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Evening journal., 1919-10-04

SPECIAL NOTICE
wish to announce TO my friends and acquantanoes
that in the future will be found at zoe Market street. where
will devote all my time in the interest of the firm of
MUNDY s. CO., Real Estate, Insurance, Rents and Mort
cages Any Information pertaining to either of the above
subjects will be gladly furnished
CORNELIUS MUNDY
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NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF WILMINGTON HAS
REAL ESTATE PROVED TO BE SUCH VALUABLE
INVESTMENT
YOU have properties to SELL don't to list you
oD @ to avail yourself Of our facilities without any obligation
sa @ ntn 5 PFoaI themselves f as not
JOHN GOVATOS
FOR SALE
heat electric lighting Garage in
I D5 9Y ,, 5cs :5 Ss% Ss Ss|n sn al % %oa. S
iODx25O feet Possession 30 days
on TWENTY STREET JUST WEST OF MREEr-TwG - s-
heater gas and electric lighting splendid
dsnisi Section
ON WEST FOURTEENTH STREET dwellns
oms Colonial nPepiaco po Stationary wsshbs
session 80 days
SEVENTH SS. 5'% s.sss s.s
rSs investment or suitable o establish home
AT 800 WEST SEVENTH srREEr-Thr.e dwelling rooms
bath @ Dro and heater n Lot od0 @ nc n aE % %n @ i' alterations
ON STREET THE 400 3 .;..'sa SS9;
on CHURCH STREET IN THE BLocK-Twostory dwelling
repairs completed
AT HAu TON PARK-On trolley ~
room bungalow price
reasonable 30 Screens included In the purchase price
TRENTON twostory dwelling
with complete equipment and hot air heater On
lot 25x6O 4 splendid location acquire permanent residence
ON EAST SIXTH STREET. DWELLING
30 days desirable location
ON SCOTT STREET IN BLocK-Twostory
rooms i6S95 This desirable location for home
Possession 80 days
ON EAST FOURTH STREET very
hot heat
electric lighting 2OxO with Possession 20
on PINE STREET IN THE BLoCK-Threestory dwelling
poh heater equipped bathroom Possession 30 days
"
on TENTH STREET IN BLoCK-Threestory brick dwelling
: rooms bath porch, heat Possession.
FARMS FOR SALE
On the Brdsevl and Seod in sussex County
number OF apple peach and pear
and 7room dwelling with
porches splendid investment interested In farm lands
AT STATE ROAD sTATIoN-An upto-dae farm Of the best
OF fruit barn
and outbudnss and handsome 7oom dwelling almost
surrounded by shade trees
We throughout
the city VIII would be glad TO show
JOHN GOWATOS
Fod Ford Bldg Bdg. REAL ESTATE BROKER shipiey sts
Insurance In all its Branches
Phone 1852
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AT HOLLY oAK-2ssory cement dwsins surrounded
bath heater electric lighting and all modern improvement
Lot iOlx25O Possession 30 days.
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ON SCOTT STREET IN BLOcK-Two-sory brick dwelling
BATH lot i6XS This very desirable location TOT MOI
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FOR SALE.
A FEW NICE HOUSES NORTH OF THE
BRANDYWINE.
aOJ W. 10TH ST. ROOMS, BATH
OPEN FIREPLACE, ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HOUSE ON WEST BIRD ST, ROOMS
FLOORS. GARAGE,
HOUSE on FRANKLIN ST, 10 ROOMS
BATH, HOT WATER HEAT. GARAGE
SEND OR CALL FOR OTHER LISTS.
C. NJ TOWNSEND,
g23 MARKET ST
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REAL EsrArr-roR SALE.

Bungalows for sale at Elm
hurst, a rooms and bath. electric
light, running water, 100 square
feet of land. Price $500; easy
terms. Apply only at office, s23
Market street.
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SUFFRAGE Rt-MMaCE SALE.

Contributions Of clothing, hats and
,ther useful articles are asked from
friends by the Delaware Equal Suffrage
association, which will use these DO
lations in a rummagc sale 20 be held
November G. !. and s, at No. 7ii Iatnali
.ircct
The committee in charge Of the rum
mage sale arc Miss Anna G.. Lawrence
chairman: Mrs. J. W. Pennewill. Mrs. T.
y. McCorkindalc, Miss Clara DILL MISS
Helen Alrich. Those who have con-
'ributions are asked TO notify Miss Law
-ence. No. G0i West Fifth street.
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on PINE STREET. IN THE 1900 BLoCK-Three-story Or
porch heater and well equipped bathroom Possession 30
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Perwse This List Carefully
Sold This Week
1927 JeauP Street
$40 Vandever Avenue
600 East Twenty-second Street
2603 Market Street
West Twentyffth Street
1l9 South Van Buren Street
1901 West Fourth Street
1902 Lincoln Street
1904 Lincoln Street
17l2 North Broome Street
171O Lincoln Street
S11 Poplar Street
1926 East Twelfth Street
1928 East Twelfth Street
1880 East Twelfth Street
1882 East Twelfth Street
Mr. sullivan street listed his house p
Too bad your property wasn't have been
We are strictly brokers' All we want regular commission
for selling your property
"NoWe REVERSED, SPELLS WON
This Hint for Those Who Are Prone to
"PUT OFF"
m S Ssa sfg al s # , s @ .n SO SaS ay YOU do Ia time
GOOD THINGS DEMAND QUICK ACTION
1928 King ST.
rooms 2 yersndss bath splendid heating plant gas and
''''''' POSSESSION 80 DAYS.
BE SURE TO LOOK AT THIS
Hold no after regrets
1901 West 7th ST.
Esht rooms large ,erandas hot water heat and
UNExCELLED AS AN INVESTMENT OR SPECULATION
419 Washington ST.
Three-sory "a rooms yerandas heat sas and electric
WONDERFUL BUY
WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR 9th ST
Seventeen large verondas baths splendid R sssns p @
per month Can be bought sii5O
WE SOLD $275OOO
of Wilmington and suburban realty in September Is your
property for sale'
SURROUNDINGS THAT ARE MOST BEAUTIFUL
WITH EVERY REQUISITE THAT MAKES FOR LOVE-
24OO Block West Street
splendid heating plant and electric
cement ''"''' POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
EVERYTHING IS MODERN AND OF THE FINEST
2507 Jefferson Street
s' rooms ''''n'n hSEDATE Sa prf PcssEssloS
II UNUSUAL INDIVIDUALITY AND CHARM
2611 Washington Street
''' COMPLETED NOVEMBER isr
TAsTEFULLY DECORATED AND READY FOR IN
MEDIATE OCCuPANCY-1210 w. 9th ST.
cellar large plot for
EVERYTHING BRAND NEW AND RIGHT UP TO THB
MINUTE-BELLEFONTE BUNGALOW
$4,000
yndD bath heat cement cellar electric plot
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
WHERE TO LIVE AND WHY =
1902 and 1710 Lincoln Street
e'iai'
POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
"NEVER OFFERED BEFORE"
1712 North Broome ST
six rooms yeranda splendid heating plant cement cellar
and electric plot 2Ox90. room for garage
POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
RARE CHANCE FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST
907 Jefferson Street
Three apartments bath each noo modern plumbing
speaking tubes buttons spacious rooms large
closets plant Rents for 5000 month
PRINCIPALS ONLY
sol 803-S29 East 18th Street
Five rooms veanda. heat bath
POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
A MASTERPIECE
1903 West 9Th Street
yeranda, rooms
hall stairway fine heang plant
beautiful plumbing and electric spacious vns and
dnngrOOms
ALL THE LATEST FEATURES
28h and Washington Streets
Corner tHOory rooms front and
verandas bath heater cement cellar open fireplace gas
and electric.
SITUATED ON. THE HIGH BLUFFS
Along the Historic Delaware, property OF parts, a
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ON TRENTON PLACE IN 1000 BLoCK-A two-sory 7-room
with complete equipment front porch and hot air he
lot 2x6O splendid location to acquire permanent residence
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ON EAST SIXTH STREET, IN THE 500 BLocK-Three- ste
rooms and bath 30 days very desirable locat
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FOR SALE

on SEVENTH STREET Handsome tsostory d"elns
heat and electric lighting Garage
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on TWENTY SEVENTH STREET JUST WEST OF MARKEr-Two
story brick dwelling BATH porch hot al
heater gas lighting handsome home splendid resi-
dental section.
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We also have througho
the city which would be glad TO show
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on TENTH STREET IN THE 800 BLoCK-Three-story br
rooms bath, porch, heat. Possession.
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AT HAMILTON PARK-On the trolley road 10 New Castle
from Fourth and streets Beautiful 7room bungalow
reasonable 30 days Screens included In the pu
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AT SIC WEST SEVENTH sTREET-Three-story brick
bath hot porches lot 26xo Possession 30 days
investment suitable location TO establish home.
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ON WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, IN 400 BLoCK-Two- story
rooms bath porch heat with both and electric ghtn
fireplace paor Stationary wsshtubs In ke
session 30 days.
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AT STATE ROAD sTATION-An up-to-dae OF the
locations in delaware OF fruit large
and outbudns wood handsome 7room dwelling aim
surrounded by shade trees
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ON CHURCH STREET ~ THE 1000 BLoCK-Two- story
rooms and bath Lot i6x7O Possession be obtained
and repairs are completed.
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.NEVER OFFERED BEFoRE,

IIIZ NUTIH bTUUIIIC oI
Six rooms yerand splendid heating plant cement cellar
gas and electric plot 2Ox9O garage
POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
On the Brdsevie and ssod in sussex County
number peach
trees also and 7room dwelling with
investment interested In farm lands
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AT 9O5 WEST SEVENTH sTREET-Three- story DWELLING
bath and heater 1870 Possession 30 days With slef
this property converted into splendid business site
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PRINCIPALS ONLY
A MASTERPIECE
13n2 West 9th Street
ALL THE LATEST FEATURES

2Sth ana washington oteetS
brick semdeached two-story seven rooms, front and
as bath ppeless heater cement cellar open fireplace sas
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ON EAST FIFTH STREET N THE 400 BLOCK-rhree-stc
rooms and BATH i6x75 Price reasonable very soo
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RARE CHANCE FOR DOCTOR or DENTlsT

Three apartments bath each floor modern plumbing
and electric speaking tubes push buttons
closets heating plant large yard Rents for 5000 per month
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Robbed, Sold Out. Skipped

Joseph Seiglen, better known in
Penns Grove as "Big joe" where he
was employed in the late Lewis Tog-
gerry, is among the missing.
Some months ago Joe left Penns
Grove and started a general store on
his own hook at Pedricktown, and for
awhile he cut quite a splurge as
though he was doing a land office
business.
Last week a report was current that
thieves entered Joe's place and clean
ed it out, but right on top Of this
along came one Reuben Stark, evi-
IDENTIFY a creditor of Joe's, and placed
an attachment on the goods. So next
Tuesday they will be sold at public
sale. Daniel V. Summerill, Jr., is the
auditor who will conduct the sale and
Henry Burt Ware, of Salem, is the
attorney in the case, representing Mr..
Stark. Among the effects are a Ford
fivver and a one-story building, 20
cigars, 3 hats, some sour kraut, a Ian
tern, lemon extract, alcoholic content
not stated, and a miscellaneous col
lection Of gents wear. Whether the
place was robbed or net the stock was
evidently getting low. There are
some other creditors who would like
to know of "Big Joe's" whereabouts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Muzzle Your Dog

A new proclamation concerning the
muzzling of dogs has been issued by
Mayor Smith. Only members of the
police force have authority to kill
dogs running at large unmuzzled, in
stead of allowing them to be killed by
any person.
There are people in the community
who think this order is harsh and un-
just, because they register their dogs
and pay taxes on them. But it must
be taken into consideration that the
present time is a dangerous period for
these animals. There are scores of
worthless mongrels that can be seen
and heard running at large through
the streets at all hours of the day and
night and some disposition should be
made of them. People having pet
dog or dogs they consider valuable
for other reasons should keep them on
their WI premises or be willing to
muzzle them for a short time for
mutual protection. The life of one
human being is of more value than
all the dogs in town, and the horrors
of hydrophobia should be prevented at
any cost. An instance occurred in
Woodbury. on Wednesday when a mad
dog ran through the streets creating
a panic. Two men were shot and
badly injured before the dog was
killed and the excitement quelled.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Hottest, Wettest july

Last month was the hottest July
since 1913, the monthly average being
lao degrees above normal.
Also it was the wettest July on
record here, the nearest approach to
It's record Of 1880 inches being 900
in July, 1872.
In f%orty-nine years there have been
only three months at any season of the
year which exceeded ten inches in
rainfall, two Augusts and one Sep
TENDER, the topnotch being 1910.
These are the official figures issued
by the L. S. Weather Bureau.
The first six days of the month the
temperature was above normal. Every
day the thermometer registered above
80 and on two days, the 4th and 5th,
over 100. From the 9th to the 22d
it was normal or below. From the
22d to 29th, above, and from then on
TO the end below normal again.
Before the rainy season started,
LAT inches of rain fell last month.
Then St. Swithin got busy and by the
cad OF it 10.17 inches, showing a
precipitation of 500 inches in eleven
days, had fallen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Public Library Meeting

meeting of the Penns Grove Public
library Association was held in the
High School auditorium on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. c. Patterson opened. but
laVer Withdrew and Mrs. Howard Mil
lef occupied the chair for the balance
Of the evening.
A draft of the Constitution and Rv-
Laws was presented by the Committee
appointed at a previous meeting to
postpone then. These were read and
adopted. ee
The following nominations were
made for officers: President. Mrs.
howard Miller, Rev. R. S. Carlisle. w.
T. Denny, B. Noel Gross; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Howard Miller; Secretary.
Miss Rena B. Leap, Walter Edgar:
treasurer, Mrs. A. C. Patterson:
Irustees, Benjamin H. Steel, Walter
Add, w. ?. Denny, Miss Emma sum
merrill, Merritt Jenkins, Rev. IT r
ElsIer, Mrs. Peter RAYMOND. Mrs.
Ralph P. Willis.
The housing committee renorted
having two locations under c~onsidera-
All e the community are requested
% cooperate in every way with the
committees and asst them,
give them books, give donations of
money then join as a member of the
ASSOCIATION. Tee is one dollar per
Eear Tor those over sixteen and fifty
cents a year for those under sixteen.
Bear in mind a free library is not
only q necessity but it is as well an
asset to the Borough.
The next meeting will be held on
tuesday, evening, August 10Th in the
High School.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Injured In Auto Turnover

Their automobile ditched in trying
TO avoid a collision with a motortruck
on the road near Mantua on Tuesday
evening, when they were returning to
their homes in Carneys Point. w. E.
Burt Ware, so years old, and John
Morton, 40 years old, workers for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, were
both badly injured.
The automobile turned turtle. There
We're three occupants in the car and
all were hurled out. The third man
escaped injury. Burt complained of
internal injuries, and was taken to the
Cooper Hospital, while Morgan. who
vas badly bruised, returned to his
home by train.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
A Bad Man Jailed

There came near being a riot or the
River Walk on Wednesday night
when Phil Heilman started in to wipe
up the entire police force. He BACKED
the Chief Marshals eye, loosened some
of his teeth and otherwise bruised him
up before that officer had time to de-
fend himself. He then started in on
Officer Brown by kicking him in the
groin. He also tried to get Officer
Byrd, but by this time the force got
down to brass tacks and soon had the
drunken bully in irons and on his way
to the lookup.
Early in the evening Chief House
worth got word that a drunken brawl
was going on in the Neptune house,
270 River Walk. With another officer
he went there and found things about
as reported. He went into the house
and noticed there was plenty Of red
wine on tap and a free-for-all fight
going on in n corner. Phil Heilman
objected to officers of the law coming
into his" house without a warrant.
AS he is only a boarder the officers
did not think he was qualified to tell
them what they should do and told
him so. 1t was then he laid the Chief
out and started to run amuck, and it
took nearly the whole force to quiet
things down. There were a couple of
girls in the house who were also in
clined to be disorderly and evidently
wanted to get into the melee. They
will probably be held as d~isorderly
persons.
With two other men Heilman was
brought to the lookup and given a
hearing before Recorder Duffy, who
placed him under $4,000 bail, in de-
fault of which he was Immediately
taken to Salem Jail to await trial. He
was accompanied by Officers Harbe-
son and Byrd.
Heilman is evidently a bad man. Il
is said he claims to be a New York
gun man. He looks it. His record is
bad here, having been arrested several
times for various offenses. The Chief
thinks he has a Court record in New
York also and will look it up.
1t is claimed there are a number OF
dives in the neighborhood of the Nep-
tune house in which girls + harbor-
ed for Illicit purposes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Malaga Camp Meeting

A special program will feature the
fitch annual West Jersey Grove
camp meeting at Malaga which opened
Thursday and will continue to August
rs, taking in three Sundays instead of
the customary two. A service for
anniversary "reminiscences will be held
tomorrow Saturday evening and on
Thursday, August IA, a patriotic
day will be observed, with a memorial
service in the morning, an address by
the Rev. DR.. John Handley, a returned
United States Army chaplain, in the
afternoon and a big mass meeting at
night, with Governor w. n. Runyon
as the speaker.
At the first Sunday at camp, the
Rev. G. S. johnson will preach, while
on August II Bishop B. T. Nelly will
speak and on August "a Bishop ]. w.
Hamilton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08

notwithstanding the hot weather.
ghe Chamber Of Commerce meeting in
She High School auditorium on Mon
gay night, was well attended. about
~ members being present. J. G
Zlegier presided in the absence of the
President. u'0
Secretary Edgar read several coro-
nunlcations from persons MAKING in
qalrIes upon the subject of locstina
AeFe' one IN particular is DESTROYS
Of coming to Penns Grove at once enJ
MAKES a very fair proposition from a
reciprocal standpoint. The matter is
more Iuliy explained in the Council
proceedings.
Another big concern desires a site
or buildings, etc, Of about 1000 acres.
ana 1t Is a question whether enougb
ground can be secured for their re-
l.uirements.
he Industrial Committee is CON
s.aeflng four big farms. If it is pos
5tbie to locate this great concern
Fenns Groves future is assured.
4 representative Of another industry
was in town on Tuesday looking ovar
me held. They are DESTROYS Of get
ing started at once and will give en-
~ployinent to about 100 girls and
The Chamber Of Commerce is do
Iag EalUable work for Penns Grove
and should be more heartily supported
.2an II IS. Instead of a membership
81 less than 200 it should have q
thousand, and that would enable the
organization to go ahead with projects
which are now impossible +bro,iob -
Of funds. Every good citizen With rcd
blood in his veins and who is Drond IF
his town should become a member and
support this worthy Organization to
the limit. Penns Grove must not
stand still nor go backward, and # is
up 70 the people through the Chamber
Of Commerce TO prevent it.
send your name to the Secretary.
waiter Edgar, with $500, and become
a member.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Nail Boxes To Be Installed

Through the efforts of Postmaster
Thomas Z. Hunt the Post Office De-
partrent has furnished eleven mail
boxes which will be put up 1t differ
ent points in the Borough. This Will
prove a great convenience. Due no.
tice will be given when the boxes will
be ready for use. There will be two
deliveries and two collections daily as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be perfected, and this may cause
some delay, but this Improvement in
our mail facilities is now assured be
yond all doubt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
NOTICE

Mercantile Tax Due August 1st
The Borough Clerk sat to receive
the above tax on the above date as
required by Ordinance No. II. For
the benefit of those who are now de
%linquent, the Boroguh Clerk will re-
ceive Mercantile Tax at IA West Main
Street as follows:
Wednesday, August 10, from $50 P.
NJ. to 8 P. M.
Thursday, August IA, from $50 P.
NJ. to s P. NJ.
Friday, August Is, from $50 P. NJ.
to 9 P. NJ.
The Police Department have re-
ceived orders to see that the provi-
sions of this Ordinance are strictly
complied with.
By order of Borough Council.
WALTER A. HUNT,
Borough Clerk.
Phone 5 P. NJ, No. 374. After :
P. M, No. 800. 8-8-1t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
Pa. and n. ]. After Auto Thieves

Nov Jersey and Pennsylvania have
taken the lead against putting q stop
to the increasing thefts CT automo-
biles. Under the provisions Of the
New Jersey law which went in
TO effect on July 4th, regulat-
ing the sale Of meter vehicles, it is
now necessary for any one, dealer or
otherwise, who wishes to dispose of an
automobile, to show q bill of sale, wit
messed by two persons and acknow-
lodged before a notary public. The law
also makes it unlawful to sell or buy
a motor vehicle with obliterated Dr.
mutilated manufacturers numbers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
OBITUARY
CATHERINE e

CATHERINE GAVENTA
died in Pedricktown August 3, 1919.
aged 50 years. The funeral was held
on Wednesday afternoon from the
residence OF her son-in-law, John Bou-
vler. Services vas in the First Bap-
fist Church.
She was a hard and active worker
all her life until old age brought on
infirmities. She was the widow of
John Gaventa and left a family of
noble sons and a daughter who have
been industrious and active in public
welfare. They are Frank ]. Gaventa.
George j. G%aventa, John C. Gaventa,
Mrs. Lawrence Huber.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
In Memory

of James Eta Townsend, born August
6. 1875, died March 80, 1919.
A Prayer
our Father who lowest US all.
Nho knowesh each Joy and sorrow.
Who soothes in mercy our aching
hearts.
Give us strength for each day and to-
morrow.
That time and Thy love may bring to
US peace,
To replace the grief that was given.
When we think of the gladness hat is
hers this day,
Her first natal day in H~eayen
THE FAMILY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
CHURCHNEWS
Emmanuel Il. Z. Church
Rev. r. S. Carlisle. PASTOR.

Morning service 1880. Preaching
by he pastor. Subject: Strength in
JOY"
Sunday School 2.30. The Sunday
School last Sunday voted to 20 to
Wildwood August %. Fare S1.35
round trip. Train leaves $50 A. NJ.
Evening service 40. Preaching bv
pastor. Subject: "Avenge Not-a
practical discussion"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
7.45.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church
II. I. FisIer. Pastor.

$50 A. M.-Class meeting.
1880 A. M.-Preaching service.
Subject: Morality and Religion"
1l.30 A. M.-Sabbath School. j.. P.
Hayes, Superintendent.
G30 P. M.-Song service and preach
ing for n hour, in charge of the pas
tor. Subject: "Christ's Prayer for
His People" All are welcome.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-08
GENNARO MARTELLO

died in Penns Grove August 4, 1919,
aged 40 years. The funeral was ON
Wednesday. Burial in Riverview
Cemetery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
OTTON
NEW osLUhNs.

NEW OULEAHH, Ln. A1foh IT,
Heavy ihins IN boIt cpuac1 uu upward
tendency IN cotton tpday nH soon hH
trHding stpTird lu the tit hHlf hOur
N buslnrth old contracts w'f0 iftrd ~
Ia 6n points nhd new contracts veto
lftod'st 10 70 points compared Vlth the
close ~ lHfi W'rk
lteallslug from mo long sldo met tho
advance nud rnufri H reaction which
WIS Wldrrrd ~ mUdorit, short selling
biHrd un reports ~ rather fr.er spot
offerings in The interior ~ noon old
contracts were puiu'H lower 10 IA
points higher than ne rlpsr ~ sHtur-
day and new contracts N'fo T. 10 u
points higher,
Wlth qulet md tfsrdy i1na pre-.
WlllnE, the market ~ ollYDb stood ~
u u'i advance ~ 90 ~ 10 points uu tl.
old cpntfu,r HUd u ~ advance ~ ~
iu ~ points rn tho NR
hpo, cotton puir' bn1 unchanged
Hsl'H on sppi h1I. ~ arrive. 49, Low
mlldlng al'. midil'Ng, ~ bnD. HoYd
ihldhlnr .' ju' receipts, $3.50 stock,
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