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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10

Recorder Edgar has had quite a
number of cases of infraction of the
law to consider the past week.
James Pitro, Nicholas Martell, Ed
win Kerswill and MESSING Willis were
charged with taking a watch from
Morris Robinson and selling it for 40
cents. They were fined 81 each and
costs. The watch was recovered.
Francis Z. Coneeney was fined So
and costs for violating the motor
vehicle law.
Maria NJ. Lerro was placed under
bond to keep the peace for assaulting
Nazareno Banco.
J. Astriowsky was soaked So and
costs for being drunk and disorderIE.
Joseph Young, for disturbing the
peace and quiet of the community by
firing off a gun was fined IS and costs.
Frank DeBell, who conducts a shoe
repair shop at 173 West Main Street
vas arrested on Friday last upon @
charge of keeping a ~disorderly house.
He was fined 500 and costs. Anna
Nav Hinkle. Catherine Holiday
Florence Pearce and Nalleon Kelly
were arrested as inmates of the house.
Miss Hinkle was given the choice OF
80 days in Jail and costs of suit or
agreeing to leave Penns Grove for
ever and for ave. She agreed to leave
town. 1t is understood she carries a
yellow ticket" Catherine Holiday
was fined $40 and costs. Nalleon Kelly
81 and costs. Florence Pearce received
n of the Recorders vitriolic third
rail reprimands and was dismissed.
The arrests were made by Chief Mar
shall Houseworth and officer Shores.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
An Ordinance
An Ordinance to Regulate Auto
mobiles or Motor Buses Com
monty Called Jitneys.

BE it ordained by the Township Com
mittee of the township of Upper Penns
Neck, County of Salem and State of New
Jersey:
No autobus or automobile for hire,
commonly called jitney, heretofore Ii
censed to operate in the township OF
Upper Penns Neck, County of Salem,
State Of New Jersey, shall operate on
the streets or roads of the township of
Upper Penns Neck unless within thirty
lays after the adoption OF this ordl-
nance the owner or owners thereon shall
file with the township clerk an insur-
ance policy of a mpa duly licensed
to transact business under the lnsur-
anCe laws of the State Of New Jersey,
in the sum of five thousand dollars
($5060,00 against loss from the liability
imposed by law upon the auto bus own
er for damages on account of bodily IN
jury or death suffered by any person or
persons as a result of an accident
occurring by reason of the ownership,
maintenance or use of such autobus up
on the public streets or roads OF the sald
township; such insurance policy shali
provide for the payment of any tlnal
judgment recovered by any person on
account of the ownership, maintenance
and use of such autObus or any fault IN
respect thereto. and shall be for the
benefit of every person suffering lrSs
damage or injury as aforesaid; and pro-
vide further that a power of attorney
shall be executed and delivered to such
fiscal officer cOncurrently with the
filing of the policy h~ereinbefore re
ferred to wherein and whereby the sara
owner shall nominate, constitute ana
appoint such fiscal officer as his true
and lawful attorney for the purpose OF
acknowledging service OF any process
out of a our of competent J|urlSdicJlOh
to be served against the insured by
virtue of the indemnity granted under
the insurance policy filed.
2-No new license to operate a Jlt-
ney in the Township of Upper Penns
Neck, County of Salem, State Of New
Jersey, shall be granted until an fnsur-
ance policy as provided for IN para
graph No. / hereof shall be first hled
with the Township Clerk.
any person now holding a license
for the operating Of a jttncY N the
Township of Upper Penns Neck who
shall continue to operate after thirty
days have elapsed after the adoption
of this ordinance, who fails or refuses
to file the bond as herein prescribed, or
any other person who shall operate a Jlt-
license of the Township of upper BehhS
Neck, or has failed to file the SAID bona,
shall forfeit and pay for such neglect
or refusal the sum of one hundred DOL
lars CS1OO.OO) for each offense to be
recoverable by action in the name OF
the Township of Upper Penns Neck
in any court of competent JURISDICTION
and when collected paid into the Town.
ship treasury.
All ordinances and parts thereof in
consistent herewith are hereby re
pealed.
immediately upon it's final adoption.
Introduced and passed first reading
CHARLES TROUPE,
6-1O-2t Township Clerk
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Elks' Flag Day Exercises Postponed

Penns Grove Lodge of Elks will
hold their Flag Day exercises in the
Globe theatre on Wednesday, 10Th
inst. instead of Tuesday, 14th.
This change is made 50 as not to
conflict with the High School com
mencement exercises. as many, no
doubt, would like to attend both.
The Flag Day exercises of the Elks
is a beautiful ceremony, and as it is
open to the public free of admission,
there should be a large attendance.
Every member should be present and
act as the host for n or more non
members.
Robert j. Gillespie, District Dep
uty Grand Exalted Ruler, will be
present and deliver an address upon
patriotism and the flag. 1t is also
understood that our eloquent and pop
ular local orator, Frank ]. O'Connor,
will speak. Remember, the exercises
are open to all and a cordial welcome
is extended to the citizens of the
Borough and vicinity to be present.
Admission free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10

MONDAY, THE 27th DAY OF JUNE,
next, betwen the hours of - and 5
o'clock, to wit: at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of said day, in front of the
Sheriff's office, in the City of Salem,
County of Salem, and State of New Jer-
sey, all the following described Real
Estate, that is to say:
ate in the township of Lower Penns
Neck, County of Salem and State of
New Jersey, known as lot NO. H. IN
Block 10, as laid down on map of
South Penns Grove, survey October
22d. 1915. by Keasbey & Sparks, Civil
Engineers, and recorded in the office of
the Clerk of Salem County, New Jersey.
Approximate amount to be raised is
S640.67.
zia Malero, Defendant, and taken in
execution at the suit, Of Dominick
Stallo, Complainant, and 70 be sold by
A. X. BRANDRIFF, Sheriff.
Dated May 31st, 1921.
G-3-4t Chas. f. Squillace, Sol'r.
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Siren Again Tested

A representative of the Federal
Siren Company came to Penns Grove
on Saturday and met with the Mayor
and Council for the purpose of testing
the whistle, but nothing of a definite
nature resulted. Members who sta
toned themselves at Friendship sta
ton said they heard the sound from
the whistle very family when it was
blown. The Company's agreement is
that the whistle should be heard dis
tinctly for one and a half miles under
any conditions of wind and weather.
This the firemen and Councilmen
claim has not resulted so far. Hence
they are not sufficiently satisfied to
accept it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
CHURCH NEWS
Emmanuel VI. F. Church
Sunday School at 2.30 P. NJ.

Sunday School at ~ T. N.
All other services omitted so all may
have opportunity to attend Tabernacle
services.
Last meeting of Emmanuel Ladies'
Aid Society for the season on Tuesday,
> o'clock P. NJ, at home of Mrs. Frank
Summerfll. 16 Maple venue. All col
lectors on calendar please report.
Chtldren's Day exercises Sunday
evening. June 18th. entitled GLORIOUS
Praise"
Baptism of children at the morning
service.
Pulpit lower We're presented on
Sunday. May %. as follows: BY Master
Wilfred Townsend in memory of his
mother. Mrs. Jamesetta Townsend, and
by Master Robert Kidd in emo of
his great grandfather. Mr.. Robert Kidd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
Public Sale
OF
OLD TIMBER

The subscriber will sell at public
sale, for the County of Salem, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1921,
at 2.S0 P. NJ, Standard Time, a lot of old
iIInher thanking, iron, &c. This ma
ttrial is located on the road from
Pennsville to Marshalltown, the old
Hook Bridge, comprising a part there
of, and will be sold at the Penns Neck
end of the said Hook Bridge.
Conditions at sale.
SAMUEL r. PATRICK,
5-27-2t Freeholder.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
Christian Science Church
East Harmony Street

Services are held in this building
every Sunday morning at IL o'clock
and Wednesday evenings at s o'clock.
A free reading room in this building
is open to the public every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4.30
o'clock. To the services and reading
room all are invited.-ad.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
Sheriff's Sale

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to
me directed, issued out of the Court of
Chancery, of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed at Public Sale on
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
National Educational Aid

The Smith-Tower bill has been be
fore Congress for some years and agi-
tation in its favor is being made IN
many places.
Next Monday evening, June 18th, at
s O'Clock, Judge Gilbert 0. Nations, OF
Washington. D. c., will speak on that
subject. in St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, at
10th and Jackson Streets, Wilmington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
A. L. NJ. P. Church

Rev. j. r. Pennington. Pastor.
Preaching 1880 \. NJ, 7.45 P. NJ
standard time, by the pastor.
Glass meeting u o'clock. John
hamilton. leader.
Sunday School go P. NJ. Mary
Fisher, Superintendent.
Christian Endeavor 100 P. NJ. Lavinia
Williams, President.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT A bungalow with con-
also a store with 5 rooms.
at 16 \. Broad st. For Sale, an electric
fan and a massage vibrator. Two lots.
feet, for $3.50. Mack's, 50 Rail-
road Ave. 6-lo-lt~
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-10
NnTE OE THANkS

We wish to thank the Orders and
friends for their floral manifestations
of sympathy and assistance with auto
mobiles at the funeral Of Charles A..
Higgins. Amanda L. Higgins and
children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

will give the police force their support
that crime In Amarillo will he kept
Gown to a minimum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Commercial Body is
Not Showing Alarm;
Depression to Pass

That the Beard u Directors 81 the
Texas chamber ~ Commerce are no,
alarmed at the present oountry.wide
depression b. Indicated hy the follow
INK resolution recently adopted hs
them
"WllEREAs, this organization real.
zes fully that the nation a. whole
'gd th' producing interests in Iai
urular ar, gr.aily distressed IN this.
ih, rcadiustmrnt period following th..
world war
NOW THEREFORE,. nE IT RE.
SOLVED That whit. ", know tina:
Texas j. no, immun. from such ~,
'fess ~ u applies tu certain comn,un.
ti"s Industries. ana lines Of prudiic.
ton. set tn llurd ~ Directors II ih"
Texas Chamber ut Commerce. haNIna:
direct Information available 49, L. the
resources and conditions ~ Texas
wishes a. =" on rc,uTd as being IN no
manner alarmed 40 IN. financial and
business condition or the outlook for
this state
"ANp FURTHER whn. strongly
adNising conservatism. thrift and
economy. they wish to express their
assuIanr" To- 'hp People ~ Texas 81
the abundant ability ~ this state g.
AXE ear" Of IL producing and com
in"tcial Interests and ~ ~ people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Keep Your Doors
Locked" Says Chief

Chief of Police Jim kceton urges thu,
the people OF Amarillo take every pre-
caution against leaving their houses
and places OF business unlocked ami
their valuables whore they will b.
easily accessible 10 any one who might
attempt 10 secure same. The Chief In.
sists that residents ~ the city keep
lookout for Suspicious characters and
q they should discover one requests
that they immediately phone the %.
lice department and they viii send the
patrol out at once. There Is now real
cause for anxiety regarding the crime
wave that D. now sweeping the c-un.
try u the people VIII only use their
judgment about leaving THINGS unpro.
tectcd To date Their" have been very
lew crimes cmuu!,t 20 in Amarillo. And
The chief cells cure thu, u the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Truck Line Wanted
By Spearaan People
Out From Amarillo
From spcarman Reporter


n W. Morton Spearman and Dumas
Garsge man and auto dealer. l. this
week boosting the proposition ~ esiaD.
fishing a truck hire from Amarillo "a
Spoarman via Dumas The shlp-hy.
truck movement u gaining consider.
able Roadway throughout the entire
,ountry. ard there h no reason In the
world why this line should not be
made a paying proposition as well as o.
treat convenience e. the towns %
spearman and Dumas and n hlg ihiuS
'or the jobhers. wholesalers and re-.
tailers of Amarillo. II would run
through the finest wheat raising sec.
ton q the southwest and might pos.
sihly some dav be- made q mail line
Starting al Amarillo the route would
'ead first over twenty miles ~ hard
surface road. 10 the river. and then On
yraded and grayclel road 10 the Moore
,ounty line. From the Moore county
Inc O. Dumas IL would run over what
Il said to b. the best dirt road IN The
world and from Dumas % the Hutch.
.nson county line the road IL far from
'ad but Is yet q b. graded Huich!r
son county h threatening 20 grade this
road and viii doubtless Do 80 In the
pring. In Hansford county there -.
mains only about six miles yet 10 he
,raded and this will b. attended 70
early In the spring The success ~
HIS truck line venture would depend
'argely on the condition IN which the
'oads are kept. and a. the entire coun.
~ Is now thoroughly alive and rou~.d
lyer the goa.i roads movement. Their,
nothing 20 fear along this line
IesSrs : ". Rams and g. e n
Denlels. 81 the Amarillo Daily News.
we're In Spearman "Wednesday On the
interest % their paper. ard the matt Y
u a truck line connecting Amariu ;
With Suearnan was mentioned 20 the u
Mr.. Ramsey volunteered io present the
nattcf to the Amarillo Boari o; Citv
Development ~ an early date. and H.,
took home with him a letter from IN.
ianSfort county Chamber - Cori.
nercc. asking that they consider the
natter and guaranteeing support from
his cnd - tho line. Mr. Morton Sys
his matter has been talked over s1me
- Amarillo business men. and be- l,e.
lievcs some way cen d. found o. Keep
he truck on the road between the Two
places MI the time n they think the
plan n good one. and worth while. the
Amarillo Beard q, City Development h
'ortially Invited 10 pnd a COMMITTEES
Ivcr 20 Spearnsan % talk tho matter
Iver with the Chamber Il Commerce
here. The Reporter believes his IL q
good move and hopes IL receives due
consideration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
EAT WHAT Vol WANT.

Chronic dyspep;,ics can eat anythln.
II they will take Fowlers Stomach Wa
fers after each meal. A. all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Volunteers America
Dong Great Work

Capt. r. r. Shaw Of the Volunteer
% Ahserica informs The News that N
creAniration has been offered a prop.
sition whereby u can buy a canvas eOi
tsgs and equip sane for use a. a SUI
day school. church and mission al g
total Coz, of $500 %. This tAbernacl
VIII h. locate on the Old Bowery tn
Volunteers are now soliciting funds :.
purchase the cottage and donations nla'
le left At the Daily News os the FRS
National Bank.
Capt. shaw said: The Volunteers O
America have bought and paid a ME,
susn on q property nj 70s Johnsrn. con
sisting Of fIve-room houss which &
f"'be used for the officers and the ca
ryinx on q mission work. We hay'
donated three beds and a kitchen Ia b.
usrd b. people without homes CT funds
During the Christmas season We wer,
r,eeping fourteen IN small quarters.
we have At present two babies ths'
are diseased from the sins Of the par
ents. two sick wcmen and one sick hoy
~ have found homes and places TOR al
except one sixteen year old hoy. an,
80 hope TO set work for hin. son.
The sesniannnAl report IL a. follows
Converts e. gave lodging to %. nun
ber q meals SIC. aplications for work 6:
employment found fer Is. garments
Gwen sway sae. pairs of Shoes give
away ne. families assisted sss. medica
aif 10 ia. bales distributed go. hour
speat visiting BY officers lisa. families
visited and prayed with i.sss. open al
meetings sts. attendance at open al
meeting $3.50. four girls sent TO Fa
Yorth Maternity Hospital and one W,
man &c ~. Anthony's Hospital.
There h great work to be done Il
the OH BDwery. ~ there are numerou
families there and the children an
their parents make no pre,ense o. AT
trnding any church Or SUNDAY school
u b our hope 10 have this building Il
plsce ready for services sunday. Jan
uary ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

Registered Hog Sale. Canyon. Jan.
ljih. Write u. T., Roffey for cata.
iOgues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Billy Sunday May
Come to This CITY
During Next Year

That Billy sunday. famous cyange
list, intends to spend a large part .,
his time during the coming year IL
the smaller cities OF the country and
that he would pay a visit 10 Amarillo
IL conditions arr right. was state
meni made by Rev. Roy Rutherford
pastor Il the FIRST Christian Church
In his sermon on Church Leader
ship"
Mr rutherford visited Sunday in his
home az winona Lake. Ind. last sum
mer and u was there that the great
preacher told him uf his plans Tor the
coming year.
Mr. Rutherford expects 20 take NJ
the matter Of bringing the evangelist
10 the city with the Ministerial Al
lance at it, next meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
PANHANDLE-PLAINSA APPROPRIATION
FOR ENSUING YEAR IS CHEERFUILY
MADE BY POTTER COMMISSIONERS

Win aTnounc,msn. hy %. count,
commissioners court ~ Potter that tn
appropriation II 3. ieo mad. a.. the
support ~ 'hc ptnh1udl, p1i'- Cham.
Der - Commerce had to,n DUPLICATED ft
d. year 1891 this organization. since
IL in option iust eighteen months agu,
has secured the financial support from
Eycnte'n commissioners courts in ia.
l'anhand,' and 10 WIS stated Yesterday
hist there H. every urolahilli, that ,
aumior ~ other counties viii VOLUNTARY.
join its hackers within th' mex, few
A~,ks
WHIST some predicted more than 4
wear Seo was plan 81 financing thai
could not be- carried out has h..n proven
sicc-ss according 20 Frank Iamison.
srcr.tary manager. nd Hlmlin Palmer.
'raffic manager ~ the organization.
they declare that the prin,ipi, e equal
iivision a. the burden q support among
III the taN iayers ~ N counties rep
resented. has now b',n firmly cs,ab
ilshei.
Tho Panhandlc.plains Chamber q
Conmsrcn has received about SIS 0Og
'uriEg the last eighteen months. "
,fout 81 e01 month one sixth of On
nil GA the dnllar valuation IL what has
zen asked N the various counties
" hiie definite and yaluabl. accom-.
'lishmcnig heyc marked tn first year
md a half Il the ne - IN, organization.
: VIII h. remembered that NJ IN, on,
at tn officers g the company sail
IN, under The plan of organization
Shich Ind been adopted. most e IN
lime 81 the first year mus; necessarily
NJ consumed In missionary work hook
ms 60 the financing q the BODY They
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

now believe that "a, pioneer work along
this line has about been completed an
/ 'htt many counties Whi,h waited year
rr' going o. add their strength to IN
Organization ana make Il III tho NOR.
effective during the year. a. come Tn
d'r present q, ndi'irns IL IL now D li.,rI
ih,' nn1a'ing viii tab" far less q III
a crtinI, managers time this wear aud
wall i'rmit him io turn his attention
/ more fully ui.1n the needs Il N" terri
I i1i, which he represents
1h.sr counties vhi,h have come into
he Organization sine. Il was innueu-
s''d ar, Daliam. sherman Hansford.
p,hiltr," " muhll Rol.rts Hutchlsoa
oldham Potter carson. pcat smith
k,rd1h Farmer Swisher Eailcy
iauhi and Floyd 80 these al Al.
md up for thc ensuing year with "a,
."Nc'rtion - ~. first Two named
u has her, ;"for. h.-n N. policy IT
he Ianhlndle.plaius rhlnlcr Il Com
norc. g. nay more attention a. getting
i,su'ts ter the p,rplo G.; ;his rrgiDn than
To- publish IT, accomplishments Data
telling iusi Whist has been dom. has
h'cr sent o. county Judges and other IN.
tor,siod parties durring N" past year
IN order that thy might know how IN.
moneys received from the tax myers
wers being expended
In announcing thu now APPROPRIATION.
members q the local commissioners
court declared that they had bccOun,
fully convinced that the Panhandle
could not make MAXIMUM progres.
wiihcu, he aid Of the Panhandle Rain
Chamber e CoFamercs. The member, II
This Lody u l. declared were hard {.
convince the first year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS
THE sTEiLERS" N
SPECTACULAR FIIAs
The stealers."

Tue Steaiers.
Rev Robert Martin. VIM ~ Tcokti
Martin az q YOUNG Man Robert kenyon
Mrs. Rolcft Martin Myrtle Morse
Mary Forrest .......... Ruth DuyeT
lulla Martin .,....... Norma ShearcT
stephen Gregory ......... Walter Miller
sam Gregory. .... Eugene Borden
Raymond Pritchard. ......J Jack crosby
hert Robinson ...... Mathew l.. B.tz
Major Wellington co.. Downing Ciarl.e
The Man " the Dawn. Jack OBricn
Written and directed by william
Chris,y Cahanno. Released by Robert.
sun. Cole. At the Mission theaier.
The Stealers." William ChrlSiy ca
hanne's cightrecl phoio-drama. re.
leased by Robertson cole as a super.
special. and which led the h.ll al the
Mission thcatcr last night. II one OF the
nos, unusual and noteworthy pictures
II the year. More than 50OO actors
are seen In the big scenes and the pic.
iurc ~ an electrical storm az night are
thrillingly realistic.
Calannes masterpiece, as she pic.
ture has been billed. brings something
now % the art of the screen. IL brings
colorcd titleE. aud some delciously col.
ored hits Of the action. The innova.
ton. probably designed to Increase the
psychological effect ~ the story. Ger
talnly serves It's purpose admirably.
Nothing could have brought out the
scintillRting beauty IT glorious sun.
rise such a. occurs near the opening
% the story as well as does the color.
ing ~ this scene. possibly done b.
hand NJ great expense. one Is carried
away by the sheer. lovely beauty OF u
al. hut what j. more imIsrtant. ~,
excellent artistry ii On. scene putt
the obscrer into the proper mood for
the unfolding % the story which fol.
lows.
The story. after all, u the thing. and
in The Stealcrs' one IS sure not % b.
disappointed nased On Divine faith
and the potency ~ true love. The
Stealers" tmprcsses one as a living
throhhing sermon. cleyaiing and a; the
same time entertaining.
The action rotates around n clergy
man who. affronicd hy the faithless.
ness ~ his wife swcars vengeance
against God and proceeds 20 carry on;
his purpose hy leading life " Grim.
under the protection u his sacerdoiai
cloak. How the power OF faith evea.
tually saves him and the other mem
hers Of his society Of crime IL the biz
punch OF the story.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
ROAD WORK DISCUSSES
M COUNTY COMMISSION

Road work was under discussion for
much a the session Of the County
Commissioners court yesterday. Lamar
Cooe. q highway engineer. represent,
ing the Portland Cement Company. b.
ms In attendance upon the meeting.
TIE commissioners also allowed an
appropriation q $500 for the support
a the Panhandle Plains Chamber o.
cnmmercr. and selected the site Of tn"
Ccanty Hospital