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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
Cheap Excursion To
Carolina Mountain Resorts
VIA A. b. * A RAILWAY

Brunswick to Ashevle via Savannah $15.75, via
Atlanta $3.50, round trip. Corresponding reduce
North Carolina. Tickets sold for regular trains Sep
tember q 1921. Return limit September 10, 1921.
For rates from and to other points, further deas
apply 10 A.. q. q A.. Ticket Agent or communicate
with w. w. cRoxToN. P. 7. M, Atlanta Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
THURSDAY HALF HOLIDAYS
Z: NDEDs WITH YESTERDAY

Unless the warm weather causes
those who agreed 10 close their places
OF Business Thursday afternoons. to
change their mirAls;syesterday ended
the weekly time off, and it has been
enjoyed by the scores who toll. in the
stores ias8well as by the proprietors.
It may be that the time will be ex-
tended so as to take in another week
or two but, this. is yet to be decided.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09

ding wonderful work in the box. 1t
will be rel Numbered that dillingham;
twirled for Brunswick some years ago
when Hem Hirsch had professions
4 team h RE. It was then that rep
resentatives of the big leagues saw
what was in him and he landed where
he had belonged many a day-7in the
midst of the big ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
LUNCHEON TODAY.

The regular weekly luncheon of the
Young Mems Club will be held at the
Hotel Royal at the usual hour today
and many matters of an interesting
nature WILDE discussed by the mem
bers. yTiese weekly occasions are al
ways very pleasant affairs and gener-
ally a great deal for Brunswick is &C
complished or started at these lunch
cons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
r. r. HOPKINS, JR., HAS
RETURNED FROM ATLANTA.

Robert r. Hopkins, Jr, and his
family returned yesterday from At
lapta, where the former has been for
several weeks for the benefit of his
health, having entered one of the lead
ing sanitarium of that city. The many
friends of Mr.. Hopkins will be pleased
to olern that he is greatly improved
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
BRITISH STEAMER TO
REACH PORT TODAY.

The large British steamship Boston
City will reach port today from Jack
sonville and win take on a cargo Of
naval stores for the Downing COM
pany, sailing when loaded for Liver
pool, Eng.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
FlLLINGAM is DOING
SOME GREAT PITCHING.

Brunswick fans are watching with
great deal OF interest and satisfaction
the performance OF Fillingam on the
Boston Braves. IN the game Satur-
day he had the New Workers puzzled.
carried the Braves to victory and is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-09
NEWS NOTES
Of General Interest
tn ETIDEs.

Hight water today 2 a. M, and 2:36
p. m. Low water S:25 a. m. and 9:07
p. m. Based on outer bar calculations
about a half hour later in the har-
Dor.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

9entIdcr @aiIcnbansDereiH. HrG
Iioent Mortin @iegono; Sefretdr.
Sermonn 6. @infler, 710 Se6it(
LStraBe, @.-8. 9ireftoren-8eri. or
9. Sonltog /. Wt. I'M @oiienbalts.
Tramem Silfspcrcin Ocs 9cntidcr
@niIcn6anics. Srolt Gbos. Ttpper.
tus, 9rGiiOentin; Sefretdrin: Srolr
8oitline 8oltbers, @nocoitia, 9. 8
8erIommGitng am 2. 9unnerStog |
sc. i'm @oiienbaits.
9amen-gtG6Dercin 6cs 9entider
@aiien6amIes. 8rGIiDent: Sral1 Gatb.
2offler, SefretGr: Srolt &. Sbpm.
forOt, 729 Quebec Ctr. g. 8. Seri
finOen am 3. @ittpod /. sc. Itatt.
Gnppert Some Sranen SilfsOcr-
Elm. 8rGli0entin Srait sc. 9e@rain;
SefretGrin: Sralt 9. &rumfe; Serl.
am 2. 9ienstag i. &C., 3 1lbr na9-
mittags I'M <ppert Some.
Concord Stub. 8rdiiOent: &arI
Soffmann; Sefretdr: 81. 8roltner,
SD 6 ctr. g. @. &orltanOSisu1-
qen ie0en 5tpeiten, @eneralDeriamm'
lltnqen jeoen bierten 9oitnerSto9 I'M
Monat, 3t4 6 ctr. g. 8.
Concord 9amen.&ereiu @rdiiOen-
tin SSrau W1arp 8i1e; Sefretdrir
Strut @uuline 8oltber, Nnacoitio,
8. g.; 6inon5iefretGrin Sralt 6ronf
@bnert; Sdabmeiiterin: Sralt &arl
GuBler. @eriommlung atn /, Sonn-
tog /. sc. in 3t4 s StroBe 81. IS.
GrOIpeet Sill Cemetery. @m.
Stiebling, @rdiioept; @nt. Martin,
SefrctGr; Gbos. Gridipeo0e, S6as.
mciIter. &cri. ea1 1. Treitan i. 81.
inn Concord &lilb, 3t4 6 ctr. g. @
.. 6 .SilfsDcrciu. 314 s StroBc
&c. gS. @rGiiOent: Geo @. Spier
SefrctGr: Or. &oitG @leis, 612 1910
StroBe 81. So; Sinon8iefrctdr
Srol sc. 9.&onig, 400 8enniplpanio
S[pe. g.. g.; S6obmeiIter: 81. 8
grind, 1902 8ier5ebnte Ctr. g. &
Gerlommlungen finoen ltatt: Gre
c1ttipfomite an jeoem 1. Sreitag i.Wt.,
Notwithstanding on ieOem 3.
Sreitog im Monot.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
2anbsmannidnftlide nnO unteritiib
1tnna Wprpinp

Gamosmanni6nftlide nnO llnterltiib
ltngs &ereine.
@crein 8aOen. &erI. om 2. Witt-
mod /. M.>in 922 8a. @be. 9.-B.
Syafob @iro, Sefretdr, 1918 8
Str. GO.
Mmerifaniider 1tnteritiitnngs-
&creim. gbas. @ramli6, 8rdlioent.
9eic. @icsan0, Sefretor, S24 6te ct.
S.-8. Sci. Sranflin 1750-i. 8eri
am 2. 0ienStog /. SO. I'M Concord
Stub, 314 6 StraBe g. @.
SeiIenbarmltGSter llntcritiitnnGs'
&ereim @mil Spobn, @rGI.; Sobn
Meininqcr, SefretGr, 1920 Ndte
Str. Sc. @eri. 3. MittmoG /. sc.
in 922 $50. @se, @.-8.
GattbentIder &creen, @ai9iuatOn,
9. s. SefretGr; 8m. Stltcrmann.
II GbeItnut Str, Safoma &orf DC,
@erl. on 1. 9onnerstog /. %. I'M
Concord Stub, 314 6 Str. g. 90.
11nteritiitnngsbnnb, Siitrift Mp.
.160. 81. S6ut, Sefret6r, 30t2 CUNT
barton 9lne., @.@., 5mil6en &c uno
8. 8eri. am 4. 9ienstag /. 30. in
SEQ. 922 $50. Mbe. &c. @.
u@ailinstun Metser ltnteritiit
mnas-&erein". 8rG1ioent: STEPHAN
Sranf, 200 Sedite Ctr. GO. Sefre'
tGr: Sris SeB, GIG @ait Capitol Ctr,
8er,s am 1. 0ienstog /. 80. in 92a
9a. -ipe. N.-8.
@il6e(m Sell ltnteritiitmnss-8c
Ieaidaft. 8eri. om 3. Noatag / We.
in 922 $50. @be. N.-@. soul 8nA.
Idmiot, Sefretdr, 9n7 %. StraBe
Norbmeff
Snfel 8raig @erst. daunaNNsvciu
8erI. am 2. Oienstas : @r. i'm SGn
gerbuno. Geo. Mair, Sefretdr, us
glfte StraBe 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
WO6rn-A rbrr66t
AuHlanA.
G6crIdleiiens Seilnng.

8aris. - Sci @r0iinuRs Der
Sibung 0es Sberiten &ates bel
9remier 2lopo George cine an Die
6ron3oien geri9tete &eoe, melde iid
6ur6 GuBerlten Sreimut aus3eid-
nete. Sberi6leiien, iagte ct, lit ei-
mes Der gefdbrli6Iten &roblenle, nit
0enen ii6 Der Sberite Gat 81 be-
i6Gftigen bat. 60 iebnli1 er Die
Srage geI0it gu ieben wiinibe, f0nn-
ten oo9 Die @aiierten nidt Die Ser
authorizing fir cine @ntl6eiOung
iibernebmen, melder Die 8elt ben
&eipeft beriagen niirOe.
Sdleiien, ingte Ser britiiGe &re-
mtier, bat 700 Sabre lang inter
0euti6er Serridaft geitanoen, Ian
ger ais sic 3ormonoie inter fran-
50iiider. &i6tig iei, nab 6rieOrid
Der @roBe es Seiterreid iortgenom-
men, ober immerbin babe es III
Sabre gu @reuBen geb6rt, ldnger
ols @lioB-2 otbringen 81 6ranfreih
gcb0rte, ebe eS oie 9elttiden 1871
fortnabmen. Son Ser gan3en 9e-
polferung G9IeIiens, 100000,
Ieien MIR 100000 &olen. 9aS
4bitimmungSgebiet mar nltr Elm Ecil
BON S6lelien a6er ielbIt in Oieiem
iei Die g%l6itimmrmg %8ugunlteu
0euti6lanos Z gu A aitsgefalen.
Sober @eriud, oie oeutI6e 8ep0lfe-
rllng BON 9euti6lano los5ltrennelt,
tDiiroe n1f feline ltrbeber 8uriidfoI-
len uno oas britiide Gei6 miiroe
niemals fold elmer 2oiung 5uittm-
men.
8arnt Die T%ran5Oien.
2loDo George iagte, er neritebe
b%onItdnoig Die 8i6tigfeit, sic
Sronfreid auf feline Siberbeit lege.
3meimal babe err 6en Seino IN
Sronfrei6 einoringen ieben, uno Ser
Oberlte 8at iolte in oieier 9e5ie-
bung Dem fran3oiii6en @elidtspunft
roGe 9eadtung i6enfen. 4ber
Gronfrei6 miiroe our6 8eibebal-
tung ieines Stanopunftes in ser
idleiii6en Srage feline gr0Bere Si-
6erbeit getpinner, ionoern i'm @e-
genteil feline @efobr nergroBern.
SIN leBten &rieg lei Sranfrei6
our6 Die @ere9tigfeit ieiner 6a9e
gerettet mor6en, oie 10 biele Mdfte
INN eS i9arte. Sranfrei6 f0nnte
itets a1f Die unteritiibung Der @elt
re6nen, tpenn es ungere6t ottge-
griffen Deroe. 9lber feline Nation,
uno ieoenfaqs ni6t oos britil6e
&eid, peroe ii6 in einen &rieg ber-
ein5ieben faiien, Ser oarauf berllbe,
6aB elmer Der Qaiierten IN Der
Stunoe 0es Sriumpbes feline Modt
our Undertaking benubt uno oie
@ere6tigfeit miBbonoelt babe"
9ie Sa6berltdnoigen, mel6e Die
@ren5en Sberi9leiiens feIt3uIteaen
baben, iino our 8erihteritattung
ferttg.
Ser Sberite Slot bei6Gftigte ii6
aud NIT &uBIanos Gage uro be-
idloB, einen @usi6uB gu ernennetl
UNI cine Silfsaftion Der s(aiierten
in Die @ege gil leiten.
Nentrul int sriediid-tiirfiiden Srieg.
4uf Antrag Don &lopo George
fnbte Der Sberlte 9fat mitbe5ug altf
Die griehii6-tiirfii6e 6rage foIgen-
ben 9ei6luB: Die Aaiierten be-
iAlieBen, in Dem grie6ii9-tiirfiideu
&riege itrenee Neutralitdt gu boob
a6ten. Sic lperoen meoer nit
&ruppen nod nit 8affen oOer SIRE
often ooer in irgenoeinem anoereu
8ege belfen, bod ioa oieie @nti1ei-
oung Der 5reibeit pripater Sirmell,
nit Den straightforward @ei9Gite olt
treiben. nidt beeintrG6tiaen.~
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
@eians : Sereine.

@ai6instun SanscrbnnS, '914 6
Ctr. G.-@. @ortin @iegano, 8roi.
&i6oro 8raltner, 5efretar. 314 .
Ctr. 9.-@. 9ireftorens@eri. om 2.
9ienstog /. SO. I'M GoncorO Club.
@crmamia MGnner : GbOr. Ser
~iammlungen I'M Concord &lub, 314
6 StraBe sc. 80. 8rGiiOent Sob1t
Self; SefretGr: Srib Sdffner, 1850
8Iaoensburg GoaO, 90. g.; gerl. le-
Sen 0ienstag. @eneralperi. an 1.
0ienstag /. 90.
SGngerbnnb 9amcnpcreiu- gerl
I'M 2. @ittmo9 /. &C., abenoS s lbl.
I'M Concord Stub.
Nripn SamenOereip. Srau =.
arrrmfe, 8rGi. @eri. anl 2. 0tittlpoe,
/. Sc, obenos s l1br.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
gcrIincr SSrcIeifimmen.

Serllll. &Ie 0eltullgetl dller
S6attieruugen politiider Aniidten
ipreden iid erfreut iiber ole Don
&remier &lopo @eorge Dor Dem
Oberiten 9tat in 8ariS gebaltele
Geoe aus, in Der CT orirgenO our
WtdBigung bel Ser &oiung Der ober.
l6leiii9en 6rage aufforoerte.
Ser &ortoarts be5ei6nete Die BE,
merfungen Oes britii0eu Yrenrier-'
miniiters ais cine 3uriidmeiiung oe5
nfran5olii9en SdbelraiielnS". Oil
9eutide 3eitlng ia9te in elmer 9lus-
gobe iiber ben @egenitono: o@nolid
itebt cine Madt ollf, Del Den Wtut
bat, Der fron50iiideu @eiuolttdtia-
teit entgegen5ureten."
Snm5ler @irts Stenerprugramm
Gefti9 ange9riffem.
Berlin. IRit iiberraI6eli
ser @inmiitigfeit miro oas
Steuer-%rogramm oes Samplers
@irtb bon Der 9eiamten BreIie bon
Ger ertremen 2infen big 5itr Glt.
Beriteu &edten angegriffen. 0as
r8erliner Sugeblatt", mel6es &C.
m0bnlid Die jebt5eitige 9fegieruna
blinOlinqs perteio;gt, fritiiiert ben
Steuerplan alti oos ihdrfite uno
erfldrt, OaS gart5e 8rogramm tpeiie
feline flare grunolegenOe Soee a1i.
Sic nGote Sabne", oaS Organ
Der &ommuntiten, idreibt bon elmer
uYliinOerun9 oes 8roletoriatS"
Die o6reibeit" erfIGrt, Der glrbei.
ter fam Oieie Dirt Der @eIebgebuns
ni6t gutbeiBen.~
9te gan5e fonierpatibe 8reIie iii
ielbItoerltdnOIi6 gegen 0as Steuer-
Erogramni.
Sreiie itcisen.
Ste Soften Ser 2ebens6oltln9 in
0eutl6lano, pie iie Dom 6tatiIti-
ifen Bureau auiammengeIteut iino,
5eigen, baB Der Suli ioDeit oer
t~euerite Mtoliat i'm Sabre near. Die
9ur9iGnitts5abl mur0e fir Sl1lt init
963 argeleBt, gegen 924 fir Sanuar
uto 500 fir SUM. 9ie Stei9erung
Der Sreiie aler &ategorien bon 9ab-
rumgsmitteln mar fir oaS augemei-
ne Inma1ien Der Soften Ser Sc
bensboltlng, oaS glei1mGBig in
gang 9euti9lan0 feit3uitelen lit, Die
bauptia6li6e llrIa6e. 9ie ltGott-
iben 8eamten Ser 8ernaltung BON
@roB+9erlin formulieren cine ge-
meiniame Soroerung fir @ebaltser.
bobungen in 8orausli6t nelter
Steuerauflagen, boberer @reiie fir
8rot un0 b0berer Mfieten.
GT-SrOnprin5 geBt nidt nad
Sii0amerifa.
Ser friibere &ronprin3 5rieorid
@ilbelm felt ourb ieinen perl0nli-
9en &ertreter in 9lbre0e, oaB er liG
IN Siioamerifa nieoerlaIien min.
rSdmar5e Sdmadj" perbOteu.
9@ Senior bat Die @orfiibrull9
Ser Slim ns6mar8e 96mad" Der.
boten. 9ie Slim idiloert, pie fid
far6ige Srlppen an &bein auffiib-
relt, uno lit nod Inii6t 0es' 3enIors
oG5u oraitii9. sic miiroe 9eutI6-
laro I'M Iuslanoe i6ooen uno lit
ais Hropaganoa tpertlos.
Die Smngersnut in &nklanS.
Berlin. Die Wtitglieoer
Der amerifanii6en Silfsaftion Die
oas bon @ungersnot beimge-
iu9te &rBlanb befuden, mer-
Oen i'm @olgagebiet ma6ri9ein-
li6 100000 @erionen finoet,
Die totiG6li9 am 8erbungern,
iowie 8meioritteI Der @eiamtbeuol-
ferung &uBlanos, Die auf Sunger-
rationen geiebt iino, Srau Soar
guerite Sarriion, Der amerifonii6en
3eitungsforreiponoentin 5ufolge, sic
neuli6 aus Dem @efangnis in go
miet &uBlano entlailen muroe.
9ieies idrefbt 6rau Sarriion Dem
lnneren wirti6nftliheg nnh pGlitt-
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

a 9entide Sreimanrer eDse
Ny Mrminims, Mr. rs, S.I.A.M
~ Moum Sdneioer, SefretGr
sol uaion Sabings 8ont BUILDING.
8eri. om 1. uno 3. 9ienstag /. Sc
I'M Nelten Moionic Sempel.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Wereins. 0alcmOer

0ie Serren SefretGre IiuO gebeten,
nns ltets bon Observation-Disclosures
Iopie bon @orgGneen in ibren Secret.
men 8eridt 81 geben, urlb iino mir
itets beitrebt, ioIbe an geeigneter
STEELE aitf8unebmen.
@reis fir Die Sniertiou Der aor-
te $3.50 pro Sabr.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
BOARDWALK DOINGS

A great many boardwalk business men
are down looking over their property
and preparing for the coming season.
The general cOncensus of opinion among
them is that this will be one of the
biggest seasons in years, if not he big
gest. Nearly all are making improve
ments in their holdings.
Bergman Candy Shop, opposite the
| Purchase, will be open for business on
June 18th. Williams Ocean Pier Cafe
will reopen shortly. The proprietOrs
of Wilson's Gift Shop are now in Miami,
Fla, but will return to Wildwood in time
to have their store open on June 18th.
Sagel's store at Poplar avenue and the
boardwalk will be open Decoration Day.
His store in the Arcade and that on
Cedar avenue, next to Hunts Casino,
are open already. Mr.. Sagel has
built a new front to his Arcade store, and
has bought a lot of new plate glass show
cases for all his stores, and made a great
many improvements to bring them up to
the minute in equipment and sanitation.
The block of stores below Poplar ave-
nue. are being rebuilt with apartments
over them. The Hygenic Baths are
reftting their establishment. The Col
onial ice cream p%arlor will open up on
Saturday, May 18th, where the Martha
Washington store used to be.
Charles L. Profenius' novelty and toy
store is open. loves candy store at
Pine avenue is open in the afternoons
and will open for the season on Decor
alton Day with many improvements.
II. C. Gray, of Washington, d. c., is
in town getting his game booths ready
to open on Memorial Day. Nathan
Weintraub, proprietor of the Seaside
restaurant, is also down inspecting his
property.
The booths on the Excursion Pier are
being repaired. L. Berardelli has taken
over the restaurant at the corner OF
Wildwood avenue formerly conducted
by George Sake. Mr.. Berardelli will
open a first class stationery and con-
fectionery store and will serve Breyer's
ice cream.
W. ]. Allison, the auctioneer of Jap
anese and Chinese goods will shortly
open his parlors in the block below
Wildwood avenue. The Adachi & Oishi
Co. will open in a few days opposite
the Casino Auditorium. Several new
booths are being built on Cedar avenue.
Yes, it looks as though W~HdWood-by-
he-Sea is all set for a large and prosper
Gus season..
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
MILITARY AT
u HOUSE

The body of Capt. Thurston Elmer
Wood arrived at Hoboken last Friday
and funeral services we're held at the
home of his parents, Main and Mechanic
streets, Cape May Court House, this Fri
day afternoon at W. o'clock in charge
of the American Legion. Interment will
be made at Arlington cemetery on Sat
urday.
Capt. Wood was killed in France on
July 81, 1918. He was then a ~lieuten-
ant but had been recommended for pro-
motion and the order had gone through
but he was killed in action before he
received his papers.
The young soldier was born at Court
House on September IA, 1896. He spent
his boyhood at the county seat and went
to Middle Township High School for
three years. He then went to Washing
ton where he graduated from the Weston
High School, being the youngest schol-
ar to receive a diploma from that school.
He then took the Freshman year at the
George Washington University and then
attended Shadman's Army and Navy
Preparatory School, returning to George
Washington University to take a special
course and in June, 1914, entered West
Point, graduating tenth in his class.
He applied for and was assigned to
the 18th Regular Field Artillery and left
Camp Merritt for Liverpool on January
10, 1918.
He had three citations for bravery.
The funeral was in charge of Rev,
]. B. Haines, a former pastor of the
Court House church. A delegation OF
Byron Pennington Croker Post, of this
city attended the funeral.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE MEETS
AT ~PLAINFIELD

On Tuesday, May 10th, the clergy OF
the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey con-
vened at Plainfield. DR.. James Clark,
rector of St. Simeons,, was present. Also
Senator Bright, who looked out for our
interests.
Among other things the convention
decided TO elect a Suffragan, or assistant,
Bishop. A special meeting will be called
next October for thispurpose. A Suffra-
gan Bishop may perform all the spiritual
duties of a Bishop, but is entirely under
the direction of the Bishop of the Do
cese. Also a new constitution for the
Diocese was adopted, or rather the old
one. which has stood for a hundred years,
more or less, was modified to meet the
needs of progress and changed condl-
tions.
Senator Bright will report to the con
gregation at the evening service this 9un-
day on what the convention accom-
plished. b,
This Sunday is Whit Sunday, and
there will be two Holy Communion ser
vices, one at 7.3O A. M. and the other
at 1890 A. M.
Last Wednesday evening a social was
held. A cafeteria supper was served
the evening spent in games. About fhty
people were present.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
RECEIPTS
s3.646.O0
DISBURSEMENTS

There are 648h shares in force held
by los persons. A new series is issued
every six months. The second series
starts this month and an effort is being
made to increase the number of shares
to l,500. W. E. Ham is secretary and
W. C. Todd treasurer.
Work on the building Of the cozy
bungalows in West Wildwood goes mer-
rily on and three more were started the
past week. Mayor Ham says they have
more than they know how to get built
this season. They expect to complete
five every week from now until July lst.
The West Wildwood Milk and Ice Co.
has been organized by Warren E. Ham
and Councilman Samuel Donaldson and
they expect to be ready for business this
week. Mr.. Donaldson expects to arrive
on Sunday for the season.
B. C. Ham is getting his boats ready
for the season. He has added ten new
ones to his fleet.
Many crabs have been caught the past
week from the Maple avenue bridge On
Sunday there was quite a number Of
enthusiastic crabbers out there and they
all seemed to have good luck.
Frank Dougherty sold his B avenue
bungalow on Wednesday to Philadelphia
parties.
Walter S. Rogers and wife and Mrs.
Rogers mother spent last week in their
bungalow on Bay avenue. They were
here for the benefit of Mr.. Rogers
health.
Frank Meyers and two friends were
here over the weekend at his bungalow
or B avenue. The we're Frightening the
building by a coat of paint.
L. A. Thompson and family spent sew
eral days the past week here getting
their summer home at B and Poplar ave-
nues ready for the season. They are
making a number of alterations and Civ
ing the house a coat of paint.
William G.. Rickett, of Philadelphia,
well known as a follower of Isaac Wal
ton, was here On Sunday looking over
his property and putting his fishing
equipment in shape for the season.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13

THEATRES

PROGRAM WEEK OF MAY 10th
CASINO THEATRE
CEDAR AVENUE AND BOARDWALK
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May 18th and 18th
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S
production
FORBIDDEN FRUIT
Pathe News Mack Sennett Comedy
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
May 18th and 18th
DOUGLASS FAIRBANKS
Newest, Funniest Picture
THE NUT
Burton Holmes Mutt and jeff Cartoon
Tom Santschi in "La Rue OF SAMSON
Valley"
FRIDAY, May Goth
THE LUMLEY STOCK co.
presents
POLLYANNA
Eleanor Porter's famous "Glad Play
Not a Moving Picture
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
May 21st and 22d
MACK SENNETT presents
n SMALL TOWN IDOL
AVENUE THEATRE
PACIFIC AND GARFIELD AVENUES
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May 18th and 18th
ROY STEWART
in THE MONEY-CHANGERS
Photographs LyOns-Moran Comedy
AND TUURSDAY.
May 18th and 18th
UNCHARTED CHANNELS
Starring HI. B. WARNER
Century Comedy
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
May goth and 21st
ETHEL CLAYTON
in THE PRICE OF POSSESSION
Hearst News ROlin Comedy
! The Son of Tarzan, Chapter s
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
A Boon.

How has the general health of this
community been of later asked the
tourist who had an inquiring mind.
Fine: than frog hair!" triumphant
fy replied the landlord of the tavern
at Typwoppity. You see. we had only
two doctors. One of 'em u off with
another mans wife and the other was
took on the jury and held so long
that all the sick got well."--Kansas
City Star.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
Ancient Watermark.

Watermarks in paper have been
used from the earliest times. John
Tate, papermaker of Stevenson, in
1894 used an e~ight-petaled flower for
his watermark.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13

"Well," said Mrs. Franklin at din
ner, ten days later, II suppose the
happy couple are far out at sea. by
this time. I can't for my life under
stand his infatuation. She's not ever
pretty-hadn't a cent in the world nor
a relative to leave her anything-just
a poor, ordinary struggling creature"
81 always found Miss Dean a per-
feet lady," interrupted Mrs. Frazer,
stoutly. "She worked hard and paid
her board regular. And she's pretty
as a picture. Sarah" to the wait
ress, "fetch that bottle of claret."
"Oh. Mrs. Frazer" i%nsinuated Mrs
Franklin, archly. what about pro
hibition; how"
"The occasion warranted an effort
responded the landlady, o~racularly
Ladies and gentlemen, we will drink
the health of Mr.. and Mrs. lie Wis
conte!"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
Moral Is Plain.

The man who is willing to take
things as they come frequently finds
that some n else has headed them
off.-Boston Transcript.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
Tip They Deserve Sometimes.

Headline = Mar in Restaurant
Knocked Down Head Waiter" This,
the waiter himself, will probably ad-
nit, is carrying the tipping system a
little too far.-Bostun Transcript.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
WEST WILDWOOD NOTES
GOOD SHOWING BY BUILDING
ASSOCIATION

The West Wildwood Building and
Loan Association has just closed its first
six months of business and the prin-
ted statement shows the following re-
ceipts and disbursements:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
The SUGAR In Lies Gun.

For stirring the heart there is moth
ing like a first-class spoon with a
pretty girl.-Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Left--WE SHOULD
WORRY larry
Piels, popular Ger
man screen daredevil,
drives his car across
two planks laid be-
tween the roofs OF
twa high buildings in
Berlin, taking 1t on
high, as 1t were.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Co.:
-"THT LINE
OF BEAUTY" as
tvpihed by graceful
Lima Brandon, a tai
ented member OF the
Fokine Ballet in "Get
Together" at the Hip.
podrome--from an
artistic ca m era
study by Charles H.
Davis.