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ATLANTIC ^\)AST NEWS

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915

JIT Of THE CITY

i You Know-Notes and Gleanings cter; Budget of Events; What

Ur Friends Ate Doing

It IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

I'oMtnftMrr Titomu Ladlam w»e > Camden and Glaaaboro visitor

Tlmraday.

Contractor William Sleveni has nearly completed the ice storage hooae of Lottie Braca on his Ocean Avenne propertt. Mia. Kleanor Smith, of Pliiladelphia, is spending two weeks with her sister, Mia. L. J. Mornhlnweg. Charles Class and family, of Philadelphia, motored to this resort on Sunder, and spent the best part of the day at their cottage.

. Hteeln si. I and relative? j here on Sunday • Bellevue. The r visitors. ompanied by ir a trip to A Stop will l, H.J., lor a fra It Mr. NtPhtilers' make the balanre ^ will be away about . Landis, Jr., ha* a ce at Jttai Chestnul ieCdr real eatnle, a here

-taw a apecialty. i Sew leraev 8uAdv. } iterations. f indication of a big I fall, tnaur honses I three under way. ard B. ArneU ha* lory holloa lile and r 1*. Cini, ol 1'hiladrliatoiajpg tiie liome ol Street. Tile Be of the tin**! on Uie

Sea Isle Couple Elope Marie Goidon, daughter o| Arndt Gordon, the Landis Arrnnr milk dealer, eloped on Thursday afternoon with John Keliner, an employee of Mr. Gordon's. Being the end of tlie season, Keliner had completed his work here, and was to have left on Uie alteruonn train on the Pennsylvania railroad for hia home in Philadelphia. Miss Gordon went to Uie train wiUi him, haUeaa. Ttie couple doubled on their Iraaka, however, and left on the Beading togeUier, Miss Gordon having accreted a suit case near Union. No word has been received u Uie couple as yet, and it U Uie beUial they have gone to Klklou, Md., to be married. DR. HEINTZELMAN DEAD. Doctor Joseph UeinUelman, of Uidge Avenue, Phiiadepbia, died at his •|onie on Tuesday afternoon in hia Kind rear. Doctor 11 el nisei mau s as a regular summer vieitor here for many rears, and was well known and sc Li re locally, lie conducted HeinUslman'a Pharmacy Landis Avenue, and only recently eed up Uie store mid returned to his Doctor Meiulselman was in poor lieallh since returning to the city after iiis trip liere in Uie auninier ol 1914, and during last winter was in badcondiuon. lie recovered sullicienUy to come down Uiia year, however, and summer aernm! brace him up, waking bis death a surprise and a aad shock to lib multitude of friends here. The teal cause of deaUi is attributed to lib advanced year*. Kor over Uiirty years Uoctor HeiuUelman was a practising physician and pharmacist in Philadelphia, and for almost as lung resided liere duribg the summer montlis. The luueral will bs held Uiis (Friday) alterimiii, and Uie interment will be private TK deceased b survived by two auns ■id one daughter, Mrs. l.andi*. who was ith liim liere Uib rear. lAuetor lli-inuelman originally owned Uie cottage later occupied by Louis Halstead at the comer of Ariadne SUeci Pleasure Kail road, and later pstablisiiad Uie pharmacy on Landis A venue. He abu at one lime owned Uw Depoi Hotel, lie waa always a booster lor Spa Isle City and held great hopes for ita future.

will eon. mi Uie In I by Uie Pppermai s washed dor,I Tollner wil ■ the erection »I i » the lot comer of r bud bonlemrd.

SUFFRAGETTES ARE BADLY BEATEN Majority of 353 In Cape May County Against Granting Woman Franchise. Stale Majority will Exceed 60,000; Issue Dead For Fiva Yaara at Least The Suffrage Amendment was badly beaten all over Uie Nate at Uie Special Kleclioo last Tuesday. While complete retnrus are not yet available, Indications show that Uie majority against will be folly W.dOO. Cape May County 1430 votes for suffrage and 1783 against, making a majority of 3&S against. Kvery county in the State went against the amendment, except, alone. Ocean Connty, wliere it got a

a majority of 200.

The ligures available on Uie outcome follow, Uie majorities of Uiese counties all being against Uie amendment: Atlantic 3S56, Bergen KkW, Burlington 1506, Camden 2517, Cumberland 724, Kaaex 14,331. Gloucester .HO, Hudson 75(2. Hunterdon 510, Mercer 3334, Middlesex 2257, Monmouth 1560, Morrit Passaic 1861, Salem 3H5, Somerset 1451, Kosaex 814, Union :I573, Warren 530. late returns allowed that the second nnd third amendments were also decisively beaten. One of Uiese provided for a simpler method of amending Uie Stale Constitution, while Uie oUier would have allowed municipalities to condemn more land than was actually needed for public improvements. The result waa a land slide against all three

of Uie quesUons.

The County vow by precincts is as •Hows, on the Suffrage Amendment :

John W. Krouse Buried. Almost all of Sea Isle City on Sunday

last viewed Uie remains of John W. Krouse, who was buried on that day from Uie borne ol his daughter, Mrs. Theodore DeBow. Mr. KrousdMied in Philadelphia laat Friday after a linger-

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•rulers in Sea lab City, and was known by evrrv.me liere. luterineiil was made in Woodland ObmMery, Ocean Vbw.

Wall Supplied.

Anyway, a man nsvwr b about a ventilating a)at

oornr or commc* pleaf

W. E. Warn Go. Inc. v. Walter Homan . Stephen Jefienon judge, A. A. Howell attorney 3180.39 Penn Carbon Svnhon Co. v. Thomas Seward ; Arthur M. Ely judge, Sharpless A Way attorneys J39.MI L. H. Powell v. C. 0. Hugh ; Arthur M. Hy judge 345.20 Inlins Freiderich, ex., v. Harry Hoffman ; Stephen Jefferson judge. J. Charles Winters attorney $]3!i.87 Harry Mellon v. Peter McCurdy ; Reuben Ladism judge, W. N. Cooper attorney 376.51 C. H. Bacon v. Allen Scnll; W. N. Cooper attorney for plaintiff; by jury 3215.02 F. A. North Co. v. Wilbur F. Collins; Albert Hnghes attorney ; judgment by default, 337.38 and posseaaion of goods

replerincd

millions Hardware Co. v. Harrv Walters ; C. I tonne!! attorney )l9ti.2l QUIT CLAIM. Hamne! A. and Loniae Whitney. Alston. and George K. and Mary T.

Avalon 24 20 Cape May :at 30 59 .. 2nd 61 78 ,, ,, 3id 97 M .. .. 4Ui 53 75 Cape May Point 5 10 Dennis Township lal 65 76 „ „ 2nd 31 41 Lower Township 60 89 Middle Township 1st 55 78 „ ., 2nd 61 84 „ „ 3rd 53 50 ., 4Ui 211 64 North Wildwood 80 03 Ocean City 1»« 85 108

Stone llartim Up|ier Township Weil Cape May Wildwood 1st

County Chamber Meets. A meeting that will go down in history ol Cspe May County was that of Uie Connty Chamber o( Commerce of Sesirta held at Wildwood on Friday evening October 15Ui. Thompson Baker, Krear P. Kish-r, Charles It. Hall and other prom!-

Uie County delivered

masterful addresses, and Uie meeting, licit there were some odd 3U0 men, imooaly endorsed Uie niovemenl lor a County seaslHire boulevard starting inlet and continuing down

Uie roast to Cape May.

Kvery resort in Uie County was repn - nied with fiom ten to Uiirty uien. Sea lie having Uie htal-nained unuiber and ring Uie largest out-of-town delegation Uirre. Ocsan City. Slone Harbor, Avalon and Cape May were well repte■ted, and Uie room was crowded wiUi u of Uie various c^'ic organixaliat

of Five-Mile Beach.

A committee was appof^M to-confi ith U.e County Moaqaiflkmtuiaaiu to lake *U-ps to rxterminrte Uie im-s-

Jity of Cape May .

Ixiuiae T. Whittier and Mary T. Sage being daughters and hein-at-law of

Richard Thompson deceased. MORTGAGES ASSIGNED.

Florence I^slie to Ocean City TiUe and Trust Co. Lott 121, 122, and 125,

Ocean City Association, section C

Isaac Farris to Richard Turner, 34.000, covering Hotel, Virginia, Jackson Street, Cape Mav. subject to equity of redemption of Alexander Marry Lud-

lam, mortgagor

Victor J. Hnmbrext to Bernard Ruckd esc hr I, 3850, covering lot 1005, block 10, plan I Ocean City Gardens Company, said being received to Uie sum of 3000 now remaining

sr baa to ROTT quito. This wa* done on trie uiotton nf atsun fur his air AM , 1II1P> Judge HildreUi, of Cape May. Vipraa^ For nearly halt-an-hoor. ResoeP. Ria-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS!: Schedule at Malls Eltsctlvs ! Ssptsmbst 14th, 1916: J,

■r Harbor,

bound with tin facts tr May County'sahuu li. The growth fro •nad* in IW7 to ov. in Uie count«, he dm'

in The

3 Cents a Copy, $1 a Year

PART RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Millville National Bank to Ocean City Gardens Company, covering 1x4 1004’, block 40 31 iu

MORTGAGES RECORDED. lbs Follow Ins list ibe namo of tbo mort*s*or anprsr. ar»l aad ibat sf Ibr mort gacro wwid. Ocean City Military Clnh to JnsFpli I. Scnll el ux et al*. Land* in Ocean City, 31,500, one year, subject u. a certain other mortgage from O. C. M. Club to Florence Leslie for 35,a» for one year John If. Hill et nx to Charles P. Vansman et nx. Portion of farm ol Almira B. Compton, Dias Creek t-Ml.i Clara V. Silence et rir to Ocean City I.and Company. Lot No. 44. section )'•. plan of Ocean City Land Company No.2-B 3MU Uiree years Sara Catherine Oliver tti Patrick II. Harding. Land in Ocean City one year Benjamin Kiiwnhergetox to LouisEisenberg. Lot 19. block 7, section D. town lots in Woodbine 31000, 1 year Kmllv W. Armstrong et vir to LutherT. Gam-tann. Land in Middle Township 3500, 1 year Frank L. King to William Goldstein. 1x4 3. block 45, northeast seel inn. Wildwood 3200, 1 year Mat Worove to William Goldstein. Wildwood lot $250, one year George B. McCulloch et nx to William Goldstein. Wildwood land. 32.0U0. one year Inc* W. Peterson et vir to Charles F^. Wood, ixitt 110-12, F'irst Avenne, A ugh sea 32,500, two year* Charlotte Shoemaker Chester et vir to Kntli I.. OvesU, widow. Ocean City land 32.75(1, one year

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ocean tTty. Joseph I. Scuil et ux to Ocean City Military Club lor. 1x4a 121-2-8. section C, Ocean City Association

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Seymour Davis et u* to Charlotte KlioemakerCliestn. Ixit 72, plan of Girard Realty ( ompai.r $•*»] Coleman F.Coraon, aheriff, to Charles W. Gamian. 1x4 2tin. block 2. plan <>f Ocean City Gaoletis Associaiinii 4100 leeanCitv tianlrna Co. to Milton Myers.

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leeanCily Ixnni Go. in Clara V. Hill et vir. 1x4 14, section 8, Ocean ' Land <«.. plan 2-H 31

Township ol Middle

'liailes I*. Vanaman et nx hi John I'aieel ol laud at Dias Creek of about III acres along Bay Shore Road pkM

• nahip of Dennis

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Hand s mill, lonnarlr owned by

nuo Norcino n n* 3b50

Borough «f Stone Hsrbor f jratum. In last week's real *

sales tin- second < rwdil hi Minne La

COUNTY NEWS NOTES iTIF THE PAST WEEK Briaf Paragraph* Containing Gist of Activities In Cape May County and

Vicinity for the Past Week

At a special election on Tuesday U voterrof Cape ilay City elected Uirr Commiaeioners who will assume con mand of the municipal affairs of that resort. Tlie successful candidates writ former Senator Joseph Haines, William

L. Stevens and William Shaw.

The annual meeting of Uie Epworth League in Cape S^ay County will be field in the Coart House M. E. Church tiie last Thursday and Friday ol Uie month (28Ui and 2th). All interested Uie work of the Leagne and in Uiat of Uie Christian Endeavor will be wel-

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Tlie

promises to be specially good.

HAPPENINGS AT STONE HARBOR News Notes ol Cape May County's Fastest Growing Resort; Civic, Personal and Political Adairs at the Past Seven Days; The Borough’s Activities PITH OF CURRENT EVENTS FOR QUICK READING

No Small Board of Freeholders There is absolutely no foundation for the minor Uiat a petition has been for a small Board of F'reeholders in Cape May Connty. Ths County Clerk's oilier yesterday denied that any snch petition had been filed with them. That there was talk of such a petitioi in Uie lower end of Uie county because of some personal annuusity toward lh<preaent entirely capable Board is Imr, nt so far it ia only talk. Mosquito Commission ReOrganized. The Cape May County Mosquito F'.xtenninatiou Commission re-organurd on Friday last, Uie 151b inst., by electiii|r following officer* : Stillwell II. Townsend, president; William I'ortrr, tary ; Joseph Camp, treasurer. Othei ■embers are : Dr. V. M. D. Marcy and Joseph Stiles. There is one vacancy caused by Uie resignation of Charier Coombs. Tlie meeting w as held at Cap< May, where an active campaign againr mosquito in Uiis County is being

started.

Shon Commission Meeting. Tlie Commissioners met in short session on Wednesday, with all present. A coiumnuicatinn was read from UuIsle Water Company, ‘in reply to written by Uie Mayor n»king lor e imipoailioti to sell to the City, and it st-ited that Mr. Twilcliell. the I‘resident if Uie Company, was too ill to discuss liusineas and Uiat the matter would be referred to him on In# recovery. Bilh lot labor were read and Ordered paid Meeting adjourned at 11-15. Republican Mass Meeting

Saturday

meeting will hi

-ip* Maj •r Edward

A Republican mas* held ill Uie Court Hou* Court House lo-iuoir evening, at which ex-Gi

e* will open th

ay County. Mayor Howard ' of Stone Harbin, will alsoepeai as tlie Republican candidates' lx-w is T. Stevens, candidate for Senaho Mark Ixtke, candidate for Am-iubh and Dr. Wilson A. Like, raudidale U

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Mrs. Richard Sttnart and Mrs. L. A. McComimms, of Grassy Sound Spent a Jay of last week with Mrs. Albert

rnraley.

Mrs. Tarselove and Mr*. Steer, of Chestnut Hill, were at Mr*. Steer's bungalow fur over the week-end, Mr. Steer and Mr. 1'uracluve coming Sunday The Seaman new Jiypc of bnlkhcad fronting Uie David Kisley place on Uie Inlet opposite Uie Yacht Clnb is completed and look* tine. The very high water of late lias delayed operations. Tlie ProLwlanl Flpiscnpal Chnrch services at St. Man 's Sunday morning had Uie sermon on Uie cars of Uie lamt man by St Peter: Acta iii. 1—7, and alUiongb brief it gave mad, to Uiiug about. Owing to an accident, Rev. Mr. Bailey coaid not come over on Wednesday for pastoral visiting and for Evening Prayer. 11 Copp, pastor of Uie Coliocksink Presbyterian Church, Philsdelplia, conducted Uie services of Uie Inter-DenominaUoual congregation Borough Hall on Sunday evening, t there wa* a good attendance. The plan >f procedure at these meetings differs riUi cadi preacher, and it ia one of the ittractiona Uiat one hardly knows w hat n exp&l, and, very often, to whom one s to listen. Order for last Stnday even vas pleasing, as it held lunch singing. Tlie Stone Harbor blanch of the Needlework Guild of Pennsylvania wa* ganized on Saturday wiUi * Uieae beers; president. Miss Nellie May Ketiuyson ; secretary, Mr*. Harriet 'rvalieli; treasurer, Mrs. F3iTownsend. Dr. Walmuth, Miss Fulmer and j !■» Bender, of Philadelphia, were pre*ent representing Uie tuoUier guild. Tlieobect is to provide cloUiing, etc., for the 'atient* at liospitals, and to be given as ilie mother guild may tee fit. Tlie dura if • member are to be paid in garments ■r money. Our ladies had intended working for Belgian babies for Bed > distribution, but were told Uiesr abundanUy cared for and Uiat a greater need existed at home. Monday evening was Uie grand rally if Uie heal Suffrage campaign'and w ith -vviybody invited the roomy quarters >1 Uie Lincoln Kepnbticau Clqb wen quite iuu small. Speakers include*' Mayor Rialey, Keeae P. Rialey, raemberr meuibers-elrct of Council and all ii otily, and all wiUi the gladhaud ol ome to the possible oo-worker* affairs of Borough, County aV ». Kefreslimentt included aanU e? and colfer. " I1ie difference it rally and Uioae we’ve held," sail id campaigner, " ia ejiongh for me rote will be *Y*«

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fortnersurrogate, i

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Public Sale of Household

Goods.

l*he household good* ol Mrs. II. L Smith. Minerva Street, ne»l to M<h« rill be sold at pnblir sale *in Friday, October 29Ui. at One o'clock

e sale will includi

Uie alterti

Uie compU-le lurnia

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Woman. The meat simple, moat frivolous and thoughtless woman hides at the bol >m of her soul a spark of heroism rblch neither she herself nor anybody ln« suspvcta. whk-h she nevet showi t hsr life run* It# normal courae. but rhlch spring* Into evidence and manl feats Itself by actions of devotion and self-sacr!fin- II fate strikes he; those Whom she loves Then she doe* not wince, ah* dooq not complain no* give way tti u«-lw* dea|«lr. but rushes Into the brvarh. The woman who hesllal'-a to put her feet into cold placid water, thro*" herself Intc th<porila of the rounne. •urging maiu Strom—Lxn.ibrow

M. E. CHURCH NOTES The services next Sunday w ill lie in lb. lure of a rally day program, with r rcial effort to make Uiem conform tt • likeness of a family gathering. ■ rial music and sermon* in keeping Ih Uie occasion w ill be tlie order. It mir drairr to have every family in U« intiiunily attend Church logctlier. rhe Junior league service* are jiro--naing nicely, inerrased atteudanci d lunch iiiten-at being manifest. Mrs. illtam* is no new hind at Uiis work d a treat awaits the juniors every Thursday afternoon. e Bridgeton District Fqiworth League Convention will convene at - Mav Court House M. K. Church week on Thursday and Friday

The full order of s

Paul T.-wnaend write# of being one of the KJUO Yale students enlisted lor military service. Fxntua Troxel and Rath Smith are boUi on tlie tick list, and boUi were remembered at Uie Christian FTndeavor meeting on Sunday evening. Mrs. Rrnouf waa al her cottage on Shelter Haven Basin several days putting it into condition for wintering. One change is in taking down UieJ roof garden and anoUier ia in building a pergola at Uie aide. Dr. Cnpitt has extended Uie front porch of liu|chalel along the entire (rout. There was a “ bee " on Sunday getting Uie roof under way between train*. Mr. Gi-rart was with Uie rest. Mr. A. H. Peterson intends covering his riparian rights in Uie Channel wiUi a pier lor liihing, boat landing and a test place. The piling will show the dimensions. Tlie site is to the rear of hia residence at w est end of 95Ui Street. Laat Thursday evening, aix ol the girls meeUng at Uie Philadelphia home of Dorothy Irwin decided to hold an old time " Lucky- Seven " card party, and meet on the aecond Thursday of each month until the season opens again. Did members present included IxjrrUa Watson, Sue SmiUi. Martha SmiUi, Gladys Schuler, Helena F'ranck and Dorothy. The programme, as of old, included cards, prises and eating. At Council's meeting Monday night ie main interest was in the consideration of Uie second plans for jetties the Channel end of Berkeley Road, west side of Uie Colonial Peninaula, as containing difieienccs from Uie first which would ieeaeu the cost without iinpairing Uie efficiency. Both have been prepared by engineet York, SmiUi. Action waa Uiat both plans be sent OnNw**. Department of Commerce and Navigation lor saggestiuns andcriUciam. Meantime Uie contract for thi- jetties ie to be held book. For new business Mr. Bower huik jmn to voice Uie sentiment of Uie coR^.iity upon the excelsyaleni mfcuguraU-d by Uie Borough ssaor and his methods, and asprefatstory to Uie suggestion that Uie Aasen>r should, in the continuance of hia ork have some basis for calculating values of improvements, additions and epairs, and Uiat permit* naming curta Y'ould be required. Comment was in pproval. and as Uie first «*p towards -mlding inspection, ett;., action was ■at till- Sol trill ir be mstructtHi to |we- • Are an oidinauoe in accordance a lib he suggestton. Standing cooniiiUmt ill ■'-ported progrras. There were no • liecal cotntuitteee. Collector Ixuskua* ejiort for the fortnighl waa aec<'|4ed, as ra* Uie re|>,irt lor Uie past quarter. Mayor ICislev was chaiiman and all iitHiibrra of the Council were present

•xcept one.

And yet we supp any bigger to an -.-n spot doe* to t .on Poet.

I0.36- P rraching 2.”0- Sunday School. 64.5 Epworth league. 7-36 - Preaching rimisMay*:-1-45 Junior League 7-SO- Prayer M«-etmg All Uiese Services ale ..pri

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DIAS CREEK Bartrum Scbrihnger, ol Cape May, and Mias Julia Herman, of Una place, wen- married on Saturday October 16. Rev. J. W. Lynch, of Court House, officiated. They were serenaded in Uie evening. Ice cream and cake were •crvpl in abundance. Tlie happy Couple will reside in Philadelphia. Royal workers met al Miss Gnasio Bateman's Wednesday to plan ways and means to help the Cbnrcb's finance. Mrs. Richard Lloyd is entertaining tier grandmother Mrasic from Clrrmowl

•his week.

Mr. Clarence Hogar and family, of Goshen, were visitors at Uie home of Jolm Lawrence unSunday . Harry Norton, laUier, moUier and and Beane, motored

• '9c«-!i('4y on Sunday to visit Mrs.

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thing; the aelection u hie executor is quite another, yet both become a very simple m_,_ . when you invoke th* aid of ths Sr curity Trust Company, of Cane Mav at*. N. J,