davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

hospodafovani cirkevnich stat
XII zada, ably sprava statkI
byla pfedana patiicnym cinite-
linn, predevsim pax trnavske-
mu apostolskemu administra-
toru dru Jantauschovi, je az
pfilis izrejmo, kan tyto l'dac-
ke utoky miri. L'ud'ci cht9li
by Sc zmocniti vynosI cirkev-
mich statkI. Centralni resp. IL
kvidacni komise, spravujici ty
to, statky. sestava Sc vetsinou z
odborniku plni svedomite sve
zayazky, t. j. udrzuje patric-
ne cirkevni budovy pTispiva
ma podobne Icely. L'ud akum
ivsak nebezi 0 zajmy cirkevni.
jim jde to, aby Sc spravy
statku ujali jejich lide: bis
kupove trnavsky apnStolsky
administrator. O tc, aby bisku-
pove a administrator podporo-
vail z vynos1 cirkevnich stat
ku zchatrale finance rudove
strany, dovedli by Sc Hlinka,
Juriga a j. w postarali, Proto
/ prijala nase yerejnost uspo-
kojenim odpoved' ministra Skol
Istvi ma interpelaci l'ud'ackeho
poslance TpnaEka a spoil, ty-
kajici Sc spravy cirkevnich
statku dosavadnimi smernice-
mi. Pani lud'aci Sc musi od-
naucit povazovat vse, co SOU
ivisi s katolickou cirkvi IA svo-
il vyhradni domenu, z niz by
mohli teziti ku svym ucelnm
.politickyan..
j. Nove lspechy ceskosloUenske
opery . Barcelona. = Dosavadni
ctyfi pfedstaveni Smetanovy Pro
dane nevesty" Barcelona msla
pronikavy, stale Sc stupnujici u
speech a byla provedena pfi vypro-
ldanych domech veIkeho divadla
Gran Teatro del Liceo'' Tato
ctyfi pfedstaveni naystivilo celkem
temsr $4,000 lidi. phi jednom
predstaveni vybrala sprava. diva
ldla ma vstupnsm ash 5000 pc
Iset. t. j. asi 100000 Ke. To
znamena. ze pfi opernich zavo-
dech v Barcelona dociIaa Pro
dana nevesta ' pomsrne nejvetsiho
dosud pfijmu. Ale moralni u
speech ''Prodane nevesty" v Bar
celone byl velky vyyznamny. Po
itlesk ziskaval pfi kazdem pfedsta-
veni ma sile pri poslednim pred
slaveni nebylo arie. dueta ami SEX
tetta. nebo tcisel tanecnich, ably
Jpn Mich nezavznel potlesk pfi ote-
,vfene scene. Barcelonske casopi-
sy pfinesly neien velmi sympatic-
Ike referaty o premiefe ''Prodane
Inevesty" nybrz' jeste i v pozdsj-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

statotvornych jcvi Sc potes.tel-
ny vzestup. Plati to jak 0 ne
davnych volbach v Novych
Zamcfch, ,kde Mad'ar a l'u-
d'aci ztratili 3 mandaty, /, tax
ma Vrdtkach, kde klesl poeet
lud'ackych hlasd - prcti mi
nulym volbam - S $50 ma $50
hlasI komunistickych pax $
1922 ma 1903. Kandidatky sta
totvorne docilily 13 mandatu
proti 8 ma1datGm, docilenym
ma podzim.
Ceskosiovenske zbozi ma lin
skem veletrhu. Prayer Pres
Sc" sdeluje, ze ma lipskem We
letrhu nalezly dobry odbyt csl
kufacke rekvisity, hracky, zlbo
II porculanove, hrousene sklo,
kdezto zbozi jablonecke tesilo
Sc mensiho odbytu. Neiv{ce
kupovali fisti Nemci, protoze
ceny jmenovanych pri,myslo-
vych vyrobkd jsou v Nemecku
drazsi nez v CSR. Vseobecne
byly pronaseny stiznosti ma W.
soke ceny bytG potravin i
Lipsku.
VystshovalcIm do Amer;ky
Z .ministerstva socialni pece sc
na'hromadilo pres 10000 W.
stehovaleckych past do Spoie-
nych StatG severoamerickych
ma novy fiskalni .rok 1924-25.
Die zprav nasich zastupitel-
skych' uradd We Srojenych Sta
tech, jakoz die clanku v anne
rckem tisku, bude naSe kvo-
ia daleko mensi, nez byla v
minulych letecll, takze Sc do
stane jen ma nepartnou cast
vystehovalcG, ktefi mali pasy
liz vystavene. Vzhledem k We
likemu mnozstvi doslych liz pa
SD jest naprosto bezvyznamne
a bezlcelne udileti povoleni
k vyjimecnemu vystaveni past
do Spojenych StatI /; minister
stvo socialni pece zada proto
ably nebyly podavany podobne
zadosti, at primo tysteltoval.
ci, nebo prostrednictvim sebe
vlivneisich osob. Zada sc tez,
aby upusteno bylo od jakych-
kcliv osobnich intervenci V m
nisterstvu v zalezitosti odje.
zdu vystehovalcd do Spoie.
nych Statu, at pfislUsn6m
oddeleni nebo u pana ministra
iezto nemohou miti naprosta
sadneho pfizniveho vysledku
Sn1rt zavinsna anonymnin
dopisem. V nemocnici' v Mar.
marosske Sihote bvla zamest.
mana iako urednice V;ktoris
Filipova. Byla snoubenkou no.
,tafe KodeuSla. Tento obdrze'
pred nekolika tydny anomni dc
pis, v nen1z pisatel, patrne ne.
iaky Eilipoyou zamitnuty Ear.
livec, psal, re Filipova jest de.
vtatko ne praye pozivajioi do.
bre povesti. Notaf cinil svt
snoubence vycitky a cht6l sc
dCzvedeti primo cd nj zda-l
| Jest tomu tax. Kdyz notar dev.
&c po marnem pTesvedcovan
ze dopis jest psan v umysll
| poskoditl iejl povest, zanecha
odhodlalo Sc toto k sebevrazde
Pockalo ma rychlik a vrhlo sc
Sc pod nej. Vse Sc delo vnoc
a kdyz rano Tide nest astnic
naSli. byla zmrzla a tezce IRA
ncna. Kdyz byla dopravena dc
nemocnice, zemrela. Cetnictvt
zahajilo patrani po pachateli
jez ma ma svedomi lidsky vi
vot.
Msstsky le{ar pri ordinaci "a
BIT neznamyn pachatelem. '
Iutery II. bfezna v casmych no
dinach rannich byl spac.han Y
Trmicich u Usti naG Labem pr
sarny zlocin. V dome {. 233 =,
ISchillerove tride byl mestsk.
| lakar 66!ety Mudj'. Antoisfl
iOuoika bestianim zpusoben
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JOS. J. VEVERA
- nastupce

JAN VEVERA A SYN
jedno nejssarsich q nejspole.
hlvsjsich poiistujicich xastu.
pitelstvi VI CievelandS.
VSEOBEcNE POJISTOvANf
Veskere pojistky vzdy merry.
chleji vyplaceny.
Ufad.: 614 National City Bids
Tel. Main 1918 Cent. 2019
Residence: 2270 w. Al. ulice,
Tel. Lincoln 2l42 M.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

Nsmec o snasi sportovni wy
spelosti: Walter Mang, znamy
nemecky vydavatel popular
Mich knih . plavectvi, ifapsal
We stati "Vom russichen Was
selsport' (uverejneneho v ca
sopise "Wassersport" {. ~. o
mas mezi jinymi toto: "'Cecho-
We jsou maly, zato vsak ctr
zadostivy narod, bydlici v srd
ci Evropy. Pc svetove valce,
kdy ziskali sanfostatnost, Ia
ujali kratke dobe pozoruhod-
ne misto We svetovem sportu.
Nalezi. jim tn heze sporu pri-
mat mezi vsemi, i temi nejvet-
SINH slovahskyR1i narody., Ia
Ike plovani Sc jak v Praze, tax
i ia venkove horlive pestuje.
Cechove nevahali engagoyati
fisskonemeckeho trainera, pres
velikou jinak nechut' k Mem
cum, a dociluji V Kratke dobe
vybornych vysledkd." -Mapg
navstivil Prahu u prilezitosti
mezinarodnfch plaveckych "a
vodd c. P. X. v cervenci 1929.
Zmatek v autonomistickem
tabofes Nazornym dokladem
naprosteho chaosu v autonomi-
stickem tabofe slovenskem je
afera zakazani postovni dopra-
Wy ma Slovensko ''Oenneho Hla
SUI, stvavelS,u autonomisticke-
mu casopisu, vychazejicimu v
Clevelande. Ze pro toto opa-
trent sc rozciluie "Slovak", je
zcela pochopitelno. Tento ca
sopis Sc soustavne rozciluje,
kdyz pohranicni urady dopad-
nou a potrestaji paseraky Je-
hlicskova "Slovaka" z Polska,
lhostejn0, IDA proto, re lituje,
re je vzata moznost vpasovati
ma dzemi Slovenska nejhorsi
renegatskou tiskovinu, apilaji-
ci nejenom republice, ale
vSem SlovakGm mimo Hlinky,
nebo proto, ze pri dopadeni je
temer pravidelne pristizen ta-
kee agitator strany l'udove. Ze
Sc ale rozciluii "Narodnie No
viny' martinske, je uz meme
pochopitelno a svedci jen jak
bylo nahore receno, o uplnem
zmateni iazykd tabore au-
tonomistickem. Neni prec tax
davno, co isme' zaznamenali
odmitnuti Ungerova, Jehlicsko-
Va a Dvorszakova hloupeho
po'dniku "zahranicniho kongre
su slovenc.kej eiinigracie" re
strany tychz 'Narodniech No
VIM. Proc dnes tvz casopis Wy
hrozuie uradGm, re nedovolu-
il postovni dopravu ma Sloven-
sko Gasopisu, -ktery neni cd
d.a Jehlicsky daleko? Kdy5
Bazovsky odmital Jehlicsku V
"N. N" jake zr;idce, ktery me-
ma prava hlasiti SIC ku Slova
kun, proc V temz liste Kom.
panek Sc Jehlicsky ujima a
proc zamlcuje jak Denny
Has" soustavne stve proti re.
puiblice He, logika autOno'
mistu ma Slovensku! Vfdi 10,
bre, re Denny Has" nebyl "a
kfzan proto, re je mluvcim a.
merickych Slovaku-autonomi
stu, ale proto ze stve soustav'
ne proti ocwobozenamu Sloven
\ sku a proti republ;ce stejnym
zpusobem, iako to cini zahra
lnicnf "Slovak" Jehlicskuv. -
List. ktery doprava utulku Je'
hiicskovi, ieboz stvave brozury
ljeho tiskarla rozSiruje, snat
kora tytez sluzby nepratelun
Slovenska jako organisaofi "a
! hranicniho 'koagresu." Ale tt
IL je v same rovaze autono
mistickych desparatI vsech ol
stint: postavit to, CO jeste wee
"a prohEasovaH "a nezmeni
telne kredo, Ultra lplne ma hi;
VI! Takovi isou nejehom Ju
riga a Tomanek, ale trosec
..s.: ., NAc.,t:.oo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
Zpravy z cesloslovenslk@ republilxy

tfili stareho lakafe We velke ka
luzi krve lezeti ia podlaze. Ma
bytek, podlaha i steny byly DO
strikany krvi. DR. Quoika mel
ma hlave 5 ran,. jez mu vrah
zasadil nohou cd zidle a roz-
stiistil mu ma nekolika mi
stech lebecni kost. Ponevadz z
knihy, do niz 1oktor zapisoval
nemocne, byl vytrzen list pr
sty postrisnenymi Skrvi, bylo
patrani po vrahovi znacne u
snadneno. Okna ordinacni
svetnice veaou do Schillerovi
tridy v mista kudy nechodi IL
de. Vrah prchl patrhe timto O.
knem do zahrady kol vily a
zmizel. Mistnf Gethictvo "a
hajilo lined patan9za pomoci
slnebniho psa. Dopcledne
byl zatcen podezrely muz, kite
ry vsak vse zapira.
Porolniceni culrovaru Ro-
sicich u Chrasti. "Svaz Zeme-
dGlskych cukrovard' zakoupil
V techto dnech cukrovar Oldfi.
cha Ferdinanda Kinskeho V Ro
siclch u Chrasti. Cukrovar bu-
de "a spolupusobenf "Csl. je-
dnoty repard' porolnicen, a to
ma podklade aiciovem. Denni
zpracovani cukrovaru obnasi
5000 a.
Ministr Habrman o skole a
uciteli Ministr Habrman zaslal
'Geskoslovenske obci utitelske'
"a jeji blahoprejny projev k
sedesatce dopis tehoto obsa-
hu: "Povazuji "a milou svoji
povinnost podekovati vam "a
vzpominkovy projev u prile-
zitosti mych -sedesatych naro-
zenin a prosim, byste zan thu
mocili mdj uprimny dix vsem
PIP. clen1m Ceskoslovenske OBJ
ce ucitelske. Rad vzpominam
ma dobu, ztravenou v nejvyssi
sprave skolske, kdy bylo mne
poprano spolupracovati a pu.
sobiti k vyvoji naseho ,osvobo
zeneho Skolstvi v duchu pokrC
ku demokracie, jakoz i k u
znani ucitelskeho stavu We smy
slu hospodarskeho zabezpece-
nj pc STRANGE hmotne. Domni.
vam Sc, re duch a smer meho
pusobeni byly spravne a re &C
sty nastoupene nebudou opus
teny pokrokovym ucitelstvem
ami V budoucnosti. Skola jest
statkem a majetkem celeho n;
roda. Ucitel jest nejvyznam
nejsim pracovnikem ma poll w
chovy nejen mladeho pokole
nj, nybrz naroda. Ma byti nj
jen ucitelem malych, ale rad
Gem a prftelem velikych. M;
TX tomu nejlepsi a neikrasnejs
prilezitost. Vychova skolska j.
prupravou k lepsi t'astnej
81 budoucnosti vSech. Dobr;
skola, zabezpecujici vzdelani
rozmnozujici schopnosti a. We
domosti svefene il mladeze, j
,nej1cinnejsi zbrani proti zao
stalosti a nejvydatnejsim pro
stredkem k uchovanl nabytycl
vymozenosti a k docfleni Il
spechu a vitezstvi We smerl
svobody, demokracie, pokrokl
a Socialism,. Pfal bych 81, alb,
toho vedomi 81 byli vsichni pt
krokovi lide a ably V tomto We
domi velk6ho vyznamu skol,
ucitele vsichni spolupraco
vail a pdsobili k dobru vsech
naroda statu."
Sprava cirkevnich statkd ns
Slcvenskn. L'udaeky list itoc
, neustale proti Wade, vytykaj,
il. re zridila ke sprave cirkev
Mich statku ma Slovensleu cen
tralni komisi, pozdeii pax Ii
kyidacni kon'isi. Obe komise V
nj fud' d'acky tisk z nespravneht
t.sE.ssExEs:.'ll::s s.:sE:
=
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

Mestsky le{ar pri ordinaci "a
bit ne7namyin pachatelem. V
ltery II. bfezna v casmych ho-
dinach rannich byl spachan V
Trmicich Usti mac Labem pri
serny zlocin. V dome {. 233 Y
Schillerove tiide byl mestsky
lakaf 66lety Mudj'. Antorin
ouoika bestialnim zpusooem
zavrazden. DR.. Quoika odebral
Sc mezi 7 a 8 hodinou ranni
ze sveho bytu v l., pate do or
.dinacni sine " pfizemi.3 Pone-
vadz byl% pokladnicnim leka-
rem. shromazdifo Sc zahy v
cekarne as 10 nemocnych. -
|Nez DIR. Quoika ami ,po, 8. ho-
dine nezahaul ordinaci, coz by
10 nemocnym napadnym. | o
tevreli ordinatni svetnici a spa
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
Sundays Game.

Pleasantyille defeated her old rival,
Egg Harbor, at Egg Harbor, Sunday,
in a one-sided game, 10. Everham
held the Egg Harbor strikesmiths in
check throughout the entire game,
yielding only four scattered hits. Not
a single Egg Harbor player reached
third during the game. Nelson, Smith
and jacket, with ten safe hits between
them, aided the new pitcher in win
ming his initial game. Nelson's drive
over the right field fence with one man
on base in the first inning, started
Pleasantville on her road to victory.
Bauer, the Egg Harbor pitcher, left
the box after the fourth inning. Mel
Their Sciore nor Henshaw, who follow
ed Bauer in the order named, however,
We're able TO prevent Pleasantyille
from scoring five more runs. Earlier
in the season Egg Harbor whitewash-
ed Pleasantville in Pleasantville, 30.
As a result OF the two victories away
from home yer the weekend, Pleas
antville has gained an even break in
the eight league games played. Lopez
will pitch Saturdays game against
Jeffries in P|leasantyille. The score:
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
Council Orders Lights
On Verona Avenue
Boulevard Was in Darkness After
County Discontinued Its Light
ing-Township May Follow.

City Council met in regular session
last Monday evening, President Yates,
Councilmen Stephenson, Wilson and
Ware present.
Only two matters OF importance
were taken up for consideration. The
first was the hearing on the introduc-
ton Of an ordinance for the improve
ment of Walnut avenue. The ordi-
nance provides for the laying out and
opening Of Walnut venue for a width
OF fifty feet on the south side Of Main
street.
Council ordered the installation OF
six lights on the Boulevard, and that
the light in the silent policeman al
Franklin avenue and the Boulevard
be maintained. This action was
brought about through the failure OF
the County authorities to provide the
funds TO maintain the lighting OF the
Boulevard, and the lights ordered will
take care OF Personalities proportion
of this thoroughfare. The State hav.
ing taken over the Boulevard, and
having no funds TO provide for this
lighting, has thrown the PleasantYille
end in darkness for several days. II
is probable that Egg Harbor Township
and Atlantic City will now provide for
the portions within the limits Of those
Municipalities.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
Seniors Entertained
By Il. S. Alumni
s.llll 4sl.n
lantic City, Presented A Very
Festive Scene.

The Grill Room of the Chelsea Hotel,
Atlantic City, was a scene of festivity
on Friday evening of last week when
the Alumni Association gathered there
to entertain the members of the Senior
Glass that was graduated from the
Pleasantville High School. The Sea
side Serenaders furnished excellent
music for the occasion. Many beauti-
full gowns were noticed among the
ladies present.
Only members of the Alumni, Glass
of "a, and the faculty were in attend
ance. Among those present were:
Prof. VIM. c. Sullivan, Prof. Charles
o. Wilson, Alverna Wood, Bertha
White. Harold Thompson, Eleanor
Sharpe. Evelyn Olsen, Mildred Ortlieb,
Paul Goldey, Alice Holt, Ruth Holly,
Edward Champion, Leona Adams, Har-
ry Bassford, Mildred Bowen, Marjorie
Lenton, Mary Campbell, Victor Cook,
Margaret Dexter, Edward Dollard.
Theodore Evans, Joseph Field, Alice
Glenn, Frank Grasso, Rhoda Griscom.
Mabel Davis, Christina Brown, Corne-
Illus Bloom, Francis Condell, Madeline
Martz, Irene Mitchell, Sadie Mullen,
James Newcomb, Dick Sullivan, Wal
ter McFadden, William Mullin, Harold
Thompson, Dorothy Weller, Elsie
Lloyd, Almeda Martin, Ehelma Lake,
Frances Houser, Elizabeth Houser,
Pauline Stanton, George Shilling. Ma
rion Stone. Helen Stiles, Ida Smith.
Celia Risley. Virginia Reed, Andrew
Risley. Helen Parish, Charles Sawyer,
Eleanor Sharpe.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
Kiwanis Club Dimes
AT "~Grannywood'
County Parent Teachers Associa-
ton Provide Luncheon at the
Weekly Meeting Tuesday.

TIL Irregular weekly luncheon Of the
Pleasantville Kiwanis Club was held
last Tuesday evening at Granny
wood" the summer home OF Mrs. E.
G. Shreve, at Mortified. The lunch
o was served by the ladies OF the
County Parent-Teachers Association,
in the form OF a chicken pot-pie din
ner, to about one hundred and fifty
members and guests. The tables.
which were spread on the spacious
lawn, were grouped SO as to form a
huge k, symbolic OF Kiwanis.
The affair was given in aid OF the
fund the ladies are raising for the
establishment of a dental clinic in the
rural districts OF the county.
The principal speaker of the eve
ming was Mrs. Robert Irving, member
of the State Board OF Education. She
spoke of the benefits to be derived
through these associations, declaring
a better understanding between pa
rents and teachers was reached thru
the formation of these organizations
than in any other way.
Mrs. Irving was followed by County
Supt. of Schools Henry NJ. Gresham,
who also stressed the Importance Of
the Parent-Teachers' Associations.
The attendance prize was won by
Dan Roselle. a special Ladies' Prize
was won by Mrs. Harry Mattson, of
Absecon.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
LOCAL EVENTS

Members OF Central ". E. Sunday
School. Linwood. will hold their annu-
al picnic a Lily Lake on Wednesday,
June %.
The Jones sore property on West
Jersey avenua has been sold % a Mr..
Kennedy. o. Philadelphia. and il is
erection e. a moving picture house
on The site.
Kindly discontinue adv. for house
work girl and send me Q bill. have
had about - 10 apply, but found a
nice girl the first day YOU ran the adv.
| neglected 10 ask you TO discontinue
it.-Helen G. Adams.
Crescent Rebekah Lodge, No. IS. L.
o. o. F.. will attend the Annual South
ern New Jersey Picnic of Odd Fellows
at Melville, this Saturday. Members
who intend to go will meet at the
lodge oom at 130 p. m. sharp.
Sterling Council, No. 90, D. of A,
will hold their meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2.30, in Junior Order Hall,
instead OF the evening, as the Council
will hold their third birthday anniver-
sary. All members invited. Bring
your husband OF friend. By order OF
Councillor.
All members Of the Young Peoples
Society are requested to attend a joint
meeting with the Alumni OF the c. E.
Society, on Sunday evening, June %,
at Z O'Clock, in the Presbyterian chap
ell. Topic, The Pledge'-Neh., Sth
chapter. Miss Mary Stephenson, lead
er. Violin solos by Carl Koehler.
Music furnished by members of the
orchestra.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
McIntire--Fish In
June Wedding
Pretty Ceremony Performed On
Wednesday Evening at Home
of Brides Parents.

A pretty June wedding was solemn
lied Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock,
when Miss Verna S. Fish, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fish, 50 E. Park
avenue. became the gride of Mr.. John
McIntire, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McIntire, ST., of MiZpah. Rev.
S. Munroe VanSant, pastor of Salem
NJ. E. Church, oficiated, at the home
of the brides parents.
The bride wore a charming gown
of white crepe meteor, with white os-
trich trimming. Her head dress was
a bandeaux OF orange blossoms and
she carried an arnl bouquet of bridal
roses AS the bridal party entered
the living room, strains of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march were played by
Miss Ella Price. The house was ar
t~istically decorated with orange bios
SONS and White roses.
After the wedding supper the bride
and groom left amid a shower of rice
and confetti, for the Pocono mountains
where they will remain for a fortnight
and upon their return they will reside
at 50 E. Park avenue.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John McIntire, of Mizpah; Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Boice, Esther, Dur
ham and Harlan Boice, Jr., of Abse-
Ion; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fish, Rev.
and Mrs. s.. Munroe VanSant, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sutton, Harry Sutton,
Jr., Miss Mary Stephenson, Miss Ella
Price.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
SOMERS POINT HAS
BEST BUILDING MONTH
Eighteen Permits Granted, Totalinq
$3s,4oo-Moving Picture Theatre Is
Largest Operation.

Last month may have been excep
tionally slow for renters in Somers
Point, but it was one OF the best
months for building that the city has
witnessed in some time. Eigheen
permits, issued by Inspector Andrew
Somers, totaled $38, 400.
The largest operation started is
Somers Points new moving picture
theatre at Bay avenue, neal New Jer,
sey, at a cost of more than $4,000, fol-
Frank w. Sautter.
The permits issued were: L. B. Som.
ers, alterations to Maryland avenue
property, 500; w. Wentzell, garage
Shore road, $3.50; B. F. Cramer, addi-
ton to garage on Bay avenue, $4,000;
Paul Gusch, bungalow and garage,
Pierson avenue, $4,000; A. w. Stew.
art, bungalow, Maryland avenue and
Bethel road, $4,000; Stiles & Smith for
Mrs. Margaret Dougherty, bungalow,
Maryland and Launch avenues. $500.
A. w. Milove, bungalow, Pierson av-
enue, $4,000; George Skene, house,
Rhode Island avenue, S1,400; S. ].
Scott, addition of two rooms and bath,
500; Frank w. Sautter, moving pic
ture theatre, Bay avenue, $4,000.
Katharine Scheck, repairing proper
ties, Shore road and George street,
$50; A. Stretch, garage. Third street,
$3.50; Howard J.. Hopkins. bungalow,
Pierson avenue, $4,000; F. H. Walker,
house, Johnson avenue, $4,000; J. \.
Snyder and c.. B. Evans, bungalow,
Pierson avenue. $500: G. J. Radcliff,
garage, Bay avenue and George street,
5000; ]. a. Snyder, garage, Pierson
avenue, $500.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
WESLEY CHURCH NOTES.

An audience that overtaxed the seat
ing capacity of Wesley Church listen
ed TO a masterful sermon by Rev. John
B. Mcguire last Sunday night on The
Essentials of Americanism''. A splen-
did American flag was presented TO
the church by members OF a patriotic
organization which was in attendance.
The pastor, Rev. ". L. Shaw, was not
present, ne supplying the pulpit in the
new Central NJ. E. Church, Atlantic
CITY.
The newly-elected Asst. Supt.. Vim.
NJ. Brown. made a splendid impression
al the Sunday School session last Sun
day. Mr.. Brown has a %resourceful
knowledge OF The Holy Bible and
seems TO be alive 70 every part OF the
work OF the Sunday School. His inter-
est in The other departments was very
pleasing 10 the leaders in those de-
partments. NJ. Brown is acting as
superintendent in 1he absence o. Mr..
Wilbur Reed, Wlo is travelling through
.he West.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
CRESCENT REBEKAH DANCE.

Crescent Rebekah Lodge, No. Is, l.
0. Q. F., held a dance Wednesday eve
ming last, at Jr. o. L. \. NJ. Hall.
Among those present were: Misses
Natalie Frambes, Ruth Baker, Almeda
Powell. Ruth NJ. -Glendenning, Hilda
Block, Edythe Baker, Lila Clark, Flor
ence Franck, Alice Tatem, Jeanne
Eckman, Eleanor Arnold, Kay Arnold,
Gertrude Brown, Alice Strickland,
Matilda Reed, Lottie Steuber, Elsie
Steuber, Josephine Berry, Peggy Hart
ley, Eleanor Hartley, Martha Borden,
Jean Frambes, Dorothy Risley, Eva
Risley, Kathryn Steelman. Verna
Frambes, Mr.. Oscar Soul and wife,
Messrs. Clifford Scull, Russell Brit
tain, Calvin Bowen, Howard Morgan
week, Mark Hears, Fred Fenton, Rol-
and Clifford, John H. Truck, Somers
G. Steelman, Merle Cordery, Carl E.
Adams, Nelson ]. fash, George AL
brecht, Karl Plaster, William Gene
rotzky, Claude Higbee, Elliott Fran
bes, Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hig-
bee, Mrs. Nina Burroughs, Mrs. Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. G. William Ender-
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frambes,
Mrs. Frank Babcock, Mrs. Carrie Ad-
ans, Mrs. Ella Mccain, Mrs. George
Krumm, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Kreutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jester and