Cape JMay County Times

Vol. XXXIV No. 30.

CUT m NOTES OF THE FIST WEEK NOTES AND OLCANIN03 C PERSONAL CHARACTER; LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW OATHEREO IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE CITY.

CAPE MAY COUNTY (Sea Isle Cm* P.O.), N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919

5 Cents a copy, $1.50 a Year

Ptelfler** Cash Store, on tbe Boulevard. We ere adding dally to our eitenalve line ol everything for the home, garden and tattle. Palnu. olid, hardware, groceriea and fishermen'* supplies. Pay cash, and save money,

adv. tf.

Disposing of your property by WTU Is one thing: the selection ol a snltable executor Is quite another. And yet both become a very simple matter Hhen you invoke thr aid of the Security Trust Company, of Cape May City/ N. J., to administer your estate.—adv. Good House For Sale.—7 rooms, bath and laundry. Lot 50 by 110. County Boulevard. Building priced at cost before the war. Charles K. Landis. Jr„ 382 County Boulevard. Sea Isle City, N. J.—adv. tf. Thomas McCoy and Co. have opened their Cash Meat. Grocery and Provision Store in Camps’ Building. IS Italia Street. Everything the Best at Lowest Prices.—adv. tX MODERN.BUNGALOW FOR SALE —Nicely located, 138 Neptune Street; five rooms and bath; Price 32000, easy terms. Apply Edward B. Arnett, owner. Paris Street: or agents.—<L Maxurie's Garage la now recognii^i Ford Ag»ncy Service Station; r* made promptly and economically genuine Ford parts. Full line of tires

LOT FOB tsALF.—5600 teet of land; House Sweet sod Pleasure Railroad. Pi ice only $350. Thomas Butler, Rock Glen'Road, MedK-a Mass.-ad. 3t. Theo. Mattie, Landis Avenue Italia Street; Taller for man and woman ; cleaning, pressing and repairing, —adv. tt FOR SALE-Ford Delivery Body. One Sat Ford Demountable Wheels. Packard Top for Touring. C. Lennox, Townsend’s InUt. For Sale—Fora one and one-quarter ton motor truck; first else* condition. ■Apply Mop Goodman, Fler, Sea Isle City. adv. 1L

of the Minerva House—with rooms and

piirllegea of cooking.—adv.lt.

Mrs. Burd Reed baa opened her Boardwalk lunch room: oysters, dams

and soft drinks.—adv. It

For several years Mr. and Mrs. H. , F '“ rrmn Md Mary A. Farran, Lansdowne, Pa., have spent the see

In Sea Isle City.

Mtaa Josephine A. Llnehan. of Yonkert. N. k.. is spending her eighth year

£Uy. She la a guest at the

Colonnade Hotel.

Mr. John McCoy, father of Mr. Thom as McCoy, of McCoy £ Co., spent last week at bis son’s home, on Italia street

ne^r the pier.

Mias Davlea, of Washington. D. C, 'bo has been the guest of Mrs. James A- Twobey. returned to her home on Tneaday morning. J. Clement Smith, of Philadelphia, who la a guest at the Colonnade, baajual rethrned from the war. For some time he was stationed In Virginia. Mrs. Keaveny, of Wilmington. Dela ware, la a new comer at the Seminole this season, sharing the enthusiasm of the regular patrons. Mrs. John Miller. Mias Esther Miller and Mr. D. Worrilton. all of Media, are guests of Mrs. Henry Brooks, on the Ocean Front. Mias Quinn, of Philadelphia, la at the Seminole for the season. Miss Quinn la an annual visitor at this pleasant family hotel. Mr. Frank Carr has leased the Coyle Cottage, Marine Place, for the rest of ihe season, and brought his family down the first of the month. Mr. Richard Morrell, treasurer of the Electric Light and Power Company. was down last week to look after the Interests of Its patrons. Mrs. K. P. McBride has all her old frit-nda with her, at the Semindte. which opened the first of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Pflaum and family, are at the Seminoie for the season. The Minerva House entertained Mr. and Mrs. Perth, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and ton. of Trenton, N. J., and Mr.'and Mrs. Castor

the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Donnelly motored down from Philadelphia for the Fourth. The Donnelly cottage has for some weeks, some member of the family always being "head

of the bouse".

Major and Mrs. C. E. Ellis, of Amatol. N. J.. are guests at the Colonnade Hotel, until necessary repairs are made to their automobile. They had a breakdown, which necessitated the abandonment of a trip temporarily. Mrs. Emily K. Duerr, Mias Anne E., Duerr. Mrs. Albert F. Meehan and Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy, of Philadelphia, arc the Buckley Cottage, on Max-

ham avenue.

ID’S HIPPHS ■whput comm A REVIEW OF THE JVEEK’B hap. PENING8 THROUGHOUT C MAY COUNTY, CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING; WHAT’S WHAT

IN COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Mr. Arthur Bryan and Mr. William Gamble, of Baltimore. Ohio, who were guests at Ed gem ere over the Holiday.

. „ . . .. returned to* Baltimore on Tuesday in

Full line of Stationery, ntch Drug tb# williams car.

Company.—Adv.

The Cape May Countv Chamber of Commerce held Us closing meeting of 1 the season xt Ktrathmere. The September convention will be held In Ocean City. The detour sign which Contractor Mixner placed in the centre of the Seashore Road at the corner of Main and Mechanic streets, at Court House, was demolished last week, when a large truck passing through town tan

into it.

At the regular meeting of the Cape May City Commissioners laat Tuesday, a petition for a raise In salary presented by the employes of the Police Department at the previous meeting, taken up for consideration, and’on Mlon of Director Wenlxell, which promptly carried, an increase of 310 pet* m nth was made. This affects all members of the force excepting the special offleers at the Municipal Pier, and Scbellenger’a Landing.

THE FOURTH OF JULY BIG EVENT AT SEA ISLE CITY. Record-Breaking Crowds Arrive for the Weekend Holiday, and Fourth Program Paaaet Off Very Successfully.

The greatest Fourth of July Sea Isle City baa ever known was the unanimous ‘opinion of the thousands who rpent the day here, and took pan in the various activities, despite the torrid heat, with the only coollpg breezes from the South along the beach front, and these rendered very nearly Ineffective by the beat of the sun. The program of events passed off without a hitch with the exception of .he bathing suit contest on the beach n the afternoon, this being delayed on arctftinl of the time consumed by the

shooting match.

The morning was given over to sports on.the bench, and the pusentailon of certificates of appreciation from the City to the boys in the service. The presentation was made on the pier, in the forenoon. Mayor Fitch and Senator Da lx, of Phll^lelphia. being the speakers. An orchestra sup^ plied the music, and after singing the national anthem, and invocation by Rev. J. T. Olllison.wMayor Fitch introduced Senator Uaix, who spoke of the bravery of the boys and the debt of gratitude the city and country owe* to Its young men who so valiantly answered their nation's call to the colors and made such splendid records. Oflly four of Sea lale'a service boys were present to receive their certificates, they being Andrew Barbour, the Wilson Brothers and rharles Whitting !■ The other certificates will be glvto the boys as they return and apply for them at the Mayor's office. Rev. Monslgnor Pozxl asked blessing ■ Qy hoys, and — *■*-—• *

WTHORlie MB BOGUS CHECUBM

YOUTH POSING AS G. ELLIS GIMBEL, JR., PASSES BOGUS CHECK AT BELLEVUE HOJEL, AND IS HELD FOR COUNTY COURT UN

GOOD GAS SERVICE. IS NOW ASSURED. Shut Down of Plant Forepart of Week Due to Generai Cioan-Up; Superintendent Quit At Busiest Time; No Gas Sunday.

hers at their meeting Tuesday ev< that the Board of Education, desiring transportation for the school children

living some distance from the school Ion tjy boys.'and on the residents and houses, will give the local electric rail- visitors of Sea Isle City, and the slugway company 31.000 to run the cars all! ing of “America" by the audience con-

year. The matter was referred to t|ie'eluded the program,

transportation committee. The shooting match on the beach

., , ... in the afternosn had many partlcl-

According the annual aUtemaBt | pal)U . Fin,, pH** was captured by of the Ocean City Automobile Bridie j Harry Muller, who was awarded the

10S ’ 6 *1 “M? cro ?*f 1 I*|diamond stickpin. 23 out of 25: second

I?*)* ^ clt >' * n * I Prize* Clarence Maaurie. cuff links. 20 Folnt during the year up to April *7 oat of 26. third prize. Harold Sutton.

1919. This shows an increase of 1«. 304 over the preceding year. The total yearly receipts for the five years of the life of the auto bridge were: 1914, 320.874.04: 1915. 327.3^7A0; 1913. $27.302.05; 1917, 327.fSl.41; 1918. $44.-

161.12.

100 shells. 18 out of 25.

The evening was given over to the fireworks display on the beach, which was proclaimed by the many thousands who thronged the boardwalk, to be the

best ever given locally.

The Committee In charge were: Thomas E. Ludlam. Jr.. Chairman; Irving Fitch. Harry Kraiss, Elmer Peterson, R. H. Woodrow. George Busch. Chas. R. Hahn, M. M. Solroney, Geo.

E. W. Coxaor.

Mr. and -Sara. Joseph Sbarplaas, of Camden, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCoy, of Pleasure R. R and Italia street, over the week-eni. Father Dlneen, of Maple ! hade. N. J-. Is viglUng Father Potal He was ordained ten months ar>. and haa charge of the pariah at Kaple Shade.

Yon can buy the Cape May County Times at any «v the foliowlug places Surf Hou*', Boardwalk. Louis Brtca, Ocean Ave. Pitch Drag Co., Times

NOTICE 1 Toe Mayor's Office. City Hall, will be op*:, dally, aav -^t Sun/ry*. from 9 A. M. to SAO P. M. 'tetr'.ay from 9 to 12 noon. Information gladly furnished. Coin-, plaint of non-remorsl of garbage, ei~ sboufcf be made to this office IRVING FITCH. 1-4—tt Mayor.

NURtEt WANTED. A limited number of young women, '•sving not leas than one year of High Bchool or its equivalent are desired, to enter the Training School of the Cooper Hospital at Camden. N. J. Apply to the Soperinteodeot of Nurses — adv. 4L istffiMlIHHB

TIDE TABLE FOR JULY

At a recent convention of the New Jersey Press Association, at Minaewaaka. New York, Alfred Cooper, owner and edi’ur of the Cape May County Gazette, was elected president Mr. Cooper is an experienced newspaper man. and a man of sound juUj.hieat and keen perception, and has been actively identified in the work of the)

Stall Association for many years. He Two Paid by City and Three Volun-

~ tears; Will Give Drill Every Sat-

urday Afternoon; New Life Saving Equipment In Use.

FIVE LIFE GUARDS ARE NOW ON DUTY ON BEACH.

Mr. Joseph Maguire was seized with an acute attack of Illness on the eve of coining to Sea isle to visit bts ala ter. Mrs. Henry Brooks. While now out of dauger. be la still weak from the severe pain. Mrs C. B. McManur la Et the Seminole for her twelfth conaecutl.e season. Mias Helen McManus, who waa a wee hit laaale when they first began coming, la now an attractive young

maiden.

The Joseph Mallons. of Mount Airy, opened their cottage on the ocean front In time to entertain a house parly over the Fourth. Mrs. MaUon’s ala ter. Mrs. John Feeley. will remain for an extended visIL A boy careless!/ handling a burning torch of red fire In Ihe pier on Friday evening, threw fome sparks on several ladles who sat near by. One of them had the front of her skirt burnt, and the other one was burnt on the neck it net severely. Mtsa Conway, of thr Minerva Houi .Jl over a rocking chair on Saturday morning and fractured her arm. She is removed to the Women's Hospital Philadelphia Miss Conway had expected to visit relatives In the north during the summer

The Civic Club has a choice oolh don of souvenirs for this season. Each officer and trustee has contributed fifteen. one of each set being of coosid erablc value, while every member gives five, any on* of which will be prised by the fortunate winner.

|) Tuesday

Wednesday

2 Thursday ... * Friday 5 Saturday .... 0 honday .... 1 M'ludar

8 Tuesday...

a.s pB. S.B. pse The Times office Is hri?ht with flow 3.17 11.21 5.11 10.37^ ers from the garden of Mra Charles

SOS «.» ii.ll i Bvll- whose nasturtium* are a s'udy B.’lW 0.34 7.14 1-i* 1 In color. They vary through the reds . 7.37 1.07 8.07 1.49 from deep maroon to the most delicate B.X 2.01 9.02 2 3V j pink, with the yellows In every tint. K.lg 2.63 9.58 '»•*'' end brown and pastel shades quite new

10.07 3.4b 10.62 4.»l i this year

, 10.67 4.40 11.44 6.12 . . , V Wednesday. .11.48 6.33 fi.01 j William Harbour, of th. Signal 10 Thursday 0.34 8 23 12.32 8.47 I forp*. waa discharged from the army. 11 ]M j,|n 1.17 7.81 and surprised bis molber by returning

2.02 7.66 2.01 8 181 boa * on Friday afternoon very unex 2.44 8.38 2.42 H 63 ; peciedly He was too late to lake part

11 Friday 12 batorday...

18 Sunday

If Monday ... 15 Tuesday . . Wednesday. J7 liiuraday... 18 Fr.dayT7. . 1“ Saturday . .

30 Sunday

Monday.... Tuesday ... Wednesday. Thuinday. ■.

Friday

Ra*urday

Bundsv

hla new o

support of the press of the entire

State.

A fire alarm sounded from box 32, Holly Beach and Uarfle:d avenues. Sr * I » le FUF* beach will be safeWUdwood. brpught out the city fire de- suarded this year as never before, partment In quick time shortly before there now being five life guards on five o’clock Tuesday afternoon. The ® ul >' dally, from ten in the morning blaze was in\ vacant lot on West Gar- until four In the afternoon field avenue used by the Coombs Lura-' The city has employed two guards, her Co. for dumping the shavings and naff three have volunteered. John F. saw dust from their mill. The light Cob man is captain of the guards, with debrja waa making quite a blaze and H- Boyle as aid, while the volunteers

endangering hearty houses, but big streams from one of .he pumping engines soon put It out of business. A party of joyriders, who "borrowed" (he car of James McCootey. at Cape May. wire arrested by Chief of Police Gibson while attempting to start the machine to get out of lows. They churned the ear for nearly lift' minutes, but It seemed reluctant to •tart. Tills was probably du* fact that Walter Homan, of 218 P«rry street, knowing the car to be stolen, removed the key white lip temporary occupants were eway. They were taken to the City Hall for trial ahd held under 3200 ball for court. It wa» >*ld that these men sat up late with Mi Barleycorn on the evening of hi* demise. and were not entirely responsi-

ble for their actions.

Sanitary Soda Fountain. Service.Fitch Drug Co.—4Mlv..U.

MICKIE SAYS

tyoti OS AB-B TO NPf HEAB-BT IS TML 6-tt AO-V1 SUS-SCRIB6R., j V4UO FASrt* FSB HIS PA-Pta EACH HE AB B WHEN tVs SUE AT this F008FTIN Or TVo otv* HtfS A BEO-LAB IMBI-SER. , TH’ STEAD-ON SUE-SCB1SEB BO LON-At. an' Taos. 1

. 4,0B 10.00 4/Jl 10.11 | of Honor at the exerrlses held on the 4.41 10 42 4 4S 10.63 pier on the morning of the Fourth, but .. £r.2S 11.36 6.36 11.37 ■ will mwlve his from the committee In .. a.Ob «.» 1*.M charge He had been overaeaa a year . 8.64 0.27 7.30 1.0. 1 mid arrived In New York on Thursday

.. 7.49 1.34 8.37 *.07

.. 8.60 2.27 V.45 8.!•' Mr and Mrs U. E William*. «t .. U.&6 2.35 ld.61 4.>51 UaodlS avenue and Penri atreet. eater j 10.68 4.41 I1.W 6.18 tamed over the week-end. friend* of ...11.69 6.46 6.17'their auu. D Ellwood William*. Jr. u.4l> 8.46 12.87 7 13 Ml Wllllait Gambrlll. 2d l.lrutenaiii ... 1.41 7.4t 1.61 8.08 .,f the Regular Ar»r. if Baltimore, | 2.31 8.8* k 42 8.63 sad Mr Arthur W Brysn. aviator -if 1

Monday 3.18 8.20 8.31 9 W Kelley FTvId. Texas Mr D Ellwood,

Tuesday 4.08 10 08 4.18 10.25 Williams. Jr. e*ewotl> !»aa dlacharged Wednesday- 4.48 10.61 6.03 11.06 from th* service, and touk pari In the Thursday .. 6.29 11.34 6.48 11.49 ; ezerrlaM <>u the pier on th* Fourth of

Th* above *fd-f are for the Loach July. Lieut Gambrlll and Aviator float, back wasar UAm 40 gtijuUoa Mar. ^ myas motored hi Boston on Tutoday.'

are Thomas Itya.T) Gordon Landis and James Gtblln. A life guard drill and exhibition In ',e saving will be given every Saturday afternoon hereafter, at three o'clock, on the beach south of th. Pier A movable life guard stand is now being hulft. and a life-can ha* been purchased by the city and is now In use. This equipment supplemented with the Civic (Tub pulmotors and tpe city life rings and life boat will make the beach one of the best guard'd o

coast.

Sea Isle City's Gaa troubles, which were thought to tie ended with the

______ ___ aaveiu ot uie new company, were DER BAIL OF iiMM- rVaV namc v,oree Utan ever ,over the Fourth of LEO HET2EL S^HILADELPm! JUJy hOU ‘ Uj ' B ’ ^ ^ VW ' UW *’ LEO HETZEL, OF PHILADELPHIA ur no gas on Friday, Saturday and ■ Jaunuay. and a complete shut-down of

Charged with forging the name of W. Ellis Gimbel. Jr., of Philadelphia,

and passing a bogus check Leo Hetxel I,, “ nea - Messrs, r te^er and Dlcker-

I” r 1 lhe “•»»' operators, did not make ' 31000 F ""‘ me heavy demand over the Fourth Hetael arrived In town early Tues- ‘‘“ U “ h d ,w W ° rl f lnK “ oal > atK,ut

day and made for the Bellevue Hotel. • ,,riU, * r *’

or h a*Enta oiShM.“ d phu2rtK | w ^ n m *^ wor *^

«M. •». ii.d SStoffaJwTnw *" k c ‘» W expecUng that the local garage would \? , f* 1 ?,, ^ er b * cl ‘-

bring Hr his car. but that in the mean- .*"1 *L e n if“f , . d bUnt ,eft ^

time the Court Houes man had taken ^, ,° n<1UI , 0l ‘ lh * 1 recommended a hU car and 'that It would not be ready “El 1 *?™ f ° r * ** yB t0t * Kener * 1

us- until Wednesday morning. ““ . . He then telephoned to a number In onMl 8 ^,H 10

Atlantic City, wtatlng that It waa the on ^- ^ plant waa. on Monday

Ambassador Hotel, and asked for his ’

sister. Miss GlmbeL and when rome- “ d boU t r , B de “ ed ^paired, one on the other end of the line spoke fc3 ® n ^ he explained hla troubles and asked " uUed - 1116 ‘Juallty of gaa now bethat his "alsteF’ wire him two hundred Klven Ur "W-paaaes any ever had

dollars, as he was nearly broke, and V. 0116 ;.

would need money for his hotel bill, 1 Contlnu ° UB “d uninterrupted aerand also to pay for the repairs to his ! rlc< ‘’ no bo * J»eavy the demand, -y. I* now assured by the operators of the

The ronvhrssUon war carried on so pl “'' SerTlc< ‘ wa '' r«‘*uined on Wedthat all in the hotel lobby could hear. ne ‘ day ' Sf, MANUFACTUR-

tel would cash a small check for him. ING PLANT IS A SUCCESS.

and he tendered a check for fifteen

dollars, which was cashed. The check Woodbine Borough Clothing Company,

the York Trust Company, of

New York City.

A few minutes later the bogus Glmbel went to the store of Herman Diamond. and again called up Atlantic. City, where he held a conversation .

With Each Worker Part Owner, Doing Capacity Business, and

More Help Is Needed.

aa.ij. nucie ur ueiu a conversation , UIll , <1U f institutions with his accomplice practically identh „ tbc * l V, e " of the Woodbine ■cal .0 that held at the hotel, and he P? roUE '? Clothing Company, at Woodspoke in such a way that Mr. Diamond ?_ , Some mon,h * **° ' Ighteen worwould be impressed with his conver- kPrs or J on * , of Woodbine factories nation, evidently intending Uter to ask mel and ar * ue< l «kat ifluey could make that Mi . Diamond cash him a check n,0ney ,/ 0 [ ‘? m , eone e,a « they could do "temporarily" tide him over until j? aS . r . 0Wn h®** - and accor ‘ the money came from hla "sister" dlnK,y P oolt ' d their savings, and orMr. Gus Cronecker. of the BellevueT*?”' 1 ? 5 " corporation, which has no

Hotel, learned of the Diamond Incl denL and bis suspicions were aroused. He at once shouad to the Court House Garage, and was Informed that they had no car belonging to Mr. Gimbel and that none had been towed In on

Tuesday.

Mr. Cronecker then took the check and the facts to Mayor Fitch, who telephoned to the Ambassador Hotel, and

foreman.” Every worker

boss, and that the plan has proven successful one Is proven by the tact that work came tn so fast that the original eighteen were swamped, hard as they worked their machines and niqible fingers, and now sixty people

e employed Tn the building.

The business is governed by committees who have charge of the var-

was told that the (Umbels were not *® ,w activities, and _ stopping there, and had not been there rharFe u elated .from among the

for weeks. The Mayor then had Het- °9™or-workers.

zel arrested on suspicion, and brought

APPOINT MART WELLS STREET SUPERVISOR. At the m'-cting of the Board of Fr*«hold«r* laat week. Martin Wells was naiuijl s* Kupenlsor of the woik ot reconstiurtlng and widening of the Corson's Inlet Road. The name of Martin Wells was submitted By Free bolder Eustace, while Freeholder D*Bow named George Gardner. When a vote was taken. Mr. Wells received all but two of the votes of th*- Board of Freeholders, after a verbal debate that lasted half an hour. The work on the road wlU be begun by Contrw* tor Corson as soon as Electric Light Company poles are removed from the right of way.

WEEK'S CELEBRATION TO BE HELD DURING AUGUST. Ctn I. owner of Bea Isle City's Her. and one of its moat progressive citizens, I* planning foi ■ week's celebration to b<- known as the "Week's Mid-Kuuiuu-i Holiday", to be held tinmiddle of August Tentative plana In•lude a hug- fireworks dispU> on two nights, and numerous sports and ar tlvitles. Th!- a ITsir will tie planned along similar line* to the oil* given two years am A •'ommitter of '•■n ty will be in charge Full details and program will he made known later WHY IS IT— That the epee-d Iftult is Hoi enfoiew* ore rigidly In B*-a, Isle City 7 That so from per* by coni Ini beach’ That p**op|e Who live In Sea lahduring the aumtner don’t tell more of heir friend* what a Due place the roaon la. and Induce them to come? That th. l’«nn*> Ivunlu Railroad company does nut keep ’he graas cut very hoart of

the local lock-op.

At a hearing on Tuesday night, after nearly a half-hour of cross-exam-ination. Helxel confessed 10 his real name, and aald that he was short of money and had tojiave some at once, so got It In the easiest way he '-mBd It was his first offense, he said. County Prosecutor Cole was called, and he advised that Hetxel be c-.mmlited to the County jail, on bail uf 31990.. He

awaits trial.

is believed by the loeat authorities that Hetxel Is the same person who has so successfully duped hotel men In Atlantic City, and recently op grated in Ocean City. It Is believed that he works with a woman areotn nllce. and that It was she to whom h*-teh-phoned. He |* about twenty years old. and well dressed, and passed very siiceessfully as on*- of the wealth) Philadelphia Gimbels.

One of Capt* May County's own sons. Dr. Jacob G. Upmau. of tYoodbtne. has been singularly honored by the 1'nlted States Government, being sent to Europe to study the nitrogen problems there. Dr. Lipman ha., aci-omplistied great work as dean of the Bute Agricultural College and Experiment station*. at New Brunswick, and is one of the landing fertilizer expert*, of the world Dr. Upman will b<- away for from two month* to ten weeks, making soli tests and visiting Ihe experimental station* of Holland. Belgium.

Franc.-. Italy an*' England

Dr Unman sailed last week, on th<-

17. 8. transport Agemm.-ninion

The concern U occupied making children's clothing, which is shipped

lo New Y'ork jobbers.

"Our only trouble." said Mr. Halpern, who Is now in charge, "la that we .-annot get help and machinery quick enough We have n.ore work than we

can possibly handle."

Doctor Eugene Aanla. of Woodbine and Philadelphia, haa returned from France with the raak of Major. Dr. Aauia la well known in the County, hating practiced at Woodbine for, several years. He now has a large and successful practice In Philadelphia.

LANDS LARGE FISH. r. D. Clni. of the Clnl Pier Co, ed the largest stlngaree ever caught In this city, on Monday morning from the end of the pier. He bad 10 pull it along the aide of the pier, and despite a terrific fight and desperate efforts to break the line. Mr. Clnl dragged It up onto the beach. It weighed thirty-five pounds, and had a very long tall, which Is the deadly fighting weapon of the stlngaree.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

Pocket

Aloyslus Monslgnor Pozzl. Rector. Bunday Masses at 6.20. 7. 8 and 19 M. "veiling Devotions at 7.30 o’-

clock.

Weekday Masses at 7 and 8 » m. Wednesdays: Devotion to 8t. Rita;

Mass at 8 o'clock: Rosary. Prayers

and Benediction at 7.30 p. ni. Confession*: Haturday Afternoons. 4

i to 6. Ev.-nings. 7 lo 8.30. Eve of

and Bo* Cameras. 11 Vasts, and Thursdays before the First

mi 1 pany- Adv {Fridays.

Artcraft and Paramount Late Release Photo-Plays D. C1NI Ocean Pier Theatre Comfortable Chairs, Good Music, Clear Pictures Two Shows Nightly—8 and 9.30 L DANCING FISHING ICE CREAM LUNCH ROOM