Vol. XXXIV No. 20.

CAPE MAY COUNTY (Sea Isle City P.O.), N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919

5 Cents a copy, $1.50 a Year

NEWS

NOTES

THE PAST NfEEX AND GLEANINGS Of A ONAL CHARACTER; LITTLE OF INTEREST ABOUT YOU KNOW GATHERED HE CIRCUIT OF THE CITV.

I Box Candle*—Fitch Urn* Co-

b Pcoolano will take you any.ny time In hL AUlo-Bu* at 8 rate*. 112 Italia Street

Prof, and Mr*. H. Winfield Wri*lit 1 were Eoater risltorm, looking after property Intereata. The flrot to go over the top with Its quota. That'* what was true of Sea lale City In the Fourth loan. Let'* repeat the performance. Mr. E. P. Eaat came orer from New York foi the week-end. Mre. Eaat went to New York Wednesday for a

ftw day*

Mr. and Mr-. William Kelly, of Philadelphia. were Sunday gueita of Mr. and Mr* C. George Cronecker. at the Bsllerue Hotel. Mr. and Mr*. T. C. FitzGerald, who bare ranted the La Clair Cottage on Knowlea crenue, were in town Sunday making ready for an rorly opening. Gordon B. Land!* who haa been passing his vacation with his parent* Mr. and Mr* Charles K. Landis, of the Boulevard, has returned to his duties at Pierce's Business College.

WEEK'S

COUNTY

e Seeds for free distribution ffiee. Not deUrered to efalls note from parents can be lr. IfSuits for sale cheap: i and children's, from up. Apply Joe Pessolano.

St.

i Cash Store now open with f fishermen's supplies, grodwsre sod notion* t of House on Boulevard. sdv.—St I Garage Is now recognised cy Service Station: repair* mptly and economically with - a parts. Full line of tire* It. 2t. h hedges trimmed. Iswns rty cared for. Odd )ob* rat's John Barbour. Lerre order at Barbour's s Ave. -adv., «t. — Saturday evening, belt , View and Delmont. one tan itraveling bag. containing ChilI, Clothing and shoe* belonging to r Co* Ocean View, N. J.

Get

A REVIEW OF THE WEEK’S HAPPENING8 THROUGHOUT CAPE MAY COUNTY, CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING; WHATS WHAT IN COUNTY AFFAIRS.

> renting

renting condition

you want an early rental «*d Clean up—paint, up. For your house with M. M. ;y. Real Estate and Insur-

Isle City. adv. 2t_

i list

the boys home—buy Vlcmd* end buy to the limit.' it and greet the May”,

—ould be plenty of May flow rdlng to the old coupKi about

prof. 3. Nelson Farrell and Mr. E. L. Wlngert, of the Public Ledger. Philadelphia. were week-end rial lor* who enjoyed good sport fishing for flound-

er* In the Back bay*.

Profeasor Archer * brother. William Archer, who has been at Saa Isle since hi* discharge, haa accepted a poalUon at Camp Upton. L. I.. as Educational Secretary of the Y. M. C- A. Mr. George Curran and his daughter-in-law, Mr* Robert Curran, are at the Magnolt* Pearl street, for a short stay. Mr* Curran is already feeling

the benefit of the aea air.

The Tea for the Ladies Aid Baa fund of the M. E. Church was held Wednesday afternoon st the home of Mr* George E. W. Corson. Boulevard. There was a large itendance. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dawson and Mr. and Mr*. Howard Schuyler were over Easter guests of their aunt. Mrs. R. T. Steven* Mr. Dawson has Just returned from France, where he has sen serving In the 28th Division. Wild geese flying lr a big "V” la interpreted by one patriotic lady be another “Victory Flight”. It was not a horizontal "V" which la known ns the “nj-rrow” flight, but a perpendlcur. The Coast Guards said the geese

ere the black cormorant*

A Jovial party of over Sunday visitors registered at the Bellevue, the guests of Mr. G. P. Cronecker. Included Mr. and Mr* T. C. FitzGerald, Misses Edith Gallagher. Jayne Byrne* Mae Campbell. McSsr* P. J. Foley, H " Dougherty anu Leo Vindex.

NO 6AS FOR AT LEAST SIK WEEKS MORE

PLANT SHUT DOWN ON SATURDAY AND WILL NOT AGAIN BE OPERATED UNTIL IT IS OUT OF RECEIVER’S HANDS CITY TO BUY PLANT, AND MAKE OFFER TO CHANCELLOR.

p. and Mr* Lewis S. Chester. Jr. e Lewis. 8rd. visited Mr. Cbees on Sunday. H. Cottier and his son of Baltimore, hare been its of Mr. and Mr* Oar-

s Stein entertained a party of oyees at bla cottage on Sune day was perfeefand a right

e was enjoyed.

r—y Frank Gill. W. E. Dougherty (Treasurer of the Broad Street Theatre. Philadelphia), and Mr. M. J. Knlll (Manager of the Leo Pebrtchstein Co. p'aylng that Tbjatre). were down on • Sunday trying the Ashing from the end of the Ocean Pier. Better luck

next lime.

' Sea Isle City'* Victory Loan Quota mils' be raised. You, who live In Philadelphia but have interests In Sea Isle City, subscribe part of your bonds through the local committee, and help Sea Isle go over the top in this fifth and last loan, as It has done in all the other* If Us onl’ a bond or two. remember that every Hale helps.

The Easter Monday Dance given al the Ocean Pier Monday night by tba Wildwood Fire Company No. 1. was a icceaa in every wayThe Sutton A Corson Co., of Ocean City, haa been swarded toe contract by the United State# Government t build concrete roads around the Go' ernment buildings at Indian Head,' Md. The work Is to be commenced at Captain Alfred R. Smith. Oscar Morey. Corporal Harry L. Lake. Sergeant Edward Meniman. and others of the Ocean City boys now In France are preparing to leave the latter part of May. arriving In the United Stale* about June 15. Henry Rutherford. County Treasurer Saul, former Congressman J. Thotnpaon Baker and R. W. Edward* members of the Ca|>e May County Staking Fund Commission, at a meeting In Ocean Cliy a few days ago. decided to purchase several thousand dollar* worth of Victory Loan bond* There are six avowed candidate# for the office of City Commissioner at Ocean City, three to be elected. Mayor Champion and Commissioner* Wm. H. Campbell and Geo. O. Adams desire to succeed tbemaelve* and the former City CommlMioner*—Harry Headley, R. H. Thorn and Robert Fisher—ara In the attitude of ''Mr. Barkis". The election occurs on Tuesday. May 18. Mr* Helen B. Mullery. of Philadelphia. a colleger at Ocean City for a number of year* has presented to SL Augustine's Church, through the rector. the Rev. Thomas F. Blake, a gold chalice, with Jewel* fa memory of her mother. Mrs. Catharine S. Brophy, who. prior to her death a few month* ago. spent the summer **

Ocean City.

While entertaining at a family blrtht day dinner on Monday evening. April 21st. Albert Fogg, one of Ocean CUy*# most prominent citizens, died suddenly. Mr. Fogg was born at Salem. April Slat. 1852. For thirty years be was * commission merchant on Dock street. Philadelphia. He Is survived toy his wife, a son. A. Randolph Fogg, of City, and a daughter. Mr* 3.

The excepted shut-down of the .Sea Isle City gas plant, after being operated by the Receiver for the Easier holidays, occurred on Saturday noon of last week, and Sea Isle will have gas no more until the City, or some private corporation or individual buys

tie plant and operates It.

At the meeting of the Commissioners on Friday the preliminary steps were taken for the municipal purchase of the plant, and an offer for the property made to the Court. I f this offer is arrested, the City Commissioner* have the power, and will forthwith pas* the necessary ordinances to provide the finances, and to purchase the plant. It Is generally conceded that the plant under municipal ownership will pav. as there are certain contracts held by other public service corpora lions that can be taken over by the municipal-owned plant, which will Increase- IU earning power* by several

thousands of dollars a year.

The plan of the city 1* now lo lose no time fa buying the pl-nt and getting It In operation, and It Is hoped by all concerned to have the plant purchased. repaired and in operation by

Juno 10th at the latest.

Under municipal ownership the gas situation will be settled for once and all. and the visitor# and resident* of Sea Isle City will be assured continuous service nine months fa the year— a convenience hitherto unknown fo:

a certainty. >%

Receiver DeBow shut down on Saturday for lack of coal, lack of funds to buy more and a very natural lack t>f desire to personally foot the loss in operation that would occ-ir If the plant were run In its present tumble-down condition, and with its mile* of leaky

DELIVERS TYPEWRITER BY AIR. To Clayton Haiti** Brick. <■( O.-eau City, goes the honor of receiving the first commercial shipment by air to Cape Mar County. On Wednesday morning Mr. Brick was summoned bv telephone by A. G. Rohr, of the Undetwood Typewriter Compsuv, that hi* ew typewriter would be delivered by Curtis Hydro-aeroplane. Thirty i met later the typewriter was in Brick’s office. A large gsUnring neaeed the landing and delivery of the the machine at the Yacht Club ground*.

RECALL PETITION FILED.

NOTIONAL GUARD BOYS ARRIVE ON MONDAY

DIVISION WHICH COMPRISES ALL OF CAPE MAY COUNTY'S NATIONAL GUARD WILL ARRIVE ON MONDAY AT HOBOKEN; LEFT FRANCE APRIL 24TH. There will be a real “welcome home” in Cape May County awaiting the member* of the various National Guardi who arrive on Monday, May 5th, at Hoboken, aboard the "Madawaka."

The petition for the recall of Mayoi Word was received by Mayor ChamR. W. Cronecker. signed by over half |>loll 0 ( ocean City on Wednesday ol

• h '«- '—<« -

City, was filed with the City Clerk oi-

Tuesday.

The Clerk, under the law. has ten days In which to examine the petition, and to call an elecUon. which must tn held between thirty and forty day* after the petition has been filed. To date only one candidate ha* de dared himself for the vacancy, forme Commissioner J. P. Delaney hiving his nomination papers ready to file

with about sixty signers.

CARD PARTY A SUCCESS. The benefit card party and dance given by the Misses Busch on Monday st Moose Hall for the benefit of the Order was a'pronounced suceesr Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waddlngton and Mr. and Mrs. George McCullough were

over from St rain mere

Mias Anns Busch played for tbdancing. The aouvenlrs were choice and the cakes contributed by the Misses Busch added to the revenw*. The much desired Blue-bird pillow went to Mr. Luonco. The blghe*: score in 600 was made by Mr. Earl

arrival will be a day earlier than erThe ship tailed from Saint Nsvaire France, on April 24th. and had a oneventful trip to date. The National Guard cf Cape May County were attached to the 114th Infantry, 24th division, and went over to France shoot twelve months ago. Their return will be the occasion for a huge County-wide welcome home demonstration. the plana of which are now

being formulated.

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL BRIEFS. Frank and Leon Compton, of South SeavlUe. arc now enrolled as student*. They are Jointly caring for one aero of potatoes and a peach orchard. For potato seed they used second croppers from Virginia. Fertilizer was applied at the rate of 800 pounds per acre. The soil was well prepared be fore planting, and results from this good preparation are showing already, for the field Is fa excellent condition and the tiny potato plants are t

— - .. . anu roe ini*

Waddlngton. Miss Madge Peterson n( to B j, 0 w. The boys will continue making the highest in Pinochle. to bMmw a,,. fleld in opposite dlrec-

■veral times yet. before using

At the regular meeting of the City Commissioners held at CUy Hall Friday afternoon. It was voted to appropriate fifteen dollars tc John Merrwy Post No. 40. G. A. R, for Memorial

Day.

Voted to repair the pavement fa front of CUy Hall by day work. Itor Eugene C. Cole and Rsceiv-

tlons t _ cultivators. In their peach orchard, they pruned the trees, paying special attention to proper form, because they are three years old. 600 pounds of fertilizer per scie was applied, consisting of 1 pari of soda and 4 parts acid phosphate. They noticed quite a number of the fruit buds injured fa the lower part of the orchard but vary

Lewi* Mahaftey. of Camden. Funeral Solicitor

awrrteos were bald Irora bis «Uuvbtwr'*i«r DeBow _

“ ' question was carefully discussed and after all the light possible had b«en

Mr Janies MacDonald U with hi* aon and family at the Manbelm Apartmenu. German town. Mr. MacDonald and his ^>ai*hter-ln-Uw. Mrs James R. MacDonald, have been In Sea isle . makii’* the cottage ready for sale or

_ L. SUpath. a former col Mra gucDonald U under the •U Baa Isle, wm a troeitHroo ^ f and 1* not much of Mr. and Mr* LAwls B. 1-“** ( jetier The many friends of Mr. and

Mrs MacDonald regret their remrorwl from Sen I alt City, where both were

highly eauemed

u A. Quigley and her aoo Jamea. colored down U»l »eek for a few

I nay at their cottage

;. returned Sunday.

! Pearl

Mrs. Harry Steer has been keeping fen house since Easier. A Urge Par .notorc-' over from Atlantic City a* t -k .-fading Mr*. Hlear'e muthMrs. Mary J. Vet. Mrs. Frank J. Moore. Matter Freddie and Mias Mil drod. of Atlantic CUy. Mrs Reggie Weiss and Ml*a CerelU Wei**, of New York CUy. MU* Lucy Henderaon. of Ocean City, waa staying for a few day* with the Ml km* Steer Tomorrow Mr. and Mr* W. 0. Key* their aon Kay , mond Keys and Mias Ivy Richard* of

flight of tb# Dirigible! j. hllBri elplil* are ezpeeied.

r. and Mr* J. N. Baer, of I hiladel are at the "Philadelphia Binro . b U getting a new spring oonl cf I of porpoise, leapfai and as they passed up the coast r morning open* the Wring. [ to the longshoremans «•*-

e May to Atlantic CUy * . , by the crowd* along tbe 0 admired the steady forward 1 and graceful evolutions of

residence. 402 Cooper street,

day. and Interment was made at Har-

leigh Cemetery.

Ocean CUy haa saved it* troRey sya■jn. The owner# absolutely refusing ... operate the road at a loea. as they claimed >hey bad been doing, the city referred tbe matter to a committee. At a sobaeque.il meeting called to hear the report of the committee It wras found there was not sufficient Uw for the city to compel tbe operation or assist In the operation of the road Tbe Bute Legislature was then In ses el on. but the tlme-llmlt had expired for tb* presentation of bill* but a bill was prepared and Introduced by unanimous consent, and thU bill lias liecome a "law by the Signature of Governor Edge. This Uw gives municipalities of ihq fourth das* in ca the abandonment or tbe refusal of a company to operate a trolley line, the power to present a petition lo the Chancery Court for the appointment of i trustee or receiver, be to operate the line upon the terms and conditions that may be Imposed by the Chancery Court. TliU new legislation gives to Ocean CUy the operation of the electric line through an act of tbe city, without the municipality being com-

purrbaae the line.

F. Stevens caught two elx pounders off the end of the pier on Tuesday wilt, set line*. Mr. and Mr* Edward Letts and little Mias Lina have returned from a

vUlt to Newfleld.

abed on the darkness of the situation It was agreed that the CUy buy the, plant, subject to the approval of the

Chancellor.

TOWNSEND’S INLET. and Mrs. I-airy C. Semon arrived Thursday for the season. There were thirty-five for dinner on Sunday. The apartment house of Mia* Jennie V. Swing, on Sounds avenue. U near-

ing completion.

Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Count!** bU - aon Edward, and a claaamate. Harry , few on the elevated portions, showing Ebery of Camden, motored from Cam-1 that peach orchards should always be den Saturday in their new Maxwell to planted ou an elevation, so that g«>d pay a visit to the family of Mr. J. H. air and drainage may be had. Cour.tls*. brother to Mr. E. W. Coon- Samuel Upschut* of Woodbln* U Uas | fast developing Into a good fruit grower. and Mr* B. F. Swing are at.er. Hi* orchsid is a model sad one their cottage for the season. | would hardly believe that only three Mr. George Ponaott. of Elgin. Ill, I month* sgo Samuel had nevar pruned was the guest of Mia* Wills Countiss j an apple tree. He is ever on the watch for the week-end. I for developments and the other day i he showed me how effective his <*-

Tuesday, the 22nd. the First National Bank of Ocean City. N. J . placed 101 pig* amongst the farmer* of Upper Township on the Club plan similar to the Club colducted In 1918. The Interest of the farmer# In thla activity la Increasing and 25 more could have been placed, but the orders were re ceived later no that the pigs could not be delivered. Among*! tbe pig* placed were fi number of thoroughbred registered Berkshire*, for breeding purpose* and it ts anticipated that U. a short time there will be a great Improvement in tbe stock of pig* fa this l*rl of the County. The prises thla yrer will consist of one Thoroughbred male and female Instead of the gold prize* a* given fa the 1»U Club. AEROPLANE UNWILLINGLY

LANDS.

A hydroaeroplane bound from New port New* to Atlantic City ran out of ga* when oppoelle Sea lale CUy. Tbe occupant* made a graceful landing la Ludlama Bay and ntgnaled for help, which waa Boon forthcoming. A crew from the Life Saving Station

WOODBINE. Mrs. B. J. Stolpcr. of Newark, former teacher In our High School. Is spending a few days at the Joffee home. Ml** Anna Pestrlck paid her mother visit recently. A number of our ’joys attended the dance at South Seavllle Saturday eveing. I»r. Berman and wife spent the weekend here. las B. Joffee i* home for an Indefinite time. Mr. I. Stone, of Provident.. H. I . :.top|>ed with hi* parent* for a few day*. Miss Cometz and babe are home for week. Mrs. H. Ecker returned to her home Newark Monday. Mr. 81 rack spent the week-end his home in Ewan.

layed dormant spray was. by comparic a tre. located in the barnyard, hleb he could not spray, with those he had sprayed. It waa covered so thick with lice that it was hardly possible to disiingu..->h the stem# of tbe leaves. He also pointed out that a second brood of lice had hatched this

■pring.

Charles Rice. Clermont, apeclallglkg m potatoes, ha* many things fa bis avor. He I* using first class ased. >!anting potatoes on ground praclially new to thl* crop. Tbe soil 1* veil prepar.d and fo fertilizer he I* using 4-8-2 on half of hit patch, and 5-10 ou the balance, at the rate of >o pound* per acre.

Mrs Mix Rosrifeia

n* were In town Tussday look apartments for the summer. Ira P Haa went to Bslfaplsl to meet her new nl«o#. U

and Mr* George

-bur

• and Mr*. J. J Winkler, of Phildii* are at their cottage recently icd from Mr* Clemm. at i street, gattfag tb#»r garden Mr and Mr*. Winkler purpoae P down tb* middle of May for Whittington'* fourtaentb sAnlreraary wa* celebrated at e of hU parent* Mr. and Mr* „ Whittington, on Mlrerva . Bauirday night- There wrro renty-five prasent and the *vepleasantly passed with music. ■ and dancing until It wa# time the birthday cake and wish r happy returns. •. and Mm George L Whittington a Ed'Li motored to Pitman on Mr. Chart#* Creaae and Mr : Chew, who have Jual returned d two years se.-vli* fa Frame, re6 with them for a f*w days Mr , • Is their nephew Both young ; - Hospital No. 10. e Mr. Craaaa was In charge of the! Fur a tlc-e he was in the _ orpe with bis X<*/ appll a is tb* aabtilAAM.

MICKIE SAYS ^ BttM, eeMAPPk n* THtuu OF THAT OVY V4HO V4UX UBBT IN VtCCtffi*. UWt GORE AT ANOTHER OkJY »UT AINt GOT TevR *4«tCM«. < OO Vt TBU. H\*A TO Hi* FACE ‘vNHAT MB THiMKB OF HiFA, so Tub *»©©« F«tor>*e COBAB I** URRR < TRX T* G»T THB bob* T* PRINT' A W.HOOC ON HttA IN THE, I PAPtat A .n't That \ OtBOVJSTlMO- \

I the

SOUTH DENNIS. Mrs. George Peterson visited h*r sister. Mr*. B Stile* last week. Rev. John L Mecrwald. of Trenton, spent last week w‘th his mother. Mrs. Harry Rhoades, of I'Uhi-M phi* visited her parents last week Mias Hesale Cahaley baa returned lo her home, after spending a few week*

In Camden.

Mr. Wilfred Hasbrourk. of Wild wood, visited hta parents on Sunday

FARM NOTES.

On peach trees tbe pels mostly fallen Herr again the second spray Is due. Two different ms -••rials, however, are used for apple* • nd peaches. Do not unfuse them. A blind cultivation or s good barlosing might prove to be a money maker for the potato grower, for vlth- • i will eon serve moisture and kill tbe

small weeds

LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES.

Mrs Eslella Heaufort Hchuyler. of 1 *®d brough. — -

2“ 'S'ZXJZZt “ "r » “.nw «l» h". wlT Love, of the Boulevard ^ lual „ | U filght Tu##day The Post Office window Is a verlli- ; morning at about nine o’clock. The !• War Museum. There is a Pros | ,. riw wen , guests si Ihe Bellevue over . Ian helmrt taken from an officer. I pawing their enforced visit to vlioulder strap* lace* embrold>-n-d . ^ ^ lu a ^nwable manner.

handkerchiefs, coin* and paper money | of every denomination Of man? WORK ON WALK TO

Ilona, gas mash and respirator, an rlo • btart ON MONDAY trailer made from a shell taken from a , START ON Monday.

f/twtrnvir. vases made from shells;

found at Argonne and Verdun. l>ai« r Contractor Karl M Waddlngton will knlve* pen holder* a trench helmet, commence laying Us- new decking on knlvea dagger* and awordn <be centra portion of ,K “ u -* , * , e

boardwalk on Monday

Go to Church at Irsst anew every

ood. vutwo t.u parem. ! Sunday Nothing contrtbotns more to ,£U & —.-“.f “-r *«•

Capt. A. J. Meerwald and 1 made a buslitvsa trip to llivglvt

"**“12 ™,., ~.UI ... Md .i .tol®* ‘ri 1 ?

home of Mrs Charles Fldler Saturday

evening

Mr* Edgar Rosa called on relatl'

Sea lale not being listed not so many

boardwalk on Monday A car load of i lumber arrived ou Monday of thla

w»r» at the station when tbe Victory alll | ,|, r Uslanrr lias since been train pulled fa on Baturday as «ould (n lhr wur g w ,|| lag,, alwu! have been, had the news of Iti- ronnriK, |<rH wr , |ir twi pfate. and will give

boeii more widespread. Tboo# who „j (|„. nrowi alrrtrh were there were veil repaid There M ^ wtIk |n Hu „ were captured '■> rman cannon pelmet* gas mask*, bomb-thrutaing ma .Mnc snet CONTRACT rhfa#* famous mlnnenwerfeis mu LANDS NICE contract.

chine gun* of all kind* .whippet tack, i ,i,. ■ armored car and many other Interest |nj|U ^ |ua |0 94,000, B i Htrailimcre.

foi r.-uirvc Horn, has le-*-!- swarded lo

Inc articles. Uniformed

Bitendanre to explain, answer •• lions and assist in boarding the train.

Eari M Waddlii

Roll Film* Fitch Drui

PUBLIC SALT

Mov'ng Pick.re# everY Satuidav. Bon-

dar gad Tuesday night at the Garden AT THE FARM OF JAMES K Tl-rst'e toean Avenue. Admlwlon A LUCK. Oce#n View on Saturday, srs.M.ui-eM b " r ”'

foauire#, conedte# and Pathe Ness. farming impbatMU.

Adv. ti. made known al saJ*.

Islted Mrs. I M. Keag on B.iurd.y |hall ^;'^ ulnI chorrb attend.

Quite a Dumber of our iwople att«-ud- . ,

-. v... „

An Infonnal song service and musical was held In the chapel on Thursenlug. followed by a report from

I These offering* and the Faster rollre- ! lion leschod a larger total than any In i previous years, and go to lh« General

>1 wr-b i Henevolem ea of ihe United Lutheran Mr Ralph Peterson and family, of | Charch._ , __ , —, A.e.,, r MM «.m., K.,ur«, s J'T. Thle... Iinlin.-s made n huslnesa' >*•» Mh and Gib. fa Rt Johc'a fa^faPhiUd. ptil* on Monday ''hui.h. of which M Luther Hocker Miss Ella Morion I- earning the u P«"' or Uur J 00 * 1 vburrh mail While the Booth Decals atalloo represNilod b> It* pastor, who will

flit I* fillin' the place of Mr. Firth ' “ “*

Drnnlsvllle

'alvln Nki.ei wn and family. < Pleaaantvllle. i--iit Bunday with M

and Mre E Nickerson

The Victory 1.1 My m tb# 1 1 n con nee 1 Ion wi

. . hi* assigned aubjrel.

•The Ciinitnuniiy Church In the Indus rial ivniei." on Tuesday afternoon IHheis fiom thla church are expected 10 he pi<HM-ut at acme of tbe session* The tegulat *• rvlci-s will be beM

>1 this ebun-b on Sunday

i.ular National lo#n Th *' lUuatraled s-imons for fhlldreo . *“e »ur will be r. -umed during ihe month of

virtu-!**■»• a’ momlnz service, field i Sunday '8- huol al 2.30 and » '

-rally! I service ,

.f the f

} l<uan will pn

aril) I

We •hall la- glad to pll llm al your disposal

subM-rlpUana.

See uur advertisement fa this Issue. Huvaivf T*i si Cone ant. Cape May

CUy, N. J.

-loek. preceded by PI-

contlally Invited

Lutherans of Cap- May County may

in ere ! “H'ura copies of ihe new nllgioua would ' »’-ekly. The Lulheran.” which sp

1 (M-ared this week undi-r date of May faclll '.'nd Copies will Le mailed frea fr- m

iodlMCtfan with fa" lAi.heian Paraonag. at Sea Isle

CUy.