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Wildwood Men Escape Watery Grave gbtor Car Phn»|«i Ttawfk Bail jf Schdhnger 1 Into Water tf

Oto Huf Rearued Two Men L placard throusti th* i«ll op UM ir: ifhe’lSJi^ibo eor »t Um tto# of Z. nwn*r of the c»r »nd irm* drTvln* A!L- J Txjior. LHrctor Of PobUc WoriO ET.Y™irs;.SSs® complainK of chc.i 5i lack.

,„.™ Carll wax drtrto* muahrooaa onpo of^warotoj

___ clearance t mtrh. Oommlartt— - Kcmo b> the "rtta of a _ K or. xtnfc-a. the Koafd I pu^ r the aUent p Ibrr. shot to the Oi. _ *«tt and plunjted into the T

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C »nd »uperb phyatcal Otto Huf. Martinet. In I pt free of the wrei*jwp tc reach Mtore. Hof rr»« throuph a hole to

hr Mdan. Knoaln/ that his < luuoci were Kill In the ear mrbrd in He xtroch the ootatretebn>*«fll dxaed from the raault if the oaead. Hof pultod Taylor:* arm ■«! hr tot him dear aad <hrw«*ad t= ihrouMh the bole aad ml him oo to roof of the oar. By dmy — *. roof of the car Taytor’x head t

| ___ _ , OM • tb- roof of the ear tart Oartl limply c- ;, • . into the chilly water* of_the

hM-d to Huf and F »»» quMkly pu..-j ■' i . __ returned to Huf. who rnmlmlr— Chill. Huf tw« dlreeted the group '

' »»» low tide t ■ urrol oth pr*-l ^IJjr could not crave. From tho' « Ih- cur it l. c .tdent »hat It « tojed when It tepptl* Hvtr, Thu prolably caused the hole ■Hie roof by wlilch the met. eewpod

„ . >*e..emeni nee Been oauae "Mao. • -o procure a CanMrtto.m ■j^Hul „ recugnlHou for hla b

Thr neither of Paul Lover. 1*. “** ■ rhe could not control the lad ‘•'“"to

^OORLYN TKEATBp, O* LUXc" OCEAN CITY

* •< Pi ret NatloMU Picture*

Teu*y and haturday t uxt ShUousI Preamtx H IR HutPANO'B hKCRBT ■'I'h Anton to Mornm and Patay Ruth Miller Ul " c ' , d by Prank Uoyd. makt -f "Tlw Boa Haerk“ ■»"**y and TueeUay Anita Btevart ta •****. *ON Of KAZAN

TM* LOtr CHORD Ir.r. -1 . tt *°" Blr Arthur Bulllfamoua aongT A baautlful . Pteture Friday '' 'rlnta Valll ta rve * Y WOMAN** urn -' J_' ture you wto afl hrv* V '* < -‘» 1 Manmrtal Day s ‘d fharlfn In CHAftL«V*» AUNT

Annual Dinner of County Bankers va It Xdd U Beflernt Hotel, See Iflle (5t,, Ime 4 Tbe fifth *nno*l meeting and dinner of the Capo May County Bankera’ Amodatlon wlli be held on Thonday. Jane 4, in Sen Idle City. The dinner will be at the BaUerue Hotel, and the btMlnem meeting will precede the dinner. Offlcera for the year *(S6 will be elected. The present officer* of the county association are: President. BneeeU Nalty. Ocean City: ▼fee president. Edward B. Arnett. Sea tale City: aacretary, George a Groff, ocean City: executive committee: Meeere. Todd, of Wildwood; Rom, of Sea lele City, and Plaher. of Cape May. It la likely that Mr. Arnett will i elected ** president at thla meeting, the cuatom being that the vice president la elected to the presidency. Bill CoUlaeon will act aa song leader, and dancing will follow the dinner.

WlMwood H. S. Won Field Day Loving Cup The field day held on the Middle Township High School athletic field, at Court House, lest Saturday afternoon, furnished a number of exciting events. Wildwood High School carried off the beautiful silver loving cup for scoring the greatest number of points in the meet. The Wildwood boye were given e bitter fight for the honor by Middle Township High School lads. The winner of the meet was not decided until the last event, the relay race, was staged. By winning this raer the Wild woe: boye overcame the one point lead that the Middle athletes held. The final result showed Wildwood High School. 41 points; Middle. SC points; €*’•; May High School. 10 points. Bowen, of Middle, was the Individual high scorer, winning first place in the IfiO-yard dash, ?20yard dash and the broad Jump. Doughty of Middle Township High School, sstabltsfaed n new High School record tor Cape May County schools when he leaped 6 feet T Inches hi the high Jump. Folk dahelng anil drills by tne grammar schools, under the direction of Mias Irma A Charlesworth. attracted favorable com-

Taxi Driver Steered Men To Disorderly House Daniel Rumell. president of the Cape Mar Taxi Company, of Cape May City, was foura guilty, by a Jury, last Monday afternoon at Court HoUM.. of transporting persona for Immoral purposes. HU partner, Leon Tice, who wa* tried at the asm* tlm* on a similar charge, was acquitted. State Trooper* rilabop and Upin testified that while in civilian clothes Rumell transported them t a notorious house In West Cepe lay. The troopers caused a amlle hen they testified that Ruaaell told them that they had to be careful aa the place had been ■•pinched" Just a abort tlm# before. It was alleged that Ruaeell was tb* outside man for the house and directed patronage there. The troopers wore unable to get In when they amt went to the place. Later Tice conveyed them to'the houst. The Inmates of the place were placed under arroet after a raid by the State Trooper*.

M. Sofroney Elected Mayor of Sea Isle City lew ComniMum Organized Tuesday; Love Director of Finalise; Maher Director of Highway*

Old Qty Officers Re-elected

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Miss Alice Corson Gets Tax Board Berth Mis' Aik* Oorsan. of Caca Ms) f>^n Hourn. U lh» tlrxl tomaf* n*«n j#f l« b* atactMl lo tb* County Raart of ‘*'%xaUon Bh* suoooods Stunoal A fajaB? of Wlidwool. Mlm Ooroon'. father. Oojamor ,r C» r * 0 «’ w , »“ ■

I aekmltted by Oowmor approval of_Uta Sonata f SaV'hM*'arMv^hTnJmnrritlr politic* In thr county and formerly was

for”a three adjourned

ad Inlet m 9 , raer. The salary la II.HOC •nnually Mia* OMM •I"' hm the dafimtSp gTetof.

Dedication of Ocean Gty Lutheran Church rill takr ptare el l* *» •'«*>rk #o *«*• S,,"SSS. TzstzTxrjiJs'xrv! atlon mrvW WiMwood Maa Ftaad $400 Hugh MrArdla. proprteior of the MeArdle laa. of Wildwood sad his bartender. Jama* Caldwell. ‘ ded autlty to th# char** of „ —'-r liquor bafora Jud** at Court Houm. last Monday morning. McArdl* wa# fined »4®t Caldwell was fined 1*00. Tb* UtArdlr Inn wa* raided by Detective Unfrred and aevaral Slate Trooper*. The liquor veiled wa# con-

Maurice M. Sofroney was elected Mayor, H. C. Love Director of Revenue and Finance, and John L. Maher Director of Highways at the re-organization meeting of the City Commlasloners of Sea Isle City, at the City Hall, on Tues-

day.

SpeculaUon waa rife as to whether Mr. Sofroney or Mr. Maher would be made Mayor, but In a caucus before tbe meeting the matter was evidently setUed, tor there was no opposition to either of the three officee being filled aa they were. The oath of office to the new Commissioners was administered by Irving Fitch, retiring Mayor, and after they were sworn in. Mayor Fitch shook hands with the new Commissioners, wishing them a successful administration and offering his aid and aaeUtance at any time, should the need arise. The nomination of Sofroney for Mayor was made by Commissioner Love, and seconded by Commissioner Maher. That of Love was made by Maher and seconded by Sofroney. and that of Maher was made by Sofroney and seconded by

Love.

Mayor Sofroney then took the

chair and called for nominations for the other city officers, and the following were elected, at the salaries named: Frank M. McBride. City Clerk and Clerk of the UUlltles. 91 600 per year; E. B. Arnett. City Treasurer and Tax Collector. *1.200 per year; E. B. Arnett. Delinquent Tax Collector, no salary; city Solicitor, James M. E. Hildreth, $400 per year; Chief of Police, Charles Podeck, and Captain of Police, John FI nan; Assessor. F. H. Sutton,

6600 per year; City ~

William B. salary (this

basis).

In every ease the city appointees are re-appointments except City Clerk McBride. Mr. McBride has for several months satisfactorily filled the position of Clerk of the Cllltiea. and this office and that of City Clerk are now com

blned.

The regular meeting. were fixed. es heretofore. Tuesday afternoons. at 2 P. M. No business. other than the passage of tbe sal-rj- ordinance, was done at tbs re-organicaUon meeting. But few spectators attended the re-orgsnlutlon meeting, and no speeches were made by any of the Comm'aalor.ers. tbe meeting differing In thla latter respect from any previous reorganization meeting ever held in Sea isle City In an Interview with the TIMES on Wednesday, Mrror Sofroney said: "I appreciate the high honor conferred upon me. and will use best efforts to promote barT and good feeling between the city goven-ment and the voters end taxpayer- whose representatives the city authorities are. I do not plan any radical changes In any city policies: several matters of police regulation of tbe boardwalk in the summer months will be taken up. and the matter of enforcing the dog ordinance will also be taken up at once, and enforced. The lire department should be brought up to the highest state of efficiency by mors fire drills, and greater co-operation among the members of the fire department." In conclusion Mr. Sofroney said: "I want to Impress upon everyone that I am ready end willing at all times to o-operate In every way for the city's advancement and

Eight Names Hidden Among Classifieds Two Free Movie Ticket* If Ton Find Your*

Those who did not receive Uckrts Joseph A_ Short. ZM Bast Poplar venue. Wild woe' E. Jane Wise, noe. Wildwood. W. H. Adams. Palermo. Morris Cohen. Woodbine. Alfred Phillips, SMS Central Are

Ocean Gty Negro Pool Room Raided Detectives and State Trooper* Scoop ia Twenty-ane Habitues of tbe Gambling Joint

la on a fee

Wildwood Kiwanis Gub Scout Drive Fifteen hundred and twxctr-two xllar* In cash waa collected hr tbe Wildwood Klwai-'X Club T^mday In a drive tor fund# for me Boy Scout* * "Ive Mile Beech. The *oaJ for tha was two thousand dollar*. The report will not he made until th* neat metelna of th* dub on Tumdsy. aa many pledges were made on which auh will be received by then. Almost every member of the dub worked on the drive, which was In chant* of II Poeler Ooelln. who *upervl»ed last year** drive. In which about ll.TOO waa ooCertwl ta on* day. The dub memhrrwhu waa divided tala ave team*, captained by the foltaeing AM Or-nr. Chart** fH*on. William Austin. Ildwrl Mri-pom and Warren Runyan Th* larg**l amount was brought In by Alton Orac*'* work - tha total bring Mot M Th* team xli.nl ly Chari*# Glenn. With ■aerty four hundred dollar., waa aac

Horn mi tr Company Incorporate*

Mam with office# at ll« E Oak Avenue. Wildwood, and IM K Sw*-rt Briar Hoad. Wildwood Creel, wa* Inrertwral*d Turad.> with the following ufItorr* Pr***4*nt, Joaeph O'Hara, of Camdatl. vie* pr-aidrlil. William C. ftarto. of Camden: •arvelary. Horae* llurk. >f Wildwood: troasurer and kg*t Win lam Bond, of Wild-

Place Had Bad Reputation

ad bv William H. Thomas and Hobart Wheatley, at 7*7 West Arenu. City. Twenty-on* arrests we when the raid was conducts ».*0 last Saturday evening. . persons Involved am colored. The place has I

SToSTTi^" ■ccurred several week* iydney Pugh, eolorad. wi_ tha abdomen. Ha lies In a critical condition In the Atlantic City Hoapl-

Prooecutor W. H. Campbell. Jr., after an Investigation, orderad the place cleaned out. When the State Trooper* and County Detectives arrived, a pool and black to** Wto wss progreasing. A free-for-all followed for a few minute* urtll the accused were hustled to the Ocean City Police Station. The arrests caused considerable rltement. Throngs attended the hi_. tog which waa conducted by Rqulre John (Jereey Justice) Byrne, who Issued th* warrant for the raid. Tbe hearing continued until early ir ‘“fi’Wtani H. Thomas, who stated he owned th* placed, but rente- „ Wheatley since January, for IM per week, was held under <1,000 ball for Court. Robert E. Wheatley, acknowl- « proprietor, waa also held under la.'I for court, charged with malntalnlra. - gam Wing house. Robert T. Brtnghurat. white, of *44 Weal Avenue, was •antaooed lo aravr *0 days In (ha county pall by Justice Byron. Bringhum waa charirad —***- being drunk and disorderly. Of l hose arrested all war* O City lealdrnl* except William Daria colored, of Sea '*1* City, who drew a fine of HO and costa

ANNIVERSARY WEEK Commencing Monday, May ZS Add*# Attractions and kurorts** the Entire w*«k. Don't Mist a Day MATINEE DAILY I M

IDEE TONOUEk Monday. May fill t-OVa EVERYTHING With Alma Kubena and Frank Mayo Extra Addad Attraction No. 1

Tuaaday. May fk— Owen Moore and Basalt Love Ir TORMENT Addad Attract Ian No. t > ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Wad. A Thurs.. May C7.MA Paramount Spaclai ANY WOMEN With Itrosto Isova Addad Attraction No. S

Cap* May County Eoooter Trip Pr.' toy. May »— Richard Dlx In MEN AND WOMEN Addod Attraction No. 4 Saturday. May M— I tolly fompaon In NEW LIVE* ror OLD ■lg Array of Vaudovlito Acta Addad Attraatlon Na. k REGENT THEATRE NOW OPEN rn.. fiat., tun.. May it. t>. kt - Mlltun Mills In THE kEA HAWK Uu«. . Tu.s . Wed . May M. M. tl THE 1HUNOERINO HERO W.'h J»*k Hall, laris Witoon.

Democrats Indulge in Wordy War Ftfloze of Election Board Member To Eecdve Certificate Suds ia Ailiaf «i Coiled Party linen

Further Hearing rn Monday Charge# against Lewis Bennett, a member of the Cape May City Election Board, led to a bitter exchange of personalities at a meeting of the County Board of Elections. held In the Court Houae, Monday afternoon. Bennett was re-appolnted by the County Board of Elections on May 8. When his certificate of appointment did not arrive last Monday a delegation from Cape May City visited the Prosecutor's office and demanded that he make an Instigation of the affair. Chairman of the County Board of Elections George Jeffery* called a meeting of tbe County Board the same afternoon for the same purpose. Prosecutor Campbell attended the meeting, which was held In the rooms of the County Board of Elections. Chairman Jeffery* demanded of Millard Richardson, secretary ol tbe board, why the certificate had not been forwarded to Bennett. Richardson stated that he withheld the certificate upon tbe advice of John Graham, tbe Wildwood member of the County Election Board. It appeared that the list of appointments for the local elecUon boards, which la generally furnished by the chairman of the county committee of both parties, had not been furnished by the Democratic leader and the County Board bad filled the vacancies. Graham did not attend this meeting, which was held on May 8. Graham stated that he had been Informed that charges had been made against Bennett end he asked Richardson to withhold the appointment until the Board could meet and discuss the matter. Bennett was charged with electioneering during the recent political battle in Cape May City Instead or filling his office. Prosecutor Campbell, who waa asked for an opinion, advised the board once an appointment had been made tbe only person that could excuse an election officer from duty was the Common Pfeas Ji'dge. or he could be removed af-' ter a bearing by the County Board of Elections, where the accused should be permitted to make a defence. Chairman Jefferys directed that Bennett, who attended the meeting. be given his certificate of appointment and stated “If the chsrgM against Bennett are to b* pressed now is the time to Inform the County Board." Jer# Chambers, Councilman of Cape Mry, who made the first objection to Bennett's appointment, signified ills Intention cf pressing the chargee. This caused a protest by Charles York, George Wentiell. former Commissioners, and Charles Campbell, all of Cape May, defended Bennett. A bitter tirade and an exchange of uncomplimentary remarks were exchanged. Csmuel Lannlng. of Wildwood, took sxception tc Evans Slaugtner. who laughed at him while b ' was apaaking. Lannlng roared Imputations aa to 8laughter's party loyalty and In a short and ugly word Inferred that be waa not exactly truthful. Slaughter waa the Democratic nomine* for State Senator last fall. Slaughter retorted by asking Lannlng some very pertinent questions. A parade of dirty Haen was imminent when the pair started to assume pugilistic altltudro S***ral persons Interfered, but Ibe majority. who were quarreling a few minutes before, gleefully drmand"Let them settle It." Drastic action waa averted and a demand waa made upon Cham here to withdraw hi* charges. Councilman Chamber* refused to withdraw bla charge*, atatlng Ben nett had the perogstlvr of resigning or standing trial before the Board. Bennett accepted bla appolotmsnt. The County Board decided to hold the hearing next Monday evening at 7.SO. Chairman Jefferys stated that aa ■ong as he was connected with tha Board that he would not tolerate any Irrogulartlle*. He called the County Board of Elections' at tentlon to tb'. fact that challeng era. bearing certificates from tbe County Board of Elections w*r* used In the Sea Isle City election last week. He demanded that an Investigation be mad* aa the County Board of Elections baa not Issued any challenger certificate* since last fall for Sea Isle City.

Bright Mot a Candidate Mars a Tranlon •lla-wl' h undvr dalr r May I*: "Th* Klal* IT*ald*tii. IHttaie II Uriah!. In* derUtod to >n l**l serve Uw IU-»>uUU»n Marti y •••nttauliiS to direct I to. srv**».l Ualatolli • |*«l- of dial* ItaMart ■ • at th* turning prtinaiy •tor-•hu-n ItrfMiLllraii *nd Itotau- • lot (joVtXHX Will

Old Commission Winds Up Business Sea Iile City Bad; Paaed Xenia tion Effecting Bond Settlement! The final meeting of the old City Commission of Sea Isle City, prior to re-organisation, was held In the City Hall at 10.30 on Tuesday morning, and but little business was transacted. Director Love presented several resolutions to effect final settlement of the bonds of the city, which were authorised about a year ago. and a representative of Hoffman A Company, purchaser* of the bonds, was present to request an adjustment of the price because of the delay In settlement, and because 912.000 of the bonds have been retired by the city. The company was allowed 9640 In ad-

justment.

Mayor Fitch called for any unfinished business to be brought up. and there was none. Superintendent DeBow stated that all work at tbe gas plant was finished except the placing of tbe smoke stack, and this plant could then be operated as an independent unit and the electric plant shut

Essays Not Yet Judged Last week It was announced that the Judges' report on the TIMES essay contest would be ready for publication this week. The Judges. Mayor Champion, ol Ocean City; Mias Sarah Askev, of Trenton, and County Superintendent of Schools Brunyste have not yet been able to make their report, owing to th* many fine points In all the eaaays submitted on the subject "What It Means to Be an American," and th* general literary excellence of the work of all the conteettants. It la hoped to have this report by next Wednesday night, and announcement will then be made next Friday.

Fox Starts Two More Bungalows Two new houses have been started by H. S. Fox. of the H. 8. Fox Lumber Company. Tuckaboe. In the south aectlon of Sea Isle City, making a total of tan. Eight houses arc now nearly completed. and several have been sold. A sample houae. fully furnished, la open for Inspection. Thr building boom thst has been "In the sir" for soma month*, appears to have developed all over Ludlam'a Island, six new houses being under way at Strathmere. and a number at Townaend's Inlet. Two are building at Whale Beach and ten are planned by John Riley. Ocean City, In th* north section of Sea Isle City.

Sea Isle Gty Station Coeat Guards Shot J. J. Holmes, rout suard of Ih* Hr# .Jl* City Station, wax #hoi and wounded last night near Coraon'a Intor Holmra atatad that ha •tumbled arroa* four m*n In a akllT with Ihino** of th* *kUT on th* beach U hen ltoy r*cognla*d him u a guard th«y Brel upon him. wounding him In lljr left arm. Bullet* pu**d through hi# hat and knapaark HI* wound wax drroaed by I>r. W. P Halnaa. of Or*an City. Every motor car along tha •*•- ahure highways >

md Ih* aaaallant*.

Coast ... Bragg, of the Hea lal* H tat loir

lx (wliifull* mounded wl

of N « shot of th* rar I

They ’ of trie

through th* roar

whirb he wax rldlna

a upon by lb* auardx

Htallon when Ih.)

Ocean City Station When th*> lo Hop. Tb* Caul Guard of

ducting and tavrollga

“The Transgressor" marvellous auper photo play, •nulled Ibi "TranaMrenaor." a nln* ad drama, will b* given at Brara'a Theatre. Sea tola City. Friday evening, M.y 32. al s 10 IV M A fesiur* will alwi It* "A Trip thr 4outb." with lb' Cap# May County Buostn* amonu whom figure prominent official* of Cap* May (ounly. The play to to be prea*nl*d under the auspices of Ml. Joseph's Calholtr Church. 21-lt-adv.

Move to Form Sea Isle City Service Club FUn Discussed st Get-Together Dinner Held st Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City; Forty Attend

Closer Co-operation Needed Forty of Sea Isle City's repraaantatira bustnaaa people Journeyed to Atlantic City on Wednesday night and attended a get-to-getber dinner at tbe Hotel, followed by a theatre

ins tbe theatr_ Dr. C. W. Way. muo a. onaored the party, called a meeting at the l.-aymore and stated that tbe real object of the party waa to formulate plana for organising a Sea Isle City Rotary Club, or a similar service club. He said that this . . . —-*ien of for some time, and favor by many who were

etated aome of the requirements of a service club and its benefitx to the member* and the community ta x-i.lch

tbe club functioned. Mayor M M. Sofron

would Join, and woui_

club and would like to aee a Tbe action taken arms naming Dr. W: y as chairman of tbe organisation con mlttee. thla committee to tavastl-

‘ e by-law# and r-gulations of

ciub# and call another meeting tc enter Into formal organisation. Hearty approval of tbe plan was ex-

-reaaad by everyone. Other speakers dwelt t

r co-operation t J In Sea lata I

Applegate Cases Are Nolle Pressed Last Monday Prosecutor Campbell requested that the case of the Stale against Andrew Applegate and John Applegate, of North Wildwood, be nolle proosed. He stated that the evidence In the case could only be supplied by persons convicted by the Court and he did not think it would be sufficient to bring the case to lal. The 1 Court granted the request. The Indictment against Andrew Applegate, who la a Jjstice of the Peace in North Wildwood, created a sensation. It was alleged that he was connected with a bootlegging expedition when the State Troopers arrested four Wildwood youths trmnspoitlng several truck loads of liquor. The youth.- and John Applegate pleaded guilty to 'he charge of possession. Their lines amounted to 91.600.

between all the intereslx In Sea Isle City to promote the town's general welfare. An appeal waa made for additional funds for tbe local tennis courts. In tbe party were Included Clarence W. Way. Mayor M. M. Sofroney. Oommlaaloner H. C. Love, former Mayor Irving Fitch. George Boeder. Paul Lice. Morris Feldman. Georg* Cron- —'— v*- Eugene Way. Bernard

Short. Clarence Muurie.

mood, Ouatav Mornbtaweg. George Neptune. George Been. Harry Goldsmith. Theodore E. DeBow. John C. Smith. Eari M. Waddlngton. Michael Lucmto. Moe RoaenfeldTHarry Counttos. Claude J. Town. WllUam Shellem. Geo rice Kltner, Claude Rice. WUllam Tullner, Lou! Braca. Leroy Archer. Samuel Zelly. Gustav Miller. Harry Kralxx. John Kehi.er, Dode Hildreth. George Busch. Edward McDevUt. Charles R- Hahn end William

Dine at Hotel Ballard, Eighth Street and Central Avenua, Ocean City. 21 Good Meals (anytime) 610-00- —1-lyr. SJ. R A N D

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE of Ocean City, N. J. A Week of Great Shows Matinee every day at < P. M.

Saturday

Exceptional Bill Reginald Barker's Production The Great Divide With Alice Terry, Conway Tearle. Wallace Beery. Huntly

Special Featura* “Our Gang Comedy” Latest Part* Fashion* in C

Paramount Present* Douginas Fairbanks, Jr., Warner Baxter BUlto Dora Mery Brian la The Air Mxil

Zone Grey'* Code of the West

A Kita in the Dark The clever marriage comedy W-xtderful real headed by Adolphe Menjou. Alleen Pringle. Ulllan Rich. Ann Pennington.

Robert Edraon. Flora Finch In Men and Women Th»r* la no hero, no heroin*, no vlllion In this story. Th* characters are Just Men and Women Friday and Saturday ■lg Do*.oration Day Special Paramount I'reaenta Gloria Swanson ta Madam Sans Gene Th* picture that opened on Broadway at Five Dollars a aeel. Now ta lla third week at the Stanton Theatre. Phlla. Not*! The Strand la the only Theatre ta Ocaan City llrmaed lo show I'aramounl I'toturro. If IP* • Paramount ll'a tha bast