Cape May County Times, 19 March 1920 IIIF issue link — Page 4

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Both Houses Wait on Governtr Who Keeps Back His List

of Appointments.

i tatfaUnre we'-e riot In nffii'e g(M -J ejxins. Imi U> tin their Anty .pood letislalnr- niul in tlil.s enw It J wtta tlifir-diny to etf that fuitl.ful. <*fddetit mAplttyif* on' n'tolnttl. !bm was df fen tod. ns two Itopnbllcan*

I Joined ite Doitmrnile in ii|i|«G‘ins It. 1

Mr. Rowtatyl. liowever. to«»k si< |.h to recover the measure on n*conr-ideru- .

I tlon. hoping to ember ct..iupb votrtr

OFFXOT A X. niE-SCTOS.'y : at. r&i — ca-fe ^/LA.~sr cojjNT'sr

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BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD- CITY, BOROUGH AND TOWNSHIP Cape May County, N. J. j CLERKS OF THE COUNTY

OF CAPE MAY

Uon, bojlM 1.. CTil.Pt The r^ u („ m ,et(n,. ef the are bald on the Fir« and Third Tue*- 1 . . , .

Senator Heath, of Mercer, pot d< y of e j C r, moqtr at the Court House, c,tle » through the Senate hie hill providing Cape May CourtHouae, at 10.30 A. M Cape Muy C4ty William Porter I for a commission of three to ro-t'iiermte p.,,- , with a commis-sW.n from p-nn.x-ivnitfn OFFICERS jOcean t-lty ' HariT A. Morris,

BIG WHASL'RES DEFERRED. In O^rnlinc l«.hWat. ImlwTen Trenton Director ' ! ^lo-Clty . .^ayne M. Struthen!! and Philadelphia to keep the Delaware AUGUSTUS HILTON ,North Wildwood.. .Ctorgc A. Keddlnp . _ _ River ti«-n I<> navi cation during the Vice-Director Wildwood Janies K. WhiteseUj Aaaemblv Jjlnt ReeolutKn No. S Pro- enIln . ^ ^ JOSEPH CAMP , ~T I vidod for Appointment of Commit- AascniMjropu Slitel'le of •.V'nrrcn. Clark * I Borough* j tlon—£6 i.txw Appropriated for ww »***• to \<o In his sea. liPcmi.se j IRVING FITCH Sea Itie Cttjj Avalon ...Geo. J. Jaduwn ' - • he ran afoul of a vldonr hull *m Ida County Collector ! Gape V.y Point H. H. Butse Camp Merritt Memorial. farm. For a time his Hie was In periL :C. W SAUL Wildwood South Cape S»ay Elvin B. Martin ; -i He war resrned badly Injured, but I* Solicitor I Stone Harbor Edward T. Frio* Trenton.- The house of asaentbly b>- exported t- recover. Tl.e Honr • adopt- ERNEST W. LLOYD. .Cape May City, West Capo May ... Tbeo W, Reevea a vote of •JO to 32, kUled the Joint , «l • reaolutioo of sympathy County Engineer | wUdwood Crest.. .Harry L Nickerson ResoluOou <o,i3 introduced by Awem- j 'Bull In a Salary Bill. LEAKING M. RICE wudw ‘ > °t I | Woodbine L. C. Abrameocr an Tosw of Bergen, and provld-1 It was discovered tbat thv S^rjlte In Ro *~ Sjiperviaor. j — for -a < imiulsbion to investigate j paaateg Ihe salary boostIngli!II f>»r tl* ,AS - McI i-NDEN North Wildwood Township* rent profile*; lag In New Jersey. j Supreme and Chancery Courts hud 6u P t - Almsj.ouse and County Farm '• ^. juii*. Osman M Geary. peunlsrlUe,

■ - LEWIS T. DOUGLASS I—.— — — — — — - - ■ ■

The advert .oote on ine feasure • w(e<1 , h V unlhri*, of the Oreolt -...Burn nr.r««a»uv... j „

Cape May Court House

of rentpayer * orgnnlzatlonii vho hav.; j *** , '' AW 11 Superintendent of Soldiers' Burials i-—-. t, _ — was Intended to llm t tbl* Increase to JOHN W. REEVES ...Cape May City l pper.-J«

Middle...A. T. D Howell. Dias Creek Lower.ChArles C. Reeve*. W.-Cape Msv

T. Young, Beealey's Point

Walter Scoble, inc.

Millville, N. J.

The Leading Music House in South Jersey

Pianos, Players, Victrolas, Sonoras, Records

“ IVo matter where .yon Hrc Our service is next to jroor dom

been lobbyi ng it* Trenton. The ‘ .

lution calif* for a commission of two | «2.»K», but the bill as p.->-«*d carrier ■Dcrebnrc oi Uw w-nale and three of | the larger Item and it will lie necessary the assembl to be appointed by Gov- ■ to recall the measure and amend It. emor Edwai J* with power to invert!- J The salaries of the Supreme Contgste housln; convHlionfc and consider | Justices and Vice Chitncellora are rnl— ’ the nuttar > t “so-called rent profiteer-1 ed from $12,000 to $14.t»>0 under the

lug L the s^te." Tlie recommendM- bill.

Gods or such « >uusUtee were to be j Km per SjieaLer Plenum made presen led to the at'mbly during the ! futile drive umlnrt Asaemblymaii present aaaslon. Icivld Yoimg’s bill allowing countie* Soma members of the house who to Increase tlu-lr bonding power from

voted against ■Oie resoli^on declared 2 to 4 imr cent of their taxable*, and rCame. Address, District Represented. Wildwood—B, C. IngereoII

1 Mr Vntmp viimi’c f .. . I * r Vf It....

Custodian of Court House

K. M OUTH

Cape May Court House Farm Demonstrator

J ARCHER STACKHOUSE

Cape May Court House

SupL of Weights and Meaaurea PAUL CARROLL DcnnisriUe

LIST OF MEMBERS

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF THE COUNTY OF CAFE MAY. 1 3

Citie*

Vafic May City—James_J. Doak Ocean City—jphu J. Devine

Frank U. Ware Reuben Ludlam

{Sea Isle City—Alfred S. Steelman North Wildwood—A. M. Ely

tlmt their action did not shew their It *,«« lutsi-d. Mr. Young made a Term Expj^ 0D Jar.usry 1st ol

disapproval of .leg'slaUon- to curb 'aliant fight for hi> measure, claiming greedy landlonlF, but the appointment that the <imnll»* very greatly aecde.1 of the comml^*lon provided in the the atkied Nindlng facilities to m..ke resolution at this Ifae when tlie *. inpr>'veiiient«. esj^clally on puhlie \ slon la nenrinp the end ef Its acefahm noda Mr. Pierson charged that

the Tear Opposite Name.

OCEAN CITY

' Boroughs

I Stone Harbor—Oaf 8. Ral .esen

Address. Sea hue City

m.uu m r-r- Addrvs*. Ocean City | Edw. T. Frie* would rot have given the body time i oral counties have gone the limit of John P. Fox JSIJ; Wildwood Crest—Edwin I). Fagan enough to formulate ndeqn, te recoin- their credit and face a aeriouu finan- J^hn R. Groves 1922 West Cape May—David Hughe* mendatlons to’tneet the situation. il situation a* a re«ulL and he said, gEA ISLE CITY j Woodbine--J. S. Levin

Other anti-profiieerlng landlo. 1 bills, j The tax burden ol the people Is already It Is anticipated, ftiay twelve dlCerem ! so heavy as to cause thoughtful men considerations < n the jiarl of the ias-l to pause In wonderment as to when aemblymet- . tlie crash la to come. It was time, he The DCRdoti of the •enatc did not! th-dared with emphasis, to call a halt get under way until nearly 9 o'clock, i ui>on the debt load of the munlcipall-

Chaplain Read In his invocation prey- t 11 '*- .

cd for the preserve tlon of the A nvri-; The Senate paaMd Senator B. H. can Sabbatli, atyl that tlie *eiiat"rs 1 AY bite'* hill allou lag traveling men would take no action : bring aboitr! at.C otliers hllged to he away .from. Its cotutnerrlalb-atiun. home to Vegister by mall for the elec Among the bill* passed In the renal.- Hon. It also passed ben itor Reeve s wwe Senate 10R by White, which ai- Wu In- reaslng the salary of the dllowa a voter iv:nnln!ng at the same rector of ahell fisheries from $2,000 i<>

address from which he registered at $3.«XX) a year. * .

the preceding election, to n-gbSer with J Governor Edwards apjiroved Senator the munieljutl ilerk, and Senate 02 by |,Sturgess' bill Incorporating the bor- H«ni Pilgrim. .Increasing from $1,200 to $2.-; otigh of Glasid'oro. ks It carries a ref000 the salary of distrlcf court depu- j «'ret.duia, a ta^dal eleeFon will now be til.-*- . railed to take the vote of the people pie house rns-sed. Assembly 179 by i In the affected part of th«* township Assemblyman To.Ter of Bergen, which { The «s-«mbl>‘ pot down to the real provide* for an approoriatiop of *S0,- grind and passed a large number of 'OOO In order to establish "a permanent bills. Including three; By Mr. Rowland, memorial of Gie camp and the supreme; pin'log employees of water deiwrt-

sRcrifice of many of the men who pat ed through Camp Merritt” The money wQ be used In erecting a suitable monument at the intersqgion of Knickerbocker toad and Madifcon avenue, and the Bergen County Board ol

Freeholders

’» undnr tenure of office; by Mr. Fhleldn, reQUlring the removal from :oatl*ide* of brush, weed* and other harmful growth under direction of tue road supwhor; by Mr. Roberta, permitting counties In establish free pub111 be custodian nt the ftlc libraries. .

Movie Bill Hearing.

Picturing the evils that would rrault font pnssage of Senator Smith's bill iegnlizi'ig Sunday tuovlre, fonrer Senator Jmnre Hniutnond of Trenton told Jie Judiciary Conmlftee of tlte ceunte at a public benring that the children woiild^see “Theda clothed In a pteaaant ptnlle and a few lK«ds of iwreplraiion, and then all the religion taught the child at Sunday school would be knock-

el into a cocked tint"

The benring on he bill brought out the ».me vigorous ai gnu.ent* that have marked the benrings on hill* for libemllring the Snldmih for there many years. The ndvocatc* of the measure .•re n-prr entutives of the labor oration.- and of the mo\!ng ilctura ‘*<!u> ry. Tlio«e . pis.sed were the mlnirter* nnd r.-pr.-rentarivea o!

eburebe*

Sena:*., Ilnmmnnd charged that i

the bill woaM mean J3,-

ilie house passed Assembly 2m, ■ which provide* tbat corporation conn-! sel In first class cities may have the power of rstning their assistants House SO wa» lost by a vote of 2d to 27, It requiring 21 votes to pass a i"ensure In the house. It was later reconsidered and recommitted. It pro « vided That clerks ef Conhty Board* of Taxation bo giver, protection under tenure of office. House 47 regulating salaries of district court clerks was

passed.

Assemblyman McAteer Introduced twj bills by unanimous consent. One. No. 522, provides for creation of i. State Industrial Museum, and No. 52:! appropriates $25,000 for Us tnalnte- j *'

nance.

Not the slightest movement of Governor Edwards' prize bag wa* visible as the eighth week of the legislative pesalmi opened. Of all the long list of important a|>pointment8 to be made, non* has yet‘emerged from the execu-

tive office.

NORTH WILD WOOD... Address. North Wildwood Floyd Hewitt ! 19*1 John W. Young 1921

WILDWOOD

Address, Wild*nod

Augu*tus Hilton 1921 ptto Koenekc 1921

GAPE MAY CITY

Address. Cape May City

John T. Bonneit 192: S. Ruthertord 1921

UPPER TOWNSHIP

.*■* Address, •‘I'uckahoe * l - Hop. W. Gandy ...,.1922

DENNIS TOWNSHIP

AddrcsK, South SeavIUe Charles E. Foster

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MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Address, Pierce’s P. O.

Townships

- A. E Holmes. Dennlsville Thotnhs J. riurrell. Belleplain , L. T. iJarretfon, Cape May Court House, L#>wor—Frank Eldredge, Cold Spring " .Upper—Janiee Shoemaker, Jackaboe ASSESSORS OF CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

Cities

Cspe May City J. Allen Wale; -■Ocean City x .Dr. H. T. Foulds Sea Isle C ; ty G. E. W. Coxaon

North Wildwood—

1st Ward Robert Bright 2nd Ward Lmis Krause WLdwood Lynn H. Boyer ■

HELPFUL SERVICE OUR CONSTANT ENDEAVOR. It is our constant en.'eavo. to supply . very customer of the First National Bank with helpful aervico, distinguished by friendly, personal cooperation. 3^ Interest raid on Barings Fund Accounts

J P er cent interest paid ott Sarnngs Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, N. J. . .

This is a Real Men’s Shop! Pleasingly stocked with everything that men need, in up-to.the-second styles and priced so that men from every point of upper Cape May County cave by

trading here.

Jones’ Men’s Shop

8CW Asbury Avenue,

Next to Title and Trust Co.

..1922

Borough*.

Avalon Wm. Bennett Cape May Faint Norman Rigor

JoM'i.b Camp ..192: .South Cape May Albert J. Rudolph l.OWER TO 'NSHIP .Stone Harbor Harry F. Jakemelt Address. Rio Grande Wret Cape May Harry S. Fisher MacKhvdc jjjj j " ildwood Crest Wm. A. Justice ’ Woodbine Israel Elaenbcrg

LIST OF STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1920

Xt la reported, however, tl.nt the Wnyor^

governor ha* no ii. entlon of opening the hag until the 1**1 week t>f the *<•*- slon, which now appears to be dua ab *ut the first week in April. With woman suffrage and beer legislation finally disp ^.l of and no prospect ..1 immediate action upon the p.ndiug u'JlRy measure;, interest ebb.-i to c

low level and the member* of both Tin- puller houaea appeared little** ( home when >■Bfimblymr.ii Warner of Ualuu faibil i The mini to corral enough votes to put through I‘y Alll.m. hi* reaolntlon providing for a commit- attack bee, elon composed of thre.* ussembiynu ti mayor allot and two senators to investigate and ; tertnljimenl

reimct at this *e»d.in on bousing dltlora and rent .juvifileering. D cratfe Leader Barrett opposed U.r p.-ndlng e bill, miggmced by the eroor, providing for tbe app.>luli

•0.000 ye- riy for the movie r

neti.

AUDITING Voting, Foster, Ruther-

ford.

BILLS—Gandy. Camp, Kceneke. BRIDGES—DeBow. Gandy, Camp. Grove*. Hewitt. Eustace. Foster. DISCHARGE OF I’RISONKRE—Fox. FINANCE—Koeueke, Camp. Ruther-'

lord.

LEGISLATIVE - Kox, Hewitt. Camp. LIGHTING AN;. ELECTRICAL—

MacKisvic, DeBow. Kneneke.

', LUNACY—Eustace. Fox. Young. MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION —j

'u,up. MacKiMic, Gandy.

PRINTING AND ADVERTISING—

Grove*. Koeneke Gaudy.

• Township*. Iiejmt* Roha Hewitt. Ocean V>ew .Middle. ..V. N. Erricaon, Dla* Creek Lower Aaron Woolaon PI»er Geoige Hoff. Tuekahoe

■ mercenary tneast >f Newark wa* an ad

of tbe measure nnd told wiiat It would mean f..r tbe laboring riaBw*.mayor'* city ret rived a terrible : aiult at she hand* of Rev r. w. Johi -on of Newurk. who charged that “Newark I* n citj o£ thieves and n.bl« r* A man I* :iot safe In walking •he street* with a V. Wll In his pocket.

TAX COLL -TORS FOR CITIE3, BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

Citie*

Cape May City.. .W. J. Fenderaon, Jr. Ocean City E W. Burleigh Sea tele City M. M. Sofroney North WUdwood P. L P« U'taon WUdwood Robert J. Kay

Boroughs

Avalon Ralph Petvraon ' ape May Point 'iJ. T. Huff South Cape May. .C. Mai shall Rudolph {stone Harbor Tbomaa A. Gm.li

.. PUBLIC BUILDINGS - Bennett, Hew-l\Vert Cope May Harry T. I-udbani i". Camp. Euataoe. jWHuw^d Crest Cbaa. H. Lare j ROADS—The Director and Full Board Woodbine Dr. Joseph Joffe'

VOCAT'ONAL SCHOOLS - Y’oung, Eoster Township* iDenote . ...H. M. Carroll, Dennlsville

COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS '’iddli WUb ta Corson. Cape Muy C.H

' .Scott Seymore. Cold Spring

In looking about for a banking Institution to recciv* yeur money, you want to fln^ one that I* safe, convenient and accommodating. We want you to consider this old established Institution along these line, and cordially Invite you to cal] on n; and open an accounL •i PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

Security Trust Company, CAPE HAV CITY, N. J. , :

Addreis: Cape May Court House

their friend*

' nre out at nigh; * re;>resetiled the Lord's

>d was l?d to make tbe

neeauac ..f the fact that the dlows Sunday movies and wi-

lent* at the present time,

•liuri.” wa* Soundly condemned . r AasemMynum John A Mutf Newark. He resented the j it uail nahl that tlie methods opposed to t! - bill were un•iswerlng the * old picture ..f 1 !»• upponitits .f the bill that riiu» landed on the shonn of -•land and then while on their

.Alfred H. Sapp, Jfcterabuig

1'IIper .

COQNTY BOARD OF TAXATION SAMUEL ELDREDGE. .Cape May City 'AMES M. CHESTER ... Ocean Cltf ji. L RICE Tuekahoe GILBERT C. HUGHES. Sec. Cape May City

■ k of fourta slid County Clerk I It. STILES

. Mr.

County Tax Clerk Protectio

ien thev go: up from their i went sun aud killed the 1 atole the laud from them '' s of the oh. oyster battles were rvah -d In the as.'ti Gmne and Ki-h gave :

1 1""> Sf-nai.T Brow

Surrogah*

HARRY 8. DOUGLASS I'lohccutor of the Pleas

EUGENE Q. COLE

jounty Sup. rint.-nuent of Schools and Secretary of Vocational Schools

AARON W. HAND

i COUNTY BOARD OF EJECTIONS GEORGE JEEFEKIS, Chairman

Sea tele City i

j JOHN E. TROUT Ocean City: LEON A. WHEATON..No. WUdwood j SMITH BKEttCOTT, See. JUo Grend#

CORONERS l it. N. A. COHEN WUdwood V H THOMPSON ..Cape May Oily >HN P. CAD MAN f Ocean City

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