davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Business Troubles.


These petitions In BANKRUPTCY nled satur-
SOLOMON MINGELGREEN - voluntary.
rs First avenue. Liabilities, S6,242; no
assets. Principal claims; Louis Green.
$1,000; Isidore KATE, $1,000; House OF
Mercy, Inwood on Hudson, sara, Ropp
q Perlman. 81 Chambers street, Attor-.
FREDERIcR S. DUDLEY & CO., INC
Voluntary dealing in corporate securi-
ties and underwritings, SO Wan~street
and Pine r s,Teet t si8n.n 1 s
IRVING GALAiF-Voluntary cloak and
street s TisSlli,ies. $50 ss: assets not
given. Principal claims: Louis Is-
vine. -;2,sOO; Jacob Ruben.tein. s1.2oo;
HOFFMAN, $40 Broadway, attorney.
FRANK MAUIRI AND JOHN FERRARA
Involuntary, individually and as CO.
srocers 200 second avenue Liabilities.
$4,000; assets, $500. Principal CLAIMS;
B bshiem 81 son %Ps sss Wilson Wis Co.. sss
Samuel s. Beard & Co., $3.50. Charles
Goldberg. 2e1 Broadway, attorney.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
The schedules in bankruptcy filed satur-
sITTENFIELD LEATHER COMPANY.
.,d Psinss street Ls0iS'
man. sals 4 Co., ,Io.esii AVER T.hnins
q,
ERNEST Observation-Disclosures. warwick. N.
Y.,,, Iasblttiss 'lisas assets rs PIP
Montrose q simmer, ,l75; Anton Nobel.
$50. Attorneys name not given.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments nled Saturday; nrst nams
that OF debtor:
Bernheim. Henry c.-Coigate 8
BSs 4; Francis VANITY V
Fair Pub. Co. Inc. ........... SOFT
Blair. David. H. Wade ct al. 6,oe125
same-s, c. Hirsch ct al. :..;;... 2,s2o.ss
shaniey-E. HAfner ;:.....;,.. 4oe,1e
ping Co. .........:,........ 47Sss
Kats-c. Anderson ct. al. -. 2I.s4Iss
Eltonhead. Theodore DC. G. q.
eo StSS"sti HdvaraMs. Eii::hct:: s:s.5Sss
Stores, Inc. ................... 1000
Glenn, Mauds-E. c. Burrow. 2l1.20
Jardin any Co. inclGD. M N. Lentin 7ss.os
Jardin & Co. Incl. Backer., 171As
KeppenhaEan. Bernard L-R. c. ,,
MAR Mary 4. KoesterMPsiE 4 I'll
Merry s1rS osstcn.s. N: EIddwafd;:..:: ;siss
oNeill. Francis--M. J. william. 975.67
Pye, Curtis-G. Immediate. 20e.2l
Coz CO. .............,......-...... 1890
erer CO., Inc. e........... ss2. 80
Rothschild, David-V. j. FraduH t0S.6 SO
seeley, John ED. A. Mondell.. 144.1e
Seymour, Mary MA. A. Weiss. 27s.3s
Se f1e.4s Biackmsn et al. i.oIs,s.
whltel, Chas G.-Lewis Mfg. Co. 2tS.s2
waterbury. C, Lvingston--c. H.
Blitman ...'..''''''''''.'s..' Aos'sa
BRONX.
| ou.. w Aq7a a.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
SIS Brandenburg. Bordeaux. Aug. 10.
IS Karona. st. Thomas, Sept "A.
Sc Astrakan Shields, Sept. 4.
ss Buchanan, Barry, Sept. 8.
s. Ardgowan, Antwerp, Sept. II.
ss New York, Cette, Aug. %.
Sc Lorraine, Havre, Sept. H.
Sc President Grant, Brest, Sept. ~
ss Artemis. st. Nazaire, Sept. II.
SIS Faith. London Sept. II.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Rsdnor. st. Nasaire, Sept. 10.
IS Caronia, London. Sept. IL.
IS Carpenteria, London, Sept. Il.
SIS Hankow Maru London. Sept. II.
IS Nieuw Amsterdam, Plymouth, Sept IL
Due Wednesday.
Sc Lapland. Southampton. Sept. ls.
SIS Santa Rosa, Brest, Sept. IL.
IS Mexico, Liverpool. Sept 10.
Due Thursday.
S. Sol Navis. Brest. Sept. 16.
SIS Michigan, London. Sept IL.
IS Philippines, Brest, Sept. IL.
rs Philadelphia, Caracas, Sept. II.
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at 10 A. NJ. Elk parte matters at 1880 A. M.
TRIAL TERM-Parts l.. H.. III. ~, ",
VI, VII. and vuI-Adiourned for the term.
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM-(Chamber J.-A
10 A NJ Ex parte business
SPECIAL TERM FOR MoTIoNS-Before
Tierney. J.-Motion calendar TO be called
Tuesday, September %.
TRIAL TERM--Part I.--Before Tierney. j.
No day calendar.
SurroEate's Court.
CHAMBERS-Before Schulz. Sex pArte
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS waaldy. from batavia.
SIS Berendrecht, from Alicante,
SIS Alban, from Para.
IS Chinampa, from Rotterdam
SIS Edgefleld. from Rotterdam.
IS Volunteer, from Rotterdam.
SIS West Cernifax from Liverpool.
IS Baltic. from Liverpool.
SIS Norman Bridge, from Liverpool
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Burma, at Gibraltar.
SIS Glenorchy, at Rio.
80 Santa Elena, at AFRICA
"a OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
To-day.
Mails Vessels
Minnckahda, London.... .......,.. II ooA
Tomorrow.
Cedric. Liverpool ........ IL 90 NJ 500 p NJ
Orduna, Liverpool. ...... 20 A u % N
Victoria, Llverpool....... ....."... u 90 M
Wednesday.
Crctic, Naples. IL 90 A N 500 p N
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COURT CALENDARS.
FEDERAL COURT.

DISTRICT COURT-Specai Master Phi''p j.
McSook, Room 227. p. o. Bldg, at 10 A. NJ.
Before d1,S Erwin, yGRooT 80. +. o. Bldg. at
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

County Court.
CIVIL-No day calendar.
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Report OF the Unclaimed Deposits of
BROTHERS, PRIVATE
on the first day OF August, 1919,
made in accordance with tho provisions OF tie
Banking Law. Section 1877.
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Bass River, N. g., Sept. IS.
Three Anglers Take Q Channel Bass Each.

Gus wittkamp OF Corson's Inlet, N. J..
reports that six channel bass were taken
on Friday last at that fishing station
Two fish each were taken by H. A.
Schultz Of Fordham road. New York; Ike
Newlin of Philadelphia and Walter Vie.
gard OF Bordentown. n. ].
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nAlR xELP WANTED

WANTEU--I con ass ssvstal i've vfs 90
lirliars vine have ths sbt'ity 70 snow
sarly t.sults; mus, bs Abs 70 fwFnish osf
- rts, att srsiss pfopositl"a mad. TO
broduIss. unisss yoa arc able 10 hsndle .
~, ptoposniun sppi'ratioa would not 10
cpnsll.,sd ssisty ~,th ell sapsnsss ses,
aNtssdi t.r,nsry Oklahoma. Call in per
sou o, nsks application 10 tiftulAtoh
Nsusrsf warmer -rtoshmsn. bkhhonsh
HIdg. ohishomA ciu. oslshona
EEAFS AUTO DRIVING Only 40
a,t y HtttsDu
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TTESOGVAPI{ER

sTENooRAPHER
The homo offIce Of q farm loan com.
pany desires The ssrviceo u twe stan.
oTaphsrs who have ~ aS lsasl three
ystrs eHlerisnce. n rapid and . eufs
a., VAR 80. % With sp,snd'd % cero,,an!
h;is Call between lie ana lee. do
GuM HRorHERs COMPANY
Third floor Grain Exchange Bide.
IiEIFI HEl.Pi--I need help In my
homc Tor my family; besides . relative
has Promised 10 visit me soon; good
wages and q good home n yov Nish
y her Walnut ltsS.
WANTED--DssmGtic people. ail lines;
Ambitious smatsuiu considered.
ch NJ. "a. West Rene.
Il. F,.s Ep whits g.r, y ussve ~.year.oid
child and do il.staifa work. Walnut
1907, I'll VI. 18th.
WANTED
Young lady With knswiedss u IN
w...as waskAAA e : o0ss1Ss s:ss y. s.,.
wANff6-N snss, 6SlidrsS's jsa =.
rtlht esrty. Cali Wslnut tSpe.y.
WAKTED- COIees1 Eli ~ 0sassSl hSsSs-
wsrk; must ~ essl essk; tus d ean.
N.Y. Maple ~tti.
pAP1RhANOiNC AND PAINTING
ROACH pnOA - n. Huds q. Cali
Mspis sSs7. N1ht hae,s sss NaSls
$50,
wait PApHR--ie; nv pr.sss SsS Ks'
beet: bring ean.plee, estimates Wsgs
n ~ PsrrstI ~ ". M Wslaut Stef.
WALL. PAPER huNs, = rssm -.
examples tfcuokt. Waluus oeeo:1;
AAp,s NsA rom vse1.
ROOMS papers4 \ -, nmpiss, aiss
palutiMG. wsiaSt lttl Mspls iSsA
". r. Reach.
PRACTICAL fxINfE(d. passs hsas-
~, kalsSsnlsis9. Nm 49, jsVSsSss
decorat M, he dWoel IIoess s ; sci, '
you have .tris1 ~ rsse ~ " ~
s,.si s.ci. nj s'a''ss''A n s"S'''
iKbEpnNpeNF ~ Aans,,. nsss
Wsisst ~ n1Sae1aH
snnae--nGnsusnaaHaBaassn ssn1nssszszszlnnnnH
oi1uA1iouo WANT8p-nAlB.
~~~vs>rs>~'s-.~s>>s>~s> s>~s>~>s>-s>.pAusrss
pcetrloQ wAlesse = Gvso sDses, -
fyoleoeee1t % ysast egoetldkQDj. ~ q
sssssssfSS ! j. 0sesseA ~ y SesnnsA
4 ~ .k-Isvyss = wSSE1TTs
~ 2 feH "a
o;.9S x y. s.!E ~ H. Is1 r!
- ssci - = - -
49, ~ EW
GaIl1y Ill s ETTr
=. ssSs q ~
(! ! EE<
IN. - r
~ y =: a.. = !
Wluu e1A6a ~ llget qGn1enu0
k 1 3
: ! : !
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HofIL DIRECTORY

euaNIon8D a0onS poR REM
~-~>~~-->~~~.-~~->~~-->
Nlcn ssrsisAel NOR, lM ". fth.
ruRNloHeD sseas With o. without hoard
HUNnlJK6 fsFnlsRe1 ssoms o.ntraii,
ls~stsd. svsry cetnsest end convenience.
.s ssI.,ss.s Ssssss:S,s '' vs.siy ay' S:.S. S:.ss
give ~ call. CslNves Actst. 1isN n
ersa1way rheas hApls 81,
c04t Mo1srn Sslresm. iis ". ! Ma
EsWIf fzSESEb .ss,S.,., room I,
..sss s y. Es ~. .:.s 81. -
t1noo sea FSssi sslliss Sisisssa
fvS vs,.s. ss:':::. -: ca s.'sss u Vss a'A.
pUIsNiShi.D sIeepInS room: EsalIs.
Mes lssiesrsd. lis i. Nh. Phsas
YOUTH FRONT BEDROOM; employed
iadiee preferred. 10 W. 18th. Maple
MEWNd room lo1 SsSlIsmsn. SSv
VI. lSsA MAIls MIA
0XM 6e1FssGj 6atk a1JsISiN0; 6ss,
to = leeAueA Maisvi il1l.
Cjj6ICE JEbS60H-WW ~ vel
lN ". I'LL NaeA ilSl
Isresdwsv Circle Napls ssii
LAH6k frsst rssm. Nsjkiag lis(SseS.
WeN ~.
6O6 arNS-VSsSlSSs7 -. SHSSS, =.
eH~eSon HeunsrcoI aes X Sss~~S ~
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NUT III III ~ Z
Paige coNvertiese teq1eey u .0
condition. Can ewnes. Welnes
non SAi6 On fRxho-uS1o6o
t.passsness. Oeh 0asvsfe 9iao n
H0DlL M HU51obffT. @s1rS
svsskaplSd al NeW tlfvot ESV
city sn1 nus II q 60
MAthewesn. Walnut ~. .I
sss4 bUvs M srs6s ~ Ws1S.
O.pass }; ytrs wheeb, Wsei
iins.t eooAi,iea' I:,s 60. sshaps
BRAND NEW nLAlM III T-
VIII eel On good tssuss - tsN1e -
house ana ~ cash lifsrsats. - -
sumo mcrtsaas, q IN tsss' ape6Jo
lots Hail. % East issh
BEAUTIFUL Dodge s~ass. pAstvesN&
new tLsss. Call walsv( oetA- 6eoo
MIST ssF n oncs; ~ 10y lSq
t,uytne lsavtnl CITY. MeleSl s.i
FDR MLK--FuF1 teSsine, II r. I.
starter bssck, sstraa: ~ 60 ~ y
fdI MIE-E~1 EslS5i EJ1lp|
rash. isel Wet MalaL ", 4
f0K 1xLE-nii CSevFSIsyi CI
niger cas; ma ~ ~ - ~
IN EesA rSedIsloa. Csn NAsle SyI.Z,
ron MLG-Kiskasy G6SeJ3
ges1 q nev; ehsAA WslzA erSS,
iSIs F0kD S66Nk. I5it M 11 IN
riss a. Ia mn EssSa IN sssI
AB76 y o5yl - H3l E.
~ ~ ~ ~ ", 49, l.
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Auros .s!!..T.;:. y,.!sS:. AMP

~>~~~N>--~~>-~~~~~s>>~> ~s>>~>~s>~s->ssrs~>>>'sn
LEAkY !stissess SiR ~ = u y
cit wsidiN0 ~ oo6Ieeee WoD1A -
x7f EYs =, s.sS ~ TEWI
csv. tsissaka. Wslsse 0te - y
T0K 1zECnS9 ~ 60 - -
We - =: wessN - .a1
ITEKrE AkJ(DW rSalslssf IN -
In hns shatD8 gee4 Tire; 49,
s::s; ,,:s; q! %..; az: 3, i''1 S''s ~ =.
IOxyA ON TERQS
ONs lats ssdei t~Sssaa s61 eoeoDD
body; ftos ~eWdMtna
1919 Tosd roa6stse usv tlseA
SIS Ford oNe ton trvea.
Hupwoai,s n soursaG. Z ssv trse g
Q sr~vtfice.
An mo'ms Or. IN sssrs sss1 eeeax
tim. bsiievs 10 aad ess ssssVebolD
OKIApoWA ATT ExcRAM04 I,
~ y. Bvoalway.
FOR EKLE-0 Goodyear easlS6, yql
THE new. and tm. e3SO. U1 WeQ
FORD coupe fo1 SaIs; Ess Ilu ~
new tires; engine psffect: M essoy
10, ~ W, sth street; 6twaSeelfQh 2
ALNnsf NEW sswaos haStg1y !
Dodss ear. 80. 1911 n. Dpss1vel,
nm SALE One iSiS f.Vaala
Butch. moAsi %; sIee NV
rualster With vintsv ~.
spragur. rooM ~. @eenlee AleeA
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souLfaY--psfs-iac0

bvVss0b INV ~
s''>-'s,'sa-rs '.',,----. --.-->~-~~~~>-rslsnsHan N
TWO wsis AirAsIs lsyo; - 90
p.disvsss sivsa tNSNe VS13
o. Maple sosll ssescysA tNe6.t ~ 4
Kepnsls III y 4 eveNeA No.
Poh sALE-Tw w ~, - -
.nj pointers haSls ~. -,
ron aALy Ths~s IDsseu ~ psoU
week. old ~ y tAlv1 ASe .,'
cANARIEs. srssa ussstl g
slnse,si chssI Wsssss ~ -
ii@ ~ " ~. -.,.I
rok sALE-csnsvy Mr1ii -
stcch hsvy Asssrssa. omeDvl
Ark - 49,
10 RARRED Rock cechereos. ~ e
exhibition coiovj sne1 tvpei ~ [ \
hens nice ones I eoch ~ 80
Trlmble, n " Z, Otlskesus OeD. -
after siso p NJ. HL w.
BEAurirtL ch,is,mss ssfsA
,.frisr. male, tve Neeshs ~ -
wsinu isit csil iiifH oq11
F0n SALE -PssWifuI sesa0s u
Persian mails cat Call st ~ -,
chlr ksrs~
WRITE HOOK coctsrsI 10 tss4Sj 4
have 7 ~ fine White hOgh coop
eres would iiss 10 trade one NJ eolDs
srsl NJ same hlnd hspse 10 49,
?. ~. -
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sEyDs PLANTS AND f1BDO

KiNGs .sfly improvN eAtso ~. ~
dsy rot Ton boii vesvH sgnaSAes, -
n 'on s.,o,, soIi ~e.yn ~sssS sSss7fs
1ncs wnhs uf cash ID - ~ -
tr, plant Rlnrs Esfy 49, I
se.A grown In famous sssl lo4HN
Sorth csfolins. sens . t:ssl ~ Govo
planting ss~d ~asil~ss svleAss> MaeglS
Inc, most prur ttive varpeS eNo4k
writ. today for fncts and speee0 DzlD
on ~,by ordsrs klnh ccttso ~ e,
vents ca
srrn ,Risfi porAT0ks: % 81 ~
booking the RoT'hsru see0 So~ e0ls
m n, irnusry aah February. vyss4 ~
wire for delivered priees Oseteo. nv
Gerry and resd Co. Dustin nahhos
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DREsSMAKIRG AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAklKG AND ILLINERy
FURs
First. ciass fur rcmodeline by expert.
Cali Maple tlM
DRrSRN NAkiNG ev, alterations Mary
MonSer. Maple a2S1. Room fis. = 70
YuRs REMOpELED Also ladies' and
meas suits. espe.t workmanship.
vsnech. Tsiios.furrisr. 1os =. Harvey.
Walnut ll3a.
DREssMAKI anl siterattsas. iiSo
Nseth 0evadVay. "a
DRESsNAklNO-N Mrs. MI6lisstsaA a.
w. 0rsol. Wataut isSS-J.
CfliLniEN'N cLDf'HEs and ai,efa.
ton ss'isfr 'tica guaranteed. Wal
I NpTt Y coats and suits, Y OF aii ihls
wssA the prices viii convince you aad
. rsar.r The hh' ~ yon = Harris
Gcar. u N. Harvey. open nishta
pnessMAkiNl; sitsratioas. wainu,
rate
sALfshEN WANTED
->-~-~>>>~'~~---~~->>--~- ~~>>~~-~~-~>-~ys<>>
wANTED-Travsiing salesman 10 cell
well known Mnc OF fiascYtng extracts
In the state OF Oklahoma. Ia replying
give fun qualifications and salary ss.
peetsd to " W, okiahonan.
wANTED--rwo state manASsrs Tor
Misslssippi aud Colorado 10 handle
the sales forvs already going. We pay
tire men. no4 1A. Msshoeee. Okla.
6ANfKb-Es1sSissssd SaisSsasH 7o1
exclusive, No q elvestislag s.!sa.
our 1llssmanasss, y. 4. Hsseon /
civ n.c. H,S' ~
GKvkN ExFkkyENcED
OnOCERy GPeClALTY
oAI.D90eN
wastes - wsfk retail Sroesry tfa1s
with tebhsss salsssss0 Who vill CO.
epesate % account having sScius,vs
aAls: eoo1 GAlasy 70 starx With n.
creaes pruportie9 - NhlNty Demon
s(sate1: ep0setuatty . bsesne distriet
saDessnAaaosr. Give TN lstailu. your
espesbeaee aao Names fiuna ~ uheNa
roo have worAs1, stating uase sol1.
alee ssfefsaeee Wh4 ulM ~ - ~
praaeAs1 uAtil axshestss1 n ysu b
Iatssxtev. RITZ, OkhhssasA
wAN1eh-z;s: T:sis!ss. !! .,:::.':; -: q. dsi'
HALE4NkN pilk chilly TIT vii klt
the 80 eal u rsexfta Walnut itl1.
Uxl1HxN WXNTN6
rssSinSsv ssisS ~ = IN o. oii HNs
q - n9eo91 Isws trecsoss.
.1ssse !1ssseeH - " Ss)leA navs Isssss
4 =. 80 - IS ::::ssi' s::s:s v.
N Mwzlf ~ N ~. s,.;lsl,,
satssaoo - ever Ssss,tsry h okia.
ss1s: ssll.ss 2. tas lsys,sy sFsAs sss
-; ss;ss;s: 81 ss,ssss,sS - .,.t Nc: s:ss. :s
sAessrsss bstvssr y 80 81 ysars Old
vnh ssps espestseQ = spselalty vssk
Esesss.S: = ~ 2 ..ss = 90
I:., Z: s.sss q: - ~''s. s:s .,ss:s:,,. - "a -
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SPLENDID VALUES m UuQD CA
DODGE s'dnn. 1919 ,mi'sass ~ :. ".
<.ytpb ...t... .s......'..''ss.pS
DODGE Coupe. 1919 ............. -
DODGE touring. 1919 ......... 49,
DODGE. touring. 1917 .........". -
DODGE touring. 1917 .........." -
DODGE roadster. 1910 tml,sass
eoly <so0. new tise1). ........ -
DODGE roadster. 1919 ......... -
EssEx tsar,ns ssD tpsell = IL
demcnstrstos) ....s'...''"' -
HUDSON f-passenecr Sedan Ten
unusual bavgnin) ...'........ tJosV
HUDSON tosrins. s-pssssssss. -
SEQ ,,'.,',.,......'.'''.
HUDSON touring. 7-passeassr
super ......ss,.'..,......,. 49,
HUDSON tsutn0. f.passsaGsv
Super. newly painted ana uesn i. 3
tor overhauled .............. H.
HUDSON touring. '-paAseness. 80. t.oeoi
FORD touring. 1911. ie......,...... ~
CASE touring, 7.passenssr. Dif. -
DODGE touring. iSis........,... ~
Msci.1Ii.AND uENrnY lgoeoa oosi
Pheas Weisus ~ NIX
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
VACATION HELP.
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

sHr-a ~ ..tfaas.s ..s ss-s,-s-- ---,~.ss>--,..
CALL Maple 1875 for repair work.
huiidins AMI Grating furniture.
'oR rLArTknINO neatly sbd prompt.
~ done Maple sfb.J
" ~ NEED Of carpenter MApl. ss,l.
" e MiFtim.n az " hsno
n u Hirv. brick contractor aud
builder Maple sli<
CARPENTER repair and building Can
Walnut t2o1 e J ps'suon.
GENERAL cosrRAcTiSn. first .cisv
carpenter and repair wors Maple
.,b.J.
COT j " JONES, specialist, fr root
repairs ieaky bssems nts and sunk.n
floors. Maple 1j21
GENERAL contracting first olss car
p"nier and r~psir sorh Maple sths
pLAsTEniSd and repairing Walnut
isi<
HdDf KEPAIi,EB; practical Jab
hsn-on 4 sons. Maple ,ofs.
ciuvSEyI cleaned. Joseph Folk :
Maple 1903
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NOTICES

FAMOUS sseiy spermsiic Triss, guar.
Anis.d ~ con,rss, opening ftt.d BY
expert also tbdominal bslts, slss'ie
,uys-e, shoulder braces Wsstfaii
Dfus 90 Oklahoma cry.
WE lmy diamonds. Old gold. silver
Mofehou-s Jsrolry 90, las y Bd~y,
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wASTrD--At once, ! 20 Broom furnished
apartment pr bunxs low. by yunrx
coupis 10 childfvn, ~ui tass excellent
care of ypur homs. Can Maple 1901.
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The Associated rfsss 10 sssivsissiy en-.
titled 10 the use Tor republication ef all
news dlspstc he's credited 10 or not other
slss ey,dii.d In this paper and also the
local news published tsfsin,
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14

Miss Irma Moore was suddenly taken
ill last Monday night with congestion
of the lungs, but is slowly regaining
her health.
Samuel Clunn and Reuben Mount
left on Monday for Florida, where they
are interested in property.
Foster GosIin has been very sick with
the influenza this week at Woodstown.
His father reported him as being bet
ter today.
Latest novelties In New Spring
Ruchings and Neckwear just arrived,
some beauties. See Mics O'Daniel,
corner Oak and Pacific n
Edward B. Garrigues, Jr., of George
School, Bucks Co., Pa, spent Sunday
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
B. Garrigues, 122 east Wildwood We
nue..
Oscar Elmquist has been trying cod
fishing this. winter off the coast OF the
New Epeland ststes, and when last
heard from was at Nantucket, an is
land located about so miles of the coast
of Massachusetts. He and his family
left Ottens Harbor in their boat about
Christmas time.
The regular business meeting Of the
Frances F. Downing w. G. T. U. was
held yesterday afternoon, with a good
attendance. The program for the Fran
ces Willard Social to be held in the
Baptist Lecture Hall, Thursday even
ing, February Goth was approved, and
a good time is assured all who attend.
A daught was born to Mrs Russell
Hamburg a few days ago in the Aldine
apartments.
A Valentine Party vas given Thurs
day night at the home Of Miss Myrtle
Lowe, on east Poplar avenue. The
house was tastefully decorated with red
hearts and other emblems of the day.
Games were played and elaborate re-
freshments served. Those present were
the Misses Richmond, Hendee, Spring
er, Risley, Mitchell, Emily and Myrtle
Lowe, Edith and Marion Breischultz;
Masters Albig, Hanson, Garrison, Kali
bach. Reeves and John Lowe. A most
delightful time vas enjoyed.
The stockholders of the Marine Ma
tional Bank are thinking of increasing
the capital stock from $4,000 to
500, 900. According to the plan under
way the public will have an opportun-
ity to get a good paying stock at a rea-
sonable figure in the largest financial
Institution in Cape May county.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14

Collector of Water Rents Kay sub
mitted a report yesterday of the water
department. 1t was not read and
therefore the JOURNAL can not tell its
readers anything about this report for
the present.
Just before the meeting began yes
terday a discovery was made that the
collarless city clock was 9 minutes fast.
How many gold watches were display
ed to prove this contention, the report
er cannot cay. There must have been
at least a half q dozen. Someone said
the clock was trimming on wheels
within wheels" another observed that
the clock was tracing against time"
For the benefit of any persons who may
not seen this steadfast chronicler of the
fleeing moments, it should be stated
that its dial is ornameuted with large,
plain Arabic UNNECESSARILY seen and
the time easily read. To see this faith
full, friendly %time-keeper, is to become
attached to it and to respect and re-
we're it.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14
Meeting

The first meeting of the Memorial
Committee, appointed to have in
charge the getting of a suitable memoir
ial in honor OF those who have given
their services during the great war, was
held in the board of trade office on
Wednesday evening, with Chairman
John Bright presiding and the follow
ing members present: Mrs. Annie
Wood, w. Frank Wentzell, Oscar
Huebner, Leslie s. Caldwell, BeDja-
min Gliding, w. H. Stein, Clayton S.
Lowe, Oliver Bright, w. COPYRIGHT
Smith, Frank l.. King, Edward Fox,
s. A. Laning, Lanning Myers.
A thorough discussion of various
plans and suggestions was participated
in by all present, and the question Of a
memorial was unanimously approved.
The form of memorial however, was
not determined upon, as the commit
tee is to have another meeting 10 the
board of trade office on Wednesday
evening, February 18th.
The committee further decided that
at the earliest possible time q public
meeting be held in the High school
auditorium, at which time plans should
bs pre-ented to the public for their ap-
prevail or rejection, in order that the
committee may know what action 10
take for the future.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14
First M. E. Church

DIR. Edwards will give the last part
OF the story of "The Other Wise Man"
next Sunday night. These services are
becoming intensely interesting. The
large congregation last Sunday night
listened with rapt attention. The
views, illustrating the subject were ex-
ceedingly beautiful. The views next
Sunday night will surpass all the other
views in beauty and interest. You
can not afford to miss seeing them.
Seats free, all welcome.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14
The Dead Letter Office

A few years ago DR.. King visited the
Dead Letter Office in Washington,
d. c., aud as he watched the letters
being opened, which had been mis-
directed. he was reminded of the fact
that there is a ''dead prayer office"
where many of our prayers go and are
never answered because they are mis-
directed. This will be the subject in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. At night the subject will be 1.-TWO
great armies and the coming victory"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-14
Kitchen Shower

The friends OF Mics Claire Goslin
gave her a kitchen shower last Sstur-
day evening. They all came in a body
and Miss Goslin was called to the door
where she was met by a large colored
lady with a laden clothes basket, who
begged to be admitted, as there was a
dreadful shower and the umbrella she
carried would not afford ample pro-
lection. After Miss Goslin succumbed
from the surpri-e, Dinah gave her a
chair near the basket and had her I'M
tie the packages and read the verses,
which had been written expressly for
The friends proved Wildwood can boast
of not a few poets. The gifts consisted
of a number of pieces pirex ware, cleo
trio iron, electric ~toaster, food chopper,
aluminium ware, kitchen I towels, hold
ers and a bright, sidney galvanized
bucket, which in these days takes the
place of the sold oaken bucket" The
evening was pleasantly spent play ing
games. After refreshments were served
the party departed just as the clock
was striking twelve. Those present
were the Misses Vera Colson, Erva
Mayhem, Maud Mats, Marie Huppert,
Inez Nixon, Irene Carol, Clara Spring
er, Elizabeth Cavalier, Emily Veirick;
Mrs. Mabel Myers, Mrs. Frank Col
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Dubois
and George Davis.