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A BEAUTIFUL HOME

The Most Stable Population of America Has Always B
Made Up of the Small Home or Land Owner
, 1922-09-23

How big is Moneta?
How big is Powder River?
How big is Crazy Woman?
How big is FettermanP
, 1922-09-23

North side. So arranged into two Groom apartments; large
small payment down, balance like rent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
ALUMNI OF ELON
ELECTS SECRETARY

ELON COLLEGE, y. G.. June To-
special committee Of the Alumni
Association on Organization and
Field Work authorizes the announ =
ment that Gladstone &. Donovan. Of
the class Of II. has been elected
general secretary. MIR Gladstone
viii enter upon his duties next week.
He will confine his activities entire
ly To advancigng the plans and
ideals Of the alumni for alma mater.
In particular. his duties Will be to
organize local alumnia units in cities
and counties. to edit the alumni de-
partment OF Maroon and Gold. To edit
the hvo-year alumni bulletin Of the
college. which gives full details as
10 tho alumni and their achievements
and In other ways to carry forward
tho plans and purposes Of the Alum
nj Association.
The committee selected Mr.. Dono-
van after careful conside aad
feel that they made no mistake in
his selection.
The Committee appointed for this
work consisted OF Rev. G. b. Riddle.
c. G. Fonville and Miss Lucille John
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
EPISCOPAL. SEMINARY
GRADUATES ELEVEN

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June l0--The
ninety ninth annual commencement
exercises OF the Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary Of Virginia were be-
gun with a sermon before the Stu
dents Missionary Society in the
chapel Of that institution.
The annual commencement excr-
ciscs were held Thursday morning
and the graduates were addressed
by ri. Rev. Philip Cook ID. ID. OF
Wilmington, Del.
Diplomas OF graduation will no
conferred on class OF eleven, as
follows: Theodore Mott Barch. Mount
Savage Nd; Frank Cox. PhIadel-
phia; Philip J. Jensen Sioux Falls.
S. D.: Harold I-ounsbury. Washing
ton: Thomas Mablcy. Wlnslow Ark
Takesh Made Oksa, Japan; Henry
j. Pulver, Washing ton. John Ridout,
Aiken S. C.. Thomas Ridout Aiken,
S. c.: Norvcll Wicker. Petersburg.
Va, and Paul Due. Charleston. S. c.
The annual ordination services will
he held at II o'clock Friday morn
ing and the preacher will he Rt.
Rev. William r. Stearl, n. D., Bishop
OF Newark y. j.
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Augusta Military Academy
(noLI.Isu's SCHooD

a modern school with a
country location IN the famous
Valley OF Virginia Endorsed
by the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute and other Universities.
Army officer detailed ny the
War Department, Junior r. O.
T. c. $3.50. 100000 plant. with ali
sOlutely fircproof barracks
Steam heat, electric lights and
ample fairgrounds. 300 acres
Splendid athletic field and drill
campus. Cadet band OF "a
pieces. Able faculty OF College
men. who coach athletic teams.
Limited to 500. Boys from "a
States and Foreign Countries
last year. Seth session begins
September goth. Rates $4,000.
Catalogue.
Col. THOS. J. ROLLER, or
Mai. CHAS. 3. ROLLER, Jr,
Principals, Fort Defiance, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
Virginia Episcopal School
IN\CHDI-nG VA

For boys of character position
and ability whose means Will not
permit them To attend our more
expensive schools. Prepares At
cost for college. University or on
trance upon the duties OF life.
Made possible by the gifts Of
founders. loo acres OF land.
Handsome buildings. Modern
Equipment. New and commodious
DOrmitOries and Gymna stun. In
tho foothills of the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
Apply for Information and cata-
logue TO
Rev. William G.. pendIcton. ID. H.,
Principal.
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Southern Seminary
Uiirls and Young WnmcnD
ftIE.\A VISTA VA

one o! the Old Female Schools ~ the
South, IN heart n. Blus Ridge Noun
'ains. In famous Valley Of Virginia.
ono o! The Great Forces Of RocOns,ruc-
lion after civil War. Union OF great
general advantage az tn" Modern
School and 'no'" % she Old fashioned
home, with i'E careful personal at-en-
ton-Supervision not only 90 health.
mental and moral training. but also Of
manners tho things that max" IN"
charm ard power - q culrva tied
woman. students have come from
avery quarter ~ United States and
from foreign countries. For Homo Life
Booi; and Catalogue. with fuu lntorina-
lion. writ. Registrar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
SChermerhorn's Home School

Colonial Place. Richmond. Va. begins NTH
term September 10. 1922. An ideal Rubur-
ban home. where a limited number OF
slightly retarded children hav. Individual
instruction and care by teachers Of cx-
n"r!cncc. For particulars. address, until
september sth. MISS SUE SCUERMER.
HORN. s7io Grimm Avenue. Richmond, Va.
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New York Herald Branch Offices:

washington Heights Office
ss5 West Is1st St. Tel. o0os
wadsworth. Open until 10
r. ~.
Downtown OFFICE, zoe Broad
vay. Open Q A. M. TO 10 r. ".
Sundays +. NJ. TO 10 r. N.
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borough o. BrooLiyn.'

Your Situation Wanted Ad. in Tho
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should nut you ~ touch ,cits
Just the SORT Of people pith ,chom you
soonlf Ike 70 connect. Try one. Tcie-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

ieth St. and 7th Ave. Office
Tel. Chelsea 1000. Open day
and night.
Brooklyn offices - "a Csurx
81. Tel. Sass Main. Open
until 10 p. M.
Bronx Office--5is Willis Az.
~ 10th ~. Tel. o666 Melross.
OpeD until 10 r. NJ
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Rockawny Avenue
1070-N. Dermer
R0ebling street
19c-Oro Jensen ~.
Rogers Avenue
446-S. Shultz
Sands Street
46-Ben and Herman
Ralph Avenue
319-Joseph Kaye
Seventh Avenue
3ec-M. wiskind
541S--Mrs. p. Jacobs
Seventy-flfth street
2o7o-N. Dermer
Shore Road
Shore Road & East 18th Av.
Theo. Endress
Sixth Avenue
6007-H. Slipcan
Sixth Street West
212S-G. De Foe
Smith Street
22f-Bernard Pollak
st. Johns Place
622-Alcock Adv. Agency
st. Nicholas Ave.
1Tp-Joseph Orlew
Surf Avenue
1907. A. Fanelli
3509-Harry Bolotin
Sutter Avenue
518--I. Glaeberman
Third Avenue
4aJ-A. Manulis
4715--P. Smith
4s21--H. Pearlman
7103--M. Tuckerman
Tompkins Avenue
305-M. Helfand
404-S. Elkins
Vanderbilt Avenue
62S-M. Janowitz
Warren Street
S71-Louis Schwartz
Wyckoff Avenue
27S-Mrs. Mary Z. Frank
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Main OffIcc--zso Broadway
Tel. 10000 Worth. Open day
and night.
Principal Uptown Office--13ss
broadway Cor. seth ST., one
flight mp. Tel F'itz Roy 1900.
Harlem office - 205 West
I15th Sc. Near Seventh Ave.
Tel. 7pt Morninxsids. opsn
antii 10 r. n.
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SUBURBAN AGENCIES

Asbury Park. n. J.
sf9 Mattison St.--H. A. Borden
Astoria, L. I.
500 Broadway-Sam Reich
sos Second Ave.--Joseph Farbe-
nf5 Broadway-Budow Ag'cy.
Atlantic Highlands, n. J.
]. s. Cruiser
Baldwin, l.. I.
B. weinstein
Cedarhurst L. I.
l.. Horwitz
College Point, L. I.
662 Fourth Ave.--w. ]. Muller
304 18th St.-B. Welensky
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
50 Main ST.. L. 1sreai
East Orange. ". j.. :.
344 Main St.--Max Mailman
3s3 Main St.--Frankel q Nell
son
Elmhurst, L. I.
Broadway and Court ST.
Johnson's Pharmacy
EngIewood, N. J.
Q Dean st.-Englewood News
Company
faIrview. N. J.
Hudson Heights)
20 Mckinley St.--Geo. r. Foley
Far Rockaway, L. I.
Mott Ave.--M. Maivin
Freehold, ". J.
G. J. Taylor
Frecport. l.. 1.
Railroad Ave.-G. L. Brait-
waite
Flushing, L. I.
8 Lawrence st.-Ragin a Rich
ter
"a Broadway--Guy Nordman
Hackensack. ". J.
Hackensack News--M. Okin
Hampstead, L. I.
Eugene J. Geer
Hoboken, N. j.
81 Second St.--Win. Schroe-
der
Huntington, l.. I.
Main STD. w. Trainer
jamaica, l.. L
3ijA Fulton St.--Benjamin
Gertz
302 Fulton St.--Csrace g. Walsh
Jersey City, N. ].
55s Jersey Ave.--Jacob siuts-
ski
s32 Newark Ave.--A. J. steu-
rer
$50 Bergen Ave.--J. Paxsn
<Js Ocean Ave.--N. Bresk
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AN unusually attractive apartment. large
rooms kitchen and bath. West I'D ST.,
sublet furnishings. including Baby Grand
piano. cost $1,000: will sell for $1,000.
LEMAIEY. 81 East 42d ST.
APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East West Side. Long. short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO. INC.
1I6 West 72d st. Phone Columbus 1877.
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Kingston. n. 7.
ESQ Fair STE. l.. Merritt
Long Branch. N. j.
l1S Broadway-Harry Levin
iS4 Broadway--Samuel Barron
Long Island City.
40 jackson Av.-Queensboro
Newspaper Service
- jackson Av.-Queens A. Ar.
S55 jackson Av.-D. Bergman
Hunter Ave. and Bridge Plaza
Geo. p. Huies
$50 Jackson Av.-I. Coldbersey
LynbroOk. L. I.
Newsdealer-Grosofsky
Madison. n. j.
43 Main St.-Benj. Kemelhor
Maspeth. L. I.
i04 Grand AVE.. Atlas
Montclair. N. J.
Care Montclair Times--Studer
Morristown. N. j.
p Park Places. s. Soukin
Mount Vernon. N. Y.
10 Eas. First St.-H. Jailsr
Newark, n. J.
$40 Broad ST.. N. Sommer
400 Summer Av-White Ad. Az.
010-union Bldg.--Scheck Ada
207 Market St.-Goldsmith Co.
222-Market St.-United Service
81 Clinton St.-Krueger,A Ada.
New Brunswick, N. :,
$50 Albany St.-Schneider Broa
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Z North Ave.--J. M. Latke-
Nyack, N. Y.
80 Main St.--Wm. r. Rugbss
Orange.
367 Main St. - Rosofsiy q
Lazaar
Paterson, y. J.
cs2 Market S..--Sa muel Pet
Peekskill. n. Y.
9s7 Main St.-Benjamin Bensi<y
Plainfield. N. J.
w, G. Dobbins
Courier News Office
Port Chester. N. Y.
10 s. Main STA. Barnowsky
Railway. N. j.
ff5 Main St.-Henry Lift
Red Bank, N. j.
II Broad St.---M. r. Tetisy
Richmond Hill, l.. I.
1i70g Jamaica Ave.--Laursncs
Bangert
Ridgefield Park. N. J.
Breslaw q Berck
Ridgewood. L. I.
1s47 Myrtle Ave.-Schiesenxss
1860 Myrtle Ave.-SchlesenEsr
Rockaway Beach. n. T.,
l07 Boulevard-Meyer Fine
Rockville Centre, L. 4.
"a Village Ave.--w. II. Heller
Bank Bldg.--Miss Anna Miller
Rye, N. Y.
SO Purchase St.--I. Donen's
News Dept.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
w. w. Frankiin
somervilIe. N. J.
Jacob II. Gsnert
South Norwalk, Conn.
t7h s. Main st.--Globe Ad.
vertising Agency
south Orange. ". J.
! So. Orange Ave.--E. A. Wal.
lace
Stamford. Conn.
227 Atlantic Ave.-Estroff q
Davidoff
summit, ". J.
Is Union Pi.--David Faibush
Tarrytown, N. Y.
% Main St.-M. Kugei
Tenafly, ". J.
Clinton Ave.-G. NJ. Coyts
Tuckahoe. ". Y.
J. Monayhaa
Union Hill. n. J.
s33a Bergenline Ave.--Leneth
Advertising Agency
Dispatch Buildings. n.
WINS.
West Chester. ". Y.
Main St.--west Chester News
Company.
Winfield, Il. L.
Queens Blvd. and Bliss Avs.-
George Lipkind
10 ". Fisk Ave.--H. Rogers
Yonkers. N. Y.
30 South Broadway = Pnib.
Davis
3I5 South Broadway--Barnet,
Rabinowitz
Q Palisads Ays.--Dan FEEDER
as Main St.--J. Blakk
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Preserve This Your Convenience and Ready Reference

d Ready Reference.
Flatbush Avenue
.o6-victor II. jacobson
s4c-S. Bartel
6ST-N. Pollock
956-Chas. Moscowitz
12tT-Hyman Rosen
1400-Morris Friedland
1573-Max Moskoff
Forty-third street
1402--F. Rubin
Fort Hamilton Parkway
o129-R. Sarver
4105-Benjamin Fucker
Fourth Avenue
s3sA-B. Self
60oo-J. Kreinin
Franklin Avenue
3o5-T. J. Harrington
555-Bernstein A. A.
Fulton street
1905. Knapp
246--W. s. Moore
36T-R. r. Sherwood
361-Borough Adv. Agency
1fso--Bedford Adv. Agency
1293-Pfister G. Sitterly
1422-L. Cohen
219S-I. Bukzin
291S-L. Brown
3143-L. Gerson
Gates Avenue
11-Bagiey Bros.
Glenmore Avenue
S45-L. Samuel
Grand street
Tf6-Meyer Eisenberg
Greene Avenue
e57-Louis Einbender
Halsey street
so3-Morris Shapiro
ps3--Frederick Appelmann
J0s2-H. X. .oehr
Harmon street
1s72-Francis Lang
Henry street
13--Mrs. Augusta Berman
Hicks street
s-Mrs. b. Mattor
Hoyt street
lo--Albert Bros.
245--Michael Darcy
Kings Highway
1JO9-Kings Highway sta
tion brighton Line)
r. Oberg
Kingston Avenue
56T--L. Lehman
Lee Avenue
1865. Greenbaum
Leonard street
co7-F. Fox
Lewis Avenus
32s--B. Goodstein
s60-R. +. Madeheim
Liberty Avenue
Doc--IIerman Shaffer
Linwood street
21s--M. silber
Main street
ls-Charies Marrons
Maphattan Avenue
ss0-Judson NJ. Mahis
Marion street
s--s. Lesser
Myrtle Avenue
ffo-H. Perlmutter
pO5--J. Guarini
1fS2-Central Adv. Agency
23Ge---Frank's Adv. Agency
Ncvins street
So--I. forrest
New Utrecht Avenue
9a01-Jos. Rubin
740g-Louls Lffschutz
New York Avenue
b5--Iiarry Dosik
Ninth street
182-The Lewis Service
so6-M. Peck
Nostrand Avenue
3o3-Abr. Friedman
e2e-P. Pollack
Pitkin Avenue
co27-w. NJ. Chapman
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
New Jersey.
HOUSES wANTED-FURNIsHED.

SUMMER HOUSE. NOT LESS THAN
THREE SLEEPING ROOMS AND BATH.
NEAR REACH. ABOUT ONE -HALr
HOUR's RIDE FROM NEW YORK: CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO TENNIS COURT AND
COLE LINKS DESIRABLE. ADDRESS
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA, $40 BRIDGE
ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GARAGE SPACE WANTED
for 40 cars, monthly basis, must
be fireproof, ground floor with elevator ser
vice for more cars; not above West Goth ST.
Address IMMEDIATE. room 1904. 347 9th av.
WANTED $500 SO. FIT. SPACE FOR PAPER
BON MANUFACTURER; MUST BE
LIGHT; REASONABLE RENT. MICHEL
MAN 4 FRIDLAND. III MACDOUGAL ST.
. 900 10 5000 square feet for hight chemical
manufacturing. 1918 Herald, Fulton ST.
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BROOKLYN AND EAST
NEW YORK

Atlantic Avenue
efTM--Louis Specie.
2505--H. Feldman
Avenue II
f5f0-Theo. Schneider
Bath Avenue
fs4c-George Tobin
2036--Simon Orloff
2273-Max Silberger
Bedford Avenue
f22p-Morris Horwitz
1356--George Steinberg
Broadway
c0s-Jacob Grau
3ff--A. Brookenstein
p86--A. Bernheim
f05s-C. w. Schoenheer
1432-Bushwick A.. A.
167o--Max Weiss
Church Avenue
fff--H. Garrick
Court street
SOFA. Korzin
Dean street
141--M. Seldow
De Kalb Avenue
ffsf--M. Litoff
briggs Avenue
c2J--H. Wilmer
Eighteenth Avenue
sJ04--J. Scharf
Eighth Avenue
51o2--B. Altheimer
Fifth Avenue
co3-Peter Sigai
lq03--M. Bovitz
s50o--Jullus Goidstein
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

SUBLEASE, Hotel Marie Antoinette, bed
rooms. living room and bath, April to Octo-
ber. $3.50 per month. Mrs. MARIE BARRY.
apt 306.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST.

CENTRAL PARK WEST.
The Langham. T3d to 74th ST.
Nine-room apartment to sublet:
immediate possession. Inquire
supt.. or ROBERT GIBSON, 2J
Broad st., New York.
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SUITABLE FOR ONE OR TWO
BACHELORS. OPEN FIREPLACE,
SHOWER. VALET SERVICE, EX-
CELLENT MEALS SERVED If DE-
SIRED. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT,
IL WEST 9TH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 42o--six handsomely
furnished, sunny rooms, overlooking
Hudson; long lease; $500; very reasona BILE.
Apt. ZOE.
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RIVERSIDE DRIvE--All rooms facing Hud-
son: futuristic. colorful. unusual $500.
Audubon 5a9n
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SIX room corner apartment: all outside
rooms; baths; April LIST TO Oct. 1st or
shorter lease If desired. Phone Rhine 9269.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
APARTMENTs-FURN1sHED.

123D. 157 w. for Sale--Beautifuily furnished
room apartment, modern house, light
elevator; excellent home; good rooming To-
cality Ant tfsNrt
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

THE EsPLANADT1,
WEST END Av. AT nth STREET.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENTS. furnished. unfurnished. rea-
sonable. 2-6 rooms, east west side; per-
sonaliy inspected. HOME FINDERS. Long
acre 64Q4.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
PUBLIC GARAGES

ANGLESEA, Chestnt and Central V
Supplies & Repairs. Keystone 212-A.
CITY-PINE & PHILA. AVS. Phones.
COMMERCIAL, los E. Lincoln ave.
Nash and REQ Dist. Bell 223-W.
HANDS, 40 W. Schellenger. X. 2O1-A.
Oakland and Peerless Distributors.
n. WILDWOOD, 18th & Va. Bell 369-W.
Marine Repair Shop. Key. 635-X.
PACIFIC-CITY HALL BLOCK.
Bell 453-W; Keystone 36.
PY0TT'S-PACIFIC & PINE AYES.
Paige & Jewett, Dist. Bell 313-W.
PHILADELPHIA, Wisteria g. Phila.
Supplies, Battery Repairs. Bell 243.
PEERLESS, 215 E. Andrew enu
Storage & Repairs. Keystone 46-R.
SERVICE, 446 West Baker avenue.
Supplies & Repairs. Keystone 149-X.
TOURISTS, Pacific and Rio Grande.
Supplies and Repairs. Keystone "a.
WEST SIDE, Maple & Park blvd. Re-
pairs, Storage. Bell so; Key. 96-Y.
WILDWOOD, Schellenger g. Atlantic.
WildwOOd's largest. B. 3S1; Key. 2S1.
Y0UNG'S, Pacific and Spicer aves.
Hudson, Essex, 0lds. B. 43-W;K. 1872.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
Cape May City
INJURED BRINGING MORNING
PAPERS

Albert Gorton, 729 West Russell
street, Philadelphia, driver of the
truck hat brings the Philadelphia In
quirer to Wildwood, and his assistant,
Frank Jackson, 1923 East Tioga
street, Kensington, were injured about
5 A NJ. Monday morning while driving
into Wildwood. Their truck skidded
near the fish company's plant, ran
into the fence at the side of the road
and threw both the driver and his
helper to the ground. Request for as
sistance was phoned into Wildwood.
join Egan, Charles Bertram, John
Hasall, William Carrigan and Albert
Griffith came with cars and started for
Mace's Sanitarium with the injured
men. They had hardly gotten under
way when DR.. Mace arrived in her car.
The injured men were hurried to the
sanitarium where their injuries were
promptly treated. Albert Gorton was
found to have had his collar bone
broken, a deep %laceration of the scalp
and many bruises on his body. Jack
son was badly bruised and scratched
but no serious injury. They both suf-
fered from shock but are doing well
under the circumstances. Albert Cor
ton has been bringing the Inquirer to
Wildwood for five years. Monday was
to have been his last trip for the sea-
son. He said he has had many close
calls during the past five years but
this experience makes him hesitate
about continuing this apparently
hazardous job.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
DENTISTS

COHEN, VI. E., Painless Dentist.
Opposite High School. Bell INV.
CORLE, S. E., Union Bank Building.
Bell 329-W; Keystone 14-X.
GEISENHONER, A. L., Oak & Pacific.
8 a. IN. to 5 p. m. B. 42-J; X. STA.
KNOLL, c. G., Union Bank Building.
Bell 329-W; Keystone 14-X.
WALKER, VI. A., 33Os Pacific avenue.
See Card. Keystone 227-X.
ZIESEL, W., Wildwood Trust Building.
8 to 5 A. VI. Bell So; Keystone 13S-A,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
SERVICE STATIONS

AUTHORIZED FORD Sales. B. 4S1-W.
Rio Grande e. Holly Beach. X. 6O6-Y.
DRAGON BATTERY, Service Station.
Schellenger e. Pacific. Key. 213-A.
HORNE, G.. E- 401-405 Rio Grande ave.
Supplies g. Repairs. Keystone 1917.
OAKLAND & PEERLESS. X. 201-A.
Westinghouse Battery. ITO w. ScheL
PREST0LITE, Service Station.
Schellenger g. Pacific. Key. 213-A.
RAY BATTERY, Park and Maple ayes.
Bell so; keystone 96-Y.
STUDEBAKER & OVERLAND s. 5.
4419 Pacific. Bell 453-W; Key. 30.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
DOCTORS REGISTER
Medical

Medical
CHARLESWORTH, r. R., Pacific and
Oak. See card. Bell 36S; Key. 247.
DANDOIS, G. F., Pacific and Pine aves.
See card. Bell 294; Keystone 241.
HORNSTINE, H. H.. Pacific & Garfield
aves. See card. Bell 1872; Key. 400.
KELCHNER, W. l., 34O9 Pacific ave.
Emergency Hospital. Keystone SO.
MACE, NJ 241O Pennsylvania venue.
Mace Sanitarium. B. 305. *. 2-94.
MAYHEM, S. d., 129 E. Pine ave.
See card. Bell 210; Keystone 81.
SLAUGHTER, ]. NJ, Wildw'd g. Pacific.
TOMLIN, H. H., Magnolia and Atlantic
ayes. See card. Bell IS; Key. 12S.
HOMEOPATHIC
Foote, Theo., $500 Pacific ave.
OsteOpathic
C. A. FURRY, Wildwood and Atlantic
ayes. See Card. Both Phones.
ChiropractOr
MANGINO, ii. c.. Pacific and Lincoln
ayes. Keystone 322.
OrthOpaedist
Num-, Jennie B., 3OS w. Pine v
Veterinary Surgeon
Steinbach, F. G., 125 E. Maple ave
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
LAWYERS

BRIGHT, R0BT., LIST and n. J. ayes.
Bell 1888; keystone 625-M.
S00Y, NJ. r., 3419 Pacific avenue
Bell Phone 42-W.
TELLER, w. f., Wildwood Trust Bldg.
B. 255; II. 40, & Drexel Bldg, Phila.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
Lower Township

]. Clifford Wilson, ct ux., to Harry
F. Bower. $500. Lot II, block D, ].
Clifford Wilson tract.
Katherine l.. Seymore, ct viz, to
Orpha Sheppard. 5000. Lot situate
on N. side of Town Bank road from
Delaware Bay to Cold Spring, adjoin-
ing lands formerly of Dan. B. Hughes
and Benz. B. Hughes, decd, containing
8 acres, l rood and l square rod.
Borough Of West Cape May
John w. Wilbraham to Frank A.
Nichols. Lot 956, block 29, Miller
Farm.
Levi G. Blake, ct ais, to Florence
Matthews. $500. Lot rs, Miller Farm.
Borough of West Cape May to Same.
Quit-claims lot n, block 2, Miller
Farm.
Cape May City
James NJ. E. Hildreth, ct ux., to Anna
E~ldridge. $500. Lot situate on East
side of Lafayette street and N. w. cor
ner of land of Humphrey Leaning,
adjoining land of Henry D. Stewart,
containing 1926 square feet.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
AUTO TRIPS

To Cape May, Ocean City and
Atlantic City
Phone Following for Rates, Service,
Number in Party
FADDIS TAXIS-S404 Atlantic Ave.
Day and Night. Keystone 279-A.
HOTEL AUTO SERVICE-Cedar and
Atlantic AYES. Bell S47-W; Key. AIS.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
DRUGGISTS

COHEN'S, Pacific and Pine ayes. Order
by phone. Bell 235; Keystone 619.
HANDLES, Penna. G. 18th ayes. Goods
delivered. Bell 261-J; Key. 656-A.
JACKS0N'S, Pacific and Oak ayes.
We deliver. Bell 407; Keystone SIS.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
OrthOpaedist
Veterinary Surgeon

Num-, Jennie B., 8OS W. Pine ave.
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TRAINED NURSES

steinbach, F. G., 125 E. Maple I've
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%PRACTICAL NTRSFS

FENTON, MRS. /. r., 342 e. wildwood.
KORAN, MRS. L., 1870 w. Spencer ave.
10 Years. Experience. Bell 413-W.
PAUL, MRS. A., 330S Pacific n
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. O'Brien and fam
lily, who have summered on Young
avenue since June, left for their
Philadelphia residence last Sunday.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
ChirOpractOr

MANGINO, II. c., Pacific and Lincoln
V Keystone 322.
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BROOKS, MISS NJ, IA E. Pine ave.
Experienced. Bell 514-M.
BURNSIDE, MISS G. 120 w. Glenwd.
Experienced. Bell 1926; Key. bid.
CROWTHER, MISS A., Ill E. Juniper.
Registered Nurse.
Terrier, Miss A, 313 E. 18th avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

C. A. FURRY, Wildwood and Atlantic
ayes. See Card. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
cu1rnREN HONOR MARY.

Nav procession In honor OF the
Blessed Mother and the crowning
of her statue. was held in the
church of the Holy Rosary at Clay
mont. on Sunday afternoon. The
children of the parish in the process
sion were under the charge of the
Rev. f. y. Fitzpatrick.
Upon arrival in the church the
children sang Bring Flowers Of the
Rarest." At its conclusion. little
Eleanor Glynn placed the wreath on
the splendid statute of Mary, our
Mother.
Then followed a sermon by Father
Fitzpatrick on the efficiency Of
prayer and the powerful intercession
of Mary Immaculate.
Following benediction Of the
blessed sacrament, the choir and
sang Holy God. We
Praise Thy Name" The congrega-
uon present was large and the chill
dren banked their bouquets Of flow
ers at the foot OF the Blessed Vir-
gin Mary's statue before leaving the
church.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
RECITAL PROGRAM BY
MISS MILDRED MASON

Program of the organ recital
which will be given tomorrow night
by Miss Mildred Mason, of Whining
ton at the Philadelphia Musical
Academy. 1917 Spruce street that
city, has been announced. Miss Ma
son is organlst at st. Peter Cathe-
dral, Sixth and West streets TINS
city, and will graduate from the
Philadelphia Academy, which also Is
known as the zeckwer-Hahn Con-
servatory.
H. Jay virgins, bass VIII be the
assisting artist and Marie Bue-
dinger. the accompanist The pro-
gram is as follows:
organ. Sonata (No. p, Mendels-
sohn: Etude (PedaD, Thomas. No-
cal Invocation, William Hammond.
organ. Prelude and Fugue tNo. 3D.
Bach: Concerto Gregoriano lflrst
p. Yon. Vocal Malgri
Moi. George Pfeiffer. organ Ga
Vote. Thomas; March Releiguese'
Guilmant.