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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE OCEAN CITY NEWS
FRIDAY,
gHMHM Star MS* Afternoon.
.VMM Him Buildln*. 6IS-A*.
?;.Hnr Atmio*, 0mf As * matter of fact it probably
n better, it more attractive, more
which followed would have been
enlightening to those who "fell"
for the old fag. When asked
point blank why he (the peddler)
did not go to work he naively admitted
"that ain't the idea,"
HOW WATEB DBA1NS
A HEAL NECESSITY
The unusually heavy rainstorms
of the past few weeks demonstrate
the necessity of storm water
drains. While the central section
of the resort, between Eighth and
PUT BtJSOIEBS
m FARMING
Senator David Agani, Master'
of the New Jersey State Grange,
who accompanied the marketing
demonstration train through Cumberland
and Cape May Counties,
gave the Farmers a good prodding
m his address at Cape May Court
House,
which will be worth
money to them if they put into I
practice the advice which he gave
—put business into farming, espenally
the marketing end,
Mr.
Agans has traveled ex-i
tensivtly in this country and has'
observed closely the marketing j
practices followed by farmers in
other sections of the country. He
has seen the onion growers oi|
Texas, the melon and letruce
growers of Arizona and Colorado,
the egg and fruit producers of
"alifornia prepare thrir productsj
for market, and all this informaion
he gave the farmers of Cape
May County first-handed, impressing
upon them the competition
they must meet.
The trouble with New Jersey,
produce, as charged by an Atlantic'
City hotleman, is that it is not]
standardized; it does not run true
to form, in short it is not graded
closely. Buyers do not want that
kind of farm products, they dul
not have to take them and they
will not, with the result that Jer
. sey farmers have two courses open
Big Hogs from Little Piggies Growl-
• By AHmt T. JMf
Ninth Streets, was kept dear of!' 0
them—conform to what the
surplus water by the drains which) buyer wants or surrender the mar
were recently installed there, many ket to growers who will,
other sections of the resort were]
This ii a pretty blunt state-
| merit, but it is the exact truth
This is a particular age. People
want the best and as they have
the money to pay for what they
want there is no reason they
handicapped.
When such a condition exists
it is not only an inconvenience to
the residents and visitors, but a
serious economic loss through loss
of business. *
should not have it. This is the
Storm water drains are an ex. rule that applies in every other
pensive proposition, this reason
prevent!'a hasty completion of the
line of business, why not
firming?
There is no reason why the
three or four million summer visitors
who flock to New Jersey
every summer should not be fed
M$&j$$ in the old dayi, and some been completed. Contracts for'by Jersey farmers, no reasonwhy
jgHootnetB bid alroort uncanny still .drauu on North, Second and I this velvet should be taken from
more palatable., Thejcntire storm water drainage tys-
; TUper-cookery of the past is large- tern from North to Fifteenth
' IT • fiction. The htchen received Streets, •
'personal attention from the I Eighth and Ninth Streets have
l||iM«lj concoction of eertaln par.
ticuUr viinj, guefc at pie, for e»
idflple. The kitchen did not turn
^•Wtbftter food, an the whole, nog
•""Mom enticing to the appe.
. Cookkif a half century ago was
fc^|loB|jBot si art. Mother knew
isjpjti'. pW dementi in order te
the bat halth results to th
' II iht hit the rightcom.
it Wai by accident,
aiitcuL
The weU-ict table of today is a
.^.. ^ $af lit. This is due not
JdBHfB.!»-tfce linen *nd iBver, but
|{*ft*fa* Aat faod u put up in
§!JB mmaanalm htm, The wry
-,,- PT--- *•••* "% *^¥ to
Mi;ptow of eating, and sting
jpflifarf' nnien tue if jf n not a
||jltM$Ue undtrMkiiif. It ii not
jHmp-.to*'cnm a mm of food
i iito *c ttonuch.
iWiam a« m* .» much today,
JIjpW§ •« man intd%ently, and
liWtKjiSftii IKEMM there is more
in the kitchen. The
Way hWtefaaibe.
i W*>>"1t'»*irtWMlirj
! fiM.
Tenth Streets hive been awarded
and will be installed this winter.
The Commissioners propose to instaJI
drains on three or four more
streets next year,
Improvements of this type,
which are hidden from the eye,
are not always fully appreciated,
but they are just as much a ne
cessity for the progress of the resort
as those which are placed
above die ground.
t JUtUT VWXttKM.
I have learned about
way to separate small
| from the public is to don
r uniform and wail about
Eihe poor soldier, by pur-
|,» piece of trash for many
• true laliir.. The favorite
trade is a magazine
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
IS CITY HIGHTrfABE
Disposal of city waste and garbage
is a nightmare to most mil
niclpalitics unless they have been
MfSdently foresighted to introduce
die one element that is effective
and that brings forth no complaints—fire,
Ocean City has had
iti own troubles with waste and
garbage and has now been forced
to rum to incinerating plants as
the only satisfactory solution of
die problem.
Wildwood ii now beginning to
have her troubles in this matter,
residents complaining of the city
dump and demanding in removal,
like Ocean City, Wildwood
will fit no satisfactory results un.
til she adopts dtf incinerating
plants in which to dispose of her
prbage,
York city tried the plan
our growers, and it will not be if
they wake up to the situation, put
business into producing the best
and then adopt a market standard
for grading and packing so that
every package that goes on the
market will be true to marking in
every particular.
The roadside market stand men
have formed an association to
raise the standard of their business,
why not start an association
of growers to adopt a standard
for grading and packing produce
and fruit in accordance with market
requirements. It doesn't matter
if the bulk of the products of
Cape May County is sold at the
seashore resorts, that market is
jusl as particular as the city marken
and cannot be pined and
held except by adhering to the
same rules.
Here is a field for the County
Board of Agriculture to do some
excellent work. Why not start
BOW
MUCH HOSE?
ELIZABETH AND ESSEX
MAN'S A POOH FISH
CANCER AID THE Sid EYE
If you have
IB1.16 In your
pockets you
have twice as
much CSSB as
the
average..
The Treasury
tells us that
money clrculat
Ing July 1st
amounted to
"only"
four
billion eight
hundred
thirty-four nil
Brisbane
Views and Reviews
Seashore Antrunn Business
Wiidwooa Journal: The Cape
Map County
Bonril of Chosen
Freeholdera and the miluiu. resortji
of Cape May County h
been doing a good piece of work
this year 111 getting tho name of
Cape May County before the pub.
lie.
The result!) ore coming In
now and will continue Inrouglt
tfli remainder of the Heaaon.
There are two lhlriR« the Cape
May County has to »!!, iiaBiely
health and recreation, and for
these it hais pure air and «unnot
much
and arrows that daily challenge
our mental and spiritual endurance
and this is the purt of wisdom,
JThe past is not so barren nor the
outlined future BO rosy as new
prophets would like to paint them,
more than ten per though they labor mightily. The
cent, of it goes to local Hchool 1 careful mind moves slowly, coniMslrlcla.
Rutgers University gum solidating Its gains and keeping
close 10 a million dollars from Its Hats of retreat and communieaT
tlii« fund, Normal •Schools gel a tion in good repair.
iarsd slice, the School for iho! Faith is the bedrock of human
Uiaf sew a quarter of u million, life. New knowledge, new, exper-
Industrial Education over half a leneo, new understanding demand
million, and so it goes, i n other 'adjustment, out faith is fashioned
words, money [a being taken of sterner and more stable stuff.
away from local p.chool district* Without tt we have no anchorage
for other purpt»eii, anii ta, t. a in'ond are at the mercy of every
local districts are larger because'casual and uncomprehended eur-
Doubtless ail of thgse diversions
of the public ucho.il:-; mane;
f
h
rent,
The Religion of Good Taste
ihe ball rolling?
of towing her gtrbigr: to tea and
dumping it in die At^ntfe, but it
didn't stay dumped, but floated
tack «
iofl s the New Jcney
beadier until this State hai made
to protcitj so loud and efecrive
rtat the metropolis has been
TOII^B.fiMlHi timg ;f* uBde|Ma • tW erection
^ifeMW > :»,. tfc oi indoerating plarta mougji to
At OMof'ttr prtage and tt-
! fpt m mm of vel«.
I for it
be. No
^t
to Jmpoiefe»
refine either on residents
Whin ill AWn.coofinet or qn
WHY 3H0H1D BUSES
mm mam m WAI?
It would be interesting to know
on what grounds the law giving
bmses the right of way on State
highways waj enacted arid why
these lumbering giants, which do
not pay for anywhere near thi
damage they dn the roads, are
permitted to run at a lifty-milean-hour
speed, while private cars
are limited to thirty miles?
If diere is any satisfactory explanation
for these favors the
general public would like to know
the reason.
of beanifulneiB, that has a
better autumn eMmine than Gape
May County,
There la no section
that LB better Btted for
autumn and winter vacationist
than tlilB eounty with ita various
resorts.
The only way that people can
be brought to realise ihe- aJvantaga
is by a procein of eilu
cation.
That cducatlvs proce*
must be a persistent ami consistent
advertislnf of the things that
cape May County has to offer.
An intensive campaign for fall
and winter business should be be.
gun now and com lime,] through,
out the remainder of the mm'
mer,
EnTTilllt Our Hume Market
London Times:—BtandardliatioB
and man production era sot un.
failing
remedies, because mass
production is only economic if
there is aa outlet for the goods
so made. An argument in favor
of protecting home industry that
devoted adherents to free trade
never leem to understand )i that
the assurance of a large domestic
sale alone makes it possible to
embark upon wide plans for mass
i.r(! fur worthy purpose, but lhe[ Westfleid Standard: Rev, Dr.
Harry Posdick, In his address to
the graduates of imlth College,
remarked that the old fharply
that this Is one of tbe reasons a
burden U jmposed on him j defined'eodisi^f rifhf and'w'roBg
p
pns for mass
production It is became American
mnnufnctnrern have n [irolnoteil
field in w their own country that
tlley are able to make nlnns for
cheap production un n Gpiile lliaf!
would constitute II hazardous emu
ble if adopted here, where no such
assured market eilats. Thus Ii
comes about that not Infrequently
a protective pulley, mi fur from
raiding the cost of articles in the
home market, niituntliy results In
ultimately reducing It very considerably.
for local school purposes.
Adjustment
Philadelphia Ledger;— Thoughtful
people are constantly readjust
ing their estimate and Interpretation
of the standards they live by,
not because truth is anythlnf but
eternal and absolute, but because
the human vessel changes, grows
and stretches. The living mind increases
Its power, discards Its ap.
praiimatlons and taken In more
territory. It does not therefore and
thereupon create a new heaven
and a new earth. In the fashion
that reform administrations lay out
a city beautiful, but it daily re.
habilitates the old homo to better
living conditions. Certain things
that are fundamental persistently I
survive the perlodle spring cleao-
Beem to be breaking down, but
I the present generation seems to
be governed by the standards of
good taste, which may he about
the same thing.
There are many people who
seem rather attracted to a thing
If you tell them it is wroni.
But if you tell them it Is bad
taste, they ihy out of it like a
horse at a flying bit of paper.
The problem of torn times is to
eonvinee them that dishonesty
ajid vie«a are poor taste. If the
people who offend in such ways
could only see how they dlsEuat
well bred folks, they would quit
their looss ana crooked
ing.
Wo surrender our faith unwll.
lingly, even 111 the face of slings
If you have ever leea a fai
woman In knickers you were prob
ably convinced that a man is no'
tht only animal wonderfully and
fearfully mrid.'.
DcFrank Crane
Remember—All la Not Lent
I
Because something has happened to you which interferes with
I your enicieney Is not proof that all is lost,
v
Thwe is nothing unconquerable to the human spirit.
There is no truer saying than, "Where there is life there Is
REPTILE, tfans are popular
with the fashionable women for
dress trimmings, ihots and accessories.
This is not strange. The
serpent has always been popular
with woman ever since that little
episode in the Garden of Eden.
Where the Eaflroad Tax Goes
Olnuunlor County Democrat
Ten years ago the amount of
the Statn Rnllroail Tin apDOr
tloned among tbe schools of
Gloucester County was (31,774-
.99. X4iAt year tiiu nmount was
124,951,71, and this year it lias
dwindled to 116,049.20.
Wnon the RalliouJ Tm wan
first IiroHKud, and handled by tbe
State, it was to tondivided exclusively
among the public
schools of the State, to be apportioned
among the counties, and
and tiea re-apportkmoii by
County : School SupdrlntondenU
among the schools in each coun.
Tbe roost recent Rajlroail Tin
amounted to jtut aimer tea ml|lkm'
dollars, and of ^hia
t
onlr,
ff.tU,Mi w u d
hope."
The great problem is to utilize wliat remains of your life
keep up a bold front.
It never pays to give up.
Life is lite a com stamped on both sides. On one side is the
face of smiling fortune, on the other the image of frowning reverses.
.Sometimes one side lies up and sometimes the other, and sometimes
the two seem to spin, alternating continually. But the two are
always there in every life, side by side.
So one-half of the art of life is knowing how to meet c
ortune and the other half understanding how to treat prosperity.
c ' L S" \", ?•• Ncbraska ' » nineteen-year-old boy named Edward
•Smith lost both his arms in an accident when he was helping shuck
com on his father's farm.
With that accident most of the means of earning a living; open
o him the daybefore were obliterated There were few things dut
he could do. Yet one of these he did superlatively well
Providing himself with artificial arms he be
o the
superlatively well
Providing himself with artificial arms, he became a salesman for
S!
H b
i
nigh i
n
'Pi* ofiwdl
one ankli
_
pepplc from drowning at the b«cbe» nw his kmt
>%$&£: nineteoi yeari fl^daliisl^. W ^
HOBS, one hundred mlilloBS less
than last year, I40JS for each inibitanL
The real wealth Is credit. Four
men In the United States, Rockefeller,
Ford, Mellon anil laker,
eouldi with ease, borrow more
money than all the cash that is
I In circulation,
I Long ago Queen Bliiabeth gave
a ring, her face eagravpd UBOB
a stone set in it to her lover, the
Eari of Essex. No matter what he
did, he would he forgiven if he
returned that ring.
Accused of saying that Queen
EliMbeth's mlBd was as crooked
us her body, which was probably
true, she was a great queen and
a hard woman, be failed to return
the ring and his bead was
chopped off.
The Countess of Nottingham dying,
contested that she failed to
deliver to the queen the ring thai
Essen gave her.
Eliiabeth in despair, spent her
time sitting on the floor weeplag
and died at the end of twenty
days. That's the story.
Now the ring in sold at auetlos
for 18,700. It has dropped la value.
Eliiabeth would have glvsB at
least > 1,000,01)0 for It,
Bobby Jones, golf wliard from
Atlanta, oa,, defending hii open
golf championship title! made tie
arst round of eighteen hoiei in gs
strokes, five under "par".
The secret in golf Is control of
head and nerves. In the air, flying,
or on the grass, playing golf, our
young Americans seem to he abe
to do that
A welUmeaning politician suggests
a law admitting children to
all baseball parks for twenty-five
cents per child. A better law
would supply city baseball parks
n which children could play huebail.
That Is what they Bead, not
right to ilt OB a bench, paying
twefliF-ave eeata to watch
somebody else play.
If young and old men of this
generation played more, and watched
less, it would be better for
them,
British scientists use moving
pictures In war against caBcer.
The camera records caBcer in Its
growths, slowly, for two days.
Then the film is speeded up, nine
hundred and ilnty timei, and the
scientists see cancer cell* actually
growing. That's important.
Man can outrun a home in Ume,
An Irishman, afterward elected as
Musings
Office
Strani how a
la alwaya found in a
position.
The
siring around her ah
husband's Anger to
to gat hU hair cut,
home to dinner he
"Ah. leg," he
memlier," and entertn|^S|
b# sat down befon U§1
barber.
M, sir," mid
Inoulry in hn -,
'Er^h,
yes, cut
please," commanded t
minded one.
"Why csrtainly, i|r '•'&
wish it," .aid [he birf "
you won't mind my o
the fact that I cut It i
will you?"
It may be aWlight to dwl
the siie of the dolla
posed, but the man i
crease Its purehasiai jowiL
prova a real philamhtojltl
In ease of doubt—hij "'
Everybody Tikes 10 iMfiJ
ni' • _."•.'•
be
"The two girls
we picked for th« Bmi^
•re Miss Hazel Bhlpui"
Mountain, and Uarbli
state center," —4
Tlrnes-Repubiican.
A bank otatement
woman can undentanb;'!i
account In overdrawn," '
> Very unwise, we
beauty specialist who
that she would be
give ladies some useful \
"Modesty reigned wlW
Vletoria,"
says aa
writer.
But it loeta
ain't coin' to reign to m'\
^ ^^A
A young woman In > pi
suburb, the proud bnt " "
mother of two mujchi»!
boys, was orerheard I
bor to,call to
"Joe, oh, Joe, go tui
and teift hlni to
be is dolBg,"
Mayor of Lone Island City, ran
more than 100 miles in six days.
But, In water, man Is literally "a
poor fish," a most inferior flnh,
Edward Keating finished
first
last week over a 24-mile fresh
water course In IS hours 47 mla.
uten. In that Ume a shark could
swim half way across the Atlantic,
Hlsa CoBitance Talmadge, excellent
moving picture actress, requeaUBi
a divorce, aaya of her
husband: "He Is the nicest man.
but I am out of Ion,'*
"Out of lo" Is modern, typical
of our day, Itrlet logic might
vhen "in lore" you should BBconflrm
thi view that if you marry
•marry when ••„,% Of j Bn» Th (fB
re other coniidnatioBi, however,
.bat still influence many.
Otto nenaecke,' German filer,
prepares for his trip from Berlin
to Ian FnmciKO. wlOi intertsUng
:are. Every part pf hla motor #a»
ling X-jnysd yestonlay in March
f defaeta In the metal, 014
itatnes nhoir goddesses wits three
ifm, one in the forehead. Science
has feivm to men • rial third eye,
ihe X-Rar. that looks through
iolld metal, and we hardly appreciate
it.
Tbe many ways 1 of
A casual flancd
Home folks turn up i
at work,
And some turn up Unit •
You may be aloae
Ing lonely if you hart j
iBouihts to ketp you i
In these timed of tWlg
many a poor devil ,li :^M
the truth of the Bible •' J * J
that "the borrower U I
tbd lender,"
"Damson lost his ;
he lot his hair cut."
"Things are
Wftea a womaB
she is JuM MginnlBI toji
her authority,"
Gladys says!
funBy. The cthif
tlm blushed aBd .-,.-.-
shade* of red when I
reached dowa Into V '
my dras for my hu
suppose he would fe
It more lady-Wre If 11
up and down and i"
Men are so funny,"
The Prealdent la nil J
sponsoring a "Baes>j
movement
heir. He rather II
House.
True eloquence
logic,
••<
Whan a woBian ftH:
Bine agalut a m»n'i
tallty a weddlnf
The strange part W
nubi fall, but ttejf -W
many tBlnfs,
Ananlu made a
lla.r, but lifter all I
man who infenttJ:
phnn
PDE TABIE~fO» j
In BUBM^MJ
"Well, «ah," aald 8»mbo, after
elng Mked wh.t kind of chick
in», he preferred, "al! kinds hu
der* berlts, De white ones toda
aaleat lo And In de dark; butliw
» black ones la de eaalnat to
Ide after jron gets 'em."
",-'.• r?
walttr nesey, of Phila-
Is IP»Bdiag a few days
"will U> mother, Mrs. Waiter Ften-
||ay, of Ninth Street.
I Betty Adams, student nurse
j-atiln* 'AHaawrCitrHWItJU. wift
gSi visitor to the resort Tuesday.
Mri. Frani aai Mrs. Becker.
jjVtlu bay section, eBtertalned a
f MO card club last Wedneailay at
the tome of lira. Frani, Tbe guests
' wsre all PUladelphians,
; A ,C. Baker aad wife, of cliesier,
are located at the Idlewiid hotel.
lUst Edith Fulton, of Lanedown,
iilpM the week-end as a guest of
'Wit M< Rouiher.
HUS Oertrude Sledem anil Frank
?f H»rt motored to Anbury Park on
last,
Mrs. Beba Jackson, of the n
port, and Mrs. Bouster, of Allanooanr
mt, n. y., msa, ms a, it»?.
Mf. end Mrs. Ell Cawiay have
een entrtaii
been entertaining Mr. OBU
Lewis Jigsi, of Uagm, Pa.
Tb« Pastor's Aid Soeiety of BL
John's^ Lutheran Church will hold
a WaDl« luncheon on the Board-
Charles Qosel, of Phltadelphil,
will spend the month of Ausuat
at Bl! iSleventh BlMeL
Vivid StOty of Uie
[MM. H, EVM Bite^tai
Hot Sahara Desertl
Jetta Goudal's N»w Picture
Packed With^Romanca
Tile attempt by Italy to regain
tbe lost province of Trlpolitana
and the machinations ,,r a rascally
territorial governor who plotted
agalmt bis own country'
men, are the main features of
"Fighting lave," which Nils Oiaf
OhrUander direeted (or Oeell B.
DeMllle and which will be on
view at tbe Colonial Theatre tonight
and Saturday.
"Fighting Lore" should be one
Dr. J. fisher of Northwood is I s ' ' he «"*•"•« most unuauaj pie-
•-.'i-
'lures for the ave principal player«
in tht play have almost equally
important roles demanding of
them the mast virulent ctiarni-turluuluriB
poaiible.
Tbe aim story wag adopted
from a novel by Bssita porbes
and wss prepared for the screen
by Beuiah Marie Dlx, noted novelspendlnf
«ome tune at his
bury Avenue cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, and
Miss Dorothy and Frank ariffllh,
of Philadelphia, lire at their Second
Itr«t collage for the balance of
Ih8 seaMn.
Mr, and Mrs. William Hosbacb
and their son, Herbert, wife and
daughter, are enjoying the summer
at their Asbury Avenue ci,(-
B. A. Filmyer
City, visited Mrs. ioumer'nloimsiiie,
l
over the week-end,
Mrs. Franz, of the hay section,
'p?e a public card party ot it.
, Anfustuie chapel, lecond and As-
,lBry AveBues, last Tuesday evonim.
The party was well attnndond
family,
«P» the cotta
at 2111 Central Avenue for the
remainder of the summer,
Mr, and Mrs. Franklin P. Taylor,
or Bwarthmore are spending n.
two-weeks' vaeaUon at tie shore.
181
loulevard, enlartained a large
group of her friends'at a bridge
luncheon at the Gateway, it |omers
Mint, July il, The luncheon
table wu beautifully d»eor«ted
with cut flowan and lunch was
•erved I to about twenty-nine
guests. Afterward the party ud-
Journod fnr l.rldge in the sun
parlor.
Among those
present wer,i:
Mrs, Ralph Anderson, Mm Julia
Bralth, Mrs. Louis KehiTf, Mrs.
j. Davidson. Mrs. Loula Warren,
Mrs, Smith, Mm, Wilfred, Mrs,
Mays, Mrs, J. Wood*, Mrs. Frank
H, Stewart, 'Mrs, Marriott, Mrs-
Holmes, Mrs. Alfred M. Oray
Mm c. o, Coolbanih, Mm, w
Doughten, Mrs. rairweather, Mrs,
0, P. Zurn, Mrs, H. Bo»nnlng,
Mrs. I, 8hoam(iker, Un, John M,
Healon, Miss Edith Heaton. Mrs.
II, N. Diesel, Mrs. Oeo. Orabam
Mre. W. Gamble, Mrs, T, Hall.
Mrs, Twltebeil, Mrs. Bly, Mre, L,
Solons Spld on Incinerating
Plants After Inspecting Many
Edwards Declared Trip Removed Any Question As To
Advisability of Erecting Plant in Ocean City
After Seeing Them in Operation
Will Solve DiipwaJ Problem Which Now Facei Retort
Any doubts In the mind of iheUirn Incinerating plant is not as
Commissioners in regard to the; objectionable as a large garage
"The plants can he made of
user, who accoinftauled the Commissioner,
on the trip, rwentlr
•ubmltted a report «nd rtscommend»tlona
to the city in ttgtrti
to an Incinerating plant. Ho estU
mated a plant large enough to
take care of tbe growth or the
resort for the next ten years
j would cost 1160,000 without tbe
ground.
He recommended the plant be
located on Haven Avenue, between
Eleventh and Thirteenth
Streeti, or on an island off tho
entrance boulevard.
I If UXM CXWOM.,
Mlhtir half ot tb« i
woaoorlnp; bow tin c
live, for It will p« i''
.s;\ras,ff ^si: « m ' ih '^'^^«"^».
d Victor Vareen
and Henry I. Walthail are fea
lured in her sunpsrt.
Once in an age there comes to
the screen % picture that can be
truly classed u epochal, gush a
production in "The Yankee Clipper."
which shows at the colonial
Theatre next Monday, Tuesday
"The Yankee Clipper" is epoch,
al in that it brings to the mo.
Miss Dorothy Inow, of Phliadel. j