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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-10


"The stormy March is come at last,
With wind and cloud and changing
skies" William Cullen Bryant.
Last Tuesday, the 7th, was n of
these typical March days, when the
wildwood City Commissioners assem-
bled in the afternoon to hold their first
meeting in the third month of 1922. In
addition to the wind and the clouds,
there was that day an abundant preci-
pitation of aqueous yapor, condensed
in the upper strata of the earth's at
mosphere. Notwithstanding this in
clement state of the weather the Com
missioners strolled leisurely into the
legislative hall full fifteen minutes be-
fore the stated hour for the opening
of the regular weekly session; and as
they strolled they shifted the air,
heavily laden with new-spread paint.
"Well, how do you like it," inquired
the Commissioner of Revenue and
Finance of a small knot of citizens,
whose arrival had slightly preceded
that of the peoples representatives.
Commissioner CARL had reference to
the coats of green paint to which the
interior walls of the chamber and the
ceiling had been treated. why green
on all of the ~surface?" was the expla-
nation demanded of the city's none
tary head, who adroitly shifted the
responsibility to the shoulders of the
Mayor. AS the basic principles of
- L1I H0o- nofnfr1Iy Win
lated in this instance, it was difficult
to surmise how the Commissioners
were going to satisfy their critics and
square themselves with the presump-
ton OF their constituents that they
were men of good taste.
"In the first place." began the
Mayor, you all know that green is
very restful to the eye;" and he called
attention to the prevalence of green in
nature-to the foliage of trees and
plants and to the waving fields of
grass. But the principal reason for
using green all over, he averred, was
economy, a quality so often found
lacking in public officials. I'VE had
this paint on hand. It was left over
by our predecessors, and our thought
was to use it up"
What shade of green is on the
walls? Pea green, nile green or bot
tie green? No one seemed to know.
When the decorator was appealed to
(who was still painting on with the
green, in an ante ROOM he inclined
to the opinion that the mixture used
was nearer a bottle green than any
thing else; and when he was taken to
task for the lack of contrast and the
exhibition of too much sameness, said
that if he had had his way about it
the ceiling would have been painted
white. That would have materially
relieved conditions and lessened criti-
cism.
1t was seven minutes after 2 o'clock
when a sharp tap of the Mayors gavel
announced that the meeting was now
about to open and quiet was imme-
diately restored. A quarter of an hour
later the city clerk finished reading
the minutes.
Tax receipts and water rent receipts
came in pretty strong the week pre-
vious:
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StmjieH Johnson
Elected President
OF Junior H.Y Club

The Junior Hi.Y club elected OF.
flcers for the coming year at Its re-
gular meeting last Thursday night
which was attended by over 1000
Central High freshmen and sopho.
mores.
Stanheld Johnson was elected presl'
dent. He II "A sophomore, corporal
In the cadet regiment, and attended
Camp Sheldon training camp for
Junior HI-Y leaders last year.
The vice president Is Davind Lar
son, also corporal IN the cadet
regiment and a sophomore. Dick
Sinclair Is secretary and Henry Clark
treasurer.
The Junior Hi.Y is having the most
successful year in It's history. 1t
has limited its membership this year
TO 100 boys who are admitted only
by vote Of the club.
Some OF the finest young men in
Omaha are teaching Bible classes in
the Junior HiY club, among them
Herman crowell, Howard T.. Gilman,
John HTaliaferro, Walter e. Key,
r. w. Doss, and Norman J. Weston.
Walter Kay, president OF the Central
Senior HiY club, is sponsor for the
Junior organization and the presi.
dent of the Senior club will always
act as sponsor for the freshmen and
sophomore club.
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Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so Per Cent in One
Weeks Time in Many Instances
A Free Prescription You Can Have File
and Use at Home

A Free Prescription You Can Have Filled
and Use at Home
Philadelphia, Pa.--Do you wear glasses
Are you a victim Of eye strain or other
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there is real hope for you. Many whose
eyes we're failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle Of
this wonderful free prescription. One
man says, after trying It: II was almost
blind could not see to read at all. Now
can read everything without any
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vas like miracle to me-"
lady who used it says: 1.-THE atmos-
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glasses, but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear.
can even read fine print without
glasses" II is believed that thousands
who wear glasses can now discard them
in a reasonable time and multitudes more
will be able to strengthen their eyes SO
as to be spared the trouble and expense
Of ever getting glasses.
Eye troubles of many descriptions may
be wonderfully benefited by following
the simple rules. Here is the prescrip-
ton: Go TO any active drug store and
get bottle OF Bon.opto tablets. Drop
one Bon-opto tablet in a fourth of
glass of water and allow TO dissolve.
With this liquid battle the eyes two 10
four times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up pereeptibly right from the
start and inflammation will quickly dis
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Sir "Y' Captains Club
Members Get Monograns

Six members Of the Captains club
OF tho Saturday Noon Bible class for
grade school boys have been awarded
their Captains monogram 20 be worn
on the front OF their sweaters.
Last week Captains monograms
were given nj the dinner 90 Arthur
Brown. Billie Brooks and william IRE,
Jr, who have served for two years as
captains. Yesterday Billie Comstock.
Donald Carlson and Charles Johnson
we're awarded their insignia. Three
more Of these monographs will be given
cut every Saturday until all the cap.
talns have been chosen. Philip Price,
who is head captain, received his
monogram several weeks ago.
The captains will takea active
part In the activities OF the Christ.
mas vacation period and each Will
have squad for factory trips,
The captains In Junior Ifi.Y also are
being organized and VIII receive niJn1s
grams shortly. OF tho same kind an
are given to the grade club boys.
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Parents Urged TO See
That Boys attend ~"
Gym Glasses Regularly

Believing that strong healthy
body lis one OF the first requirements
for sturdy character. the Boys
division last week mailed out cards
10 the parents OF every "Y'' boy who
has not been going to sym classes
regularly this fall. The physical pro-
gram has been designed 10 give every
boy proper physical development II ho
viii attend regularly.
n. ]. Weston. ~" physical director.
and his assistants. have had years OF
experience In developing sturdy bodies
for boys and they have helped thous.
ands OF boys develop fine strong
physiques.
Parents are urged 10 help the physi.
cal directors and boys work eecre.
tarles by insisting that their Sons
attend the classes regularly.
Report cards like those sent out
this week will be sent TO parents every
month and Will show them just what
their sons ARE doing In the line OF
athletic work.
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The Married Life of Helen and Warren

snuff boxes. shoe buckles. combs ant
canoes were all extravagantly priced
Have you any old needlework
Samplers. caps or laces7"
From behind an age.blackened por
trait. she produced Trainer sampler
A typical Dutch sampler with a house
Windmill, squat trees, deers and rab-
bits.
VERY carly" pointing 10 the date,
"lGi7."
4 SURPRISING her eagerness. Helen
examined Il. i6i7l She had seen only
one other OF so early a date. That
had sold al New York auction for
4 1850.
As nothing was market in plain
figures, she was forced TO ask the
price.
Thirty gullders." the woman In
formed her. VERY cheap"
Thirty guilders-only sl2! Helen's
heart thumped wildly.
What you got. there?" Warren
Joined here. we can't cart that"
1T could go in the bottom Of my
trunk" with a swift silenclng glance.
Then, with forced casualness, but ]
don't know that | want II. Let me
see that snuffbox again - the one
with the drinking scene"
AZ the woman turned for the snuff
and hehox, Helen conveyed In pan.
tomlme that she wanted the sampler
and he must not say word.
Finally, after explaining on the
snuffbox and some old Dutch spoons
which she had no intention OF buy.
Ing, with well.feigned reluctance Hell.
en- decided 10 AXE the sampler, say
ing she would think over the other
things.
mot going 10 lug II with us?' pro
tested Warren. Let her send H."
"oh, no; it's not heavy" with an
eloquent nudge. we can take IT,"
Safely out in the street with her
treasure, Helen's jubilation dubbed
over.
What's the big. idea7" scowled
Warren. Thirty guilders-wouldn't
CHI LUdt 30 uhlItb cheap
TITS dated 1917" exultlngly She's
no idea Of its value. I've only seen
one that early-at the Blair sale. II
was 1850 and brought $3.50"
Huh" Warren grunted skeptcally,
something's wrong somewhere. Pref
~ hard 10 get the best Of these an.
tique dealers. How d'you know the
dates right? May'ye been worked In
afterwards.
MONO, you can tell--its the old
thread. Wait, III show your
Hold on, you're not going to open
IL here?"
Yes, ann Sitting on we'll
scrubbed step In the quiet street, with
eager fingers, she unwrapped her
prize. There" pointing triumphant
Iy to the date. You can see that
hasn't been put In"
With his pocket magnifying glass,
Warren scrutlnized the figures.
YOU'RE stung all right" was his
grim verdict.
"stung? How? / know that date
il right"
you do, eh?' contemptuously.
We'll, just take another look. That 6 |
was an s--they'ye picked out part Of |
The upper loop
There was no denying the disclosure /
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Live Boys of Omaha
Boys Division Notes

Paul J.ocken. assistant boys work
secretary at the ''Y''. spent the week
end recently In Minneapolis. A fair
Swedish girl Ia suspected Of being
the cause OF his trip.
A hnc bone chess set was presented
10 the Boys division last week by
Howard u. Gilman. teacher OF one OF
the Jnior HiY classes. Gilman IL a
chess enthusiast.
The Champion Eight contests In the
gym are going stronger than ever
this year and interest has never been
10 keen. Many boys arc tied for
first place In several classes.
Many boys have heard from j..
Smaller Arnold. former assistant boy"
work secretary Of tho TX" who liz
earning bis A. u. degree at South.
western college IN Kansas this year
u. T.. Micklewrlght, boys work sec.
rotary. Will speak 10 the Hl.Y club
at Des Moines Wednesday evening
this week and 10 the lily club at
Marshalltown. In, on Thursday noon,
This club has an attendance Of 40
boys AZ each meeting and IL one OF
the liyest clubs In Iowa.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

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No more dullness. headache, no hawk
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Toll your druggist you want a small
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II is just what every cold ana
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Home Face Peeling
Becomes Popular

No complexion treatment yet diseoy-
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Tha reason evidently IL that this method
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10 temporarily hide or blcneh the do-
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Mercolized wax takes OF the offending
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Of next morning.
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ADyERrIsEMEsr
Stabbed By
Neuritis!

Many people suffer attacks by this arch.
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Is sometime mistaken for ,eiatiea, rhsn-
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No matter where you have nerve pains
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Apply 1ysmol over the part that hurts,
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Tysmol IL absorbed through the pores Of
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Ing 10 restore them 10 healthy condition
Don't suffer any longer. Price 81 at
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OF the magnifying glass. Tiny holes
in the. old linen showed where the
stitches had made a perfect 81
The date of the sampler was un.
denlably lSi7 not 1917 A few
threads clipped and drawn out had
enhanced It's age and value by 200
years.
I'm going 10 take II right back"
flamingly. Shell have 10 give me
the money. She knew all along that
date was wrong
NO you don't! You take your med.
ioine and don't squeai. Tried 10 put
one over her-but she beat you 10 II. 3"
II didn't try 20 put anything overt
Indignantly, II just"
"You didn't. Ell? Thought she
wasn't wise and you'd sneak of some.
thing worth 10 times the money. So
darned crazy 10 get it-wouldn't even
let her send II 10 the hotel"
Flushed and disconnected. Helen
rewrapped her dlscredited purchase.
Huh. you were dead easy. This
antique games too swift for you.
Mighty smooth bunch. Don't ever
think you can get away with any
thing. You1l always be the one who's
trimmed
Then, stridlng ahead, he glanced at
his watch.
Half past twelyel We've had
enough antiques for one day. Come
on, we'll make for the Rembrandt.
pleln and gun up a good place TO feed
Now you cut me short this morning
you'll have nothing 10 say about this
meal. I'm ready for a substantial
Dutch lunch-with big hunk on that
cheese you held out on me at break
fast"
Copyright 1877
Next Week-An Evening In an Am
Al erdam Home.
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Their Ramble Through Amsterdam
Ends In Disappointing
BursHaa.


DO they all breakfast in their
roomsy' Helen Eazed about the great
blgh.celllnged dining room. IN which
they were this only guests.
I'D say this house was pretty
empty. ought % be-the way they
soak you" grumbled Warren. six
teen guilders for room without a
hath"
we shouldn't have come here. We
heard II WINS the most expensive hotel
IN Amsterdam"
It's whore the diamond people stop
right IN the diamond cutting dis
trict. Wen. wen only be here n
weelt euosn II won't break US"
Cheese for breakfast" amazed
Helen MS an important looking wnlter
placed before them generous silver
plntter u sliced cheese.
you get IL every meal here. Jove,
four kinds. Edam, Holland, sehweit
zer-and what the Sam liill's this3'
Dear. you're not going TO eat any7
Not for breakfast"
why nnt2 No more indigestible
Tor breakfast than any other meal"
We'll, don't eat II on an empty
stomach. WAIT on you have your
eggs"
Does II take all that bunch 10
serve two boiled eggs?' erumbled
Warren. "What'ro they doing-hold'
lng services over emf"
~ the long sIdeboard, graced with
huge silver bowl Of fruit three
pompous walters were officiating over
their simple order.
Good thing we're not IN hurry
These IIollanders may be capable, but
they're not 80 all fred brisk
Five kinds Of breadt Helen was
examining the napkin.lined basket
that held currant buns. gingerbread
mullins and rolls.
This coffce'd be good II we had
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Boys Dirision TO BE
Closed Thanksgiving

Tho Boys division Of the ~" viii
be open all day Friday following
Thanksgiving for the use u members.
There win be games OF oil kinds and
regular gym and swimming claaaes
The regular program on Saturday
also viii prevail. but the Boys dlyi'
sion viii DO closed all day Thanks
giving,
Plans arc being made for the two
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appear. II your eyes are bothering you.
even a little. take steps to save them
now before it is too late. Many hope
lessly blind might have been saved if
they had cared for their eyes in time.
NOTE: Another prominent Physician 10 whom the
above article was submitted. said; Bon OPTIC 10 q
very remarkable remedy. It's constituent ingredients
are we'll known 70 eminent -specl allsts and widely
prescribed b. them. The manufacturer guarantee
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ApsEHrisrMENr
PilesDisappear
Peterson's Ointment

please let me tell YOU" says retsr.
son. that for instant relief from the
misery OF blind. bleeding or itching
piles, there IN nothing so good a.
petersons Ointment. ms thousands
have testified" Best for old sores and
itching skin. All druggists. 35c. 600,
800, 1880. $500. Sherman a Mo
Council Drug Co. viii supply you.