davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-01
Ford.Amos.

The marriage Of ota Edna Amos
and Shelton K. Ford was solemniZad
tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock ct
the home Of the officiating minis er
lie Rev. j. P. York OF the southern
Methodist church. Only INC "nm"-
diate family witnessed the cere u"ny
The bride Is O daughter Of r. j. Alnos
81 Edgemont, and IIr For is TIC
On Of j. +. Ford Of Grafton. Follow
Ing the ceremony Mr.. Ford and his
bride left for wedding Journey east
sfid on their return will be al hons
Is their friends at Edgemont.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
A VIZ

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
scnltura ,,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, prin acest aviz da
de stire membrilor sal din loc 81
in special membrilor care sunt a.
fara din oras, ca societatea noas-
ira a votat sc face un tablou
pentru membrii fondatori al ha-
lei. Tabloul este pus in lucrare.
Deci rugam respectuos pc fratil
membrii, care sunt afara din oras,
care au bunavointa a figura ca
membrii fondatori, sa-Si trimita
fotografia, alaturata Gu suma de
$1,000 (zis zece dolari). Fiecare
frate membru este rugat a trimi-
te cele mai sus amintite pima IN
ziua de Is Septembrie 1919.
In speranta Cd va yeti face da-
torinta fiecare, seminar Gu dra.
goste adevarat frateasca.
I'm numele societatii ,,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
Geo. Iacsa, presedinte
Geo. J. Sissea, secretar
(209-12)
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(Urmare).

= SAAAASs' ~
Cind egalitatea exista Intre doua
sau mai multe liste, mandatele Sc
attribute candidatilor de pc ambe-
lie liste, care au intrunit individu-
al cele mai multe voturi, 81 in caz
de egalitate intre dol sau mai mul-
ii candidate, Sc procede prin ira
gere de sorti.
Voturile obtinute de un candi-
dat, de cedat in cele 10 zile libere ce
proceed scrutinul, sunt valabil ci-
stigate listei Garcia apartine 81
mandatul, care la Fl revenit din
cauza numarului de voturi ce a OBJ
| tinut, Sc va atribui candidatulmi de
pc acea lista, care-i urmeaza ime-
dat ca numar de voturi.
Art. rs. Daca in vr'o sectie de
vOtare sau in mai multe, votarea
s'a interrupt sau s'a zadarnicit,
preSedintele alegerii, inainte de ce
Jar cOnstata rezultatul alegerii, va
Ordona urmarea vOtarii sau noua
vOtare
Daca insa vOturile ramase meek
primate ale respectivei sectii de vo-
tare n ar putea schimba rezultatul
alegerii, presedintele va putea O.
mite continuarea sau repetarea a.
legerii.
Art. n. Pentru continuarea sau
repetarea alegerii presedintele fl
xeaza ziua fara aminare, care nu
poate fl mai curind decit ziua a
patra 81 mai tirziu decit ziua a sea-
sea della data hotarirei presedinte-
lni. Aceasta hotarire va fl trimisa
primariei comunelor apartinatoare
la scotia de votare, unde va fl pu-
blicata fara aminare dupa obiceiul
din cOmuna.
La alegerea intrerupta vor lua
parte numai alegatorii carl inca
II 'au votat. Votarea Sc face dupa
aceleasi norme.
Totalitatea rezultatelor Sc va ia
ce de presedintele alegerii numai
dupa sosirea rezultatelor della Sec
title de votare, care au continual
sau repetat votarea.
Art. 7S. Alegerea restrinsa Sc va
tlnea In zlua zecea, ce urmeaza
dupa ziua fixata pentru prima a.
legerc.
In biroul electoral 81 la sectiile
de votare vor f,lnctiona tot aceiasi
membri al birourilor.
Daca unul dintre candidate ad-
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Vl|tutc SiDcSfrdu
ROMAN cON1INPoRAN
DE-
G. r. PASCU.

,,Bogdane! Tu Sc stat Gu arma
in nina Sc til locul sentinelei Of
ma viu", sopti Voica la urechca
lui. ,,Vasile 81 tu Stane, sa stati
lungiti la pamint 81 sd veniti in
ajutorul lui Bogdan daca va ii
nevoie. Eu viu indata, 81 luind pc
neamtul de funie, Gu care Bogdan
ii legase miinile la spate, porni
GU el inapoi.
Ajuns in valcea, Ia grupa csa
mare q patrulei sill pc Meant
prin amenintari sd spuna parola
81 respunsul din noaptea aceca.
lIntfe oamenii ei avea si I'M evreu
pc care II luase mai multi ca s&l
alba dc talmaci Ia css de nevoie,
81 ~ Find intrass IL mira
dicfiobArului luat de Ia ungurul
exrpia a taiase useshile, 81 nasul,
invttase mai MULE curinte neuass
teyti ps tari L ptonunta bine Il
ltiee - les4sIs . laltx. ii lux
tunieI \ hipials 4 dupx ee snulse
din psa enfin n cuvintels pre-
tioa1e ds sri stsG nesoie, Il lxsx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
Project DE- LECf ELfCTORALA!
pentru 1ransi|vania, Banat 81 Ii
nuturi|e ,romanesti din Ungaria.

miSi la alegere restrinsa decedat
|1nainte de ziua fixata pentru alege-
ire, alegerea Sc considera de zadar-
nicita 81 sc va face alegere noua.
Art. 79. Daca biroul electoral
central afla din raportul presedin-
telui alegerii, sau din procesul YER
bal, ca alegerea in vr'o circumscrip
tie s'a zadarnicit, va face dispozi-
til pentru a Sc tine o noua alegere.
Pentru tinerea alegerii noui Sc
vor observa normele fixate pentru
alegerea prima.
Art. 80. Rezultatul alegerii din
circumscriptie pentru Adunarea
deputatilor sau pentru Senat va Fl
adus la cunostinta publica prin in
grijirea biroului electoral central,
81 in afara de resedinta circumscrip
/ tiei prin Monitorul Official, Gazeta
!, i,Oficiala COnsiliului Dirigent, Zia-
re 81 prin publicatiuni, orr Sc vor afi
Sa la toate primariile comunelor ur
bane 81 rurale.
Art. 81. Rezultatele sectiunilor
de votare, totalizarea acestor rezul-
tate, precum 81 toate calculele 81 o.
lperatiunile pentru atribuirea man
datelor, att pentru Adunarea de-
|putatilor, cit 81 pentru Senat, Sc
'vOr consemna de preSedintele ale
gerii in proces-verbal, incheiat in
trei exemplare.
Art. 80. PreSedintele alegerii du-
pa cercetarea rezultatului eliberea-
"a candidatului un certificat dove
!ditor alegerii lui subscris de pre-
sedinte 81 de grefier.
Art. S3. Operatiunile fiecarei a.
legeri sunt supuse controlului su-
perior al Adunarii respective.
Cind adunarea constata O eroa-
re de calcul in atribuirea mandate
lOr, va rectifica erOarea 81 va atri-
bui mandatul candidatului in
drept.
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sui valcelei, unde este ferit de lu.
nina reflectorului, 81 porni urma.
ia de eel lalti catre tabara dus.
manului, de data aceasta nu tiris
ci numai aplecati, 81 mergind in.
Get, cit Sc poate de lin, ac sd nu
faca sgomot.
Ajunsi in dreptu1 gardului de
slrma Voica spuse soldatilor sal
mai tale in laturi pc eft vor putea
81 sirmele Sc lie infasoare pc pari
ca sa nu fie in Gale, 81 sa aStepte
acolo pima Sc va reinapoia, 81 a
pornit inainte.
Clnd a ajuns la Bogdan ia Co.
municat parola is respunsul dus-
manului zic1ndu-i sd Sc foloseasca
de ele daca va cere trebuinta 81
luind pc Vasile si pc Stan ple-
cat inainte catre intariturile dus-
manului, find imbracata Gu tu-
MICA sentinelei 81 cn chipinl pc
cap, care find cam mare Sc spriji-
nea4pe ulea}lle ei.
Deds lssl unde All capturat
aAaa 4:,>n1a y: -, X Il 4 - -. ~ a.
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cind Sc auzia 81 crimpeie de cuvin-
te rostite in limba germana, dar
intunericul era prra des, ca sd sc
poata vedea la o distanta mai
mare de cincizeci de paSi. Game
nil stateau Gu pusca intinsa 81 Gu
resuflarea oprita, asteptind 20
manda foe. Vasile, care era linga
Voica, ii dadu Gu cotul tocmai
in momentul cind dinsa deschi;e-
Sc gura Sc comande foe.
liam vazut,' sopti ca, 81 pestc
citeva clipe comanda: Foe:
dupa care Sc auzi in linistea mop
tel saliva de impuscaturi.
Toti sarira in picioare sd impre-
scare pc trei german carl lapa-
dasera arlnele 81 stateau Gu mil
nile ridicate in sus. Gu ajutorul
lampei electrice ecu care era pre-
vazuta Voica, vazu Cd cinci sol.
dati 81 un subofiter zac ID pa-
mint. Dol erall mort 81 patTp IN.
niti.
Coi neatinsi tara legati cot "a
cot y ra1itii luat ii spate u pa
trula porni inains Fata yoichei
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Ca sa-si ast1mpere bataile ini-
mel 81 Sc curme firul gindir4i,
Noica a inceput Sc numere. A nu.
marat pima La suta, pima la do
ua, pima la cyinci suite.
nAcum cred ca a atipit 81 nu
he simte," sopti Voica, iarasi a.
sa de inject, Cd de-abia isl auzi vo-
cea, is porni insinte tiris, urmata
de tovarasii ei indrazneti. Pima
la sentinela mai err yre-o doua
suite de pasi, distanta pc care isll
trecut-o Gu mare Iuare aininteN3i
foarte meet, ca Sd nu deStepte sen
tinela. #
Mai era ca vre-0. zece paSi pima
b soldatul care obosit ii ne{li-
jcnt fata de datorintele militare
! pus capul jos se atipeasca, cfnd
v ridick voics i toysrasii Ii si
~ arma SntinSE HzvSlr4 asupra
sentineIei care - tresi y sa<i II,
ssls, dar n ~ IRENE u lacg nioi
: sanscals 4 4 u ~
~ voichef B N, J D eptui ii Bog
6n, c1a 4 ~ g ernlui q
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yY 8 n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
Gap. VII.
Penalitati.

Art. 81. Orice functionar de stat,
communal sau judetian, precum 81 O.
rice persoana investita GU vreuna
din atributiunile pnterei publice,
va neglija de indeplini vreuna
din indatOririle sau serviciile ce-i
sunt Impulse prin acest decret lege,
sc va pedepsi GU amenda de 200
pima la 1000 lei 81 Gu perderea drep
tului de a mai ocupa functiuni pu-
blice pc termin de 2 ami.
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pozitiunile noastre, dar a fost
suprinsa.
,,Se' mergem repede, ca acum
Sc ivesc zorile," sopti Voica, IA.
ra Sc respunda la vorbele lui
Bogdan, 81 pornira in pasi gra-
biti. Cind au ajuns la gardul in-
thu, caporalul Dinulescu la ra-
portal ca au distrus gardul pc 0
distanta de sase suite opzeci de
pasi. ,,Bine,'' respunse Voica,
,,hai Sc mergem, 81 fu urmata lie
restul patrulei. AJunsi in valcsa
au dat de soldatul care pazea
sentinela rapita si spuse 81 el ca
pc frontul ropin au fost strigate
Ia ar1ne 81 focuri de pusca. Voiea
respunse tot Gu un singur Gil
vint: .biness 81 spuse soldatului
sa,ia pc neamt 81 SO urmeze. De-
abba All ajuns in fundul yalcelci
si auzira niste pasi.
liza pamint Gu totii si selnd
Yeti auzi comanda foe saJs tragefi
. SALIVA in ei. yi IN pieiosre ea "a
impreatark ku,sspe M earl x.vog mai
1lf 11 xas{ sss Nh trebue ~
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rapetului, mergeau aplecati 81 din
clnd in cind 81 pc brinci. Voica
ar ii volt sd patrunza pima la re.
dutele dusmanilor Sc abba o ideie
clara de felul cum sunt constitute
dar calca ordinul colonelului, ca.
re il spusese apriat ca Sc faca
tot ce va fl Gu putinta Sc nu atra-
ga atentiunea dusmanului 81 sd Sc
multumeasca Gu &c va putea afla
fara Sc fie simtita.
Mai era ca doua suite de pasi pi-
ma la intarituri, cind au dat pes
te un alt gard de sirma ghimpa-
ia. Era aproape de xina 81 nn nor
ce Sc ridicase dinspre mnnti, In
grosase 81 mai multi dntunericul
noptei. ,,SA taiem 81 gardul asta,s 4
sopti Voica lui Vssile 81 lui' Stan
81 s'au pus pc lucru; intro 3uma-
tate ceas m gardul ghimpat Al
dusmanului era . deschixatura
ca de cinci suite de pasi.
Frau Sc mai urmeze fnainte mum
GO lor distrugatoare, dar niste TO
curl de arme de pc linia rominx
4 facnt-o btnuitoare u ~ retrss
sepede.
md AZ Ajuns Ia Bogdan, acs1
81 s eonunicat & ps linia g.
ls1ll ssa askit stFig1ts y l,a q
@ I M e1teva focpri ~ pse I.
ei6tk tsnils
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inceput Sc arunce din nou razele
reflectorului in spre tabara Ro-
minilor, dar patrula. comandara
de Voica acum era aproape de III
MIA noastra.
Voica a mers inainte Sc ves-
teasca sentinelele de sosirea pa
trulei 81 alergind intro goana .
Aers de comunicat colonelului,
care 0 astepta, toate ce s'a pove-
slit mai sus, aratind distanta e.
xecta intre gardurile de sirma
in care a facut 0 deschizatura
buna 81 departures de Ia Gel din
urma gard 81 pima la primele III
nil de intarituri, IN dosul carora
Sc afla satul Merestis
Colonelul a .remas uimit au-
zind ee fapte ffnmSsse 4 sevar-
sknXAiah ,cp nina de oameni,
mai Gu seama ca din pstruls ger
nlana ma sG6pat nici nm ON. Ra-
pirea sentinelei era iarAf de ma
Ire fnsemnktate.
Dup6 sees ib6tutyo pc umeri III
sse Bravo CAlinesclile. Se stii cl
sfAc rapport si milne esti subloo.,-
kA2S~A Y1xL:Ass ~ -.a~ ~ !.
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+. y 2 y
Art. IS. Acei &c vor Incerca sa
dotindeasca certificate de alegeri
sub hume falls sau in virtutea Ii
nor drepturi pc care stu ca nu le
au, precum 81 acei care Gu Stiin-
ia lor vor Fl ascuns vre-o incapa-
citatc din cele prevazute in deere
tul-lege de fata, sc vor pedepsi GU
amenda della 500 pima la 1000 lei.
. Primarii 81 secretarii, carl vor Fl
eliberat certificate de alligator Gu
rea credinta cetatenilor, earl nu in
trunesc oconditiunile cerute de le-
ge sau vor fl comis sau refuzat sd
elibereze, Gu rea credinta, aseme-
nea certificate cetatenilor avind
dreptul de a lie dobindi, Sc vor pc
depsi GU inchisoare della Is zile la
trei luni 81 Gu amenda della 500 pi-
ma la 1000 lei.
Art. S6. Ceice vor vota in vir-
tutea unui certificat, liberat in u.
nul din cazurile prevazute la art
precedent, Sc vor pedepsi Gu. inchi-
scare della Is zile la 3 luni 81 ell a.
menda della 500 pima la 1000 lei.
Art. 81. Sc va pedepsi Gu aceeas
pedeapsa:
a. Acel care va incerca sa do.
bindeasca certificate de alligator 81
in alte circumscriptii decit aceea a
domiciliului sau real.
b. Acel care va incerca sa vote.
re in doua sau mai multe cifcum-
scriptii.
c) Acel care sc va prezenta Gu
certificatul unui alt alligator 81 va
vota sau va Incerca sd voteze, pre-
cum 81 acel care va ajuta sd Sc CO.
mita. frauda, imprumlltind certifi-
catul sau. eseigF
Art. SO. Membrii birourilor earl,
GU rea credinta, vor fl refuzat de
a primi Un alligator sd voteze, Sc
vor pedepsi Gu perderea dreptulni
de vota 81 Fl eligibili della l pi-
ma la = AMI 81 Gu amenda della 1000
pima la 5000 lei.
Art. 80. Membrii birourilor ca
ri, fara motiv justificat, nu sc vor
rrezenta pentru a incepe operatiu-
nile electorate la ora fixata de le-
&c. Sc vor pedepsi cu amenda dela
800 Ia 1000 lei.
Daca din cauza absentei lor ne
justificate S a aminat alegerea, pc
deapsa va Fl inchisoarea della o lu-
ma pima la 6 luni 81 amcnda deia
1000 la 1000 lei.
Art. 80. Membrii birour:br. carl
sc vor fl intrunit 81 vor ii procedat
la alegere intr'un ali local dccit eel
destinat in acest t-keops Sc v0r pc
depsi GU inchisoare della o luna pi-
;iS la 6 luni 81 Gu amenda della 1000
la 2OOO lei.
Art. 81. Membrii birourilor, earl
refuza de subscrie actele alege-
rel, Sc ver pedepsi Gu perderea drep
tului Gle a vota 81 de a fl eligibili. 81
Gu inchisoare della o luna pima Ia
6 luni 81 Gu amenda della 1000 la
2OO0 lei.
Art. 81. Daca eel insarcinat 8
primi, anumara, sau a despoia bu
letlnele sau va fl cetit alt numt
decit scris fntr 'insul, Sc va pedep
81 cu inchisoare della o luna pima
la 8 luni 81 Gu amenda della 100 pi
ma la 1000 lei 81 Gu interdictia D.
timp marginit.
Iva urma.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

Cetiti yi abonati America"
Z ziarul muncitorilor. Scris In
intelesul lor. Are cele mai per.
fecte gtiri de acasA }i din lumes
fntreagx.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
Farm Produce and Prices

Next week will wine up the sale of
farm produce in the Jersey Market on
Walnut Street, Wilmington. Never in so
years did so little produce from the
Jersey farmers within a radius of
seven miles from Penns Grove go to
Wilmington as this year. The shortage
of crops was caused by shortage of
labor and the wet season.
Prices were never so high. The
prices this week are as follows: Sweet
potatoes. 90-95 cents a basket; white
potatoes, $1-$1.25; cabbage. 50-75 cents;
apples, 50-s1; 25-35; egg
plants, s1-S1.25; Keiffer pears, S1-$1.25.
There has been little frost to do any
damage, consequently sweet potatoes
are being dug unusually late this year.
The lowest price sweet potatoes sold
for was rs cents a basket for large
and so cents for small. 1t cost 4 cents
a basket freight in boats. one more
than in former years. From Courses
Landing the freight is 4 cents. Carriage
in Wilmington which was formerly 2
IS 3 cents a basket. The statesmen get
10 per cent. While they did well the
forepart of the season. the small guam
titles since September brought only
~ AAs
Water melons and cantaloupes were
a complete failure.
The prospects for next year are that
less acreage will be grown than this
year because OF difficulty to get help
on the farm and the high price of man
ure. When farmers have to pay from
$3.50 to Sc a day they ave decided to
cut their crops down to the limit of
what most families can do themselves.
Manure which was 81 a ton this years
crops, was $3.50 when bought last
summer for next years crops and is
now s4.25 to $3.50 and will be SIS a ton
by next spring. Not only are auto
trucks doing away with horses in the
cities, but also on the farms. With i'm
proved roads auto trucks took produce
from Courses Landing to Wilmington
this year for the first. The boat that
started to run in July did not get
enough to pay to run for late produce.
In years gone by two steamers use to
go loaded to Philadelphia each two
trips a week and a daily boat for Will
mington from Courses Landing.
Garden sass now is brought into
Penns Grove and Carneys Point by the
wagon loads where formerly it was
shipped away by the boat loads.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24

Penns Grove Branch of the Zionfsts
Of America gave a banquet TO their
members at their headquarters. rs East
Main Street, on Sunday afternoon.
All the food and "fxins" were con-
tributed and prepared by the members
and their wives and then they paid
sl.00 each for their places at the table.
About $500 was realized from tickets
and contributions. This sum was placed
in charge Of the treasurer. Isadore
Luterman, and viii be turned over TO
the committee Of the Jewish drive now
going on to raise 81. 600, 600 to save the
starving Jewish people Of Eastern
Europe, whom the war has left desti-
tute and helpless and who will utterly
perish unless the good people Of Amer
lea come to their relief. No one for a
can turn a deaf ear to such an
urgent appeal.
Short addresses were made after the
banquet by President Luterman. DR..
barrow and others.
4 mass meeting of all religious de-
nominations will be held in the Taber-
nacle on Sunday in aid of the fund
when addresses will be made by the
different pastors and prominent citi-
~ LhtIS DOQS - ElE0llt. At 4.oU
o'clock.
The drive has been organized with
a competent committee for Salem
County, headed by Sol Weinstein. Of
Salem, as chairman; Aaron Rosenberg.
secretary, and Samuel Klein. treasurer,
with local representatives in different
sections of the County.
Henry S. Silverman Isaac Lavit-
sky are the committee for Woodstown
and Pilesgrove, and A. D. Snelbaker
will act as treasurer. Contributions
can be handed to either of these or sent
by check.
Salem County is asked to raise
$1,000, about one-half of which has
been already secured. Salem and Penns
Grove having raised $1,000 each, and
Elmer $780,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
penns Grove Murder Cases Finished

Chief Justice Black disposed of the
two Penns Grove murder cases on
Tuesday.
In one the Court accepted a plea of
murder in the second degree. The
other went to trial. ON the bench with
Judge Black was Judge Edward c.
Washington.
At the opening of Court Guiseppi
Pepi retracted his plea of not guilty
to murder in the second degree. The
Indictment against Pepi was for the
murder at Penns Grove on July 9th,
1917, of Camille Debate. and was found
at the September. 1917, term, but the
reason that the case was not moved be-
fore was because the defendant was a
fugitive from justice.
S. Rushing Leap. who was appointed
counsel for Pepi, presented a confess
sion from DeRato and mad an earnest
plea for leniency.
Pepi was sentenced to State prison
at hard labor for a maximum of 80
years and not less than u years.
Prosecutor SummeriH then moved the
Indictment against Antonio Saldino for
the murder at Penns Grove, on April
oath. 1919. of Antonio Ingolia. The de-
PENDANT was represented by Attorney
Henry Burt Ware, Of salem. and Ed
ward j. Riley, Esq. Of New York.
The case was carried into an even
ing session on Wednesday morning
the Jury returned a verdict Of man
slaughter.
Judge Black sentenced saldino to
State Prison at hard labor for a maxi
mum term Of ten years and q minimum
term, of six years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
Joseph Reath, Chief of First Aid for

Joseph Reath, Chief of First Aid for
the dupont Company at Deep Water,
has bought Albert Steiner's house at
Broadway and Third Street in Salem
and will make it his home in the future.
The pamphlet laws for fish and game
issued by the New Jersey Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners for 1919, page
rs, paragraph s, says: 1T shall be I'M
lawful to kill ducks between the first
day of October and the fifteenth day
of March,"
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
Hospital Has New Ambulance

The motor delivery wagon owned by
the salem County Chapter Of the Red
Cross has been traded in and a new am
bulance bought which has been placed
at the disposal of the Memorial Hos
pital at Salem. BY phoning or other
wise getting in touch with the hospital
any resident of Penns Grove and vlcin-
itv in need of the ambulance can COM
mand its services and be conveyed
therein to the hospital, where they VIII
receive prompt and efficient treatment
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24

Contractor Walter Randolph will
erect a bungalow for John B. Layton
on Georgetown Road. Mr.. Layton has
sold his farm and will vacate as soon
as the building is completed.
Double decked ferry boats on the
Pennsylvania Railroads amden line
with connection with the elevated road
on Delaware Ave Philadelphia, with
out going down stairs have entered into
the plans for ferry terminal improve
ments in Philadelphia and Camden.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
On or before twelve o'clock noon of

On or before twelve o'clock noon of
Wednesday next, October 29th, the
Boards of Registry and Election must
deposit in the post office sample ball
lots for the General Election.
Ellsworth Sickler, who robbed the
Western Union Telegraph office in the
tower at Main Street and the railroad
crossing, pleaded guilty in Court last
Friday and was sentenced to three
months in the County Jail and to pay
a fine of $50 and costs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
NOTICE

The County Board of Registry and
Election will sit at the Court House.
Salem. from 5 A. NJ. to 5 p. M, Thurs
day, October 30th. and Saturday, No
vember LIST, 1919, for the purpose of
registering voters and erasing same.
f. H. LLOYD, President.
+. A. OEHRLE, Secretary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24

Pumpkins are scarce this year. The
wet weather hindered growing the crop
and the plant from polorizing.
The evening world., 1919-06-17
1000 WOMEN IN CHASE
ENDED BY REVOLVER SHOTS
Fleeing Youth Knocks Down Jani-
treSS Armed With Pick-Axe
by Blow to Jaw.

Captured in a chase OF half a mile
through Bronx streets in which two
shots were fred by detectives and
which led through a crowd Of almost
1000 women and children. a man said
he was Morris Greenberg Of No. l26
East losth street. was held in S3.5OO
bail on charge Of burglary by Mag
istrate smms in the Morrisania Court
this afternoon.
Neighbors heard a noise In the apart
ment OF lsadore aKtz. OF NO. 97S Aldus
Street. whose family Is away for the
summer. The Janitress, Mrs. Margaret
McCleary, telephoned for the police,
stationed nelghbors all around the
building and then, armed with a pick
handle. wenton guard outside the door.
"A youth dashed out. knocked her down
the stairs with a blow on the Jaw and
fed up the street. followed by a rapidly
increasing crowd. The police had a