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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
TiiI: FAIRY GREEN.

So!,ly falls the ha.!cS OF nigh.
Thr day has swiftly He'd.
Fhc pale moon sheds hcr light
On the watcT lilies bed.
Tho forest j. dark and dr"ir
Wncr" the ~liObSubliaS say
o. them aewar", beware,
II from The path yol stray.
In the ccntey Of the forest Wild.
Wher' the grass grows soft ana
green.
Come the gent. fairies mild
To dame. Il ~"ondrous scene.
step gently and with ha;cd breath.
Watch with ne awhile;
Far away IS The tho't Of dea;r
~ you see tn" fairies smile.
Composed by
MARION Aj,\Ns
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Not Always Roo
Addiapn. Va
L rputpgf.
Write in Ink and on One side Of rapr

MY nesr Editor.-r truly hope you hal
Il nice time on your va ca ton. ! have bueO
going TO school and haven't had lime
to write, haven't been q member very
Sess HeIsh Goas,anee sMimSn., w snuut; hn may
S,i.s e iomp otS5Iss Asmetiness We'll, I
'"'aaAcE EDWARDS
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T'i!I: COLI, WINE.

IaSslE |JAconspN
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rHt: rouNrA,> OF yo,rn.

When Ponce de Iron came to West
!rd!cs the ImIIans tod lin m,,y.
aiinnEs stories or the fountain OF
yoatii. The Indians odd him II no
;ound tn foun;uin and ba,hcd In il
~ wou,o naver get old. Ponce dc
Leon went to ind the fountain bu;
% didn't find Il. He found q beauti-
fn land tie named L; Florida which
means howery. He went bacl; and
all tho people made fun OF him. lie
went to the King and the King gave
him monsy ,tssSSS back to America. &
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MARGARET DowLES.
I.Age IL yeaps.A
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I'iI.Zi.i...

Ny first is in g. ais" ina rail.
MY second l. III II. also IN hat.
Ny third Is ~ II. Also IN rat
My forth is in /. ais" IN ink.
Nv hfth is IN :. also in some
Ny sixth il Ia 7. also Ia ten.
Ny seventh is IA VI. a.So in mat.
My eighth is in y. also in air.
Ms ninth is in :. also in Jay.
My whole is a time /, love.
w" - HOMER FIELDING.
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rmE car ANn TIL: RAr.

TAcrc was AN old rat
Who got cau3h; by II cat.
Because lie was 80 fat
lie couldn't run fast,
So the old rat was passed
And ne vas grasneh
la the cats mouth.
And The rat went south.
WAi. HAMILTON cROCkFUED,
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CORN .or mE..,. rn,>n,>c

Thor was once a iit;lc CIR! wh,
n"canl" tired Of thinking her mV.n
She went out Of doors and
SAL down on - stOnr and saii in BE-
So: NV ! VII not mink any n,.r,
~ just stop thinking Eit. 10 ~:
:irctt surprise. she went on l"hirU,r
Mai9rr and harder ana hu-d,-'
Nothing Shr coul! d." would s;on
Shr sang. she Skipped. She ch..S.1 th.
butterflies. She wadei In ;h,. 1,ro,l
nd' al the while The th!nk!r. wont
IN and on t"s,"g than thu. urn,s ,r
'.ir butterflies. never s:"pDin. fnr -
Siit;th Instant. Then she bru.n ,n
cry it',dins nov Helpless Sh. W., ,ra
in.Ei she mW.: s,ill go on tHiutFnr
%h"thr: 81" wanted To r- uui. nr,
nat dd no good ether. So sN, hrrtr
=" laGt:A. II vas so cnnuN lhat sE.
must "rcu trinking A. Tong ms .u.
iiN'd. ~NlihoG.n they were Her ovn
thoughts sh, could not stop men ,r.
,n"fe IMAM E'c could stop her '-.-..
bush from hlu"rtinE in jun. sins.
s'!h no" f"vhpiy else .nula nalr.
ihIi'k;ns n, could th.nk orly f.u
and ntessant .%hrl:h'S. S,c .0s,,l
il'nt this was tho unlv puwnr
IA over her - thoughts. S,.
could NOT pvt an end 20 th"m hu,
sho rorld r,cnsr w,,n. tn.y .,,nn'ii
he like. Whether kind or unSina.
merry or sad.
hs.EASE u. POLLARD.
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4 SCARE.

On" nigh. he iliilt. faIr!es
Gam. on ,lr grass 10 may:
riley danced In tiny circles.
Bui die not ny away:
THAT sat an tiny mushrooms.
ar piaEri 1T hid"-and-Sock.
When 600 from IA the bushes
Thcra .rine a tiny squeak,
Then AL The littlc fairIcs
Rushed away To tccir house.
They shut their doors IN fcal
Because IL wns-a mouse!
Composed hy
MARdAREr nowIt
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rI,n wl:E.>'s rn,zE WINNERS.

Robert Z. winfree. il aD9A North
Tntrty-fOurth street. CITY.
Hcatricc Bell. C~lnrcmont. Va
Fairfax MacI.I!aud. 2oO@ Wcs, Main
street. city.
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Puzzle Department
tfltRAtpI..

M ii's, is In :. also in shape.
MY second Is ia q. also In cat.
NJ third - in Il. also IN hat.
Ny fourth Is ia .. also in old.
My lf;h * In -. also in oraugr
Ny sixth is ia l., also in learn.
NJ! wnoIc * IN something | lik.
VIRGINIA MABEN.
iAg. i@J
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s,.s i~ianov.r Avenue. ci,yy.. hAM'"H


Dear Eiltrr.-I S,w ms l'ttr. "a print
iasi sunday bui dlin't g.. my ,'~rlwIrg-.
; !pni reckon You had room ~ -. AZ.
-"ndiiig u AN artic!" taiI week on rny
trin I" the fair. which hop- {" 81, IN
Ir'n', Editor. did you e" 10 ,hc .air9
! went ana mai /, delightful! dime. Wei.
- Eu'hs nay t,it"r rs getting about tn.
limit FOR the club rules. gu.S- had b"t-
ter stop W4th much luxe 20 you ana an
AIl.AGE q. DAVIS
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Yes. Indeed.

ir"r ,.dlt"r,- snow ynu think have
i"rSuttc1 "a" club, Drt truly / have not.
! nave Intended 20 seEi IN something
every week. nut nave either Forgotten o.
nr'h :" hiHy. hop you nave :. nlgpy
nank%giv wing. ipar editor. Hoy 20 Sc.
nay story Printed. May We send in stories
M-''- %"ritt.n for schoo! IL They a-c Jr!:-
in'i' Ana can We Also writv = story by
a picture: i:S loads Of iuI: we do II
sometimes Tor school. nav, n-.rd 80
many cni!trcn sp"ak of :. media ~ TIER
letters. Wha; du You have 10 do to wi.
X WIN .""iI OF GOV" f"r the page, I
am. your member,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
HELEN Fi.OunNOY


Dat Eiitor.- wa $" glad - 80 VIA.
'in 10 haN" a prizs. May I choose Ia.
iFize would Ik. TO h-N' a boot. IL /
may choose. an. sending - drawing u!
: Md turkey ior he Thanksgiving pas-.
"iar n was a rei, one. :" thai YOU CouII
'nast IT, "irh YOU Il pleasant, BANKS
tlNsnr. Ny sister Gooie - very busy az
''tyu.. "ct - eo!H. ~ send sou son!p
worn soon. Your friend
MARY cNC Nj EccIpIs..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
THANKSGIVING DAY.

We thank Thee. @ Lord. Tor
Thanksgiving Day. W. thank Thee,
stored away. We thank Thee, q
Lord. for all the good times We nave
had. and 80 VIII thank Thee, . Lord,
TO make this world happy and glad
thing we have, had TO cat. we thank
Thee. Q L.orGA for the harpes; ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Dear Ed'tor -incius-d you vii I'm! a
-''ry TIE Fret Tn.nksgl vins.' hop-
" ~! escape NJ. WasicbaNr"t Excuse
ny Ink. bui ID " the only 'Ulor that /
have. TcgNnr you ;hinE ! have FOR
S"it-n n" I ~. g.. = r-Er, bu: nave
not ! h1v' been so busy a, .clonI ma;
haven't rHd aim" - send ~ anything.
" looks III" we nave rc"n .s.lns -,
over s!nc. wv started :" school.
An AID iI-u.u-r.
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W. Mn Inv Ianl,-

Dear Et.ipF. Inctrh.d - ii,ii. It.~-
Ink for Halloween. nope you tt.na il,
well enough 20 print. Ed..rr. | ~auli
lathe have Il cpntes; tIan "a debate. I
propose Chri-tluss contest % w.u:"-
contest. really D-llrv" tIat The IHs.
& getting better every sunday. W. sci"
i.lnly haN" nom" hur ]arti~ts tai au.hy-s.
"!;h 10y" 20 ihe 'ncmh"rs. an! Arr-= Il
lbi Tor yuh. y member.
HrTU RAMSEY
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Wants Drl,Nt%

c"u.In't get ;his suaall d,au!ns III earlier.
~ WON'T haze uL"i fug u t. hrYc b".u
pr '"d pctppcr ~. 1870. hut ~ ;.la .-
.inr''N'alc ! d'Jt r!"s. :; "ut hU-t 80
-"hd ~ D" 10. ass glad 4 .nIN mat
- are E'irx - hhv. - I"b4tH. l think
ihF s"as"I contest VII De- .pIvEd!l. rn.n
efcry on" can take i'aT, In j. from thc
S"unE"st 20 IN. Oldest mi"mt"r Can't
ihihH ~ any ,Rpr" % suy y" w!li hsy. -
si"i. An Old member.
MARY - S~TAiSnAck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Dear Editor f., thank you very mucl
'Hf putting my drawing "a tho yap-r.
wish I" send you on. ro"
Yours truly
CIIHEiLpT~rE MAYS.
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IDntM In HlncL InL

Dear Editor.-I guess you ,hlrk have
in-Eotien ihr r. u. .. e. bur nnN- no,.
We have bc-E gutr.utincd with .carl.;
fever S!ncc ! sent IA my last drawing.
nat l nay" enjoyed reading Ia" CH!ldr"r' +.
Page .aCh SUNDAY. Am NOW sending in
another al anG hope you Will ind
room ~: u tn sundays paper. and. dear
tdiiOr. ! noticed ! Mad Won - prize In
september. and ! am SIN waiting and
Watching f"r II, ana hop ihai WAL ga
y get Ni!t close now. Sisa!ng yc.
ana al The members "a Iico Thanksgiving
an your true member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Dear Eh!;"r.-InelD.al - . puzzle. which
! hope wi! ".rap- The 'rn.ii LasE.t ANA
~ 'lto ti- paper \ ia.rnb.r.
VIRGINIA. wnnn
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Yon Can Mri,c u Yon rry tur nchalr.

Dear Editor. ing.oS"d you viii I'm! ;wu
drawings. one for T~hEn.Sg!ving. I hope
% -" one IN rrtnt sunday. o.. 500 can't
TEL A"~ htpp1 ] w~= when ! saw yui
were going - have - contest Oh ,hrts.mas.
a;, AGO - debate. I'm guiEg 20 send IN
y drh"inE for ~" contest and " Christmas
a;cTy am no; going 10 iaI- part In
ihe debate. ~ mother says rm too young
- understand -. ! am oplS ~ years MD.
nope all VIII enjoy ~. as ] tn!nk 4, :
Inc. Love :" al. / al. your member.
FRED STROUD.
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THINK. for DIInr.

b"nr kH .IoF = have not wilton IN"
contest oIIa fur = long time. lnrIos.l
nnt = drasing which ,or- Viii c.cap.
~ ""stehasaei. How is i!itlc C.aut..
i'n"t S"ttins along !nc!OarI md .
n'"' ''T "''H' Your ~, In..naer.
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Correspondence Column
i;nJ1ys I'nge.

page and enjoyed IL very much. Tlutua
gu 50 rnuSl, for printing ny story. Am
sending IA drawing and hope :" 80, tiat
IN IN" pnt"r Ges, Sund.y. NM -.l!I
MANY nANpoLrH ARCHER
:"i5 iiaHovef Avenue. city.
Il L. Fine.
Dc.; t;dit"-.-l am .endIn. u . ro~.r
Mat drew called ma" htnonl. hrre
IL VIII oscstc tho ~ast"6asltrt Iri hc in
the. pa p"r sunday. My latter il %gc,t,n.
rather ipnE. 80 ! Win hnv. 70 c.v-r. Live
10 you amt all III" member.
From your Old mruter.
200 North Twenty mrs, s.fpct. ileho,suI.
Success. Ia Debate.
Ny Dear Editor ;a.nk you =. muen
Tor "r!n'!nE ~: drawing ~ .n.t, Gun
i5J'S paper. am send ing m IN. 49,. 80,
IN! sipr;, wn'c'l ! hope yDu viii mint for
me soon. hop" mat the aeb.i. viii IL
a S,..' snceeD, W AZ" 20 hay. -"
HH'" 4" hurry w. We certainly 40 hav =,
fucc. stories ON IA" ;.a,. her II ia,r. /
f."hy 'hlhh ~" "uEnI "a u. nruuJ OF ..r
'"'tVE ANA our club. virgins. Eu-A.l
4,th " very !nItrr.gtiHs Litter on last; sun.
Gays bag" Hoping 80 -. my hlory in
90" '"' thvih'"rs sincerely.
MAndhEEr wALToA.
Not h"or, for nj.
ins !or lieilowe"n wh.ch / hui.c WI b."
IN the paper rrtt SUNDAY. ana moi 50,
~: tfs "'nr ia las, sunday Ia,cr. am.
your uncmh~r.
sol cu".r4.n Avenue south Eehm"nd.
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pn,w Onl, In ,,In,L Ink


i'cSf EiItOr.- Enclosed Md an" ,irl ". 2.
"n'clI ] non" to 4e" IN your paper n"N
week Although "" do u"t ;.i i yer
'eF"'"'' Your ;rGiy r,.,.,.
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80 ''S'aH4lN Ave,
fIry VIII lie Fine.

Dear Ed!tor.-I ann sending ~ q story
wh!ch J top" "a sec ~ print. mean 10
start n roSu.arly MOI" and write Oh
Miss Editor, i'N' got my iGlnd fu.' vt
'hr"s;nina stories 10 write. Ns I'm i9nlur
10" much space ! w.li c!uaa
Your m.ernh.::
The Winslow mail., 1920-06-18
GOOD ROADS

'The only way a comprehensive
system of roads properly constructed
can ever be built is by the power of
the people of the state at large"
writes F. S. Viele, president of the
Arizona Power Company. from his Of
fee in Prescott to the Arizona Good
Roads Association. Expressions of
opinion were sought by the Associa-
ton from prominent people in the
state on 'Why should good roads be
built now?" Mr.. Viele's letter is one
of many received and these consti-
tute a very favorable symosium on
the subject. it was announced at
headquarters of the association here
Everyone wishes good roads" Mr.
viele continues. NO one district
uses trunk line roads to the exclusion
of others and it is therefore proper
that all should share in the construc-
tion of these highways.
"That good roads are generally adj
vantageous for the community is g
fact that needs no argument wher
we see the wonderful results that
have been obtained in California. The
question then arises whether goot
roads should be built by localities OF
The Winslow mail., 1920-06-18
1 TOLD YOU so

Is G hildish phrase and should not
be used by courteous person but in
the cas- Of the present oil shortage,
nothing so aptly covers the case.
For years authorities who by facts,
figure and conditions realized the
DANCE r of an oil shortage and ex-
press ed their opinion to that end,
were derided as calamity howlers or
as tools of "big business" or some
9th er endearing term. Even in the
mi DIST of the war with our oil con-
su mption constantly exceeding pro-
d. lction the man who raised his voice
against the national policy which was
discouraging oil production, was rid
iculed and condemned by vote seek
ing politicians.
Well the oil shortage is here and
any person who uses OIL can testify
The belated passage Of the oil land
leasing bill will help the situation
next year. In the meantime the talk
that the oil shortage is a put up Job
is just as foolish as was former talk
that there was no danger of a failing
of our oil supply.
oil companies are spending millions
drilling in old and new territory and
The Winslow mail., 1920-06-18

by the people at large. In any state,
particularly one like Arizona, there
are districts which are unable to
build a good road such as the state
itself would construct, and unless the
building Of trunk line roads is in the
hands Of the state or the national
government the roads themselves
would be a collection of all sorts of
construction, depending upon the
financial resources of the districts
To my mind, the most important
factor in the building of roads by the
state is that of an investment for the
benefit of all concerned. If you con-
slider the cars in the state of Arizona
it willy be found that the amount of
oil gas, repair and tire bills will
certainly be reduced by one-third if
good roads are provided"
The Arizona Automotive Dealers
association announced that it had en-
dorsed the proposed state highway
commission bill and necessary con-
stitutional amendment for increasing
the state debt and notified all mem
er-dealers throughout the state tc
"get in touch with those in charge in
your county and do all possible tc
assist with the petitions.
The Winslow mail., 1920-06-18

Nogales-Business of the port OF
Nogales for the fiscal ending June ~
will approximate $5o.oOO.ooo. Daily
business has exceeded $4,000 for
months. and with the immense gar
banjo crop of Mexico, this should
reach $4,000. The port has collected
more than twice the amount OF du-
ties taken in last year. From ten to
fifteen carloads of tomatoes. valued
In excess of $500 es.ch, are admitted
The Winslow mail., 1920-06-18

doing everything possible to increase
the supply by modern methods of re-
fning. In the meantime it would be
we'll for our government to encourage
oil production in every manner possi-
Bile instead of limiting it as in the
past.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

w want everyone in Arizona to read the Arizona Re publican during 1920 We want to take advantage of this great newspaper subscription opportunity $65O paid now, will do the work of $9OO. After the bargain offer dates positively nothing accepted other than at our regular subscription rates. Do not delay mailing your check Assure yourself of having the Republican in your home during 1920. Mail your check today.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

We have found this Annual Bargain Event to always be popular It saves the reader money and The Republican bookkeeping, billing and collecting each month. Terms of offer strictly cash Positively all arrears must be paid January 1st 1920, before ad vantage of this generous offer, $65O will be applied for This positively the only time during the year the $65O offer made and the offer absolutely closes, midnight, January 3rd 1920.
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
DON'T MISS
 IT.!

A clean family -aesvertfsfns and re~s carefully watched. No fake medical, offensive, disaoresabie, fortune teIIina or objectionable advertising to nauseate the reader.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Obey That H, lpuLse

Decide now to get The Republican. The whole year will cost only $6.5O, the price to everyone No favors in any way to anyone not offered to al he Republican is great bargain $65Ot worth $9OO. After January 3th nothing but the regular subscription price, 75c per month, will be accepted This rule IS positively enforced each year.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
Ordinance No. 1O5

An Ordinance fixing the compensation OF
the Mayor and Commissioners OF "Ihe City
of Wildwood, in the County OF cape may
rho poord ot commissioners of "The City
ot Wildwood, in the County OF cape May
New Jersey, DO ORDAIN: -
Section i. That the yearly ompensaIion
~ the Mayor shall be fifteen hundred dollars
Gs1'5ON and the yearly compensation OF each
Commissioner shall be the sum OF twelVe
hundred and fifty dollars (Sl,25O), payaDie III
equal monthly installments.
WILLIAM G. HENDEE,
OLIVER BRIGHT,
F. e. SMITH,
Passed on first reading May Is, Ivy:
Passed on second reading May IL, l9zO.
The above ordinance will be taken up on its
third and final reading at a meeting OF the
Board of Commissioners of 1.-THE City OF Wlld'
wood, in the County OF Cape Nay Ihurs'
day, Jun Sd, 1920.
HELEN M. GEISENBERGER.,
City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
Board of Chosen FreehOlderS
County of Cape May. N. J.
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids for grading the section OF the
Cape May-Wildwood Crest road, Section No.
2, from Station l04-50 to Station 1920 said
section extending across Turtle Gut INLET in
accordance with plans and specifications pre-
pared by the County Engineer and approved
by this Board will be received and opened at
a regular meeting of the Board Of Chosen
Freeholders to be held in the court house,
Cape May Court House, N. ] on
Tuesday, June 1, 1920,
at 1915 O'Clock, p. M.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
upon application to L. M. Rice, County En-
gineer, Wildwood, N. j., and deposit of SIS 90
which amount will be returned IT plans and
specifications accompany a. bid or are re-
turned in good condition.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash or
certified check in amount equal to ten per
cent. OF the bid price, to be held in accordance
with the specifications; also by certificate
duly signed and sealed by an authorized Off
cial of a surety company authorized to do
business in the State of New Jersey, setting
forth that said company will execute the
necessary surety bond required in the full
amount OF the contract price, If contract be
awarded to such bidder. .
Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
By direction OF the Board.
IRVING FITCH, Clerk.
Dated May 10, 1920.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
Tao Day For Memorial Building

MAY Both, Decoration Day, has been
DESIGNATED as Tag day for the Ameri-
can Legion and the beginning OF a
campaign by the ex%-service men IN
conjunction with the members OF the
Athletic association, to raise a sufhclent
amount of money to build a memorial
building worthy the pride and honor
of our noble City-by-the-deep-blue-Sea
There are about 60 e%x-service men on
Five Mile Beach. Wednesday, May
26tb, will be the last meeting to be held
before csIn paign is launched. Come
one. come all and rally round the nag.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
State OF New Jersey
County OF Cape May

/, William G. Hendee, being treasurer of the
committee appointed by William G. Hendee,
to receive and expend funds in connection
with his candidacy for the office OF Commits
sioner at the general municipal election held
on the eleventh day of May, 1920, do solemnly
swear hat the following is a true, full and
correct statement OF such receipts and ex-
pendituIes
RECEIPTS
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
State of New Jersey
County of Cape May

I. Frank E. Smith, being treasurer OF the
committee appointed by Frank E. Smith, to
his candidacy for the office OF Commissions at
the general municipal election held on the
eleventh day of May, 1920, do solemnly swear
that the following is a true, full and correct
statement of such receipts and expenditures;
RECEIPTS
None
EXPENDITURES
None
F. E. SMITH,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th
day OF May, A. d.. 1920.
Jonathan Hand,
Master in Chancery of N. j.
Filed May 18th, 1920.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21

In the death of William Dean How
ellis, which was the result of influenza,
the dean of American letters passed.
He was generally ranked as the fore
most novelist of this country, and his
essays and criticisms were among the
best.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21

WILLIAM G. HENDEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th
day OF May, A. u. 1920.
Jonathan Hand,
Master in Chancery OF N. j..
Filed May 18th, 1920.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21

OLIVER BRIGHT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17tt
day of May, A. D. 1920.
job Bright,
Notary Public OF N. ].
Filed May 18th, 1920.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-21
State of New Jersey
County of Cape May

/, Oliver Bright, being treasurer OF the COM
mittee appointed by Oliver Bright, to receive
and expend funds in connection with his
candidacy for the Office of COMMISSIONS at
the general municipal election held on the
eleventh day OF May, 1920, do solemnly swear
that the following is a true, full and correct
statement OF such receipts and exp enditures:
RECEIPTS
Oliver Bright . $500
EXPENDITURES
Sun Publishing Co. S1l.75
Jed Dubois, Printing loo
A. M. Wright, Printing 515
$3.50
Balance in Bank $40
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