Cape May County

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CONSOLIDATED WITH THE SEA ISLE CITY REVIEW.

Vol. XXXIII. No. 30

CAPE MAY COUNTY, (Sea Isle City P. O.) N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918

5 Cents a copy, $1.50 a Year

m NEWS NOTES OF THE PAST WEEK

NOTE* and gleaning* of a PERSONAL CHAEACTER; LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST AROUT FOLKS YOU KNOW GATHERED IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE CITY.

NOTICE.—Vot quick rrj rend or flvo me check* on irrlrlnr In Son We CUT; will deliver your luggage at once by auto track. Quick aerrlce. moderate -bargee. CalL vrrite ‘ LCONOO. Sea Ule City (Cor. Frltx ^d Landis Arenuea). Mrs Laura Clark and granddaughter. Laura Meet, are rtalUng here for couple of week*. Nias Barr, of Philadelphia, baa reopened her Collonade Hotel, on Landr. Avenue, for the i—— Mr*. Mary Clapper and Mr*. Ella .i™. and chUdren. Emil. John. Richard and Liura. were vlaltorm over the «•-ck-end with Mr*. B. C. Reed. Mias M. A. WendeU. of Philadelphia, arrived thl* week, to spend the season it her cottage. Landis Avenue and oral Street. Ur*. Quigley and son. Jamea.* of Philadelphia, have re-opened ttelr cottage here, and are occupying It for the Mrs. H. Edward WendeU. of Philadelphia. Is now here for her usual .eaaon's sojourn, at her Landis Avenue cottage. Order your coal now. Price I9.S0 for Nut and Stove Coal. M. A. Luongo 100 N. Landis Ave. Both phones,

-adr. tf.

Mr*. George Wilson was a visitor this week to the home of her parents m York. Pa. Her father underwent id operation on Tuesday, having a [iiicer-infected arm amputated. Mr*. Susan R. Sailer, of ML Holly. S J . vas a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. AraetL at their Paris Sireel home. Mrs. Sailer'la a life long friend of the Arnett*. Mr and Mrs. E. U Rosenbaum, of New York City, have arrived for their u*u;il summer's sojourn, at the Surf House. The Rosenbaums have been cular visitor* here for years. Mrs. William A. Haffert. who for • past seven week* was with her toother. Mrs. Lewis B. Mathias, at Sotrers Point, arrived home on Tuesday • 'cnlng. with her new son. Horace Cyril who is now six weeks

RED CROSS NOTICE. The following number of snirles ere given to the Sea Isle City Branch Red Cross from the Atlantic Division aa their allotment of work to be purchased and made up by them and finished by the 1st of September. l»lh: SS pairs of knitted woolen socks. 25 knitted woolen sweaters. 50 undershirts for refugees. The Ladles of the Civic Club have very kindly offered tbelr services to assist with tbelr knitting machine In making the aocka. We have almost the number of Sweaters on hand that the ladies of the local branch have made The following are those who have made thl* allotment of sweaters and knitted garments that we have on hand: Mr*. Howell Morton. Ankele. Chester. Jefferson. Ford. Buck. Mrs G. Whittington. MiUer. Coxson. DeBow. Luongo. Steer. Hahn. Hess. Sutton, McDonald. Mrs. C. Buck. Ludl-un. Sr.. Ludlam. F. Sharp. WUaon. Archer. Hubhard. Smltfl. Foster. Misses M. ConCarolhers. J. Whittington. E. Whittington. F. Clark. Model Far num. A. Busch. V. Steer. E. Steer. A. Whittington. M Miller, R. Hahn. The following are those who have ’orked In the work-room during the mrnth of Jane: Mrs. Ford. Rose. Norton. Miller. W. Sharp. Chester. Buck. Hess. Endlcott. O. Whittington. Foster. Miller. DeBow. Miss Moffet and Miss Fa mum There is over half of the population of ladies in Sea L ie that forget absolutely that there Is a Red Cross workroom and that the Red Ctosa is calling for help everywhere In the Cniud States Work cannot be done without help. If your name Is not included in the list of workers. WHY NOT? The sewing day Is changed Thursday. 1.30 to 5.30 P. M.. instead of Friday. MRS THEO. DE BOW. Chairman Sea lale City Branch.

DAMAGED IN STORM WHI1 F (IN M r -(Ml °I the Ott farm, where

blORM WHILE ON |h( . was a ii r| . ed hllv<1

FILED SENATORIAL PETITIONS. Cape May. N. J.. July 8.—Slate Senator Lewis T. Stevens, filed to-day with the county clerk as required by the new corrapi practices act hts certificate as a candidate for renominaUon in the Republican party, naming himself as his Campaign Manager and the Merchant* National Bank of Ca|>e May as depository for hi* campaign

NO FISHING BOATS ALLOWED OUTSIDE ON WEEK-DAYS. Since the acUvitle* of the German Submarinea off‘the Coast, pleasure fishing boat* have not been allowed outside of the Inlets on week-days. Naval men are stationed at all inlets, and every boat passing is subject examination. Pound net fishing has suffered no Interruption, except for one day some week* ago. when all inlet* were dos-

J. S. Cornell, of Philadelphia, a proi*- ] erty owner here, and x regular sum

Private Milton A. Hlldenbrand. son ro ,. r visitor for twenty-five year*. !* >f Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hilden- reK t gt ered at the Surf House for the brand, w. II known cottager* here, of with him la hi* sister. Mr*, he Ordnance Dept.. Is now stationed |;|ip n e. Mitchell, also of Philadelphia > Camp Raritan. Metucben. N. X.| . A von-by-the-Sea .her. he „ busily engaged In Iher brother. Wayne M

l Strrthera. for a fortnight. With her

Hoj. Over There. ' ar ,, her children. John 8 Cole. Jr. urrie and family, of Phlladel- David Cole and Ml** Elizabeth H.

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DISABLED ON BEACH

GERMAN WIRELESS PLANT STORY SOMEWHAT MYTHICAL The stories that were so rampant week or two ago. of a German wireless outfit being found on l farm at Sea vine, has proven somewhat of a

the plant was alleged to have been

PATROL DUTY, AND LANDED found. In a statement this week, said ON SEA ISLE RFann THiirq 10 ,h ** newspaper. ~H • found any U b-b BEACH THURS- n;an ^ honw> wlth „ wlr p| eM oul . DAY; BOW STOVED IN. fit. I’d shoot him on slghi The state-

i ment that this outfit was found on

| my premises is positively ialse." After being adrift all ol Wednaaday' ' Vbpn . questioned farther. Mr. Ott

night, a hydro-aeroplane, one of the ’ largest and most powerful in the gov- ,

eminent service, landed under its own ; No Information of any nature could power on the Sea Isle City beach, at the (*• obtained by investigation this

foot of Paris sseiil. on Tlinraday, ~

IHIRiy-SEVEN MORE LEAVE FORiCAMP FIRST CALL OF MONTH TAKES THIRTY^EVEN; ENTRAINED ON TUESDAY FOR CAMP HUMPH RIES, VA.; MORE TO GO SOON.

alionly alter noon. While little information could be obtained officiallr, it was ascertained Uist the plane, with svaitors Chaa. Cnrtin, W. C. Chapman and Pilot A.J. Free- , was on patrol doty, and met with an accident during a storm at sea on Wednesday afternoon. On Wednesdav night s government vessel took Uis disabled plane in tow, mid iU crew spent tlie night aboard. Un Thursday mornning the hydo-aeroplane, under escort from the steamer, made (or shore, landsaffly on the beach. The bow ol the plane is bsdlv atove»l in, and the right wing and gas lank is damaged. Word was at once sent to tlie aero station at Rorkaway, N. Y., from whence the plane hails, and a boat was dispatched to tow tlie disabled fiver back to New York. At noon today, Friday, the machine was still on the

beaeii.

A companion machine, bearing n number next higher than tlie disabled plane, and in evident re arch of it* companion, circled over the city on Thurs-

MARINES STATIONED AT COAST GUARD STATIONS Flvo D. S Naval Reserve*, with full fighting equipment, have been stationed at each of the Coast Guard stations along the coast, the order becoming effective on Monday. The reserves stationed In Cape May County are from the Wissahickon barracks. Cape May.

dav, at c

e o’clock, and alter ascertain-

CAUGHT BIG BASS. One of the finest specimens of chan*1 baas caught this season at Town--nd's Inlet was brought In on Monday night by Henry Hour, of Philadelphia. The fish weighed thirty-eight iKtunds. Mr. Hour is having it mount-

1 H-aded back north. Coast Guards and Naval Reserve* closely guarded tlie machine, day snd night. A number of visitors intent upon taking picture* of the sir monster had their camera* promptly confiscated by the guards, who removed and destroyed the films. The svaitors were well cared lor by local people, upon landing fiere, and seemed none Uie worse for their

perience.

The Stone Harbor Assembly, which closes tomorrow, after a week of moat enjoyable sessions, marks an era the history of Stone Harbor. rrom the Inception of the Church Club to this day there has been

Mary's and tbe Lutheran Community. . The Assembly has bwn held with the latter church, tbe Lutheran Community. but has been interdenominational In character. Methodist. Baptist. Congregational. Episcopal and Catholic names are upon Us register. Artistic badges were presented to everyone who signed the reglstra'lon cards. Crossed U. S. flag* on a celluloid button with the Inscription and

Thirty-seven more of the young men of Cape May Count}' were called to the colors on Tuesday, leaving Cape May Court House on the morning train, for Camp Humphries. Va. Those call-

ed are:

Isaac P. Hew lit, Wildwood. John L. Hewitt, Wildwood. Ralph Oomico. Wildwood. Irad Oxley, Sea Isle City. Charles P. Porch. Dias Creek. Samuel Stein. Woodbine. Harry Clnelll. Wildwood. Andrew Drummond. Tuckahoe. John Dalxeli, Jr., Pittsburgh. Jo*tab Parsons. Swainion. Harry Manson. North Wildwood. Joseph Hecker, Lancaster. Pa. Clarence W. Hartman. Ocean City. Jam Felgeo. Ocean City. Walter P. Creamer. Belleplain. Silas R. Robinson. DennlsvlUe. Frederick Hagelgans, Tuckahoe. Israel Hughes. Cape May City. John W. Jungkurth. Stone Harbor. Dominick Detro. DennlsvlUe. J. Lester SUtes. West Cape May. Waller Watson, Green Creek. Charles H. Whittington. Jr, Sea Isle Samuel E. Sutton, Eldoru. James Boyle. South Dennis. William J. Bateson. Ocean City. Nlcolo MorllgUlo. Ocean City. Arthur S. Nelson. Cape May City. WUliam J. Slattery. Jr, Cape May. Norman Letwin. Woodbine. Walter Camp. Belleplain. Clifford B. Thayer. Cape May City. Lewis Amoroso.Court House. John W. Turpin. Stone Harbor. Raphael Tlerno, Tuckahoe. Eugene S. Watson. South SeavUle. John N. Johnson. Ocean City. Ethan L. Robinson, Dennlsville. Seventy-seven more are io be called the latter part of this month.

SEASON'S FIRST DROWNING AT STONE HARBOR FRIDAY. Stone Harbor.—The drowning ofMiss Bertha Johnson, while bathing on Friday morning, has cast a gloom over tlie neighborhood where Miss Johnson was known and loved. She was a member of the family of Mrs. Lewis Kolb, who has but recently arrived at Slone Harbor, having leased the Sanderson cottage on 93d Street, for the season. Her cries for help reached the ears of those on shore and several men hastened to her rescue, but the strong tide swept her farther out and when she was brought to shore all efforts to resusticate her were In vain. The undertaker from Court House was summoned, who prepared the ’ IhkIv to be sent to Philadelphia.

The music was of exceptional excellence Mrs. J S. Mmc-Oinloek arranged the program. Miss Jeanette Ferree presided at the org^n. Mr.

COAST GUARDS MAKE | Charles W. Maloti.-, of Philadelphia.

RESCUE AT INLET, i Mr. H. H. Hygate of Wilmington. Mr.

Hugh MacMurtrie of Philadelphia and Stone Harbor. Mrs J S Macdlnturk.

The Coast Guards at Towns, nd's inlet station made a thrilling rescue on Tuesday afternoon, when » boat with three Philadelphian* drifted on a bar off the Inlet. The Coast Guard* were out on exorcise, ana heard the call* of the Philadelphians The party was fishing and were carried through the draw-bridge by the current. Th. > suffered no consequence. from their experience, and returned to Philadelphia on the evening

train.

phi*, are now ensconced at their sumottage. to remain for the season other years The Curries have Sea Isle City residents during iturner months for many years, re among the resort's best boos

n tbe Quaker City.

Tt- • xplosloc Of the blast pipe at the local gas plant crippled service •»1> this wreck, there being no Jta*

Cole.

Herman HenMae and wife, of Phil

adelphta. accompanied by lUJr chil dren Misses Hortense and Janette, are registered at the Surf House for an Indefinite stay. This makes their

tenth successive season here. A. H. Smith and wife, accompanied

by their children. A. H, Jr, and Misx

_ Alberta, of Colwyn. Pa, are among

«nd Tuesday. Service wasj KU ests rerlsteied at the Bellevue

'i'ued on Wedr.esda) morning. Tbe'n ote j this week.

l iosk.n could be plainly beard for ^ „ han d„,me *n to the pipe Itaelf. was done colori , which will be distributed fre* Mr- D c; Hunted and sister. Mrs. of charge through the City (Serbs -nor Smith, of Philadelphia. h*v. office The folder ££ -te-d their Italia Street cottage, and of apt and Umel> deacripttve mat

•'ll.< sister. Mrs Wolf, who In oth some halftone ruta

'• *t.- occupied her cottage on Weal — —————

t»e> Avenue. wlU But be down this

MICKiE SAYS

»ety :

woman, snd fhBdln guX-LSEVE fAE»» v.L'0 \

can help

woman, and child rt> Bond or s War-Saving* Stami ■ something ti-^rd winning the • niists in r.M- division of national ; suptM>-ting the Government, i •1 bai kmir cp our fighting men in | sauce aiui on aeas. Stanley P. WUaon. son of Mr and '..■org. WUaon. of Minerva ' has enllated a* an auto m<-j 'c in the I'nlted State* service. ] t.d is now ctatloned at 'he- North ; ■■''•liti* State College, aa Instructor j v L. Wilson, another aon. who has j —f in the service In Chin* for sev- ] !«1 years. I* now In California, at > •■n Mi Dowell, aa a recruiting officer J -aptaln of the Phil* j on League baseball i -ounrUman .of the Skth | idelphia. was a Ylatlor over nd. the guest of Sylvanu* | With him was G Read

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF «EA ISLE CITY MAILS , Mail. »rri»e—a pt! *. U . IB» A. M . 11 An x M X |». M . « oo P H .*» depart- 7qo a. M, 9.45 A. M.,

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COPN JEST U*fc tT COWVESI CM, VWlTHOUT NVAKIN' L COB-UtCTtONS NCR. NOTHIN , ( SOME OF THE INTEtlXCTUIXl. \ LlCrHTS AnotjN' this HERE ( NECK O' Tetfi VJOOOS'O wOSt j THEIR. REPtyfMiONS FCR / becn' eop»cA.Tep\

TOWNSEND'S INLET NOTES Larry Setnon. the genial propr.-tor of the Townsend's Inlet Hotel, former It the Atlantic House, u bavmg hi* hostelry filled to capacity. Saturday seven cols were put in tne halls to accommodate the overflo* lira J. Sullivan, of Phllsd. U hxs the Coin cottage and is occup.ung ! for the aeasor Mr. and Mrs. ehla. have retm after apending three ^'laTTj^Scmon'a Garage Is dolor * ,an? office buslnre. and »PP£f *’* bv tbe many motorists to the Inlet, as heretofore the) Had no place to store " wuium sbellem l* a busy man lh«J» day*, keeping everybody supplied who een vegetable*. i<* etc. Harr)- Count Ins report, very r'*» business with bis boau and on >unday* he never has one left. Hc.tr! arrivals: Mr and Mrs. ' »« »on. Wilmington. DeL: Mr. and M" Stewart. Mr Nelson Shaw, Mra 8Snuth, Mis* Marlon Clemens. Mr Lu iren* I^-gar. Philadelphia;; Mr. 1 earaon. Camden. , Mr* W S Rinehart, of Olney. I Ml•delphia. spent two week* visiting her -on. Waller Rinehart, who Is conn-rt-,_i win, the Coast Guard Station b*re Mr. Al laugglnger. of Philadelphia. Is down for another two weeks <- Hr and Tom Plard are doing !u»l to catch all the fish at P

IVilnt

Mr and Mi adelphia. ha« cottage for the aeasou. »r »e. I, a well known fisherman along and up in Maine where be - *t d?*l of gunning and fishl'i i-blltp FUghcmae. one of the c.ld ar* is enjoying his sumroc - here „1 has made some very good cat. •• e caught the Orel channel barf “> ,e season, weighing 32 pounds M>» Hannah Setnon returned home for the summer. Mr E J Smith, formeriy of Stone llarlHir. Is now with 1-arry Sen.on si .tel s* bar tender, and Mrs Dallas, of Stone Bar bor. slum! ' lie Fourth at tbe Hotel Mr and Mr* Claude Mohr, of rho adelphia. and Mr and Mis Wither* were re> stered at the Hotel for too week end . . Mr and Mrs Larrv Semon and v• Hannah Semon spent Thursday st At Untie City at th* Liks CcaivscUoa-

Mlss Gladys Schuler. Mis* Dorothy MacCormlck. Mrs. Charles W. Malotte Philadelphia. Mr* J.-#*e Dlverty Ludlam of Cals' May Court House. Mr* W. H. Boardman of Philadelphia. Miss Anna E. Cooper and other*, were In the rholr Mr Malotte. Mr Hygate. Miss Schuler. Miss MarCormlck and Mrs Wahl were beard In sola The program, which Included such well anown pulpit orators as Dr. 8. D. Dougherty. Dr. J Henry Harm**. Dr. Forest Dager. Dr. Chari*-* L Fry. Miss Ixtulse Brinkman. Dr John A. Watcbnm. Dr. John A. Halu*r. Dr. A. Pohlmnn. Dr. J F. Hartman, Rev. Luther DeYoe. Rev. H. H. Myers of Philadelphia. Dr. D. Burt Smith. Eas-

■ *7. Rainer, Norris-

town. Pa, Dr. 8. Winfield Herman. Harrisburg. Rev. Walter S. Cain. Ashvine. N. C, Rev. O. O. Leldlcb. Lebanon. Pa, Rev. John T. Gllllson. Sea City. It »a* a feast of good

things from first to last.

OCEAN VIEW ITEMS.

BIG BOAT LANDS AT ANGLESEA. Wildwood.—Quite a bit of excitemem was caused last Saturday when a big New York flailing smack hove in sight, and was seen making for porL Being 150 feel long and with a draft of about 7 feet, her Captain. Charles Graver, bad to feel his way into the Anglesea harbor, which is not used to seeing such large craft, aa a regular thing. The name of the smack was "Julia Davis." and she carried a crew of 15 men, mostly Portugese. On board besides the Captain and crew were 300 barrels of porgies and baas. Th" object the captain had in mind coming to Anglesea was to ship his cargo of fish by freight from an Anglesea platform; but while here he received word from New York to bring hi* fish food there by boaL So the prow- of the fair Julia was onco more beaded for Gotham, and a long farewell given by Anglesea fishermen to the biggest boat that ever anchored there.—Five Mile Beach Journal.

THE SOLDIER’S CHANCES. Great as the danger and large as the losses in the aggregate, the Individual soldier has plenty of chances of coming out of tbe w ar unscathed, or at least not badly injured. Based on the mortality statistics of the allied armies, a soldier's chances are as follows: Twenty-nine chances of coming home to one chance of being killed. Forty-nine chances of recovering from wounds to one chance of dying

! from them.

One chance In Goo of losing a limb. Will live five years longer because

Miss Vera Kauffman, ot Atlantic City, is visiting her grand parents. Mi

and Mr*. Somers Townsend.

Oliver Gamble and mlly. of Westmont. spent severa. ays with Mrs

H °*r, U x- i. win, v,„ r ! ot Physical training, is freer from dlsMrs. Nellie \anGllder is with her | n th( . Arni , than ln rlvl | i lf( , ^ parents for a brief vlslL has belter medical care at the front

Mrs. Ed Small spent several days

with relatives at Pleasanivllle. i„ olh ,- r wars from 10 to 15 men Quite a number from here spent th. fnw dlw . aM . to j from b(UleU ; 4th at Cape Ma}. „ ! ‘ti this war 1 man die* from disease to

Joseph Somers and Abe M ot ran I evrr _ 10 from hullot*

have arrived “(•'lyJnFrenc.v Kor lhOM . of our opting men who Misses Rachel and EBxabeth Ander- do no , ^tbelesa. tbe Goverrim. of Philadelphia, are at th.-lr sum nion , und( . r the Mld ,,. r , nd aallor In-

••r home foe an indefinite stay. Griffith Gandy began his usual

mer occupation, conveying truck from Petersburg to Atlantic City. Monday. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Sharp are the proud parents of a daughter,

which arrived Sunday.

surance law gives protection to tbo wounded and their di-iM-ndenta and to the families and dependents of those who make the supreme sacrifice for

thi-lr country.

AVALON. Mr. and Mrs. Garabrant spent the 4th in Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Walker and daughter Catherine returned to tbelr home in Roxbrough. after spending a very pleasant week at the Luray. Miss Thelma Nickerson has been spending sometime with her eoualn*. Deborah and Elisabeth Peterson.

TIDE TABLE FOR JULY.

Dale.

12 Saturday . 14 Sunday.. . 15 Monday. . . 1C Tuesday... 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday..

11.35 12 10 6 35

8T. JOSEPH'S R. C. CHURCH. Rev. J. J O’Farell. Rector.

Sunday Masses 6 7 and 9 30 a. m

Confessions: Saturday afternoons at in Friday.. four o'clock: Saturday evenings at 2" Saturday.. eight. '.I Sunday.. Sunday evening Ih-votlon* and Ben- 22 Monday ediitlon at V "C. -■* Tuesd. v... The regular weekly euchre* In the 21 Wednesday church basement every Monday eve Tbuiaday..

nine, commencing July 15th.

27 Saturday.. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. »

I Ogle. Pastor.

The Sympatblxis.;

5 40

632

11.00 11.35 11.55 12.25 12.40 .... 1.15 1.35 2.00 2.20 2J10 3.10 3.30 3.50 4.20 4.40 5.10 5.30 5.50 C20 6.50 7.20

7.00 7.20 750 8.10 830 K.50 9.20 0.40 10.05 1030 1050 11.20

20 Monday... 11.00 12.20 30 Tuesday... 12.4 r - 120 31 Wednesday 1.50 2.25

<.v.. p. in, Sunday School ~~ ~ ' " ~ ’ 7 45 , m Splrll.d Song Servkw. y®*"' Clothes, to b- Cleaned g (M . ., -Surc-pp mu of I’allure." » n d Pressed, by Parcel Post Prompt I.- a, aJ, thl- ban*- Return Deliveries. FRANK CURZIO, in! of Die fhureb. tbe l-ndiep' Aid Ladies and Genu Tailor. Cle*nln B , Society wll! im-et to sew for the IU Pressing. Repairing: Goods CaHed for

Christ.”

8.50 9.25

The forms of the Cape May County Times close promptly each weak on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock. No news or advertising copy can b* .vecepted after that time for Insertion n the current week's Issue. This rule vill be strictly adhered to, and adverfers and correspondenu art eamost1 s requested to get their copy In aarty.

Host'

m s. Mr* Miller and M

and Delivered: Personal Attention Paid to All Work.. 305 Eighth Street. ' wt Ocean City, N. J...Right at the Su

Hi- “on.

RED CROSS SHORE SUPPER Saturday Evening, July 13th

at

HOTEL WHELEN Strathmere, N. J.

Given by the Upper Township Branch,

American Red Cross

Proceeds for the benefit of the AMERICAN RED CROSS ckeU 75c Strathmere Is reached by auto, rouxh Rea fsb- City, and by both i Beading and 1'ennsylran'a Rall-

LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES. Rev. John T. Gill Ison. I’aator. Schedule of Summer Serv.ces, Etc On Sunday* 11 * m. Divine Wot ship and Sermon: 2 3». Sunday School | (Graded !,e*w*o.>. * P U> - Congre

On 1uc»d*>'

i j, ro. Ladli-s' Aid I

p m, Lone Scout: r n heaniala. i 2 o'clock. Itwetll d by Mr*. Oil ti

Dirts* ui- of your property by Will 1 ! is Ole thing, the selection of a suit*- r j,],. eifvutor is quite anolber. And yet boll: brEomr » very alirjlo matter when you invoke the aid of the Security Tru: t < I'Tiii-auy. of May City. jL J, to adiutnlstcr your aaUUk—Adv.^l

Artcraft and Paramount Late Release Photo-Plays D. C1NI Ocean Pier Theatre Most Comfortable Playhouse in Town : Two Shows Nightly—8 and 9:20 o’Clock

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