Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-07-27

At flic lIceeiuS VI tDt lily OOL1Luie-
sioners on Thursday afternoon, July
26, a warrant was Issued on the COM
plant of Clerk Whitesell against F. G.
Maui, who is conducting a bathing
establishment without a license at
Andrew avenue and the boardwalk.
He has repeatedly refused to pay the
license fee. Officer Clegg served the
warrant and brought Mr.. Maull to the
meeting. He pleaded that he did not
have sufficient funds to pay the license.
He said that 1t wasn't fair for the lessee
to pay the license, and Furthermore,
the property was badly in need of
repairs. The Mayor assured him that
the city could not repair private prop
erty, but he suggested that the prop
erty might be condemned by the build
ing inspector and the owner, Mr.. Ru-
ben, compelled TO repair it. Then
Mr.. Maui said there were no life
guards in front Of his place. 1.-THE only
tfffng Tor you to do,se said the Mayor,
"is to appear before me on Saturday at
two O'Clock with Mr.. Ruben, the own
er Of the property. If the license fee is
not paid then your place of business
will be locked up by the city," Mr..
Maull said that Mr.. Ruben could come
Monday. This was not satisfactory
so he agreed to come on Saturday with
the owner of the property. A letter
from w. 81. Vannaman was read sta
ting that the automobiles parked on
Cedar avenue were making unnecessary
noises during the night. This has
caused several guests to leave his no.
tel. The Mayor said that he was de-
failing a policeman at this locality to
stop the nuisance. John L. Schmidt
appeared and complained that the
house movers had left the DR.. Andrew
house in front of his property On Hand
avenue for the past two weeks. No
work has been done on it during that
time. Five days notice has been CIV
en- the contractors to start work on the
house again. The five days expire
Saturday, July %. If, at the end of
this time work has not been started
the house will be moved by the city to
the nearest municipal lot and costs for
same charged to the contractors.
Large assortment of Wash Skirts,
various styles, all the newest ideas,
moderate prices. Wainer & Fox. adv
Two large excursions from Philadel-
phia visited Wildwood on Thursday.
One was the Ioaks Tribe, l. o. r. M,
of frankfort, the other was the Saint
Mary's Sunday-school picnic. Both
parties spent an enjoyable day in bath
ing and seeing the sights. The Sun
d~ay-school excursionists all brought
lunch and spent the day in picnic FASH
ion. They returned on late trains.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. j.
Mrs. M. G. Poole and daughter, Mrs.
Kingston, are in the Poole-Kingston
apartments at Crosse and Pacific v e
nues. Others occupying apartments
In the same building are DR.. Hille and
family, of 10th and Aspen streets, Phil
adelphia; VIM. Horne and family, of
New York; Earl Tucker and family, of
West Philadelphia; VIM. Melody and
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Thorpe.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Holly Beach Building and
Loan association will be held on We'd
nesdsy evening, August 8, 1917. Of
ficers and directors will be elected for
the ensuing year.
White Outing Skirts for the lady
who takes care of her appearance at
Wainer & Fox's. adv