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BOY SHOOTS HIS CHUM,
PLAYING IN RIFLE RANGE
fsrec,aI 10 the newark star.I

YOUNGSTOWN, N j., Aug. 21.--
John Holton. IA. son of william Hol-
ton, of MacCulloch avenue, this place.
was shot yesterday by Raymond
Eagen, a son of Edward Eagen. at a
picnic of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernlans at Morris Plains. The boys
were lettering about a rife range in
charge of Charles Brown, an uncle of
ERgen.
As Brown turned his back young
Eagen picked up rifle. IT was dis
charged and bullet entered Holtons
chest just below the collar-bone,
penetrated the left lung and emerged
near the left shoulder-b blade. The boy
was hurried to Memorial Hospital,
where it was said he would probably
recover
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WILSON AND BOY SCOUTS
{ POSE FOR THE "MOVIES"

e WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.--Prob-
ably the eight proudest boys in the
United States today are to be found
IN the local organization OF Boy
Scouts for they will go down to pos
terity in the movies" scouting with
President Wilson in the White House
grounds. The film in which they will
appear incidentally, is 10 he 5000
feet long, the longest yet made with
the exception of one production.
The moving pictures, which are in
. tended to advance the Boy Scout
movement, were taken yesterday. The
President will be shown welcoming
the boys and shaking hands with
them, after which he will be depicted
watching and directing the young
sters in some Of their scout work
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WILSON APPoINTEE DIES

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 21.--Major
n c. French, aged ~. appointed post
master in Memphis about two months
ago, dropped dead from apoplexy at
his breakfast table today. Major
French succeeded Lee w. Dutro, Re-
publican, who was drowned July % in
The Mississippi river. Mr.. French was
a Confederate veteran, and had been
employed In the postofiice for more
than twenty-five years.
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GIFT CHASING SUMMIT
COUPLE ACROSS OCEAN
snccInl TO the Nerark star.

SUMMIT. n. j., Aug. 1.-THE
steamship France. which sailed for
Havre yesterday, carried a. package of
silver sent in pursuit of DR.. and Mrs.
Edgar j. Fisher. who sailed on Tues
day on the Carpathia.
Or. Fisher, who has been vice-prin-
cipai of the Summit High School, is
bound for Constantinople to take the
chair of assistant professor of modern
history at Robert College. Friends
had bought silver set as a parting
gift TO Mrs. Fisher. whose interest in
educational and suffrage affairs in
Summit had brought her wide ac-
quaintance. The package failed to
arrive before the Carpathia sailed.
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FAIRYLaND QUEEN CROWNED
IspecinI 10 the Newark Sfnr.1

OCEAN GROVE, N. J.. Aug IL
Eugene Shreve. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G., Shreve. of Ocean
Grove, was crowned Queen of the
Fairyland Festival" here. last night.
The coronation was an exact dupli-
cate OF the recent browning of
Titania Kill, queen of the Asbury
Park carnival. Queen Titanis, her
suite and members of the Asblry
Park Carnival Commission occupied
sets in the royal box. ),
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unearth Gigantic Smuggling

ST. PAUL Mimi. Aug. 2t.-Whole-
sale smuggling OF horses, cattle and
grain across the Canadian border,
atnounting to thousands of dollars,
and said to involve u well-known
local cattle dealer. has been un@ar TIL
ed by Collector of Gust bms Judson
La Moure. jr.. of the district of North
and South Dakota and northwestern
Minnesota. assisted by SPECIAL Agent
,Foulkes. of st. Paul, according to en-
announcement last night. Several ar
rests along the border have been
rf1Hde
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Seeks Congressional Toga

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Aug. IL
Assemhlyman Joseph w. salus in an
nouncing yesterday that he viii not
be candidate 10 succeed himself in
the primaries next month, declared
his intention to stand as a candidate
for Congress.
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JAILED AS A "FIxER"

PASSAIc N L.. Aug. 21.--John
Trella, commissioner of deeds and
real estate agent, was arrested yes
terday, charged with taking $3.50
from Mrs. Sophie Klup. Ito give to
the judge and secure her brothers
release from the county Jail" He was
held for the grand jury.
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PRINCETON'S UNFINISHED
BUILDING ORDERED TAXED
IspecInl TO the Newark star.l

PRINCETON, N. j., Aug. 21.-Be-
cause Princetons new graduate col
Iege, now in the process of construc-
ton, is not actually in use for educa-
tional purposes, the New Jersey Tax
BOARD ordered Assessor William E.
Burke 10 include it in his valuation.
Burke has placed preliminary as
sessment of $350,O00 on the graduate
college group. Princeton alumni and
faculty members here declare the Tax
Board is committing a great injustice.
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Won't Be Content.

"She will doubtless have harp
and halo in the beyond"
"Well?"
"But she won't be contented with
out lorgnette. - Washington Her
aid
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ORDER FOR CAMDEN YARD

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Secre-
tary Daniels has signed contract plans
submitted by the New York Ship
building Company, of Camden, N. j.,
for the construction of the destroyer
tender Melville. which is % cost 81
10000
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AssoclArIoN PLANS SHOOT

The L. r. Lalor Association will
meet in it's headquarters, IS Belle
vile avenue. tomorrow night 20 or
ranjze for it's twenty second annual
target excursion and outing The
annual election of officers will be
hcld
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CRY TREAsuRER,s OFFICE

Newark n. j., July /, 1913.
To the Honorable Common Council of the
City of Newark. ~ j.;
Gentlemen--In compliance with the act Of
the Legislature entitled "A further supple
ment of the act entitled, An act to amend
and revise the charter of the city OF New
ark" approved February 22d. 1866, l here
with present statement OF the cash trans
actions of the city for the month OF Tune
1913.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF JUNE 30 1913
In accordance with the provisions of the
Fifth Section of the Act of the Legislature
of the state of New Jersey, approved Febru-
airy % 1866. entitled Further Supplement ia
the Act entitled An Act to revise and amend
the Charter of the City of Newark" ap-
proved March II. 1857. l herewith present a
full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger as Of June 80, 1919
JAMES A. ROWE
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


Laws 1903. ....
Pebble street ditch
Sinking fund re-
sources ........ 8
Insurance Fund
Commission as
sets ........
Bonded indebted
ness ..........
Bonds in escrow.
Temporary loan
bonds. general.
Temporary loan
bonds, ire e /
openings, Chap.
3. Laws 1900.
Temporary loan
bonds. pavinge.
Chapter 217....
Temporary loan
bonds, Aims
house construc-
| ton ..........
Temporary loan
bonds, opening,
Chap. 121. Laws
1912 ..........
Temporary loan
bonds, Passaic
Valley sewer.
| Surplus u d err
! Martin act....
Redemption ac-
count .......
Sayre fund. $500.
Tichenor fund. 90,
Longworth fund.
Assessments col
lected on private
sewers due prop
erty-owners -.
ID a M a g e s and
! claims payable.
| Opening damages
| awards unpaid
Opening damages
awards unpaid,
| Chap. s, Law
| 1909 .........
County road as
sesSment ......
Assessments to be
! refunded $50.
1 Reserve fund.
Warrants issued
and unpaid $50.
Sinking fund and
interest ..4....
Capital fund, q.
c and F....
Capital fun d,
opening streets.
Capital surplus
Sinking fund sur
plus 1900.
Paving fund sur
plus. Chapter
217 ..........,
Opening fund sur
| plus. Chapter s.
Laws OF 1909 :.
Passsic Valley
sewerage surplus
Playground sur
Plus .........1
Public bath sur
plus ......s...
Dock and ship
canal surplus. :.
Insurance Fund
Commission sur
plus ...........
Additional hos
pital accomoda-
lions surplus.
Accumulation of
collections. paw
| ings. Chap. 2l7
Accumulation of
collections. OPEN
| ings. Chap. 8.
Laws 1903.
Dept. of Water,
funds for con
stIuction of stor-
age reservoir
Watershed ext en-.
Sion ........-.
Track elevation.
Truck house No. o
Engine h use
No. o..
Central fire sta
ton ...........
Ashes and refuse
station ........
Site for fire.
house, Walls
burg section.
Almshouse sur
piuS
Truck n ouse
No. 10.
Opering fund sur
plus, Chap 121,
Laws 1012....
Sewer bonds. 1897,
sinking fund.-.
Department o (
water .........
City Home. 80.
City Hospital. -.
Fire department.
Police department
Public health.
Shade Tree Com
mission 1890.
Playground Com
mission ......
City Plan Com
mission .......
Free library =.
Maintenance of
dog pound -.
Bridges........
Crosswalks .....
Executive Dept.
Board OF Street
and Water Com
missioners .....
Public lighting.
Sewers and drain
age 80.
Sidewalks ......
Streets and high
ways ...,......
Scavenger .....,.
Wharves 1900.
House sewer con-
nections $3.50.
Public baths.
Repairs to asphalt
streets ........
Maintenance OF
Incline Plane.
Surveyors depart
ment ........-.
Street improve
ment charges.
Interest ........
Contingent ......
Collecting taxes.
Poor and aims -.
Public buildings.
| Construction and
alteration o Z
buildings ,....
Public outings.
Hospitals $500.
Memorial D a Y
observance -.
Custodian o I
, school moneys.
Public s C h 0 o Is
construction ac-
count ........
Public S ch o o lis
maintenance ao-
count .........
City salaries.
City sundries.
Printing and sta
tionery .
Weights q n d
measures
miscellaneous adj
vertising
Inspecting meters
City statistics
Elections .-......
Free d e Mt al
Clinic .......
J Totals ....... 1851
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TRANS FERS.

NEWARK.
Sol Jeydel to Albert b. Aschenbach.
N. Twelfth st, 1856 II s Fl
Fourth av, 25x100. ...................
John w. Jurkowski to Michael Kln-
fas. W Camden ST. l25 IT Fl
Cabinet st, 125xi00. .,................
Morris Lieherman to Annie Gollen-
der, 8 Hawthorne ay, 125 IT W fir
Badger ay, 25xlOO... ...,..,.........
May C. Van Vallen to John A. Lin
nett, W s S. Twelfth st, 100 1T
fr Madison st, 50x99, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Harry Rosenbaum ct al to Nathan
Harris, W Speedway av, 37S IT
fir S. Orange av. 29x106. .....,,...
Davis Bender to Charles Matulay,
3 e S. Eighteenth st, 400 II $ W
fr Avon av, 25xl00................":.
Anna /. Baldwin et al to Israel j,
Raehlein. w cor Clinton ay and
Rldgewood av. 6lx9S; and other
Selig Carlip to Annie stitch. g
Peshine av, 2lS IT II fr Clinton
nv, f0x7l ......,.........,......
TOWNSHIPS.
Liberty Rubber Company to l.. vii
hanson Chamberlain, West Or
ange. Standish av, 215 IT II Fl
Park ay, 50X125. Observation-Disclosures.
Josephine h. Williams ct al TO
Francis NJ. Kelley. West Orange,
n Ashwood ter, PSI IL W FIR
Cherry st. 46x1OO., ....,........:.....
Annie A Beleher ct al to George
Polhemus, Iryington, 3 Cum
mlngs st. 1893 fl fr land Julia
A. Cummings, 25x120. ......,....:;.
james S. Holmes to Max Mindlin,
Orange, s W cor Snyder st ana
Park st, 63xl2o. ...,..:..;...:..'',,.,
Mary A. Rosney TO Catherine L.
Mclaughlin, West Orange, $ =
Swineneld I'd, II w cor land X. Il.
Dean mo dlmensions). .....,........
Yale Land Company to George
Nolte. Irvington lots 172-l73, map
lrvington Terrace ..,..,....;,.....:.-
Laura A. Taylor to Jennie Clements,
Bloomfield. Evergreen av, 1o9
II FIR Ashland av, lO0Nloo. ..,;...
Henry A. Potter drustee) to Meeker
Foundry Company, South Orange,
s e cor Maplewood av and Walton
ay, 20ox399; and other tract....,...
Margaret p Meeker and hus to
same. South Orange, same PROP.
John l. Monahan (sheriff) to A,
Ward Brigham, East Orange, W
Prospect st. 636 TT n fr Williams
st, 103x370 ........,..t...t.. 1850
Edward Heyden TO William Heyeeko,
Irvington, W s Twenty-hrst ST. 2l9
IT S FIR Alpine st, 25x1lO.,.....,,....
North Jersey Realty Company to
George A. Foye. East Orange, e $
n. Twenty-seeond ST, 43 1T Fl
Springdale av, S3x1O3. .,....,.....'.'
William Forth ct al to Oscar Hoist,
BelIeviIe. e High ST, 1913 IT n
fir Holmes st. 29xl37 ..........,."...
Laurids Andersen to William II.
Hampson, bloomfield, 5 Weaver
ay, al IT II fir Newark ay, SOx2Si..
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Audit
Real estate and
buildings ..... $50, poS, 100 y
Personal property 2,126 1ol 70
Dock and ship
tom eana' .....'s.. 1872 Al
Public bath con-
struction oo.ooi ."
Playground con-
struction 80. ohoe& 20
Passaic Valley
sewerage con-
struetion ...-.. l,oss,ioo ~
Additional hos
pital accomno-
dations con-
struction $3.50. 5Oo,-lz %
Almshouse con-
struction 49,. lfz'4es .
'p street openings. 12,11s 81
Special interest
Almshouse con-
struction o,oVo w
Assessments out
standing. paw go ono n,
ings ......... oio,V-o %
Assessments out
standing. paw oo 900 m
ings, Chap. III 4&V, 100 D"
standing' sewers 7o2, sii 90
Assessments out
and p r.. 1871. 4a5 10
Assessments, out
i ings .. open CT. s75 SO
Assessments out
standing, open
ings, Chap. :,
Laws OF 1901. 'o.osa ~
Leases for street
improvements. S,s43 Al
Road improve
ments ......... Vs@ "
Assessments out
standing. house
t,ons e' 1s.sia 81
Assessments out
standing. repair
ing sidewalks. b,lo4 W
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees 1005.... ~
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees. 1D07....- 90 os
Assessments out
s sreesl isos sh i'. a27 %
Asse ssmcnts out
standing, shade
trees. 1000. 30 81
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees. t910.... $40 IL
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees. Ie1I.... 900 90
Assessments out
t trees. ieis. a l.42o 30
Opening M
pens peese :" oe.2i7 20
Opening damages
In suspense,
iona . ~ sy,s,7 20
CITY treasurer.. 3,23s,15I 4b
comptroller's Of
Leases for taxes 1900 AZ
Taxes 1903, real
estate arrears. go ~
Taxes 1908. real a.. "a
estate arrears. sso %
ia estate arpears. s.4ss II
Taxes 1901 real
estate arrears. 6,iss II
ia estate srresrs. 1851 90
is estate srsears. $500 ~
s estate arrears. TACO OF
a estate arrears. a4.ais 81
s eststs arrears 2.soe a
Taxes 1908. real
estate certificate 16a u
Taxes 1904, real
estate certificate 1.469 DO
Taxes 1905. real
estate certificate sss is
Taxes 1905 real
estate certificates AIS SO
Taxes 1910. real
estate certificate l,oiO -
is sessl srrssrs 81 sI.4ss IS
's ssa.l ARE sSrsass sa,Tsl'n
Taxes 1908, per-
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TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF MAY II. 1913.
In accordance with the provisions OF the
Fifth Section of the Act OF the LEGISLATURE
of the State of New jersey, approved Febru-
ary % 1866 entitled Further Supplement to
the Act entitled An Act to revise and smeno
the Charter of the City OF Newark. ap-
proyed March II. 1857. | herewith present .
full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger as of May IL, 1913:
JAMES A. ROWE,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21

Respectfully submitted,
ELMER A. DAY.
City Treasurer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
Time 20 Move

From the Trenton Times:
A dispatch from Millville says that
former Governor Stokes has decided to
vacate the old homestead In that city
and is moving to Trenton, where he
will make his future residence. This
will cause no surprise. MI. Stokes has
lived in Millville for more than forty
years; he was educated In the local pub
lie schools, of which he was later made
the superintendent. For two years in
the House and nine In Senate, he serv-
ed Cumberland County.
County aud City should feel prondof
the bell-boy who made his way to the
Governors chair and became president
of one of the largest banks in the State.
Instead, both repudiated and insulted
him on election day. 1t was time for
him to move into a community that
has more appreciation of his ability
and the valuable services he has render
ed to the State.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
Banquet to Senator AckIey

Old fashioned Democratic merriment
prevailed to a high degree at the ban
quet in honor of Senator-elect John A.
Ackley last night at Hotel Maretti. 1t
was Democratic In the true sense for
the Republicans present were just as
happy as the Democrats. William
Myers presided and after a lengthy dis
cussion Of the good things to eat, intro
duced Mi. Ackley. His address was
~laudatory of Governor Fielder and the
young men before him. He said no
better man was ever at the helm of the
State Of New Jersey than Mr.. Fielder.
He would do that which was best and
there was no fear of the official axe be-
ing used to hurt the service. MI. Ackley
dwelt OF the make up of the mex House
of Assembly and compllmented the
many young men who were present on
their intelligent choice of a political
party in which to fight for the State
and nation.
Next came Senator Wheaton, of Cape
May, the blacksmith Senator. He Gre
ated a regular whirlwind of fun and
the hotel never held an audiance that
cheered louder or laughed with deeper
glee. Mr.. Wheaton said he was raised
under a mule. which caused DR.. Con-
we'll to remark that If Mr.. Wheaton
had received another kick or two he
might be Governor today instead Of
Senator. Mr.. Wheaton wanted live
Democrats, not long lived ones. He
thought the Democrats had been sort
of showed under at Trenton for some
years but now they were out in force.
He said the trouble had beeu In Trenton
that the laws had been made by lawyers
who left ahole in them and then charged
the people 1926 retaining fee to tell where
the hole was.
he praised Mr.. Ackley as being hon.
est and sincere.
DIR. Conwell made a witty speech also
praising the Democrats for what they
had accomplished. He said a year ago
the Democrats met at the hotel to cele-
brate triplets-Wilson, Baker and Ack-
ley and this year they were celebrating
tripiets again-President Wilson, Sem
ator Ackley aud Surrogate Wallace
To celebrate the birthday of two sets of
triplets in about a year was going some.
Former Postmaster Laning, Of Bridge
ton, and others spoke.-Vineland Jour-
nal, December 8. 1913.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

J. Cannon and family, of Philadel-
phia, are Ia their new home on w. 18th
street.
At the firemen's ~pinochle Tuesday
night the first prize went to Edwin
Brad way, second to Mr.. Hopkinson,
third to w. Glenn, Jr.. fourth to Mrs.
l.. Krause, fifth to George Stewart and
the BOBBY to Eddie Letts.
William Schenk, of MilIville, and
friend spent a few days here.
Dorning Walker was down on Sum
day.
John Pew entertained a party of rel
atives on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Bailey visited her
mother, Mrs. A. Feaster, over Sunday.
Amos Kline aud family have gone
west to attend the funeral ora brother.
Full line Christmas cards, bells, nov
elites, at Hilb's, Anglesea.
John Bowman was the guest of his
son on Tuesday.
8. b. Joslin and family have return
ed from two weeks spent in the city.
Newton Let's has returned from
Philadelphia with his wife and child
rem.
Frank Brennan and P. Conway,
owners of property on the canal, were
down Wednesday. :.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
Postal Service al vlneIand

P, stmaster Williams is busy with
his problems. He is making arrange
ments to get out the Christmas mail
aud will do what has never been done
before and that is to deliver everything
IL iheway Of Christmas goods on Christ
ma eve II it takes until midnight. The
p stmaster says that Uncle Sam has
or.iered that packages going through the
mail may be m~arkeds'not to be opened
until Christmas" so that the mailing
of the presents may not be delayed
u It'll the last moment.-Vineland Jour-
nal.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
WILDWOOD
Continued from page l

On Saturday evening the newly
formed Scandinavian Society decided
that the first money coming into the
club treasury should be devoted to
some charitable end. This motion was
put ia effect Immediately after the
meeting when Mrs. Olaf Christianson,
who has been confined to her home for
many weeks by a serious illness, was
agreeably surprised. The society sent
her a beautiful Bciatica plant in bloom
and a handsome boquet Of cut flowers,
roses and chrysanthemums. Mrs
Christianson, who is a lover of flowers,
greatly appreciates the gift, and finds
much pleasure 10 exhibiting the beau
ties to her friends. On Sunday evening
the altar flowers of Holy Trinity Luth-
eran church were also sent to Mrs.
Christianson by their donor 20 that at
present she lives in a veritable conserv-
atory.
For ~5ale-Large red plush carpet,
slightly worn, lbargain). Inquire at
the Edgeton Inn.-adv
Rev. FL. II. Hallowell came home
Wednesday to spend q few days with
his wife. He will return to East
Stroudsburg, Pa, on Saturday to con-
duct evangelistic services. He is en-
gagged in this work all through the coal
regions and later will go to Mt. Car
mel and Pottsville.
The official board Of the Methodist
church has asked for the return of Rev.
Carlisle for another year.
John Leonard returned from Chime
oteague, Va, on Wednesday.
George Rogers was indicted by the
grand jury this week for keeping a
gambling house in Holly Beach.
Buy your Christmas candies at Hilb's,
Anglesea.
s'Santa's Santaplane,n a Christmas
cantata for young people, music sby
Arthur Radcliffe, and book by b. b..
James, will be given by the Sunday
school and choir of st. Simeon's-by-
the-Sea at the annual Christmas festi-
val In the parish house on Friday eve-
ming, Dec. 26, at8.15. Allare welcome.
Silver Offering at the door.
Loose leaf pocket mem orandum
books, new line. Ryan's Stationery
Store, 1s8 e. Wildwood Avenue.-ady
Bishop John Scarborough, d. d.,
will make his annual visitation to st.
Simeon's-by-the-Sea on Sunday, Dec.
q, 1918, at the morning services. He
will confirm a large class of candidates
aud celebrate the Holy Communion at
the 10 80 a. M. service. All are most
cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid of the Wildwood
Baptist Church will hold a food sale at
the Coombs store on Pacific avenue
uader the Poplars Apartments on Sat
urday, Dec. 10. There will also be a
-of&9unwEpBst the same time.
A good chance buy your Christmas
presents.
A special meeting ofSt. Mary's Guild
will be held In the parish house of St.
Simeon's p. e. church on Tuesday,
December 10Th, 8 10 p. M Immediately
after the Confirmation class.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-12-12
II Made a pifferenoe.

IF l ever get hold of Binks I'll
thrash him so that his mother won't
recognize him."
whats the matter?'
Hes been slandering me. He says
that l beat him out of S. In a poker
game"
mot at all. heard the remark my
self"
what did he sayT
HE said that you beat him out OF
5000 in a wheat DEAL"
"Oh, well. then, l suppose it is all
right. I hardly thought he was the
kind Of man to go around telling stories
that reflected on my charlottesville