CORN WILL WIN DEMOCRftCnWMt fcntrica’t Greatest Cereal Crop Is New Moving to Martlet. MAINSTAY IN NATION’S CRISIS. •erplMc whMt e* th« United 8tat*M Haa Been Sent to Famine Threat.

TO TRAIN CRIPPLED MEN 11 _

FOR NEW OCCUPATIONS I Q 3 l|MM Sctwol U Help the I C I , - Betti, for EMletenee. - —

Arorrir*'! treat com crop, exceedInt 3.000.000.000 bosheU. wlU «are the vo.-»d i food attcatlon. official* of the United State* food admlniatratioo t~-

Uere.

Corn la the nadoo'* beat food cereal, feoaewlres are be*lnnln* l°

It contain* all the rictaenta needed » keep tbe body In a atate of health and wben naed accordlo* to the acorea of tried recipe*, eapeclally when combined with an added portion of oil or fat. will anatalo life indefinitely. Indian warriors in colonial diya llred on parched corn alone for many daya at a tt-. sod at Valley Forte [arched com was at Ume* tbe *ole ration of

the Continental soldlera.

Owtns to transportation dlOcoltlea caused by the war tbe corn crop mo-ed more alowiy to market thU year than erer before. Now. t^werer. the cereal la teachlnf the miller* and consumer*. In the mean time the nation's surplus wheat haa been sent to Europe Today there are approximately 80 p—hwi. of corn for every American. Till* quantity Is treater by fire busb-

ela than In funner > care

Corn has become the nation's main-

stay la thw trials of war.

Just as this cereal saved the first American colonists from famine on many occasions, just aa It served a* a Staple food durim: the War of tbe ItevTinto™ and durtny tbe Civil War. Kin* Corn haa ayaSn come to the front in the nation s battle with autocracyCorn meal la findlns yreetly increan*d see In the maklnr of ordinary whit# bread. Hundreds of bouaewlvea —* many of the laryer bakers are ml 20 per cent, corn meal with wheat So«r to make leavened bread. This of • mixture Is worked and baked In the mme recipes and with tbe same

t apply to strelsbt wheat

Red Croee Open# •chool to Help the Maimed In Rattle for Existence. The American National Bed Croee k». Mlahllahed In New Tort City a school for the tralnlnc of crippled men to trade# or occupation* la whit* they cn enyac* U> of their phyMcel handicap*. Tbe achool la known as the Bed Crdfea luatltuw for Cripplad and Itlaabled Men. A yift of over $80,000 by Mr. Jeremiah Mub *’* ^ New Tort made po«lbl. the e«»bUah-

ment of this Institute.

The facilities of tbe Institute wlU ,l*o 1^ at the dlspoeal of the Government for the rehabilitation of crippled

soldiers and sallore

The activities of the Institute, which already under operation. Include an „np'.oyment bureau for cripple*. Industrial and commercial train In* clasee* for disabled men. and department* of scientific research and popular education. Member* of the institute's staff have been enyayed for tbe paat Mx months In stndylny the experience of the European countrie* In reconatniet-

tny their disabled soldier*.

OSnCXAXi" X> j-bivlHXJ 1 JOR'g'

QQ-crimr

Board ol Chosen Freeholders Cape May County. H. J. The regular meetln.# d the Rowd atre held on the First and Third Tuesday of each month at the Court Houee, Cap* M*y Court Houae, *t WJ0 A. M. OFFICER!

Director

henbt s. butherfobd

Vice-Director

AUGUSTUS HILTON F W. FOWKES C, * rk .. .Sea Isl* City

County Collector

JOS. X. SCULL ^

ernest' 'w^llgyd

Cape May City

County Engineer . . UCAMTNO M. BICE Wildwood

COUNTY ROARD OR TAXATION

Q. 1 BUctrtl...

CORONER*

Dr. N. A. CobOB WIl»on A. Lake Cold Bprin« B. M

n City

RED GROSS BUREAU TG SEND NEWS TO FOLKS W HOME GATHERING INFORMATION THROUGH PARIS OFFICE Details ol Casualties at the Front Given to Sotdiere'

Relatives.

DANIEL 8CHELLENGEB. Steward of Almahouae LEWIS T. DOUGLASS Cape May Court Houae

Superintendent of Roldiere* Rurlal* JOHNW’-* REEVES . .Cape May City

Custodian of Court Houa ^LEWIS S. SMITH Cape May Court Houae

ly—la galnlnc a create

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR °J CITIES, ROROUGHR AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CARE

MAY.

Cane May City X- O- Bennett 2£»citr“" Rm isle City Arndt Gordon K^th Wildwood WUdwood **■ A

. ,K. Needham

Avalon Cap* May Point.

RWm- Marie L

Woodbine

j ARCHER STACKHOUSE ’ Cape May Court Houae .List ot Members KU». uarM.. DUOK' Term Expire* on January lat of the Year Opposite Name.

OCEAN CITY

Address. Ocean City John P. Fo* igie John E. **

REA ISLE CITY

Address. Sea 1*1* City Tbeo. E. DeBow

s R °“-“ D D rsss Jere Woolaon i.Wm. S. Eldrid*#. PrterMmr*

CITY, ROROUQH AND TOWNSHIP I CLERKS OP THE COUNTY OP CAPE MAY

Cities

Cape May City *** , Oeean City Harry A- Moirla I Sea 1*1# Irrlng fitch j North Wildwood.. .George A »«Ad!n* I

Wildwood. * "

NORTH WILDWOOD Address. North Wildwood

To give relative* of American eoldlerm tii-tails of csauaUlee at tht front the American Bed Croea has organised at natiunal bewOquartera a Bureau of j Coumunlcatton. of which William R. |

Caslle, Jr. formerly Aaalttant Dean Hewitt

of Harvard College and editor of tbe !**“£ v^oung 1,51

Harvard Graduate*' Uagaxlne. D di- WILDWOOD rector. This Bureau supplement, in | ^ wM-ood a itersonal and humanitarian way tbv , Address, wuuaooo

ret ions of the Statistical Division of Augustas Hilton {Jli

War Department, which give* to i otto relatives official notice when a *ddler CAPE MAY CITY is reported killed, wounded or missing. Address. Cape May City

The anxiety which naturally result* Bennett HI! from the official report to relative# g Rutherford ***'

that a soldier haa be«i UPPER TOWNSHIP Is "mlsalng" will aa tar aa possible be u . . ^ dispelled by tbe Bureau, which will Addrea*. Tuckah lid-. 1M . m detail the nature and extent ' Hope W. Gandy of the wound, and will gather evidence DENNI0 TOWNSHIP from comrade# lu ana* and at the ho*- Addrea* (Peennont) Avalon

pitals and real camp* regarding those . 1*11

c... I. P.H. M.DDUt TOWHiHiP

uwiu «i.-r Any Saformatkm of interest or coo- Addrea*. ere ....Mil com cakes and buckwheat cakes ao tail on to reUUvrs thus obtained will Joseph Camp and for use In the kitchen Instead of be transmitted to them through per- LOWER TOWNSHIP granulated sugar Is one of the leading aonal letters. Messages from the Address. Rio Grande predacts made from corn. u ..unded will be rwv.ieyed through jq, p jgacKlaalc Mil i Com oU. excellent for frying and for this same agency. . - ' ' The Inform*Uoc on which the Bo . ■a.r.awawmwa for

-an will base lu reporu l* gelbered COMMITTEE A6SIGNME thmugh a central office in Pari*, under 19U

the direction of E. Gerry Chadwick ALMSHOUSE- Fox. Bennett. Gandy,

of New York, aided by the Rev. Bober: Hilton and WenueU

DavU of Englewood. N. J, and thirty PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS anklKtanta. -Bennett. Hewitt and KoeaekfL With the Increase of tbe American BBIDOE8—Weataell. Oinaset. rm. fnrers and p.rtlri|«llon In the war. Gandy. Eustace. Hilton Md Camp

aZ number will Lave to be grea.lv BILLS-Euarece. Camp.

UuTraartl. AUDITING—HewUu Camp and Koeo-

For the present the Bureau u re eke.

porting on nil cases that .ome lo It* FINANCE-Young. Euatace and Koen

aitmtlon. However. It la probable eke

■ ■ w lib the inrreaae of reporta from ROADS—Rulhertord. BenneU. Camp.

,» >™.l, -Ill V. I—Bo.. Eo.1---U-..-a «<n.i U w-~u ' Fo«l For Prieoncre. LUNACY—Gandy. Young and Benn. Ibete 1* a Bed Croee aerrlre In v( . gQrno EXTEHM1NAT ION Great Britain. kYanre. Italy. fJermany M j^bow and Young

aiMl Auvtria. In the Umdon offire of . arc E OF fRISONERS—Mac-

tin- British Red Crow more than two F ,

hundred women are constantly em . .. KVIN< ; INDIGENT SOUWR8 ployed In • otnmunlratlng with nria- af; jj BAILORS—J W. Kaeve* tile, of aoldlers and their card Index BD OI .. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL already covers u«.re than three mil K8TIMATE - Young. Eustace and

Avalon ..... n R E nmm* llav Point *x. a. c

l£5h Cam* May Elvln 3. Martin

Harbor^ Leo F. McCraven

Cap# May Tbeo. W. Beeree

Cmi. -B*™ L. |

a meal entire-

popularity

lewlves are eomldc to realise that every pound of

wheat aaved In

of wheat released for shipment to the nation* with which America Is asaod-

a tad In the

Thaw are a score of corn products that today possess pnusual Importance for American*. Corn syrup for sweet-

e filled by salad oils,

isrfcet lu Urge s from the germ *f

HABE-HRMM LIES CIRCIIUTLD IN CANADA

Canada la also having trout.'.- with RUde-tD-Germany lies calculated binder Canadian food coosereathm Be-

at official statement reI from the Canadian food

r by the United States food *•-.

■ E WblteeeU j

_ M. Geary. DennUrUle T. D. Howell. DU* Creek m C. Raevea.W.Cape May T. Young. Beatley** Point

TAX COLLECTORR POR CIT1ER, ROROUGHR AND TOWNRH1PR

OF THE COUNTY OF

CAPE MAY.

Cltlee

Can# May City.. .W. J. renRereon. Ji

E. W. Burlelgb .M. M. Sofroney ,P. L Petereon Robert J. Kay

Avalon Walter A- ^

w«y Point J- T - Hun 1 25» Cap. May.C. MaxrtaJI

Sione Harbor....Oarenoe O. Lettkus WMt Cap# May Harry T. LsidUm

S-S-STcSS '

The Stories bothering Canada are of the earn* general character : • thue* the United Bute* food admlulatrator recently deooun.-ed in Uii

try, such as the ridiculous salt and j

biasing famine fake# and the report

that the government would set**

housewives stocks of borne canned

good*

The Canadian food controller e*tsmstss that when the j-coj-ie listen lo and paw on such at.-riea, each one has the power of destruction that Uw In n bettallon of aoldlers -‘glories without even a .eettge of fouadatloa have been scattered broadcast,” mid the Can*dlai, statement. •Nor have they come to life casually. They have started simultaneous i In different parts of the country and In each instance have l—en calculated to arouse public Indignation -They are insidious, subtle, persist *BL Bit by bit they dleslpat* public triist. the great vserntisl In the wish

ot food cewtreL

It Ilea with every Individual t«. fueRaar from erlti-lem: t*> re-fcsli. fioin gaming on the vngrent and harmful Story, end thus the more efle.-tneiy tc In w«wk which Is going ■eh more then the majority of

• yet reallre "

THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION SAYS: There I* no royal road to food conservation We can only aeoompl oh thlo by th voluntary act ten of cur whole people, each etenvent In proportion to its meai.a It I* a matter of equality of burden: a matter of minute saving end enOelitutioe at every point In th* 20.000 000 kitchen*, o.i th# 20. 000 000 dinner tab a. and in th* tJ000.000 manufacturing, whelesale and retail eatahlishnwais of

reported c*.

71 le Bureau will receive through tbe 1 iMeniatlonal Bed fraw office St Geneve. Fwltxrrtnad. the list of Amer-b-aii priaonere supplied offiilall) by the <h-nnan government In cases of bupflBotimcnt the Bureau reports to relative*, after which the case Is re-f.-rred to Hie Bed fme* Bureau of American 1'rtwa.ere Belief, of which I ranklln Abbot Is dlr.-tor Tt.e American Red CYom t'ommlttee In Berne sends each American prisoner, every two week*, three ten-l-.ut.d food iwikagea These sulwlst eiit stores are provided b) the governmetit slid tl»- Anterlcan Bed Cross A - ■VleOt quantity ..f supplies Is no* - the way to Hwltxerisnd to care for si Amerhsh (rflxmera fur B (leriod • f »!i tnonths 7 his Bureau Is sla» 1l.e sole agency Ihaiised by the R's’ I 1 rade lb.a ret to traoao.lt motiey *o j American *t.d Allied prisoners In Ger-

Flret Aid Director Appointed

H. M. Carroll. DenalsvlUe Middle. WUleU Corson. Cape May CH Lowor... Bcott Seymore. Cold Spring U pper Alfred H Capp. Pateraborg j ARRERRORS OF CITIES. ROROUQHt ANC TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

Cttlw

ag* May City J. AUen Wale# >cmn City Dr. H. T Foulds Uw isle City G. K. W. Coxooa North Wildwood— lot Ward Robert Bright 2nd Ward Uoula Crauw v* lid wood Lynn K Boyer

Avalon R. W. Boeenbaurc Can# May Point........Norman Bigot Ko«th Cape May. ...Albert J Kudolpb stone Harbor Hugh M.Murtrie Wool Cape May Harry 8. Flahor Wildwood Great Wm. A. Jostle* Woodbine Isranl Elaenberg

Court and Counly Officers Address: Cap* M*y Court House

rommnn Pleas Judge HON HENRY H KUmEDOE (Terk of Coorts and County Clerk A. CARLTON HILDBETH

I aeputy Clerk «,

S Cos

Bell.f of t

uresu .If Military

County Superintendent of Schools a Secretaiy ol V.national Schools AARON W HAND

His dt.'.

> In tl ret eld

note and direct rlai itnong Red Cress ch j urganitatiuns and in

! .tentlal* of chapter I .ret Aid fXnnmlt j cfcll,'Hhl^dT ires He has In charge tbe ail’Anl i Walter Rutherford,

meat of th* thainneo uf rh.roc uu>

COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

John H. Stratto Levi Dir ken son

Townships .. .Holla Hewitt. Jcean View . V. N. Errtcson. Dias Creak Aarnn Woolaon Georg* Hot. Tuckahoe

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

uceu City—Jerome 8 Ruth Frank H Ware Reuben lAidlam

North Wildwood -A. M. Ely Wildwood Glrtrd Uvoey H. C. Sehllchtlng B C. tngeraoll George L 8h*» I ape May City—James J Doak

Boroughs

i bum* Harbor—8. E Herbert George J. Rommel j ( w sot Cape May- David Hughes W oodbine - J 8. Levin

Township*

Upper- James Shoemaker. Tuckahoe

—A. E. Holme*. IX-nnLsvilb-s J. Durrell. Belb-plaln

The Success of a Business

stability emfdoyed. Correct bualnew policy • rtronfl banking eooooetio'An affiliation with this Inrtltutlw.

banking facility. We cordially I"

Pint National Bank OCEAN CITY, N. J.

MAKE IT EASY TO START YOUR ford CAR Price $16X0. THE -EAVIR $1T>VE LIDfits any Stove or Range, and dooa oaveot Coal bill. Price $8X0. Also mad* far Rtoam, Hat wawr RM Hot Air Plant*. * Call and see the*# or writ# foe circular or Juuisaltans* R. W. Sutcliffe, Stone Harbor Distributor far Cape »i*y Csaotf Gag and Electric Fixtare* amd SuppBm Estimate* Cheerfully Gwen

FRANK W. FOWKJS8 Reel Estate and Insurance Broker CONTRACTOR y Notary PvbBc, Cammlmimm ol DmI« ErtaaUs Fvnkh^ for CcMt, Caamta o» Stoss Curbtoj ral Footnas. LOTS FILLED IN AND GRADED So lob atr K«v J “** 1

R IDG WAY HOUSE atthe-femues

PHILA

HOTEL

RIDGWAY at-the-fekkies

CAMDEN

ASSOCIATED 'HOTELS

EUROPEAN PLAN

ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH MOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER «H TACM ROOM

Real Estate Insurance BUILDING LOTS In a Growing Section Ripe for Improvements COOPER B. HATCH

-& CO.

211 MARKET 8T.. Camden, - - N. J.

1 ' > Eniia Middle—L T Garretaon.

''ape May Court Houae