and hailed
from New York. Last week Chief
HouseWorth went to New York on an
Other police errand and while their
Looked up Heilman's career of crime
The police authorities gave the Chief
his picture out of the rogues' gallery
and his Bertillion measurements and
finger impressions.
Heilman's worst offense for which
he served a year in the Elmira peni-
tertiary was an atrocious assault
upon an officer. Then he was a prin-
cipal in a burglary for which he served
another long term. There were also
two other serious counts against him
for which he also did time.
When Salem County justice gets
thru with him he will start another
police record about halfway between
here and his old home.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Produce and Prices

Despite the rains and great damage
farm produce has arrived in Whining
ton market in abundance this week.
AS a consequence prices have fallen
on NEST articles excepting white po-
tatoes and peaches.
This Friday morning the wholesale
prices in the Jersey market were as
follows: Catalogues rs so cents pei
backet, sweet potatoes 81 $3.50,
white potatoes S1.30-$1.40, cabbage 25-
So, corn rs SIPS, elephants 50-S1.00,
tomatoes 25-75, squashes 25, peppers
% : 80.
Large quantities of cantaloupes and
tomatoes arrived from Maryland and
Delaware, many in crates. Delaware
peaches are from S1.00 to $3.50 pei
basket. Watermelons I few and
sell for $50 a hundred wholesale.
Lima beans are the scarcest vege-
table worth So to 81 a basket.
Joseph C. Clark on Cream Ridge,
near Wiley School, sent the first sweet
potatoes to market two weeks ago
when they brought SO a basket. Thos.
Clark sent the first Jersey water
melons, which are very scarce.
Hundreds of baskets of peaches
have rotted on the trees. Many were
blown off last week. Those bruised
and specked sold as low as so cents a
basket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Township Politics

R. S. Peet has himself
as a candidate for Clerk of Upper
renns Neck Township on the Repub-
llcan ticket.
The Township Committee DELAYED
quite a while before finding a man
suitable to fill the vacancy and finally
appointed Charles NJ. Troupe. It was
a necessity to have a man to efficient
" take care of the election business.
Yet the free advertising sheet of Car
neys Point has the following to saw
about the Township Committees ac-
ton:
"Mr. Charles Troupe, who is a IAN
dIdate ct the primaries for Township
Clerk, has been appointed to the Job
temporarily. This is rather taking
a mean advantage of Mr.. Peet. We
understand the clique forced David W,
Wright to this with threass of bring
ing out a candidate to run against the
Hon. Mr.. Wright"
The Record would state that the
Township Committee is not a CLIQUE
but a legal body elected by the people
to do the public business which is a
necessity and the appointment of a
clerk is a legal requirement, otherwise
a legal election could not be held.
1t is hard to tell wether the editor
intended to call Mr.. Troupe or MI.
Wright the ass. Neither are such
while doing their duties required by
law. The appointment was not a case
of partisan politics but a legal neces-
sity, no matter to which party either
belong.
We got Henry G~assner in = bit
wrong last week when we announced
his candidacy for Assessor in the town
ship on the Republican ticket. Henry
is a coed Democrat and is mt ashamed
OF the fact.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Alliance


Safe, safe and far from thunder of
the guns,
We have forgot that our leagues of
sea
Our sons went forth to share with
England's ons
The battle that should leave us bond
or free;
We have forgot that there were foes
within
That spared us not, so they could
England harm;
They never ceased, with furtive cynic
grin,
To sap our strength and seek to still
our arm.
The fight is lone and England victor
stands,
Patient, mistaken under countless
blows;
She looks to us still to uphold her
And 10. she finds us comforting her
foes!
H. S. Stuckey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Jazz Band on Wilson Line

Monday night dancing to the music
of a Jazz band was inaugurated on the
Wilson Line boats. The innovation is
IN response to a demand which officials
OF the Company said could no longer
be ignored.
The City of Chester, the dance boat,
starting Monday night carried the dan
GERS from Philadelphia as far as Ches-
ter where they changed to a boat from
Wilmington dancing their way home
again to the Chestnut street pier. No
charges are made.
Dancing was on the main deck of the
City of Chester which accommodates
400 passengers. The City of Phila-
delphia, City of Camden and City OF
Wilmington will take turns for the
dancers nightly, with accommodations
for 1900 passengers each.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
PennsviIIe's Welcome Home

Wednesday, September Sd, has been
fixed by the citizens of P~ennsville for
the Welcome Home" celebration to the
boys of Lower Penns Neck township
who participated in the World War. A
program that has not been surpassed
by any other municipality in South
Jersey has been planned, and Free
holder Edward A. Heron, chairman of
the committee, will spare no time nor
money to make the event a grand
success.
While the complete program cannot
be given it is known that the Twelfth
Regiment Band will furnish music for
a concert and for the parade, and the
Adelphia Quartette, of Philadelphia,
will furnish the vocal selections.
There will be an address by an over
seas speaker whose name will be an
nounced later. After the exercises are
over the boys will be given a banquet
IN the large pavilion in Riverview
Park.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Pittsburg Bank Buys 81 Lots

The Metropolitan National Bank, of
Pittsburg, has purchased from the
United States Real Estate Corpora
ton a tract of sixty-two building lots,
formerly owned by Walter Stanton,
near Gibbstown, and known as Grace
lola Park. The purchase price is
stated as $24 ZOO. The deed for the
transfer of the property was pre-
sented at the County Clerks office on
Tuesday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
Senator Edges Father Dying

William E. Edge, father of former
Governor and now United States SEN
ator Walter E. Edge, is dying at his
home in Atlantic City after a short
illness. He became unconscious
Thursday night and Senator Edge
rushed to his bedside from Washing
ton. Mr.. Edge is "a years old.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
The Riverside

Amateur night is still a big attrac-
ton at the Riverside and some very
.reditable talent has been shown. You
can always enjoy the pictures at the
Riverside with the cool breezes from
the river sweeping thru the place, and
he pictures, too, ~ invariably of a
high standard.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-22
u SUMMER PRICES
Pitman Man Sued For $4,000

Samuel M. Carman and William O.
Gehring, both of Cumberland County,
have brought suit aginst Peter Scott,
Of Pitman, for $4,000 each for dam.
AGES, which they claim they sustained
- the result of an auto accident ON
Ne Bridgeton-Elmsr road.