Evening journal., 1921-05-23
PENN'S GROVE To-
HONOR VETERANS.
Memorial Day Celebration
to be Featured by Pa
rade, Sports
GET MUCH BOOZE
IN SUNDAY RAID
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
PENN's GROVE. y. j.. May "a
Chief Of Police ouseworth and Of
fcers Moore and Jamison, OF The
local force. raided the house OF
Emidio Valri. No. % Pitman street
early yesterday morning. and con-
fscated 100 gallons Of raisin wine
so gallons Of raisin mash and 25 gal
Ions of whisky. Judge Harry b.
Ware. sitting as committing magi-
strate under the Van Ness Act, re-
Gently passed by the New Jersey
legislature, held Nalri in $1,000 bail
for the grand jury. The Judge was
called out of bed and held the hear
ing at . o'clock in the morning.
Members Of Penn's Grove Forest.
No. 81. Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, gave
Ladies Night" last Friday even
ing al the Y. NJ. G.. A. auditorium.
/ About 500 Tall Cedars and Ladies
attended literary and musical pro-
gram featured the evening followed
by dancing.
Arrangements are being made for
, the field and track meet at dupont
/ Athletic Field. Shell Road and Rail-
tEoad. on Friday. June 10. The fete
will be known as the Salem County
Public School olympic meet. Pupils
Of all grades of the schools OF the
county have entered teams. c. ID.
HYATT. associate secretary and physi-
cal director of the "Y" is in charge.
The Mothers Club. local women's
civics organization. will provide
luncheon.
An innovation in the form Of a
dance will be staged at the "Y' next
Thursday evening. IL will be a
"Tacky Dance" Those attending
will wear comic costumes. There
will be l3 prizes for the winners
Directors OF the "Y" are making ef-
forts to obtain greater physical
equipment.
Plans are being arranged for the
Memorial Day celebration next Mon
day. Veterans of the G A. r. viii
be accompanied by the Sons Of Vet
erans. members of Viola Council Jr
O. u. A. NJ. and Washington CamI
No. AZ. Z. O. S. Of A. in a street pa
rade through this place and Carney
o Point The newly organized banS
under the leadership of Prof. Rem
berg. will furnish music. The Gem
. eteries OF the town will be visited
% where after the usual rites Of the G
] A. r. are performed speakers viii
{ address the gatherings The com
D mittee. F. A. Genueu. superinten
A dent Of the r. I. DUPONT Powde
e Company's plant al Carney's Point
o. chairman. has made arrangemen
3. for a full day program. A baseball
e game will follow the parade.
r What is declared by those promot
G ing il. TO be the biggest July A cele
B. bration in the history OF this towI
e is scheduled for this year. A fel
v meet under direction Of the ~
n with a baseball game and field me'
k in the afternoon. preceded by
r street parade by all the patriot
, orders Of the town, IS the day ligf
a schedule. A display OF fireworA
will take place on the dupont Ath
letic field in the evening. The dis
play will be set off by electricity, IN
wiring for which will be done D
Mr.. Cline Of the DUPONT company.
A new twenty-four piece band Ia
y been organized by Prof Remberl
Many Of the old guard formerly wit
the Carneys Point Band are men
,, bers of the new organization. Pro
Remberg is vocal and Instrument
'e instructor Of considerable note. Il
'e was formerly of Hopewell. Va
III where ne organized a band OF
u, pieces and was leader OF the note
a Hopewell orchestra.
r. This town boasts Of a. prodigy
~ BabyMae." the 6-year-old daugl
Is ter OF Sergeant and Mrs. Lukenbi
he Of the DUPONT police. The chi
le sings all the latest songs and pc
forms many fancy up-to-date dane
~ During the past six months Mae h
20 performed in several Of the large
Of and most widely known theatres
az this section.
ST Announcement had been made
OF the engagement of Miss Carr
y. Brandrin daughter Of Mr.. and Nj
ne John Brandrin, Penn's Grove. an
be sister Of Sheriff Brandrin. of Salei
h. 10 Edward Townsend. also Of n
nv place.