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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-24
SOCIAL
Activities
e N T E r T AIN MEN t S
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
PRETTY wedding will take
n place tonight at the home

| | PRETTY wedding Will take
Il M place tonight at the home
LII Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Fletcher,
765 e McCarty ST., when their niece,
Miss Ellen Elizabeth Miller, will be-
come the bride of Albert DeLong Lee,
Of Sumarville, Miss, the Rev. f. s.
{. Wicks officiating. Miss Margaret
MCGEE, maid Of honor will wear a
gown of orchid georgette, and a cor
sage Of pink roses. C. @. Taylor will
act as best man.
The bride will wear a gown of white
georgette and lace and will wear
orange blossoms in her hair. Her bou-
quet will be white roses tied with
white satin ribbons.
Miss Emma Weisback, pianist, will
play program of bridal music.
After the ceremony a reception will
be held. The house will be decorated
with warden flowers and the appoint
ments will be carried out in a color
scheme of pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will go on a we'd
ding trip in the South, Mrs. Lee tray
cling in a suit of beige poiret twill,
with hat to match. They will make
their home in Sumarville, Miss.
Miss Harriet Badger, who Is to
marry DR. David Leslie Smith Oct. 10.
will be the guest of honor at a kitchen
shower at the home of Miss Nancy
Johnson, 644 E. Thirteenth st. She
viii be entertained at the home of
Mrs Mark Reasoner, 926 N. Campbell
Ave, Oct 6.
Among the parties planned for Miss
Margaret Davidson, 542S Lowell Ave,
whose marriage to Alfred H. Case will
take place Oct. 10, is one Saturday,
Oct 6, to be given by Miss Virginia
Moorhead. Mrs. James Morris Ed
wards. Gladstone Apartments, and
Mrs Mansur B. Cakes, 2121 N. Ala.
bama, will entertain FOR her next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Davidson will
entertain with a bridal dinner and
dance at the Columbia Club on Oct. Q.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Kreglo, 1909
w. Twenty ST., announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Helen, to
John Paul Rich, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Rich, 1904 N. Capitol Ave. which
took place Thursday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Rich will return from their
wedding trip and will be a. home at
1904 n. Capitol Ave, after Got. /.
Miss Helen Trent. who is to marry
| George NJ. Class. Oct. 4, VIII be the
honor guest tonight at a shower given
by the Kappa Phi Delta sorority at
the home Of Miss Thelma Burgess,
! 382 n. Hamilton Ave. Miss Burgess
will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Fer.
ger.
Miss Catherine scanlon, SAC Marion
Ave, and Miss Lulu Rutledge OF
Beech Grove. have returned from a
visit to San Francisco and Los An.
geles.
Frank D. Stalnal1er and Clyde z.
Robinson will attend the American
Bankers Association convention this
week at Atlantic City.
The George H Chapman. w. r. c.,
No. 10, Will entertain the George H.
Chapman Post, No. zoe, Tuesday aft
ernoon with a coffee and pie social on
the second floor Of Morrison Hall,
52h Monument Circle.
The Indiana Order OF Shepherds win
give a dance Wednesday evening in
the p. H. c. Hall. on the corner OF
East and Michigan SITS.
The Marion County w. G. T. u.
convention viii be held Wednesday at
the Victory Memorial Church, Wood
lawn and Villa AYES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-24

have not first made up for myself.
worn, and found how it felt" she
said. UNLESS dress is comfort
able, you never can wear 1t with
distinction"
incidentally, Mrs. Davidson is one
of the most beautiful women in
Paris, and she is her own best
manikin.
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4 4
IAI price there is little waste. So
III for the money invested the
amount of nourishrnent is great.
Care should be taken in cooking
oysters that they are not overlooked.
Nor should they be subjected to too
high a temperature during cooking.
Oysters are a protein food and their
digestibility depends much on the care
used in cooking them. If they are
overlooked or too quickly cooked they
become tough. leathery and hard to
digest.
Raw oysters may be served to in
valids, and steamed or baked oysters
and plain oyster stew are easily d.
gested.
Made" dishes Of oysters are more
difficult to digest because of the max
ings," the oysters themselves being
practically steamed or baked in the
ether ingredients.
Baked Oysters
II possible choose oysters in the
she'll Wash shells and place in drip.
u e
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On Holding friendship

Dear Miss Lee: Last spring I met boy
who lives in Indianapolis He comes to our
town every two or three weeks, to spend the
weekend and he always comes to see me.
He acted as If he might be tired OF me. l
like him and always have such good times
with him that I'd hate TO have him stop
coming. I do not run after him, for
know the disastrous result of that
He has just written mo that he Is coming
out again. soon and wants to come to see
me. Do you think that If L don't see him
next? think that il l write htu that he
..annCt see me he will not come to his
uncle's where he visits, at all He often has
told me he comes Just to see me.
It seems to me on are worrying
foolishly If the boy were tired Of
your company he would not be SO
eager to see you. And he probably
would doubt your friendship, should
you refuse to see him.
NEMESIS: I am afraid you can
not expect much help from this man.
If. as you say, you were as much to
blame as he was you hardly have
right to SIX him to leave town. Don't
you think 1t might be better for you
to stay, too. and fight this out2 If
you can prove to your own satisfac-
ton that you have risen above your
past mistakes, you will find the future
much easier.
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Soutache Braid

Two or three different shades Of
soutache braid are used to edge some
OF the ruffles and tiers of the new
serge frocks.
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For Evening Wear

Small turbans of gold or silver lace
are very popular in Paris for eve
ming wear
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-24
New Style Pumps

Pumps Of brocaded materials are
further embeilished by elaborate
buckles or fancy heels.
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ical American grip"
Her name isn't really Peggy, you
know. It's Miss Heath Eu,alia Wal
ker, and she was Miss Coney Island"
in the national beauty race.
''Penrhyn Stanslaws?" says Peggy.
oh, you mean the fellow that was
down at Atlantic City with a tape
measure? Said we weren't typical
American girls-yearned for college
girls and society girls and all that?'
Peggy shifted and said argumenta-
lively:
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Avoid Eye Strain
Place stationary wash tubs at the
side Of windows, not in front of them.
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Gas Cooking

Gas Cooking
When cooking with gas. remember
70 keep the flame under the vessel,
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BEAUTY AND ARTIST DEBA TIE O

Penrhw StanawS Expresses Disappointment Over Pick at
Atlantic City Contest Miss Coney island Says
He Don't Know Everything,
By JOSEPHINE VAN DE GRIFT
se-ices at
k7IEW YORK. Sept 24Wha sort of girl the typical Amer
LIZ lean girlq
Ssventx cities tried find out by sending candidates to
atlantic City, where beauty honors dispensed by jury of
Famous artists
Then when over Penrhyn Stanlaws has
drawing beautiful girl pictures for years years. shocked every
body by saying he disappointed ypica
!can girls.
II she wasn't Atlantic City where Who
And whyf
Rushing to Woodstock artists colony just outside New
York asked Stanaw Rushing back picked Miss Heath
Euaia Wakercandidate and prize wnner-and her
And just how they disagree! Read:
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Wearing Short Trains
Short trains are very frequently
caoy, IN orIx1a.fax, erfr, 44,{s -
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Z elLbur
hhCCRobinson
CAUSE OF GOITER

HE cause Of goiter has been re-
Gently subjected to much dis
! cussion on the part OF physic-
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Household
Suggestions

On Wash Day
Never put the boiler on the frt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-24
WHAT THE GIRL SAYS

Nj EW YORK, Sept. 24.-"Wen,
M Peggy, m'dear," I says, "and
. what do you think Of the typ
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COOKED OYSTERS

1 LTHOUGH oysters are high in
Al price there is little waste. So
. for the money invested the
nrnnA - l, L.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

TO LoAN-sso,o 900 AT SIX PER CENT.
If you have frst-class business prop
erty, at about three to one security. J.
h. Berry. 5l2 Gunter Bldg.
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A Special Bargain I'm Coal

Washed Pea Coal, good steam COAL $3.50
Washed Nut Coal for both and furnace, The
P Hospital has been burning this
Washed Egg Coal good coal for heating aid cooking $3.50
Lump Coal $500
All this coal has 10000 heat pound prices
ton of 1000 pounds F. O. the railroad
depos of San Antonio Less than buyers
and order hold 35 so
for instance order eighteen twoon buyers
Be to specify depot if
IG N Depot for instance do
the S. P. Depot
We will book orders at these prices midnight 81
This promise to be abundant and consequence
labor will be ockng to the farms will
able to mine coal when most needed SO fill bins
save money. All coal stores well.
Terms: Cash with order.
In this city have business relations with following
houses banks and lawyers The Alamo Works.
tonic Machine Supply Marucehau Co.. NJ IIalff
Bro, Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Company Cafare Bros Gross
National Bank Alamo National Bank Judge Keo Judge
Douglas. " -
0LM0S COAL COMPANY Eagle Pass Texas.
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The Time to Act
written by the Real Estate Editor)

There are, roughly speaking three classes of people
in the word-those who act prematurely and without
mature judgment those who act promptly yet with due
caution and consideration, and those who act at
all, or, if So too late.
sufficient amount Of delberation for the size of
the proposition be acted upon is the highest type of
wisdom But procrasnation not only is the thief of time,
but it has wrecked people financially than almost
any other fault
There certain decisions in the life of normal
that must be made later. Put them off
too long and the lives to regret the
that allowed to slip In nothing this truer
than in the purchase of home.
The average home-owner would be amazed to know
that there thousands and thousands of families in
city the size of San Antonio that have yet awakened
to realization of what they losing through nonpur
chase of the dwelling place they occupy
In buying a home in any other business transac-
tion there also those who prematurely who buy
before they prepared adequately to finance home
who select house with their hearts rather than with
their heads These however, a small minority
The far greater majority just keep putting off, They
intend to buy home eventually, but days slip away,
weeks and months and years pass and still they not
home-owners.
The purpose Of this article is urge such people to
begin today to study the homecoming problem in
To devote to careful and sensible consideration Then
act.
In the classified pages of The San Antonio Light there
bargains in homes each week One of the first
steps in approaching the homebuying problem sensbly
is to read these ads.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

BUCKS. BUCKS, DODGESi DODGE
All makes. all models; real good oneI
big bargains with a real guarantee bI
hind them; good terms. CT. 1895. Linz
sey- Trough Auto Co. 214 E. Travis.
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Statesmen WANTED

RES y - y 81 LIE MANUFACTURER,
wants local representative to cover
this territory on high grade specially,
every business and person prospect;
one of the hest money makers of the
day: Write today for free sample and
complete information. Address Dept g,
2i0 :. Fourth St, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANT ED-SALESMEN TO REPRE-
sent going industrial plant in the
sale Of stock protected by bank bonds.
hest proposition ever offered 10 the
public. Call Mission 100.
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MUSICAL ;NSTKuN E>TS
We Rent New Pianos

AND PLAYER-PIANos s. AND
UP PER MONTH. WE PAY
CASH FOR YOUR USED PIANOS,
EXPERT TUNING, REPAIRING,
TALKING MACHINE AND PIANO
CASE REFINISHING.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
SlS w. COMMERCE. CIR. 1890.
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HELP. MALE OR FEMALE

ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY,
2liA Z. Commerce ST.. upstairs, all
kinds OF help and positions furnished in
and out of city. Travis ..
MEN. WOMEN. WANTING GOVERN
mcnt positions, railway mail. postof-
flee, clerical. paying Sl4O0-s2300, expert
cnce unnecessary. For free PARTICULAR,
write g. W. Robbins, Civil Service EN-
pert. 80 Pope Bldg, Washington, n. G.
GOOD COUPON MEN OR WOMEN FOR
Al proposition. Nagcl Studio. $685.
T.. Houston 81.
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MONEY TO LOAN

A. ADLER LOANS WITHOUT REMOV-
al OF autos, cattle. furniture. ETC., in
sums or $50 to $1,000, quick action. no
Russell Bldg. Crockett els.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

BUSINESS LETTERS. MANUSCRIPTS.
etc. typed. all kinds OF tipping done at
reasonable rates. Call or write Mr.. Quay,
1925 n. New Braunfels Ave. Travis 6575.
WANTED-sTEADY OR JOB HAULING
for ton truck, rates reasonable. Phone
Peters, Travis 421G.
wANTED-JOB AS WAITER or PORT
or. Box 1fS. Light.
FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
Sclectiye help Of all classes furnished.
Open shop Association. 20i BedeH Bldg.
Crockett 6G0l.
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AGENTS WANTED

FAST SELLING DEVICE; POSSIBLE
sale every home. loo per cent profit
each sale Address for particulars Bo,
1S4. Corpus Christi. Texas.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFIDENTIAL LOANS. sos GIBBS
Bldg.
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EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL FOR
housework and cooking. 91s West
Craig. Crockett S2s2.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Opportunity for Ladies

opportunity LOT LauleS
wishing to learn a paying trade; will
teach for a small fee. furnishing mate
rails: steady work with good pay for
those who qualify. Brohman Co. 1850
W. Houston st. CT. 1886.
EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL FOR
housework and cooking. 91s West
Craig. Crockett S2S2.
MAKE IS DAILY TYPEWRITING-
Honest, permanent. Particulars free.
Enclose sef-addressed envelope. Dept
So. Box 377, Los Angeles, Calf.
WANTED = WOMAN AS ASSISTANT
for luucheonette. Milburn Drug co.
WANTED-GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
two children. b. Chellberg, 221S Perez
St, Prospect Hill.
WANTED-wHITE GIRL FOR COOK
ing and general work, in small fam
lily. German or polish preferred. lS9
Dakota. Crockett 2472.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED MOTOR
sewing machine operators, making
white duck jackets and pants. Apply
South Western Jacket Mfg. Co., GS2 w.
Commerce st.
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SELECT AUTO PARTS cd

1i36 North Flores st. Travis IS.
New and used parts. Haynes pan
and service.
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ASK for the Want Ad Department.
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HELP WANTED MALE
Real Estate Salesman

We want one or two experienced real
estate statesmen with car and references,
to help sell enc of the best selling new
propositions offered in San Antonio in
long while as we'll as do a general real
estate business.
J. L. LYLE REALTY co.
aO9 Gibbs Bldg.
PRE- SSMAN-IN GOOD OFFICE DOING
high-clasS printing, must have ability
to deliver the very finest grades OF work.
situation permanent IL you can make
good. A knowledge OF binding and print
ing better though not necessary. Wire
or write Kingsville Publishing Co, Kings
vile, Tex.
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II l 4 IA dys.
wk. Sun Wk. Inc.
Day Day iDaysllSun-l Week
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assed Ads Would Not Pay Merchandise Did Not Make
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

APARTMENT-MoDE CLEAN, DE-
sirable location; also front bedroom,
furnished. Crockett 45I2.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

WANTED-MENDIN AND DARNINC
by elderly woman who viii come 10
your home. can Crockett 1853.
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$1,000
SOUND POST OAK WOOD

Free kindling. quality and measure
guaranteed. Bushoe Wood Co.. Crock
EFT 1921 or Crockett $3.50.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You May Find the Cost OF Your Ad By
the Following Table of Rates:
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BOOKS.

BOOKS, BooKsi BOOKS!
We buy all kinds Of books.
233 S. Alamo st. Crockett 1873.
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Loans WANTED

WANTED--s1500 ON $4,000 FURNI-
ture quick. liberal interest. W. il.
Burnett, Crockett 1857.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

APARTMENTS FURNISHED
DlD' MILLS BLUE BUGS. CIR. 6sGS
TWo-RooM APARTMENT, IN PRE-
vate home, modern, SlS per month,
garage. III Crofton. Crockett 7247.
MODERN APARTMENTS WITH OR
without garage. No. 307 S. Cherry ST..
near 5. y. depot, TT. 51i3. J.. Lohsberg.
NICELY FURNISHED TWO-ROOM
apartment, also furnished single room,
modern conveniences. walking distance,
near car line. 422 Santa Clara Street
ALAMO HEIGHTS DUPLEX. CLEAN,
modern furnished apartment, living
roo dining room, gl9ssed sleeping
clair Ave.
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VACANCY IN THE NEWLY BUILT,
nicely furnished Apartments, 416 E.
Dewey Place. Inquire 40 L. Dewey
place.
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FOR sALE-EXTRA FINE sAXA-
phone in good condition. Price $3.50.
see e. p. saucier, fourth floor. Joske
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Adjuster of All Claims

For the past IS years have success
fully adjusted hundreds Of personal in
jury claims law prohibits me soliciting
claims OF riis character but does not
prohibit me handling such claims unso-
licited. f. =. McCloSley. 212 Houston
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STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers:
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
DALLAS TIMEs-HERALD,
FORT WORTH sTAR-TELEGRAM.
Ell PAsO HERALD.
More than million readers
every Sunday. Combined want ad
rate.
Minimum charge :o-word count.
WEEKDAY INSERTIONS. lie
PER WORD. SUNDAY INSER-
TIONS. l3hc PER WORD cost
only s2.20 for one weekday In
sertion or s7.l0 for three inser-
lions. including one Sunday.
All copy for Sunday insertion
must be submitted with cash to the
San Antonio Light by noon of the
preceding Thursday.
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BUENA VISTA. 1sOO-FURNIsHED
apartment. three rooms. private bath:
glassed-in sleeping porch, garage. CT.
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM APART
ment, Sleeping porch. tile bath. steam
heat, all modern. Phone Crockett 554f.
S2i West Woodlawn.
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FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
apartment, reasonable. Apply 4l6
Dwyer Ave.
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APARTMENTS. UNFURNISHED

FIRST-CLASS UPPER FIREPROOF
apartment. three large rooms. bath,
II. S47.5O per month or special terms
for year lease. Al G. Jonas, Travis 1920.
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USED CARS FOR SALE

FORD TOURING CAR IN FINE SHAPE.
new rubber. paint and seat covers,
s2iO, cash or terms.
CLIFTON GEORGE MOTOR 60.
Irockett $50 72S L. Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

ONE HUNDRED REAL BARGAINS
real good slightly used automooile
with a real honest-to- goodness guarant
with them. Come see US. CT. lsSaAa01
sey-Krough Auto Co. 2i< E. Travis.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
for real estate or land. Bucks. Dodge
Stutz, All late models. Call at on9
Aiberts Motor Sales Co. I'll s, Flores
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-05-24
STATE ORDERS RABBITS TO
IMPROVE N. j. HUNTING

Convinced that the majority of New
Jersey sportsmen want more rabbit
hunting, the State Fish and Game
Commission has placed orders for 5000
western c~ottontails for distribution on
the cunning grounds, next Fall. The
is in continuation of the plan of
the commission to apply the additional
funds from increased license fees paid
by sportsmen, directly to the purchase
of more game and fish for restocking
purposes.
The rabbits will be distributed ed
ually among the counties of the state.
They will be released on open hunt
ing grounds, at the request of owners
but under direction of the wardens.
No rabbits will be placed in the vic
unity of orchards or truck farms or
where farmers object. Many farmers,
however, are anxious to share in the
distribution of game.
Wardens will begin the restocking
work Immediately after the close of
the cunning season, when cool wealth
er will make it safe to ship the game.
1t will be the largest distribution of
rabbits ever made by the state. In
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-05-24
BACCALAUREGTE SERVICES

The Baccalaureate services for the
High School will be held in the High
School on Sunday evening, June 10th,
under the direction of the clergymen
of Wildwood. Rev. Irwin H. Fisher,
pastor of the First Baptist Church will
have charge of the services and Miss
Brown Of the Music Department of the
Public Schools will prepare the music.
The program in full is as follows:
1. Opening Invocation-Rev. Jas. H.
Clark, Rector st. Simeon's P. E.
Church.
2. Chorus-"O, Promise Me!"-Ar-
ranged by Frank r. Rix.
3. Prayer-Rev. G. N. Keller, Pastor
First M. E. Church, Wildwood.
A.. Scripture Lesson-Rev. Paul H.
Neff, Pastor Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, wildwood.
5. Sermon-Rev. James Dougherty,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church,
wildwood.
6. Chorus-"The Lord is my Shep-
her ."-Paraphrase of the twenty
third psalm.
Z. Invocation-Rev. Jas. H. Clarke.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-05-24
TROUT FOR JERSEY
If FISH LIKE OUR PONDS

Lake trout, one of the gamiest of
land-locked fresh water fishes may be-
come an important angling asset of
New Jersey. Under direction of the
State Fish and Game Commission,
Green pond in the northern part of
the state, has been stocked with sew
eral thousand of these trout and the
experiment will be watched with in
terest by thousands of fishermen.
The lake trout require a pond OF
deep, cold water and the conditions
under which they thrive in other sta
ties, the commissioners believe, are
duplicated in Green pond. If the ex-
pertinent proves successful in Green
pond, the distribution of these fish
will be extended to other cold water
lakes of New Jersey. The lake trout
were Matched at the State Fish Hatch
cry, at Hackettstown, from eggs i'm
ported in wet moss from other states.
They make rapid growth and reach a
larger size than the brook, rainbow
and brown trout, which species the
states uses in general restocking work.