Vol. XXXIV No. 37.

CUK NEWS NOTES Of THE WS! WEEK NOTES AND QLCANINQS OF PERSONAL CHARACTER; UTTLE

ITEMS OF INTERCUT ABOUT

FOLKS YOU KNOW GATHERED IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE CITY.

sThkawM d I •pcciiltf; is 8m Ul* Cht on Mondky, Wrdundajr MMl tjhdkr alwmoon* tv uppoinUneato, whkto mo b* made at tlit Filch Drag t ore or at A. O. Bice end CotnpaDT. L'eetro-Tiierapujr, HydrtrTlMnpfay«MaAicai Uyatnauca, CorrecUva EareiaM. b a aoiadtiSc co ‘ nation of food.

pliyaiologioal Mtioa by other meana lor tba porpoar of ratahliabinc a sonaal ocndUioa of the body. Special treatoieau lor imtibago, “

adv. 4t.

Cuttias. Welding aad Braxlrg don* at Mantrira’ (iarage aad Ford Service Station. Full equlpnien' now InataBed. Agency for Exlde battery, natter/ charging and npalrlas; OHgicai Ford parta and repatni; all ata&dard loakea and aiaea of auto Una; JRaolino. oils end 1 11—OTlia MAZURIB’S GARAGE. Intndls Avenue, Sea lale Cltj.

adv. tt

1‘feiffer‘s Caah Store, on tbc Boulevard. We are adding daily to our extinalve line of everytliing for the home, garden and table. Faints, oils, hardware, groceries and dshenaen's a uppiles. Pay cash, and aave money - A fall line of children's school sIkms juii received—adv. U. Good Hoosa For Sale.—7 rooms, lath and laundry. Lot 60 by 110. 21s County Boulevard. Building priced at

CAPE MAY CpUNTY ^(Sba lkE r Cny P.O.), N. J.. FRIDAY, AUGUST :

5 Cans a copy, ft .50’ a Year

.The Mlsees Marpuel and Helen Mur-

Tuesday.

Oottdank. o' Newark, ta visiting her uncle. Mr. Moe Goodman. for an indefinite stay. . SS!? 5 l ?* r ^ r,f,urn * a from a delightful visit a: Lakewood with Profesaor and Mrs I^Roy Archer. Sergeant i. J. Deacon, of Phlladel

of h, » ««L Mrs.

Kathertne Kralas, for the week-end. Miss Catherine Reilly returned on Saturday after a pleasant vtalt with friends at Laurel Beach, Connecticut. Ten popular young ladies and ten lumbers of the Civic Club seived as officers of the line” during the Baby

Parade

Mrs. Joseph Burke and daughter*, of Philadelphia, a-e the guest* of Mn. urke’s sister. Mrs. James Hagan, for

month's stay.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis Meiehell spent .Sunday at Ocean City. Mr. Meiehell will leave Sea Isle City for Balti-

more next week.

Mr*. James MacNaughton and her m. Mr. John MacNaughton. of Philadelphia. are guests of Mrs Charles E.

Bell. Landis avenue.

The Misses Elisabeth and Virginia Mr. Wm. A Deemer. Chaa. W. Whitting. Fred Parker and Miss Ottle Falk-

wibexg were the guests of Mr. and Clam 4—Fancy Decorated Oo Cart. “ C- S. Whittington on Sunday. Istjrfse-Rtu Travia. of Pl.iladel|

r. and Mrs. Mirhaal Rn.U rJ Pkila.

dels

WfMmm A WANT SfKfAClf

PROCLAIMED BY ALL TO BE “rtHE LARGEST AND FINEST EVER GIVEN IN THE COUNTY; MANY FINE DISPLAYS BRING APPLAUSE FROM HUNDREDS OF SPECTATORS WHO CROWDED THE

BOARDWALK.

With the Sea Isle City boardwalk brilliantly decorated with the national colors and the colors of the Aliies, beaded by the St Elisabeth's Boy Scouts in uniform and the P. O. S. of A. Band, the Women's Civic Club Baby Paradfeon Wednesday afternoon presented

a brilliant aad long-to-be-remembered spectacle.

Over two hundred were in lipe, and the beauty and sire of the parade fer excelled anything everjgiven in this section. The boardwalk was lined with, spectators from Loretto Avenue, where the

parade lonned, to Ocean Avenue, where the judges sat. The prize winners in the various classes were :

Clam 1—Fancy Decorated Coach.

-rfte-Jobn Power* Henry, of IWiladrlpliia. rlie—Martin McUognlin, Sd. o| Tli.laJelpfaia. Clan -Fancy Decorated Coach with Twin*.

l*t Priae—Vincent and J<aw|ihine Paacamr*. rl PniJadelphis.

Uiwr daughter il-rbara France*. Daniel Dooley of Overbrook. Boyle and Mr. Dooley are (pending the

Mrs. Hubbard and son. Edward Arnett flubbard. of Trenton, were weekend gueala of Mr. and Mr*. E. U. Arnett at their Part* 8t. home. LittlEdward will remain until the end of

thi* week.

Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas McCoy enter

co*t before the war. Charie* K. tan- tained Mias Maggie Murphy of Allan1" Cily - H - J —*<1*- M- j Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mra. James Auguat Halim, bailor. Frit* St. oppo- Golding and family over the end of

•it* Bellevue Betel, it now ready to do week.

*r, Wlllluh L._Scbul motoird o,u

dphla.

lale City.

aareiuo (twin*), of PhiiadelpL.a.

clothing « -Adv. St.

For Sale—fiord one and ooe-qu-Lrier ton motor truck; first claaa condition. Apply Moe'Goodman. Pier, Rea laic

<'fy. adv. it.

FOR SALB—Two lou In dealmbk loraiion In Peennont. ••Reasonable' Apply No. 1C 8. Ohio Ave, Atlantic City. New Jc-rtey. adv-lt '-U-ST—White crochet bag contain tog loid wa’eh. monogram L 3., cameo brooch and 61.00 bill. Return to Mrs Slight, Depot Hotel; reward. Sanitary Soda Fountain Service — Fitch Dntg Co.—adv. tf.

from Atlantic City. Monday, with party of friends from that gay resort to vtalt his unde. Mr. Theodore Schaal In the party wet* Mrs. William Sehaf

fer and Mias Helene Warn.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. E. Chapman, wl'h their three Interesting children, have returned to their home In Camden, after a three week*' vtalt with Mr. Chapman’s parents. Commlvalooer

and Mrs. Chapman.

Mias E. M. Whittington and Frad E. Parker were In Ocean City this week. Mlax Gladys Sinex. of Phliad.-lptiin, spent the week-end with her aunt and uncle. Mr. apd Mra. Thoma* McCoy, of

Italia and

Mr*. Mary Shannon waa at Atlantic

City on Tuesday.

'■»ul Riot and Thoa. Whi'.dnglon ■’em to Atlantic City on Tuoaday. «'» William Berry, of Philadelphia »«» a recent guest of Mra. Cdta Anwraou. , br and EflTDvear Grumback. ul am dan, are guests of Mrs. Laura k l pium. Mr Irving Resterman and Mr. Cyu* Bloom were In Atlanuc City on i ■ sday. M' 1 ' leorga Lotte, of North Camdao, ► vMttag her aunt. Mra James T. 1 'Ptnan. tier have returntd from a visit to ;-*r aunt, Mr*. Albert Lawrence, of ••stmonL 'Mr*. H. Pou. of Philadelphia. I* the Vial of her niece, Mrs H. A. Smith, "r an indefinite atay.

TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST

Mrs. E. E dridge and her son Robert Mr. and M>a William Miller nnd two sons, Willi m. Jr, and John, and Mia* Margaret Reinhart motored fi Untie City Iasi Monday for a day'* vialt v ith Mr. and Mra. Jama* G. Har

die.

Mr. Walter Pralt. of the West Jersey Trust CO : Miss Dora Miller. Mr. and Mr-.. Jos. Donley, of Ocean City, and aad Mrs. Frederick Hcjimellne have been recant guest* of Mr..Kle,nm. whose bavdsome summer home U wide open to her friends. Robert R. Land!*, of Harrisburg, was a recant g"eet of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs •'has. K. landU. Jr. Young Lantka opened a brokerage office In Harrisburg, ard with hU many duties U abk to pay a flying visit only at rare intervals. Mrs. J. D. Roucb and son. George Day'on. of Philadelphia, are the guest* of Mr*. Roach's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8 Steelman, for an indefinite suy Mr. Kouch U an enthusiastic fisherman and Mcceaded in Undine a three ■stand weak fish last week. MU* May Ward, teacher of French and mathematic* at Girard College. 1* making her first visit to Sea Isle City. She Is enthusiastic over iU advantage* of climate, sea and shore. Mtas Ward U a grvat traveler, having seen many of the world’s moat famou* reaorta She 1* auying at the Teachers Sodali

i iridav isi ii «n a at a iti enienaicing air. *-i*u —•» -«•••. r. - •'•aturdai 11 « « » s'is! >»«>«“'“ r - nd G ~ r « Koel1 '-SSJr: '!1:3Sm» 72 fS »• m«u »«». ^

' Mundar-

'ntaday

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f ndar...

Saturday... ' u,,Il »r

Monday 7.08 ... ‘“'wday 7AH 8.1

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8.41 12.60 1.23

1.41 20b

2.24 2.43

b.SU 8.46 3IW IbSO

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slater and brother to Mr*. Schaal. and are both rc vnleartng. Sltice oomlng to Sea lale City •here has been such a marked Improvement In their condi tlon that (hey will prolong their stay. The boy scouts belonging to the 8L Elisabeth'* eburrb, of PhUadelpbU. have begun tbe'r annual en.aunpnieul at lb* lower end of tbe boardwalk. Tbl* mark* the ibird yuar that l*>*y have visited Sea lain, and their location U an admirable on*, and well adapted for their particular purpose A party of nine young girls walked to Townsend'* Inlet on Tuesday with well filled lunch UukeU in enjoy a

day in thv opm air

...... Mr*. JamesTwohey waa painfull> In-

s »turd*y *.|e b'.sa Ig-lbiJured Blertit (he Uht leg and ll'lgh ^uuday 6,08 6.28 12.38 1.08i when ahe frll Ihiougb * rotten acetloh M'-oday 6.64 7.16 1.28 1.64 of the boardwalk near her home U»t Y'eaday 748 840 216 2.3»* week Mr*. Twohey waa standing In ; '-dueaday... 8.31 8.42 SOU 3.211 rcmverasUon with v friend when a "uraday. *412 9.24 8.42 4.U2! board usder her gave way. *r " *1 9.43 lo on 4.24 L43 , (oB u f the boardwalk U one of lh. -turdsy. . 18.36 10.62 6.U6 b.K oW orl gii«l .ireUh-a. and I. generally , "‘ J ky 11.12 11.41 6.62 #1? regarded a* un«ale Mre Twohay i» 7, 'e abov* uda* ar* for Utv beach now able to be about after ten day* bau w***r inu**p«UiB*eaU»#r. i«onfii!«n*at to her bad. j

2d Price—Winifred McSorley, of Phi

Ctea* 6—Fancy Decorated Poach. 1*1 l’ri*e—Horace Cydl HafieH, of Ml-Pri*#—Florence and Anlbony Wsa* 6—Matt Original Float.

Itt Frias—Sofroney Chudrew, of Sea lale City. Sd Price - Eriks Zeck, of Philadelphia. Claas 7—Fancy Decorated Express Wagon. Itt I'rice—Paul Stein, hf Philadelphia. M Prise—Annsbell Keliner, o( Philadelphia Claa* 8—Beat Decorated Child wRIi Beat AMcorated Doll Coach. Itt Prise—Kamiyn 'A. Fitcb, of Sea iMe Citv. 2d Price -Clara Louise MmtMmi, of Ihi^delpbia Class 9—Most Original CharaoUr Dreaa 'Jirl. Itt Prise—Peggy Force, of Pbilad-ipfaU. 2d Price—Dorothy Ray train, ol Sea tale City. Claaa 10—Most Original Character Draas Boy. lit Price—Edward Arnett Hubbard,of Trenton 2d Prise—Bobby McMahon, of Philadelphia. Deserving of particular mention were the Gold Dust Twins, in life persons of Master Thos. E. T^udlam, -3d, and Ralston Miller, who presented a lifelike picture of the now fitmons piaaniuny twins. Blackened Irom the top of their hesds to the tip of their toes, and with no other covering than the burnt cotk and yellow skirts, tbe “Twins" provoked laughter and applause on all sides. Another humerons feature of the parade was a burlesque called the “War Baby,” Dr. E. A. Mongel, of Philadelphia, acting the none loo pleased baby and Mr. J. A. Stnugyr, of Philadelphia, the

stern nurse.

Nursie was pushing bpby in an express wagon and baby regis - tered its displeasure to the intense amusement of the spectators. The judges were Captain John Manr, Mr. Theo. Schaal, Mr. T. V. Farren, Mrs. E. L. Fetters, Mra. J. P. Garey, Mrs. W. B, McManus, Mis* B. Woertz, all of Philadelphia. The judges were located in three separate groups, apd each picked the winning numbers separately and then compared notes and agreed on the winners. The prizes were both beautiful and useful, and opinion is unanimous that the ladies of the Civic Club are deserving of great credit for their zeal and energy which made the parade possible. PART OF JUBILEE CELEBRATION Wednesday’s Baby Parade marked tbe opening of the four-day Peace Jubilee Celebration which will terminate Saturday night with a wonderful fireworks display in Venetian Park. Yesterday was given over to a shooting match off tbe Pier and the Jubilee Parade. Today (Friday) is Carnival D*y with a program of sports for the afternoon on the beach and a carnival to be staged on tbe boardwalk at night Saturday afternoon will be given over to Automobile Races and sports on the beach, followed by the fireworks display at 9.30 in the evening. The well known Municipal Band of Philadelphia lias been engaged and is giving public baud concerts twice daily. The prizes for the winners in the various contests are ou view at the pier entrance and cousin of beautiful silver caps, jewelry, etc.

ANOTHER BEACH RESCUE. The, manager ot th* Pier Theatre. Mr. Albert Fasca proved himself * hero when the beach waa filled with bathers on Saturday afternoon. While In bathing, he noticed Miss Hebe oca KonuUne. who is the pianist at th« theatre, struggling in tbe deep water, and try lag to get a footing. Realizing her danger, he swttb o her assistance, but the atfoug heavy undertow proved too- tnikh for him. aad he called on Mr. SfngFr. the popular corne'JsL who happened to be dose by. who went to their aid. They succeeded in getung onto the beach after a struggle, rind were very much exhausted from the effort*. An uausually heavy wave caught Jaa. HorasUne. and dragged her out so that ahe lost her footing. Since the northeaster two weeks ago. the undercurrents have been treacherous, and the guards have bec-n very active as a rr^ulL KILLED BY AUTO. Mrs. Amelia Boone, of Peennont. as instantly killed, her husband. David Boone, cut on the head, and’ Mr. George Lively hurt In the back by being run down by an automobile driven by Mr. Raymond Bittner, of Stone Harbor, late Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Boone and their friends had been on a fishing trip and were i«tnrnlng home about eleven o'clock As they were proceeding along Thlrt Avenue a rapidly driven auto was beard approaching. The party drew to one aide, Mias Elizabeth Jcaea step ping upon the curb, the others close when the three named were struck Mra. Boone’a arms. Jaw and neck were broken and she dJed.ln the automobile while being taken to her home In Mr. Bittner's machine. The doc to: and coroner were summoned. Mr. Boone and Mr. Lively were made as comfortable aa possible, and are re-

covering.

Mrs. Boone wat buried from be: Kune at Peennont yesterday.

■mmes. sm-WE

DEMOCRATS PUT FULLTiCKET IN FIELD FOR COUNTY OFFICES; REPUBLfCANr/NEAR HAfifMbNY,

RLKC*

TION SEPTEMBER 23.

SXJPPUHTING UfEXBYdH'LlN'A A. C./ftitbRETH; PRIMARY EL

THROWN FROM AUTO. Miss Margaret Twohey met w'th an accident last Saturday afternoon <rhen a machine in which she was riding, collided with anothei and ahe was thrown violently to the ground. She received serious bruises about the neck and shoulders and is still confln ad to her home and under the doctor's

care.

Cape May County’s poUtlga^gr* getting vary active wjtb the approach of primary election, which this year falls on -September 23,,.. A laat znlnuta candidate out to oppoaa A. Carle ton HltdreUi for re-rinrtlnn aa County Clerk. In the person of Chaa. Brown miller, of Cape May. The Brownmiller Candidacy la not taken aoriau sly by the vast 'majority ot Kapuufeana who are staunchly standing behind the Hildreth boom. For Sheriff, Mead Tomlin’.Biteent Under-Sheriff, has ,v '— ——-•« his own way; the Schelldnger to captdre the ’ nomination' being" alinog{*. Mr. Tomlin’has" made a carafuT^ronraa ot the County and hai .Vfpp jRany frienue Who will ragy to UfiJMPBWtthe Democratic Party Uttba Cocrnty In launching D”vld y Sealer of Weights and. Meamres for ffl/ the. «Ho» of ^riff Ororta Are being made to secure the consent ot MklQr -P^OttHoweir. Jri. of Atalon. to gtap<L.tor.Cuarnty a<rk.‘6ut a i iD oi UleT^dAbat.JIr. Ho*f«l kJR consent. . MewHi i» being-Wimod for CpmtHaaltttPr of Avalon. Where a Commlsalpn Government election will be held next Toaa■dar- , For Assembly, Mark'Eaka, p aty. Republican. 1* U ~—’ '

r party.

The Democrats ha'te“i ator Edward I. Edwards f of the State, while the choice- of the regular Republican faction ty appears to be Newton A. kTe

The Secretary of Commerce, upon the recommendation of the Director of the Censua. has made appointment* of supervisors of census for the State of New Jersey. The Supervisor tor the Second District Is Major Edward O., Howell. Jr., of Avalon, Cape May Coun-

The censua will

THREE CANDIDA''

S8W

SUCCESSFUL MASQUE PARTY.

The masquerade party for the chit dren given by Prof. Farrell on laat Thursday evening at the CarJno, wa/ >»t enjoyable one, and was crowd *d with th* grown-up* a* well.

tori cal and modem ones. Mlaa Elizabeth McCoy, who represented Mia* Springtime, waa given the first prise Master Thomas Jefferaon, the aecond. tor the moat comlr costume, and to Master Mellon, the third price, tor the most original, j After Um party tor the children The program wa* compoaid of fancy came to an end. dances In which the knetng. and prtco* were given to older folks partldpsted were given, ihosi- wearing the beat ooatume*. and In every way It proved a groat which included a variety of both hi* nicer si. NEW SERIES OF STOCK j of the * ; Tradesmen’s Building and Loan Association f Sea Isle City OPENS OCTOBER FIRST | SHARES 81 00 EACH MATURITY VALUE *200 ! Kami 1'gt of Aaaociatloo for Past Ttirre Years Waa Belter Than 6 Par Cent Tbi* A asocial too Will Help You Build a Horn* ! CHAU. H. CLOUTING. Praald.nt. 1 "' 1 'A. S. NILE.' MAN, Seuttary.

FREEHOLDER.

Becird Ward’ Will Hava Threa-Cer-hdred Fight For Freeholdar NomInation—Daly On* Candfdat*

In Flrat Ward.

From now until 1 day. which this year falls aa rapt. If the Second Ward of SMjUp Ow V® be the scene of what praptgaa .te J» one of the most hotly contested Freeholder elections the rtty ha* ever known. u ll _ Three candidates ar? already MV» field and there I* still time, bbML Wednesday, tor others who are x catty Inclined to throw their l'

the ring.

Edward B. Arnett, well k contractor and builder; the preaattt tacumbenu The- E. DeBow, and P.

Deleney. proprietor of the Hotel, and former City Comn_ have petiUonc In circulation t_.

the Republican and Democratic n..^ The annual arganisatton meeting ot »Uona for election to the County the CApe Mas' County Board of Ele< Board cf FreehoVer*. Uona waa held recently at Cape Ma ,n *-he Flrat Ward. camprisiAt -the Court House. George B. Jeffery*, of district north of Ocean A*e FreeholdSea lale City, was elected Chalrmai J*me* F. Eustace Is unopposed for and Smith Endieou. of Upper Towr- reelection.

* hip. Secretary. The other member of tbo Board are. Leon H. Wheator. Aagtasea. and John E. Trout. Ocean City. All the local Boards throughout the County were reappointed without

change.

Miss Ethel D. Llpman. of Woodbine, returned to her home laat Monday af ter seven month* In France, and with the Army of occupation In Germany Miss Llpman was connected with the Jewish Welfare Board a* canteen and field worker, being stationed with the 28th Division in Le Mans, France, and later with the 1st Division In Coblentx, Frier and Momibaur. Germany. Mlaa Llpman pays particular trihe to the work of th* 1st Division, which was composed ol the regular army men from all States In tbe Union. Ml** Llpman states too little credit has been given tor the valiant work of tbU Division. «hlcb waa tbe flrat to go to France. 26 months ago. and the last to return, after sustaining heavy loster In U- battle* of Argonne, Gantigny and tbe Marne, and after tedious months with the Army

of occupation. - Mias Lipmrj) is at present In Sea AlJ< ’ r * M -

Isle City with her mother, who Is summering at th* Esat Cottrge on Full line of Statlonerv.

AT THE CHURCHES

8T. JOSEPH'S R. C. CHURCH. A loyal us Monslgnor Pocxl, Roe lor. -Sunday Masses at 6, 7. 8 anil ijf A. Evening Devotions at 7 JO o‘«k>«k. Weekday Masses at 7 and 8 a. m. Wednesdays: D«rollon to Bt. Wts: Maa* at 8 o'clock; Rosary. Prayer*

and Benediction at 7.30 p. m.

ronfasakma: Saturday Aftarnotmi, * to 6. Evenings. 7 to 8J0. ZVa'of Feast*, and Thursday* before tbs First

Friday*.

MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. John T. OUllBon. Pastor'. Summer Schedule of Ba'rvlcae. Wednesday. 8 p. m.. Bible Study Rally, Townsend'* Inlet . Thursday. 8 p. m.. Prayer aerviae lor

special requests at tbe Sea tala CbapeL

Sunday—11 a. m.. Worship and aar* 2J0 p. ra.. Oraded-Leaaon Sunday

School.

8 p. m.. Congregational Veapaf* and

Pleasure avenue.

Company.—Adv.

; Artcraft and Paramount ! Late Release Photo-Plays D. CINt Ocean Pier Theatre Comfortable Chain, Good Mu tic, Clear Pictures Two Shows Nightly—8 and 9.30 DANCINC. FISHING ICE CREAM LUNCH ROOM 4telitem*ttdree^rn^nv i'frffrdMMM