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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CHAMP CLARK.

Champ Clark. veteran member and
Democratic leader of the House of
Representatives. died In Washington
yesterday. from complication OF dis-
eases.
Late years had not dealt kindly
with the former Speaker OF the House.
His first great defeat came when.
through the perf1dy OF william Jen-
ninss Bryan, he lost tho Democratic
nomination ct Baltimore in 1912. Had
It not b>en for Bryan, he would have
been President OF tho United States
Then, only a few months ago his home
district turned against him. and elected
another man in HIS place.
Clark had been ono OF tho outstanding
political figures OF the pnst half cen
tury. He belonged 10 that coterie Of old
party war horses" who durlns the six
teen lean years bet ween Cleveland and
Wilson. held aloft the torch - Dcmoc-
racy in tho land An orator OF great
ability. he wRs IN constant demand
whom public questions were being dc
hatod throughout the country
In private life he swas charming
WtiA iilA {'tltEFl kfUfA'it@t iA Atif Dt'f
school whose speech ran 80 classical
ailuslonH quite In kpopinR with his
benign and etatesma mike appearance.
For years he waH second to none n an
aftor dinner speaker. md In his private
intercourae he made hundreds Of
/ friends who admired him for his ton
! aCtity ~ purpose and honesty of
| opinion.
Whatever faults Champ Clark NAV
have had ho wns trne a. himself. and
what greater thing could he Haid of "a
| mnn9 n thora was any curativa virtue
/ ia the pover - Thought transference,
( tho good wfehea Of thousands would
| have brought about bis recovery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
PROTECT RrRAr RESIDENTS.

Editor l,ctv EveujuR--tn an effort
te rcpe with the ah,s ktug H3fuatiou AZ
Nttuqua3ale Terrace. where tho resi-
1suta nave heen at The mercy ~ mur-
,3cf,tt rufiawa-tha avy Court. I no
t1.o hae aHtbnri 7ei the sheriff % at
lveiut two deputies a. Ruar1 the settle
u1rnt hlqc notice that one haine If
s'to legislature has ravsed hil au
tHntt7tnE tto lew Count fa arpoint
,uGuty oeuatahu'ars 1hia Is we'll hnt
Il looAa ,n mo l{Ka only temporary
.xpe.ieri. and ono fhat will meet only
HI isolated case Following tho pub
Nzhcd revelations % thu crimes ~ Min
qiataaIe. vncro residents had Their heua-
i. paruea u tsn dead ~ butor cold
ltrht~- three euth trns occurring thcro
vIthtn q week where dosa ami pigs
we're l.srortI chickens stolen and
atn,r GrIrc2attane committed. ts tdett-
j. the work ef some hend who was
actuarCd hy a -grit ~ revenge, read
lr Eyory Fpculag where the attorney
gorera 5 ont-e stated that it vas h'lp-
irss te f4>o reiief Jhe state detective
h4a i,eiEr roI and the salary was So
snaN that there was little hope of a
eo5npctout man being readily secured
IL nu tho vacancy 81 the I,evy Court
ds1 She rext lest thing and made the
Iuovc referred 70 above.
What 10 my opinion is needed IS a
permanent rural police force removed
entirely from politics. which cannot be
as org Rs the appointments are made
T., the levy Court Men should be Sc
l..tod III police tho rural sections .u tho
safsie manner as they are in the city
because ~ their ability 10 cope with
crime. ard with the knowledge that
their tenure OF ofFlce viii he determined
Only by efficiency and integrity
Iu fact the Miuquadale tragedy af
fords concrete evidence q the ahso-
/ lat, p, ossity for state const.hulary
under au efficient head. / hope thu
/ Ie,,t=.attIrv can find "a way 20 cope with
/ this situation effectively. probably by
amending the OH passed by the Iouss
yesterday SO as to include Iho whole
/ state instead of New Castle county and
/ arranging so that the police force CaI
/ be established and maintained in a man
/ ner that VIII divorce it from state OF
county POLITICS Let the bill authorize
/ the governor TO name capable ex-
ecutiye head ard give the latter power
10 appoint the members of tho force.
Justice.
! Wilmington. Del. March ,. 1921,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
lust Folks
by Edpn A. Guest
EFP GOING.

when things go wrong. aH they Some
times WILL
And tho road you're trudging eeerna all
up hill.
when the funds are low and the debts
are hIgh
And you want to smile. but you have
TO Sigh.
when care ls pressing yOu down bit.
Rest II you muat--but don't you quit.
Life les queer with It's twists and turna.
AZ every ono Of us sometimes learns,
And many failure turns about
When he might have won had he stuck
II out
Don't give up, though tho pare seems
slow
You may succeed with another blow.
often the goal is nearer than
Il seems 20 faint and faltnriug man.
often tho atruRgler has given up
When he might have captured the vic
tors cup.
AID he learned too late. when The night
slipped down
INV closo he was 10 the golden crown.
crown.
suecess is failure turned inside out
Tho silver tint ~ The clouda of doubt
AID Won never can tell how eIoae you
arc.
II may be near when if seems afsr.
So sfick 20 the light when you're hard
est hit
It.a when things seem worst that vor
mustn't quit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
GERMAN SIM rrt> rRorAcs>p,

Neyor Moore stlll has time - revaAe
the license which has hseu lasaed f71
tfra-t fertaau aud unft-HHstssh reet5t..
tn this city OF sunday neNt and ~
.ongft not a. heeEtttT ta exercise ~
authority n spare Philadelphia a rep
fition of the - cctacle - which SeR
YORK was thus sahjectcd. of public
demonstration hy sympathizefa With =
nation with which tho United states =
still technically at war From ihaf
meeting IN Nesv YorI the police forefhly
elected veterans OF the war VINO had
the courage and patriotism publicly =
protest against what they Justly deemed
an insult 10 the $4,000 OF eur wounded
now IN hospitals here and to the 'aemo1H
~ those other thousands Who did or
tho battlefields
No sophiatries holstered upen pfe.
tended appeal 10 the principle q liberty
~ speech can defend what IS plainly
an attempt in the interests et Germany
10 SOW discord between tho altea
states and the nations with whom Ne
we're allied TO avert the menace 81 eisrz
man tyranny and barharistn.
II has been shown eonclusiyely that
the protest against the use Of Fr~aeh
colonial troops III the occupied territory
on the Rhine is nade-iu Germany piaps
aRanda TO foment discord. that thu
horrors complained Of are either grass
exaEgerations or are deliberate falsia
cations of the facts. and that the colorad
troops have. in fact. been withdrawn
from service.
Even were 1t not the fact that this
protest movement mas been epgtuoesed
by "a disioyal element and u mauuz
facture sympathy tor a defeated and
unrepentant enemy &c humanity and
civilization. Il nevertheless would ba a
piece Of unparalleled impertinence. L
is ono thing to feed starving children
and aid ia the reconstruction of a civiIi-
| zation which Germany tried 70 destroy
/ and quite another 60 attempt to divert
| attention from the horrors af which
! Gremany was guilty IN pursuance OF q
/ deliberately designed program Of devil
/ ish cruelty and inhumanity by pointing
/ TO wholly imagining wrongs from which
q Germany population, wholly immune
from immediate contact with the war
| Is said to have been subjected during
| the present military occupation.
1t is a gross misuse Of the liberty oi
speech guaranteed by tha constitution
| to use ii 10 shelter propaganda SO dis.
loyal and nischieyous or 10 invade thu
principle 10 cover an insidious assault
upon our allies ia the cause Of worll
liberty and demoCracy-P hiladelphia
| .edger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
EVENING SMILE.
nan uFR REVENGE.

Are you s1re that hoy Is only
three = the ranBurtor of THIRD avenue
err asked
I'm positive that I know ny own
rhn1s aee. remarked the paseeuRer
Well was ia aar' astie reply ~ the
sanauetor II he's three ~ about two
and half
Yo4 oppepr q he less than fhaf n
falfettflalfy. was mothers parting -
ffY as = fftizie rlnFed into tho roin box
and ahe ard Hftfa Cseoigte lurnhed
ts,eeta fheir aeata ~@v York Evening
reat
Thars vna 2 small paeaa gewHy -
tween fhe dining roo7n and <ifohan 81
I.,.dorir6 : hot T. tbat vas rrrarflv
Gifted 4Hf fnr nao an nras1yfasf ro9ra
tlr,s aav ~ schoo2 Trederir4a teacher
hpd occasion II aar II anyone knew
syhaf nook wna Frederick ~ifh fhe
now breakfast room fl mind answered
It's place where ynH eat breRkfa 81
= 2erp faa dining room r'san Er
thaexhf vnu astd Won were ~ er-
I.stienead larz PLAYER said me orrhes.
- iepaer am insisted tha neR
r.frllfsr. uph Thar ehaf are ynH
s4ntaE yoaf iaefr-rsnt far7 Bfr
fIzGnRhau ARe-Tferaf1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CAMPAIGN FypENsEs.

The costs Of electlun a President 81
tho United States have mounted 70 new
lrurea. More than 3ihehe aee wRa
amen, N tho iaat presidential election
for eterting sir Harding esef " Gov
ond white IN This inutanee = vas worth
,he money the amount suggests ufoh=
tom for solution
ttovey.r tire rountry has isoet1
amazed shocked aud herftf'ed e3stss
ai,alv eyrrt four yoafa fer fhe t7at
ty,erty yaaru over the Increased ea@f
- aIaotlona Their expenalvnneas hRa
,,e,,ae aed steadily. and one - tie rem
sons for shla has heer the general fise
~ tho pficea ~ everything perfa irlng
- elections
naptala eosi more. railroad fare cost
much more. papor ard printing saaf
great aeal tnare n addition new
,xava have hpeu found for Advertising
,ybtob add theit considerable fatte to
.,t..ttr,, r,ata 0na - them r. fi1a elee
t,lc method IN the last campaign Nav
yuk teit4 wa. ablazo still Ell safta q
rlactrt hiilbuatd appeals fpf fhe else
,lsa 81 Harding. aud Il fa neiaii'@ fIat
,he -, went lsr4uhli~an = vh1t'
ping inaiait
The na.vapapara have cnne more RHd
more tu na national ad%etflaios its
tor IN campaigns aud aHret Using ttis
most effective and tha sIeaheH' f4tstls4sa
~ campaign aprral costs reai saaa
IN national scale WITH tie naitt
ri,ca ton ~ methods in election adssf
,ialus candidates and Their support feta
have found j multiplied ESQ far thffs
nnd tho competition between candida
haa added to fhu eSpenae
certainly thofo ought % ba y
somewhere % legitimate election =
| pandit,res. hut We doubt 4 tho prs
srt nsurea VII iesnlt IN roal action
The lob Of cheeRlng nationai eiestiaa
costp ~ pretty rteep ona II i'ae#'
and Congress hna more important ~
on ia handa luat uou thnn this fdkeIz
| rho matter may ga over fer aagt5s..
four yrers. rs vhteh Tine pfieea s.
many commodities including e.eet.af
I corr uodities OUGHT ~ - down q Kisa'
.lcal baltimore American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Any resder ean Re' fhe answtr = any
question ~ writing bFerT, f;entnhs ti-ar
nation Bureau Ftedefio \. H@shlh 49,
fnr Washington, ~ If ihia ,iltI
etrErtls fo Information. HF "iIta f
nnf giuo ads3sr nu lrR'. rte'ts y.
fnanrtal tnatssrr y 1Ht7 nH' t.,rr
arrffe dtrne=fI. trtuAieH r"r z" At'f
exhaustive re4aaff'H en- 4rt ~,f
tt rjta ggur sguea*trr Yiair.f tI-
.t4f-a fuf rafae ana address am .
a.a cents b stamps fnf
kft replies are seut d'rer' f' 'i'
0 Ho-~ dcaa the rnrnher y r7''
the Regular erry n .oe ni'si
compare -yitn Graaf FritH'n anA Fi'f'
n proportion ID the ponn'a'i"n " '''
coun,rlez7 r L p
a In ne I-nIed 7'7teH II pST
of the population + n ne t'R
Army. while n Iapan tne rsr0Hf''7 II
i N per cent ard 81 f.rrat Fri'a'r
j. - rert switzerland nss mr. nigh
sst proportion ~ hsr population ."
army. he percentage being IN
d How ran rid p"'Hh p'"f
aarth-rcrrna9 RI IL W
Esrtnwbrns a, the roo's n plants
,orrnapt AZ the plant and ray III
-,-.roliad ~ placing the pot F7frf
10 n fha surface - The so'l "''p
adding zqatsr sud tha eRrthworraS ri'.
a
r.av 80 caught ard removed Waf1r-
- vr5th inns yvatsr viii also drive re
worms out. but care must - @FHTf SO
II ,ae ,,as If lirna with certain plants
i lvhaf size rvaa the diaca- ana
,ghsf was Il made ~ q ~
Tha ancient discus yVas n meta
~ stone and about q inches in Diane
49, i v~s,rt Nv 4 free pubic
| house II +.
A This : an English expression '"'
raferH to tavern not ba'oHE'nE \.
/ brewer. 80 .hRt the landlord 7 Ffe
brsw lie own heer ~ purrhase tF0w
whom ae chooses
/ q What - an air meter 1890 .'f
/ X 81
A. This IS n special f1Tn .t Hh''i'''''''
/ Tor designed 20 measure ne i0"
air tn mine shafts. ventlatang au
galleries. chmne5s. etc
u what are the names Eiven '7 'n'
sd. orange. and blue rontainers re
1 druggists aase In thes5 windows 4
~ 2.
,novn a. Dr. .EKisLs SNOW fntt =
i Did Benjamin Frank4n ~ tr
money ear the 4uenEragem~rt e'43 z
zion .a Boston r r.
Ben tantn FranNAn N4iifTi
pounds sterling - me 'ify 'i ttp@s'
sor tae purpose K GYMS neiAts
.,,ae. children i 8ostoa who met -
-at, conditions i t7otnote q taz-
loUs F'rankIin states mat .H" -"
aas more nan doubled since ais Tea
IN a eodic.. FRANKLIN also EFF
,.-.4e ter.fnx ID bs .at OUT -t-r
at ii per cent ~ sura yo-as A.
GERS AS could meet conditions sup--a
N his will
=. How FAR from the earth are ~
seven stars n. Il.
A The Naval observatHrt SAYS
distance from ne earth y me s.
stars - 2isiades s not Hu
any degree OF exac tness- II = @S-u'
"a. however. that Il cannot r. .-s7 'aa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
RIPPING RHYMES
hy " alt Mason
TIL TSTAL LUCK

IN kansas. where I lived Tor
Years. the winters We're a fright
the north wind came ard froze
my ears when in my bed a. night,
The snow was always ankle deep,
and filed my heart with pain.
and malks heavens used - weep
twelve kinds of chilling rain
And So I said, III seek a cline
where winter isn't known. whore
here "a neither snow nor rtme.
and blizzards DO not groan- And
So I pitched my moving tent upon
a sunny ahore. where weather
prophets don't lameut. and
eroundhoea weep no more. And
then the Kansas climate braced,
aud sprung a great reform. no
blizzards Ger her prairies chased,
tho air was mild and warm. The
sweetest winter ever seen my
correspondents say the skies are
blue. the grass is green. the Jazz
birds sing all DAY" And on the
seashore where | sit the shore
by long waves lashed the Old in
Ha abttantS ADMIT tlat IeCOluS navy
been smashed The coldest win
Ter We have seen" these ancient
men remark. since We came Ger
the htIlows greea ia Noah's
costly arb. And should | back
to Kansas go, where al the pros
poets please. the clouds would
dump six feet OF snow and
would promptly freeze Alas this
Is the sort Of thing that always
has been mine, and yet I'm happy
as king. 50 many things are
fine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CANADA on DISARMAMENT.

The subject Of disarmament continues
TO receive much attention in the Cana
dian press. as viii be seen by the follow
ing quotations..
While Canada would he disposed to
associate herself with Australia in de-
string a fun protection of British in
terests IN the Pacific, this country has
no desire to encourage the race in
armament building. Now Is the golden
time to end the rush OF warship build.
ing, and stop and plunge toward bank
ruptcy and 10 frame settlement Civ
ing the Empire proper security. To
routo Mail and Empire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
PRESS COMMENTS.
CHIyA's BITTEn NEED.

Millions of Chinese have nothing but
American help betweon them and tho
grave. Last month tho principal relief
organizations of Picking. shanghai. ana
Tlentsin stated to tho Chinese Govern
mont on Tia. basis of field reports that
at least 16, 600. 900 souls--more than tho
combined population of New YORK ana
New Jerpoy--were facing death from
cold and hunger. and TINT thounands
had already died. They declared the
famine. the greatest calamity OF dec
AIDES" and the relief funds entirety
inadequate" Thin ia a true representa-
tion of the situation. The Ameriean
Red Cross reports last month that IL
wna supplying food to 100000 peopls IN
a certain district of shantunx In which
there were 10000 actual aufferets,
and that II did not believe enough
money would be reined 70 save thetn
all.
The funds already obtained Tor
Chinese relief approximate Sio.0oo,ooe,
of which the United States has supplied
n little over half II In believed that
another 81 ,000. 900 viii be required 10
maintain the work until tho next hars
vent The critical period will come In
the apring Where food reaerves have
existed they win be at their lowest nnd
tho weakened pensnntry. their tefln
animals killed and Heed gone. viii nave
20 be supported whlle they grow thelr
crops
New York state has iust finished
raising tho 81 900 00o set ~ ita ehafe et
~ p7,,re,,ean Relief Councils fund fer
| tho children Of Central Europe. ne
! .,'.,..,,,, ,.s .e,d IN Europe should be
i -, 80, n.,d ovor0avglnR Having
/ done go we'll for Europe. why ean W.
not 10 our part to relieve tho asotf
! or e-bina New Yort Evening Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
"FyERLAsTINGLY AMERICAN"

EIitor Every Evening ng-PerInit me TO
thnnK you for your courageous editor
tal entitled Did They Die IN Nain?'
which Every Evening published Tues
day afternoon Now that the war is
over and days Of peace have returned.
many papers. hoping to cater TO a Ger
tain element, are afraid to be as out
znozen and as frank as you are. As
YOU 50 ably pointed out. they also for
get our dead. lying under The White
Cross of Immortality May Every
Evening continue its courageous course
afraid Of no evil. and everlastingly
American From
Grateful Subscriber.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

have th. protective systsn advocated.
wa do not mean by this that wa
should have large force and an
elaborate system, such ns Nav York
and Pennsylvania posresses. Those
states have huge populations. and
hundreds of moro towns 10 police than
Delnware has. But small and Of
fleient force. responsible 10 tho State
only, is becoming a necernity. This Ia
a mnttsr which will merit tho attention
of our Legislators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Fden Lodge Activities.

Eden Lodge No. "a, ]. o. o. f.. will
confer the first degree on a class of
candidates this evening. Preparations
are being made for the bazaar known
as "Edenzaar' which VIII he held in
Eden Han the week Of April 9 to %,
inclusive This bazaar will be bigger than
ever this year. A. r Hudson is general
chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

The practical point, however. about
the matter would appear TO be that
Canada should make her voic. henrd
To the effect that her people demand dis
armament, and That Mt the coming
session of the Dominion House rsro-
luton 10 that effect should be passsd.---
Kingston Standard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Harhtngers Of Spring.

Several members Of the Recorder OF
Deads Office report sure signs Of
gpring James McGeachi reports that
buds have appeared on his rose bushes,
while Thomas D'Aguina reported seeing
a robin in Eighth street park today
while on HIS way to work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Helm BrIdgeyIne TaxabIes.

Fl. T. Graham. collector Of Federal
income tax, announces that Field Depu-
~ ]. g. Sharpe will be Brldgoviilo post
office. Sussex county. on Monday, March
T. for the purpose ~ assisting those
who desire information and help iu fiji
ing their returns for 1920,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

q ity council
Grant faar. G A. r.
lraH Ma.ldsra nior
8 vr8a G.aat1e. X -
Delaware aasugerburd.
- Part Post ts ~ K
Essiers Lodge. .. -
claytea Ioage. K. ~ r
yvvaefna CafiHen p - &
&ayiin Lodge . =.
ttsa1lara eazt#4 X. a.
.z5mp y. = f g. =. of A.
Eeaersou Lodge. / @ d
DIVISION %o. a . II
K5ters N8n Partisan Tongue
windsor IedRe. q s. ~ S -
Delaware Conrlave. + =. =
Wilmington lodge. a. o. II.
haaosh toGafnauJrrv 4 - Il
IN aIosttae Gaat1e . \. X II -
Eeo4uk Tribe 1fapd - r n.
SSHeH.a Coereli u .. 4 y
Delaware eouutaaers X - =.
Washington Lodge a r & T. NJ.
Ntzpah Concsaxe, Il or : N NJ
Wilmington Lodge Of Maehinsts.
Master Horssshoegs %aL Pro. .A4so.
I1esiuarYIa Isaiec. I. 4 - = T. T.
Wilmington Iodge. NJ. IA. Moose.
Lady Washington Home Communion
ts.rsia %. LADY Foresters os America.
Washington Camp No. q. r. .. s. of a.
court Braudywtne Forestlrs of America.
Volunteer Ftreinen.s ReHef AssoCia tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
WHAT The PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments OF
Every Evening Readers.

The ftiU na ma and address ~ tre writer
,r.4at a~,CNU-uv rRch letter not neeep
safily fuf tuhtlr8tiou but evidence ~
EunI fattI Auuuvunua coumVuinRt tiouR
esit 81. fyuerrt T'1lfltos fou cf letters
t...e rnt enr7N wifh IL endorsement hF
ft,.rs F-,.Htnz ~ thr crtnitne therein
Itf, su..i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
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since Dr t-Nar-
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never force them unnatural
Dr Edwards Dive la.eu
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7. YOU have a tal taste ra4 7reatr
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suits IRON DR. Edw ards litue
Tablets q bedIll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
a Free Booklet
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Purse,
Heavy
Heart

Poor Richards Almanac
You max have a heavy
purse ard \ light heart /
YOU make use Of EverN
Evening want ads.
Ifyou seek employment.
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II vou have lost aEy
hing run an al under -
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-04-08
ANGLESEA

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis are the
happy parents OF a sever pound boy,
born on Monday.
Mr.. E. Weiser and family are spend
ing several days at their cottage on
Second avenue.
Special in writing paper. SOC paper
SOC at Leedom's Pharmacy.-adv.
John Selfridge and John WHIST have
returned from Philadelphia, and will
soon go skiff fishing as partners.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nuesbickle
spent a few days at their summer home.
The friends of Edwin Thompson will
be glad to know that he has recovered
from an attack of diphtheria.
Charles Hogan and family have re.
turned home after spending the winter
in Florida.
Victor B%raidwood and son motored
to Ocean City on Sunday, making a
visit to Frank Bakley.
William Wilson is spending a few
days at the home of his parents on
Fifth avenue.
James Boyd was slightly injured last
week when he became caught in the
engine of his boat. Although his
clothing was badly torn his injuries
were slight.
MI. and Mrs. George Rudolph have
returned home after passing the winter
10 st. Petersburg, Fla.
Samuel johnson has returned from
Florida, where he has been fishing
during the winter.
Isaac Brown, Of Wildwood, was
brought before Justice Latimer on
March 80, by the Five Mile Beach HUI
name Society, on the charge OF cruelty
shooting a dog belonging to Benjamin
Wilson, December 80, 1920. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-04-08

Charles n. Miller and Charles g.
Glenn are among the Wildwood people
who have left st. Petersburg, Florida,
for home in the last few days.