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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N, J, FRIDAY, JUKI 18, 1920
HLRE 10D4\
PETER LESTER hw
mcrntirv from &frell shock in
Prance Lpun hi* return to Lon
don he fall to
Sht, poke with a sort tf mono-
tony
lost his Oh Nan HOI l Juan There ^as
a %arll of iepr ach ani ^airnw in
her ^UICP
f ht % ou v, aUld '
f
Where are jou bojs ffoing^ !
she agkgd
Ta fln I Mr L>*ter camp buck
tg her In a choral \ on can com I
too if jnu hke—
Joan hi itate 1= hp looked baek '
at the hru^e Nun ha 1 e HI** f tie
Jo i d I ua tailing to her
I m com ng—in i minute J n
eMU^ht hoi I at Clau UP drt 1 ktalll
ul him
Can \QU k? p a ^crrf lit*
a ke I in h
HAN MARRABl tn ^ho
beeamp enjpi&Btl before ht-
awaj Nan brok** i heurte I
retufntil home te ear? f r
three mutherlg tepbmthei *
ha*
},e jii am undone for mone\
been in cun tlint eo
tion uith h§i fr i n I
JOAN tftDlLOiT m Lunkn ,
Joan insist* that Nan upht tu ftr j
gbt Pttter and marr^ hi fn n t un 1 i
fellou officer j
JOHN AHNOTT with uhnm P |
ter has been pen iinfe hi lea e ul j
the hetoe Lf ^in U ^ wi iuup i
ter near the ftlarrab> estate Nan
howeter dn\en to ie^e ration U
heF fathers financial htffeuU t
ami Petsr 3 ma Idpnint aiTi lent
han agreed to marr> j
HARLEM SEPTON m o n e
lender who has toltl her th.it 1 eUr
_j«_fl]sn Me ilffht»l- =
Peter gdk% to Lnndnn wipre he
meet*§ Jo&n ani for tht fir*t time
leaFfyj that he *» th? t lan for
whom Nan is grie* i % She o
her W8) to see Nan and Peter le
Gide** tu join her and get the it
tailM of the uhole affair Joa
ahks Peter *heth r if Nan wt»n
nst engaged to another man u ul 1
he go back to her
HOW 00 ON WITH THF
"That 13 the qu? tiun vhtch 1
have been asking m>self p\er ^mee
1 met |oa he saU \i I it i
a question \thleh I cannot answer
After all —he laughed mirthls^H
— it is for her to sa> i-m t it*
*I don t think tiieit i much nep 1
to worry about what shp will *ur
Joan answ^ereu
An 1 at any rate you won t tell
her that yeu met me Ls*-ter ftLnt
en presently Or thit %e spnks*
—or that jsu know anything—OF
that I do,
I premise T won t say a »or 1
said Jean eagerly I wont e^en
know you when we meet But him
can 1 see you again—to t«*ll >oy
If Nan tells me an>thm^ ?
"I'll some over—=1 do £&ll some
tlmeg^lt v,en t look at all strange
I think we are nearly IIL
He rase SFH! let Jo«n the win
dew Hi looked eagerly out along
the platform as the train tame to y
standstill
"Supposing 1 Kan li here to meet
me' Joan lattl in a panic
Shells net here Peter answer
id Byt perhaps iou had better
get out first, in ease >ihe shoul 1 he
anywhere s^suL*
Be held his hand to her
**¥ou haven t anything to thank
me for shi said with unusual hu
mllity I only hope > >wl\ be
happy—both of you
Nan van net altogether please 1
to fggfive Josn s ^^ announsin^
hsr arrival Ihe rather dreade i
seeing anybod> a^gsefated v,ith the
past, and shg did not want to be'
subjected to Jean * \olle> of que>*
tiezungi
Befton had bein ta the hou«e
eontinyously Shg had arranjr&l to
go out in the car with him when
Joans wife game
Esfton was furious
"You put me off for nfi^fco ly and
y j he said an 1 I won t
It Who IH this Joan En h
\ou\e ntv§r told mi about
hep befon
*Tvi ne^ef told you about ans
of my fnend^ Nan said with dig
nity Yeu forget that I ve known
you sueh a little while She is &
?ery gld fninJ of mine—I h\ed
with her in Lendsn till T earns
down here
* Than she knows about Ljiter ?
"Yes said Nan
Ha¥i you told her that you afp
engaged.ta mi 7 *
•"No •'
Hg flew inta a rage He woulJ
not have people coming down anl
taking up all her time
The train was in before thij
readied the station and she Jnit
Joan juit outside
Joan flung herself at Nan with
a mpturous oxy ihi looked up at
Nan's pale f««
"HaVg you bgen ill* ^he asked
"Oh Nan, you have get thin
Nan tned to laugh.
"My deaf I ha\e to w"flfk naw I
em at home,' ^he said.
"You look sa if you'vt been
naUy ill,' Joan insisted ' I dari
gay its worry though — worn
stafefei one look ill gooner than
anything '
"I haven I worried," said Kan In
a aaid voles, Joan was fitting on
her n#fv#s already After a mo
ment shi said "I may a§ we\\ till
jaa—a§ you'll heap it sooner of
| t I g t h d
Ate?—I am goiog to fce married
Hht kept totsF liia sverted^ghe
vaifad for the scream of apftze
menfe -whlcii she thought would
going, but Js&n was not mush gGQsf
* aetlnf—ihs Just gsaped once,
1 then said, father lamel}
Oh, good gmeiousl'
"You den t seem Very iurpnied "
gaid N&p, 'I thought you would
all you've 1 said about never maiTy-
l'ng anyone except—' ihB broku off
fia a. pank. "Oh, I'm as sony, dear
* —I* mafraid I m very clumsy *
"It doisn-t matter at all, said
Kan. "Mr Lyster ia staying dewn
11 often lee Mm, at least
_ i been, hot he went away
today We are — we are quite
£ood friends," xna added
"3-am tagged to a nym named
Borftir Sefton " aha went on, after
B moment "Be isn't young—or
good-looking—but he's richx imd
no's got a, town hous«, and •
dowa" •*•• •
ave east hundreds of poumK
•H 1
no 1
'porkel— ••
ft hi per Clau I
ai 1 with an rnphutic
fn
f I o I it I I im he I
it mt 11 ft litth hurt i
Th t f r Mr I ter he
s*ui i ur^i-ritU But n I o Iv mu t
know—r runii f- me |uiek
< luu hr llu h
the htn r jonft
Qnh % u ••
me
I
1 on h ]
I
i I
"* u mu In t
Fu Ifr r Njn
Sn H I ttrc 1 TIM
iier teuar i tht hou L
Sut till n Inh h
| rtanth
\n I tnjn 1 \o i If n t
r an pntrn t i It
imi rtdnt -
H no 1 Ip I unroll I
N )t tu ti II n bn Iv-
1-5 l-r " h. "
I 111 mil
tell Jim nr
mn I 1 ih t I
h n I mi
Fl ug,uin J at
it
TTlv Mr.
his face
It wu rt°i\ and bruised anl
lip ha I been cut by the ham
ring \*hii-h ht. him tlf had gi
Kan e Estnnd panting and gtryj
with him Sh luuth 1
ttuch of his han 1 on htr bhe
kk \*ith -.hame that *h<
• er ha\e thought it po^i
e roul I marry *nieh a rni
Ll.su he hu I got «er n first
I rrar anl »tL howling now
in r^al ^ami-st raiding his %OILU
hrillv till it mu t him I fn Y arj
half BHT tht ttn I
Sfcfton Hoki> I round unca ilj HP
\ A iji^jr I at heart as ar mu t
-rriiHtw
Sin, that httlf ilnil nohi
he JI! naiasey If you think
tm toinit tn ,ut up »ith hi-non
: an I your, J well
Irok, ulT n-l^-ins Nan nn 1
His flUBB dragged—hl« head was
ilownbent—ho walked like a man
who is thoroughly exhausted.
Nan gently released Claudie's
clinginE fingers and Hew after
Peter ilown the narrow path, her
nifht Htcpa hardly makilill any
sound on the musty ground! she
that caught him up—,»he spoke hi!
name brenthlessly,, fearfully,
"Sir. Lyster," .
But he did not stop, or look at
her; hu ju»t said hoarsely:"
"U-t me (so—let mo go'." as if
he could bear TV) inure, und Nan
fell back silently.
Shu took Claudie's hand ami
they went, home without speaking,
loan mot them in the doorway.
Shu gapped when she saw the
teurstains ami ngitntiun on bath |
faces. She nskeil a volley of j
t|uestlens, "What hat! happened .
In inn appointed for the usual
probationary period,
Mr, and M, M, B. Q'Donnell,
of 181? Central avenue, left here
early this week for Colorado
Springs. They expect to travel
around that section of the country
for the next few (nonths, return,
inj to Ocean City m the autumn,
Mrs. Joseph D, Norcom, of this
city, who recently underwent an
operation in the Samaritan Hos-
mtJil, Philadelphia, and who is now
home, 1* gettln Kalohg very, nici.ly,
her friends will be pleused to
learn.
J, E, Bhiebley, of Rlverton, has'
opened hln eottafe, Old Twelfth 1
street, for the summer. '
a, ramwi
ru he I thru >, the un li rtro^-th
I tin next moment Peter L> ter
tht re not a yar I from them
I Was anybody hurt J Oh, how,
Irewlful!"
(To Be Continueii) j
H » mu h he had huard or een I PAID FIREMEN QUITS;
on. ifth.il knL» lutth,re»a ANuTHKR SELECTED
look I ll fa k which Nan ha 1 "
iwr th Ukht to i. th re uMm ^ .,, k ,,,„„ Vacated by!
frnm 1U h Ck r Z t C thl't ^ T C ' Wm.^mUh, Jr. •
1 jrt s4nan in hpr I rt tfoi- heef Mayor Chamiilon.ntthp meeting I
al nj. -i tl run
..IP*,... ,« =.
anl drew Claud e into them
thr ueh
f t *,en
In a cunt^t betH?i.ii a hruic man
and u nt»ard thi t-iidmi, is a
fLfe^ant? cuflfjuslan
• at he I li n pitter cfT
th *,un hinn hts Iitt]
i \u null I u i f ^Fsy h ha I nt\ r t.e n %nn ^ han IWF t
?*?ni '! VtoV ^a^e lh(in | - llU -^ ^ uk ll for ^ anti ' thdt i%
Claulie fFathi 1 th ni ef the
a I hut an i I reathlf i t I uk
f up an f kan iat rh i ut ul !
in the n-i
and
1 rm t \ he
I m n t
At le t— She puile
up quiekh n I tntnl to l^Ugh
l)n£l*t tilk i ut ii an mt i
\oull f^e 1 it i fur \UUF If in
He htiurt* the htu H fi mi ri rmnj,
till i ^Iti. he U 1 1
4n i—aii t Pet i L\ UF Join
a kf| timiih
NnUktl J^II\
Cih he u ed ta ert \i-
An 1 «u i \uu t par LUI
It wa-5 pot until tht^ went to ht>\
that Nan eame lu Ju n r om f i
[ fey* mm ent=, that Nan her-,Lif
ti oacbid th* 1 subject
I •lUppu^e juu\e been thmkirig
that a heartle^E brute 1 nm she
aid uith an attempt at llghti e ?
I mean — a^put heinj, engaged
Aftpf all 1 \e said too Da %QU
the \u\ \f yd toar
i i br
i to Eh^m but T>
i uuii mi ion
face He Ii
en bermir hi prt
t I it a^J • i^
nii J
r I thit
n I lo L>
s| it 11 i r t I 1
'I th nil mt J
lit. til
| H
If they
ni^ht i
* ti n tl
an I
l
Nan pretty frin
Jltb 1\
H dut ) i th 1
hf utnt—h f It n
p cr in hi* lif h
if Mr L\
d f r hi i t
1 tl r ml
h 1 I I r mi ik
tta h
He
ihe htil
%ou—1 11—
hftHi the r
m nkt> \ u t
it
hf i \anal h t iFfi I \uh bin n
ih minx ml J i- iifht it I wn
h JMIJ on thy UiilU shrinking
1 i%
thin
w n
f !l1 l
Oh >u
'
m
I
. him a pt.nny fnr h me ZQ faithful
i ^ *l e lha ^c lf he 1i lather
" Ira IttPrp DTiie ne^ ort of If Ihflnps in
ml tht wndke tnr hi th ut,ht
broke oif i h heir I I«- \ \ tp
i-omm^ toward^ him lo^n th nar
F ttf of LOUT e' Hi
hrifehtenp 1—he *taru
then su ttlenlj he ^topp
Harle> Seftnn brnk? t
unier^Fo^th an! came
him
tlau lie hat I Harlpi,
, - -• ti\* L ^eF foot tpp am
what «e uoull lo if—if jrU,hUnel halt as ht. look
anything- happened to Tjm^^r—orjthp man hari fac it «a nuite
gt ^ r unt n LIQU^IJ that he put th han I
Joan hi\grfcl i^h, h dutfhpl Joan ^ nnti bchin 1
It* unlut*} to talk ab-iut it hi back In an attitj \t- uf ieflan *
shi solil But foF that littlt u tuF*> btftnn
Jan made *in impatient gt tyre ioull pFobahH ha e pa *** I rn
Nithing ean change n\\ luck without speaking 1 ut
new " she fjaiU But IAK ugnt he ^topped an 1 »>n
talk about H anle^^ jou wish I child unpie^santh
just wantel te sav that that it An! where re \ou
I\e—^fjigutten that iQ " he a ke I
Im making MF Sefton I «ha]] Clau lie hi\ere 1
?\&T forget as long a I Ine
Her cheeki v>giq heF> her
burnt 1
nee or %vnQ% I knew it u^ all u|
iesi le*5 Shp t ppe i an ]
there ft^« s long ^ileneg ^ Hich
Joan did not dare to break
Nan went on
Then Mr Seftao came Hi«
neh an 1 father o\ e« him monm
Iffl onlj telling >ou this Joan be
se \ou aFH my fnend JFI 1 1
iw joull nevtF tell an j one 4n 1
a** I—I kne« I euul In t be
happj aflj RiPio I theught I might
lo the b§ t I eoulU fur=f r £*" , *
tht familj _ Shf laUghLl |back
dreanlj There are the boj |n | ^°
think of >ou eg ' *she aide I K?. U i
Anl I lo%e ihpm e«pec r**ZL
ith Clay he
Is Chimhf- the littlg
asketl helples^l>
an 1 sn — that ¥
why I had tg tell jou but ^uu
wont tell anyone will jou Join
pFami^e *
^ou knou I wont Joan sail
ihg got up stoo I on tip tog on j
Nan more warml> than
hif httl mm!
'[flew to thp '-tQF^ Lf li I K hnL
, I Hor I and the wolf «hn-h he ha 1
mpt in the woo an 1 he v, m ler !
i m teFror if this man mooth
-1 hi !e rnin 1 ni ter mgti\t a thp
NowhtFe he ^ai 1 i-toutlj Hi.
lookfc 1 anxiou h pa t Seftftn kwn
the narrow, path he\arl whith IP 1
awa% to PeteF L> t**r anl safety
but ala * it wa=4 tgo narrow fur
p*rn a mail hi\ to pap along
while thi^ man baFFe i th*. wa>
But ClauJJe ap pluekj anl
^u 1 lenlj ducking hi^ he a I he
mule a !i\t foFwjfl ho| ing in
scrape pa t a^ainNt tht- I u hi=3
But it was hopolt Snfton
caught him h\ the loo^e hark of
' hi ailoF jacket an 1 hauU ! him
LFUtL^\ U ! FUl
It ft ii* Sar ^ iojee—Nan who
tan e Jl mj= through th » rlanl
t.iiU|fht hif- jr i ju t a t wa fp
n lint, fuF the un I time Sin*
a a whit I ih ] t har Hi
e i* | to ki ou hat ht via du
ifiL She struck at Harlej ^Lfton ^
fa e hkf a ma i WLFian
^ou brutt—U ^au bruU Let
him to—Itt him ta
ShetF surprise had made hi-fton
rchniiui h Yi hull of tht buj Jn 1
Clau lie Iroj pe 1 Mtbbing* anl hn.n
u k nmng t the bracken an 1 un
ifFkFQWth,
& fl f trifc ! to at H Nan jrm
1 up al|flni h n hpf hut f(f lhe momLnt
rat nia I n* F tn nu r than lit*
hh truck at him aj,ain an !
atain hht a«. th w FI 1 red
Ih t h hnull g h \ larpl t
hurt C 1 iu ii Sh tot 11 hu L kill
ed him in h r pa sionat*. an^tr
hatred
ou^H ut ¥su he sai ] an\
a|,i.H Hi^ fa e «4& yrfy hut
runninj. thtn. Wl a lank of un«dlmgal
on in his e>e*» Hy held b&th I
n l ith utip han 1 the'
little fae
tr run
1 leal a^
irough the
to
lown at tht
1 k 1 at Feter
4h the | liij l t r ho sai 1
ftith kte table inflection The
man %Io lo t hu mtmnfvja aToid
unwt-lt le iif-a^tment Thi- man
whn f rgot iQnvementb Far
Eol— *
I Hut le nt-s r fini hp I ih t en
! tenet Pet^r ma k a Iun^» foFWar 1
an i taught him faiFly bttwpen lhe
Clau h cr e I cut Lut with le
li^ht niw rather thaii fear an 1
Kan hi 1 hi F t \P
Hul in A t UT t t 1 U f i a L i \\ f
nun in I a mvi r I ib n lint K a
foFot^n i ^nc]u^lan r 1 in t^o
mm nt5 I >=ter had hrekt*n thr
r I s, r p a FO? \\9 t wn F
I La k an 1 Seftan had li^appeaFc 1
'—a limpinjr rairink ihinif t lu 1
ht fehum* 1 m the heart f the
hit r va I rfath nu hta% 1^ HP 1
hi fa wa \LI\ pal
Ther wa 1 * a la?!. I ^ rt nf liak
abjut hin lit nut a h wa he
tn nit ] I Hk a JJF] n w hi Fiij^e
ha I lit 1 loun
An I th^n cjUite u 1 lenlv with
sut coniment of any oFt I j ti r
quickly
How long are \ ou going 1 to
ay * th^y Sskiti in a ehorus
when she appeared at breakfast.
Joan laughed
I m HSt going to gtay at all—at
lea*.t I dan I think so—Nan has
enough to do ta look after you
withgut nse ss well p
They did not agree, with this
and she receive 1 prompt invita
is ta itay as long ae she liked
We'll take, you an th# weods
Jim proniipefl
And find you biftk* eggs/* Bus
ter gddsd
Mr Ly^fer^ gem away," sail
Han quietly
He, he hasn't 1 shrilled Bitter
again * I saw him this msrnmg
before breakfast—hi same '
_ Let me MH? he hpgan with
Joan g]Q% enjoyment \oure the
yaung man wfo sii 1 ynu hated
me ai i the \tunjf man to
whom 1 onte pFemi ed a thfa^h
in^=eh \T ell It &PR1H tn Tne
that this is a mK'-t oiyioftunc
motnent—
Clau he *erfcamc 1 he ^tms,gle I
\iolentl^ bpatiRg one =mall fat fist
against hi D tormentor s ho i^
Let me go=-Iet me ^Q ht ai 1
O\PF and a\er a^am Nan
Om Bum t lo 10 A. » [ 7 1. 1 P
JOHN
717
F&ss* 27?
B WHITICAB, M.
WESLEY AVENUE
On OtJ, N J
u.
D
1 ALLE» CORSON M D
OiH laarti i ts tl Ai H,i 7 ts I F. M.
I JOHK B T0WNSE%D M D
t Q9i9 IM! 9 is 16 A, Msj * 19 I FE ft]
I ii 1 K IL
124 Wmley A, Ocean City, N J
_ BILL I'HONK II
I ENGINEERS
Wm. H. CoUtieon, Jr.
AMO II Am. Sot. C E.
CIVIL ENGINEER - SHRVBTOB
Qtr EntlD«.r. Onu CUT, N. 1.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON MORTGAGE
No -.Illn, IH two wnki u know
If r«l *SB i«t IM Wi iia till kt
ma. BsrgsiQI Is llf a^i O«u
ftant ireptFtiife OlQla altaga
f« Mle* A!» isti far iBTtitrafilf
•ad tut impfBfistfli^liiB c&elea tf
Oiiui Ciir. ApOlj to
J. M. CHESTER & CO,
OCEAN CITY, N, J,
e i down
the nad whin I was out in the
l h d h' fc i
t
said he'd mtefc u§ in
tg woods when we*d had eur
breakfast '
Jean Ioakid qmckly si Kan.
'I think you re made a mintaifg,*
Kan said evgnly * W# gaw him
d g to th& itstisn yesterday
Mr Amott you knew"
s B eomi baek *' Buster msisfc-
"1 saw him p
Han ehsngtd tftg subjtet har-
^lr
Later, Joan followed the boys
out Into Sis garden. The weather
hd k f th b
S motor car,' ttod had taken a turn for'tho batter—it
Iven me a illamond ring that- yas u warm and sunny as a Hoi
morning She sniffed (life country
sir dellciousl? ti she went.
In hii? fright he let the precious
note Irop to thu mat j pathwaj Bt
his fi-et anil H-irte^ Sefton sai* it
He kept hold of Claudie with one
hand an 1 stooped to pick It up with
thp other
He saw the name on thf out,i lo
of the folded paper and thought
HUGHES'
CENTRAL PHARMACY !
EIGBTBST AND WEStEY ATE,
Phone 215
HBclici, P D Flur
CHARLES P. LAKE
REAL ESTATE
Bnyine gelling Renting
Room 301 Ocean City Title and
Trqst BnildiDg
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
W1LLITS P. HAINES, H D
Phulclan and Surgeon
OOf Intii t A. H. U I P. »
DiiHHi df Eje. Ear, No»
and Tkrioat
n» 111 clam niul
Car. Wesley Are and Ninth St.
>ITTOENEYS.AT.LAW
GEORGE R. GREI9
ATTOKNET and COUNSELtOB-
AX-LAW
On CII7 T10. -* Tnil C», BrtUhi,
el tf«ckaiM£ 8L. Cap* UMT C*Mrt HHH
Bell Pkoneii- OHIO CHy 791
Coort HOH« M
C EUGENE DARBY, M D
Hranlb PI"" «>J AUulii ATHIH
OCEAN CUT H J
Qffln BEinE
• H II A. «.
IK IF H. TdqlxiK
T U I p M. HI
•Ad br Appglntmft&t*
DR CHAS. H. VAIL
OSTEOPATH
Eighth and Central Avenue
Office Hour*—Dally, 9 to 5
liy Appointment—Phone Bell 275W
DR. J. HOWARD SHARP
DENTIST
Ocean City Title & Trust Co. Bide
Bell Phone: 1089-W
ALDRICH C. CROWE, M. D.
WH ST. * ATLANTIC AYR
OCEAN-CTTY. N. J.
Telephone 799
Office Houra 9 to 10 a, m.
7 to 8 pm.
MAL ESTATE
j, NELSON LOPER
Real Estate Broker .
1225 m.f Avenue
OCEAN CITY. N J.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
Fifth Street and Bay Afni
—two fumlshtd housed, light
on the Bay; lot 100 ft, on Bay
Avenue, and 200 ft. on Fifth
Street, with riparian righta,
Ground floor! two car garage,
laondry, bath and stpre* room,
ffani and ilde porch. First
floor; Kitchen, dining, pantry
and living room; front and side
porcheg, /
Second floeri Four bed
rooms and bath roooi: third
floori three bed rppms. Steam
heat—gas and electricity. Ap-
ply at '
20 South ajfd Street
PhOadelplilB, Fa,
Of jroar own broker,
WALTER G. GIBSON
Real Estate Insurance
802 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 1295
SAM SLOTOROFF
The Popular Clothing Store hi Atlantic City
For Men, Young Men and Boys
1329-31 Arctic Avenue
Cor. Arctic and Tennenee Arena
Phone Marine 5098
.Atlantic City, N. J.
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HOW JIM TAYLOR
LOST HIS CRABS
ATANGLERS'CLUB
Became Absent Mmded and
Threw Them Overboard*-
Zimm«rman'H Feat
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THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
Its a great life—this passi
away at the end of a rod u
Any Waltumsn will IPII ^
that.
Nothinf Is do all day but sit and
fish and dreamland then at the
doge of day, go to u comfortablp
Llub house to play Lards and dm
cuis the pleasures of the catch
Up at the Anglers Club where
affisng others J 0 Anderson
* Charlie Zimmerman and Pier
piaster Conner hold forth the
crowd wan discussing the art of
fishing the other evening
Among the wid* 1 and *
topics of eonvefsation tlut v> ent
' th rounds was a discussion gf tht
rf^bhfefj¥J
t|mt
pfSffunent Ocean City
Plermaster ConnaF pFedict'
TayloF one day will beconi
world'i greatest SshErman MF
Cennor Eased his predittion on
Taylor's a^precmtion of the ngtf»s
mty of salt water to keep bail
alive (E\en m h» yuutli, TastoF
thofoughly digeatfcd that )
According ta the atury that
the rounds and elicited a mile
from allp Taylor who was fishing
en the pierf a few days ago caught
a niee-si^ed fish Me WSN u^ing
cribs faf bait, and in nrdff to
keep them alive hid them m u
backet filled with gait water While
Taylor was washing the fl sfteF ht had
cleaned the fishp TayloF went to hi«
buekit and dumped the crah-i mtn
the ocean
Startled, a number of people on
the p!if asked him wh^ he hod
dene iueh a thing Tyylar then
admitted thdt he had ^tm| un
canscisualy He was afraid that
perhaps, Connor or Mr And* r on
wsutd accidentally throw hi* bait
merbeard The thing HO preyed on
his mind that he himself thFtw
his own bait off the pier The
jokegtsFS, however have tt that
T&ylgF believes the cFabn should
have a large place m whith iv
swim and that, through gratitude
they will come back tg him tht
neit time he wants to fish
Charlie lmmertnan who re
cently eaught a croaker withiut a
line, hesk or bait, says that he ha^
a head just ax well as the ffeh
ChsFlie s philosophy m that if the
fish don t bite he isn t going to
hgld a pole Oh yes the cfoaker
Ask it tg tell ygil how he raught
JL This newspaper has a repyta
tisn to maintain
To Frank Ho well, president of
the Gamdeit National Bank at
Gamdin, goes the distinction of
catching the largest fish at lh<
Anglerr Club during the pnu
week
A ^eakfiah, weighing WVLI
psund^, and seven fingfish weic
caught by Mr Hgwell Friday
While thi fish havt been staying
nway fi^m the Anglers Club pier
for feur or five days a few other
gaod catches have been made all
kingfish A list of the catcher, a*
an file at the club foil own
3 P gchiek, 10, Geo^e Beaton
0 James Blowen 4 President J
W Kennedy, 4, J H Kirk 4 All
of these anglers are from Philadtl
Bhia, with the exception of Mr
Mowin, whs comes from We*st
Chester
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11-POUND WEAK
FrankenliiW'i Catch in Bay-
Boys Buiy at Fourteenth
Street Pier
ABOLISH PRIMARY,
SENATOR EDGE
Favors Return to Old-Style of
Nominations by Party
ConvenlionH
Slate primorliM should not be
hilil in torriil weather, liut they
shoulii lip i]Liiini.(l in tho KprinK
lo permit u rent for candiclatua
following the campaign ami before
the November elertlon, Bccor.MiiK
lo Uniteil Statoa Senator BIIKB.
At the same time, Senator Edje,
who favoM noniinatlDnjt b^ party
conventions, asserted that the cup-
rent expose of LIIR expenditures in
Ihe Kepybiieun siinatoriul prinmry
in Pennsylvania is an exeeljent
rgument for the abolition of the
ireet primary system,
'My opposition," said Senator
.tige tgdiiy, ''Is pritnarieli &» late
•. September is well known. It
* not necessary for me to repeat
hat familiar argument,
•The primaries, if We must
m£ to thf direst primary sys-
in, ought to be held before ths
lot weather. The time to halii
iio contests within the respective
mrties, it' seems to me, in In thg
priiig, hut it does not appear that
t should he necessary ta advance
hum «s .early as April.
'It would not be a bad Iilea to
jlvance the primaries twe or even
hrec weeks, muWnK them fall on
,he first Tuesday in June or tha
mt Tuesiiay in May. At that
me there are few persons away
,n their vacations, and the wenth.
r conditionB are net such as to
dude interest In Ihe ram.
CARS COLLIDE
Horse-and-Buggy
Pavements
Won't Do
Property pwntm in miny mm 3 ^|
inddtiMwhwestreatiswannwiA
motor tiiffle art idUwuttaiAiir
. money on tioise.aBd.bu|iy "^sve-
rtents" ol by|eae dayi.
Theie rough,-bumpr stroett t»
diMctly mpoMlble for btoksB
lprinp,CUttiM«,ir«aterdepMM- ,
don of can, physical dliconlo^ r
bsi of time, and tniny iceUeoB "»
involving IOBS of life or limb. ,
And the heavy expense of trying s
to keep worn-out, dangerous, horse- s
and-buggy streets in repair, added
to their original cost, amounts to
more than enough to pay for true, f
even, non-skid concrete pavement ,t
that has the maintenance built in. 7
So'in the long run you are pay- ;j
ing for concrete streets. Why n