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WILDWOOD LADIES WOUNDED HEROES. The ladies of the city entertained another lot of the wounded . heroes from the Cape May Hospital on Friday evening, February 21st at the Hostess House on Spicer Avenue. The boys were brougi.? over from the Hospital in a large auto . truck through the kind courtesy of the Jew» ish Welfare League and were taken home later in the evening by the sam organization. The chief attraction of the evening was an elegant Chicken Dinner serve at the Club. This consisted of every thing from "soup to nute" as the say ing goes and it is needless to say it was enjoyed by the visitors. After supper the remainder of th evening was spent in conversation and music. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson of Wildwood Crest: entertai the boys at the plano and Miss Maric her solos. Huppert entertained the guests with delighted the guests with her solos. Those present were : John F. Scheiha Upper Telieger, Pa.; S. Lindholm, ladelphia, Pa.; Charles A. Maddox preis HL; William H. Simpson, East Orange, N. J.; Sergeant Mich Dacuck, Philadelphia, Pa.; Frances Campbell, New Haven, Conn.; Fran! J. Diets, Baitimore, Md.; Arthur W. Altwater, St. Lonis, Mo.; J. Chilton Troy, Wilkinsbarg, Pa.; Charl R Henry, Oklahoma.

GREAT SHOW GIVEN BY J. w. R. One of the best shows ever staged by the J. W. B. at the Army Hospital thrilled the boys for one and a half hours. The talent was of the finest quality. Every act on the bill comprised the finished polish of except-| fonally good acis. The boys turned out in full force and carried their smiles with them Their attention was held throughtout the entire show, one could tell from the audience that the boys know when an exceptionally good show is Lefore them. The opening number | presented Johnny Lyons. Johnny made a big hit with the boys. His comedy juggl~ dug won the house over. Mne Burns in another high clase act mang her way to success. Mae bad a very nest way of putting her songs over and this quality in act is very appreciative to the audience. . The ‘varitey of songs and the number and Raymond Knox was third on the bill. His collection of funny stories was up to the mark. ‘The boys laughed themseives almost sick. ‘The songs used by this artist were catchy and cleverJy sung. His song in which he uses playing cards from the ace to the Xing each representing an idea was admirably applauded. Douglass and Douglass entertained the soldiers with their original met Le e ee C o was blindfold could name any object that Mr. Douglass touched. It was a very interseting act and had the boys guessing all through their act as to how this mysterious trick was accomplished. . Mr. Douglas excelled with his clever ventriliquism. He is with out exception one of the best ventriliquists in the country. He manlpulated the colored dummy in Irish and female dialect. This part of the Douglas act was wonderful. The closing act brought forth those wonderful . clever — artiste . known throughout the West and East as the Lackman sisters. The act went over big. It was the himmer of the whole bill. The neat sining and dancing was appreciated immensley. The neat dressing and the clever singIng almost tore every emotional muscle in the heart of the rudience. This act came direct from Keith‘s Circuit. The performers gave their best. They received thunderous applause. mome ,6 acommmmed BLUE PRINT PENCILS, best grade white, 10 cents each, $1.00 per do Add 5 cents . for An amoent. . STAR AND WAVE PUR

s To THE MIL] THE CANTEE® A high sense of appreciation for the kind cooperation rendered by the Cunteen and the Military was enjoyed by the Jewish Welfare Board: . It happened on Monday night that the Jewish Welfare Board was in need of quick and immediate help, But the friendliness established by. this organization with the others at once appeared on the surface not as a mere thought but in the form of a deed. It is customary on the part of the Jewish Welfare Board to take very good care of the performers theatre sent down here every Monday evening to entertain the soldiers at the Army Hospital, The J. W. B. transports the uctors to hospital and back to the hotel. — On Monday evening after the show, the Military through the kindness of Lieutenant Dunn and the Canteen provided the J. W. B. with the ambulance to carry the actors back to town. ‘The Jewish Welfare Board is very thankful to Miss Stockton who represents the Canteen and Lieutenant Dunn of the Army Hospital. me«.J. W. B. SHOW-GOES BIG irritten by Sergeant Blake A very pleasing entertainment was furnished here last night by the Jewish Welfare Board, consisting of five star acts of singing, dancing and mirth which pleased the boys greatly and afforded a lively evening for all.

ance with a very clever act of songs, jokes and dances. He appeared as an old Irishman and took the part wall. Dolly Davis, the "dainty comedian" came on next with zome of the latest songs which brought a great deal of applause, but she won her greatest ovation when she danced several of the national dances. The third act was produced by Harry and Jennie Platt.-*"That Harmony Duo" and their singing and witty stories made a great hit with every one. George Martin, the "Duke from Hoboken" proved a source of amusement with his unique costume and songs and his funny laugh brought the | house down. Hart and Clark Wagner, "Musical ‘Comedy Stars" wound up the evenin entertainment and proved that th aet was as good as any of them. Their arguments with each other was source of great delight for all and they carried the house . with . thei clever comedy songs. The whole program was gotten up =ow___VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN OPENS Mrs. Konowitch of Wildwood, N. J. (J w. B. Lady) has been chosen fo

‘Campaign in her community. Under the leadership of Mrs, Konewitch the Wildwood community can feel assured of going over the top in this campaign and adding to its lnnc» els for past achievements in behalf of the J. W. B. . ____soeesnove 1. w. ». centers in FRANCE The Jewish Emaveunt Board has announced the opening of nine centers for American soldiers in France. In mddition to a clubhouse in Pari. the [Jewish Welfare Board centers me located at Le Mans, St. Nazaire, Vijon, [Alencen, Bordeau, Tours, Brest and Coblenz. | Other club houses are being opened. -_-ss#am --- GREENS AUGUST FLOWER Has been used for all ailments that are caused by s disordered. stomach] and inactive liver, such as sick hoad« ache, eras mrg sour atomach, ner» fermentation fckel food

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wiLDWOODS GREAT SHOWING The first efforts to render surprise to the Army Hospital on the part of the enthusiastic J. W. B. workers of Wildwood meets with wonderful suecess The affair was held at the Palace Theatre, Thursday envening, Febmiary 20, starting 7:80 with the entire house packed to the doors. . In fact at 8:00 o‘clock they were forced to close their doors und give a second show for the remaining crowd waiting without, The show consisted of the fincat talent with addition to seven reels of motion pictures of exceptionally good value, At the opening of the entertainment ‘May made a short address of praise towards the fine showing and wonder‘ful cooperation of the . workers . of Wildwood. — He also brought forth ‘how the boys had praixed their work ‘by the hospitality they had been accorded when visiting Wildwood | and their wonderful work of their entertainments they‘ve held in their beneft. At the close of the evening remarks were floating throughout the entire house of their full contentment of the wifair, As they passed out requests were handed in at the door for boys to be sent to their homes to spend a day or so with them. --- ae_J. w. B. DISTRIBUTES FREELY.

Boys get socks and hand comforters. [The latter was donated to the J. W. B. by the Jewish Welfare Board of Atlantic City. A committee of ladies brought these materials to Cape May for the purpose of having the J W. B. distribute them to the boys at the hospital. Handkerchiefs were also given to the men. Cartoons made up a part of the donations, . Every article in jthe auto was given to the men. -_-aean --- WOODBINE ORGANIZED READY TO HELP. _- ‘The Woodbine Community met for the first time a week ago Thursday and organized informally for Pup cua pdse of cooperating with the J. W. B. of Cape May, New Jersey. Various committees on newspapers and com« mittees for visiting the Hospitals, entertaining committees, hospitality and one on publicity. ‘The mosting was full of enthusiaam and the spirit to help in every possible way was dominant among those present. Mrs. Potaahnick donated a typewriter to the Army Hospital as a sturt off of the Woodbine Community and its effort to assist in the Welfare program of the J. W. B. of Cape May. An open invitation is extended . to all soldiers mnd sailors to come . to eodbine. Every home in this town is open to all the boys in uniform in Cape May.

IRISH MIKE O‘DONNELL THANKS ~ JEWISH WELFARE BOARD T finally arrived back to Cane May. T sure had a fine time. . Would like to call on you again. You Jewish people are very kind and maternal. From the fellow you said wan bashful. Yours, MIKE 0‘ DONNELL Army Hospital, Cape May, _se«THEATRE TICKETS FOR SOLDIERS | _The New York City Branch of the Jewish | Welfare Board | distributed Hospital. now being held every Sunday evening, by the Jewish Welfare Board‘s Rabbi at debarkation hospitals in New York City. vAUDEVILLE THIS MONDAY NIGHT AT ARMY HOSPITAL Big show will take place on Mon day Evening. It is being by J. W. B. of Cape May. The talen is profeesional, coming from Philadel phin from which } wal they are bool who The friends of Cape May are in vited by the J. W. B. to attend thi show which begins at 7:30 P. M. sha

semty 4, w. m viSHTS nosrIraus Mrs. Phimberg, Secretary of J. W.B. f Atlantic City with three other representatives, | Mins Weinstach, . Ls Louts Bronbardt, Mrs, Nathan Greenberg, came to Cape Moy, N. J. by machine to visit the boys at the Army and U, 8. Naval Hospitaio. They with the assistance of the J. W. B. representative visited the different wards of the hospitals distributing knitted . gloves, cigars, cirgarettes, candice, jellies, cartoons, magazines tc. They took special care in getting to all the boys so as to give each and e o es Their visits started at the Army Hospital than to the Naval Hospital at Wissahickon Barracks then they were invited by the J. W. B. representative to the Hostess House to supper. They extended an invitation to all men in uniform to come to At« lantic City as they are holding dances, entertainments and pleasures of every discription for their benefit. | They want to impress upon all of you boys that you will always be treated to a wonderful time. =--meses --- PHILLIPS RESTAURANT ON THE JOB | Fight hungry people arrived last Monday evening in Cape May. . As son as they got off the train they were met by the Jewish Welfare L AB.A B. if they were to perform for the organization at. the | hospital, | they answered "Yes." f The actors (as the saying goos) "don‘t eat," but this rule was not applicable to these particular | actors. . W. B. called on Mr. Phillipe and asked him to provide eight big dinners. Mr. Phillips rushed bis orders through for the performers. i perfor And as for the monls, the 3. W. B. found them up to the mark. Thanks to Mr. Phillips for his cooperation and for the ice cream a with which he treated the Welfare Representatives.

CANTEEN oYs HELP | — | The Canteen in Cape May received practical und needy mmsistance from J. | . B. of Cape May. The represcntaive visited the Canteen during the veek several timer and learned a few of its needs such m popular music, kes and cigarettes. . In velw of these eeds the J. W. B. at once supplied lns Stockton, head worker, of the teen with cake, cigureetees und music shoots, . Hereafter the J. W. B.) ill. supply these: needs regularly very week as many boys attend the JEWISH WELFARE TICKETS Entitle Soidier and Sailor to Enjoyment For the first time since the J, W. B. established itself in Cape May, has the organization attempted to offer to all soldiers and sailor the opportunity to bowl a game of Ten Pins or to attend a moving picture show, any time during the woek. All men in uniform who desire to participate in any of these activities will be given a J. W. B. which will entitle them to bowl a game of Ten Pins at the Congress Bowling Alley or attend a moving picture performance at Cox‘s Palace Theatre any time during the week, No charge, whatsoever is mecounted to the uniformed men. They enjoy this kind of recreation free, Tickets have been especially printed by the J. W. B. at the Star and Wave Publishing Company. | Final arrange ments for immediate use of the utili« tiex made on Thursday between the Representative of the Jewish Welfare Board und Mr«. Entriken, of the Congress Howling Alley and Mr. Cox, of the Palace Theatre, ° The Jewish Welfare Board hopes to increase the supply of tickets provid ing the demand for them increases, Should bowling prove popular with the boys, then the J. W. B. will take the initial step to start a tournament. And the highest scorer will be reward» ed for his expert sbility with a prize. A Philadelpbia member of the J. W. B. Branch of Philadelphia will provide the winner or record breaker, every two weeks with a prize. Tickets may be obtained at the Can« teen upon request of the soldier or pailor or from the Jewish Welfare Representative at the Army Horpital 0. —

JEWS wito Took PART 1N !MHER 100,000, Hintorient Society Reports on Active tes at Annual Semsion. At the twenty-«eventh annunl sos sion of the American Jewish Historical Society, held in the Robert Tremt Hotel in Newark, N. J. the work of the American Jews in the present war was told by Dr. Cyrus Adler, According to the records of the War Department upwards of 100,000 Jowa took part in the war and of this number 40 per cent were volunteers. Both Professor Richard J. H. Gottheil and Samuel Oppenheim of New York City read papers | dealing | with . various enterprines of Jews in this city and abroad. WORK WEARS ON |L (3) Doan‘s Kidney Pills Have H Done Great Service For People Who Work In ay, ... Many Cape May people work every day in some strange unnatural posit from ‘s ney Pills are for weak kidneys and bad backs. Their effective (A" in Cape May is convincing . proof of mer Mre. Warren E. Richardson, 490 W. Perry ST., says: "I don‘t know what cC a Aile, me and I felt Tometimes T ‘cou ldn‘t do my housework, 1. was miscrable. When I stooped my back lnca Dows Kiones Pille only & aborg u oan‘s Kidnoy only a sl time before my back became and all the pains I haven‘t haven‘t had to take Doan‘s ic 4 Pills th dost having Es a mm ol Price rend s.

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