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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Iowa Grid Captain Works
His Way Thru University

A MES. Ia, Nov. i1.--An iowa
"A lad- from Oklahoma has beSn
getting the big share Of credit for
the Midwest In football the last two
years This comes from the fact that
he IL not only an outstanding foot
ball player. but that he Is an ALI
around college man. . student =
leader In campus activities. and.
above ali, q man who b well liked by
his team mates because he II a clean.
hard fighter.
Polly wafiacs. who took Missouri
Valley conference honors last fail
a. a center. then made EckersaiPs
Western mythical eleven as a
a center, and to cap the list was
placed on Eckersall's AIl-American
eleven In tho same capacity, In cap
tain OF the Iowa State football team
this fall at Amcs. Iowa His playing
early this season was a wonder 10
spectators OF the games In which he
participated.
Wallace has been termed -rov-
ing center. He has been described
"a having an uncanny sense OF see
ing where n play was going. ana
being there 10 stop H.
To show the strength Of Wafiacc's
ability TO PUT fight into the Cy-
clones It c6n be pointed out that
his team has lost ths last three
games in the valley race because, II
may be safely said. Wallace was not
in that game enough 10 carry his
team thru for a victory and 20 hold
them until the game was over.
Wallace carries the heavy schedule
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Buff Wins
in Bout for
Bantie Title
Sharkcy Outfights Cham
pion in Early Rounds;
Buff Finishes Strong

NEW YORK. Nov. ff.--After m
Ing up lead In the early sessions.
Jack Sharkcy lost the judges de-
cision 10 Johnny Buff. champion. In
a is-round battle for the bantam
titie.
Tho champion wns stagrcr~d ny
Sharkcy's heavy punching until the
18th round. when he cut loose with
an attack the challenger could not
fafhom-
Bluffs condition stood him IN good
stead; he rccupornted quickly from
the punishment Of sharley's vicious
attack In the early periods,
Buff won six OF tho 10 rounds. and
four were even.
Bert Colims won the decision over
George Shade IN n preliminary. Both
are Pacific Coast boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
More Football Gwesses

Last week The Star picked four winners out of nine
starters in the football games booked for November g.
Picking winners the gridron is like walking the
W. X banana peeing it's slippery business. But we're
game. Here's the guesses for this week:
California 21 Washington o.
Cornell 35. Springfield O.
Oregon Aggies Ia, Washington State T.
Yale ii, Princeton 3.
Georgia Tech z. Georgetown o.
Harvard 81. Brown 0.
Chicago 81 Illinois 0.
Iowa 2S Indiana Z.
Notre Dame 49, Haskell Indians o.
Penn State z. Navy z.
Washington and jefferson II, Pittsburgh.
Wisconsin 81 Michigan O.
Ohio State o. Purdue O.
Dartmouth Ia. Pennsylvania O.
Syracuse II, Colgate o.
Stanford 35, Nevada o.
Dartmouth 81. Pennsylvania o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
SEAL PILOT
JOB WANTED
BY NIEHOFF

TUE managing virus is burning
l. tho veins OF Bert Niehoff. utility
infieider OF tho Angles this season.
who II bending every effort 20 -
cure tho vacant managernhjp Of the
San Francisco club for the 1892
season
Niehoff IN one Of 4 host Of appii-
canss for the Job. which Charley Ora
ham vacated at the close Of The 1891
pcnnant race.
Possessed with playing ability and
among tho flock OF wouid-be man.
ayers. and his experiences will stand
him In good stead when tho Seal d.
rectors get together to chat on the
subject
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good ONES, I am legally enf1tjad
10 do IT," "A
strub withdrew his resolution
Whether or not the league has any
right to vote such resolution. tho
writer doesn't know. but II the sale
OF Herb Brenton in 1920 and the sale
OF Bill Cunningham during the mid
year OF 1921 helped the Seattle club
during those races on the playing
field. then Pete Muldoon Is king OF
the Zulu isles. and tho writer has
never noticed Pete wearing any
shredded wheat evening suitA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
FEMININE SHOTS
ARE RECOGNIZED

NEW YORK. Nov. ii.--National
ranking Of the first rs women trap
shooters win be mado this year for
the first time In the history Of the
sport The ratings will be on the
basis Of averages At thu end Of the
year.
Two washington women. Mrs. c
A. o'Connor. OF Spokane. and Mrs y
Coolidge OF colfax are waxhington's
feminine trap stars
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SLOW CAMERA
ILLUSTRATES
PUGS' SKILL

poncnts OF "the manly art of self
defense mix II fast and furiously'
Mebbe you think you know. Jus,
the same there are few things the
kecncst ego misses. M In evidenced
by the slow motion pictures AZ the
Coliseum theatre Of young Earl
France. Pacific coast lightweight
champion. and Biiiy Mccann. light.
weight champion OF Ohio.
And when an uppercut lands clean
on the other fellows jaw--and he's
hooked off his balance IN -slow mo
tion---weii. IT'S just . bit morv
graphic than the eight fan usually
gilmpses.
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HsND@D @lt75AH1
y ~ !. Ns@tt9ak g

4 special rero~s coming m - rfpe~ . Tan
| Yesterday from sulphur Springs potnt "a
| IN. effect that Chinese phsA~ants. quail
and ducks are being taken In that Inn
| mediate Vicinity. Tho east side Of tho
lake 10 especially good for Chinese pleas
ants. with very little posted Land sntpe
| shooting 10 good on the south end % the
lake with ducks fair dursaK ths h-Avi~r
| weather. hsiiArds. buttsrtsii- and teal
| are found on the Lake The maitssdr are
| local birds ard are very hard to set
near enough to shoot Al
Al rfammans esvusss ssch . ffsnr
last w~k sad- Sam Withstand spent sun
| day On tins laks and brought back both
guam and Chinese pb~sssntA I'd Ora.
ham reported tbs limit on both birds
taken over last week eud
Cutshrsss tsvss nshi.g = ssUsr1aIly
god sa Lake sansnamAsh ~ the
prcueat TINA. they being tahsn o.
18th sam fishing and the troll. The
With wc~u,s being especially god -
this tina
fAfs wasnsnw ton. near Ksuue~s. ess-
tinuss 20 furnish excellent sport for cetn
trout and seirnon. Trolling IL the prin-
cipal form Of fishinx with many limit
catches being made. Boats viii be found
81 kennors
Prom the sutsids reports e~rnes enc
60 Piper . Taft from Ben Buttsrworth.
Zig Lake. Ia aknsit county. Hen says
the trout are takiaR both nv and spoon.
the ftshfne being the best this seAson.
With many limit catches reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Grid
Elevens to
Do Battle
Broadway VS.. Ballard To-
day, With Lincoln and
West Seattle Tomorrow

DALLARD and broadway were
- playing the rnme that was en-
pected 10 80 n long ways towards
deciding the prep football cellar
championship for the season this sf-
tcrnoon NJ Denny field The kickoff
was set for 3.30.
The Tigers have not won q game
this year. losing by II To count
TO Queen Anne. West Seattle and
Franklin in turn II is the first time
In the history OF the Pine IT school
that Tiger team has lost three
games In n row.
Ballard hasn't won . rans either.
but the Shinrieweavers- have n better
record. as they lost 20 Queen Anne.
10 TO .. and then played scorcleas tie
games with both Lincoln and Frank
lin.
The teams wcrs expected 70 nne
up as follows this afternoon:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
JUDGE WILL BE
JACKS REFEREE

NEW YORK. Nov. ii--Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight cham.
pion. was sued In supreme court yes
tcrday for s2so. 900. by Albert seigcl.
vaudeville pianist and song writer.
for Alienation OF affections Of his
wife. Bee Palmer. vaudeville dancer.
Tho plaintiff said he had married
the dancer last March in Davenport.
Iowa. and had lived happily win
her until September rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
OENNY BUFF DEFEATS JACK SHARKEY in BANTAM TITLE &C
.SHAKEUP DUE ON
PITTSBURG TEAM

PITTBBURG. Nov. 1i.-Reports
are rife that Schmidt. Zinn. Whitfield.
Barnhardt and Tierney are 10 be re-
leased In a general Pirate house
cleaning this winter. Inefficiency
and lack OF harmony on tho team
are believed responsible for the
change
A trade with 81. Louis for Milton
Stock In under consideration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
BIG GAME TODAY
AT CORVALLIS

One OF the biggest games on the
Coast conferences schedule Il beins
played today at Corvallis. Ore. with
the Oregon AgEies entertaining the
Washington State Cougars Both
have strong teams. with the edge. n
I any. going to the AgxieA
/ The Aggies are picked to win b.
pause Of their superior offensive. al
20 the margin should be cIose. with
y team getting the breaks bound 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Partisan
Bowlers
Head List
Hatton-Oliver and Rippe's
Cafe Take Three Games
in a Row

The top Of the heap IN tho city
Rowling ieagueris still decorated by
the Partisan Chocolates. They won
two out OF three from the King
d'oros, while the r.. ~. Brooks team
took fan out OF the Paio Cigars TO
tho tune OF three straight
The Lindgrcn Footfitteru and
Rube's Cafe were beaten three IN n
row. respectively, by Hatton oliver
and Rippe's Cafe. and Compton and
Fables hooked the Alderwood Manor
boys two out OF the provcrbiai three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
GIBBONS TO TRY
ENGLISH RINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. ti.--Mike Glib
bons will sail for England soon.
where he is matched to fight 20
rounds with Ted Lewis. middleweight
champion OF Europa Gibbons shad-
ed Lewis several years ago. In Mad
ison Squar Garden. in the only bout
in which the two have met
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COFFROTH MACS
RARIN TO GO

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov. ii.--Ap-
parcntiy unconocrned over the out
como Of his appeal to tho Mexican
supreme court regarding possession
OF the Tijuana race tract, James w.
coffroth. president Of the Lower
California Jockey club. was here
Thursday preparing for winter meet.
which opens on Thanksgiving day.
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MEXICAN GUEST
TO PLAY LOCALS

Pierre Maupome. recognized as the
best shot maker OF the thrcecush-
Ion billiard game. win play exhibi.
ton matches mt the Palace billiard
parlors. si2h LIST ava. at sac .. m.
on Friday. Nov. IL. and on Saturday.
the 18th. AZ $50 and $40 p. m.
Maupome's victims" have not been
named Admission will be free.
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kickoff IL set for z:3o p. n Tho In
dians VIII 20 into the game without
the services OF Bob Forester. their
stellar fuliback. who is out OF the
game with injured foot
The Lincoln team. greatly
strengthened by the addition Of Dean
Boyle, Hutchinson and Bruce. win
be favored To win.
The probable pneups follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Mat Game Tanned
in N. Y. Arenas

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE state
wrestling commission may rcscind It's
recent regulation barring many OF
tho Furnishing holds. Tho 'dena-
sur.d style makes the mat bouts too
tamA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

NJ a k e S
a Speech
Portland Prexy Says Few
Words That Prompt the
Bull to Get Busy

NTHEN President 5uub. of the San
w Francisco Seals. introduced his
resolution. at the annual meeting OF
tho Coast league magnates at Los
Angeles, the other day, which wouh1
have prohibited the sale of players
for delivery 20 the major leagues IN
mid-season. President Bill Klepper. OF
the Portland club. announced that
the league had no right TO legisiato
against these deals
Every deal I made while pro-
ident Of the Seattle club last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
TALE AND
PRINCETON CLASH

Tale and Princeton WIN clash IN
the second game Of the big Three"
battles In New Haven tomorrow. The
Bulldog has not lost . game this
year. and Tad Jones Is said TO have
developed . better team than Tale
has had In years. Princeton showed
. lot Of fight In winning from Har-
yard last week. but Yale figures to
win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
WEIGH CHANGES
PULLMAN BACKS

Coach WEIGH In expected 70 spring
oDme new backs In the w. g. CO. A.
c. game Friday. according 70 reports
from Pullman The regular back
Geld failed to come up 70 the coach's
expectations in the last games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
HORNSBY LEADS
WINTER HITTERS

San FRANCISCO. Nov. IL
Rogers Hornsby. the CARDINAL star.
IL leading Harry Heilman and hin
boss. T'y Cobb. In hitting In the
Coast Winter league.
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The Knights Of Columbus basket
bah torsers swamped the Lincoln
high school night gym class IS TO
IL. The Knights have a strong
team and are looking for games.
which can be arranged thru w. 8.
Riddle, OF X. G. hall
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BIRD HALL FOR
P. c. LEAGUE

MARYsvrLLE. Cal. Nov. IL
william Hall. third member Of the
Hail family TO break into organized
baseball. win make his debut with
tho San Francisco team next season.
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BUT PERHAPS HIS
NAME is DENNIS

WINNIPEG. Nov. ff.--Jack Demp.
s~y's handler. Jack Kcarn@ IL con
Hiderinx nm offer OF the Winnipeg
Sporting club for $4,000 TO meet an
unknown boxer here ncxt summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
TO
PLAY STANFORD

Stanford university's rugby team
will play a three game series with the
Vancouver Rugby Union team. at
Vancouver. In December and Janu-
airy.
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str enlightened
tho team. or 1
would not have
made it, said
Klepper. IF I
can deliver ono
good player In
July for three
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III EARL ~. ERI
The waterfowl shcot~v 10 kSeksng
having while The upiand h<rd hastsv
hsd ss>a praying thss u eeusinss
chewing whs b getting go spsrs
nnd vine u uol Despite She foct thsa
the hirx1s are ssanswhss wilder - the
seaena prvgreunes. and - 10 b
foasd In heavier cover. the hnsfers
src getting eso~ii~us sport with CHI
noe phe~sanss snd auaxi aSoand the
Immediate vicsnisy. Many . sInsrod
hAs Decided 10 sssy - shh seis Of
shs msmntaxn. fpw his sbsoftng. ssd ,
being well rrvstd fss - doing
This e~snsng Sunday marks vhs tss'
week end Of the upland bird srason "
western washinston. with the sneeptiof
Of san Juan. which holds thsir s~Ascr
op~a 20 the soth. Birds spisnty are a
bs fosnd In King eounty. both 70 shs
north. east and south Of the city. sno-
mish county 10 also furnishing good
sport for the huntsrA skagit eoan'
~ /. reporting many limit bags 90
aehinks- and guam. with whatoom BE-
ing particularly good fer HunEHriAnA
King essnsy hsntiag YIN ~ fsssd
ssrsh Il SEATTLE In the dhfrsets est
fr~m the g.si siss r..A eves int
The e~antry aSoand uoliywesd hss
besn ssasd especially geod fev Chi
nee phenssuas. Aputh Of the CITY re-
purfs have euase N ripsr = TAFT 81
rsna hsating est asd wet Of kees
snd farther down Ne White Rive
valley.
rAxv eammsrnssh IL proving rvsd fcs
both fishing snd huntiag thsss dsyA 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
California Figures to Beat wv"
Grinders, But Bears Face Fight
W. Have Big Advantage Weights
week AND right May Bring Results
day; Yale and Princeton Get Together Tomorrow " " $3.50 -
LEO II. LASSEN

Canonas wonder team" to with
win washington at Berkeley tomorrow Golden
on want TO take the lightly
ford last week. - - ~ - ~ ~ ~ wan ~
The Dodgers facing
Of the men,. - ' ~ "'' 49, y N ~
washington going into the under the big handicap of c
orarus being ouweighed by the
i9ro had this edge but Washington fought them off of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
ROCKY KANSAS
FIGHTS NOV. Fl

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 11.--Rocky
Kansas and Johnny Mendelsohn.
bghtweights. will meet hero In
1o-round bout November II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
BABE MUST HAVE
HIS LITTLE JOKE

Babe Ruth has worked little hu
NOR on Judge Lands into his lines
on his vaudeville tour. according TO a
New York dispatch.
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Re<incss Of the Red sea n due "a
masses OF certain kind OF seaweed.
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WELL, IT'S NOT
A 6-DAY SPASM

NEW YORK. Nov. IA series Of
st.hour bicycle races viii begin next
Wednesday at Madison Square Gar.
dem
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teet curing the 1lrSt hall OF q
The Dodger line is going
b have a different time with
the Golden Bear forwards.
There isn't a forward line in
the country that plays any
stronger. or better together. Ber.
hey. stephens and Muller are three
Of the best ends In the business.
while II would be hard to better Nc
MILAN and Barnes at tackiess.
cramer and Clarke are two big pow
erfsli guards. while Latham. At
esnser N ranked with the best
The Bear hackficid players won't
- 20 strong this week. also roomey
and Erb viii be In their regular
places Neither Morrison nor Mis-
bet are expected to start
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~ n Washington can hold California
Two touchdowns. Il can be credited
ish playing q great game. But the
Bears figure to win by at least FL
points. altho football u . hard game
70 dope
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rAs~ eammsmssh 10 proving svsd for
both fishing snd huntfug shess dsyA
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-01
News of Local Interest

+. W. Layton & Son have added a
new delivery auto TO their equipment.
George Sonkmus is having a build
ing erected on South Broad Street.
Wilbert and Everett Sparks are
erecting a bungalow on Delaware
Avenue.
Penns Groves share Of the soldiers
and sailors bonus fund is S863.lO.
For the bridge and tunnel bond fund,
S345.24.
Farmers have been spotting tomato
plants in cold beds and rushing work
IN the fields. They have plenty Of
helpers this year.
The winners of the saw teeth guess
ing contest at r. F. Willis & Bros.
store, on Oak Street, will be an
nounced in our next issue. The novel
contest proved quite successful.
The fame Of David A. English, our
local auctioneer, is spreading. He
will cry q big sale Of furniture, the
contents of six houses, at National
Park, OF Saturday, April 9Th.
Those who move should send their
old and new addresses at once TO the
Record office so they will not miss
their paper. Take nothing for grant
ed, that the publisher and postmaster
will follow you.
Farmers will grow less produce in
this region than for many years. They
are discouraged over last years crops
not being profitable. More land viii
be put down in grass and more milk
produced. The demand for ice cream
continues.
SummeriIl & McCIoskey have trans
ferred the fire tower to the rea Of the
Borough hall and installed a bell tenn
porarily so that fire alarms can be
sounded. The new electric siren will
arrive in a few days.
Sterling -Encampment, No. 10, and
Thomas Wildey Canton, No. 2, l. O..
O.. f., will give a benefit entertain
ment in the Broad theatre on Friday
evening, the 8th inst, when Douglas
Fairbanks will be seen in molly
Coddle."
The fremen are making good use
Of their new and ~commodious quarters
in the Borough hall. Every night a
number of them congregate there and
enjoy themselves smoking, talking and
playing games. They are prepared 70
respond to an alarm at a moments
notice. The sliding pole gives them
quick transportation to the apparatus
room.
Some idea of the exodus of men
from Penns Grove in the past year or
so may be gained from the fact that
Moose Lodge, No. $40, has over 25O
members who have moved to other
towns during that period. 1t is
pleasant to state, however, upon in
formation from Secretary c. E. Kinda
that all of them have continued their
membership here and keep their dues
paid up.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-01
Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue of a writ Of execution
issued out of the New Jersey Court of
Cnancery to be directed and delivered,
wherein Matthew Mitchell is complain
ant, and Hyman Zalkind and May Zal-
KIND, his wife, are defendants, / shall
expose to sale at public vendue on
MONDAY, APRIL 18th, A. ID. 1921,
etween the hours of / and 5 p. m, to
VIII: at two o'clock in the afternoon of
SAID day, in front of the Sheriff's office,
IN the City of Salem, County of Salem,
ana state of New Jersey: All those
certain lots, tracts or parcels of land
ana premises, situate in the Borough Of
Penns Grove, County of Salem and
state of New Jersey, and described as
follows:
Being known and numbered as lots
Nos. p, 2S, 20, 80, and 81, as laid down
on plan of lots of Mitchell Addition to
Penns Grove, N. j., according to map
made by Joseph r. Moreland, c. E.,
which said plan is on file in the office
office of the Clerk of Salem County,
Being the same premises which Mat
thew Mitchell and wife, by deed dated
September 6, 1916, and recorded in the
office of teh Clerk of Salem County,
granted to Lyman Zalkind in fee.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties, privileges, heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
Approximate amount of decree to be
satisfied, $775.69.
A. K. BRANDRIFF, Sheriff.
DANIEL V. SUMMERILL, Jr, Solr.
Dated March 18th, 1921. 3-1S-4t
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-01
PENNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitesell have
announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr.. James K.
johnson, OF Lower Penns Neck, on
March 24th, at Woodstown.
Few nets are fished from P~ennsv1Ile
this year and shad ara scarce.
Isaac Fogg, a native Of Pennsv1lle,
now residing in Wilmington, was last
week chosen Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer of the Atlas Powder Com
pany. Mr.. Fogg was born IN Lower
Penns Neck Township and is a son OF
Mrs. Emma togg and the late Joseph
Fogg. His mother still resides IN
Pennsville.
The members of Trinity NJ. L.
Church gave their pastor a cordial re-
ception Wednesday evening. Rev.
Rollin C. Smith was returned Tor the
third year.
Fiostinna, wife of Frank Morgan,
died in Salem Hospital, on the Z4th,
aged 35 years. Service was IN Irln-
ity Church last Sunday afternoon.
Her husband and eight children mourn
her loss.
Easter shad were very scarce.
NilIicent. four weeks old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers, Jr.,
a. - 1rGooning cough on Friday.
49, - saTyifas were held at the
n~arents' residence on Sunday after
noon. Interment was made at 81.
Hoo,ga,s Cemetery. Churchtown.
Ms Ms Harriet MYERS returned home
last week after a TWO weeks visit at
HIor,,;on and wife. in Atlantic City.
NJ. Tal,,fon accompanied his sister to
her home and remained over night.
VI q any .-1at-aTd Nh and Mrs. Chas.
~ SSL-s smj aT5 son, Charles, Jr.. and M.
md Mrs Walter Ham and children,
anu NJ - End Walter. Of Camden; lr.
H. have lust returned
~ a.sIaT5 Fla. where they have
r-oIa heir home for = year and a
mace nc
ma. p.Ila White entertained her
rr,o-9 carey of Bridge
niece 49,, las+
-9tt' - r-.les nj PHILADELPHIA. spent
Le--o! - raTan+-- n. and lis.
L@S44 q 49, 49,
w. II. Pa+,5,l- nj EfnaIand. spent
Geo.sG L. bn1,a of his daUrlrar,
Easter d ~ We
NlI e. So 60, Of New Castle. spent
l "a. - a. the bme of Nj. and
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-01

Glassbro Borough Council has pess-
ed a vice and immortality ordinance
which provides that anyone convicted
of being drunk or disorderly, using
loud or offensive language, or even
with a bottle of liquor in your hip
pocket or anywhere in and about your
clothing and you are on the public
highway in Glassboro, you may be sub
iect to a fine of 5000 OF six months in
the County jail.