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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
On the Other Islands

%Susannah Wesley Home-Plans for
an addition to the Susannah Wesley
Home in Honolulu have been approx
ed and work is expected to start early
in December. The building will cost
about 100000 and will triple the cap
acity of the institution. It is design
ed to furnish a home in Honolulu for
Island girls irrespective of %nationali-
ties.
A Job For Wise-Senator John II.
Wise has been appointed by the Ha-
waiian homes commission as its trans
lator, interpreter and publicity man
ager on Hawaiian work at a salary
of 500 a month.
For New Normal School-Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Vaughan
M~acCaughey is quoted as favoring a
new site for the Normal School ow-
ing in part to the high price for a
site for a lev dormitory. Mac
Caughey is quoted as favoring the
securing of 20 to 80 acres in a
suburban part of Honolulu.
Salaries Are Cut-Reductions of 10
percent in the salaries of all county
employees except the stats of hospi-
tails and the fish inspectors and such
others as salaries are fixed by the
Legislature has been ordered by the
board of supervisors of Hawaii Coun-
ty.
Meat Prices Down - Honolulu's
municipal market has cut the price of
beef to % cents while other markets
are charging 3S. Pork is being sold
for 5 cents a pound less than the 9th
er markets by the municipal concern.
Patterson Week-Observance of
Father and Son Week is general in
the churches and by the Y. M. c. A,
in Honolulu this week.
Delegates Depart-Ladened with
leis and fragrant blossoms the main
body of delegates to the recent
Worlds Press Congress sailed from
Honolulu on the Maui last Wednes-
day.
Holds Vetoes void-The Honolulu
County Attorney holds that four We
toes by the Honolulu mayor are void
and the supervisors resolution for
purchase of a city hall site stands.
Army Ban Stays-Orders of the
army forbidding men of the service
to enter certain districts of Honolulu
until such districts are purged from
vice and illicit liquor selling are to
continue in force, General Summerall
is reported as saying.
WaimanaIo lease-Lease on the
cane lands of Waimanalo, Oahu, com
prising about $500 acres, and having
IN upset rental of 500, 240, will be
sold at public auction by the land de-
partment on November %. The Wal
manalo Sugar Co., has applied for the
releasing of the property, and it is
understood that if it obtains the lease
at the auction, it will make substan-
tial improvements to the mill and the
camps.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
ASIATIC EXCLUSION
ASSOCIATED PRESSl

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 4-The leg
islature has passed a resolution call
ing upon the Dominion parliament to
amend the immigration act so as to
exclude utterly Asiatics from en-
trance into British Columbia.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
LONE BANDIT
PRFSSl

T"NNI'TV" IN T TNTT T NT-IT'0T
AMERICAN FALLS, Ida, Nov. 5
Passengers on the Westinghouse
gon Limited We're robbed last night
when the train was held up by a lone
bandit who after securing their valu-
ables made his escape.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
CARD OF

The family of Mrs. Eunice Scholtz
express their sincere gratitude for the
kindly attentions afforded them and
the membranes of flowers sent on
the occasion of the death of their
mother, Mrs. Eunice Scholtz, last
Week.-AdV.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
ARABS ATTACK JEWS
Il

NNbpVVIA I'D VTlNSI
JERUSALEM, Nov. Alive were
killed and 13 wounded today when
Arab rioters attacked the Jewish
quarter. Terror prevailed for a time
before the disturbance was Quelled.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Furniture. Inquire Maui
News Office.
FOR SALE-Chickens and ducks. AL
so three well bred horses. Inquire,
p. w. Eichinger, Waihee, Maui,
Phone 1880.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-08
Puukolii Enjoys Wei.
Rendered Program

Under the auspices of the American.
ization movement and a part OF its
work there was held an enjoyable con
cert and entertainment at Puukolii
last Friday evening. 1t was one of a
series OF monthly affairs and the fol
lowing program was rendered.:
Piano Leong
Song Namau
Song .---..----.,.---..-.-..The Misses Farden
Dance Miss Furtado
Speech .-......--. Maxine Manlapit
Song Namau
Speech ...--. Miss Kanaheel
Song --.....-.-..~---The Misses Farden
MY Country IT'S of Thee"-
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
(@ingeionOt.
Sebr geebrter SEER @inflerl

@ie i6 bore, miro Ser groBe SaaG,
-nrnier Sbeateriaal" i'm &onforo
&ll1b rleu angeltri6en. 8ie aber per-
bolt es ii6 init Ser 8iibne? @eraoe
lie-oer Sorbong NIT eingerednet,
garnidt 81 lpreden bon Ser i6ledten
8eleudtltng-por I'M berflolienen
8inter fir unier @ublifum ni9ts
meniger OILS cine 4ltgenipei0e. Dime
3meifel feblen iomeit nod Die Wtittel
All einem nellen @orbange unO nelten
&l1liIlen. Oarf i6 mir erlaltbell, bier
ei1en 8ori6lag 5t maiden? 8iiroen
nidt oie Witglieoer bes &onforo
&lubs uno oes SilfsDereinS bereit
Iein fiinfaig Gents fir einet gltten
oeutlhen Sbeoter- ober llnterbal-
tungsabenb 5u 9eben, penn lie ipiiB-
ten, ooB ser @rtrag beSielben linen
Sen 10 longe gemiini6ten bilblden
Sintergruno menigitens fir . ibre
S6auipielerinnen uno S6aulpieler"
liefern f0m1te? Sd mare gerne be-
reit, bel iol6er @elegenbeit oas Mei-
nige gu trn unb bin i6 ii6er, bob
ole unIere ySolente" nit Dem grOB=
ten 8ergniigen mitmaGen miiroen.
Ser g6enb fonnte etpa @noe Sep
TENDER Itattfinoen. @s ionte mid
freltert, aud oos l1rteil anoerer Seler
oieies 8lattes iiber meinen Sorlhlng
8u p~ernebmen. Mit Grub Sbre
Mnita S6abe,
1929 &bo6e SSlono @pe., q. IS,
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Concord Stub.

Die monotli6e 0ireftoren.ger
iammlitng oes Concord &lubs fonO
am 0omerstog gbenO, ben II. @u-
quit, itott uno erfreitte lid trob Der
oriidenoen Site elmer iturfen 8etei-
Iigung. Die Situng murOe BON Dem
GrGii0enten Carl Soffmann pilnftlid
eroffnet. 9ie Yrotofole Der Setre-
tGre 8roitner un0 8enOer, lorpie Oes
S6abmeiIterS S. 8riigger murOen
borgeleien uno aperfannt. - Oer BE
rid)t oes Sinon5iefretGrs 5eigt cine
Eota[- @innabme bon $~t3,t20.00.
Der SdobmeiIter foroerte unO erbielt
bepiai9t Die Summe bon $500 5ur
8eItreitllng Ialfenoer &altsbaltlngs-
ltnfolten. Snfolge Der @un0Stoge lit
ser 9eiu6 llrO sic 8ermietung Ser
&Gltme fir llnterbnItungen oitf yetu
gei1tnfen un0 0o0ur6 Die @innab-
men itorf 51riifge6lie6en. Serr
9cnoer beri6tete iiber 0as beoorlte-
benOe Bicnic ol1f 8ralinerS 2anOItb
on Sonntn9, ben 81. Nltgult. Ser
0amen=8 erein iibernimntt bic 9eIor-
gllrg oes @iiens un0 fitnOi9e, fleiBi-
&c &Gn0e merOen ieoen 3lfrieOen
iteaen; je0er muB einen geittn0en Dip
petit mitbringen. SEER &orl @golf,
ais @orIiben0er 0es @rfriidungsfom-
mites, nit &ilfe Ser Serren Sofob
9riigger, @biIip 9ittes, 6reo. SEN
nige, Sobn 6ii66a6 uno SbeoOor
@eimor ols &enner mer0en Oos Sbri-
Qe tun, sic Mnpeienoen in felt6tfr06-
li6er Stimmung 81 balten. Cine
Eapelle lit 90 nit ongenebmer Wttltf
altr Grbeiter11ng. &inOeripiele NIT
@reiien Iilto geploltt, SolfSlieocr lDer-
Sen incorpore qelltngen, IoooB leoer
ieinc SSreltoe finoet uttO 10 mollcn mir
fir lider balten, Dob 0o8 critic Stif-
tltn9sfeIt 0es &onforO &lub 81 einem
our6ifIogen0en GrfoIq fiibrt. 9as
Set IoQ I'M 10 l1br Wittags beGin=
men, ga bic 0Gmmerung i6on frii=
Der einiebt. @inloOungsfarten rper=
Sen an Die WitgIie0er ouSgel6ift,
ebenio an sic @eiong=8ereine uno al
Ie sic an0eren 0e1ttI6en &ereine; ie=
ser muB menig1tenS einen 6reltno
mitbringen. Cine Itorfe Seteiligltng
5ciqt, ooB mir 9euti6e 5uIammen-
balten, BOB ser &onfor0 &lub Elm
beliebter oe1ti6er &erein lit. Stir
5ufrieoenlteIlenoen transport, bin
uno 3uriif, lit geiorgt. 9ie eleftril6e
2inie bat ertra8agen CUR @~erfiigung
geitelt. 9nes in Alem beripri6t
oieier Sonntag Elm GROCER @rfolg 5lt
meroen.
4noere @eidGfte ser Sibung be-
trafen Sen @infoltf Ser &oblen. 8e=
reitmiQigit mie INNER iibernobm
Serr. 8en0er Sen Auftrag, IN Ser
bonolung nit perl6ieOenen &oblen-
bGnolern 81 treten. 9amit lit oieic
foItIpielige belize Sroge erleoigt.
4nmeiiung mltroe aegeben, 0ie fall
ligen 6=monotigen 3inien Ser SDpo-
tbef 5l1 be5ablen. Die &nItrei6ung
uno @eri60nerung Ser Safe unter
ser @ufii6t uno tii6tigen @rbeit BEG
Serrn @ifolol1s @iegano, gebt Ser
@oGenOung entgegen. Sbmobl 0ieieS
cine groBe Nusgabe erfor6ert, 10 p1tr-
Sc es oo9 fir abiolut notig 6efunoea.
Cine freunoli6e Salle oeripri6t uns
cine li6ere un0 boffentlid 9roBe Gin
nobme in ser nG6Iten Salon. 1890
ltbr bertagte ii6 bic Seriamml1ng.
6. $.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
9unfiasnug.

Sir Die oieIen 8epeiIe Der 2ie6e
uno Seilnobwe on Dem 10 pl0bli6en
Sinideioen meines geliebten Oton-
mes, unieres euten &ater8,
Oscar @ubId,
iuge i6 biermit oQen meinen ber3lid-
item 0anf.
8eionOeren Can't fir bic 5obIrei-
den 8lumenipenoen, iopie Ben Ser
rem &oItoren 9oder utO @ten5eI fir
Oeren troltrei6e @orte inn Sauie unO
an @robe.
@benio 0onf sen &ollegen 0eS Ser
itorbenen bonn @olter 9tee0 Soipital
fir Oeren 8oblrei6e 8eteiligung onl
8egr6bniiie.
Die trouern0en Sirterbltebenen
6ran Mart6a @a6id nnO SO6n.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
9anfiasnns.

Sir oie bielen 8epeiie Der 2iebe
un0 Seilnobme am SoOe un0 Be
grGbniiie meiner lieben Srou
5ranaisfa Sdladter,
Ioae ih biermit alien meinen ber5-
Ii6iten 0anf.
8eion0ereu 0onf fir sic 8ablrei-
den 8lumenipenoen, iofpie ben 9o-
men bonn 0iitrift 4t0 unO Concord
&Iub fir ibre inni9e Anteilno6me.
9ie trouernoen Sinter6liebenen
guois Sdludter nnN SOdtcr,
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

Dor einigen @o6en mn.ot on
ser eleftriiGe'l @abn nad) Baltimore
unpeit @ailnl1ien Srau &fher
ermoroet. @1an perbaftete ieinerit't
stpei Neger. Gpc Saa fam nllil emo.
lid in llpo1s Marlboro Dor Seridr,
obet man fc.,n sic Neaer ni6t ilber-
fiibren. Msa lit qennlt 10 melt ME
om @nfono. Grr i6redlide DtorN
bietet Der &riminalpplIaei elm iebr
fhmeres &Gtsai.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

GnndrolI, &eaIluaf luirfIide 9eIifa.
teiIen, iinO SIT baben bel:
. fbIers, 1915 &igss Marft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
LIVESTOCK ASSN
Did 100 MILLION
DOLLAR BUSINESS

AAES. Ia, Oct. 3.-There are 610
cooperative livestock shipping asso-
Citations in Iowa. covering more thnn
TOO towns and villages and doing a
business last year estimated at 4103.-
100000. according to Dr.. y. a..
Nourse Of Iowa State College here.
Dr.. ,Nourse. who 10 head Of the col
lese's agricultural economies depart
ment. has Just completed state sur
vey. I's1
Average saving Of farmers In mar
keting expenses is estimated at s5
cents q hundred pounds.
Cooperative shipping associations
In Iowa doubled last year. 3l9 beins
formed. The first was started in 1904
and in 1916 there were but 81 active.
Approximately AIS per cent OF tho
total livestock business Of tho state.
or 4s,754 cars were handled by these
in 1890. according % the
survey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
CHICAGO keeps
INDIAN DAY

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Chief Osh.
kosh, winnebago Indian recently
returned from France where he has
been teaching forestry headed the
Indians participating In Chicago's
celebration of Indian Day recently.
Two years ago the Illinois legislature
designated the fourth Friday in Sep
tember as an annual Indian Day. and
this 10 its second observance here.
Ceremonies were held In Chicaso's
forest preserve under ehairmanship
6f Ransom q. Kennicott, Its chief
forester. The Chicago Historical 3d.
ciety Joined with the forest preserve
district, and the Boy Scouts assisted.
The youth of America are being
brought up on the cigar sign In
dian" said Miss Caroline N. Nell
vaine, librarian Of the historical So
ciety, ''and have no conception OF the
and importance OF the Ameri-
can Indian. The society Is interested
in Indian Day from the educational
We want to see develop
a more just and true conception OF
the original American Indian"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
Los Angeles to
Greet Restaurant
Men October 81

Los ANGELES. Oct. 3..-Mem-
bers Of the National Restaurant as
sociatiou to convene here October
s to z, will be entertained by an
elaborate program arranged BY the
local organization. according to Al
b. Csrder. secretary OF tho associa-
tion. The Philharmonic auditorium
will servo - the convention's head
quarters. In the basement will be
an exhibit OF equipment and ma
ehinery used In the preparation Of
foods.
The association aas for NJ pur-
poses the promotion Of higher
standards Of service iA the restau-
rant Industry. and the guiding Of
the public to better eating places"
Mr.. Carder stated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
LAWFUL TO USE PRAYER
IN HEALING OF DISEASE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Sit is a
lawful means in the state of Califor-
mia to use prayer in the treatment of
disease, according to decision hand
'sd down by Justice Charming Foil
'stte in the Justice court here by
(which charges of manslaughter
against Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Sal
1sbury were dismissed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury had been held in connection
with the death of their 5-year-old
daughter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
JAPAN ACCEPTS CONFERENCES

TOXIC, Oct. 3.-The Japanese
cabinet, after lengthy deliberation.
has decided to accept the
American suggestions regarding
agenda for the Washington disarm-
ament conference.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
WILL PROSECUTE 3 WHO
SUPPLIED ARBUCKI.E BOOZI

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3.--Infor-
nations will be filed here today
against three men charged with fur
nishing liquor for Fatty Arbuckle's
party. Federal Prosecutor AcCor-
mack announced today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
WHY ACCIDENTAL INJURIES
DEMAND CHIROPRACTIC
MONDAY HEALTH TALK Ne. 3


The spinal column being composed
Of segments is necessarily flexible. A
fall on the slippery pavement, down
stairs, or any distance from . few
inches to many feet, It In almost ineviAi
able, will cause some degree OF Dr.
the twenty-four movable bones OF ths
turbance to the correct alignment %
spinal column.
w. q. Mainprixe, Midalo. Sask., Caa-
ada, reports the following instances n
n contribution to tho Americas Joar-
nal of Clinical Medicine:
While man was using . crowbar,
wheel fell on Il, giving him . seveSs
Jolt. Ho came TO me for reliof from
an intense pain In tho head. Pal
patton showed tenderness at tho folrtA
cervical (spinal bone in tho neck).
reduced II with immediate rclief %
pain
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

did the order forge ahead that it was
able to begin the year 1921 with a
membership of better than 10000.
Delegates from all the far-fiung
Mansonic outposts are expected to
foregather next week at the Atlantic
City Meeting. The convention was to
have been held in Baltimore, but was
switched to "the playground of Amer
lea" because of its rapidly growing
fame as a convention city and its lure
as a famous resort. The Blackstone
Hotel will be headquarters of the Su-
preme Forest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
Big Demonstration of Odd Fellows

Tentative reports from Is lodges,
with 10 lodges yet to be heard from
indicate that the proposed class of
1000 candidates will be considerably
larger, and that the degree demonstra-
ton of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, at the Third Regiment Ar
mory, Camden, on April Both, will be
by far the largest gathering in the
history of the Order in New Jersey.
Grand Master Burton A. Gaskill has
announced that Is lodges of the 81 in
South Jersey have reported q total of
100 candidates. The largest number
reported by any one lodge was 76.
1t is now estimated that over six
thousand members of the Order will
take advantage of the reduced railroad
fares and will crowd the armory to
capacity.
The society of Odd Fellows is the
leader in numbers of the ~fraternaI
beneficial orders of the world; the last
statistics showing a membership of
" two and a half million. In New
Jersey the Order has a membership
Of near forty thousand, which has
grown largely in the past few years.
In addition to the fraternal and bene-
hcial Size a splendid home for the
aged is maintained in Trenton, and an
orphanage at Newark.
Allen Redfeld, City Clerk of Glou-
cester City, is chairman of the Cam
den committee of arrangements and
is being assisted by enthusiastic and
hard working assistants.
Oliver Citizens, of Pedricktown, is
Deputy for this District. He reports
that Winona Lodge, Pedricktown, will
have four candidates and Eden Lodge,
Penns Grove, ten or a dozen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
News of Local Interest

WOmaH'- Club food sale at Library
room, Penn Street, april Goth.
Those who wish TO save day light.
rise early in the morning.
Jimmy Wygand has moved his bar
Der shop from 81 to II Penn Street.
Some blooms have unfolded since
the freeze. There are hopes for some
fruits.
Some early tomato growers near
SWedesboro set plants in the field last
week. Next week is the usual time
in this region.
How does your garden grow d?
Everyone with a home has enough
ground to grow something even if it
be only a few flowers.
The luckiest mar in Penns Grove is
Z. J.. Saltzman, in the employ of
Coombs Lumber Co. He found a FIVE
leaf clover.
The annual planked shad dinner Of
the Board Of Freeholders will be held
at the Salem County Club on Wednes-
day, May 18th.
NJ. Kelly, of Penns Grove, has leased
a boarding house al 1921 Spicer
Avenue, Wildwood, and will have
rooms and apartments for rent during
the summer season.
The Ladies Aid Of st. Paul's Church
wishes to thank all members and
friends who helped to make their shad
supper such a grand success. Total
amount cleared was 1920. Secretary.
Springtime temperature has pre-
vailed this week. Last Monday was
lowest, 80 to As; Tuesday, 1855;
Wednesday,, 50-65; Thursday, 56-75,
and in the sun, 80; this Friday morn
ing, 80 and cloudy.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run
a low rate excursion TO New York on
Sunday, 23d INST. Tickets for the
round trip $3.50. Train leaving Penns
Grove at 6.55 will connect with special
through train at Woodbury.. Return
ing leave New York at GO.
The new fire department, after their
meeting next Monday night, will III
oulge in a hoGseWarming celebration
at their headquarters at which q
luncheon will be served. All the mem
bers should be OH hand as a good time
is anticipated.
NJ. D. Poland, whose store at Union
Corner was recently destroyed by fire,
has resumed business on the first floor
of the post office building. He will
carry the same line of goods, jewelry,
mems, womens and children's wear,
also making a speciality of repairs to
jewelry, watches, clocks, etc.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
CHURCH NEWS
Emmanuel NJ. E. Church

Morning service, 1890. Subject of
pastors sermon, Christ and Judg-
ment."
sunday School, 2.30. George Vickery,
superintendent.
Epworth League service. I o'clock.
Bruce Rauck, leader
Evening service, 7.30. Subject Of pas
tors sermon, "A New Law"
The Penns Grove Lodge Of odd Eel
lows will attend this service. Special
music. All welcome.
Junior League Wednesday afternoon
4.15.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
80.
Meeting Troop >. Z. :. A, Friday
evening I o'clock.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening 80.
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church
$50 Glass meeting. Charles Pedrick,
leader.
1880, preaching. subject, THE
Beauty of the King"
200 Sabbath School u. T. Cum
mings, Superintendent.
els. Epworth League devotional
service
100, song service
7.45. preaching. subject, The Fatal
Night" Special singing.
Wednesday, 400 P. NJ, Junior League.
Mrs. Hera, superintendent.
Wednesday. $50 P. NJ prayer meet
ing. All welcome.
This Friday evening. 22d, Epworth
League social in lecture room OF the
Church. 500 o'clock.
The shad supper was a decided sue
cess. Many thanks to all who helped
80 ,Ti1liDplV
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
Fishing Notes

The catch of shad this week has
been about the same as last week,
from 5 to 20 to a net daily. Last
Monday Roberts and Dolbow got 20,
VIM. Shoffer 20, Phillips and White
sell %, David Trumbull and son IS,
Harry Rhodes Is, W. Sparks Is. On
Thursday Roberts and Dolbow got q.
A few carp and rock fish were
caught. Some rock weighed from 8 to
Is pounds.
The wholesale price of shad and
rock was 20 cents for melts and % for
roe. Carp 10 cents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
The Riverside

On Thursday of next week a new
serial entitled The Son of Tarzan"
will begin at the Riverside. The Won
derful story from which this great
picture was taken was written by Ed
gar Rice Burroughs and it had a ire
mendous sale wherever the English
language is spoken. korak, the Killer,
the son of "Tarzan," from boyhoOd
wanders in the heart of the African
Jungle, battling with ferocious lions,
tigers, balloons, savage blacks and sin
lister Arabs. With him always is his
little sweetheart Meriem, a girl of
the wilds. CARRIED only in a leopard
skin, they grow to manhood and wom-
anhood and love. The picture also has
many educational features in depicting
life in the Jungle.
The Broad
A big feature will be shown at the
Broad theatre on Monday night when
that fine old story featuring the folks
from "Way Down East will be pro-
duced. 1t is a rural comedy drama n
six parts and will please all who see
it. Tuesday, what Women Love-
featuring Annette Kellerman. We'd
nesday. Clara Kimball Young in
Flush" Thursday, Louise Lovely IN
"While the Devil Laughs" Friday and
Saturday the big attraction will be
"Dinty." with Wesley Barry in the
stellar role. Tonight FRIDAY a
splendid feature, "Once to Every
Woman" will be shown with Dorothy
Phillips as the stan. -.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
Some Good Shooting

There was a good attendance at the
target shooting tournament held at
Quinton last Friday. Fred Tomlin. Of
Swedesboro, was high man, breaking
IS straight. Other contestant were
Ogden and Tremaine, of Bridgeton;
Homer and Harris, of Q~uinton; Allen,
". Stewart, Acton and A. Stewart, of
Salem; Rogers, Of Moorestown; Phil
lips. Crouch and R. P. Willis, Of Penns
Penns; Thompson, of Gloucester; E.
Homer. of Yorktown.