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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
GINA PROTESTUJE.
Tvrdi, ze Japonsko poslalo
vojsko do jejiho uzemi.

Peking. 90. riina. Nedavny
naiezd banditn ma Hunchun,
malou pomeznf stanici We W.
chodnf Mandzurii, kde sbihaii
sc sibfrske a koreiske hranice,
ien tehdy vyvolal jen malo
pozornosti. slibuie sc vyvi-
nouti diplomatickou kVtro-
versi mezi Cinou Japonsker.
Jedna Sc koreiskF pohranic-
nj krai Centao. ma iih cd Sun
eunu.
Nedorozumenf vzniklo. kdvz
.Japonsko poslalo sve vojsko do
cinskeho 1zemf. ma oko ma o.
chranu iaponskFch obtann.
Tvrdilo sc tehdv V Toxin. 20
cfnske zahranienf ministerstvo
zavazalo sc dovoliti iaponske-
mu voisku spolupisobiti cfn-
skym voiskem ma cfnske pnde
V znepokoienem kraii. ale no.
zd6ji odeprelo svoliti k vvslanf
iaponskych posil do Hunchu-
nu.
Gina popfra vsak, ze kdvkn-
Ii bvla by dovolila Jaronsku
poslati sve voisko ma cfnske Il
zemf. neb ze bvlo bv toho bt-
valo treba a obiasSuie sve
stanovisko iako protest prot
hotove v6ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
KRAJANKA UTRPELA SMR-
TELNE OPARENINY.

st. Louis. Missouri. 20. rfina.
81. Anna Miklasova, 23let4. "a
mestnana V kuchyni hotelu
Statler. zemrela v pondelf odp.
V mestske nemocnici ma opare-
ninv. ktere utrpala V sobotu ra-
no. kdvz s iinou tam zamestna-
non zenou nadzvedla kovovou
noklici s parniho hrrce. .aniz bv
bvla drive zastavila paru. Ob6
nest'astne zenv bvdlilv v onom
hotelu a 81. Miklasova bydlela
pied tim u sve tety v cfs. 1905
Allen ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
NESTESTf v CfNSKEM
UHLODOLE.

Peking, 20. ffjna. Vybuch a
pozar v uhlodole Ton-Can v
provincii Gill, zanubil pres ety.
ii sta cinskych d9lnikn minu.
II ctvrtek. Zprava o nestesti
dosla sem teprve dnes. Pozh-
stalych jest 119. Banska spo-
lecnost udava pocet mrtvych
ma 422.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
VLADA BUDE PRODAVATI
DOMY.

Washington, 20. ffjna. Dom
ky. jez postaveny byly vladou
b9hem valkv v rIzntch indu-
strialnfch stfedech zem6, bu-
dou prodany die plani ozna-
menych zde dnes. Domky tyto
jsou We Wilmington, Del; Cam
den, N. j.: Chester, Pa; Lo-
rain, o.; Wyandotte, Mich. !;
Jacksonville, Fla; Groton,
Conn. Dundalk, Md.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
RAKOUSKO 81 STEzUJE.
Zada, aby spojenecke mocno-
sti donutily Jihoslavii k odvo-
lani vojska z plebiscitniho uze-
mi v Korutanech.

Parfz, 20. rijna. Rakousky
kancler DIR. Renner obratil sc s
apelem ma spoj. vlady, ably "a
krocily a donutily Jugoslavii k
odvolanf vojska, jez .obsadilo
korutanske 1zemi, kde v nedeli
konan byl plebiscit.
Zpravy o teto afere, jez do
Sly tax dalece do Parfze, ma
svedcuji, ze dosud nedoslo v
obsazenem Izemf k zadnym
vytrznostem. Jihoslovanske
vojsko udrzuje tam naprosty
poradek a bylo We skutecnosti
s radostf prijato, ponevadz O.
byvatelstvo jest rozhodnou vet
sinou jihoslovanske. Panuji
vsak obavy, ze poradek ten
nebude mono trvale zachova-
ii. Jinak jednanf Jugoslavie je
zde povazovano "a poruseni
mfrove smlouvy.
Jake kroky ucinf Spojenci.
prozatfm nenf znamo. Soudf Sc,
re vyslanecka rada bude VIVA
ma, aby zaslala Srbsku notu, Il
i rada Svazu narodG zasle do
Belehradu nejaky protest.
Srbska vlada ma druhe stra-
ne odhvodhuje sve zakroeenf v
korutanskem plebiscitnfm pa
srnu tim, ze plebiscit nebyl
spravny a jihoslovanskeho VOL
ska jest tam zapotfebf ku o.
chrane jihoslovanskeho obyva-
telstva.
Nynejsf afera v Celovci Jest
jiz tretim pripadem, kde ne
ktera re signatarnich vlad mi
rove smlouvy pod tou nebo o.
nou zaminkou pouzila sveho
vojska v odporu rozkazy Sva-
zu NarodI. Prvnim pfipadem
toho druhu bylo obsazeni R6ky
D'Annunziem, druhym prfpa-
dem bylo obsazeni litevskeho
mesta Vilny Polaky. v pffpade
R6ky Vilny akce provedena
byla ma pohled nezodpovedny-
mi jednotlivci! kdezto v pripa-
de Celovce vlada jihoslovanska
jedna ma vlastnf zodpov9dnost.
We skutecnosti vsak D'Annun-
zio polsky general Zeligowski
jednali ma podnet Sc souhla-
sem svych vlad, tfebaze to We
fejne Sc nepfiznava. Oproti to-
mu zle rici o vlade jihoslovan-
'ske, ze vystupuje v tom pripa.
de Sc vsf otevfenostf a primo
sti, neuznavajic potfebu nejap-
nych vytacek, jako jest tomu v
pripad6 Italie a Polska.
Nynejsi afera stdva Sc mimo
radnou zvlast9 tou okolnostf,
ze Rakousko, jez v poslednf
valce bylo nepritelem Spojen-
Cd a jez dosud neni clenem
Svazu N&rod1, dovolava Sc po-
moci prot Jugoslavii, jednomu
ze Spojencd clenu Svazu Ma
rodH. %lWY
Situace nabyva vsak ma vaz-
nosti jeste tim, ze vlada ital-
ska povazuje jihoslovanske "a
krocenf v Korutanech "a stejne
namifene proti Italii, jako pro-
T.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
KRESrANSTf SOCIALOVE
u VETSINE.

Vfden, 20. fijna. 2 vysledkt
voleb do Narodnfho shromaz-
d6nf vysvita, ze kfest' t'anstf So
cialiste zvft9zili made vsemi O.
statnfmi stranami .nepatrnou
vetsinou odevzdantch hlaso.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
SEDM MRTVYCH, 10 RANE-
NYCH.
Tento pocet obsti vyzadalo 81
nestesti ma New York Gen.
trail draze Erie, Pa.

Erie, Pa, 20. rijna. Sedm o.
sob, pet mich zen, bylo zabi-
to a devatenact jinych pora-
memo, kdyz kara Buffalo-Cle-
veland expressu jedouciho ma
vychod, vyletela z koleji a vra-
zila do druhe Pullmanovy ka-
ry New York Chicago expressu
ujizdejiciho smerem zapad-
MIN, ma New York Central dra-
ze, zrovna zapadne Cd nadra-
zi Union dnes rano.
Nedopatreni zrizence ope-
rujicfho signaly, jenz otevrel
vyhybku, cimz Sc stale, ze ka-
ra vyletela z koleji a vrazila
do vlaku ma zapad jedoucfho,
bylo zodpovedno "a nest9sti,
die mfneni zeleznicnfch tred-
nfkh.
Mrtvi raneni byli vesmes
cestujicf v druhe Pullmanove
kare expressniho vlaku ma "a
pad jedoucfho, znameho jake
cislo 23. Tezke ocelove strany
Pullmanky byly roztrzeny ja-
ko listy papfru a kara povale-
ma ma box. V okamziku prave
mraky parry a prachu vyvstaly
pokryvse hroznou scenu jako
mlhou. Cestujfcf vrzeni byli ma
hromadu, kdyz kara Sc svalila
Sc stranou otevfenou zirajic{
vzhdru. Mrtvf byli skoro vsich-
nj hrozne zohaveni a tez ne
kterf z tezce ranenych.
Strojvedoucf F. J. Hitchkiss
a topic Irving Bait z vlaku ma
vychod jedouciho, kteri oba
vyvazli zraneni, prohlasuii, ze
NELL jasny signal, kdyz Sc bli-
zili k nadrazi. zadny biloxi ne
byl obracen proti MIN v syste-
mu kontrolujicfm tuto cast tra-
ii.
VySetfovani, jak sc vlastne
nestestf stale, zeleznitni spra-
YOU, jakoz i komisi pro mezi-
statni obchod, bude zahajeno
zde v patek rano. Ocitf sv6d-
kove pravi, ze nehoda stala Sc
tax rychle, re zadny z cestuii-
cfch v Pullmance nemel prile-
zitost zachraniti Sc. s'.Vsechna
sedadla v kafe, s vyiimkou
dvou, byla vytrzena a vrzena
ma hromadu mrtvymi a ra-
nenymi. Jmena a bydliste mr.
tvych jsou nasledujfc{: Pr. An
ma Toxic, 76leta, Grinnel, Ia. !;
slecna Anna Toxic, 2Oleta,
Grinnell, Ia.; Caspard Des-
champs, Missoula, Mont; AL
got Carlson, 13lety, Sebaska.
Mimi; Clara Miller, Chicago;
Ida Rosenthal, Chicago.
Roanoke, Va, 20. fiina. Tri
zeleznicnf zrfzenci byli zabiti
a pet jinych poraneno pri
srazce mezi osobnfmi vlaky ma
draze Norfolk & Western "
Rural Retreat, Va. dnes casn9
rano. Cestujfcf byli sice dI-
kladn9 otfeseni, ale nikdo q
Mich k drazu nepfisel. Vlaky
Sc srazily ma pobocni koleji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
SNEMOVNA S LLOYD i
CEORCEM.
Vyslovila mu divsru jeho iY-
ske politice 346 proti 70
hlasGm.

Londyn, 20. rijna. Navrh
Arthura Henderson,, while
dem k irske politice vlady, KITE
~ vlastne byl jejim odsouze-
MIN, porazen byl dnes vecer
SAG proti 70 hlasim a tento
projev ddyery Wade byl po-
zdraven nadsenSm jasotem.
Navrh mel podporu Asqui-
tina, dfivejsiho ministerskeho
pfedsedy lorda Roberta Ce-
ella, a jejich ltok opiral Sc o
obvineni, re vlada trpi odvety
v Irsku. Oba pozadovali vefej-
ne vysetrovanf.
Londyn, 20. rfjna. Dychtive
ocekavana debata o irske stu
aci byla rozvirena dnes We sne-
movn6 poslanecke Arthurem
Hendersonem, drfvejsim delhi
ckym clenem kabinetu, jenz
podal navrh zadajicf vysetfo-
vanf odvetnych krokI policii a
vojskem v Irsku.
Ackoli doznaval, ze branne
silly koruny dlouho trpely veil
ke provokace, Henderson pro-
hlasil, ze povaha odvetnych
kroka "zcela odpovidala
aggresivnimu jednanf, jez DID,
asledne bylo provadeno VIA
dou ~
Toto pocfn&nf zda sc byti wy
pocftano ma vykofen9ni nacio-
nalistickeho smysleni zlome-
nj ducha irskeho lidu, pravil
Henderson.
V odpovedi Hendersonovi,
Sir Hamar Greenwood, vrchnf
sekretar pro Irsko, prohlasil re
Henderson neuvedl ami jedine-
no pffpadu ma ospravedlnenf
sveho navrhu.
Sir Greenwood lfcil podrob-
rosti 1iedavne vrazdy inspek-
tora Bradyho. Doznal, ze v
tomto pffpade .doslo k odve-
tam. Til kramy nalezejfcf Sim
Feinistdm byly vypaleny a
sedm iinych rozbito. Jest vsak
presvedcen, ze muzi, kteri TAX
to utrpeli. bud pomahali sos-
novati vrazdu neb m9fi ma nj
prime 1castenstvf. Lituie od-
vet. ale tito lid6 nemajf pry
zadn6ho prava stezovati 81.
"Obt{z jest v TOM, pokraco-
val Sir Greenwood, "ze hrdzo-
vlada rozsffila Sc ma celou ze-
mi. Irska republikanska arma-
da, organisovana v Getty, setni-
ny batailony, odvetvimi v
Anglii, Skotsku a Walesu, ter
rorisovala az do nedavna te-
m9r cele Irsko.
"Jsem rad, ze mohu rici, ze
tomuto terrorismu kladeny
jsou nyni meze brannymi sila-
mi koruny. Jest to jedine brit
ska vlada. jednajfci prostfed-
nictvfm svych brannych sif, jez
mHze ueiniti konec tomuto ter
roru. risky lid jest bezmocnym
pod nim".
Sir Hamar prohlasil, ze vefi,
ze velika v9tsina lidu v Irsku
Sc modli, ably byl konec plene-
ri a vrazdenf. "Den neni' dale
ko. kdy skoncena bude vl&da
1kladnfch vrahI v Irsku", do
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

trodueed by Principal R. R. Moton as a great American who has risen above poll ticsSF The former executive dwelt upon tho yicissitudes of the negro race in the early days of their importation to Araer- ica down through the civil war days. and in General Armstrong, founder of Hamp- ton Institute. revealed the first great leader of men who had sought 10 better the economic conditions of the race,
 Booker Washington. founder Of Tuske- ge Institute. was brought into the dis course. and his selection 10 found great vocational school for negroes was pointed to by Mir. Taft as the outcome of General Armstrong's knowledge that negro must carry his work that he had started.
 Washington was pictured creator of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

friends of the latter here this morning. celebrating Founders Day
 In the audience were trustees of Tus- kegee, including the chairman, William G. Wilcox of New York, who arrived Sunday afternoon with a large party of friends from that city, Boston and FSH- adelphia. From Chicago came Julius Ros- enwald, accompanied by several interested people from that section or the united States During the day meeting Of the trustees was held and at l o'clock a large number of the white visitors were en- tertained with MT Taft at an elaborate dinner served in Dorothy hall.
 The evolution of the negro from his in troduction into the United States as a slave to present days was the general theme of MT. Taft's address. He was in-'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

opinion and a greater leader of his people than any other man.
 ured by the ideal character of his ambi- ton. its scope and realization MT. Taft said, and the founding of Tuskegee and its development by Washington entitled him to every merit and definition of great ness.
 The simplicity of the man who did so much for his people was discussed. and in him he was held up as man of force. character, above petty dandyisn and one to whom the American people owed debt of gratitude "He revolution-zed the southern attitude toward the negro"
 Mir. Taft said he had lived to see the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
EVOLUTIONOF NEGRO MR. TAFT'S SUBJECT
By Associated Press

Tuskegee Institute. April 27.-Declaring Hampton and Tuskegee institutes the great institutions controlling the circum- stances of the progress of the negro up- ward from slavery, William II. Taft. for ner President of the United States. ad- dressed a large audience of students and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

church in this city. who has played a prominent part in New York's vice cru sade, today was subpoenaed to appear to- morrow before Commissioner of Accounts Hirschfield and tell of bis discoveries along the great White Way. The clergy mans attorney asked for three weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

adjournment on the ground that his client
 was leaving tonight for Marion, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

fruitions of his hopes and tangihle re- suits of his work
 Nothing is more fascinating, nothing more useful in it's lessons than the trac- ing of the march of events to the logical evolution of a race and the dependence of this evolution upon the life and char acter of leaders who made it possibfE.' Mir Taft said. in discussing the negro s progress in which the part played by General Armstrong, Booker Washington, Gollis Frissell, Robert R. Moton and James E. Gregg was noted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Rev. Stratton Subpoenaed
 New York, April 27.-The Rev. John Roach stratton, formerly of Norfolk, Va, and now pastor of Calvary Baptist
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

Your wife who has. worked hard to help you make money is entitled to a Parso. Your children who are as good as your neighbors' children should have Piano. Every day that you wait to buy Piano you miss the pleas
 ure of having one. Your children are growing
 older and their opportunity for learning music
 is slipping away Do your duty Get the
 Piano today. We will help you. We will
 give you two years time to pay for good
 Piano.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28

duty your children consists in giving them than merely their heads enough to eat and clothes to wear duty your children in music To get Piano neigpr doing Every day that wait day lost for children Piano your will keep the children there and from doutTec may you years of and regret later Buy the Piano today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-28
Great Piano Sale Near End
Act Quickly!

No Before It We sell
 
  Planos increased you you no
  Our  them is fine be
 
 New Play One iua naturally Be This rand o
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

At Tuesdays meeting the board was
represented by counsel, as was also the
township of Upper, in which township
the Bethlehem property is located.
The Bethlehem company also had a
lawyer and the board heard both sides.
The meetings have been full of ginger
lately since Governor Ed wards new
appoint tee took his seat. The board has
two secretaries. When the new board
organized this spring 1t elected F. w.
James, a Democrat, of Goshen, as Sec
rotary. The old secretary, Gilbert e.
Hughes, Republican, refused to vacate
his office. The board is composed of
three members, two Democrats and one
Republican.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

Veterans both, Commandant Emma
Westbrook of Indianapolis, 20, mem
Der of the first contingent of Salvation
Army lassies to invade this country,
and Sergeant-Major Louis Petain, CT,
of Brooklyn, second CONVEX made by
the struggling little band in America,
will be active workers in presenting
the Army's 1920 appeal for support of
it's Home Service Fund to be made
throughout the country May 10 to 20.
These two workers have seer the
organization grow from the veriest
tyro in the field of service and relief
in 1880 to the powerful influence that
it is today. They have never left its
service and entertain no thought Of
doing so. They want to help raise the
$10,O00,000 necessary to carry the work
through another year.
Their enthusiasm is boundless, as it
well may be in people who have seen
such an i~nauspicious beginning in the
face of jeering and antagonistic crowds
result in the universal respect and love
held for the Salvation Army today.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

The difference in the figure of the COM
ing appeal and the mite collected in
their tambourines in the old days dem
onstrates concretely the difference that
40 years have brought.
Louis Petain is particularly jubilant
over the transformation that he has
seen and remarks epigrammatically:
you can't buy confidence, sonny.
You've got to earn it."
Commandant Westbrook is a travel
ing inspector of corps in Indiana, while
Sergeant-Major Petain is still an ac-
tive worker with the Brooklyn Post
No. 1.
"Ash Barrel Jimmy" the Army's
first American convert, died a few
years ago.. He was sentenced to serve
six months with the Army by an exas-
perated judge who had given up hope
of reforming the drunken remittance
man." Jimmy decided voluntarily to
make it a life sentence and stayed
with the organization until his death.
He attained the rank of captain and
served others as the Salvationists be-
fore had served him.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
Lines and Angles.

The new mathematics teacher was
thin and angular, indeed, also very
severe of countenance and speech. At
the very first session with her high
school pupils she told them that she
had had many years experience as a
teacher of algebra. The statement
impressed them.
"But / knew 1t before she told me-"
Helen informed her chum on the way
home. you see teaching mathematics
so many years consecutively is bound
to affect ones figure and make it take
on the shape Of lines and angles"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
Cape May County Board of
Taxation Hold Meetings

The Cape May County Board of Tax
alton has been holding frequent meet
ings this summer. The principal mat
ter to come before the board is the adj
justment of the valuation of the Beth
lehem s~hell-loading plant ear Tucka-
hoe. s. A. Laning, the newly APP
pointed member of the board, is
responsible for the increase in the as
sessment Of the buildings and personal
property of this company from $43, 900
to $3.50, 900. This action was taken at
Court House at q meeting on Tuesday.
Another meeting Of the board was held
at Tuckahoe on Thursday of this week.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
Left TO right: Mrs.. Macy, Helen keHers instructor TN famous blind and
deaf girl, and Brigadier Josephine Albright, salvationist

81 feel that all the afflicted of man
kind have a tower of strength in the
Salvation Army" she stated.
81 honor the women of the organiza-
ton for their courage and efficiency.
"The Salvation Army is an organiza-
ton of lives showing forth the spirit
of Him who raises those that fall and
holds up those that are bowed down.
Miss Keller's tribute to the Saliva
tionists came in the course of a the
atrical trip which she is now making.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
Went to Green Creek
Fishing

On Saturday, July 18th, a fishing
party composed of Robert Mousley,
of the Delwyn; Anton Ahler and Fran
els Smith, Of North Wildwood; John
Gibson, CT Wildwood; Mr.. Thompson,
of Beverly; Joseph Moss and @. E.
Henderson,, of Philadelphia; B. F..
Shilling and William Austin went to
Green Greek and fished in the Della
ware bay with Capt. Luther Crosse.
The party caught ninety-eight croakers
and four weaks, and MI. Mousley cap
tured q thirty-two pound drum.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

Salvation Army officers in Pittsburgh
were amazed and pleased recently to
learn from Helen Keller herself that,
despite her handicaps, she is almost as
familiar with the work of the organ
ization as any doughboy who fought in
France.
In perfectly enunciated English this
girl, who in childhood was dumb as
well as blind and deaf, told Brigadier
Josephine Albright, in charge of the
Army's work in Pittsburgh, how high
l. she esteems the organization.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
MARS Havoc in Wales.

"Only those on the spot" says a cor
respondent of a London paper. can
fully realize the devastation Of the
woodland portions Of North Wales,
which has been carried on for the past
three years. This is notably the case
in Carnarvonshire, where whole valleys
and mountain sides have been robbed
in order to satisfy the demand of the
government for pitprops and railway
sleepers. Notwithstanding the fact
that the timber already felled and re-
moved runs into many thousands Of
tons, the process, according to the
terms made with the contractors, viii
extend in some cases into next year."
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
NORTH WILDWOOD SERVICES

A union Sunday-school held In the
North Wildwood fire house every Sun
day afternoon at 2.80. Everybody
welcome.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
ANGLESl

Miss Dorothy Jones. of
spent Sunday here at I'd
sister, Mrs. Charles SANG
On account of the b
Sunday the Party boats
come in several hours baV
time, while very few OF
caught many fish.
Mrs. Thomas Adams
have returned from Attain
spending a few weeks
Adams niece also returned
Linda Holmes was one
day visitors here.
Herman Nidorf has rel
Bridgeton, where he has
past week.
Irene Leonard is here
visit.
Captain Joe Ostenrider ID
pairs on his party boat,
anna.n
Private Nicholas Stella,
Alfred Vail, Little Silver, N.
for a few weeks, staying w
parents on Second avenue. r
past five weeks he has been in a b
on Long Island.
Victor Brsidwood spent Sur
Ocean City among his wi
friends.
Thomas Thompson, one Of PI
phia's former Trade School u
down for the summer with his
on Third avenue.
The jetty at the foot of Surf
lie being filled up with trees an
to check the rush of the tide
wash away the besch.
Josh Bowker, AL. Thorn p
brother William, and Eddi}
motored over to Dennisville on
and went out fishing in the baJ
had a good catch of weak fish.
Mrs. Betty Riley is spend
summer al the home of her
Mrs. Harry Mckinley, on
avenue. Mrs. Riley is empld
Philadelphia City Hall, and is
commuter.
Mrs. Thomas Corson went to
this week to see and care for hi
who was badly injured in 4
accident at that place.
Miss Virginia Hutchins is 8
q two-weeks' vacation at the
Mrs. Anna Hess, on First avenu'
An all-day bazaar and socia
held at the Anglesea Methodist
copal Church, Thursday, Jul.
Fancy articles, ice cream. cake
were sold.
Kingfish are now leading tht
denizens of the deep in the Mt
that are being caught by the Al
fishermen.
A crew Of sixteen men from I
Winthrop, which was wrecked
severe storm off Cape Henry
rescued by the Hester, one (
Anglesea boats.
Mrs. Allen E. Grace went wi
Goshen Sunday school on a pit
Pierce's Point Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Bright was a we
visitor at the home Of her b
Robert Bright.
Miss Anna May Willse and
sWhitrock spent the weekend
Miss Willse's mother.
Mrs. w. Bechtel is spend
months vacation at the Robert
galow, on Fifth avenue.
Harry Hoffner, of West Chei
stopping at the home of Char
Drew, on First avenue.
Captain James A. Price, of the
guard station, was called to New
for a few days last week, and
Archibald McAllister displaye
versatility by performing g
Prices duties while he was absel
Mrs. G. E. Bradshaw announC
marriage of her youngest son, Cl
Il. Bradshaw, to Miss Odele
daughter of MI. and Mrs. 10
Nurge, of Jersey City. The ms
was solemnized Saturday, July
by theIpastor Of the Baptist Cl
G. L.. McAllister, of Anglesea.
Elsie Nurge, sister of the bride, as
of honor and Mr.. Grover G. Brad
brother of the groom, as best
The young couple will reside at !
sea, where the groom is a member
life saving crew.
Went to Green Cree
EiChinH
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
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BY D CHAPMAN

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paper Union.)