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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MIRKr1,

CHICAGO, oct Urgent selling la sod
:arS-iy on rerO.ts OF elevator congest ion
IL re ana IN ;he south and Sou Invest had
d"T rosEihS effect ON IKE wh-a; market
today. Closing quotations We're heavy at
" 70 ~. cent net lower. w!t!! Drcer bcr
nvob. 10 si.lsA. and May Silica TO il.i4.
Corn lost ..i y 10 cent. and nats "a. tn
ccnis In provisions In" OUTCOME varied
rom unchanged nSurGS to s. cents decline
u, Wa; durtnr the last half OF the scs-
SION that the setback in the value Of
wheat took Place. Earlier the tendency
was chiefly In favor OF higher prices. seat
tered speculative buying having dcyeluprd
on account OF a ha!t in liquidation ana
short selling. Later however, support
~aa lacking and wi;h persistent offerings
especially from houses with North western
cnnntction the market RAPIDLY. gave way.
rae oca r!sh gossip current at this iunciurc
!2c!udcd assertions mat unless clcearanCns
ron Ne" Orleans soon increased IL would
u" necessary 10 put railroad embargo
against that port becaua.' Of probable ex-
ntu3tion OF available storage room there
Elevators here and IN In" Southwest were
also reported as about h!Icd. Under such
circumstances III" finish WAS al the lowest
prices yec, this season.
Corn and oats declined with wheat. We;
weather was somewhat OF a check on TN,
downward slide q! corn. but BATS fnl!nwrd
wheat 70 new low pEice record for 1871
In PROVISIONS the effect o! the wrcmk,c>.
OF grain more han countcrba!a Hccd h!gh.I
A a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
THE IXNES-DkSPATCEFS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
STATE I. b. BODY HOLDS
ALL-DAY SESSION HERE
he"bcrs Discuss Achievements OF
iast irnr and ,inp Out FRO
grimm fnr Euiurr

Members OF the Virginia Tubcrcu-
losIs Association held an ail-dly con-
ference In Room 630 Of the jefferson
Hotel yesterday. at which talks we're
made on the work of the past year,
and the program for the ensuing
year.
Miss Leslie Combs Foster. assistant
secretary of the association. rro-
posed that scent sale OF Christmas
ears TO every person in the Sttae be
The plan for this year in raising
unds To fight the dread disease in
Virginia.
The report OF the board Of di-
rectors for the past year was made
~ DR. Roy Is. Flamnagan secretary
4 the board. and Irving l.. Spear.
'poke on the Program Of tho Vir-
S'nia tuberculosis Association" He
said that the incoming Legislature
viii be asked To make approximations
nr state sauntorium for tuberculosis
patients. He stated that. with tho
RECEPTION OF twenty-five bcds mt the
Blue Ridge Sanatorium at Charlottes-
vile. there arc no other accom'noda :
lions FOR patients at other sana-
t"rtums in tho State, Catwaba being
hllcd 10 capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Y. r. & p. MEN VOTING
ON TIE WAGE QUESTION
Thought BHliotinG WIZ BE Completed
ID! Nrst 'fucSdny-Con,cy UcsuIt
Ia COMPANY.

Employees OF tho Virginia hallway
hhd Power Company, operating the
street car system in Richmond. arc
voting on the question OF n wage
agreement with the company. Prcsl-
dent Thomas 5. Whcclwright OF th,
company. advised the men few lays
aE" that the present contract, which
expires October I6. will bc continued
Tor an undetermined period, but il
VIII be Impractical for the company
10 renew the present wage scale for
another year. duc to the uncertainty
OF the cOmpany'G franchise, which
has been before the Council FOR =
number Of months.
II is thought that the employees will
be through their hallotinE by next
IuesdaT. a; which time the wishes
of the men as expressed by the bal
lots cast. VIII he conveyed 10 Of
1cialS os the company for their con-
'idcration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
HICKMAN MURDER. TRIAL
WILL CO TO JURY TODAY
Attempt TO Conclude Argu-
mcnt Of Counsel Before
Adjournment Fails.
FORE rNMovnD ny ATTACKS
Mother or Slain Thcatcr MANAGER
Maintains. Her Normal Compu
rnd Fellows Every Word Of the
Testimony.
NV Assoct,ted rrcss.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.. oct. THE
trial of John II. pope. local attorney.
CHARGED with murder. went Into ex-
tr1 hours today In an effort to per
nit opposing counsel to conclude its
argument. The court WAS recessed.
however. at $50 when Attorney r.. w.
Wuybrisht. conducting the closing
chat he had more to say.
The court announced that its charg.
tomorrow would he quite lengthy.
but il was believed the case would
reach the jury by noon. Several sug.
"cstions from both sides as 10 points
Ia he included III the courts instruc-
ions were thrown out. including one
y the defense that u verdict could
not be returned against the defend
mt IL IL had been shown that George
=. Hickman, manager OF the Palacs
Thcatcr. here was killed accidental
Y by Frank Rawlins. when he rob
bed the playhouse OF $500.
Contrary 10 general expectations.
I" w. Pope. Jr., participating in the
defense OF his brother, did not con-
duct the opening argument
states Attorney Frank y. Widcman
and Assistant states Attorney Will
liam y. Hallowcs. Jr., sought 10 con-
.incc the Jury that Pope had used
Rawlins. "half-starvcd boy" as
Hallowcs expressed it. to carry out
The thcatcr robbery.
Throu:hout lIallowcs' remarks to-
lay. Mrs. r. j. Hickman. mother Of
the slain tkcater manager, mnint7incd
her normal comp0surc. the. attitude
with which she has absorbed. apDar-
entity every word ut the trial. Tho
defendants calm dcmcnnor was unhis-
turbcd even when Attorney liailow cs
made his direct accusations. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
RICHMOND UNIVERSITY
FELICITATES McADAMS
Alum Mater Wires CONCENTRATIONS
To Newly Elected H~nd OF Amcrl-
cnn RankrrH' Hody.

University OF Richmond faculties
and students yesterday sent Il wire
to Los Angeles to Colonel Thomas
Mc.tdamS. newly elected president
OF the American Bankers Association
congratu'atinE him on his selection
for the highest post OF that body.
Colonel McAdams is an nlumnus OF
Richmond University. Or. +. W.
Boa,wright. president OF the uni
versity. brought the matter before
the student body yesterday morning
at daily chapel exercises.
The University OF Richmond Will
observe Armisticc Day. Congress-
man a. ]. Montague, former Cover
nor OF Virginia. and an alumnus OF
the local school. will deliver the prin-
cipal address. lie will speak on IN
ternational Affairs"
The committee on religious activi-
ties of the university, In conjunction
with the y. NJ. G. y. and Y. w g. a..
has invited DR.. Aubrey Williams.
pastor OF Tabernacle Baptist Church.
TO preach series OF sermons the
first week In November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
LIBERTY LOAN EoSD MARKET.
by FEED'k l. NOi.TiSG ~ co.
Investment bankers
81 u. Mn.L S.rtct. IiLnnLnnnd- "a

GEW YORK. OF i.-Yces;.rd.ys raj
mss, aG dSc i l-es S"Imef tn .'f f.G!o.
,,iartgi today. A:tsr selling a. -r9 early
low ~; NIGHTS closing dustation, an.
c!vsei at 49,. win he genera. lnarAet
c.ys."E siee"iy ~ u net decline O; II 10
L,vrspool was bet,vr than du. hu, the
WaT"ct her .oirned barely ,slssdy Al
selling oTGYrS from the south aad !i.u3-
Gatipn Sy .y"sig.days Dnyyrs. Tagre Nrre
sa.l!ra rlEhl after iAe call which curfIcG
o'ignef w 20 'L-j and January - 900.
urt Interested orr-r!uEs. accompanied 6y
reports Of q less active spot deIu-Ld. Tho
rae say!gs which had been such =
during tue rrrr.ous day also appeared
T.. ." !achins; m!ih ;he nagke; showing
~. cons; ggeacs October 49, .e!A,.vc.y
qu!tt and arm, but sold oil TO 1881. points
"r -, FONTS nt!S~ at nigh, e!osiut
up, rom the loves, on covering
sspo'ts mat ureiimuary official es-
season At only sip.7Cp Da!.. ii.y ha1
b.," o.ri!y r'snonDine fo- the uruness
oI ,oans ;, spot sales OF 1000 bales re-.
ported IN Che English market uui> Coco
Ior'ign ~ The daily SPOT sate- IN Liver
Pori !stciy has ;eprcssist.i o4t ,.de gtowtH.
~ Pergvisn cotton. 90 whicn !lyerpu0i
mods inirEe s;oek.. II is rHnet.d ina;
sh-J! Dhi.s mas been engaged Tor ship
.H'n'S from ina local stock - japan. anI
n addition 70 THIS local. :po; i,r:n Is s@i;
I" b. prep.rinE Sr@ bales FOR ah!, i;icnt
10 l.!ycr.,oO!.
IN. outlook for cool weather In tho
Southwest seemed 10 n-Ne little or no
effect on he i.arEeI. which acpearca to
BE- chiefly influenced By She rspor,s o. \
i"sS aCS!.c spot demand .n! aDgFohrn-
SONS that hedges would h. sold against
20 Improve in the near future.
N;ew York Mlddllns. ?gsi stock, 1850.
M'NHr p"Tts-RrC'iDtS. 2..si; vN-l1riS. 1870
49,. stock Ij3..Ii -
Iuta! for "ceE--iIuccii .tg.7!i. exports
Total Tor season-Recy!p.s. Lex. a7.: ex-
Dcr;s. s:s.=ia
New ORLEANS. Ia. oct; The ten.
what VAS GENERALLY Sc: down AZ I!c,uIda-
Ton a! long contracts over The WEEKEND
IN the hrSt can tho more active months
49, q. pon;s ~. but almost irnsc-
!l".ely th- market c"mmenccd 10 sag
and the downward trend Was sti!! in cvi-
drnce late IN thS day, when prices w.r.
. 10 - points under the close OF ycstcer-
10 L. 81 points. December sold M 10 20 %
In the early trading feIl OF To 1887 to-
ward the end and Closed q; 1913 cents "A
bound.
Better cables than due were responsible
FOR the s'nai opening gains. but the re-
Spouse TO Liverpool was oUty faint hearted
aiL during the remainder of the day bull
ish news did no more than staoady the
market AT the decline. Miii takiugs We're
large. 2i,cO) ba.cs for Tire week against
1880 this week last year ana 2ig.csy this
week Two years arc. and many reports
were received from the interior ,ay!ng that
ginning WAS nearing co:nplctinn Son.c
points in Texas w!-cd IN that gins were
running only two days Il week.
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spitzniiIcr IL Transferred.

c.. c. Spitzmillcr, ncld sales man.
aEcr for the American Tobacco Com
many has been transferred to Phila-
delphip, where ne will direct the
sales force in the States OF Pennsyl-
vania Delaware, and Maryland. For
the past year he has Nad charge OF
the sales force In Virginia. tho Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland, with
headquarters here. MIR. Spitzmiller
will be succeeded in Richmond BY
Charles ~. Ieyd. of Montclair, y. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
RETAIL FOOD PRICES
CUT IN SEPTEMBER
Washington Burrnm Reports SHEhr
increase in Da,ins nnd New
EIuyrn
lev Nssociatcd prcss1

WASHINGTON, Oct. Retail food
prices during September were found
by the Labor Department to nave de-
clincd in all but two OF fourteen
cities In which it conducts investi-
cation. Decreases amounted to . per
cent in Milwaukee, Minneapolis and
Portland. Me-; per cent in Atlanta,
birmingham. Cincinnati, Little Rock
Louisville. Norfolk, Philadelphia and
salt Lake city. San Francisco foods
rctailcd at prices per cent above
previous findings. while in Dallas
there was fractional Increase, and
n New Haven II fractional decrease,
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ranged as follows:
CHICAGO LIVE ST0Cl, MARKET.

. FiII .N'IIl, Vtl. i.-TAi'I". KVCriD,s
; 600; mostly steady: top ycarlings. SD Il .
bulk az supply consisted Of medium short.
icd ami southwestern Erassers, selling at
.hgMsJ: choice 1918. pound nu!lurhs 90
veal calves active: bulk good and choice
light vealers around 100.
Hogs: Receipts, 3O.0pp: market ID TO Is
higher than yesterdays average: closing
strong: holdOycr light: ton $50: bu K
lights and light butchers. S.cSfrS.5i: bulk
packing sows. 6.s5a725: pigs stready to -
cents higher: bulk desirable. 1.G0dSOo
Sheep: Receipts. 500: nearly all packer
direct: supply on sale practically all native
aud fol Western lambs selling stecady To
seiIons: spois "a cents higher: ton SEQ:
bulE. - frsi9: few fat owes 10 down.
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Omen ,rr,cu,,urul ,onn Agency,

ATLANTA. GA, oct. 1.-The Agri-
cultural and Livestock Loan Agency
Of tho war Finance Corporation for
Georgia and Florida was formally
organized today, and offices were
opened here in charge OF Robert r..
Harvey. Atlanta, who wac elected
treasurer.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COI!rFEl.,

New YORK. Oct. The market for
points lower and held steady right after
the call on some trade buying OF near
sales 81 snot coffee out OF the local stock =
After this demand had hecn supplied, how.
Doccmbnr contracts nnder n Iight scat
tered realizing and the close was at the
Lowest loves showing net losses Of {? 20 points.
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Urge Embargo on Dyes,urs.

IItFF.NN II-IF.. ;. c, OCT. i.-COn-
tinuntion of the embargo on dve-
stuffs To provide adequate protection
TO the American dye industry was
urged by DR.. Elwood Hendricks
treasurer Of the Research Corpora
ton OF New York. in an address here
today before the wcaScrs' section OF
the Southern Textile Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Dry Gnons

NEW foEE. Oc; 7.-Cutton goods worry
firm. with trading ou;.tgr ,,r Ia. 49,
,2inned yarns advanced again some al
."hcgs weFe mad" ~ staple Hosiery c.-
.aTss Jobber showed reductions irom last
y.hr varying fro'n lai- TO ~ tier cent. Woo
Linen can't r!cs and sheet i,ooGs advanced
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COTTONsEEn niL

NEW YORK. Oct; 5-!iresvy selling on
,iglidailon carried cu,tonsocd' nil .tt!i
.n"tr TO-DAY. The south Hru-nr"d % Gu
nu! ing on - seal. down. Closing bids W.r.
II u y FONTS net lower. S4.ts. $50 Ilr
trl3 rim" cruds. 80 sNos. pr.nc sum
ip"r yellow SPOT. s..j Il 80: Dsgr t.Ifl.- 80.
March. ".is AMI May s..i -. DiI
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stnck Yards

q, IE-I.
Remarks: Very good run Of cattle on
he marker Common aud rough cnttlk
sold steady Cool cattle lower
StrlCtly good steers LOO lbs.
ana 10 ........-.... go. 90 ~
iediun 20 good steers. Losj
TO ! 100 lbs. ...... ..,.......... 40 6H
ormon TO medium steers
500 10 100 lbs. .,............., s On 6n
Good to choice COWS .......... I,b
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SUGAR

Ne" YORK. Oct The .aw sugar
market was au!c; and unchanged today.
f"cek were quoted q, i,3 for Porto Rico
ana Philippine ccnty!:u.als and ies for
.ubss SAFES. iicee bags ot PORT, Rico.
the raw sugar futures market was custer
under commission houso selling. Out there
Was ohiE noderai" trade. Closing ar!cees
were |" points net lower Tor actlyc no
s.i!ons with D.cou,bc- a, . I. Want, . o..
Nay 80 Nay I. % AID nm ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

October. 7.Is: December ,.2i: JANUARY. 7..3
March. ~: May. S9-. July. sy7. Sep;e..-
Der. 500.
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RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

49, OctOSc! :. 1891.
These quotations r"pvcsen, prices which
arr being raid Offered by dealers auo
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
SOLD STORE N LOTS

E. M. Johnson, Sr., has sold the S. E.
corner lot at Pacific and Spencer ave
nues, to W. Schgier, Of Lansdale, Pa,
a suburb of Philadelphia. There is a
frontage of 20 feet on Pacific avenue
and 90 feet on Spencer avenue. The
price was $500.
Mr.. Johnson has sold the store build
ing adjoining this lot to Fine & Broth,
err, of Bellmar, zeal Gloucester, for the
sum of $4,000. Not long ago the Fine
brothers purchased the Varsity apart
ments of Frank Dorrell.
Mr.. Johnson has acquired possession
of three more valuable lots, each
4Oxl0O feet, on the south side of Spen,
Ger avenue, just west of Pacific avenue,
from the Nelson estate, and one lot,
4Ox100 feet on the north side of Young
avenue, west of Pacific avenue from
Mary Ballinger. The purchaser may
build on the lots this season yet if the
demand for bungalows and cottages
keeps up as at present.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
LINCOLN PLAY
NEXT WEEK

The Lumley Stock Company has Sc
lected for their second offering in
Wildwood "The Great Commoner", a
story of Abraham Lincoln. This won
derful play depicts the life of the great
est American president from his ascend
ing to the presidency in 1861 to his I'm.
timely death at the hands of the assas'
sin, John Wilkes Booth, April l4th,
1865.
The men and women that figured SO
greatly through the stormy period of
Lincoln's administration, such as his
cabinet ministers, the most famous be,
ing the willy Secretary of War, Stanton,
who supplied the great rmies that lin,
ally crushed the Confederacy and pre-
served the Union. General Grant, Hay,
Mrs. Lincoln and many others move as
characters throughout THE Great Com
moner' and above them all towers the
sweet, kind, lovable character of Abra-
ham Lincoln as he passes through the
episodes of the play. Throughout the en-
tire play is woven a beautiful romance
and a strong vein of comedy, making
the play interesting from the rise of the
curtain in thefirst act until the final
curtain in the last act.
Mr.. Lumley has made a special effort
to make this play the seasons biggest
offering by the company. The costumes
have been especially designed for the
play and will be correct in every detail.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
FISH FOR COUNTY LAKES

Senator William H. Bright has re-
ceived the following letter from the
State Fish and Came Commission which
shows that our senator is on the job in
looking after the interests of his con-
stituents:
Trenton, May 2, 1921
Hon. Vim. H. Bright, Wildwood, N. j.
My Dear Senator:
/ have your letter Of the 29th, and
beg to advise yon that on Thursday,
May 5th, there will be a consignment Of
yellow perch fry for Ludlam's Lake,
Dennisville; Wildwood Water Works
Lake, Rio Crande, and Lily Lake at
Cape May Point.
/ have written Warden Steel to meet
the consignment Of fish at Millville
and plant them in the lakes mentioned.
Yours very truly,
j. M. STRATTON,
Protector.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
MOtOred to

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kieffer and
daughter, Miss Mable, are in Wildwood
for the season in their Clenwood avenue
cottage, having motored down from the
city some days ago. Their apartment
house adjoining their residence is all
rented for the season. The first floor
will be occupied by Mr.. Pratt, in charge
of the sporting goods department at
Snellenberg's. The second floor by
Mrs. Kate Ernst, and the third by JOS
eph Wagner, all of Philadelphia.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
BAND TO PLAY AT HI
PIER

The music committee of the Wild
wood Board of Trade have arranged for
music for the coming season by engag-
ing Rosselli's Italian Band which will
play at the Atlanticc Pier beginning
Saturday, July I'd.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06


The Story Of
Our States
!, By JONATHAN BRACE
. I.-DELAWARE
~ ITO DELI E.
. M j W A R E
- :. = !. : :: !: : !: ! :. :: : !: !: !:
IN RNM falls the honor
, NNTENG@%HN EN of being the
! VzI MN=AN EV first of the
kN original thir-
~=sZM teen states.
~&~ December q,
1887, it officially adopted the Con"
stitution and thus was made a
beginning of our present Federal
government. According to the
seventh article Of the Constitu-
ton, however, it was necessary
for nine states to ratify it before
it actually came into force. So
it was not until the following
June, by which time eight other
states had accepted the Consti-
tuition, that the United States of
America actually came into be-
ing.
The early history Of Delaware
was a varied one. 1t started in
1888 when a small party Of
Swedes settled at the mouth of
the Delaware river and called it
New Sweden. In 1855, Peter
Stuyvesant, the governor of the
Dutch colony of New Neither
lands, annexed this territory. But
it did not long remain Dutch,
for in 1864 the English took
possession. When Pennsylvania
was decided to William Penn he
desired access to the seacoaSt
and at his urgent request Della
ware was transferred to PENIS
proprietorship. From the be-
ginning of the eighteenth cen
fury, however, Delaware had its
separate legislature, and at the
time of the Revolution it be-
came an Independent state.
Delaware is next to the small
est of our states. having an area
of only 2,370 square miles. Its
participation in presidential cleo
tions is limited to three electors.
This is arranged according to
population. Each state is entitled
to the same number of presiden-
tial electors as 1t has members
of congress, so the influence of
the different states in voting for
the President varies from Della
wares three electors to New
York's 45.
AS to the derivation of the
name Delaware, this was appro-
priately given to the state from
the river, which in turn was
named after the bay and the bay
was called Delaware in honor of
Lord Delaware, who was COVER
nor of the Virginia colony in
1910.
20 by Mcclure Newspaper ~Syndicate.)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
of wildwood, n. J.

SIdlt OF NEW jersey,
County of Cape May, SIS.
Heber Crane, president, and Joshua
Bush, Jr., treasurer of the above named
company, being severally duly sworn,
each for himself deposes and says that
the foregoing statement is true to the best
of his knowledge and belief.
HEBER CRANE, President.
JOSHUA BUSH, Jr., Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
fourth day of May. A. D., 1921.
ROBERT BRIGHT,
Commissioner of Deeds for N. J..
Correct-Attest
A. B.. ANDERSEN,
C. A. DOUGLASS,
S. A. LANNING,
Directors.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
r M. E CHURCH
Eve Help

N. V. Sargent, Minister.
Roberts and Pacific Avenues
1890 A. M. Morning worship.
Subject: THE Divine Inwardness."
2.30 P. M. Church school.
700 P. M. Epworth League.
What We Owe Our Parents"
7.30 P. NJ. Evening service.
Subject: Mother, the Best Loved
Queen"
Mid.week service, Wednesday, 7.3O
P. M.
Ladies' Aid Society food sale in Keat.
ing's former tailor shop, Pacific avenue.
on Saturday, May l4th.
The date of the annual bazaar of the
Ladies' Aid Society is fixed for August
9th to 18th.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06

Marvel Cleaner, takes spots out of
Rugs and Carpets and makes them
look like new. Leedom's Pharmacy
adv.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06

Don't fail to look for this interesting historical feature in the
FIVE MILE BEACH JOURNAL this Week.
The little State of Delaware is the first to appear
and will be found on this page.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-06
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
MARINE NATIONAL BANK

at Wildwood, in the State OF New Jersey,
at the close of business on April 2eth,
1891.
RESOURCES
0verdra fts 1927
IT,. s. Government securities owned;