Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-05-17

find fault the Booster Banquet was a
success. All Philadelphia newspapers
had reporters there and all gave the
club and city a write-up. We have the
clippings to prove our statement. To
get front page stories we have to have
nationally known men, with message
OF national Importance. Philadelphia
newspaper owners run their own pap
ers and no one here, even the kickers,
can get space in Philadelphia unless
they have a big story to put over.
Ignore the kickers, gentlemen OF the
golf club you did well under the
circumstances and you all deserve
commentator. Congratulations Lat
inner! Foster Goslin Trusteesi
Mayor COPYRIGHT Smiths offer to
give Elisha Lee, Vice President of the
Pennsylvania r. R. a gold fountain
pen to fill in the check to electrify the
West Jersey & Seashore r. r. from
Millville to Wildwood was timely and
well received by all. Even Mr.. Lee,
enjoyed the joke. Remember last year
Mr.. Lee promised to do this. We must
have Identification to get continued
service. Transportation comes first.
Has anyone found the lawn mower
that is needed to cut the grass on the
greens on the golf course? You know
what Mr.. Findlay said-and he knows.
The course will be 0. K. for the
seasons playing. Bring on your clubs.
Wildwood will have a delegation at
the Firemen's Parade at Collingswood,
June 9th. Wildwood's always on the
job.
Tuesday was horribly hazy and the
only place the stars were visible was
around the High School Building!
eastern Stars).
The Wapella String band needs en-
enlargement, it turns out and adver-
tises itself from M end of h city
to the other. They ought to be quite
proficient by New Years. Practice
makes perfect. What instrument does
Charlie Heinle play-the heart strings?
Have you seer the slogan wild
wood Welcomes the World" on the
water tank at Pine Avenue and the
Railroad? Take a look before some
visitor tells you all about it.
Did O ever read "Acres of Dia-
monds? Did you ever hear DR.. Russell
H. Conwell deliver that interesting
speech? If not go to the Methodist
Church June 18th and hear it. It's the
opportunity of a lifetime and will
make YOU appreciate your home city
more. For wildwood now is an Acre
of Diamonds-from Hereford Inlet to
Cold Spring Harbor.
How nice the Knights Templar look
ed as they paraded on Pacific Avenue
last week. Did it not do your heart
good to see so many local men in the
line-and the dear old Wildwood City
Band in the lead. They are always
on the job.
Wonderful how interested some
folks are now in the public Athletlc
field. Give them time and they will
all see the wisdom of the selection.
Best buy the city made in years.
Here's hoping the men who run the
baseball team will get a good line
team together.
Hereford Inlet ought to be opened
again and if this paper can be of any
assistance in getting Federal aid.
Gentlemen of Anglesea call on us.
The coal men advise us that this
is the good time to fill your coal bin.
Prices may soar next winter. Take
a tip and order your supply now.
Buy your "Poppies" from the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of the American Leg
ion. AS one veteran told his wife
"If the women could have seen the
red blood flowing in Flanders the
blood of the defenders of the world
they would be making Poppies to help
out the cause" The blood flowed
and mingled with the peoples and it is
reminiscent of the horrible past. Help
make and sell them! For the money
will aid the wounded.
With all the ice men in business IN
the beach, we should be well supplied
this summer. May the dimensions
and weights continue equal to the
service promised.
The Pennsylvania r. r. has an ex-
cursion to Philadelphia on June 3rd-
this is a Sunday. Surely we have
enough churches in Wildwood.
WILDWOOD BRIEF
The Junior Catholic Club was given