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ITRXYMCRE- AlAN7coTn
lNMQS GREATEST HOTEL SUGGEST
GEORGIA,
SUMMONS.

-
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Libby, McNeill & Libby, plainfiff
against Virginia Wholesale Grocery Co.
defendant.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer In,
complaint in this action. and to serve +.
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs al
torney within twenty days after the seryios
OF this summons, exclusive Of the day OF
pear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York, January is, 1912
GEORGE r. ORR, Plaintiffs Attorn.,
once and Post ONCE address .35 Fiji
Avenue, New York City.
To Virginia Wholesale Grocery Co:
The foregoing summons Is served INN,
you by publication, pursuant TO an order 81
Honorable Edward r. Finch. a Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF tho State of New
York. dated January ?5th, 1919, and filed
with the complaint in the ONCE OF tbs
Clerk OF the County OF New York
Dated New York, January 2sth 1919
GEORGE +. ORR. Plsirtin's ATTORNEY
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BRAY, william G., Riddle Cw),
Glass JsmsA Wilmington ODD.
THOMPSON. Charlie L.. Nebane (wU.
NORTH DAKOTA.
ORION Einss T.. Minot lDD).
sANDBRS0N. Gust D., Hillsboro wU.
OHIO.
FooTE. Marshall Warren. Lieut.. Greedy
s SEINE S; Ss.,s' I p; ooR: co,umSS, Sw'
BpYnR. CLARENCE p. cheviot lw).
PDnKEY, Roy Lime City (wUl.
s seEssI her Ii M.I wi nssssn tw Tg
sLovICK, Joseph, Cleveland twU).
VoGr. Ben, Dayton (ws).
- OKLAHOMA.
oSiR, Troy ciy G:' o1 ~ nqonn twU Ss
DEsCHBPPER. Joseph. Portiand( W..
PENNSYLVANIA.
MeGLLL, Arthur H.. Capt. Newcastle
KARLE. M.ur,c. Clark, Lieut.. Washing.
KfLLEEN. Harold J. w. Lieut., phn..
sTAckHogsE. Joseph Armln, lieut.. Am
MP phiIadsiphi ,oh 1pp, Henry ssrs' Major
BARRY. Michael J., serEt, Philadelphia
HORNE, J.me. E.. serr, Unioutown cwu
slMMoNDs, Philip. sergt. Germantown,
Philadslphia ODD.
LETKA, William, corp. oresnssurs twu,.
Son;. fSSrD CORR ns.t ssv T S.;n,.
MxxszUs. x...mur.. c., ph,l.a.,ph,.
Militia. Thomas. Mt. pl...n. cvs,.
9AkES; Francis J.. Lenni Mills (wU).
as !IS, Arthur c.. Rouseviile tws).
s sAT, James H.. Aspinwaii twU).
E. ChRAfAr
sTRACB. John Henry, MinersyiIle (wu)
srRAvITsKY. Aaron, Philadelphia tWIJj
RHODE ISLAND.
READ. Clarence A, Pawtucket (wU),
NoHEk' Joseph, Valley Falls (ws).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
heEADDEN' chalton H.. serEt.. Lynchbur,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
BROWN. William Denver. Laereek ODD
TENNESSEE.
CARSON. Elzie, Tiptonviile Cw).
TEXAS.
TERRY. Thomas p. sergt., Adamsviii,
wiGEBRENNER, Oscar C. CORP. Damon
cox. John H. L., comanch. w.
noOPER, John F.. Rock Island (w).
NAUNHN, Chester A.. Tyler (wCJ.
VERMONT.
REMELL. Barney. swanton (wu).
S"IEieEh, Percy A. Morrisville (wU)
VIRGINIA.
ALBERT. While, sergt.. Pulaski fwu,.
KAY. Carroll E.. Louisa (DD),
HuRITT, George W, Boscobai wv
iATE. lshmael p, Appalachia (wUD
WASHINGTON.
sfBERT Clarence L.. Csntralia (wU),
WEST VIRGINIA.
RiCCl. Ridoifo. New Hall CwU).
WISCONSIN,
BEYER. William A., Shiocton w,
CiEShANoWICz. william. Milwaukee
0ITENFELDT. Max. Madison (wU)
REAk, Frank B., Randolph (wS).
EiSE. william Ira, AntiEo (wU).
hIDDhRBuSH, Gustav, Dorchester (wU)
sLENLINGSON. Orbeck D., westby ODD
oHi MCIAk' Anton. Milwaukee ODD.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
sARLhs. Arthur L.. corp, herrio (wU).
England.
PENDRY. Roy H.. London, N We (wu.
Italy.
MAZZECHETTI, Giovanni Gerano fws,
MOSCARO. Joseph. Saveili (wS).
rEEHEZZI. Giuseppe, Messina (wU).
IULLiO, Louis. Chieti CwS).
AAnLENGA' Antonio. Csstsl verrino
NONAH. Joseph. Hublus Cws).
ski tWU).
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STEALING LAMPS NEW SPORT,
Two Streets in Butte County De-
void OF LanIDs.

MARrsvILLE, March 3.--CEmbing poles
ing poles for electric globes Is the latest
winter sport now being practised In Butte
county by some unknown persons who
are trying to take a kink in the II. C. L.
II has been reported to authorities that
two streets are absolutely devoid of
electric light globes.
AS yet no light has been thrown on
the subject as to whom the Offenders
may be.
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Troopships Due To-day

MONGOLIA from st. Nazaire
February 20, with 4,403
passengers, including the 336th
Machine Gun Battalion, 335th
Machine Gun Battalion, 334th
Machine Gun Battalion, 316th
Trench Mortar Battery, 316th
Battery Trench Artillery, 104th
Battery Trench Artillery, Meteor
illogical Detachment Signal
Corps, 801st Aero Squadron,
468th Engineer Pontoon Train,
482d Aerial Construction Squad
ron, 467th Engineer Pontoon
Train, 401st Pontoon Park,
Tenth Anti-Aircraft Sector, 149
casual officers, eight St. Nazaire
convalescent detachments, one
naval officer and four enlisted
men.
Caronia from Brest February
25, with the 317th Engineers
(colored) of forty-two officers
and 1,545 men; 817th Engineers
Train (colored), of two officers
and fifty-six men; the 350th Ma
chine Gun Battalion (colored) Of
twenty-five officers and 655 men;
Batteries e and F of the 349th
Field Artillery of sixteen officers
and 367 men; 36Sth Detachment
Infantry (colored); five detach-
ments of the Ninety-second
Division (colored) sixteen cas-
ual officers and two casual COM
panies. Total 1905.
Mexican from st. Nazaire Feb
ruary 20, with Casual Company
1874, New York, of two officers
and 121 men; detachment Of
Seventy-frst Regiment Of one Of
ficer and 1870 men; Aero Squad
rons 20, 35, 149, ISL, 1853, 1853,
173, 176, 1874, Eat, 264, 469,
-374, 400 and 500; four casual
officers and four civilians. Total
1904.
Oriana from Brest February
20, with the 331st Machine Gun
Battalion (colored) Casual Com
pany 929, Pennsylvania; Casual
Company 277; Detachment Class
d, casuals, and seventy-six cas-
ual officers, including thirty Of
the Air Service, and ten civilians.
Carriage from St Nazaire
February 10, with detachment
Base Hospital 43 (Georgia), Of
one officer and thirty-eight
nurses and three female civilians;
detachment Base Hospital Al,
one officer, sixty nurses and two
female civilian clerks, and two
casual officers.
Chicago from Bordeaux Feb
ruary "a, with the 34Sth In
fantry, Field and Staff, Head
quarters First Battalion, Head
quarters Third Battalion, Supply
Company, Sanitary Detachment,
Companies A, B, D, E, F and I
and thirteen attached officers.
Total forty-six officers and 1000
men.
Santa Marta from Bordeaux
February II, with Base Hospital
% of twenty-eight officers and
eighteen nurses; Base Hospital
3 of sixteen officers and thirty
five nurses and one officer of
Bordeaux Convalsecent Detach-
ment 1872.
Hospital ship Comfort from
Bordeaux February 20, with nine
Bordeaux convalescent detach-
ments of twelve officers and $50
men. including eight officers and
262 men. who are bedridden and
three bedridden naval men.
Powhatan from Bordeaux Feb
ruary 10, with 1855 men, includ-
ing thirty-six officers and 1,03S
men of the Sixty-sixth Regiment,
Coast Artillery; four officers and
1876 men of the Forty-seventh
Regiment, Coast Artillery; three
officers and 379 men of the 335th
Field Artillery, and six officers
and $50 men of the 336th Field
Artillery.
Moccasin from Brest February
20, with six enlisted men, one ex-
officer and twenty-five civilians.
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HELP wANTEl,-MALE.

Auto scho9l Largest and best school In the
WEST SIDE U, 3; Send for booklet and pas
y. NJ. G, 4, 20 school. Telephone Counibus
ais W. 57th st 1920. Special classes for Isdios
BOY by manufacturer II TO Is year.
for once work. Reply In own handwrit
ing TO 7, W. box "a Sun ONCE
SALES REPRESENTATIVE wantsd and
assistant sales representative for New YORK.
once OF manufa cturer of electric 1oto,.
generators and transformers; combinatio
OF engineering and modern sales taisn,
necessary; other things being equal nrst
erence viii be given to those return,ns
from government service; once has bssn
successfUlly conducted for Il years. nra.
Of office manager: file application in 49,
ing, giving qualifications. BURKE EI'Ec
TRIO go OF Erie. Pa Address so Church
ST. y
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sHAUIIS, Daniel W., Somerset, Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREyIoUsLT RE
DETERMINED.
Cook.
BRosCKI. Julius, Erie, Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
oUKRoP. Theodore A.. Dickinson. N. d. o.
Private.
DAVIS. Harrison. Prospect. Tenn.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
SCOTT. william f.. Kansas City. Me.
MURTHA. james. sss Point st.. Camden
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
HAsERLE. Frank we VA cleveland. Ohio.
REPoRTED MissiSd IN ACIioS).
ANzIDE. Chester. $50 s. Sd st., Camden,
BECK. Emil O.. Fessenden. N. Oak.
T$cHBR, Otto F.. West Dover, ohic
NOVAK, Roman, Hammond, Ind.
RAUvSrs. stanisiaw. Papsies Kaun. Rue
woUMpEp; DEGREE gNDETERMINED
ING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
HOGAN. John A.. stillweii. Okla.
Privatcs:
CLioK Allie T., Fort Worth; Tex
KOZAkOwsKI, Anthony. I'll Marshan
kRxEBEI' Sso-se. IS Roseune Az. Buff
MARRERa. Carl Alex. Iron Mountain
MxRIMoNE. Michele. 1855 Prospect n.
Rail e eoaro Il r.. Cutler. III.
RICHARDs. Graydon C., Au Sable Forks
RoRER. Perrow B.. Toshes. VI.
j sCALE, Erwin. Wonder. KY.
sTERIlN. Mari f wi iii mof Hanna. Ind.
Ufsn sSSs Adam. 100 Grant st. Perth
PORTED Missile IN ACTION.
| EVANS, James C., Okeeve. Okla
| SCHEMP, Howard c.. San Francisco, Cal
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
KEYS. Guy NJ. Mountain City, Tenn
LAWLER. Lawrence W.. Boston, Mass.
Privates.
BARCLAY. william r.. saron. Tex.
| BENDER Leroy H.. East Akron, ohis.
| CEvoLO, Giovanni, Gloucester. Ohio
HENDERSON. Guy. Corning, Ark.
| HUGHES. Thomas L., Marion, KY.
MULI.ESDORE. Perry r.. Sesierville. Tenn
RAPER, Carlo B.. Atlanta, Ga.
| RoLEwsKI. Joseph, Pittsburs, Pa.
RUSSELL. Charlie. Birechel Ky.
| SANDY, Peter, Syracuse. N. Y.
sIMA, Joseph. Phillips. Wis.
TANRELLA Adam. Cleveland, Ohio.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
HEARING on FORM OF C0NTRAoT,

Notice Is hereby given that a Publ,
Hearing Will be held at the ONCE of the
Public Service Commission for the Fra
Manhattan, New York City, on the isth
day of March 1919, at 1890 A. NJ. upon
the proposed terms and conditions of ii.
form of contract for erection of structuraI
steel for Section No. 2. Routes Nos 10 a
%. part OF the Seventh Avenue LsIins-
ton Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad
Copies OF the said draft of proposed nm.
tract may be obtained at the once OF th;,
Commission for 800 each
Dated New York, February IS, 1919
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
by TRAVIS II. WHITNEY. Acting (lhai,,,,,
JAMES n. WALKER Secretarv
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CHAMP CLARK TO BE OPPOSED,
Indications That He May Not Lead
Minority.

Special Despatch 10 TIE Sex.
WARRINGTON, March 4.-Thet storm
clouds are gathering against the leader
ship of Champ Clark OF the minority
party in the next House was Indicate
in statement issued by a committee OF
eighteen members to-day urging the
formation of a steering committee on
the Democratic side in the next House
with view to freer interchange of ideas
and presentation Of a more solid front
to the Republicans
The committee comprises the following
signers OF the statement: Representa-
tves Sanders (La.). chairman: Ayers
tKan). Nce-chairman McCllntio
(Okla}, secretary, and Representatives
Mays tUtah), Whaley IS. c.. Camp.
bell (Ps-). Goodwin On. c., Rainey
Ill, Benson (Md), Gard (Ohio). Nicely
(W. Va. McLane (Pa.). Hastings
(okla.). Lesher (Pa.). Rouse tKy.),
Candy g. D. and Kincheloe (Ky.).
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SOUTH WING SOUTH
Cadet Barracks and Guard House Otrics
Quartermaster, West Point N. Y Seaied
proposals will be received here until IA M
March ~, 1919. and then opened, for con.
structlon of South Wing South Cadet RAJ
racks and Guard House. Information on
applIca ton 80
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wAsHINoroN, March S.-The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
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sITpATIoN wANTED-NAIr

THOMAS g, EERRIDGE, 81 t,hando,
Ave.. south Ealing London WIS, Eng
ARA d'N'rc1 I" represent a few first class
Amer lean trims; TWENTY-FIVE wears CO.,
on 'pcTierce ~ private -slretsrv and
"h'.f "'srk Write .e= cable &c as aSsys
address. llzrtT, ~SS'N
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19
WILSON LINE
Direct Fast Passenger Service
Between
Philadelphia and PennsGroye
Schedule in Effect Sept. 90, 1919


Subject to change without notice
Leave Penns Grove for Philadelphia,
week days except Saturdays, $50 A. M,
IL. 80 and 4.45 P. NJ.
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, at
500 and HOO A. N, 200, 4.45 and 7.30
P. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia for Penns Grove,
week days except Saturdays, SOC A. M,
IL. 90 o'clock noon, AIS P. NJ.
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays,
100, 1890 A. NJ, 1.30, Ais and ZOO P. NJ.
All trips stop at Checter
Rates Of fare
W Penns Grove and Philadel-
phia, daily. Single, 25c.s Half Single.
Use. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays,
single, Soc, Half Single, I5c
Between Chester and Penns Grove,
daily, including Saturdays. Sunadys and
Holidays. Single I5c.y Half Single. lee.
No Excursion Tickets will be sobd.
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Shipyards Get Up Speed

Chester's two ship fabrication plants
are putting craft over in one-two-three
fashion. Both the Sun and the Mer-
chants plants are winding up the year
with a g~randstand finish.
On December %, the William Henry
Webb, a cargo carrier named after one
of the old associates of John Roach,
will be launched at the Merchant yard.
The sponsor will be Mrs. Gilbert P.
Taylor, wife of a member of the Elmer
gency F1eet~Corporation. On December
26 the cargo carrier S. S. Summerleaf
will make her maiden dip at the same
yard. Miss Dorothy Ann Harrison will
be the sponsor. The Symmetrical will
make the twelfth ship put over by the
Merchants plant this year. The Webb
and the Summerleaf are of the same
dimensions, 401 feet long, with a
breadth of beam of 81 feet. a moulded
depth of go feet 10 inches, and built to
make II knots an hour.
The Sun plant has set December "
as the date for the launching of the
cargo carrier Conshohocken, and this
will be followed by the freighter Dis
trict of Columbia, on December II
This years record for the Sun will be
10 vessels. The District of Columbia
is 1876 feet long. with a dead weight OF
10000 tons.
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Refining Company May Enlarge Plant

1t is reported that the Union Petro-
leum Company plans a "million-dollar
at their works along the
river front at Marcus Hook. Just what
will be the exact nature and scope or
the mprovemen cannot be stated yet.
but it is said that there is little reason
TO doubt the story, according to the
Marcus Hook Press.
Men in charge of the affairs or tne
at that place are so extremely
reticent in the matter 1T is absolutely
impossible to gain direct
of the story, but that a big expansion
proiect will soon be set afoot is some,
thing more than a mere prediction.
According to unconfirmed reports there
will be- a big change at his plant ana
q big increase in the buildings n
machinery, all of which is now neces-i
sary to AXE care of the growing busl-
ness which has swel1ed to enormous
proportions. -
What proportions of the immense
sum will be diverted to building and
what to machinery cannot be learned
but that a tremendous project Will De
put through during the next twelVe
months is practically certain. j..
Marcus Hook oil business is one OF
the big facts upon which solid prosper
itv of the borough is founded Ihe
business of refining has grown TO I'M
mems PROPORTIONS here and is still in
creasing1 at a most surprising rate. IT
NAV be expected from present 1nd1ca-
tons that all the oil companies in this
region will develop the coming year.
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Metric System Explained In One
Minute

A membe of World Trade Club
holds the world record for rapid ex-
PLANTATION of the Metric weight meas
urements and the way in which they
ought to be used. He does this in one
minute. An objector who had never
looked the matter UP declared that the
metric system was complex and that II
would take a long time to learn it. 1t
was then that the membe of World
Trade Club first undertook to explain,
in one minute, all that needed to be
known of metric units. He did it to the
satisfaction of eminent h Here
is how he did it,
Learn only the units, dollar, meter.
liter, gram;-dollar, the measure OF
value; meter, the measure of length;
liter, the measure of bulk; gram, fol
weight. o know all about the
American dollar. The metric units,
meter, liter, gram. are just like dollar,
divided decimally and multiplied decl-
mally. If you want to compare metric
units with present units, the meter Is
100 more than the yard; 500 grams is
1907 more than the pound avoirdupols
the liter is SEQ less than the U. 5
LIQUID quart 13& less than the British
liquid quart)-that is all 500 need to
use the metric standards"
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Dupont Man HOn0red

For unusual services in connection
with the fullfllment of duties connected
with contracts between the DUPONT
Company here and the Italian Govern
ment, Alphonse Lissner has been ere
sted ChevaIier of Italy and awarded
the Order of the Crown by the klns'
Mr.. Lissner has been informed Of the
high honor through telegram received
from a friend of his which addresses
him by the title.
Chevalier Lissner is now an Amerl-
can citizen, having been naturalized
since the beginning of the war and has
been assistant to Col. E. G. Buckner, in
the military sales department. HIS
services brought him very closely into
connection with the Italian Government
and with the King. In many ways,
his association is said to have been OF
unusual confidential nature. The man
ner in which the work was carried on
nv Mr.. Lissner merited high commenda-
ton from his employers and the Italian
Government as well.
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Insects Threaten Peaches

Among the insects that threaten the
neach industry of Delaware are the
oriental peach moth and the Japanese
beetle. During 1918 the United states
Bureau of Entomology sent two men VINO
covered claw in search of the orl-
entail peach moth, and while hey founo
some injury that might nave peen
caused by the insect, the insect ltseil
,yas not found. During the last season
Tho northern end of the State was again
inspected by r. Earle Dickey. of stan
ton. and Francis O'Rourke. of Newark
graduates of Delaware College VINO
found some suspicious injury, but stu
failed to find the insect A close watch
will be kept upon the pest and If found
steps will be taken to prevent is
spread,
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Must Show Ownership To Get 1929
Licenses

Motorists who desire to obtain their
1920 automobile or truck licenses with
the least amount of difficulty are ad-
vised to follow the list of "rules
bic have been compiled by Motor
Vehicle Commissioner Dill. Though
the rules are, with the exception OF
one. similar to those of last year, there
will undoubtedly be many new appi1-
cants for drivers licenses and car
registrations who villa do we'll to study
them. The slogan of the Motor Veh1cle
Department this year is Get YOU 1879
licenses early"
The new ruling, which applies to the
recent legislation regarding the neces-
sity of a bill of sale with the purchase
or transfer of a car, states tnat re-
newaI applications for mob re
istrations must be accompanied by the
small certificate for the current year;
in lieu thereof it will be necessary TOT
the applicant to present a bill OF saie'
This rule makes it Impossible TOT the
owner Of a stolen machine to renew
a license.
Other of the Motor Vehicle Depart
ment's rules which the motorist Will 40
well to follow are:
"All Implications for the registration
OF, commercial motor vehicles equipped
in whole or in part with solid rupper
Tres. unless such vehicles have mere
fore been registered in New Jersey
must be accompanied by a weight slip
showing the weight of the vehicle.
The police authorities of the state
and the Motor Vehicle Department IN
spectors will be requested to rigidly en-
force the law prohibiting the use OF
1919 registration plates and drivers
licenses after December 81.
ITO clarity a situation which is mis-
leading to many motorists of New Jer-
sew. it is pointed out that the reglstra-
ton year in the State of New YORK
commences on February l, ana termin-
ates on anuary 81, following, so that
1919 registration plates on New York
cars will be recognized in New Jersey
until January 81. 1920.
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Rat Hides Sell High

The muskrat trapping season, which
opened on December 1, is bringing
thousands of dollars into the pockets
of the trappers who go after the marsh
hares on the meadows n delaware. The
hides opened at the unheard of price
of 50 each, and have been steadily adj
vancing ever since, until the other day
a sale was made at the farm of the
C1eaver Brothers, below Odessa, when
1876 hides, large and small, were sold
to Wilmington buyers for SO each.
From all accounts there seems to be
about an average crop of the little
animals this season, and the trappers
are selling the hides as soon as pos
sible after the rats" are caught. The
carcasse are finding ready sale at &c
and rs cents each.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19
Steel Tanker in SO Days

Built exactly in SO working days, be-
lieyed to be a world record in big steel
ship construction. the tanker Gulftrade
was launched from the yard of the sun
Shipbuilding Company. in Chester, De-
cember 9Th. Her keel was LAID august
9Th. The Gulftrade was built Tot the
Gulf Refining Company. She will be
the twentieth ship launched by the Sun
Company since the Company started In
the s%hipbuilding industry less than
three years ago.
The Gulftrade is a single screw pro-
heller. 43O feet long, has a breadth OF
beam SO feet, a moulded depth OF 50
feet and a lightweight tonnage OF H.
700.
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To Rebuild English Tanker

The Pusey and Jones Company, Will
mington, has received an order for four
(4) S500-ton tankers from the Anglo
Saxon Company, of London, England.
These four vessels are duplicates of
the vessels built at the Harlan plant of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
ton about three years ago for the
Shell Line.
The vessels will be built at the
Gloucester plant of the Pussy and
Jones Company and the first two keels
will be laid within the next two weeks.
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Where Happiness Is Found

It's not in titles or in rank,
It's not in wealth like London bank,
To purchase peace or rest
If happiness has not her seat
And center in the breast,
We may be wise, or rich or great,
But never can be blest.
Robert Burns.
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OVER THE RIVER
Dupont Chemical Elects Directors

The stockholders of the dupont
Chemical Co. held their annual meet
ing at the headquarters of the Com
pany, in the DUPONT building, Whining
ton, on the 18th inst. The acts of the
officers and directors for the current
year were approved andaa1l of the re-
firing directors were reelected, as
follows:
H. F. Brown, chairman; Hunter
Grubb, S. ID. Davis, Jr., H. E. Lackey,
J. w. Films, Fin Spare and w. f.
Raskob.
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Muggins-"It isn't only the rich who
suffer from exaggerated go" Bug
gins-"That's right. Many a man blows
his own horn because he can't afford q
chauffeur"
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19

Tommy-"Pop, what does In vino
v~eritas' mean?' Tommy's Pop-'In
vino v~eritas, my son, means in win
there is truth. Also there is an old
saying that truth crushed to earth will
rise again"
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19

Hoax-"Yes, he's crazy about playing
the markets. The poor worm literally
feeds on the stock market" Joax-
"A tape worm, eh?"
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19

You never can tell. A woman nay
be a perfect cat and still be afraid OF
a mouse.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19

The fellow who is always waiting
for something to III up might marry
a girl with a pugnese.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-19

Good thing the telephone girl isn't
a prude. She may be electrified, but
she is never shocked.