SOUTH SEAVILLE.

Elmer Smith, ut BuMou. spent the p»M week »itn hi» mother, Mrs. Sue Terry Mrs. Benj Bsrn. f. ot MiUvilli. visited her lather. H A. Payne, the !lr»t ot the w eek. Palmer lauiklev. ol Malaga, is visiting his grandparents John Langley and wile. Harry Hallman spent Sundaj with his family hen . James T. Maxon and family motored to the Delawaie Water Gap. where' they will spend several da)s. Eugene Watson and Henj. Barnes, of Millville, spent ihe week-end with relatives hen-. Master Dale RJc.. ol Camden, if visiting Mrs. Alice Payne foi .< f. w days. Clarence Corsor and wife, i>f Philadelphia. were the guests <U Mr. *'»>rtton’s brother, N. S. Corson and family, over the week-end. Mi?. George Hiinet has l« • n el laluing her parents. Mi. and .•ln>. Goforth, ol Philadelphia, lor ihe past

Mr. and Mrs. Ayres returned 10 Philadelphia on Tuesday after a delightful

Edward Preston and wile, ol t den. an visiting Mr. Preston'* tent, the Misses Preston Mrs. Max Hess, of Stone Harbor, spent Friday with her mother. Mis. Charles Way. H. A. Payne was In Millville on Wednesday Alfred liqhardt has bn n on the sick list. John Berry and family *p. m .Sunday at Wildwood. Manning Harvey ami Kiihard Hitner spent the week-end w ith K. M. miner and family. Mrs. Adeline Grore. Of Given Creek, spent Thursday with Mrs. Rachel Vandersllce. Miss Helen Maxim is visitin* frit nds at Bordeniown lor an Indefinite tini' Magtirlla Council. No. 15. D. of A.. are planning loi a social and < i tainment to he given in the neat ture.

WOODBINE.

Mr and Mi Dranon relumed lo their home in Philadelphia Monday. with it all 1‘iat roc* along with a country lair. Not < V. iv county >•! the after spending ihe week-end with the

HoRman family

M. Mendelsohn wax a Philadelphia

visitor Monday.

A gathering look place al the Slone residence Thuradsy evening. Miss S. Sc hen. of New York, i* stopping with friends here. Several boys and girls enjoyed the evening at ihe Decker home Wednes-

day.

with

Miss S. Shropshire Mopped

friends at Cape M-.y over night Mon-

day.

J. Breslow. sailor stationed at Philadelphia. spent several days with his

folks last we< k.

Miss Rosenthal is visiting her sister,

Mrs 1 V. Stone.

Mr. 6. K«ssl«T. ol Wilmington, mo tored to town last Wednesday He Went to Atlauth from here. Miss A. Pestnrh if fpeitding her vacation with her sister Miss A. Blume and fistei ar. h,.roe on an indefinite stay Our Be y Scouts are eamplng at Sea, Isle City for the week Mr. and Mrs. Coupelson and «•«.• visited the town on Saturday. The Abrarooviu and .! H Cohen famlic f epent an enjoyable day at tb'. Allvine Kami at N..tma SuntlaM'S. Burke anil son hit lot h-r .ionie in Washington Sunday Miss E. Polashnlck and sister were

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(Continued from page 1) Mrs. B. McGoohan tnotor.-U to Atlantic City Saturday with a party of guests. rs Annie Shirk, who has been the gut-f. of Rev. and Mrs. Gllllson two week*, returned Tuesday.

r ear Implanted in Mankind for th* Purpose of Promoting Caution— Differs in the Sexca.

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ie Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran Church met on Wednesday to arrange ihe final details for the Bazaar on Au-

gust

10th.

This ••fiemoon on the Surf House porch, the W. C. T. t . will hold Us mual Bazaar and food sah fur the benefit ol its work.

Hay,

“v. and Mrs. E. C

ed the Jeffries cottage lor th*- reason. Mr. Hays’ parents. Mr and Mr, Ita s. and his sister. Miss Verne Hays

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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franklin and four children. Mrs. N. Rigeiu and e children, who have been recent its of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hays. • returned to Philadelphia.

Mi and Mrs Herman Kceser are entertaining an interesting quartette of young nieces and nephews. Dorothy. Elizabeth. George and Robert Rampaeber. of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. David Mitch*'1 and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Hornet, ■>. Bala Pa., vrbo an- summering at Ocean city, motored over on Sunday to visit th* it friends. Mr. and Mrs L J. Down, y

"In no.'iaal, well-balanced persons there Is a certain relation between the element of fear and the element of courage. Fear Is an emotion existing for the |*urpow of promoting eauthm. and in primitive •lays and In animals tends to self-preservation. Anger, curiosity at d courage are factors whlcn opts.se fear and flight. WI.en knowledge. exi erience. re|*etltlotL finally limit or d< limit the ccllon of these two opposing nstlncls ami emotions, eonseious act!.m Is carriisl out with understanding according to the Inherent reactions. "Wont in was made with the element of fear and eautlon more protiounei-d than It. man. because woman, the mother, wu* net *up;>osed to l*e the lighter, vtun. primitive man. the fighter. was t «ore endowed with courage.*' These quotatloi.s from a report by Dr. San Del Wyllls Handler of New York to the Journal of the American Medical ass.M-iation preface a discussion of he differences in the ductless, or endnt fine, gltn.ds In man ;.ud woman. In ..ormul per* ms these balance each oth* r. hut the balance Is different tu the two sex**s and. according to Doctor jv. ) , # . r Jt 11,1, diff.-renc** in ha*.::..e tha* muses the differences In the iiMtineta «:d emotion*.

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anted I

Mrs. William Hurley ha,

from delightful motor trip through Canada and is dividing her time for a few days between her two daughters. Mrs. Joseph Mallon and Mrs. John

McFealey. of Nea Die city.

Mr

Mr. Nelson R B. Chap

Chapman and their Utr*- - children, Martha A.. Adele .;. and James T.. s<-cond. ar.- visiting Mr. Chapmans parents.Comniisstoner and Mrs. James

T. Chapman.

n.-d Iro

Mrs. J- J- Wlnkh

Baltimore the fitst of lln- w .-ek, w h* r<she went for the burial ol her husband. the late J. J Winkl -r. whose sudden death was such a shock to his friends. ,

Sha

rs. Joseph

front Philadelphia, having aceom|«nd her guests Mr. Hackelt tutd Mi: Henderson, to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Allhouse bav ..■turned after a visit ol a Week at :t bom* of Mr. and Mrs. Whittington

r. Clinton Williams. Assistant Dijr of the State Commission of . . ...isylvania. accompanied by Mrs. Williams, have been th*' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wells, of Philadelphia, at their Paris Street summer

Dotnuuic Ciui had as house guest* ■ver the week-end, Michael G. Price, •-urge Hoffman, Hon. Norri* S. Bar•aUAilievaliet C. t.'. A. Baidt, Chevaict F. Pulutuho, ail ol Philadelphia, uni Muiiaignur Aloyaitu Pout and Allied Tasca, of hea leie City. tin Monday, .\U8U*t iSrd, the D. Citti Iceau Piet will he given over to a betiilit for tin- huildiug land ol St. Joseph’s ■ol and recreation budding. Ail the il*l« 0! the evening mil he turn'd t>y Mr. Cini to :ius fund, and a tu-hreakiug sitendaiice it expected.

From day to day proof I* forthcoming that genius iv viMmtaneons and not n slow growth—tliat It Is of the type of Minerva who sprang full-tinned from .the head of Zeus. This Is evidently as true of the genius of the mart as It Is property supposed to he of the more esthetic form* of genius. An Instance lit suhst tnUation of this opinion was recently related ty a veteran business man us a side light on the why of the success of a well-known

Industrial leader.

“I remember 1:1m." It wits related, “when he was a u-d of six years. He wanted to trade a hintrni for one owned by a playmat . which he admired. Coming to his father, he asked counsel about the matter and was Informed Glut he should use his own Judgment “‘Well, dad.' said the hoy, ‘I believe PH trade; hut wouldn’t you take the oil out first7"‘—Wall Street Journal.

Among recent at rivals at the J*-l ■ Cottage ate Sit and Mr*. Wiljiu T. Heilman and then young i.i. i-, Mildred and Ruth. M: and :: K c Esterly with Musters Craig M* tv in and Miss Marion. Mr. and i- Edward Host* Id and Miss B-r-

Made Thorough Job of It The domestic happiness of an Innkeeper In a village In the Jura lias been shattered by the action of a Jenl•ns wife. Ten year* ago the Innkeefer. who la French, brought home from America a hux»m woman of Austrian birth named Sophie. Sophie la now fat and forty, and the affections of her husband have d«-crense<l. Sophie resolved to revenge herself, and. when her husband w-ns absent, she smashed all the furniture and then turned on all the taps of the wine barrels. Finally she soaked the w reckage with petroleum and net it alight. When the husband appeared his wife threw on the fire a number of bank notes which represented their savings. Whl.e the neighbors were busy trying to extinguish the flame* Sophie hanged herself from the branch of a tree.—From the Continental Edition of the New York Herald.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 12th.-Ke-pons which have been circulated through some mysteriou - source to the effect that there w a* considerable opposition in Atlantic county to the re-nom-ination oi the Hon. Isaac Hacharacb lor Congress from the tsecond New Jersey District, were ahsolnnly refuleu last ffalitidny by the unanimity will which the Republican Couutr Executive Com-tvitii-e "1 Atlantic pledged it* support to the I'ongresstnan as a successor lo himself. There was not a single dissenting voter nor the suggestion of any other candidate when the Committee discus*nl the subject of a Representative from the Second District. It was pointed ont by one of the Com■intieeuien that in the few years that Congressman Racharach had represented the Second District, he had accomplished by any other representative the district has ever had.

OCEAN VIEW.

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and Mrs. Frank Shaw, of 'JCth street, spent Saturday here. Mi.-.- Mary Carew U spending aometime in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hies and son. of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Flies' slbter. Mrs. Ernest Downara. Miss Laura Townsend spent Friday

in Atlantic City.

Mi. and Mrs. Charies Howsner spent Friday in Urean City. The stork >isited the home of Mr. and M.s. Charles Robinson and left a

fin*- baby boy.

Mrs. Samuel Harder, .if Ocean City, spent Thursday with Mm. Joseph l>ow

Mr. and Mrs. Alot.zo Brown and daughter Emma, of Wildw -id. and Mr. and Mrs. Samm! Henderson, of Ocean City. Spent Sunday with Mr. Jo- ph Downain and family. Mr. Thoma: Ryan, of New York, spent the week-end with his wife. Mm.

Mr and Mm. Chan. Kohs fishing in their new boat. "Carolina - on Tuesday.

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