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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
An Auto Accident

Last Saturday night about 1890,
o'clock Frank Raine's automobile ran
amuck into a telegraph pole at Tyler
Street, Carneys Point and the riders
were thrown out thru the windshield.
Raine was severely cut in the back
with glass and Edward Clyde had one
ear nearly cut off. William Meglll
and Gilmore had slight injuries.
The auto was a wreck. They were
taken to DIR. Baxter's office in another
auto and he sewed Clyde's a togeth-
err with several stitches.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Potato Shipment Begun

Elmer is the leading center IN South
Jersey for the shipment of white po-
tatoes. The first carload left Elmer
on the 18th for Atlantic City. The
highest price reached was $3.50 per
hundred pounds, equal to s10.44 a bar
rel. The price has dropped to S9.oo a
barrel. Most potatoes are green ana
will not stand long shipments, by be-
ing confined in cars
There is fear of a shortage of cars
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Corner Stone Laying

The corner stone to the new st.
James Roman Catholic Church will be
laid on Sunday, 25th, at 8 P. M. by the
Right Reverend Thomas j. Walsh,
DID,, Bishop of New Jersey, of Tren-
ton. The sermon will be by Rev. w.
F. Dietrich.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
SaIem's Shoe Factory

John E. Sullivan Shoe Company has
bought the old colonial homestead of
the late Robert G. johnson, from his
son Henry johnson located in Salem
adjoining the Presbyterian Church.
Salem hopes to soon have a shoe fac
tory which will employ several score
of hands.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23

The Atlantic County Agricultural
Fair will be held at Egg Harbor City
on September 8, 10 and IL. The COM
mittee has awarded a contract for a
frame building 92 by So feet for the
exhibition of poultry, etc.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
COL. B. DYER

was in command at Fort Mott in 1897
S, died at his home in San Francisco,
July 9th. He was in the Philippines
in 1889 and returned to San Fran
cisco in 1900.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
n HOLD SOUTHWEST
 I'M. |. 4. CONVENTION

The next annual convention of the Y. M. c. A. of the southwest, including Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas. will be held at Douglas. Jan. 14, 15, Is. The event will open with a banquet Friday evening, with an address by Carl c. Magee, proprietor of the AL buquerque Morning Journal, on "Relig- ion in Business"
 Among those who are to take part are the following: James G. McNary. chairman of the insterstate committee; Carl c. Magee, proprietor of the Albu- querque Morning Journel; H. O. Hill. state secretary of the Y. M. c. A. of California; A. Bruce Minear, Denver: F. A. McCarl, New York; s. I. Esquivel, Fl Paso; David Owl. Indian Y. M. c. A., secretary from Sacaton; s. J. Bri- ent, general secretary Y M. c. A, Fl Paso; J. O. Sexson, general secretary, Y. M. c. A., Phoenix; Dr. J. c. Nor ton. Phoenix; Roy E. Dicl1erson of the National War Work council; R. c. Pifer Denver; and the local secretries and interstate staff.
 A general invitation is extended to all who are interested in attending this important gathering. For further in- formation write to the executive sec retary, ". H. Day, I'll Caples building,
 Fl Paso, Tex.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
SUGGESTS CAMERON FUR COMMITTEEMAN

Frank R. Stewart, whose name has selecting the national Republican com mitteeman for Arizona, yesterday off, fered a solution of the matter. propos- ing the name of United States Sena- tor-elect Ralph Cameron. MT. Stew Srt said that he had been informed that MT. Cameron would accept the appoint ment if rendered him.
 Replying to the suggestion that Mir. Cameron, by reason of his office, might not care to accept the appointment, MT. Stewart said that this occupancy of the office would not be without prece- dent and he mentioned the long tenure of that office of United States Senator Weeks of Massachusetts and Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania
 From other sources it was learned later iA the day that the appointment of Mir. Cameron would be vigorously opposed and the belief was expressed that he would not enter a fight which would disturb Republican politics in the state. with himself as the storm center.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

his Marshall, Tom IIigley, Mrs. Charles
 Orme, Hal Montgomery. w. s. Mont
 gomery, Mrs William O. Sweek, Mrs.
 Hal Montgomery, Mrs. H. w. Asbury'
 Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Misses Archer
 Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Vernon Peters, Tom Dunbar, Mrs. Donald Dunbar Dwight E. Heard. A. C. Bartlett, Mrs, George A. Obey. Mrs. Henrietta Olney, Mrs. Thomas Dunbar Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Kimball Bannister Dr. lBannlster, Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs. All bert Rosenberg, National Bank of Ari- lzona. Valley bank, Central bank, Mrs David Goldberg. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg Mrs. P. A. Gillespie, Paul Bennett, Mrs Charles Stauffer. Mrs. A. K. Stacy, R. l Allyn Lewis & Company, Dr. R. w Craig. pr. Robert Brownfield, Dr. Louis IDysart Tribolet's, McDougal & Cassou U. F.. Rickard, Welnick market and IWetzler's.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
DIGGING FUR WATER
 STRIKE GAS POCKET

A gas pocket was encountered at a depth of 475 feet by men drilling a water we'll at Nada, nine miles south Of Castle Hot Springs Junction, a week ago last Thursday, according to veri- fled reports received here last night. The rush of gas from the we'll was of greater volume yesterday it was re- ported, than the day the pocket was encountered. The water well was be- ing drilled for O MT. Griffen of Glen dale.
 Much interest was aroused here by reports of the striking of the gas we'll, as it is considered possible indication of oil in that locality. The Phoenix oil and Exploration company is drilling a well three miles from Nada, with J. E. Faber in charge of operations. It is understood l.. B. Tannehill, Califor- mia oil operator, is coming here soon to inspect the gas we'll A number of geologists already have been over the field.
 < In In speaking cee ths well last zaisiut MT. Faber said 1t probably was a dead pocket, at that depth.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

system are that all the time spent run ming to and from home and the otflce by the clerks to get their midday meal is saved. In Rome, where the dls- tances are not great, most of the clerks go to their homes for the midday meal. The mo lunch hours day while presenting certain advantages for the employees, is not always saus- factory for the public, for it practically reduces the business day by half
 The clerks at the ministry of public instruction have succeeded in obtain
 ing from Minister Croce permission to
 allow a trial of the "orario unIco' 10 be made. The new office hours fixed by the chiefs are from 80 until 7:S0i a time table which does not please the clerks at all They are agitating Tor the time to be changed from S:3O untll l 8 30 and in some sections they have l already started this new regime forcl- | bly, presenting themselves at S:30 and | leaving the office at 3:30.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
t Is q Child:s Righf to LiDe

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
SENIOR ALUMNI
 DANCE MONDAY

Present seniors and past students of the Phoenix union high school will join tomorrow night in staging a se- nior- alumni dance at the Country club The event is expected to be one of the big social affairs of the season, linking the past and the present and at least 15a couples will attend.
 Arrangements for the dance have been completed and the club house vii. be elaborateIy decorated for tomorrow evening An excellent program oi dance music will be given and nothing has been spared to make the affair [ notable success.
 The dance will be given at 8:3t o'clock. All seniors and alumni of tht high school are invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
DREAKLESS DAY
 IN PUBLIC SERVICE

ROME, Dec. 25-For some time an agitation has been going on in the government offices in Rome for the adoption of what is known as the "orario unico," an expression which can be translated only by some paral- Tel phrase as "the no lunch hour day, or breakless office hours. Under this system, which has been in force for some time with certain offices, notably the International Institute for Agri- culture, the employees begin the days work at 30 in the morning and fin ish at 3:30. But they do not leave the office for lunch. The midday collation. is not, of course, abolished, but is taken in the office in a relatively brief space of time. The clerk has then a free half day before him when be comes out of his office at 3: 3o-
 The advantages claimed for this
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
s by the Hundred Thousand Unless Help Comes Quickly

 o and the spring harvest a O The mind cannot such figures this number children
  would  would
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

'1soey @as DO zan5@ nzy oRaSdTsn than yours l
 knSw Aa7sksE3 has 1aEas and needs at home, but main no apssogy AoE seeking 90 Lay on your hearts cur obHg@6au tO avert their incredible agedy. NeIaher of can dare let them suffer through cur indaEerw1cs and then claim servant sh{g 50 Christ" Herbert Hoover.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

No wood is so largely used by Hin doos in India as sandalwood. It has been connected with their rehgioa's ceremonies for more than fourteen centuries.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Alexander Hamilton proposed that the president of the United States be elected for life. Others in the consti- tutional convention favored two or three presidents instead of one.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Thomas Jefferson and John Quincy Adams were elected to the presidency hy the hou Eroc ri presentatives, neither having had d majority of electoral votes.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
What q Fsw of the Magy
 Editorials say:

The health, the happiness, the very afss of these s11 million children de- pends upon the generosity of the Amsrican people"
 Albany (N X) Times Unson. These children are our children, eoos their future heips to mould the deSd- naes of America
 Rhiladefphia PzhEo Ledser. These children are dying Eke fiies at frost time and their death Is a long drawn oua, day by day torture San Antonio (Texas) Li9ht A1 ffris season of the year when our American children are looking forward to the joys of the holiday season, these ittie y2ortunates in Europe are hack ing even the food to sustain lfe-s Mansfead (Ohio) News. We are all sick and tired of drives I of all sorts, but we must not grow weary in the sort of well-doing called for h tf1is appeal"
 Lancaster (Pa.) LnteIEeencer. How can we approach the holidays with clear conscience OUT readers close their ears to the cry Of these chiidren?~
 Minneapolis tn9Enn News The lives of these millions of chi1- dren depend upon America. We can let them die or we can save them"
 Council Bluffs (La.) NonpareH We must not procrastInate; disease and starvation will wait for no mans interference and these hungry little mites have nome but us to hope for aid. !" New Haven (CG) TYmes-Leader.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
European Relief Council

HERBERT HOOVER, Chairman FRANKLIN K. LANE, Treas.
 COMPRISING; American Friends Service
 Committee (Quakers) American Relief Administration Jewish Joint Distribution Committee American Red Cross Knights of Columbus Federal Council of
 Churches of Christ in America Y. M. c. A. Y. w. C. A.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
IRISH PICKETS DENOUNCE
RESOLUTION OF PROTEST
Mrs. Thomas COrliss Scores Senator
Thomas for Activity Over
Flag Burning.

Mrs. Thomas X. Corliss, in speaking
for the Irish pickets" who burned
flag Of Great Britain before tho
Treasury Building in Washington
Wednesday, when informed of the
resolution of condemnation which
Senator Thomas of Colorado intro
duced in Senate, today said:
My attention has been called 10 a
dispatch saying that Senator Thomas
has introduced resolution in the
Senate condemning the burning of the
British flag outside of the Treasury
Building.
in view Of the recent recognition
of the Armenian republic. which was
literally snatched from Turkish con
trojan empire with which we have
had peaceful relationship pickets
feel constrained to remark that Mr.
Thomas must be one of those who
with Emerson believed that con-
sistency is 'hobgobin of little
mind
THE same Senate of which Mr.
Thomas is a member is also resolved
to send marines to Armenia. We sup
pose that the move on foot to buy
old English airplanes is for the pur-
pose of guiding the American battle.
ships across the Caucasus mountains
to the boundary of Armenia which as
far as we know Is in the mind of our
esteemed executive. The pickets are
wondering what qualifications arc
needed to become n member of the
United States Senate"
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
BUTLER WILL NOT
TAKE SECOND PLACE
New York Candidate Wants Top
of Ticket 0nly-0pposes
Johnson on League.

CHICAGO, June 6.--"Either the
nomination for the Presidency or
nothing"
That is the frame of mind in which
Nicholas Murray Butler president OF
Columbia University, arrived here
yesterday. He made a declaration TO
that effect TO newspapermen as he
took up his quarters in the Congress
Hotel If he cannot get the Republi-
can nomination for the Presidency
that will end his mission, for he cares
neither for the Vice Pre- csidency or an
am mbassadorship. or other plums.
Il can safely say the New York
delegation Will stick by me-. de-
clared DR.. Butler. until I release il.
prohibition is not an issue in this
campaign and there will be no plank
concerning 1t in the Republican plat
form.
Il favor ratlsfcation of the peace
treaty with reservations--not be-
cause it is good treaty, but because
Il Is the best the people have
Dr. Butler. in answer TO questions
said that il Hiram johnson got upon
the floor OF the convention to make
personal fight on the treaty. he
Butler. would subsequently get up
and defend it,
He referred to Presidential prefer
etial primaries as "a fraud upon the
people" adding that the only plan to
select candidate was the conven-
ton. He spoke at length in favor OF
a revision of the tax revision.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
laid away -- the burial certificate being
marked Rupture" why? Because thu
unfortunate ones had neglected themselves
or had been merely taking care OF the sign
(swelling) of the afrliction and paying no
attention TO the cause What are you
doing? Are you neglecting yourself by
wearing n truss, appliance, or whatever
name you choose TO call II? At best, the
truss is only a makeshift-a false prop
against a collapsing wall--and cannot be
expected to act as more than n mere me-
chanical support The binding pressure
retards blood circulation. thus robbng the
weakened muscles OF that which they need
most--nourishment
But science has found a way and every
truss sufferer in the land Is invited to
make "A FREE test right in the privacy OF
heir own home. The PBAPAO method is
dnquestlonably the most scientific, logical
aud successful self-treatment for rupture
the world has ever known.
The PLAPAO PAD when sdherng close
~ TO the body cannot possibly slip or SHIFT
out Of place. therefore. cannot ohafe or
pinch. Soft as velvet--casy to appy-in-
expensive. To be used whilst you work
ur springs attached.
Learn how to close the hernial opening
ns nature intended so the rupture CAN'T
como down Send your name today to
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for FREE trial Plapao and the lnforms-
ton necessary.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
SINGLE TERM PLANK
FAVORED BY LOWDEN
Illinois Governor Would Also Have
Aspiring Cabinet Members Re-
sign Their Posts.

CHICAGO. June Gov. Frank o.
Lowden delivered himself yesterday
In favor of a single term for the Presi'
dency and the insertion of plank TO
this effect in the national platform
which will be adopted this week.
He also asserted that he is pre-
pared to insist that any member of a
Presidential Cabinet shall retire i'm
mediately upon becoming a candidate
for a Presidential nomination.
"The President would be freed from
the temptation OF working for fe-
nomination and reelection should he
be limited to one term said the gov
ernor. He would be able to give his
whole attention and his best thought
TO his duties"
Governor Lowden said he was
welded to the budget plan for run
ming the financial affairs of the
country.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
WATSON MAY HEAD
PLATFORM CHIEFS
Indiana Senator Believed logi-
cal Choice as Resolutions
Committee Chairman.

CHICAGO, June s-senator James
T.. Watson. OF Indiana, lie most prom
inently mentioned today for chais-
man OF the convention resolutions
committee. which will bring out ihe
party platform, The Senator is ex-
pected to reach here today.
State delegates have been notihsd
by wire by Chairman Hays, OF the
National Committee. To pick their
representatives for membership on
the resolution committee.
Senator Watson was "A compromises
on the League of Nations covenant
and sought TO bring about Its ratinca-
ton with amendments. II is believed
that his selection as chairman OF the
platform committee will meet with the
support of the Johnson -Poindexter-
Borsh delegates or OF those who are
supporting the "irreconciliables.
The work OF platform building has
ben entrusted 10 many hands. the
general plsnks are being whipped in
to shape by the executive committe OF
the special committee on platform
and policies OF which J. Ogden Mills
OF New York. is chairman, in coliao-
Grafton with Chairman Hays and lead
ers OF the national committee.
Portions OF the platform dealing
with foreign relations are being per-
fected by Senator Lodge with the as
sistancc OF Senators Knox, Fall, ana
Brandegec and others OF the senate
Foreign Relations Committee Senator
Lodge is expected here sunday win
his draft OF these plans ready.
IL was understood, that the plank
dealing with the European situation
will be a straddle. 1t will be dem
mite commitment against interfer-
ence in European domestic matters
or alliances of such a nature as may
lead this country to render armed
assistance because OF such alliance
but there will be a pledge OF sympa-
thy TO those countries with which
this country co-operated in the war
against Germany and general prom"
Use to render what assistance may be
possible and practicable to promote
their welfare. Encouragement VIII
re given those countries that are
starting upon or seeking independ-
ence.
The plank dealing with Mexico,
which Senator Fall of New Mexico is
said TO have drafted, will favor inter
vention unless Mexico shall soon dem
onstrate that il is on the road to a
stable government that viii anord
protection to American citizens IN
Mexico and security for their prop
erty.
1t seems to be the settled conviction
OF leaders here that the platform VIII
BE- studiously silent on the subject OF
prohibition.
The "wets" are actively at work to
force a plank recommending lib
eraI Interpretation of enforcement
laws.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
women TO PICKET
CONVENTION HALL
Battalion Due At Chicago Pre-.
pared to Stage Demon
Stration of Protest.

CHICAGO, June "a battalion Of
determined women bent upon a
vigorous manifestation against the
G. o. p. as protest against the con-
tinued disfranchisement If women
for which the Republican party has
become responsible, will arrive here
tomorrow, National WDnsn's party
headquarters announced today.
The demonstration Will he staged
in front OF the Coliseum. \ lire of
pickets, all carrying banners with
printed inscriptions aimed at what
the femn call The suffrage Fill
buster OF the Republicans" viii be
thrown about the convention hall. to
remain there, the leaders declare. TO
the end OF the gathering.
Some of the banners read "Repub-
licans-the Republican governors of
Vermont and Connecticut refused TO
call a special session
"The Republicans-Are you afraid
of the women's vote?'
"The Republican legislature Of
Delaware fails to ratify."
"RepubIicans-how can you ask for
women's support while you deny them
votes"'
How can you ask for wonen's
money while you refuse them liberty?''
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
POLISH ARMIES SMASH
BIG BOLSHEVIST DRIVE
Regain Lost Territory to Depth Of
40 kilometers and
Press on.
ny MEREDITH O'NEILL.
Special Cable to The Washington

special cable TO the Washington
Times.
WARSAW, June 6.--The Polish
armies have smashed the great Boil
shevist offensive.
Rushing re-inforccments to the sec
tors south OF the Dwina and along
the Upper Beresina, the Polish forces
have regained lost territory to a
depth of forty kilometers, and are
still advancing.
The Bolshevists have launched q
strong cavalry offensive in Ukraine
south OF Kiev, which failed after
small local successes.
The Bolshevist agitator Radek dc.
mands in the official Bolshevist or
gan that all means be employed to
destroy Poland which country forms
dam in the Bolshevist march toward
the west.
Press reports in Poland declared the
government, trusting in Germs ny's
decency did not insist upon the right
OF controlling all transports from
Germany and eastern Prussia across
tho Polish corridor to Danzig, but
that sensational discoveries made on
juno ! disclosed train OF twenty
cars loaded with firearms and muni-
tions destined for eastern Prussia.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope OF cure was an operation
Trusses did me no good. Finally got hold
OF something that quickly and completely
cured mc. Years have passed and the
rupture has never returned. although I am
doing hard work as a carpenter There
have nothing to sell, but will give full
Information about how you may find a
complete cure without operation, II you
write to me, Eugene NJ. Pulien. Carpenter,
3ltF Marcelus Avenue, Manasqusn, N.
Better cut out this notice and show Il to
any others who are ruptured-you may
save a life or at least stop the misery OF
rupture and the worry and danger OF an
operation
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
ADV ERTISEM EMIT
What Causes Wrinkles?
What's The Remedy?

Stop to consider what produces wrinkles
and sagSiness OF skin. Premature aging
mai-nutrition, etc, cause the flesh II
shrink, lose its youthful plumpness and
frmness The skin then is too large fos
the iesh underneath; doesn't ht tightly
and snugly as 1t used tot wrinkles OF
says
II must be plain that To tighten the skin,
make 1t mt the face perfectly in everl
place. will enectusliy remove the hatefu
wrinkles end bagginess. This is easily
and harmlessly accomplished by dfssolv,
ing an ounce Of pure powdered saS Solite in 1
half pint OF witch hazel and using th&
solution as face wash. The ingredientk
you can get at any drug store. Of courses
The results are surprising. The skin i'm.
mediately tishtens UP. becoming frm and
fresh as in youth. Every wrinkle and saS
are affected at once
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
PREMIER USES THREATS
AGAINST IRISH RAIL MEN
Lloyd George Warns Strikers Gov
ernment Will Fight Unless Mu-
nitions Trains Are Moved.

LONDON. June 6.-Premier Lloyd
George has served a stern warning
upon Irish railway strikers, who are
refusing TO handle munitions trains,
that they must return to work or the
government will fght them with all
the resources at its command.
This warning. it was learned today,
was conveyed to the Irish strikers
through J. II. Thomas. head of the
National Union of Raiiwaymen.
The premier characterized the atti-
tude of the Irish railroad workers as
a direct challenge which the British
government must recognize unless It
is TO abdicatc.
by attempting to dictate the poll
cics of the government. labor Is rails
ing the same issues that have resulted
so disastrously for trade unionism in
France" Mr.. Lloyd George declared.