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LEVI DICKINSON, Chatman... Enn* GEORGE JEmERYS . ..8«a late City ROBERT SMITH Pefcmburg SMITH ENDICOTT, Sec.... RteGran^e

i regular meeting* of the Board held on the Fleet and Third Tweeof each month at the Court Home, i May Court Home, at 1030 A. M.

HENRY 8. RUTHERFORD Vice-Director JOSEPH CAMP Clerk W. FOWKES Sea Isle CUj County Collector W. SAUL ...Wildwood Solicitor NEST W. LLOYD.... Cape May City

COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION SAMUEL ELDREDGE..Cepe May City JAMES M. CHESTER ... .<5cean City E. L. RICE Tuckahoe GILBERT C. HUGHES. Sec.

Cape May City

Road Buporvlaor iNIEL SCHKLLENGER Erma ^Steward of Almahouae UBWIS T. DOUGLASS « Cape May .Court House uperi v..-naent of Soldier*' Burial* IN W. REEVES...Cepe May City Custodian of Court Houac LEWIS 8. SMITH Cape May Court Houae Farm Demonstrator J. ARCHER STACKHOUSE Cape May Court House

List of Members

OCEAN CITY Addreaa, Ocean City t P. Fox a K. Grorea SEA ISLE CITY Addreaa. Sea tele City A.E DeBov ea F. Eustace

Suatm Hiltot o Koeneke

NORTH WILDWOOD Addreaa. North Wildwood l Hewitt 1921 W. Young 1921

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Hilton 1921

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CAPE MAY CITY Addreaa, Cape May City T. Bennett 1922 y 6. Rutherford ......1921 UPPER TOWNSHIP Addreaa, Tuckahoe W Gandy .1922 DENNIS TOWNSHIP Addreaa, (Peennont) Avalon Wantaell 1922 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Addreaa, Plerce'a P. O. Camp 1921 LOWER TOWNSHIP Addreaa, Ulo Grande P. MacKtealc 1911

T OF STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1919 IOUSE —McKlaalr. Bennett. Eustace, Gandy. WcuttelL 1UC BUILDINGS—Bennett, Hewitt. Wantaell. IDGES—Wen'aell. Bennett. Camp. DeBow, Gandy, Hewitt, Camp. Htwitt. ITING—Camp, Grove*, Koeneke ANCE—Young, Eu tace, Koeneke. ADS—Rutherford. Ler t-vL. Camp, DeBoa, Kualace, Gu-uy. Hewitt. Grove*, Hilton, Koeneke, McKls ale, Wenuell, Young. .IT1NO AND ELECTRICAL—D» Bow, McKlaalc, Grove*. (ACY—Euatace, Bennett, Young. QUITO EX.—UUton. Grovea, McClaalft kTlONAL SCHOOLS — Young, DeBow. CHARGE OF PRISONERS—Camp. >1EKS AND SAILORS—John W. Raevea.

urt and County Officers drew: Capa May Court Houae Supreme Court Juatice LON. CHARLES C. BLACK Circuit Court Judge HON. HOWARD CAUHOW Common Plea* Judge HON HENRY H. ELD HEDGE of Courta and County Clerk A. CARLTON HILDRETH uly Clerk of Courta and County Clerk STIRLING W. COLE Sheriff ROBERT 8. MILLER Deputy Sheriff MEAD TOMLIN Surrogate HARRY 8. DOUGLASS Proaecutor of the Plcaa EUGENE C. COLE mty Superintendent of School* and clary of Vocational School* AARON W. HAND CORONERS A. COHEN Wildwood H THOMPSON .. Cape May Cluy *- HOFFMAN Ocean CI7

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Cities Cape May City—Jamea J. Doak Ocean City—Jerome B. Rush Frank H. Ware Reuben Ludiam tele City—Alfred S. Steelman ' North Wildwood -A. M. Ely Wildwood—Girard Lireiey H. C. Schlichttng B. C. Ingersoli George L. Shaw Boroughs Slone Harbor—S. E. Herbert George J. Rummi-1 Wlldwopd.Croat—Edwin B. Fagan. Weal Cape May—David Hught* Woodbine—J. 8. Levin Townships . Holmes, DenniBrllle Thomas J. DurreU, Bellcplaln Middle—L. T. Garrotaon. Cape May Court House Lower—Frank Eldredge, Cold^ Spring Upper—James Shoemaker, Tuckahoe

CITY, BOROUGH AND TOWNSHIP CLERKS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Citiee Cape May City William Porter Ocean City Harry A- Morris Sea Isle City Wayne M. Strother* North Wildwood.. .George A. RoJuing Wildwood James E. WhileaeU Borough* Avalon R. W. Cape May Point H. H. Basse South Cape fcajr Elvln B. Martin Stone Harbor ^ Edward T. Fries West.Cape May Theo. W. Beeves Wildwood Greet...Harry L. Nickerson v..I» C. Abramson

Townahlpa Dennis. .Osman M. Geary, Dennisrilte Middle...▲. T. D. Howell, Diaa Creek Lower..Charle* C. Reeves, W’.Cape May Upper.Jease T. Young. Beeatey 1 * Point-

ASSESSORS OF CITIES, BOROUGHSAND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Cities * Cape May City J Allen Wales Ocean City Dr. H. T. Foold* Sea tele City G. E. W. Coxsan North Wildwood— let Ward Robert Bright 2nd Ward Louis Krause Wildwood Lynn H. Boyer Boroughs Avylon R. W. Rosenbaum Cape May Point Norman Rigor oouth Cape May Albert J. Rudolph Slone Harbor Harry F. Jakemelt j West Cape May ......Harry 8. Kraber j Wildwood Crtat ......Wm. A. Justice! Woodbine Israel Kisenberg j Townships Dennis Holla Hewitt, Ocean View lie ...V. N. Erricaon. Dlaa Creek I Lower Aaron Wooteon ! Upper George Hoff, Tuckaho.

F.ETURN CF DEAD TO UFl AU Countries Have Their Bitter-Sweet Legends n I Who Hi For It la the most bitter nrent Of ell dreams, this of the restoring of the dead; the core of fire that makes luminous the burial rites of the Kgypdens —the grain in the mummy's hand. -Women received their dead raised to life again, and

might obtain a better one remembers one’s childish pondering ever the strange refuasJ of the Intimate sure sweetness of re tarn to this world of sunlight and trees. And even yet tt Is “to the sentiment of the body, the flesh of whose force end color that wandering platonic soul was no frail an abstract,” that we cling. Flesh and Mood cannot Inherit thr Kingdom of God; but the craving that It might be so still shelters In the wording of tba creed. St. Paul fought It, hi* metaphors breaking and straining with too ranch way. subllmattag the flesh by the Intolerable radiance of the spirit—“mortality swallowed up life." Buddhism fought It with tees trsnscenrtant weapon: "neither doth corruption Inherit tacorrupOon.” It is desth. not In Its priestlike task of cold ablution, hut death the -cvealw of the secret taint, the sickening flavor qf mortality, that veins the ll'urion of the pen strong world. “Spirit must brand the flesh that It may lire" We trevive ourselves better in the West than in the East. Persephone comes back with no shadow on her face. Oarimonde. carrying the small sepulchral lamp that la left In tombs. Is unchanged, only for the fainter scarlet of her smile, and the withering of the hloe flower* In her hair. Orpheus saw Fury die* before she sank back Into darkness, and that recognition baa become one of the symbols for the Infinite. That U why the Japanese version of the legend, eerth-sialned and craven-lighted, seems at first a horrible thing—end It is a long Uma before one aeea the beauty In tba bor-

FAMOUS TREES IN CAPITAL National Botanical Garden Hat Many That Were Planted by Nation'* Distinguished Man. Including the modest salary granted Its superintendent, the na'lonnl botanical garden at Waahlngtot has always been very economically supported by congress, and dewer-es high credit for what It has accomplished with a conservative income. But men who cultivnte flowers ere usually willing to attempt the maximum of beauty with the minimum of working capital. The garden hew many things that cannot be duplicated. Particularly Interesting to visitor* ere the trees planted by distinguished men. Charles A. Dana planted an acorn which he brought from China; General Grant planted an acacia; Senators Hoar and Evarts each planted a cedar of Lebanon, and Senator Crittenden planted an oak. There Is a tree planted by Edwin Booth, and another planted by Edwin Forrest. But the most famous tree of all Is the hornbeam planted by President Lincoln. As It now stands In the garden the shade of this tree covers about one tenth of an acre.

TAX COLLECTORB FOR CITIR8, BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. Cities Cape May City.. .W. J. Fcndcraon, Jr. m City E. W. Burleigh Baa Isle City M. M. Sofroney North Wildwood P. L. Peterson Wildwood Robert J. Kay Boroughs Avalon Gilbert 8. Smith :ape May 1‘olnl J. T. Huff South ('ape May...C. Marshall Rudolph Stone Harbor Clarence O. te-Uku* t Capo May Harry T. Ludiam Wildwood Crest Cbns. H. lare Woolblno Dr. Joseph Joffe Townships I tennis H. M. Carroll. Deontevtlle .diddle..Wlllels Corson, Cape May C.H. Lower Scott Seymore, Cold Spring Upper Alfred H. Sapr, Petei-burf

Music of Our Indiana Thr music of our Indians Is solely and stmplf vocal. It seems to he generally agreed by musical authorltv* that the Indians' songs have In them nothing borrowed from Instrument*, nothing of artificial Instigation. An Indian tm-lody never serves two avis of words. There la na Instance. It appears, w here the people hay* followed our cum on) of singing the different stanaas of a ballad to the asms air. A large proportion of Indian song* are entirely without words at all. *yliable* being employed to carry thr tones. Pv.hapa the moat striking peculiarity of Indian music la the lark of definite pitch, for there la no suih thing as standard pitch among the mu■iriau* of the red men. The Indian liegles his song wbere tfac natural quality of his voire and hi* mood at the time render It esalert for him to klsg It- The pitch of the song depends upon the Individual.

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The death of s <ady of the name of KnodgrsM *1 Hath Is an event sufficiently unu*ual to have Stuart I’d mure atfthan the personal <ll»tlmtion of Uiv drewnaad warrant*. *••• «.rdlng to “tMioerrator," of tin■uiv’er. Thi' iui«ne-4lke thrAe of ths a«*orl tied FIvk wick, Tupman end Winkle -remain* »o rare that no epecltn.n I* to be found in the lexidon Directory lor JOID. (me might have ttiought that mii-Ii household wont* would tend to pe'i-prluato themseJvee—that peoplo w-tkhlnx to chango thair names would roKort to ihree rullu-r than to the overworn “Cameron" or “Monltnoreni y “ It would, for example, be an eaay thing for the Military "Wlukel” In the dl-ri-rt«ry to tronapoao (he leal two let - It r» and fall Into line wllh the HugHah tradition. Hut apparently there 1* no »*tch tendency, and the Dlrken* nnme* continue to be very ahf vif real

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Notary Pnblie Commlaaiouer of Deed J. P. DELANEY SONS Sea Isle City Cement Works AU kindfl of Cement Work Done. Walks, Porches, Piert, Chimneya, Blocks, Lawn Vaaea, Hitching Poeta, Building Blocks —'Plain and Ornamental Also Plastering, etc. Agent* for Cape May Sand Company. TeL Bell C Landis and Ocean Avex.. Sea Isle City, N. J.