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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
For MIS-. To-rington.

Mrs. s. ) E!och was hostess 1t \
charming bridge-tea 1T her home in
Pleasant Valley Yesterday afternoon.
COMMUNICATING Mrs W.lljam TorItngt"n
Of Cumberland. Md, who Is the house
guest of Mrs Jesse Bloch. The hours
were from 10 }. and an interesting
session Of bridge concluded with III"
serving OF tea. Mrs EIoch~ guests In
cludcd about Twenty-Five members ct
local society.
Mrs. TorriUgton WHO has visited her,
frequently. and has many friends n
this city. Will be honorcd ut several
charming affairs during her stay. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Z. Iiazlett Will entertain at
dinner at their home IN Pleasant Valley
this evening. With N-s. Torr!ngton a.
honor guest. The dinner table will hc
marked ~ beautiful floral decorations
and exquisite appointment and covers
will T." laid for the following guests
MCsSrs. and McsdamCS-
Jesse Bloch Mrs. William
Arch Wilson Harrington
y. y. H~n!Ug Mr., Zen Hazclt!nc
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SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
FOR COMING WEEK
CHARMING AFFAIRS PLANNED foH
MEMBERS OF LOCAL soC1hHh
WHO LEAVE CITY SooN'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hazleet WIZ f'oNOA
Mrs. william TorrtnStoh Ut IL
formal Dinner This Evening.

Ms ,;.nrcc MaNw"u w'l d" hostess
., = ,lr,Acnu 1T her homo IN Pleasant
valley Tuesday OF neat week. h"n"''"E
NJ I,rl Srhwrv;f'E"r. Mrs Rather
I'm, klr;t and Mrs. +. l.; hhc'cS. MI OF
whom Viii leave the "tty shortly Tor
stay Of several months Mrs. S'hw'rt-
foyer will hc among thoS" VII" $aH
from New York February Il for i t""r
q, Mediterranean countries. wh,'" MI.
I>tc,t viii go TO IL rasu. Texas. |"
visit her d,uEht"y Mrs. Hairy Lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. kliGNcs plan /" icaN" N
tho ur>t few weeks Tor honolulu. The
Eucst list for Tuesdays luncheon MI!
Include "A few intimate friends OF the
honor guests and the afternoon VIII lee
spent at fanCywork.
Another charming affair In Mrs
Schwertfcrrr's honor will he the hrdg"
luncheon given by Mrs. Charles Aul q
her homo tn Elmwoud Wednesday.
Luncheon will be served at l:S". AMI
the afternoon will bc spent At hr!oE".
Five tables will accommodate Mrs
Aul's guests who will iUc!ude the m"n'-
hers OF her bridge club and few Visit
tors.
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TOUCHED THEIR HEA190

New York. Jan. l0-Alfrod X. BUT
cllro touched the hearts OF twelve. 3uf.
or, in tho criminal branch OF The
,u,prcmc court no deeply today that thsy
not only acquitted him or charge 81
,ohh,ry. but took up a collection 70
buy him nm ovcrcoht'
SutnlIrc wns arrortcd Christmas eve,
when lao went to tho rooms OF the ~.
Grurgc society. In hope or getting ~
oyorcoat an Christmas present t11e
was alleged to havo been one OF pAAA
who held up tho club rooms week eat,
Her. Today ho told tho Jury no hAd A.
rived Mt tho soc!cty's rooms on IAo
night Of tho holdup. seeking aid n 81.
ting an ovcrCoat Just in time to collide
with tho departing holdup man. ~
ran away but not until he had been oo-
served by Leonard Langley. secretary
OF the society. who caused his arrest.
when he returned Christmas eve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
weekly Children's Picture

SATURDAY morning 1T the Liberty
Thcater, the weekly p!c.rire. under the
auspices of tho Child study club. Will
b.. shown. "reck's Rad BOY" played by
Jack CooEan. is story OF miscellaneous
bovhoul that Will delight the children
and bring hack rcCollcctions OF youthful
praukS 20 the grownups.
There Is probably no character In nc
tIon better known than rcck's Bad Boy
and L affords an opportunity Tor chill
drrn and rrownups alike to enjoy II.
Tho generous cooperation or the Lib
rr,v with tho Child study Club has
made {, possible FOR tho picture to be
offered At reasonable rates.
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Mrs. Garden honor Guest

on Tuesday afternoon IT the home or
Mrs. Del Roy Richards on Spruce street
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Friend l.. Clark
entertained with q 4 o'clock tea. honor
Ing Mrs. John y. Garden OF Wheeling
who IS n guest at the presidents home
Mrs. Garden IS president Of the West
VIRGINIA Federation oc Womcn's Clubs
and the officers OF tn" federated clubs
and state officers residing here were
anon: tho % quests The Collegiate
Nig,nua". the Wornnu's Music club tho
"Wednesday Afternoon club. the Travel
c~y' cluh and the WOman's club are the
federated clubs OF the city. Miss Susan
Maxwell Moore Is one OF the trustees
Of the scholarship fund.
4 color scheme In which yellow pro-
dominated was used IN the appoint
meats. and Mrs. I. 6. I.azzcllc presided
At the tea urn. Mrs. :. Fuller Glasscock
assisted Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Clark
in serving.
Mrs. Garden gave IN interesting talk
on the subject OF the endowment fund
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For Miss Benedict

Miss JoGnI" Benedict. OF Louisville.
NY. who IL the guest OF Mrs. Robert
I. Reed u, her home on Twelfth street
will be honor guest At a luncheon at
tho JanegraCc Tea Room today. Miss
BENEDICT Is an officer Of the national or
sanlztloa OF Kings daughters and the
l;uest list at today's luncheon will In
cludc members Of the Kings Daughters
Circle OF the Frs, PRESBYTERIAN church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Fannie Hurst writes for the saao a.
tn. courageous. She - frank, ee1s.
times startlingly 30, but much Of tae
value Of her stories II due TO me vi
fact that she refuses to gloss anytAaaG
~ sv.rv day people, who face And 1est
the problems Of life. Her series .Sl
sirht vivid novslsttss win start In r.
Int.lligsncsr. on the big feature peS~
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Trek Club Dance.

Another Gaacr 81 the Trek club
series Will lie held thIS evening at the
Carroll club Auditorium. The Fort
Henry Serena ders viii render tho latest
dance numbers. and good tine has
been assured by the committee 10 those
ATTENDING.
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and tho arhularshlp ruud. SPREADING 'n
4. muat enc"urnr NIX manner "i Ia" Wet"
ct tho federated ,Iuhr, M"iE'mi"Nh
New puuiuIuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

NIrs W. w. Abbey lost a good co"
last week In Il sudden way.-llarrlson
Times
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Nir~,lanlCI
Surprise Party.

Mr. Wayne Eayl WAS rendered do
llsh,tul 4urnris" party ~ his h"n" IN
south Wheeling yesterday evening In
Of nv 92nd birthday. Canes
.,,l ,lanrlnf; wNc IN" ch!ct diversions
~ tho evening and at II lat" hour an
,,hnrot. luncheon was served. Those
present were:
Misses:
u,,,ri.o Rayl Gladys Eayl.
p..,sio I,ayL Daisy Nayl.
McSSrS:
Fred Schiller, Eur"nG Reilly.
Richard Mcconnell. William Reilly,
M"SdamCs:
Mr., royl Helen RayL
Sophia Nixon.
MeSsrs:
tr,r ray1 Wayne Rayl
E"rt Nixon,
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Entertain Card Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.. Wallace and Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Wallace entertained the
members OF newly organized card rluh
Yesterday at their home on The bethany
nike. liz" Hundred MS n" diversion
nj the rNraiuS and at Ia. confusion -
the game a dainty luncheon VAS s"rN" 81
The club rn,.,,.hers are az follows:
MeSSrS ard McSduwcS--
NI-ilIiuu, R,.nrk" tiruTS, Anderson
pohrr, Armstrong X l.. Naiiarc
!. J. Linton W T. Wallace"
d T.. Mc,;Iath y, }. k.inG"r
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macademy Club Plans Dinner Dance.

ebruary 10 IS announced rs the da'c
FOR the next Macademy Club dance.
which will be held in convention hall or
the Market Auditorium. Tho Mary!anh
Jren Seven has been engaged 10 furnish
the dance music. This orchestra IS new
10 Wheeling, hut comes highly recon-
m,nded. and the dance is expected 10
prove very enjoyable, under the eiIi-
cIcnt management of the dance commit
toe which includes McsSrs: Mack Wolf,
chairman: William Archibald. Albert
Acker, Henry Jacobs AMI Roland M"\"S.
Plans are being made for formal
cabaret and dinner dance TO he given
about the middle OF February by the
members OF tho Macadcmy CLUB. A
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llcfIaiIleF:
So zoooklsr Hostess

Mrs Matilda Zoec}lcr was hostess at
Lining affair NJ her hou" In Rae
Mar place yesterday Afternoon COM
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Mrs. Jsavors Honorsd

Mrs. Boo T. IampNeII u 3OO ONO
avenu~. Warwoud. entertained with a
linen shower In honor "t Mrs. J. ID.
IravOue Jr. formerly Miss Frances
.Ncr.w OF Wheeling. The main diver
S!uuS - he evening We're games. muse
and DANCING III" ho"nr guest rccc'' "d
many n.aut'Iu, and useful gifts from
her inI"y friends Hnl I'aua:atanc"S
y dainty luncheon wiS served n keep
iug with - Valentine Day. Those
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For Mrs opponhsimsr.

Ms Walter upprnhetmcr OF Hunting
ton. who IS visiting her sister. Miss
Eay StGrhuusrr, 1T her home on III"
Island Is h"rg hun"r"d with several
charming social Cuurt"~I's during h"r
stay here Mrs. Oppcuh"!Gncr was for
mer,v Miss Betsy Stc!nhnU>cr. and her
marriage To- Mr.. Oppcuhc!m"r was an
event az The early fab. Mrs. Open
hcimcr WAS aonor guest At Il charming
affair at the Old stone UnusH yesterday
evening. The party m"tpr"d /" this
popular inn. where dinner was served.
with dorers la;d Tor ten guests. The
hours after dinner Mere spent in dane
ing Included in the party were.
Misses
Virginia N"ck- Harriet Stein
hRiHlrr R1CS"r
Raw SIcinhauser E.rma Kraft
McssrS--
:. X. Frank bernard H4rk-
Ernest Nork- h"imer
he!ruer :. Arthur Rybcck
Rabbi Hyman lola
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for
sale of Mortgaged Premises, to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey, on the 9th day of
February, A. D. 1922, in a certain cause
wherein Joshua Bush is complainant, and
Helen c. Garrison is defendant, 1 shall
expose to sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922,
between the hours of twelve and five
O'Clock P. NJ, to wit, at one o'clock in the
afternoon of said day,at the Sheriff's
office in Cape May Court House, Cape May
County, New Jersey:
All hat certain mortgaged premises,
with the appurtenances, in the bill of COM
plant in the said cause particularly set
forth and described Cor so much thereof
as may be necessary for the ~purpose), that
is to say:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in the City of Wildwood, County of
Cape May and State of New Jersey:
Beginning on the southwesterly side of
avenue two hundred and ten feet
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from the northwesterly
side of Pacific avenue, containing in front
or breadth ENTHUSIASTICALLY on said Rob-
erts avenue forty feet and extending of
that width in length or depth southwest
wardly at right angles to said Roberts
avenue one hundred feet. Being lot num-
Der rs in block No. 102 on the Official Map
of Wildwood duly filed.
Amount due under decree is SO, 200. %,
with interest and Sheriff's fees to be
added.
MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff.
Dated February %. 1922.
Robert Bright, SoPr. 2-24-4tpf$14.62.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
A GROWING CITY

1t has not been long, as time goes,
since Five Mile Beach was practically
a barren island. In addition to Wild
wood City, there is now the thriving
City of North Wildwood and the Dor
oughs of Wildwood Crest and West
Wildwood. The Wildwood City Tax
Collectors report for 1921 shows re-
ceipts of 1852, 792.48, and that the as
sessed valuation of the city last year
was $6,991,2 3 The present gross in
~debtedness at the end of the year was
$1,47S, 990.06. The city owns and oper-
ates the water works, and 1861, 900 of
the bonded indebtedness is on water
works account.
The tax budget for 1922 shows an
increase of $43,6S5 over last year.
Elmer Times.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
ORDINANCE No. 1876

An Ordinance providing for the follow
ing improvements in 1.-The City of Wild
wood, in the County of Cape May" in the
State of New Jersey. to wit; % For the
grading and crawling of Pine avenue
from Park avenue Northwesterly 1000 feet
to turn in the street (2) for the grading,
crawling and curbing of the boardwalk
street ends on Juniper, Poplar, Magnolia,
Gienwood, Maple, Pine, Wildwood Oak,
Davis, Burk, Andrew, Taylor and Rio
Grande avenues 90 for the grading and
crawling of Baker avenue from the rail-
road track of the West Jersey and Sea-
shore Railroad Company to Park avenue,
Susquehanna avenue from Montgomery
avenue to Dock street and Dock street
from Susquehanna avenue to the City
Wharf; and including all work incident
thereto.
WHEREAS, it is deemed expedient and
proper and for the best interests of the
inhabitants and taxpayers of this city,
that the above named improvements be
made at once;
AND WHEREAS. there has been sub
mitted to the Board of Commissioners of
said city, plans and specifications for the
said improvements above named, made by
L. NJ. Rice, engineer, which said plans and
Board.
NOW, THEREFORE,, the Board of Com
missioners of THE City of Wildwood. in
the County of Cape May" in the State of
New Jersey, DO ORDAIN
Section 1. That the following named
improvements in The City of Wildwood,
in the County of Cape May" New Jersey.
be made at once, to wit: % The grading
and crawling of Pine avenue from Park
avenue Northwesterly 1000 feet to turn
in the street: (2) for the grading and
graveling and curbing of the boardwalk
street ends on Juniper, Poplar, Magnolia,
Glenwood, Maple, Pine, Wildwood. Oak,
Davis, Burk, Andrew, Taylor and Rio
Grande n 90 for the grading and
crawling of Baker avenue from the rail-
road tracks of the West Jersey and Sea-
shore Railroad Company to Park avenue,
Susquehanna avenue from Montgomery
avenue to Dock street and Dock street
from Susquehanna avenue to the City
thereto and such power and authority is
hereby given to said city to make the
above named improvements in strict ac-
cordance with the plans and specifica-
tions above referred to; hat all of the
work comprised in the above named inn
taxation and there is hereby appropriated
a sufficient sum of money from the annual
street appropriation to pay for the said
improvements when the contract on con-
tracts are awarded for the said improve
ments in accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by the engineer
aforesaid for such purposes.
Sec. 2. That this Ordinance h take
effect on its final passage and publication
as is provided by law.
w. COURTRIGHT SMITH, y
RALPH L. CARLL,
ALFRED TAYLOR,
Attest: Commissioners.
ALFRED WINTERBURN.
City Clerk.
Passed first reading February IA, 1922.
Passed second reading February IA, 1922.
Passed third reading and final passage
February %, 1922.
ALFRED WINTERBURN,
City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
WEST WILDWOOD FIRE COMPANY
HELD BANQUET IN
PHILADELPHIA

On the night of February %, 1922,
over 500 friends and residents of West
Wildwood met at Lu Lu Temple for an
entertainment given for the benefit of
the West Wildwood Volunteer Fire
Company. 1t was a great event finan-
cially and socially. The Norma Ora
matte Association of Philadelphia pre-
scented a two-act comedy, "Mr. Bob"
which was followed by two fine NOV
ing pictures. After that portion of the
program was concluded, the floor was
cleared. and dancing commenced. The
music was furnished by an orchestra
led by Prof. Snyder, of the Lu Lu
Shrine Band. The dancing continued
till midnight.
Among those present from Wild
wood were Mayor and Mrs. Ham, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Ham, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G.. Biggans and Mrs. Nelson
Hays. Fire Chief George B. Skirving
expressed great pleasure with the sue
cess of the reunion and thanked ali
for their hearty cooperation. 1t is
proposed to make it an annual event.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
ORDINANCE No. 1873

An Ordinance appropriating the sum OF
Seven hundred and twenty-five dollars
($725. 00) and authorizing the purchase OF
land for municipal purposes in THE City
of wildwood, in the County of Cape May"
New Jersey.
WHEREAS, it is essential and advisable
and for the best interests of the taxpayers
of '"The City of Wildwood, in the County
of Cape May" N. j., that the said city
now purchase Lots Nos. 35, IA and Is, of
Block No. 81, on the official map of said
city, for municipal purposes
AND WHEREAS, the said land above
described can be purchased of the owners
for the sum of Seven hundred and twenty
five dollars ($725.00) which in the judg.
said City of Wildwood is a fair and rea-
sonable price to be paid for the said land:
NOW, THEREFORE,, the Board of
Commissioner of '"The City. of wildwood,
in he County Tsnrev Of &c ca pRn May,T in the state
Section l.. That in pursuance of the au-
thority conferred by al Act of the Legis-
lature of the State of New Jersey, entitled,
proved March 27, 1917, and the supple
ments thereto and amendments thereof.
the City of Wildwood, in the County of
Cape May, N. J., shall have the power and
hereby given to it, to purchase Lots Nos.
35, IA and Is, Block 81, on the official map
of said city from the owners Thereon at
the price above named: that there
Shall U6 Appropriated ~ oot0 PNA.KOoN
above named the said sum of Seven hum
dred and twenty-five dollars ($725.OO)
which is hereby appropriated.
Sec. 2. That the said land above au-
thorized to be purchased by said city for
municipal purposes, shall be i Tor out
of general taxation according to law:
Sec. 8. That this Ordinance shall take
effect on it's final passage and publication
as provided by law.
w. COURTRIGHT SMITH,
RALPH L.. CARLL,
ALFRED TAYLOR,
Attest: Commissioners.
ALFRED WINTERBURN,
City Clerk.
Passed first reading February IA, 1877
Passed second reading February IA. 1922.
Passed third reading and final passage
February %, 1922.
ALFRED WINTERBURN,.
City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Commissioners of The City of Wild
wood. in the County of Cape May, State
of New Jersey. in the City Hall, City of
TUESDAY, MARCH Z, 1922,
at the hour of two % o'clock P. NJ, for
the completion of the City Wharf, on
Wildwood Harbor, located on lots Nos.
and Six CO. in Block No. so, Third Ward.
City of Wildwood, N. ]. All bids must be
made on the form provided attached to the
specifications, cover all items contained
therein, and be accompanied by a certified
check without condition. made payable to
the City Treasurer of The City of Wild
wood, in the County of Cape May, n. J., in
the sum of Two hundred dollars ($200.00).
Attached to the specifications and pro-
posals are forms of Surety Bond and con-
tract, covering all of the demands of the
specifications which the successful bidder
will be required to sign. The successful
furnish within fifteen days from the date
of the award a satisfactory Surety Bond
in the amount of 100 per centum of the
amount bid, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the contract, the aymen
of all bills for labor and materials and
will be also required to save the City of
Wildwood, N. j., harmless by virtue of the
Employers Liability Act of the State of
laborers or employees by giving a Surety
Company Bond or Liability Insurance.
The entire work on said contract to be
completed by April Is, 1922.
The Board of Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids or to waive
any informality in any bid.
Plans and specifications can be obtained
from the City Clerk by depositing $500.
ding or surrendered prior to the opening
of the bids.
ALFRED wINTERBURN,.
City Clerk.
nofo1 INoh-,orx- 81 1Q00
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
within two feet of any foundation

mitted within two feet of any foundation
wall.
In all cases where sewer pipes are laid
in the street, in front of any improved
property, the Plumbing Inspector may, If
he deems it necessary, compel the owner
thereof to connect the drainage of all
buildings on said property with the outside
sewers in the street. Overflow pipes from
fixtures must in each case be connected
on the inlet side of the trap Of the same
fixture.
Grease intereeptors shall be employed
in the construction and reconstruction of
house drainage systems whenever required
by the Plumbing Inspector. After the test
has been approved by the Inspector. iron
drain or soil pipes may be tar coated.
But in no case shall any coating be ap-
piled to cast iron soil or drain pipes until
test has been applied and approved by the
Inspector.
Sec. u. The arrangement of soil and
waste pipes shall be as direct as pos
sible. Al changes in direction of hori-
zontal pipes shall be made with Y branches
one-sixteenth or one-eighth bends. In
case of elbows, sweep bends must be used.
Every house or building shall be separately
and independently connected with the
street sewer or main drain in alley. and
every house shall be separately vented.
Sec. 10. Every vertical soil pipe, or
waste pipe. within ten feet of a window
shall extend two feet above the top of
said window, otherwise shall extend two
feet above roof, with the outlet uncovered
except with a wire guard.
Sec. IA. Each branch or horizontal line
of soil pipe or waste pipe to which a
group of two or more fixtures is to be
connected, and every branch line of hori-
Zontal soil pipe twelve feet or more in
length to which a water closet is to be
connected, or waste pipe twenty feet or
more in length, shall be ventilated, either
by extending said soil or waste pipe IN
diminished in size, to at least two feet
above the highest part of the building or
contiguous property or by extending said
the main soil pipe above the highest fix
ture or by ventilating pipe connected to
the crown of each trap, not less than two
inches in diameter for each water closet,
and waste pipes same size and traps
which shall be increased one-half inch
in diameter for every fifteen feet in length,
and connected to a special air pipe which
shall extend through roof, or by connect
ing said ventilating pipe with the main
soil, waste and ventilating pipes shall be
located inside of new buildings, and also
old buildings, except in old buildings
where it is deemed i~nadvisable then the
pipes may be placed on the outside OF
building on the owner assuming all re-
sponsibility for the same in writing.
All soil and waste lines passing under
ground and cement floors under buildings
must be three inches or larger with a Y
fitting placed at end of line and a screw
clean out plug inserted.
Sec. Is. There shall be no traps, cap
or cowlS on soil or waste pipes which viii
interfere with the system of ventilating
Sec. 16. All drain pipes of cast iror
shall be sound, free from holes, and OF
uniform thickness and shall conform tC
the following relative weights:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-03
'OUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION
MEETING

The Cape May County Bankers AS
sociation met at Ocean City last night.
H. S. Mowrer presided and j.
Edward Yoss, receiving teller of the
kirst National Bank of Ocean City,
acted as secretary in the absence of
Secretary Todd, who did not feel well
enough to make the trip. Albert N.
one of the vice presidents of the
gprn Exchange National Bank, Phila.,
spoke on Bogus Stock Promoters and
|dDw to Keep them out of the County"
gorge H. Knowles, assistant county
cent leader, State College, New
b unswick, and County Farm Demon
znator ]. A. Stackhouse spoke on
low the Banks Can Assist in the De-
of Rural Cane May County"
awyer William Elmer Brown, of At
7ntic City, who succeeded j. Fithian
3 item as solicitor of the Ocean City
INKS, was also a speaker. r. E.
i eeves, of Court House, vocational in
|ffuctor, read a paper written by
3Qnnty School Superintendent A. w.
IND. A very small delegation repre-
|ented Wildwood, being Heber Crane,
h trust company and c. G. Ed
'edge, George N. Smith, Harry Burk-
lafdt and Jed Dubois, of the Marine
Saf1onal Bank. The next meeting is
annual n and it will be held in
8Adwood on the first Thursday ven
HEs of June.