Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-07-23
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July %, M.lTennis Tournament on
court at 18th and Pennsylvania ayes.
July 2.-Races for Wildwood Crest
cups at Holly Beach Yacht Club.
July 28.-Basket ball at Crest pier.
Holly Beach VS.. Crest.
July 2s.-Industrial parade.
July 30.-Benefit for Holly Beach
Yacht Club at Bakers theatre.
August 14.-Concert at ocean pier
ball room for st. Simeon's p. E. Church.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Wildwood Ocean Pier.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
on the boardwalk at the bandstand.
Skating every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Music by
Troilo's band. Wildwood Ocean Pier.
Dancing every night the at ocean
pier. Good music.
Tonight, Basket ball at ocean pier,
Wild wood VS.. Cooper Battalion.
Dancing and Skating every night at
the Crest Pier.
The Indians of Wapella Tribe, No.
23S and Squaws of Nokomis Council
No. 81, Improved Order of Red Men
rave the first annual outing at Otten's
Harbor on Wednesday, July 14th, 1909,
which proved a most astounding sue
cess. Owing to the failure of the band,
engaged, putting in their appearance
the afternoon entertainment was a
doned but the evenings festivities
started off and ended with a whoop
and all who attended proclaimed it a
good entertainment and we'll worth the
money twice over. White Cloud, the
Usage Indian chief, with his son Red
Jacket and Buck Colby, a COW punch
ing comedian, put up "a very interesting
and amusing performance in the big
tent. White Cloud and Red Jacket in
war dance and war whoops and White
Cloud and Buck Colby in a comical
novelty sketch entitled, 1.-THE Coon in
a Strange Land.n Sharp shooting by
White Cloud in which he demonstrated
the Indians proficiency with his own
weapon, the bow and arrow. Another
joke was perpetrated upon that poor
belated and berated and half starved
and worried looking individual deputy
high mucky mogue great what is 1t
Dave Bayless, in which he received an
addition to his already elevated super
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name given Chief White
Cloud, namely Xxi Hi Wa" (Kiawa)
an indian name signifying "Hot air."
The aboriginal Indian ceremony of
raising up or installing Of chiefs was
gone through by White Cloud and the
joke was complete. The JOURNAL
with Its versatility and knowledge
gaining propensities has found that
Kihiwa really means the man who
can speak for his tribe or race and was
an honor bestowed upon Brother Bay
less who Is now one of six white men
who have been through this ceremony.
The degree team of Wapella tribe per-
formed a very creditable drill in which
they spelled their name aud number,
Wapella 239, under management of ID.
G.. Baylese, the team captain. The
committee on arrangements deserve
great credit and commentator. The
committee comprised w. G. Erdman,
A. johnson and j. Caldwell from
Wapella Tribe and Mrs. q. Erdman,
Mrs. j. Graham and Mrs. w. Camp
eff Nokomis Council. Brothers S. NJ.
Kalbach and A. Martinez were also
very active in their efforts to make the
affair a success and all credit is due to
every member of the Order who helped
In the arrangement and management
of u festivity which can but rebound
TO the honor and glory ofthe Improved
Order of Redmen.
K. b. Springer has high score at the
Casino bowling alleys Tor The sou IN
gold. DIR. Wardell has high Manhat-
tan score, 21s0.
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II. A. Spencer has engaged J. f.
Davis, the silt walker, to advertise his
amusement place on the boardwalk.
He has been in the employ of Mr..
Ottens for sometime for advertising
purposes and has attracted much at
tention on the street, being about as
slick an article as has come down the
pike.
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