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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
w. c. T. U. NOTES

At the annual meeting of the Woods
town Woman's Temperance Union,
held in sunshine room on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, the following officers
and superintendent were duly elected:
President, Mrs. Hannah r. England;
Vive Presidents from the different
churches; Methodist Episcopal, Mrs.
Lucy w. Layton; Baptist, Mrs. G.
Harold thompson; Presbyterian Mrs.
L. H. Miller; Friends, Mrs. Ida Kirby
Coles; Recording Secretary, Miss
Anna Broadway; Corresponding Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Emily Kirby.
Superintendent: Americanization,
Mrs. Hannah r. England; Anti-Nar-
%cotics, Rebecca d. Norton; Christian
Citizenship and Parliamentary Usages,
Mrs. Anne p. Fliteraft; Evangelistic
and Almshouse, Mrs. Annie r. Lipp-
%incott; Flower Mission, Mrs. Maggie
Peterson, Mrs. Martie A. Borton,
assistant; Franchise, Mrs. Aldona L.
Dickson; Legislation and Petition,
Anna Broadway; Medical Temperance,
Mrs. Maggie L. Lippincott; Social
Morality, Mrs. Elizabeth f. Smell
baker; Observance of the Sabbath,
Rebecca d. Borton; Peace and Arbit-
ration DISARMAMENT, Miss Anna
Broadway; Temperance in Sunday
Schools, Mrs. A. P. FIitcraft; Publicity
Mrs. (. X. Kirby.
The next meeting will be held the
last Wednesday in the month, Oct
ober 26, at 2.30 p. NJ, when a report
of the State convention in Ocean City
will be given by the delegates. And
by-the-Way, it will quite worth While
for members and friends to turn out
and see the work of the fairies in our
beautiful bright sunshine 70 with
its charming little boquets of roses and
ehfYSanthemums placed here and there
its comfortable fire lighted and burn
ing, the gavel placed at the Presidents
table, and everything all ready for the
meeting to proceed even to a splen-
did article on the marked success of
prohibition in America as seen through
a noted Englishman's eyes on a visit
to this country. Fairies bringing
sunshine to the room lovely.
At State Convention
Mrs. Hannah r. England and Miss
Emily r. Kirby are delegates from
the Woodstown Union to the State w.
C.T.U. Convention at Ocean City this
week.
Mrs. W. B Richman. and Mrs. Laura
Evans will represent the Daretown
Union.
Disarmament Conference
A note received from friend Joel
Borton, representative of Disarma-
ment Council, addressed to the VIC.
T.U., states:
"The vital question before our nation
and before the world at the present
time is the action of conference on the
limitation of armament, to be held in
Washington, D. c. beginning Nov. II
"Churches, and various organiza-
tions all over the states, including
colleges and universities are putting
forth an effort to use their influence
toward furthering peace by the re,
duction of armament in this confer
ence."
Invitation is given for two or more
representatives to be appointed from
each body in the borough to a meeting
to be held in borough hall on Friday
October 21st, at 8 P. NJ, to nonsidel
the subject, and if way opens to ar
range for a public meeting in Woods
town to be addressed by a prominen'
speaker.
Full cooperation with this move
ment is sincerely solicited.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21

Minutes spent in mending and label
ing clothes when put away this fall
will save hours in the spring.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21
Solomon Said

AS the whirlwind passeth, so is the
wicked no more; but the righteous is
an everlasting foundation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-21

Mrs. Hannah R. England and Miss
R. Kirby are delegates from
the Woodstown Union to the State w.
C.T.U. Convention at Ocean City this
week.
Mrs. w. B Richman. and Mrs. Laura
Evans will represent the Daretown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
TUCKER MEN WILL HOLD
MEET IN FOREST HILL
Valentine MasSing Forces for Nom
stcr Session Here Thurs
day Nipht.

Henry l.. Valentine. city chairman
OF tn" Tucker campaign committee,
announced yesterday that u meeting
Of friends OF Harry ST George Tucker
would be held in the Forest Hin
school house Thursday night. Plans
for pushing the canvass in that see
ton Will be determined upon. Re-
ports from South Richmond are 20
the effect that the Tucker following
iS growing larger every day.
Chairman Valentine stated yc*tcr-
day that plans for the big ulcctin-;
at the city Auditorium on April 80.
wc-" fast assuming shape. and that
arrangements fov handling the lar
gest crowd ever at the auditorium
wcr" being made.
We expect many citizens from sur
rounding cities" said Mr.. Valentine.
Observation-Disclosures Ashland and Peters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
voting all of their time for many

voting all OF their time for many
months.
There arc siNty-two awards for the
s!Nty-two best statesmen and sales
women. but, regardless of how many
workers there may be. there will lie
no losers. Under the rules of the
campaign. every active member who
fails to win Il prize will lie paid Il
10 per cent commission. An active
member is defined as one who turns
in at least two subscriptions the last
week of the campaign. by entering
today or tomorrow. members have
tho opportunity of capturing the $500
extra cash award and the same sub
scriptions that go to make one the
winner of the extra award are count
ing credits in double quick time to-
wards the $1,000 home. one of the
automobiles or other big awards TO
lac decided At the close of the cam
paign.
several members seemed to be UNI
Ger the impression during the first
period OF the campaign which closed
would earn moro credits ut some
later time during the campaign. At
the time. il was cmpllauctlly stated
ne Of less value, but some OF the
members did not seem To realize the
Importance OF this statement, Again
il is stated that the plan OF this cam
N1icn is :" arranged that credits
count less and less towards the end
CT the campaign. Subscripti ons
turned in during Double En- ".
period count a little less than If they
had been turrcd in during the first
period. Subscriptions turned in dur
inr this second period Of the cam
paign will count considerable more
than if turned in at any later time
during the campaign.
There is room for many more
workers. and IL will be surprising
If there are not at least nifty new
corners within the next Week or so.
The more the merricr. but the sooner
the better.
Those who are Interested should
call at the office. telephone or write
the Craftsmanship Club Department Of
The Evening Dispatch. land they Will
be Immediately supplied with all
necessary information and receipt
books for taking subscriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20

burg are expected to send large dol
eea;tons. Already many town
people have notified us that they will
he present.
ne doors of the auditorium will
hc opened ut T:l5 o'clock, and n hand
concert Will be given until Sis
or'ocN. when Mr.. Tucker will be pre-
Scntcd by prominent citizen. There
VIII DC plenty Of lata trains out OF
!h" city. so that visitors may not
nave to remain i'm town oycrniphi -.
encouraging reports are being re-
,riEcu ~ headquarters in Murphy's
iiote!, both from local ccntcrs and
rom points IN every section of ,h,.
Htd'c' The situation in Norfolk. il
WAS reported last night. is well In
hahd. From the Eastern shore com,x;
hcWS that both .Acconac and North
ann.on Will give Tucker good ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
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INDEXED ron QUICK nprrnry7.M

DENED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
or III, GTilsSs,!iicd advertisements ordered for
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ny rates given herewith covcr morning
fhe execution of THE SUNDAY TistESl,
oiofAISH. which is priced separately.
Schedule of Want Al. Hates.
shc word daily. minimum soc not solid
Mold daily, minimum zee. agate cans
&C word sunday. minimum 36c, sot solid
sc word Sunday. minimum 30c, agate co.,
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Al pages IL IL point. ana tho smaiient
space IN which l2 point typo al may Ge
set Is one inch Tho rate Tor this LARGO
TYPO is cents \ word daily. and cents
word sunday. The same scale OF re-
auctions VIII apply tor regular want
These rates apply only to advertisements.
orlsihnting in Richmond and suburban
territory. From other sources the rates
arc DIily. - cents an agate line: sun
unS. 10 cents an agate line Count
words TO The lnc). Cash must accum-
rany tho order In all Instances.
Longer Term Rates for business .Advcr-
iiscrs on Request
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up to j.. NJ. Saturday for cor ct classi-
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All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
SPECIAL %UIi,r,
NOTICE:
Personals

DktttETS. rugs, carpets. curtains ana
b!tnh:ts cleaned To- the hes; methods 81
the lowest price. Mrs. =. j. Py. 3lI-
81 North Fitth strict
wANTED-Datn OF tho L. Fever family
9i Gpochlnud ana i'owhatan CaumiiIr
I'ist OF chl!Grcn 81 Isaac - Foyer who
ultd III llHb. llti son. Isaac and
hhnEhter Mhgdalcuc. Aldross I!ox J.
1872. rho D!SpaiCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
Funeral Directors

NOuR$l%n UltbERS completed In ~
houTs We equipped to dye yar-
mcnts back in twcuiy tour hours. Thi,
10 n sDe"i1 branch Of oar bcsiness aud
Always gwen prompt attention.
a,it,ne'. SnI S"rth S"v"uth Srrap,.
rllACr-:dwln phnup. funeral director
Hn! "mbIlncr. 5G5 East Main Street.
Mipisn:. 80: RiHi.i;h $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train;
tDaiy. unless OF herw Use shown publishe,
only as information aud not guarantee
DAILY except Sunday. : Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20


WEST OF FIRST STREET.
A. woLI,SfEFFER.
IuhTo%:s DRUG ,sroHE.
siiiSi IESss i ThAK SMSLsS!
BLAxK.s T S1f:L EsNvsREI,d , Sirss.
cAyElsofSss b isIsi s ;!ftGSi
THE naA%pIs pHAKMAcY.
ss9; 'c &. k ATSelT'
GROVE AVENUE ,riiARMAcI.
H. !. BooKEit.
HER ,MiiiTy WsS' pi Mnin ; sirs1,
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
YVES? l sNp r cosf Asc7Ts
1901 w s , SjH1 street,.
rl%E srKEEr a' Fn f,iss.
32i South Pine Strce7.
G. CHlOcCA & UROS
V. II. NAY & BROS.
TARRANT DRUG, COMPANY.
COHEN Coy wa1 br rJ % rN E .I:r s7o,r
II East Broad Street.
FAST OF FIRST STREET.
n1 l9a EG'I fuE FSiff E's'e 60.
J. u, iI::Mf:
$50 North Fourth Street
kicilMoND fnAHA
ScHEK$s.
Ninth and Broad StreCt,
u H9 HSA:S r ~: Gill;
wi iiIL, $'fh rii.HRMN ,.S:'
Twenty FIRST and Marahali Strec-s
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Twcnty.trst and Main Streets.
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
2Iss Eairnoun, Avenue.
$500 V.G1bc Street
EhTOS'S PHARMACY
Twenty-sl1th and Venahic Streets
:. j.. CRAIG
$500 East Broad street.
iOHDS DRUG STORE.
j. F. sMITm.
1907 East Narshall Street
FULTON.
JOHN t EUESTER
:l5 louisiana Street.
]. *. VAUGHAN.
1907 wiiIt,1ImSS,Siurg A sIne
1915 Williamsburg Avenue
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASIliSGTOS & EARLY.
1900 Hull Street.
y. J. PARRISH,
1909 Huh Street
wASIIING.rON & EARLY
:5ls Hull street
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
W. X. v.;UGHAS.
ROLAND rAtK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
USED TRUCKS.
Motorcycles and bicycles IL
Auto Accessories

WHEN buy!nE i bicycle u.wAys buy tho
hest. THAT is the Ranger. j. L. ,luarI,,
:. Son. Sil ". Broad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
BRILLANTE POLEMICA
EN- Ell CONGRESO
JURIDICO
La sostuuieron los Licenciados
don Emilio Rabasa y
don Demetrio Sodi

Telegrama Especial para IA PRENSA."
C1UDAD DE MEXICO, septiem-
bre 24.-En Ia session que aver cele-
bro el Congreso Juridico Nacional, Sc
present0 una brillantfsima polemica,
sostenida entire los eminentes juristas
Licenciados Emilio Rabasa Y Deme-
trio Sodi, figuras prominentes del TO-
70 mexicano.
Ell primero de los polemistas sos
tenfa 81 es conveniente el estableci-
miento del tribunal central de casa
ci6r, y el segundo refuto las argu-
mentaciones de su contrario, dicien-
do que el establecimiento de tai tr.-
bunal trastornarfa Ell orden federalis-
"a, que deberfase enlplear mayor
numero de magistrates y subdividir
las salas
Ell publico sc mostr6 interesadfsimo
en- el curse de Ia polemica, en- Ia que
no Sc lego a ninguna resolucion, ce-
rrandose La session en- medic del en-
tusiasmo general que despert6 Ia doc
Ia controversial sostenida entire las dos
figuras del foro que aver pusieron
catedra de profundos conocimientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
LAS MEDlDAS PARA
PREVENiR LAS
EPIDEMIAS
Deben lleumse a cabo sin
demora, cooperando asi
con ell departamento
de salubridad
LA DESINFECCION ES LA
BASE DE ESAS MEDIDAS

Las autoridades de sanidad de Ia
ciudad, han hecho advertencias 4 to-
das las casas comerciales, parti-
culares que hubieren sufrido duran
tie Ia reciente inundaci6n la compile
Ia parcial invasion de sus sotanos
por Ia corriente desbordada. que pro-
cedan a desinfectar esios en- el menor
tempo possible, para evitar cuales-
quier perjuicios que este descuido pu-
diera originar.
FL senior Charles E Bosshardt, Sc
cretario del Departamento de Sanidad
de la ciudad, dijo aver que de con-
formidad con las disposiciones que
Sc habian dictado, dos empleados de
dicho departamento habian dado prin
cipio irspeccionar todo el distrito
central de la poblaci6n, pues en- esos
lugares existfan algunos sotanos que
per Las circumstances especiales, des-
pedian penetrante DIOR a huInedad y
materias que Sc hallan en- princi-
pio de decomposition.
Todo este Sc quiere evitar 10 mas
rapidamente possible, dicen los emplea-
NOS NC SshiAOdt, PtSS lsi SIui1O
en- un principle solamente atendi6 a
las obras de mas urgencia, tales como
el dsague y limpieZa de las parties ex-
puestas al diario contacto con ell pG-
bhco, dejo para despues esos lugares
I'm tanto alejados del train del dia. y
en- los cuales Sc han lido acumulando
detritus y materias diversas que aho-
ra entran en- descomposicion produ-
ciendo malos olores.
La disposition sanitaria que ha si-
do puesta en- v!gor, consiste en- poner
en- conocimiento de todas las personals
que Sc hallen comprendidaS en- ell ca
so fijado, que oeben proceder a bonn
bear el aqua que aun pueda haber en-
interior de los s6tanos. Gmpiando a
estos de toda inmundicia que Sc en-
contrare y de los residuos de cal y
otras materias que a elios Sc arrojaron
como desinfestantes. en- el concepto
de que Ia persona que no atendiere a
es;a disposition, quedara comprendi-
da dentro de las penas que senala Ia
ley.
Al mismo tempo que Sc procura Ia
desinfecci6n de los sotanos en- el dis
trito central, las autoridades SANTA
riaS han llevado a cabo una campaia
para desinfectar los rios y arroyos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
Ell PETROlERO GREEN
VA A NUEvA YORK

Oua noticia de sensation que Sc
supo aqui hoy, fue IL saHda para
Nueva York, del petrolero William
Green, Gerente de Ia Huasteca Petro
leum Company, quien Va a Ia urbe
americana pamado por Doheny, para
que asiSta q una convention de petro-
leros que Sc efectuara ALI, en- Ia cual
Sc discutir;in los asuntos mexicanos
y Sc acordara dar gran desarrollo Ia
industrial petrolera mexicana. I'm Wis
Il de los arreglos tenidos con el go
bierno una gran importancia Sc da
dicha conferencla que sc resolvera el
porvenir que espera Ia industrial
petroleTa me1icana
En- relacion con eSta question, Sc
dice en- Nueva York, segin noticias re
cibidas aqui. que los petroleros en- el
arreg!o que tuvieron con de Ia Huerta,
reSokieron traoajar en- pro del reco-
nocimiento y que han loGrado hacer
mucho- en- tai sentido, esperandose que
dicho reconocimiento venga de un mo
mento a otro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. septiembre
24.-El verdadero objeto del viaje
esta capital, del ex-Embajador anne
ricano en- Alemania, James W. Gerard
Y del millionaire Ebert H. Gary, Pre-
sidente de Ia Corporation del Acero
de los Estados Unidos, Sc supo hoy
aqui, de fueltes autorizadas. Anbos
prominentes hombres de negocios vi
nieron con el proposito de obtener el
control de Ia Compahia Fundidora de
Fierro y Acero de Monterrey, cosa
que Sc asegura lograron, habiendo
pasado varios miDones de pesos por
u transaction.
Sc dice que dentro de pocos ueses
Sc har5in aquellos cargo de Ia indus
tria reinera, Ia que dar4n un eDor-
me impulse importancia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
mo ACEPTO LA CRUZ ROJA
Ell DONAT1VO QUE OFRELlO
FL GOBLERNO DE MEXICO
En- session ce!ebrada por Ell Cuerpo Directico, Sc
acordo rehusar, con toda cortesia, ell ofreci-
n,iento que hiciera ell Consul Casarin
La Cruz Azul Mexicma y ID
Sociedad Hidalgo' dan cuen
ia de las Iabores desa-
rroIladas 1ltirnanerte

tedichos, en- un caro- proviS.o de los
diferentes objetos necesarios para lle-
mar las necesidades diarias &c II IA
milias que ha tornado bajo ST cargo,
y las cuales, por razones particulares
no acuden a alguna de las Secciones
de Ia Cruz Roja- Estas fau1ilias ne-
nan los requisites que Ia Cruz Azul,
segdn sus ultinlas disposiciones, acor
do requerir para prestarles sus ser
vicios directamente, y por 10 misrno
Sc los presta-
Durante los recorridos diarios del
auto de II Cruz Azul por aquellas
regiones, tambien, Sc preSta Quie-
nes 10 nncesitan diferentes auxilios,
sobresaiendo entire estos los dados
los eufermos, de los cuales durante Ia
semana terminada, Ia Cruz Azu1 turo
dieZ bajo Su directo cuidado. Estos
tanbien formaban casos de los que Ia
Association de beneficencia. aqrf en-
mencion Sc ha propuesto socorrer has
Ia en- tanto que no desapareZcan las
circunstancias especiales que aun pri
van por aquellos contornos de la ciu-
dad, como consecuencia de Ia pasada
inundaci6n.
En- cuanto a 10 dennis, el servicio
ambulante establecido por L. esforZa-
da Cruz Azul que tales resultados
ha rendido entire quienes por causas
deterrninadas no pueden acudir So
licitar aylda . otraS parties, no ha
exclude Ia viSilancia encargada las
comisiones que del seno de Ia ASo-
ciaeion mantienen su mirada de Argos,
Dor ala Obra de eStaS comisiones, ha
sido Ia de haber extendido, Ia Cruz
Azul acerca de Ia Cruz Roja, setenta
Y siete tarjetaS durante Ia Semana
comprendida entire el Is el q del
corrienie y obra de elias tambien Ia
repartici6n de un regular numero de
prendas de vestir, hecha entire perso-
mas de Ia clase mas humilde, que
for1.an una de las prefereDcias de es-
ia Institution para impartrles Su
ayuda-
Los donativos de ropa hechos por
"a Cruz Azul durante Ia semana pasa-
da, agotaron las provisiones de Ia
misIna que ella tenfa, pero aver, una
nueya ayuda recibi0 esta association
en- esa Inca, y esA de nuevo apera-
da para continuar sus dadivas. Tai
ayuda le fue dada por Ia Edge Wood
ShooL" Y representa- ell producto de
una recollection hecha por aquel CEN
tro educativo para entreGarlo Ia
Cruz Azul Mexicana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
NUEYE DESASTRES
OcurTieron ell uiernes en-
los Ferrocarriles Ma
cionales de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiembre
24.-El dia de aver Sc registraron nue.
We descarrilamientos en- distintos lu-
cares del pals. por 10 cual el publico
capitalino que tiene fama de obser-
vador y de ocurrente. bautizo al dfa
de aver con el Hombre del 'sDia del
Descarrilamiento," va que en- esta tenn
porada Sc ha destinado varios dfas al
niiio, al arbol, a Ia bandera, justo es
que el ferrocarril tuviera el suyo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
Ell VIAJE DEL BANQUERO
LAMONT A LA CIUDAD
DE MEXICO
Sc dice que lepa instruc-
clones de soIucionm las
dificultades que a1n
hay penaientes

TcleErayna Especial para Ia PRENSA-"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiem-
bre 24.-Telegranas que aver Sc re-
cibieron de la ciudad de Nueva York,
dan cuenta de que el represeatante de
los banqueros americanos. Mr.. La.
mont saIio de aquel puerto con desti-
no u esta capital y cue trae ins-uc-
clones para iiegar a un complete acuer
do con nuestro gobierno solucionar
definitivamente las dificultades que
aun existen.
En- vista de estos informes, nueva-
mente Sc insiste en- los cfrculos off,
ciales, donde Ia opinion es por demas
optimista. de que el reconocimiento
del Presidente Obreg3n no esta va le-
jano, y que para el dfa q del CO.
rriente fecha Gel Centenario de Ia
consumaci6n de Ia independAncia, la
Casa Blanca otorgara Mexico el
reconocimiento de su gobierno, pues
asf Sc presume de la actitud asumida
dltimas fechas por Ia cancilisrfa
americana, .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-25
UN EJEMPLO DIGNO
Ell diputado Martinez Es-
cobar renunci5 q los
dos mil pesos

Telegrama Especial para la PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiem-
bre 24.-Por considerar altamen-
te immoral Ia forma en- que Sc pre-
tende apoderarse de los dineros de
II naci6n, el Diputado Rafael Mar
tinez Escobar, Presidente del P. L.
c., renunci6 a recibir los dos mil
pesos que los diputados Sc asigna-
ron recientemente como gastos de
representation, agregando que en-
estos momentos en- que todo mundo
hace sacrificios para reconstruir
las finaazas de la patria, es de
justicia no percibir la suma desis-
NADIA.