Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-08
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

Governor Edwards, of Jersey City,
was in Wildwood last night and spoke
about $50 from the Red Mems stand
on the beach. Other speakers were
Indian Chief Stronghold, former AS
semblyman O.. l. Blackwell, former
Senator John A. Ackley and Tax Com
missioner S. A. Laning. The Governor
was the guest of Postmaster George
n. Smith over night at his home at 210
East 25th avenue. Chief Stronghold
urged the passing of a bill at Wash
ington to give the Indians a right to
vote and Edwards said if he was sent
to the United States Senate he would
support such a bill.
1.-THE Pines" will be open all winter.
Mechanics taken. For rates apply to
E. A. Van Horn, Pine and Pacific ayes.
Beginning next Sunday the regu-
lar Metropolitan Edition of the Sunday
New York American will be sold in
Wildwood. This edition will include
the March of Events section, cover
ing world topics by eminent writer's, a
four-page pink sporting section.
Grains of Dust" Anthony Carlyle's
newest romance of Fashionable So
ciety Life. "Our Most Admired Beau
ties Not Really Beautiful After ALP"
Malcolm Strauss, distinguished artist,
courageously explains what he thinks
is wrong with most of our accepted
beauties, past and present. care the
Stars Really Where We See Them?"
| GLVArhiIHan Hy fhn T1Io0 ~ UNa1oipnf
a Wife" 'The Very Peculiar Problem
of Gamma Walska's Newest Rich Hus-
band" Condemned to Live Always
in the Shadow of the Gallows." "Will
Amundsen Discover the Lost Arctic
Continent Where the Missing Link
May Be Still Alive?" "Why Isn't a
Snob,' by Kathleen Norris. "The Wall
Street Incubus on Industry" "Why
Germany Should Remain an Empire"
by Countess Lerchenfeld, wife of the
Bavarian Prime Minister. Only in
next Sundays New York American.
Order now.
Here's a fine opportunity for an am
bilious young lady. Miss Jane Scott,
of the Wildwood Embroidery Shop,
3OOS Boardwalk, is retiring from bust
ness and will sell out the entire stock
and fixtures. This shop is we'll known,
having been established in the same
location for ten seasons.-adv.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Charlesworth
and Maskell Maurada motored to At
lantic City last evening to help swell
the pageant boardwalk crowd there.
wildwood Legion Auxiliary will be
represented at the State Convention at
Lake Hopatcong, September 14th, 18th
and 10th, by three delegates, Mrs. j.
Albert Harris, Mrs. Elsie Phillips and
Mrs. Florence A. Smith. The three
alternates elected are Mrs. James
Wood, Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. Dennison.
DR.. B. c. Schvettler and wife, of West
Girard avenue, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Dea, of 1922 North
18th street, Philadelphia, motored to
the beach last Tuesday. They are
domiciled at DR.. Schvettler's cottage
on Juniper venue Their visit is prov
ing enjoyable. They will motor back
next Wednesday.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis W. Maple V Candy Store.
Dale c. Patterson, of Philadelphia,
is spending several days in Wildwood
as a guest of Miss Eleanor Nye. Mr..
Patterson is a student at the Philadel-
phia School of Industrial Art.
Miss Edith Harris, of Millville, who
has been spending her vacation with
DR.. and Mrs. Milton A. Walker, has
returned home. Miss Harris is a
cousin of Mrs. Walker.
Morris Green, who purchased the
Aldine Hotel, is building two apart
ments and two stores on Cedar avenue
in the rear of the hotel. E. T. Fries
is the builder.
Harry Cohn, of Gainesville, is build
ing an up-to-date garage on Buttercup
road, East of Pacific avenue. 1t is
being built by Contractor Fries.
"Cris" Crowley, who operates the
pig slide on the walk, will close his
business on Saturday and leave for
Millville where he and his pets will
enjoy a two weeks vacation. Mr..
Crowley will then leave for the South,
going to the county fairs in Virginia
and North Carolina and later to
Florida.