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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21
Civilizations Greatest
Achievement

Some EsLimos were brought down 70
Edmonton, Alberta, On official bushes.
They had never before been south Of the
Arctic Circle.
They had never sen a street a town, q
window, or a wooden door. a bed water
tap, and an electric light produced completely
new sensations Street cars were unknown
10 them; telephones unheard Of; trains not 10
be believed even WREN bsield
They had never seen ~ automobile until
someone tool. them riding In ore. They had
never Get their eyes on IN arplane until some
one did his most daring Stunt IN orc 20 thrill
them. They had never even seen . NOVEL
But what do you suppose moved them most
in the whole bag OF tricks which civilization
producedfor their amuse ment ard amazement?
What seemed TO item the greatest wonder
of an7
The cold storage plants
The White Man didn't always have 20
hunt and fish when he wanted 20 estl
Here was civilizations greatest gift, its
greatest benefaction.
This feature Of civilization makes 4 possible fur
Swift a Company In the season ~ over pFocuctlon,
supply Of food for ostr sut N the session.
Of scant, or non-rl oductIor. Thus able %
maintain for al . sappy r. sach choice and
necessary FOODS Premium MIXED Chckena.
Brookheid Butter ard BfoOkffi Eggs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MEET THIS MORNING

A special meeting Of ne beard Of
county commissioners has been called
~ the chairman 20 be held ~ the
court house this morning at . 50
O'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

$50 quickly relieves C0nstipa-
ton. Billousness. Loss of Appe-
lite and Headaches, due to Tor
pid Liver
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21

Rub-My-Tism Is a great pain
killer. Relieves pain and sore
ness. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, SC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-21
RYAN oavs oacisioa OVER couLoH

NEW ORLEANS. June 1a-Tommay
nshn 81 Mekecsp0Ft. Pa. won the de-
eIaion over Eddie couion 81 New Orleans.
Ia a fifteen round beut here tonight.
RYAN weighed - pounds ard coulon
rs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
UNA DISPOSITION PLAcEwTrRA-

Asi diio Il iovsn Il siixlr - ssposa
Fl fus listo porqus haua uns rlslsf bsats
pueds hacef IA vida nsissraAis. si - sssnse
sienprs rssIhumorsds. tolisnss. snisrws y
desagradabls BusHa ssiud sienpst Sso-
duce una disposEian piaccnissa s. IA
suire DE- snfermsdsdes pecuiiarss AZ las
muierss. Nsesa Ssfs8 81 Rs~s y dssui.
vera sus fusrsas aasna ssiaA Fee 80
medic da sIlvso rips13 = ios dssssdsuss ts
ias mujefss. rcEslanfa Ia nisnssFuseibs.
refuerta Il sisferaa nsfvt1to porx q Ia
mujer . mia doiisnss su psrfszts ssssA
iouiheando los 6Fsanss ds Hsansrs sss tsos
funcioncn sin di6euisadss Nsesm Ssisf
IL ReHo d salad sset5u uasufsi II sipse-
ma Comprs sra bossiia hoy mtsmo. De
venta IN todas ias farmsciat
8 B. LEosARDl q CO.. FsAssss.s.s. Ns~ysr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
AGurRRE.
JUEGo DE "BAsKETBA1L"
Ell PRoxIMo DOMINGO

FL domingo. dia 6, SO cfcctuara ar re.
fiiao desafio de Basket BAH. entire
los teams IBERIc JR. INTEN.
DENCIA, en- les terenos de la Idga
militar, pr6ximos al Moro. Fl des7fIo
sera renido, pues el INTENDENcIA Is
un 'team" my fuerte. que cuonta cen
cxcelentes jugadOres, entire ellos 81 cole.
tre 'Moya'' captain del team. COZ
quien les much1chos Gel Manzan'i me-
diran tsmbien sus fuerzas En- euanto q
IBERIC JR.. sus jugadOres no son mu5
conocidos por el publico en- 81 arte de
lanzar al canastO; pero 30, que les conoz
co todos. puedo asegurar que daran
bastsnte que hacer al referido INTEN.
DENCIA
Para qre el publico que concurre al
va mencionado juego del domingo pro
ximo, pueda imagiuarte 10 que va :
presenciar, bastanos insertar aqui les
nombres de los jugsdores que compon
dram los dos teams que van a rsdir
sus fucrzss en- los terrencs De Ia LAga
militar; Jugadores del IBERTc: A. 10.
PEE, @. ManEanai =. Lopez tforwafsis1
J Rosa Ccenter); A. Balasquide. J. san.
chez y J. Lewis. Ggusrds). Jugaaorcs de-
1NDEFENDENCTA; Moya y 0orbea.
(forwards); Diaz Cccnser); casss y Fl.
zarro (guardsJ.
Para termir7r, me concretar6 dscir
que uno dc Jos jugadOres del INTEN.
DENcIA form6 parte del team cue
venci6 hsce pOcos dias al cAoUAs. en-
la uoblaci6n del mismo nembre
IsrDRrN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
kunCa Tone Id.
Su DsssyuRO Sin
HabsT BsbIdO Aqua
UE vAso DE- AQUA cALfENTB
FosrATADA EvfTA Las EN.
TERMEDADEs Y PRopoE.
croNA sALuD FERFEcTA

10 n.smo qae el eaFbtu asIs Al esn.
sumirss ana matsfia incsmbastibis = b
aue danes si r1mtre ds csnizs. Ice AZ.
mentos , las bebldas enc iaKerimos dias
Fisusnte. dsian En- 81 intestine materias
indigsrfbsss. las ensiss. u ns - expe-
len scdos los dias 80 nsas esmpisae. -
convlerten En- aiimsato para mliienss a.
bsctsrias que lsfsssan ios in'es'inos
Esos Hasmos rssiduss produesu toxiaas
, vonsnos acsiviamas qus pasan l.
sanEre
Tamte ios hombzss csmo tas muisrss
que nunca ioErsn ssntifss blsn. dsbsa
rTincipiaF sln tarisnza = tszzaf Base
intarnos. Aconsalamos . tales p~fsanaa
que boban toaas ias maGansa antes dsi
deuayuno. an vase ds aqua eaiisnts eos
una cueharaasss as rosfate xkmsstoas
psra sxpmisar de lss intsstinna iea We.
nenos asia6ss por u dixsstiea Sci aia
anterlsr , mantsnss limpis , ffesso sc4e
81 canal siisentieis.
ouisnss snfrsn A. 4olorss de eabesa.
rssfraaeA bltiosl&Ad y easrsaimitnto.
qrienes ii despes.sr tisnea sabss aea-
aFradsbie eu h bses , mai aiisats.
auienes paaecen ds aeier da aspaida y
rsunsstgsms. y auienss sxpsfimemian nea
6es 0 sxcsso de easss dsspuas ds isa
eomi6as. dtben esmprar sn sskaids un
cuarto de libra g. Fesfsto Lasstsns y
nrfnrfmlsx ses haas gnsnrmn4 Tai NmmAA.
dad as essa subssaneia cussta muy ps-
CO y es suacierts para aus euaiquisra
- converts sn su entasiasss paFtiaaFfs
ca dieho trattmiente Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
EI)I('TO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de America,
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos,-
Sg:--
No. 1880.
+ DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX PARTE

POR CUANTo, habiendo presentado Q
81 abogado don Fnlgencio Piiero Jr.
una ,doci6n a nOmbre de Ramon Diaz
zahAla para que Sc declare su favor
el dominic de la siguiente finca:
ssRUSTICA, predio do terreno COM
puesto de doce cterdas, eauivalentes
q cuatro hectareas, setenta y un areas
, sesenta Y tres centiareas, destinadas
pastos comunes frttos memories, si-
ia en- el barrio RIO LAJAS. del Dora
do; en- lindes por 81 Norte con Enrique
1zQuierdo; por Ell Sur. con Ell rio la
jas; per el Este. con Pablo Lavande-
70; por el oeste, con Williams A.
Hutton v Succession de Julia Lopez.
PoR TANTo. habiendose ordenado
por 81 Honorable Juez de esta corte 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
CRONICAS DE SPORT"

] prendieron la lucha con entusias1os y
brios; pero psrece que la bola que les
servfa el pitcher del Acquire" te.
MA peste bub6nica, pOrque le pasaba por
encima del plato sin que eilos Sc dieran
cuenta de 10 que pasaba; y All. por ocho
Innings conservatives. TO rudo min
gun leoncito pisar Ia antesals. confer.
mandose cen llegar hasta segunda, y
ALI que5arse, como 81 tuvieran los pies
de plomo. Y entonces, hacienda un es.
fuorzo, vierdose con una cadena al cue
10, que cada vez los apretaba mas y
mas. con dos en- base, el terrible Davia
le atraca la bola de- cuatro esquinas. y
asi Sc pore la cesa tres a una a favor
del Ponce en- ell noveno inning
LIS muchachos del ''Aguirre". contagiAn
dose tambien, van con redoblsdo brio.
! y ell "Juey' lie atraca con caoba en-
inano y da de tres esquinas con uno en-
base, y luego pasa home. empat&n
dose el jrego otra yea tres a tres en- Ell
decimo ''inning'', y luego pOr dos 'in.
nings" mas Sc qued6 tanto el Ponce
coE-o el ''Agutrre'' sin llegar "a home I;
y aqui Sc suspendi6 eli juego poT faito
de luz, quedandose ell Ponce" con
once argOllas y acquire" con diez.
De les pitchers" solo me hmitaTe
de,ir que ,tarto Colon como Mas6 Sc
mostraron magistrates, pOr encima de
todos los demas; Y, como siempre. Da.
VIII sobresali6 con sus terribles "bss
tagazcs".
FL juego en- general estuvO bien orga
nizado es dc ismentarse que entire los
muchachos del Ponce haya algunos
cor. infulas de 'PRoFEsIoNALEs' f;
que al fin al cabO. 81 Sc va 3 yer. re
sultan mas malos que aquelos que M
creyendose buenos. 10 hacen nssjor; y
es va una canci6n vieja. amigos profe
sionales, ESQ dc estar estrechando Ia ms
ro de les concurrentes como M Babe
Ruth, antes de ir "batear" para Tue
go, ioh sarcasmol, quedarse en- Ia ira.
cha como la calandria y para mayor
desgracia, cast todas las veses Hay que
jugsr mencs fgura y mas pe.ota. scfio
res PRoFEsIoNALEs cOnhamos en- a
Ell pr6ximo juego sera tan bueno como
este. y que olvidaremos tOaa esa pom.
pa vsna de alguros para YER 81 eS yer
dad que juegan Elcho.
El cline up fue como sigue:
PONCE:
Greha, c; Colon. P; Trompi-M Modesto.
Tunito, 2; Cartagera. 3; EicasiOs ss. sa.
batter. IF; David. CT; Lucilno. IF.
.AGUIRRE:
Msney, G; Maso, P; smoning. l.; Ia
clio, g.; Rodriguez, g.; juicy. S.; Msrti.
nez. If; sesrs, CT; carmelO. 1T.
P.-0 o 10000 $4,000.
A.-oo1 1oOoO02 1000.
Felix A. RoDRI gUEz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

VARILLAS DEFORMADAS
0 CORRUCADAS
Ofrecemos para entire
ga Immediate, de todos ),
tama1os. Precios arre-
gIados al mercado.
Ventas Directamente
de la Fabrica.
Pidan informes
COSTA & SANTINI
Tetuan 20.
Tel. 94o.
. $3.50 -
Nuevo remedio para el hfgado. Cura
todOs los desOrdenes del hlgado
Y del est6maro.

Ell Remcdio de Leonardo es TN nuevo
descuDrlmiento vegetal que limpia el higa-
do cstomago de todas las materias vene-
nosas hace que estos organos whales
trabajcn proplarncnte FL Remedio de
Leonardo para el fligado no contiene calo-
mel, III deja a la persona estrenida 81
sufrc I'd. de dcsordencs del higado, ell es-
tonnage o intestinos. tome inmediatamente
el Remedio de Leonardo, un agradable me-
dicamento que segura e inofensivamente
fortalecera y permanentemente vigorlzara
ii higado cst6mago Biliosidad, dolores
de cabeza, estomago agrio. indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido, estrenimiento y
palpitaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado estomago descompuestos de-
mandan E! uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo De vcnta en- todas las drogue-
rias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

ia dias. libro Ell presente en- san-Juan
Puerto Rico, de diciembre de 1920
p@
O. MARRERo.
Secretario.
Por Francisco NEGRoNT,
Secretario Auxiliar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

publique la pretension por tres veccs
en- un peri6dico de los de mayor circp-
laci6n de los que Sc editan en- esta ciu-
dad para que los que tengan algln de-
recho real sobre -el inmueble descrito.
las personas ignoradas a quienes. pue-
da perjudicar la inscription v en- gene
raj todo Ell que desee oponerse, puedan
efecsuarlo dentro del t6rnlino de seseh-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

cxcelentes cualidades Iiterarias dc 'que
esta dotado su autor.
Nos completeness en- feiicitar al doc
tor don Antonio Marines Alvarez, por
su obrita, cuya Iectura habra de pro
cucir. indiscutiblemente momentos de
solaz en- todos los que, como nosotros.
tengan Ia satisfaction de cogsr en- sus
manos tan excelente hbro.
interesantisima. pOno de- relieve Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
PONCE VS.. AGUIRRE.

Ell domingo veirtisiete Sc efectuo en-
Aguirre un grandioso desafio entire los
afamados ''Leones del Sur el team
de Aguirre. Sc presentaron los mucha-
chcs del ''PoNCE" en- eli diamante, dis
puestos a desquitar la ''lechada'' que
el Aguirre lie di6 semanss stras, v EN-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
ssHILACHAs'

Con Ell sencillo epigrafe dc ''Hila-
chas'',- hemos recibido un bello libro,
en- ell cual inserta su autor, el doctor
don Antonio Martinez Alvarez. una
excelente collection de "Acuarelas y
otras Menudencias =
El libro en- question consta de lit
paginas, v su lcctura que cs amcna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE

Sc desea comprar dos cahallos,
grandes! en- buen estado de salud,
propios para tirar de coche.
Dirijase por escrito, hacienda
su oferta, al Jefe del Negociado
de Materiales Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, p r.
Advt.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
SWAY DOWN EAST"

Last Friday the Lumley Stock Com
pany presented Way Down East" at
the Casino Theatre. Hereafter the
company will play at Bakers Theatre
instead of the Casino. The play is
one of the best known ever shown
on the american stage. AS the name
suggests, it has to do with rural life
in New England. The theme is a
love story. way Down East" was
President McKinley's favorite play.
Recently David Wark Griffith pro-
duced it in motion pictures, and it was
heralded as the greatest production
ever made by that greatest of all d.
rectors. On it's first showing in New
York tickets sold for $40 a seattle
greatest price ever asked for admis-
sion to a motion picture.
Mr.. Lumley, who played the leading
role, was very i'll the night of the per-
Torrance in wildwood and was forced
to be seated most of the time on the
stage. A doctor was in attendance.
The cast was:
Louisa Bartlett. ....... Marie Lumley
Squire Bartlett .......W Walt Williams
Hi Holler, the hired man,
George Clifford
Martha Perkins, the gossip,
Fern Chandler
Kate Brewster Adelaide Bem1s
Anna Moore ............ Laura Hill
David Bartlett .........B Ben Lumley
7 49, CanIorc0n To0k porru
Professor Sterling George Randolph
This week the Lumley Stock Com
pany will present "The, Lottery Man."
Although this is not one of the latest
of plays, still it is without question
one of the funniest comedies ever writ
ten and also one of the cleanest. The
plot deals with a young man who is
greatly in need of financial aid. With
out thinking of the consequences he
offers to give himself to the lucky
woman who holds the ticket for him
in the lottery he plans to stage. With
no one dependent on him and without
any love ever having entered his life
he feels sure that the venture will be
a success financially and he never
dreams that the unexpected will hap
pen. However, as it always does, Fate
takesA hand and brings his ideal girl
on the scene. He does all he. can to
make her get the ticket which will
give him to her as a husband, but the
ticket happens to go to-but there. 1t
wouldn't be fair to tell you and so
spoil it for you. Just plan to get
your tickets and seats in time for next
Friday evening at Bakers Theatre
and you will be assured of witnessing
one of the brightest comedies ever
coming from an American play
rights pen. To those who saw Wal
lace Reid in the picture sometime ago
the play will hold special interest; but
whether you have seen the picture or
not you are assured of a very pleasant
evening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
OTTENS HARBOR

Mrs. v. A. Fernhaugh, of the Ven
tina cottage on the Harbor front, spent
a few days in the city.
George Schrieber, of Philadelphia,
spent a few days visiting his sister,
Mrs. S. w. Estlow, at the Ottens Office
on the harbor.
Mr.. Hefter spent Sunday with his
wife in their cottage on the harbor.
Edward Frost spent Sunday in his
cottage on West Montgomery avenue.
S. w. Estlow, the Ottens agent at
the harbor, spent Sunday and Monday
in Philadelphia on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson have just
shipped furniture and equipment from
Philadelphia for their cottage,
1900 Park boulevard, which has just
been completed.
Miss Nellie Hall, of West Philadel-
phia, a purchasing agent for H. H.
Ottens, is having a bungalow erected
at Park boulevard and Taylor emu
When it is finished it will add greatly
to the appearance of that section.
G. P. Apgar will move his household
goods from Camden to his new Wild
wood bungalow which has just been
built.
John Bulmer and family, and his
brother, Albert Bulmer, have opened
their adjoining bungalows at Park
boulevard and Baker avenue for the
season.
Ida Knowles, of Reading, Pa, is
the guest of her uncle, Charles An
drews.
John Trainor spent the weekend in
his bungalow on West Davis venue
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
I
! NEW GARAGE OWNER

Marian Pyott, of Island Heights, is
the name of the purchaser of Sheppard
w. Coombs' Palace Garage, corner
Pine and Pacific avenues. Mr.. Pyott
is said to be an experienced man in the
automobile line. He is expected to
take possession of the property in the
very near future. While no exact fig
ures are obtainable, it is rumored that
the transfer of the title will involve a
sum close to $4,000 for building and
ground. This is one of the most valu-
able corner in Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
SHRINE CLUB TO BE ORGANIZE.

An organization meeting to organ
ize a Shrine Club to be called the
wildwood Shrine Club of Cape May
County, New Jersey, was, through the
~tireless efforts of Edwin B. Pagan,
called last Monday evening in the Of
fees of Pagan and Whitley, Inc, at the
corner of Sweet Briar road and Pacific
avenues.
The organizers have gotten together
and expect to organize a club that
Cape May County and all Shrinedom
will be proud of.
They are making an appeal to all
Mobiles of the county to assist in for
warding the movement, and will ap-
preciate the cooperation of all Shrin-
ers in, the outlying county.
Those present at the meeting and
who are floating petitions for charter
membership are:
Edwin B. Pagan, chairman, Wild
wood Crest.
Augustus Hell, secretary, Wildwood.
Mobiles: Frederick Himmelein, Rob-
ert Latimer, Forrest NJ. Rich, Robert
Pierpont.
A get-together and organization
meeting will be held in Hunts Avenue
Theatre on Friday evening, June 10th.
This is an opportunity for Shrine
dom to place upon the map both
county and municipalities in which
the organization will have it's head
quarters.
Bring along a noble and yourself as
some mighty good speakers will be
heard.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
LEGION MAN HEADS STATE CON.
STABULARY

-
The appointment by Governor Ed
wards of Capt. Herbert B. Schwartz
kopf, of Newark, as head of the new
State Constabulary, has been unani-
mously confirmed by the Senate. This
is unique in that it is an appointment
where politics was absolutely "ta-
booed."
Capt. Schwartzkopf is 26 years of
age and graduated from West Point
in 1917 as a lieutenant. He was as
signed to drill a company for over
seas duty and showed wonderful apti-
tude in the handling of men, being
SEN over with the brigade with which
he was first attached. He was gassed
and decorated for bravery in action,
being promoted to captain for showing
unusual valor under fire, having gath
cred his men together after all his
superior officers had fallen, and lead
ing them on to victory.
When the position was offered Capt.
Schwartzkopf he refused unless. it was
absolutely without political strings
and that he be allowed to select his
own men, claiming that efficiency
could be had only by action and not
from political pull" This was
agreed to and the appointment was
made.
The new State Constabulary is to be
made up OF service men, who must
pass the civil service examination, but
their service record is to speak far
more tap book education.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
MAGNOLIA CITY
(RiO Grande Bridge

Samuel Campbell, an engineer from
Bridgeton, is making measurements
for a new bronze pivot for the RIO
Grande avenue drawbridge. The ola
one is badly worn down. The repair
ing ~operations are interfering very
little with traffic, though the workmen
NAV have to rip up the decking for
awhile in order to get at the machin-
cry underneath.
Harry Dick, the official custodian OF
the bridge, will have a helper soon
Mr.. Dick says that in the winter II is
not so bad working 24-hour shifts, but
that in the summer the boats some
time keep him out all night AT the
time he was interviewed, eleven
o'clock in the morning, he said 80
boats had already been through the
bridge. some of them at a very early
hour. and the boats kept him up till
late the night before.
The three Reach brothers, accom
panied by their wives and Captain
Himmelein, took out their new a
the other day to go fishing by the
Stone Pile. They didn't catch any
fish because their wives fed the fishes
SO they wouldn't bite on ordinary bait.
And to make matters worse, they ran
out of gasoline and had to row ashore
to replenish their tank.
Wilmont Dick, who keeps the Mag
nolia City grocery store, is building
a new garage for his fiivver, adjacent
to his house, out of lumber from the
old Rio Grande bridge. That's sentl-
ment for you! And economy.
The william Stratton family is
down for the summer.
Fred Stechner brought down a load
of 14-foot planks from Camden in his
1918 model iivver. He was accom-
panied by his nephew.
Miss Nance Rucker has moved down
for the summer with her pet pup. She
is very much put out because our
rivals, the Sun-Tribune, didn't mention
the pup, which is the champion rat
killing terrier of Magnolia City.
Many dead rats have been found since
Miss Rucker and her %ferocious poodle
have arrived.
Mr.. Sheridan, a shoe dealer from
Camden, landed in town last Thursday
to open up his new home.
Frank Ryan will be married on the
twenty-fifth of this month to a young
lady from Clementon at his home, the
Frank cottage.
The property owners in the draw
bridge section are fighting hard to get
street lights. They claim that that
strip of road is dangerous for automo-
biles after dark.
Sam johnson, well known sport and
sea captain of Camden, will soon lave
his boat ready to take out grabbing
parties.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
Hunts
THEATRES
PROGRAM WEEK OF JUNE 18th
CASINO THEATRE


MONDAY, June 18th
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
in "Straight From Paris"
Torchy Comedy, "Torchy's Knighthood'
TUESDAY, Jun 14th
MARION DAVIES
in Buried Treasure"
Vitagraph Comedy, His Jonah Day"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
June 18th and 10th
WILLIAM DeMILLE'S
"What Every Woman Knows"
With Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson
FRIDAY, June 18th
The Wonder Picture
"KAZAN"
SATURDAY, June 18th
The Paramount Cosmopolitan Pro.
ductiOn
"PROXIES,
SUNDAY. June 18th
CONSTANCE BINNY
in "The Magic Cup"
BLAKER'S THEATRE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
June 18th and 18th
The Famous Players-Lasky Company
presents
"THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Thomas Meighan with Lila Lee and
Gladys George
in "The Easy Road"
FRIDAY, June 18th
THE LUMLEY STOCK co.
In REPERTOIRE
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
June 18th and 18th
Your Last Opportunity to See
"KAZANo
Added, Charlie Chaplin in 1.-THE Bank
COMIQUE THEATRE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
June 18th, 18th and 18th
Gladys Leslie and Creighton Hale
In "A Child For Saleo
ALL PERFORMANCES START BY
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
SOLD

Martin VanBuren Kelley and his
wife, Agnes Kelley, purchased recently
from Mrs. Catherine W. Johnson, the
double cottage at 119-121 East Spicer
venue Mr.. Kelley and his wife com
from Pennsgrove. Mrs. Johnson is the
wife of Edward NJ. Johnson, ST., presi-
dent of the Wildwood Board of Rduca-
ton. This property was formerly
owned by Mrs. Sophia Schrank.