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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-25

nit ibm 8uiifen %iidcrci mlO @a.
MIA EN- poGr lan9lune. mIeaenoe
&un5iGrltte.
Sun gd roIgtc ole giebr5obl Der
iibrI8cn 8cicl1N01t mie ciettriiicrt.
Hdl Grldrd3t marc BON Der eIlt.
la,nicdlcilocn Mnljermgtooie rortge-
rlilen An0 tan5te nit. 3ucrlt NIT
elm puur Srcm0en, bctnad) nllt Der
&aitarrou. OIL obnc meitcres DER Mn
rcgung gclolat nor.
Gpe liibItc, onB ibr Gon3er iie
nnd) elmer 5mliludIi9cn Gun0e ourdl
Die perid)ieoclen Simmer lrci9eben
moQtc, abcr re lirB i'm nidt los
Sic mar uuu ibrcm Griol9 bclb,
uom Giugen uo0 ctpa5 otenIlos.
.@eiolt3 Gbueu?" lragte tic lbu
w0hrrn0 Der Crlttcn Run0c balblout,
nIjt Gem 4iluo gan5 nahe icincm
DIR. o@arum limo Sic 10 8aritig
81 mir2"
Bin i'd oaa? Gas ml,bt i'd ia
gar nift!"
rl5ic limo mir ousgemiden, 9of.
tor. 2nutcr freun0cu Iarneu mo.
den Sic ben @oi Gle alten
6rcunoc iin0 9au5 Ucrgcilcn."
D - oa2 miro ia cine Sam.
pcute. mcine OnGoigite!"
Gr belt INT Son5en mne. Sic
LEI, ihrcn Irm abcr nidlt linten.
SAT- 9rult an @ruit blieb lie nit
IDm III Der 6culterniihe lteben.
SD bob' sic id]on INNER etmaa
irageu lpolleu, Nber Sic BADEN
mir uie @eIcgenbcit %gc9eben. Ab'
lidtlit] - oa3 pcib i'd"
9os 8lut itic9 linn in Die Sd)la-
len. Sbre Ndbe pcrmirrte ibn. Seln
Arm lag nod INNER nm ibre Gail
Ie. gr fiiblte, mic lie lid OH tbn
anldmiegtc, mOcm lie lid i'm HbDtb-
mus Der Wtelooic bin un0 Der pie9tc,
obne ben Nlab 81 pcrloiien.
v6rogen Sic"
,Nber ebrlId)e Nntport. - Wann
parcn Sic 5tlcGt III 9ic!? - Wann
Goben Sic 5uIett Stti gcleIcn?"
Gr mollte icBt iciucn Arn iinfcn Idi
len, obcr iIc Or1nGtc lid) ploblid)
ialt lcioenidoItIidl an i'm nn0 bob
oa3 @ciid)t old)t 81 Dem lclheu. $50
gen Sic!" iticB lie onbci aus, ntr
nod IlijitcrnO.
.@urun pollen Sic 0aS Wiien"
,gScjI - neil " SSbre Stnt
ne mar gan5 uniidlct 9cmor0cu. 81.
ihlrfte mo bolte Ntem. 9abei
mari lie e.ten boIti0en 9lid nab
Sem Wluiit5immcr 5urild. .@$ lit.
mir qr0Blidl oaB - Dob andre
10 init &bncn ipicIen 0iirien! - GaB
5ic lids Q%rfolcl latent"
! so oa5 the ih?~
.SG,a. @ier. limo III &ieI.
Sin lcid)tcr 4lliidrei i'm Re5en-
}mnucr irgcn0 icntan6 tpor &c.
ilolpcrt - ncraulnbte iie bci0e gut
6lciHen Sefunoe iid) IoS5uloileu
}lbcr iie bliebcn noN ME por oift
lei chamber itcbcn.
,Nicr it's 6rau ood Sic nil
len ia. limo in &iel oas
niiicn Gh audi"
Ga oniiiierte i'm, oni lie nrll
5rou Neiub ciicriiidIti9 mar. Aber
oob iie olii 9TH on,picltc, bas per.
rrob i'm. Sic hobtn Gtti ME 10
rcd}t gerlott. 6rou Cue" iogte er.
,.nno oorum mobl and - ME 10
yed)t peritonocu
6orlletunQ iolgt.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-25
Sdif.
Roman BON
PAUL Oscar HSsesr.

f-f SFF -
aim ajd]t du0cr&, @ott belle mir!"
Or Icul}tc o4llo boden mir a.
aer c ben S.eue."
Sect nclorte l;d pl0olib ein az
.Uiiics gilBtraucn il !1ren ,3il1en
5Ic 1agte i'm etuas l4arfer Ins
Au0c. ,&Sur'5 Germ lUirttib SIR,
4lclnmg, til licBe mia uon DC.
5tcl.c i0rtbri 0cnI"
$50 0laltt matt, oaB Sit ocn 80.
ten MT i9lUu X~cIOtnja,oit uertci0i
en- mutoru
n9lber w1a farm >lnea ocun Tar
Ill i~,c4ca?"
is TIT mir lei0. Gjnmal. moi
.1 Sie kGi III clrrl ojciQbr itb,
no oauu. mtil i'd G,bofit bate
Sore Stcrei'cn lIcCcl lld nit ocnel.
Sbrcr St;c1lHutta ood) ~irgenolp0
lod) uercilcn
o@Sarnm oem p~rrtiHen? @em 81
tlcbc OOH mcl, jllcI0e2"
sd NQte S1ucb oolL 0oB i'd
midi nit S>tcon 1'lo}llcrt babe @l'
lnben Den %oot*0an IN 8roBem
StiIe por,"
DSn Id las IN Der 3eItllng.
~8lIIcn Sic; EN- g'n%llenartitel 1T
bel ms IN &orbrreItun1, oa9 Nooi
mr. oel 9Mnellpettehr, Sreujer ooll
tlcincn Hbnciiun9cn, lollo, Ifnnut
nl0 bellplcllo9 bllllJ, oa@ miro aui
ocn golljca Q|artt ellAplrfen
lln0 oancben out l1on pon &ebor-
ocn eIne WtcnJc &~uitrGac, Strompo-
Iijei @oienfuttcr, 3oaboote INC
nod ollcrlei He5ean erluirft ia al.
les ia, g lit alio cine bonlbcn'
lidjere Sadie Is miro oa0urdl picl
an Die @an0 le0rlldt iperoer."
Sic lGd,eltc .9tber mir bier all
ser Motcrfant - mir iiird]tcn eltd)
9erliuer nid)t. limo Dem Iicien.
geminn gebt ia olld) ein 9fieIeneiuias
uOron."
u9emiB. Gnorme Sopitolicn itct.
fen idon lcgt 0oriu, limo Don al
len SciIcu fronts nod 81. Mid
6rau Oilers beteiIigt lid)."
60 rublg er's iagtc. ea troi Sttr
ME rin Y!ltihIag. Sic iubr 5u.
rid un0 Job i'm init groBen Yu9er
ltarr al, a2alltc eoe - betel''g;
llG all0T"
"Seoeol bat mt Hrbaulen ld)0r
lef eller 9all5en gSelle oerbanoelt.
9eltern fam Ole 0nd)e gum Ab'
lNluB.
$50: 9elterH 0ttl otlnrtc
t9et llilo ldlfoer. limo oo lIno Or
MN pente getonHlen. nm ju leben
% ld oleue'd)t rtd)t ebenfal5 be-
telf mare
"el0ens oesfpegetl nld]t. Neipab-
re- aber mare mrs moglld) &C.
pelen, oel1 9egcllldb olItjitbeber, 10
latte mld's natlirllf getrel't
%, icst perltebe i'd" IoQte iie
fait tonIo3. Nus ibrem IntIib mar
aIIc5 &ebcn gcpid)en. sic ifloB Ole
4ugen. @ine Nrt SbpiuoeI bate
iie erfobt.
Sap Sic mid reft periteben,
6rQuIein Stti, 0aS mill mir uor
nid)t iheincn." iaqte Stufroot.
g1od INNER rama lle NIT fid. Sie
fam lid oct0uidt unb oc0cmiitioy
o 5hIfro6t ioi; bier him oi<,
en- l~(baciountrr nm fnnte (7ne mn
ArbollIcn horrm olio nip nm
lt0nollhen Wuj1rcuotuopu. mor
trouttc ibr @cloI 96rlm ri, y,}or
nuloeu Dor Sdr0ttcr nm Rro5h.
mibi Sie latte ouflprirorn nm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-25
&c. Sortieeune.)

}odJe, Irduic!u Etti. Els Uu5t
i'd, ia IdnQit. g3ir b0bcr ia uot
u 2cb3citcn Ebrc5 N'otcr3 oorj,oc,
d~clprodcn. g&iiicn Sic noh? |tbn
5ic f6unen DciaditalNrtca wi' Mr.
aouiou nidt 6lunuit9I %bucg 0orn
IN ioIaca
,4rhauIen hob' ids nic }llQcum
set. S0ditcn9 Eoute GrC. SU
lat mir aber iogcn loj5cl. mca0 Il,
luo oaDerS 1i1t Oocr 3ehu &roiyH:
brlouttaeu fanu. uunn ,o,,o ne u,sI
20 oumrm icin, aui Der Clicr@ii,cn
Berit ibr @cIo nit orci oo2r u'e,
pom Sun0crt 0rbeitcH 3u laiica Ld~
1T Elm flarcr StuiOpuUtt. Ger Gin
ala ri&ti1e fijr 2irbouicu5 &oitcr
Sur r0n &cterS Mit,uc h0tt ids
au0crs crnortct.
.,,cG5 W2r9cu 2W DttIer T,drlcu9
Gtti. ljn0 icGt gcbt ih ,StHcH
redi: c5 mare better, S;c wGycH Gin
Q1anu. Gem Damn rpiir0cu Sie
Aas miller auiialiW C0cr and
fiihler. Gomnicn Sie. GrdulCin
Otti, fcbcn Gle iiA nal oobcr mn
0oren Sic MIDI On. Nber Qoui ri
9ig. ohnc QIciM ogi}unutdcn"
,Geufen Sic. idl fouEt'9 nidlt ugr
srugcti, mcnn Sic au0crer WtcimmQ
2tn0 olS th2 Sic hat2u ia ftiuc &ie
tot at mohreu ME I>attila5 Er.
ben"
tlHO ood bin Ia Der lr1bte &c
~Fpuuoercr Sbrc5 Matters acncien
tSrGuIctn Ctr, Gas lit feline E'hraic
5d) matte iibcrhuuot u-cI1ai5 Nara
iut. SD lob' mir iciucr5ct ioIoD
lin uno 1cr iibcyIel1; mic fam
iA'8 anitrucu. INN 0u5 Cltcr9ihn
0erf 81 rettell. - Eittc. rnhiq &C
Iiebcn. - Cir Sic 3t ret n, 1r0u-
Iein Ettl. lln0 All Die Gmucr
Gomit Die 6irmu nidlt bloB notoijri
zig Elm paar Sabre lang iibcr Mai
ser blcibt
oGos fam id mir gar njdt oil
horeu.~ unterbrod) lie i'm mr. mol
9e anIrlItig o%uiitehcN.
.@r bieIt ibre @auo aui 0cn Gid
feit. u9itte icbr, id) bab' 6a3
@ort.
v0ie Girnra bIcibt - unN nid)t
ruIr Gotera 6irma, ionoern fem aor,
8es 8ert, @2ben Sic iih feline Nj.
5e. meinen @Inltben cridliittern 5ic
9litt mebr."
sd mill Sbnen oodl MIR nl9jin
aioerictcn ia, mcnn Sic mid
sift au @ottc fommcu IQIien mol
ten
Sie icstc iid) qcIoiicn suriid, i5t
8eiift mar uber Qou3 filhl ociuor
Den. Bite, i'd bore
sd bate iebt G~ampb0pcn Gin.
aoIbunoerta tt3igtouiulo Mart Nar
einIage bieten founcn. glllo nodl
cine gr0bere Surupr ais 0omols
.Sbrem &a;tr. Aber an oleicr
9anptbeoia9umg mare Sos 8eihal;
geldeitert - cbcnio ME oumul5
<ino 6onm teriudlt IDS gar uidt
crit"
sd pciB. Sic t5nncn 5ar0ttel
<lttt Icioen. @roidpig lit Sbuen
a if)on gar ell Orcrtel
Gin GrcucI Gr 3udte Id
abclno Die A4leln. .SN Iiuoe oic
9erren chen III nidt g~eeiQnet, Ell
'teu 10 fumpli3ierteu Yetrieb 3u lei.
ten. Se0er Sag bringt ueue Grrun
3enifoFten mi unirem 0cbict
aber aud nelc 6or0eruugeu. Qa
9e1Bt'S lmmer %lprungiertlg Oalteben.
GIN p1lld)ttrcues, rnDlge5 8cam:eu
tum genllgt 0a nidt. Galent lit
9toti0 uno Ncrp."
.9clocs bciitt @rojdwiB." 5ic
lab iDu trogig alt. n5ie fennen
i'm 10 n!djt olio touueu Sic nid)t
st5eC 2bn urteilcn
o@enn lids I'M Elm ioIdca Oh.
left b0n0clt Gin &cruI0gcn -
Damn tam man uidt erperimcntie
ZEN
sd ocrlou9'5 ood) gar niAt bon
-5buen.~
asic icIbit ri2fiercu'5 obcr, 6rdu
Geiu Gtti"
nSo, Gompbopen audi"
p9tun ia, Der, Ourd feline 6rou
sin mcbriod)tr WiIuionur."
.Niuiondye iinO I'M 8ar3cn Dor.
7lasiger aIs ~uliereiua. Gr bot NAL
0aS B%ertrauen ebcnIo wie i'll. lluO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-25
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'b0redcr loIlt".
rs III IN Der 4n~geIe9eipelf ooa
gar ten &9or' lle9r lioll9' @ef'
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Sbre Net)te, Ole lelnet 9nlioeorlf
matt %3ltrltd8ab, mar tpte .ebioS.
limo ore oeltelt @iinld)e jltIn Saj-
t~eSGUedlel,"
"Sh Dante Sbnen, 9err Gottot
Stlitroot. SlItc1 ehentallS
Mltn glt8 er troBlg. Nod IN
Der Cir crtpartete er einen NFruI
Don lbr, Iber lle ld)mleg.
Wis er on9 Sitter unO Die Strn'
Be erreItte fam EN- temperament
boiler Merger ilber i'm.
SSeabnlb totte ibn geltcrn Die
clntme ScntImentalitut pnden miii'
len? @nrlim mar er Der plosIlfen
Solt1e gciolg!? M:rum mn III aQer
Nclt? @a2 bate CT oenn BLOB err
martet?
2n9 bate pobrIid) gcIobnt - Ole
LANCE, DOE Minterrciie bierber.
8a5 ing er lett MIR in Dem
lan0luciIiacn SieI an?
Gr fon,te nat Dem 9otcI 5icbcn,
irincn Sofieg pom 9nbnbol tom.
ricn IoIien, Ith binter cine 8aiie Zee
Iegen ut0 mcIanAoliid tclepboriid)
oa uno bort auIra9en, bel alien BE.
@telleidf ipHBfe I'm 0rat 0rote
lut pen'e uoe''p ttgetolo0 HiHer5l''
grIn9eh' sum VtNd pane ef III
StoHtt l'elS ocn 0rodah5H9 mn
VeiV'B Ioor pel CI5eIlenj ooh Ue9s
"a 9foBetet SmpIail9. IA 'ra1 Ell
cam talllge p'leilulaIt elegant
IL 0ralteHs lWoHe IlaopeH, mn er
gotie @dI'II Hl' ItogllTeS Ocpiali'
0e[;
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teiilPo' 9ellIe opcho pouIe CT me
ger eIhlIlai uoh 9er6ch on98eldlell
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-25

Grtl0tt. .&br &tr.
bat cinen 10 ip0ttiihcn 3n0 nm o..t
Wunol"
Ma ia, mir ocrfonien ia out III
Sputtpre,icnl~
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
PROGRESS BEING MADE IN GOLF
AND COUNTRY CLUB PLANS

August third the officers and direc-
tors of the Wildwood Golf and Country
Club were elected. Robert c. Latimer
was elected president; G. Howard Top
ham, vice president; H. Foster Cos
lin, secretary and treasurer, and Pal
mer M. Way, solicitor. The Board Of
Directors will consist of the afore-
mentioned officers and Mayor Court
right Smith, Commissioner of Finance
Ralph Carll, T. S. Goslin, Alexander
McMurray, w. c. Hunt and Eddie Nor
ton. The MacKissic farm on the main
seashore road has been procured for a
site for the proposed club. The farm
is big enough to hold two eighteen
hole golf courses. Some of the best
golf course architects in the country
will lay them out. Only one course
will be started this fall. The club
house will cost $3.50 and the entire
proposition 100000 when complete.
Bonds, including membership, are be-
ing issued at $500 each. This is n
Of the biggest propositions that has
come to Wildwood in many a day, and
should be Loyalty supported. 1t will
bring a great deal of money and pa
tronage to our resort. 1t is M thing
that so far Cape May and Atlantic
City have and Wildwood hasn't, and
that won't do at all, at all.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
EMEReENCY HOSPITAL MOVIES
Three Fish Hooks Removed in One
Week

Rather an unusual thing occurred
last week. DR.. Kelchner had three
cases of persons who had got fish
hooks caught in their hands or fingers
and had to have them removed.
Usually, DR., Kelchner says, he doesn't
have more than three such cases in
a season, but last week he had three,
n right after another. Carl Trickett,
of Moore, Pa, had one cut out of his
hand. G. R. Gangemi, a barber, of
POSI- South Juniper street, Philadel-
phia, also got a fish hook caught in
his finger. Also a girl. whose name
is not known.
Catherine Stokes, colored, was wash
ing her feet in a china basin, when it
broke and cut her severely across the
top of her foot. DR.. Kelchner took
three stitches.
Henry Spiegel, son of Joseph Spie-
gel, 4205 Pacific avenue, was wading
n day last week and gashed his foot
across the sole.
Sylvia Keiser, two years old, of 142
East Montgomery avenue, was treated
for a dog bite in the finger.
Catherine Connolly, eleven years
old, of 234 East Garfield avenue, had
a quantity of fine glass removed from
her left foot.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
RESOLUTION OF COINCIDENCE

WHEREAS, Almighty God, in his in
finite wisdom, has removed from our
midst, our esteemed fellow MEMBER
Floyd Hewitt; and
WHEREAS, By his tirefess efforts
for the advancement of this Associa-
ton and of the entire community and
WHEREAS, By his true, s~elf-sacrl-
fcing and obliging nature, has greatly
endeared himself to us and his many
friends, and his translation to the
Higher Life will leave a void in our
circle; now therefore be it
circlce; now therefore be it
RESOLVED, By the members OF the
Anglesea Association, in regular meet
ing assembled, that we extend to the
family of our departed member our
heartfelt sympathy in this their SAD
bereavement; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy
of this resolution be spread upon the
minutes of this Association, a copy
sent to the family of the deceased
member, and published in b Five
Mile Beach Journal and the Wildwood
Sun-Tribune. q
P. L. PETERSON,
GEORGE A. REDDING,
ALBERT THOMPSON,
Committee.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
Notice

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
hat The Delaware & Atlantic Telegraph &
Telephone Company. or the 30th day Of
July, A. d. 1921. filed with n presented
TO the Council Of the Borough Of West
Wildwood. County Of Cape May, State Of
New Jersey, a petition addressed to the
said Council. asking for consent of the
said Council to the use by said Company
Of each and every Of the public roads.
streets, avenues, alleys and highways both
above, below and on the surface thereof,
for the maintenance and operation Of It's
present aerial and underground works,
and the construction, maintenance and
operation of additional aerial and under
ground works, consisting of poles, cross
arms, cables. wires, conduits, ducts, mains,
pipes. manhOles, and all other necessary
fixtures and appliances required for its
local and through lines. in connection with
the transaction Of its telegraph and tele-
phone business, according to plans show
ing the location, number and size OF such
fixtures and appliances, to be approved as
may be provided in the consent given pur-
suant to the aforesaid petition.
The period for which such consent is
asked is fifty 500 years.
The Council of the Borough Of West
Wildwood will consider the said petition
on the oath day of September. A. d. 1921,
at 8 o'clock p. d. at the Casino. West
Wildwood. n. J., in the said Borough OF
West Wildwood.
Dated July S0th, 1921.
JOS. z. WRIGHT,
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
P. L. PETERSON,
GEORGE A. REDDING,
ALBERT THOMPSON,
Committee.
YOUTHFUL SWINDLER ARRESTED
IN WILDWOOD

Samuel Banta. eighteen years old,
was arrested in Wildwood last week
charged with passing a bad check In
Newark, where he came from. New
ark detectives came and took him back
to that city. 1t later came to light
that he passed eight bad checks in
Atlantic City, Ocean City and other
places. He said that it was hard to
pass bogus checks in New York City,
but very simple in the other places.
D. B. Banta, his brother, who has suf-
fered the greatest losses through his
brothers misdeeds. refuses to prose-
cute. His parents recently had Banta
confined in an Insane Asylum in
Cedargroye, N. j., for nine weeks n
then had him released.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERs
RESOLUTION

RESOLUTlON
By Messrs. Groves, DeBow and Mac
Kfssic.
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will of
Almighty God to call to that Greater
World our late Director, Mr.. Floyd
Hewitt; and
WHEREAS, The County of Cape
May has through his death lost one
of the youngest and most active men,
bers of the Board Of Chosen Free
holders and one whose foremost
thought was the progress of Cape May
County; and
WHEREAS, His active and progress
sive spirit and genial fellowship will
be greatly missed; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the members OF
this Board do hereby express their
regret in his loss and extend to the
family of the deceased sincere SYM
pathy in the loss of a faithful and low
ing husband and son; be it further
RESOLVED, That a copy be sent
to the wife and father of the deceased
and a copy to each county newspaper
for publication.
The foregoing resolution was
adopted at a regular meeting OF the
Board held August 2, 1921.
IRVING FITCH,
Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
RESOLUTION
ANGLESEA BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION


WHEREAS, 1t has seemed best to
Almighty God in his infinite wisdom
to remove from our midst our esteem
ed friend and fellow Director, Floyd
Hewitt; and
WHEREAS, While we bow our heads
in humble submission to His will who
doeth all things we'll, we yet deplore
the loss of one filing such a large part
IN the activities of this community.
Now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board OF
Directors of the Anglesea Building n
Loan Association in regular meeting
assembled, that this resolution be n
the same is hereby adopted as an ex-
preston of the Association; that a
copy be entered in the minutes; a copy
sent to the family of u deceased Di-
rector, and that it be published in the
Beach papers.
GEO. A. REDDING,
ALBERT THOMPSON,
PETER L PETERSON,
Committee.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12
Notice
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pursuant TO the provisions OF an Act of
the Legislature Of New Jersey, entitled,
names. approved February "a. 1916
and ar amendment thereto approved April
q. 1911, notice is hereby given that I shall
apply TO the Court Of Common Pleas of
the County Of Cape May at the court
house at Cape May Court House, on We'd
nesday, the thirty-frst day of August at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as I can be heard, for an order
to authorize me 70 assume another name,
to wit, Lyman Fine.
LYMAN BROSOFSKY,
1908 Pacific Avenue,
Wildwood, New Jersey.
PALMER N. WAY. Attorney.
Dated August 3. 1921.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12

SEWER SYSTEM FOR WEST
WILDWOOD

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Mayor and Council of the Borough of West
Wildwood, N. j., on Saturday, Sept. 10,
1921, at 8 P. NJ. at the Casino, West Wild
wood, for the installation and construction
of a sewer system for the borough, con-
ssisting of sewers in the designated streets
and avenues, a disposal plant and mains,
outfall. pipes, equipment and fixtures. fully
set out in the plans and specifications pre-
pared by L. NJ. Rice, Borough Engineer.
For all information regarding terms, con-
ditions, copies of plans. ETC., apply to l.. N.
Rice, Borough Engineer. Wildwood N. j.,
wood. The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
JOSEPH E. WRIGHT,
Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-12

SPEAKING
By Howe Eyers

Many Diamond Stars in Cape May Co.
Cape May County car at the pres
ent time lay claim to four pitching
stars fast enough for any average in
dependent team, the big A" being
Filler and Lemon, of Cape May, and
Hollingshead and Scull, of Cape May
Court House. Filler was the mainstay
of the wildwood staff last summer and
appears to have gotten back in his
old time form again. Right now he is
the most dependable pitcher that
wildwood can boast of. Lemon has
sprung into the limelight this summer
by his continued brilliant mound work
for the Cape May team. Holdings
head, who is pitching for the Court
House American Legion, has practi-
cally caused the fans of the county
seat to quit fretting over the fact that
Scu1l quit the team. Hollingshead
has plenty of speed, a good assortment
of curves and, most important of all,
a cool head. Early in the season, Scull
looked like the best in the county, but
since shutting out the local nine some
time ago, has shown only flashes of
his real form. His arm is said to be
in poor shape. But, at last reports,
Scull was working hard to get the
wing in shape for yesterdays game
with wildwood, "Scully" expecting to
start for the Court House Travellers.
Thos four slab artists, Filler, Lemon,
Hollingshead and Scull, would GER
tainly make a great pitching staff for
some semi-pro team. And each one
of them, if they take up the game as
a profession, has a future in the sport
that's a cinch.
Aside from the quartet of twirlers
listed above, there are several other
devotees of the national pastime in
this county who have real class.
Among these are Frank Shields, Cape
MAYS veteran third sacker; Toby"
Amarose, smuggling first baseman OF
the Court House nine; Roy Garrison,
sixteen year old second baseman of
the same outfit; Bender and Lev1nson,
short stop and third baseman, respec-
lively, for Woodbine; Crawford, the
Cape May back stop, and various 9TH
ers.
Penn FoOtballers at Cape May
Coach John Heisman, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football squad,
recently announced that he would
have a squad of over 80 gridiron can
didates working out daily at Cape May
for two weeks beginning September
9Th. In former years the Red ana
Blue went to the mountains or in the
country for it's early training. This IS
something new in the line OF football
training, but there is no reason why
the scheme should not work well. In
fact. the salt air of a seashore resort
should prove particularly helpful in
conditioning the candidates for a col
lege football team.
Court House, 8; belmont, 2
The Cape May Court House Amerl-
can Legion Baseball team, aided by
Cart Hollingshead's masterful pitch
ing, won a hard fought game from Del
mont on Saturday, 80. The all-around
work of toby" Amarose featured.
Cape May, 1; Q. G. l.,
With Lemon pitching a great branu
of ball, Cape May nosed out the U. G.
/. nine of Philadelphia on Saturday
by a count of 10. Cape Mays run
same in the eighth inning when Lemon
walked, stole second, and came home
on Crawford's double, the only hit reg
istered by the shore nine.
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