BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Count> of Cape May.

TOWNSENDS INLET.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ai th«- Siae'* ronaji** nn Ron« Street | e had th«- holidays. Mr. and 1 Mrs. U. E. Thomas and son. Mr. and

••rtloa of Mwban!'

n Malo Eir.-

r W<*: i of I'hilail' If

UTIL !T V MESSAGE

rrar of the contemplatol traffu- way* | Uiould he met from tolls on their use. iifetnented by assNtan-. from the *eo-

> rtllar

Mr.

Its Kdnard Kirshaw

I the Week-end 1

lllarr of M»T > ... _.[h fonlond retnenl Con

Psrlnc of an amount •pproxim* ' aqaan yard*, in acronla .ic with p'antim Hialliini pn-parod !•> thr t oun't 1 mar «Bd approrrd by tho Board, a'.:' h .-oiTod and opened at a rurular m-.-i. (St Board of Cbo»»n Krrwhold. r. w. Is (ha Court Uou*.-. Capo Mur C.,utt H M. J« on TlKWday. tbr S<>th day ■

1020.

Bid* to b» o-enrd at tl-SS A. V *»tar* and •poclBratli.n - may I- ! S» M. Rico. cv>unt> Enc: -r >

• — ' upoa ^depasttof Ul ,.y^i .. suini i M-SSent noro. m r>-i

’ tii'n I |oual> 111 s' h 1 home In I’hlUdelnhla

rSSidil bidder W.II br X^utrrd to Mt. «nd Ms Idtn} S.m.on wen

b a a* :l«factory *uroty company bond , h4> |hllJ , „. k

^ I Mr. Jan- Ho*. nrr.vM he, ( U> i-tS r .fr^”‘“”^, b .'nmp'rn',|Monriny atf r spending the winter In

R> boalna** In the «ai» “i No* ' Florida I Trentoii. a .rx^^nd-,? A sutr ,-ty \isi.ed a. the Haw laws n*u.a, tu-'b.*"^ ^d “’da^ailioj Ihom o'*t th W.ekend. They Wore: parntiuns bj

! Samuel Vans*-it. Chwle* Itasklll. I.in ' are ctiiifuslii

Urges Passage of E i!s Which Would Legislate Present

Board Out of Office.

r tlm HersliflW'l hi ! readied 1 Mace l« a question that it ’ tin- members of the lejrtsnt least one member of the I'oniramee. to which It was imii ils Ininslm-tioii Mardi - is siuui- cunoniijr as to how • si|iy re|.|-int” *if the netted >• substitute - Cl!roe Inti

CLARIFY COft'V.iSSlON'S DUTY.

ronls shm

tile 11

Ridlln-; Urges Remedy of Faulty Law* Which* ,,

aver Corporations—Want* Statute •' to Make Contracts B.nfling—Will '*

Not Permit Haiting Trial of Utility Board. *.

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in the hnnds of the committee. iiblvtuan McAteer of Hudson, he minority tmunliers of the Jn''oinmlttee, declared that the !•••■ had not met In the past two i Inn the Hershheld hrldee and bill had never lieeti considered iml tluit no one hnu been

Increased Values

:■ the

) the i

b ttd it

i chek made payable i Saul. County Collector. In •am equ |10*) per of tiie bid lirkc. ut

by Cl

•. line that t-kistinjc , ciunrol of utilliy eerie I'lilliy ConunlaOiui ■ id «|ienilc acnln«t tlie

>iliclat eo|iy n-priuts ur inti after hilte hare I ■ill of committee, tun

lal-

Tba Board rec r, or all bid* By direction of i

| coin C.askill. Frank Ilrown. all o- interests ..f the pub

1 Franklord. Pi- ««"••»* 'u ■

Mr. lieKtryc Cappel vl«lied in town hfflslalnre. ursfes ju -be- early jiar ol the wc.-k. Alfred llie tiuede hills fni Warner and "harlcs Fowler. Jr., of' of the I'ntdic rtilhy (ilassbopn. N wer*- auewts of Mr. additional let;l*l.iimi

mid .Mrs. John Thompson, at V"* lr l ' r 1

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS \ lt all d Ml County of Cape May. Mrs Wllsonr

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Th*

kep

a with plan* »od •porlSc-ailoo, i carad lit tbe County En*inc" —a *■ -

by the Board. - " *-

1 Win be received and opened

a" Muiilar mceUnt: of tbe Board of C: r»i2SS!r. w ^ be.d in tbe Own Hoi,

■ May Coon Hr— v ' 1 —

einr and son Edward. , ... . _ lieen reported oiu *•! .n and Mr. Jay Fcllster., thivernor r.~-iii- ic-

ila■letps a. irnssed the holidays |0 lepialai-n•■ rt

lation on the suhjeei. :u

E W fountiss. of '■■i.slen. en- thins, he rpeommeiuls thu ed a jolly crowd on Stmda). lure im*s bias to make 'alavnts strina band of Camden, powers nnd dtitfed of tbr Ihc crowd lively despite the' T, "' tnesantre iHmls all

tny weather. Those in the party iii*. Mr. and Mrs K. W. CountiM

- Ib-rslitield Is eluilnnan of tbe Ju- j 11 • '»minlt1ee. and tbe other tnern- J ii iibliib.il to Mr. McAteer. hre | 'iii-i.imen Pi rson of Cnlou ami I i.-iinl *11 <'minion Itcpublicnns. and • ■n> leader Ilarrett of Kelwx. . bi.w.iBii UarM Young of Mor- ; ■ I in i- *i;i|Mi«ed to any construction | ■ii llm umni-ls an' hridjrc until | . •.en. ilmtri. was indlenant when •i-iie.1 of the aciioii taken ndi thu

Are you carrying sufficient Insurance to cover the present value of your propeity? IN THE PAST THREE YEARS THE VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY HAS NEARLY DOUBLED. Have yon increased your Insurance by an amount that will correspond with the advance in replacement value of your property? Have you considered how much money you might be obliged to contribute in case ot less, because your insurance may not fully protect you under present value conditions? It is a good business foresight to discuss these points with your Broker oi AgenL

make h

>f the pill.

that <lc*'

i dla Mailman. Mrs. Harry F. Kpiim. , |ave ,,. r , mIln> ] And time sons. Warren. Harry and Ui doubt. • harlcs. Harvey Every. Kdmund Coun- 1 i me defeci m Has. John Fairy. Eddie OTtonn*4l. I the power of il

Dbumni | William Maiur and Claude Krown. all, rate* for three

11 n: K r «r’iiuD!) Esibwer. YVIM ;„| Cmideti. N J.. Mm. Mamie Coombs, •••'tif.itlun. win. wUdb atooiatwin t£*manml it ibe lUmj 1 Camden. Mi nnd Mrs M iUlam j "1^™'* 'J IQ en eg** Mi* -Villi.... .*• »•*.•!

-mi- is |uil|iably an attempt to slip ■ Idua over on the legislature."

Mt. Young. "The i-r*-«eniatlon of •, ■( i-opy reprint - makes It apImt Mil* have Imid whliqied Into |. -»aj.-e. and the fellows back - nil •ijieuaw us this iry by tins . ..1 I., k.-ep Hu- legislators from

tbe

• tune

tbs fOtt day ef April. IS?" The Oosaty will fnrnUb all loml w i3. , S,rE‘.p™« ■ .*.» •

^althtof prrt.irniiur

Of tiloll-

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mat

W. T ;

time left

the

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I»rti or crrtlfiM) cbeck mads inystii. W. Saul. County Collector. In Mini ••IM

tcu OD'A) P*-r o

<ondltlon> s> TBe Bosru or all bid*

NOTICE OF ELECTION

C1TT OK SEA ISLE CITY

TALK TO WILSON. “More taxes" is Oie b -«IlnK of a jcumjilalnl in the New York World con- —• iiicmased e\tH-nditures in New ..'i.ik Stale Now. why doesn't Ihe World complalp Of Sm reaaAd tnxes in ih.- Federa! adminisiratliHi? What'S the use of flaming a treat' - in si . r.-f il ou can't get a Senate to ratify it in public? A '.Haw bailor is usually one in which the people w ho niansge tlie ballot thiow the straw after they look to si-c which way the wind is bluwine af

lie "I'lll-jinltteO >1 the interest per <-cnl and is.^il in de-

M. M. SOFRONEY Real Estate and Insurance SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

When you think of advertising, think of th< Cape May County Times, which is read by nearly all the residents of upper Cape May County. Keep well informed—Read the TIMES.

Is conformity vitb «!>r proiiwou•rt cDdUsd. "An act to Ursuiaic El 1 KarUton of 3S9S). npproinl Aprl.

uni.

STONE HARBOR.

■ sl'*>” un-l timt they of by the Slate House i requetd of the New • Bridge Mini Tunnel

nf the rightnf the pnh

purjMoo* Tlie <

will i

a Itli

Tin Community licainie has off«

o rii-an up the public Plaxa. fix teimis onrt* and a base ball diamond, pro. id-- a cover for the little children *o h*y can play In a sand pile, protected' mm -hr sun and in a genera! way i "I'l" i- sunly ihi piaza so that Ih* whole ‘ finunlh •oe rmrily may ns*- and enjoy It. The Anna •IfcUt iit.-y nol be tecognixed as sUchiUnlph

i-ovetefl condition,, p U |

Blv P y . Ill wblcb tuns * Erpubll-wn sirfl I>«Bo<r.ti. to by official ballot, for on. .’r* t'nlli-d Btatas. In s.r*s for ton etartod at tb. Ce-n.n*i Elect to!

11 be .Icctod : * |>rv»rtrntl>l cl«rtor» W'. ">l /Tltt'THEtts

NOTICE OF ELECTION

NoUna >. b.rcb) alt Rndatry and Klwtloo - Hall la tb. Uorourii .. TUBiHAV. Ai'

e plut dfdfcaled fo'

tuny ground for the people Harbor beiw.i-n *6th and >. running from 1st Ave. wav toward Ind Ave. It is i it the League to inafall a inntaln ui J some simple apr the use of the rhlkifen. ie are ready fo so ahead

ilih ihia work, but are wailing for tbr auction of the Mayor and Council to ulmlnatr this eflort. which Is for the j good o: all in Slone Harbor, and will certainly show as an improvement. A party motored down on Thursday tin the holiday season, to Dr Klteble's jetiitaxi- Mi. A. C. Culler and tamlly came in on Thursday ••nd enjoyed jthel, home here until Tueaday.

i Mr. and Mn - - I Hun Rudolph rame d

j Easier ai their SfKth St cottage. 1 Mr Jos Lodg> and family nrrlv.sl

Friday a. m. for over Sun-

hyl'r,

Cln-u

Prosecutnrs* ..f «l county. .Churli-s I Hi-aneh. r. api—inlatbati H. Kelwy pointed: Salem.

Heckle;

Monr

■vllle. ti

UM-rill. Jr..

A Uriah M lieekumii tsf Sonu-n jlU

reappointed.

Judge of Circuit Court f-r cinui comprising Burtingieli. Salem, Atlan •1c, Oloucesler atel 1 'up - May—IUiIH W. E Doners of Camden, -.nc of Ih

Johnson and M r j ertgllff 1 pulill- sen hi- •■.miinlssltiiirr

pend

api-.l

of N.-t

Jet

lie

>111 s

day

* eed Howhi Dlgtri-t inunfy. Wil Brook, reni

l—tluiie" aupiilies u sinkbig • p -mor. the stale •••iniptroller and ; ii.e stale treasurer to liarolh- the diaci.r.rge of the bonds, this eummtsslon ia! uig on>r tlie duties assigned to the stnie ftensurer under the original bUL The — ' lion of ihe “salwtlrule" r»- ■ g the originni provision that the ..i !- -Imuid lie met y the foil* ’ . rged for use of the lunnels and ' ri.ig.'. with vucii nssistnniv «► might '.e nec.-v-ary from the general fin ds of

»- --.V. follows:

••Beginning with tbe tax levy for the - if.- 1M21, a ad continuing each year until nil the principal of the iMind* .-ia-! the interest thereon ha* Iw-en i!'!, 'here shall l>e levied a stale tax. lo is. kiiouii as the 'Bridge and Tunnel Bond Tax.' in an amount sulAeient to isiy the tnterefit on the outstanding l-inds for snlil tax year, and nii aimiunt ' which, figured m the time of the Issu-i-tiee of tlie said baoda, would. If there.tier niuiually eontributed to such fund, with the fund and with the ar- • ufiiulalions thereon, and the mntrtbu--ions thereto, coinpuied at the rate of iil* |h centum per annum, produce at the -lute of maturity an amount equal to the amount of the honds, which shall hen-after be known as the Hiiior'lxa-

, lion requlrenioiit.''■

It I. next provided In Ihe new dinft of ih,. bill that money* rerelved fn*m - the operntloB of the tunnels and bridge in ev.-eMi of the umount »ns-,'s»ary for ii. ir innlntenanie stmll he paid Into lie sinking fund, and a em reeding

ovbles thu

wIm-i

iiiulalioti in ibis fui

Camden. Itmtotph F.

I’riawry • \prtl *T. :

First Jn<'.l<-la? ?•'-" • « eslahlishe<| by tl i Stale Public IJi-i

inieil l

• lilt

Of tor Me rr—ia.M-. .. within nine moniha <'oUitnisxion TIhsmI.i:. M io *.*'« t-r *ocr )T.r -• js,,, dll) . yunli. A. !> .. O'Seral Elis-Oon 1 • -la • . . >v ,n |„. |., t ,. v ..r ls.ri.st of no> n< Jersey «Tl>. ••oil" ' " II

» the I>eiie8l of this nii-umn-redurlng the tax rale In the additional money Is us<fl. u-Ji provision is directly made. originni bill it wa* pnivloed

is-.-lit tbe plan

mliim

IH III-

. it slin-itd Imh-<

• eflerUv*

A WORLD REBUILT

By the Golden Rule not by the rule of Gold

/ T % -H1RTY denominations of the Church are uniting it -*■ a simultaneous campaign in the week of April 25tb May 2nd.

They are uniting because the task before the Church ia -oo great for any one denomination; because there muat bs no duplication oi effort; no waste.

These churches know that the world needs many things; but it needs Faith most of all

They know that there can be no final soirtion of our economic problems that is not e sptriraal solution, based on the teachings of Jesus Christ anu His Golden Rule.

They have had the courage to survey the whole task, and to ask for a budget large enough to sustain (l) tbs work abroad, (2) the work at home including the church's part in the huge task of Americanization, (3) the colleges and (4) hospitals supported by the Churches, (5) the religious training of the young, and to provide (6) a living *^ge for tbe Church's ministers.

SHERIFF’S SA-E.

roperly . tnn-M vnrket.

Expert Wort

Extractions Free

OR. PAYS*

rfa.1.et St, rt!!!.

1ULA1 TOKIJV .

The budget is large in the aggregate; yet if each peraoo who loves America would inci -sise his contribution by only a few dollars the whole amount would be easily subscribed.

We face the task of rebuilding the world. Let the cornerstone be a strong and vital church *n every Am^.ican community; and the measuring rod by which the builders build must be the Golden Rule.

-A-ii _

^INTERCHURCH AVbrld Movement °f Styorth, America

Tbr fuHustst* »f th’/ sJrrrtiirmrr* it r.*Jt pruihU If the rerprrttiitM ifur i * g/x eMtMstiroj.