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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
Notice of Election
CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD

Notice is hereby given that a Primary
Election will be held in the First and
Second Ward election districts of the Cit
OF North Wildwood at the City Hall, Third
and Central avenues, and fire house, Eigh-,
teenth and New Jersey avenues, on,
Tuesday, September %, 1921,
from Z A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ, at which time
and place the voters will vote by official
ballot for candidates for their respective
parties for the General Election to be held
on Tuesday. November Sth. 1921.
In the Primary Election of both the Re
publican and Democratic parties there will
be voted for in each election district one
female and one male member of the county
committee of each of these parties.
In the Primary Election of both the
Republican and Democratic parties there
will be voted for in each election district
two female and two male members of the
municipal committee of each of these
parties.
In the Primary Election of each of said
partles there VIII be voted for candidates
FOR the following offices to be filled at said
General Election in November:
One Member of the State Senate.
One Member of the General Assembly.
One Coroner.
One Mayor.
One Councilman-at-Large
one Councilman for three years for the
first ward.
One Councilman for three years for the
second ward.
One Councilman for one wear for the
second ward.
One Freebooter for the first ward to fill
the unexpired term of Floyd Hewitt, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Boards
OF Registry and Election will sit at Citv
Han, Third and Central avenues, and fire
mouse, Eighteenth and New Jersey ave-
nues. for the City of North wildwood
election district, on
Tuesday, September 90, 1921,
from seven A. M. until nine o'clock F. NJ,
and on
Tuesday, October IS, 1921,
from one o'clock in the afternoon until
MN o'clock in the evening for the purpose
OF making a registration of voters and To
revise and correct the register of voters
Tor sald General Election of Tuesday, No
vember 8, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, November s, 1921,
between the hours of six o'clock A. M,
and seven o'clock P. NJ, a General Elec-
ton will be held. at which time the voters
of said city will vote for the following
officers:
One Member of the State Senate.
One Member of the General Assembly.
One Coroner.
One Mayor.
One Councilman-at-Large.
one Councilman for three years for the
first ward.
One Councilman for three years for the
second ward.
One Councilman for one year for the
second ward.
One Freebooter for the first ward to fill
the unexpired term Of Floyd Hewitt, de-
ceased.
GEORGE A. BEDDING,
Dated September 6, 1921.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
COURT NOTES
McKIBBIN VS.. SOUDERS AND LEN
NOX, OR SUIT FOR DISPOS-
SESSION

On complaint of David McKibbin,
owner of the Derbyshire Hotel, a sum-
mons for dispossession was issued on
September I'd, directed to the lessees,
Mary Souders and Andrew j. Lennox.
This action was taken under what is
Familiarity known as the Landlord and
Tenant Act. Breach of contract was
charged; and in default of payments
of the rent, as per terms of the lease
duly signed by the defendants, the
complainant demanded possession OF
his property again. The period COW
cred by the lease was from July Sth,
1921, to September Is, 1921, inclusive.
The rental stipulated was ~$1,90O.OO,
payable as follows: $4,000 on sign
ing of the contract, $4,000 on August
1st, $4,000 on August 18th, $4,000 on
September 1st, 100000 on September
10th. These terms were not complied
with, it was testified to at the hear
ing held in Justice Byrne's office, on
Wednesday afternoon, and the mount
received on account, up to date OF
making the complaint, was given as
81, 05O. 90, leaving a balance due OF
$S5O.OO. Lessees refused to pay any
more and one Of them refused to va
cate, Mrs. Souders claiming that the
owner had told her to Ego ahead and
do the best she could" when she had
expressed doubt on several occasions
as to her ability to make up all of the
rent. She had construed this state
ment to mean that the plaintiff would
not exact full payment and would per-
nit her to remain until the lease had
expired. This he refused to do.
After hearing all of the witnesses
in the case, the Justice reserved his
decision until the next day at 3 o'clock,
the respective attorneys being granted
the privilege in the meantime of filing
briefs on the legal points involved.
Palmer M. Way represented Mr.. Nc
Kibbin and John Bright appeared for
Mrs. Souders. A. J. Lennox was not
represented by an attorney. 1t was
stated that he had dropped out of the
partnership arrangement early in the
game and let the burden rest on Mrs.
Souders. 1t was learned yesterday
that the magistrate, after weighing all
the evidence and carefully examining
the briefs, had rendered Judgment in
favor of the plaintiff. Should Mrs.
Souders still refuse to vacate, the next
step may be an application for a writ
in ejectment. Three days must elapse,
according to law, after a judgment in
lispossession be rendered, before a
writ in ejectment may issue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
NOTICE
wildwood Gas company:

Consumers Wildwood Gas Company:
In order to clarity the situation as to
rate for gas to this company, we publish
this notice.
By order of the Board of Utility Com
missioners, the company cannot charge
50. so fiat rate prior to September list, as it
desired, due to non-completion of extensive
improvements at the plant.
By order of the Board, the company
m charge the rate in existence at and
prior to May 14th last, which is $2.10 per
thousand cubic feet, and $500 service
charge for summer residents, payable in
advance, or 25 cents a month service
charge for all year consumers. Adjust
ment on all bills will be made by the COM
pany on this basis.
The improvements and new machinery
installed at the plant, and extensive work
upon the mains and service lines of the
company nave resulted in greatly i'm
proved service. There is now no lack of
gas production and ability to distribute.
Any lack of service should be reported to
the gas Office.
WILDWOOD GAS co.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
RED CROSS RELIEF

The Wildwood Branch Red Cross is
collecting children's clothing to be
sent to Europe for relief of the suf-
fering children over there. All new
or made over clothing if clean and in
good condition will be acceptable, and
can be left at the Baptist parsonage,
lecture room, 126 East Maple avenue,
between 8 and 5 P. M. on September
18th, IA and 18th. Can you not spare
one garment to help keep these poor
children warm this winter?
WILDWOOD RED CROSS,
Mrs. H. Burkhart, Secretary.
Va, CON 0ot No hattor va1un for
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
HERE FROM ITALY

Frank P. Mattera and his wife left
yesterday for New York on a two-day
trip, to meet the formers brother,
Louis Mattera, who arrived recently
from the province of Naples, Italy, on
the transatlantic steamer Verdi"
This is Louis Mattera's first visit to
America. Should Five Mile Beach i'm
press him favorably, he may decide
to remain here for sometime.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
Wolves and Eoxes.

Each class has it's troubles. Poor
folk have the wolf at their door; rich
folk generally have some woman snoop-
ing around trying to lure the cook
away.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
Where Mere Man Shines.

OF course the women wear funny
looking things, but a celluloid collar
is not one of them.-Dallas News.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09

The Self-Shaver is Moving I'm
Down with the ole Rusty-we mean
Trusty-Safety Hoe and becuz his
Whisker Pasture is tougher'n Alligator
Hide, the hoe IL doing a Mean Job
and the Patient will be Elected to the
Luklikell Club when he Gets Through.
Ladies, you'll never Know what you've
Missed
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09

You can get no better value for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
Big Ga,ues in High
 School League Are
 Scheduled for Today

Upon the results of two Jefferson County league games today depends the final standing of the teams. Central, playing Simpson on Munger field. must win today's game in order to stand a chance to tie Ensley, who is playing Jeff ferson County at Boyles, for the league leadership.
 For Central to tie Ensley, the Yellow Jackets must lose to Jefferson County this afternoon.
 Coach Meyers Crimson-hued warriors must play their best ball to defeat the Junior Panthers this afternoon. Byrd will probably start the game for Central while Hamilton will in all probability twirl for the Simpsonites Norwood will be held in reserve by the Junior Partners
 McWhirter or Friel will start for Ems ley, while Clay, the little southpaw whc has done so well this season, will proo ably pitch for Jefferson County. If Clay is in form he may beat the Jackets, foi he is a splendid little twirler when he |: right"
 Next Wednesday Simpson and Centra meet in an extra game, and league eiig' Utility rules will not hold good durln; this game. Jack Levy, one of the bes pitchers Central ever had. will twirl fol the Crimsons, while Graham will p.tci for Simpson This game will h 'prNer | High school critics are ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
CAL ERA WINS TWO
 BASEBALL GAMES

Calcra, May -(Specialo- took both ends of a double-header, de- feating Shelby County High, to 4, and Clanton, to 4. on the local diamond Tuesday. Features of first game were inc hitting and base running of Long and pitching of Buddy, while in the Clanton contest Long again displayed his aggressiveness along with the good work of Lawley, whose stick worK anu fielding were sensational.
 In the second game. Big Boy Cerdes twirled in superb style especially in the pinches. Doc" Adams was the main cog in the all-round playing ma, chine of Calera. Wharton pitched goou ball. but with weak support, for the high school lads.
 Batteries in first game were Whar- ton and Murphy for Columbiana Rud- dy, Areis and Killingswortn TOT era. Second game: Parrish and Top we'll for Clanton Ardis and Killings worth for Calera.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
AUBURN CLAIMING S.I.A.A. BASEBALL
 TITLE THIS YEAR

Auburn, May 11.-(Special.) )-Auburn again claims the S. I. A. A. baseball championship. The Tigers have won F out of IA conference games. IA out Of Is southern college games and r out of 20, counting all college games of the sea son. They lost one game to Yale, one 70 Georgia Tech and one to Oglethorpe. This gives an average of .S75.
 The runner-up in tais years race seems to be Georgia Te A4 The University of Georgia boys were the favorites for the years honor with IS straight wins until they struck the Tigers camp. Four in a row put Georgia out of it and Auburn on top.
 The Auburn schedule has included some of the strongest teams in Dixie. After giving the Toronto Internationais two tight games, they split even in two- game series with Oglethorpe. They trimmed the Indians two games and treated Clemson likewise On a trip | through Georgia and the Carolinas they | lost the one game to Tech, but won two games from Furman and Washington and Lee They closed the season with straight victories over Mercer and Georgia. In the last game of the season with Georgia, Johnston closed his pitching career fol | Auburn with a shutout and one-hii game.
 Starting with IS letter men this spring Coach Donahue built an even better ma. | chine than last year. The only new l faces were Gibson behind the bat anC I Graham in the box. Charlie Oillinger ant Captain Johnston did the main box work Ollinger winning all seven of his games
 The caliber of this years team i' shown by the fact that big league scouts
 have grabbed off three already. Dot
 Fulghum reports to the Athletics Ma. 15 and Captain Johnston and Sam Barnes
 go to the Detroit Tigers May 20. II i
 reported that Ollinger is to play tni
 year with Richmond in the Virglni;
 league
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
KELLY-BARRINGTON BOXING MATCH AT
 THEE. A. (. MONDAY
Dummy Perfecting Defense for Kelly's Effective
 Uppercut

ring battle which should attract an unusual amount of interest ill BIT mineham will be the bout between "Battling" Kelly and Dummy Barring ion at the Athletic club next Monday night for it will be the third meeting between the two men, each or whom has large following among the Mag ic City ring fans.
 Kelly will be fighting to prove that his decision victory over Harrington at the B. A. C. a short time ago was Id fluke while Dummy will endeavor to wipe out the stain of that defeat bv stopping the shifty Kelly Monday night. Harrington also has one VIC tory to his credit, as he defeated Kelly several months ago.
 The Kelly Harrington battle was 4, ,carded for last Monday night, but Dummy developed bad cold, and the affair was postponed week.
 Harrington is now in good shape. as he has resumed working out. iIe has recovered from his brief Illness and is in almost as good condition as be- fore the spell. strenuous weekend under the guidance of Tommy Tomp- kins is expected to round Dummy back into the superb condition that was his when he knocked Eddie Hanlon out a short time ago.
 Battling Kelly, who has not fought since he defeated Harrington at the B. A. c. in their last meeting, has however, kept in condition and will be able to offer the Dummy quite bit oi resistance Monday night. His famous left uppercut-h -hook-jab, combination blow which only Kelly possesses, is working in great shape, and Kelly will probably depend on this blow to win for him Monday night. It was Kelly's handling of his left that defeated Bar rington in their last meeting.
 On the other hand, Tommy Tomp- kins has been busying himself in per fecting defense for Kelly's left-hook and he believes that Dummy will be able to turn the tables on Kelly If the latter attempts to use his favorite blow Monday night
 A good card of preliminaries VII feature Monday nights fight pro. gramme at the B. A. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
 TO OPEN SEASON TODAY

Knoxville Tenn, May 1.-The Ap- palachian league dead for number of years, will be revived tomorrow, when the first of 104 games will be played in the six-city circuit composed of Knoxville, Cleveland, Johnson City, Greenville, Kingsport and Bristol.
 Cleveland opens at Knoxville. Kings port at Bristol and Greenville at John son City, The club managers are as follows:
 Bristol, Nick Bell Kingsport. Harold Ireland: Johnson City, Pat Taylor, son of Governor Taylor; Greenville, Pete Stansberry; Cleveland. Bomb Hunter; KnoXville Roy Chunk.
 The season will be split and post season series if necessary will be played for the league championship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
LOCAL RIVALS TO MEET AT RICKWOOD
 FIELD TOMORROW
Howard and 0Wenton Students All Popped Up Over Big
 Battle

Friday afternoon at Redwood an an- cient feud will be renewed when the Bull- dogs and Partners clash in the first or their 1921 baseball games The game to- morrow, which begins at S:S0 o'clock, should be an interesting one from start to finish, for in addition to the old Bull dog vs. Panther pep, real college base ball will be displayed and the game should be a good one.
 The two teams stack up evenly and the scrap between these local rivals should be worth travelling the three miles or so to Redwood several times to see. Coach Charlie Browns Birmingham-SoutneIh Il outfit is in excellent shape, and with the good hurling which has featured the ma jority of their games, should give the Bulldogs a run for their money.
 Along physical lines the Bulldogs are prepared for the contest also. as not single Bulldog name is registered on the sick list these days. With the departure of Head and Acton to professional ranhs' there were many who asserted that the batting strength of the Bulldogs had de- parted also, but the stick work or lhe Bulldogs left has proven that Coacn Marshall still has few trumps Tn ms hand. I3rindley, a big right-handed sius- ger. has shown lots of improvement as a batter and his work should be Tea ture of the Bulldog-Panther series.
 It was previously announced that .l-is game would take place at Rickwooo oal- urday, but as the travelling men are stas- ing their little scrap at the Baronlal gar den on that day, the Panther-Bulldog al tair was arrainged for Friday.
 Due to the intense rivalry between .he two schools. and the interest of the bir mingham public at large, it is propapls that large crowd will witness the base ball teams of Howard college ana BY mingham- Southern when they meet ,;et,~,ood tom orrow afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
Champion Dempsey
 Gets Dcwn to Real
 Hard Conditioning

Atlantic City. N. J., May 11,--Jack Dempsey did his first shadow boxing and sparring today since his arrival at his camp here, where he is prepar- ing for his bout with Georges Carpen- tier at Jersey City on July 2 The Heavyweight champion is now down to real work getting into condition for the coming match.
 Mayor Edward L. Bader acted as Dempsey's pacer this morning. The Atlantic City executive was at the camp early, riding horse. Dempsey then logged along the course with the mayor setting the pace. Dempsey also spent considerable time today In the gymnasium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
DANTE CLUB WINS
 FROM ST. BERNARD

St. Bernard. May 11.-(special.) 1.-The Dante club baseball team defeated St. Bernard college on the local grounds Tuesday afternoon by the score of 1O to4.
 Bonner. who started to pitch for the Saints" lasted but three innings, the Ciubbers touching him up for seven hits which netted them as many runs. Reilly who relieved him, fared little better against the fierce hitting of the visitors Kolpack. who was on the mound for the Dante boys, had the college boys on his hip throughout the contest. yielding but eight scattered hits. The batting of MeehAn. the local first baseman featured the game. He secured two doubles and two singles in four trips to the bat Score: R.H. F. Dante Club .............124 O14 000-12 10 3 lSt. Bernard ............. .O02 OO2 00O 8 1 Batteries: Kolpack and Ceravolo; Bon ner, Reilly and Wynns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
WOMEN TO COMPETE
 IN ATHLETIC MEET

Cambridge. Mass, May 11.--Women will compete in athletic events at the Harvard stadium June IL. in set of track and field games for the New England Young Women's Christian as- sociation championships. it was an nounced today.
 There will be 75-yards dash. 60- yards hurdle over barriers two feet high broad and high jumps; shot put; baseball throwing match, and several relay races.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
"" TEAM WINS FROM
 ANNIST0N HIGH NINE

Anniston. May 11.-(Special.) )--Mon- day afternoons contest between the Parker Memorial ''Y" team and the A. H. S. team of the City School league went to the "" players by 12-to- II score, heavy hitting of the winners fea- turing the contest, which was staged or the grounds at the Presbyterian college
 The next game in the school league will be played on Wednesday afternoon between the Oxford High aggregation and the Alabama Presbyterian school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
Windstorm Breaks
 Up Atlalta Game

Atlanta May 11.-Rain and a wind storm that blew down section of fence in centsr field, broke up the first game of the Little-Rock Atlanta series Sere today in Atlanta's half of the sec 5nd inning, with the bases full, two down and the score three and three Little Rock used three pitchers, Jon lard, Fields and Ingram.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
"FITTEM" F0WLKES IS
 SUSPENDED BY ABBOTT

Mobile. May 11.-Pitcher Walter Fowlkes of the Memphis club was sus> pended today for 15 days according to announcement of Manager Spencer Ab- bolt of that organization. The sus- pension was given the pitcher because of his failure 10 get in condition. ac- cording to Manager Abbott.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
Leonard Won't Meet Kansas in Big Arena
 At Jersey City Yet
By FAIRPI,AY

tCopyrighf, 1921. by The Age-Heraid.i
 New York, May 11-It may positively be stated that the plans of Billy Gibson, Lecnard's manager, to have Tex Rickard stage a bout between the lightweight champion and Rocky Kansas in the big Jersey City arena two or three weeks be- fore the Dempsey Carpenter fight, have come to naught. Tex Rickard listened to Gibson's siren proposal and shook his head, nay. The first RicKard bout in Jersey City will be for the heavy weight championship. After that Tex is willing to let Benny see if he can hold his championship against the onslaught of the Buffalo walloper.
 Many reasons dictated Rickard' s re- fusaL They will be clear to all who think the thing over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
PORTS---BULLDOGS AND PAINTERS MEET ERLDA YSPORIS
PRINCETON STARS ARE
 HONORED BY SENIORS

Princeton, N J., May 1.-Two mem bers of the Princeton football team Capt. Stan Keck of Greensburg, Pa, and Armand Legendre of New Orleans, have been made honorary members Of the Princeton S Tjor council, the uni versitys medium for undergraduate self government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
.BATTLERS INSURED
 FOR $1O0, ,00O EACH

New York, May 11.-Tex Rickard, promoter of the worlds heavyweight championship bout between Jack Demp- sey and Georges Carpenter in Jersey City July g. announced today he had taken out policies for s10o,00o each to insure the boxers against accident or Illness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
RIPPERTON RELEASED
 BOSTON NATIONALS

New Orleans, May 11-Manager Dobbs of the New Orleans team of the Southern association announced tonight the release of Pep" Ripperton. an out fielder, to tho Boston Nationals. This brings the New Orleans team down to 15 men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
RACES, POLO AND
 AERO EVENTS ON
 SATURDAYS CARD

Fitting the speed of their cars. the cleverness of their driving and their ability to take the fast turns, the race stars who will compete in Saturdays auto races give promise of affordng the most exciting programme of sports of the spring season.
 This is the quota which will mean speed, spills and thrills:
 Six events of professional auto races with 10 entries.
 John Hall intrepid Birmingham aero nautic daredevil, changing from a Pre- mocar racing auto to aeropiane or Sam Harrel on the race track.
 Auto polo, England vs. America.
 Hall states he will make the change ii possible in front of the grandstand, where in other cases the change has al- ways been on the back stretch of the race track.
 All of Halls family, his sweetheart and his many admirers, will be on nand to see the aviation feature of the races, to pay tribute to Birmingham boy fast becoming a national character, and to get the creepy thrill that comes when Hall breaks away from the racer ana on to the rope ladder of the stanley plane
 The racing programme will in no way be stinted Auto polo and aviation are inst added numbers Saturday afternoon put in the field, but recent developments have taken place and Greeville fans VIII be glad to know that "a winning team will represent Greenville In this section of Alabama this season.
 The first practice game was held iasL week and the manager will be ready to dof within a HnOrt while.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
FIGHT RESULTS
KID WILLIAMS WINS
 FROM PACKEY O'GATTY

New York, May It. Kid Williams or pa1timore former bantamweight champion defeated Packey OGatty oi New York. in the ninth round or l1 ro,,yd match tonight when the referee stonped the contest to save the local boy from further punishment O'Gatty was knocked down 10 times during the bout. Each weighed 12oA pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
 GREENVIlLE TO PLACE BALL TEAM IN FIELD

Greenville May u.-(Special.) )-Green- vile will put out a baseball team this, year. For some weeks it was doubtful as to whether or not a team would be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
DOWNEY EASILY WINS
 FROM JOHN KELSCH

Toledo, May 11.-Bryan Downey of Cleveland easily defeated Johnny Kelsch also of Cleveland, in their 12- round bout here tonight. The men are middl e w ights