Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-12-14

ner, chairman of the House Committee
Henry IL. Ottens, will give a ste we'd
snapper dinner, and those who have
been fortunate enough to participate in
these dinners in the past, know what a
stewed snapper dinner means In the
way Of good ealing. Arrangements are
being made for a meeting in Philadel-
phia for the organization of the North
Wild wood Fishing Pier Association.
1t Is being planned TO give a business
smoker at which such speakers as
Congressman Bacharach, of Atlantic
City; President Frank Stewart, of the
Ocean City Fishing club, aud J. Fifth
ian Tatem, Esq, are to be invited to
talk on the manly sport of ocean fish
ing. There will be entertainment, and
while there will be no elaborate repast,
sufficient of food, smokes and other
things to make the event an enjoyable
and practical meeting, will be served
1t is possible that the meeting will
held in Mosebach's Casino, 18th anc
Gisard avenue. P~hiladelphia. but these
plans remain to be decided. There is
one man in Wild wood who guarantees
fifty new members to the Wildwood
Fishing club, and judging from the en-
thusissm displays by the people of
North Wildwood and the cottagers,
the Wild wood Fishing club will start
next season with at least five hundred
n emhers. Mayor James McLinden
and the City Council of North Wild
wood are to be invited as we'll as May
or f. e. Smith, of Wild wood, and
other prominent Five Mile Beach bust
ness men. Trap shooting is scheduled
to form The principal sport in the Wild
wood Yacht clubs winter program i'm
mediately after the first of the year. A
circle of Wildwood business men, in
GLIDING Messrs. Huff, Fitzpatrick,
Riley, Garragues, Wenizell, Kalbach,
Ayers and many others are arranging
contests for every Saturday. The first
shoot possibly will be on New Years
day, with headquarters at the Wild
wood Yacht club. II is said that in
conjunction with the big box trap now
installed, a new hand trap will be in
troduced In which the mar holds the
trap to bis shoulder and shoots the clay
pigeon therefrom.
Gold Medal -four $13.75 barrel. s.
w. Coombs. adv.
Pupils neither absent nor late at
North Wild wood school for November
were John Anderson, Raymond Kline,
Anna Adams, Ruth Riggin, Mary
Palmer, Menalkes Booth, Howard Rit-
tersbach, Dolly %Bjorklund, Violet Tay-
lor, Samuel Rittersbach, SIgne Lind
berg, Eliza WHIST, Paul Morlachette,
Frank Anderson, Victor Bjorklund,
Allen Grace, Loren Heating, Ray
mond lowering, Martin Newkirk, John
Sanders, Lewis Zwirner, Allen Shivers,
Mildred A%spenberg, Ingeborg Axelson,
Eliza Barber. Esther Ekstfom, Emma
Hansen, Laura WHIST, Beulah Kim
pell, Wealtha StTeaker, Edith Snyder,
Margaret Monroe, Orvsr Axelson, Jen-
ME Loef1er, Marvine Anderson, Hem
ry Barber, James Rice, Dorothy God
frey, Pauline Aspenberg, Frances
Weiderstrom, Hugh WHIST, Russell
Streaker, Louis Stella, Charles Sanders,
Warren Riggin, Edgar Kline, Wslter
Hansen, John Braid wood, Fred Miller,
Harry Preston, Edward Hansen, Louis
Bowker, Everett Axelson, Harry Col
son, Joseph Hearon, Richard Lar
combe, Axel Carlberg, Ed win Lever
ing, Augustus Mack, Eric Miller,
Wesley Newkirk, Magnus Ekstrom,
Marion lowering, Leontine Stella,
Zelda Webster, Lillian Godfrey, Ethy
Grace, Beatrice Rice, Annie Snyder,
Marie Ekstrom, Una Malcolm, Henry
Monroe, Fred Zwirner, Wilmer Etrea-
ker, Arnold Ballad, Leroy Smith, VIM.
Jones, Nick Stella. Mary Barber,
Georgianna Garretson, Elizabeth Ely,
Frances Shute, Milton Lowering, Will
J son Mathis and Francis WHIST.