Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-01-03

After that rude awakening, the sena-
tor was on the lookout for any further
~left-handed compliments; and ever
after very careful as to what he told
Mrs. Wells in regard to things said
about him. Uproarious laughter greet
ed the foregoing recital, as did likewise
the stage-coach joke, where hrst-class
passengers were told to sit still; second
class passengers commanded to get out
and walk, and third-class passengers
ordered to get out and help push the
numbering stage-coach up the hill.
Wells destroyed class distinction and
proclaimed everybody humble. third
class citizens in pushing along the well
come-home interests Of our soldier boys
and the establishment o. q useful and
concrete building of some kind to COM
memorate 1.-THE triumph of right over
might" and fixing, 1t is to be hoped,
for all time, of the principle that sacred
treaties must be held inviolate and
never again to be estimated recklessly
as mere scraps of paper!" Self-efface-
ment and not self-aggrandizement he
urged as necessary in the noble cause to
which all are nov about to dedicate
themselves. 1t is a matter Of sincere
regret that there was not a larger as
semblage last Friday night to hear
Senator Wells fluent address.
Senator Wells has been invited to
speak at Ocean City M. E. church on
Friday evening, January 10, on which
occasion he will be the guest of "Metho-
dist Mems Bible Glass" of that city.
The chairman Of the meeting read
the names Of the members of the six
committees to whom is delegated the
tasks of organizing and carrying for
ward the work In hand. The commit
tees were classed, as stated, under six
heads, as follows:
Parade committee; banquet commit
tee; memorial committee; mothers
committee; county committee, and
publicity committee. Luther G. Og-
den was named as chairman of the
Cape May city committee. The COM
mittees are herewith appended:
Parade Committee-Harry q. Koe-
neke, John O'Daniel, Roland Corson,
AsBert D. Austin, J.-Aibert Harris,
Eben Yenney, III. Q. Phillippi, R. w.
RYAN r p F~itznafrick
Banquet Ccmmittee-George w.
Banks, c. A. Douglass, Mrs. w. Fl.
Oldfeld, Mrs. Sara Clarke, D J. Woods,
A. McMurray, J. E. Whitesell, Q. n.
Topham, William Kennedy, Mrs.
Somers Barnett, Mrs. J. Bush, John B.
Wright.
Memorial Committee-Frederick
Himmelein, Jr., Frank L. King, G. A.
Norton, Robert G.. Pierpont, Lstimer
II. Baker, Oliver Bright. Robert j..
Kay, Charles Albig, w. COPYRIGHT
Smith, Chas. W. Saul, Mark B. Reeves,
Leslie 8. Cald we'll, John Bright, Shep-
pard w. Coombs, Ed ward Fox, Abe
Konowitch, Oscar Huebner, William
IL. Stein, Evans G.. Slaughter, Heller
Crane, Robert Lstimer, P. II. Jackson,
G. HI. Huppert, w. Frank Wentzell,
s. A. Laning, E. 8. Culver, Clayton s..
Lowe, Henry Schwemmer, Chas. l..
Heinle, Benz Gliding.
Mothers Committee-Mrs. Anna M.
Woods, Mrs. j. Albert Harris, Mrs.
Chas. Croker, Mrs. Sarah Maxwell,
Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. William BIumell,
Mrs. Carrie Haughey, Mrs. G. w.
Banks.
County Committee-Luther Ogden,
Cape May; Judge H. I'll. Eldredge,
West Cape May; E. w. Springer, Cape
May Point; Joseph 6. Champion,
Ocean City; John K. Carroll, Dennis
Vile; August Meerwald, South Dennis;
A. B. Corsop, South s. aville; Albert
Way, Ocean View; D. P. Haley, Eldora;
R. B. Hess, Belle Plain; w. J Christian,
Stone Harbor; Joseph Robinwitch,
Woodbine; Charles Bohm, Lower
Township; Hope Candy, Upper Town
ship; Floyd Hewitt, Anglesea; Gilbert
Smith, Avalon; Frank w. Fowkes, Sea
Isle; Heber Crane, Wildwood Crest;
Harry 8. Douglass, Middle Township;
George w. Banks, Wildwood.
Publicity Communicated Dubois,
w. COPYRIGHT Smith, Charles r. Page,
William G. Hunt, Albert F. Leiby,
Albert D. Austin.