SENATE PASSES DRASTIC DRY BILL :

Kaffriccr Xbomu «“*»<* :i • i nimi'ri7i«l ntntPnwM of -tale hltftiway nj.n in in whl«H b*

»od .hnt M4I..MHWW of the f«J,Ooo was to lx- UMtl for ti>« I'nlW* i In* of new road- and $f.'i.00ti.'*>o for

Provides a Penalty ol S500 fine

WIDE POWERS OF SEIZURE Four Sonatora Vo«a AB*tn«l Measure; Now Up to Govoroor—Opponent* to Attack Conatitutlonallty of En

forcemont Foaturo.

Hli •talotnont sliove-d lUat tbero

or S'* Months in Jail for would be completMi ou.ler 'lie present . _ . , contract IJk) miles of -roads before Buying a DnnK. I January 1, ltd while there would i he ■»*» miles neither .-e.rupleted or on-

*r contract at tliat tin*.

The estimated cost or finiahlns the work of irutldinic the main state hisbway routes, said Mr. Wasscr. was HO.UOU.OOO and hrtdgva $1SJ)00.000. The re were now 72 mlU-a coupleu-d and d2 miles under conlract at the present time which would cost on an average per mile -rf rr8.(«' and allowln? for

rontluBerciea, $81.000. which multi-

1 renton—The Hobart-Van Nes* piled by miles brought the total prohibition enforcement hill with ali '•“•‘■‘"t up to 140,000.000 In round original drastic provision, , ir ,.„ ehl tu ,^ r ^ tiansmltted to Governor Bdwards f... ^ ,^ ulil|t . re to ,the present j Ula aljtnatu.v. FollowInK a U>re. |aU , niit(J tB v Bn j , 0 jap the MU lnbours’ light In which opponents vainly lr ,,j uw d durWs the^earty days »f the attempted to tack on more than a boo re he , sl „ n to re|*.-l the a.-t under which | of amendmenu the senate passed thr the ->ne mlU Is now raim-d. measure with onle four votes record nils act termiuaiea next yesr and Ml nes'nsr It ’ 'he stale highway rommlsslon, backed 8—n-t.m Sln,,«.» ot Brew, ^ lh ,. „„ nw of HIMInn .1»I» Of Horror or- ^ b ,, 1 ,,, Smith of Posamlr. They at» ••latm Umt the -ne Should the measure be written Inu lU wou |j take full care of the %’ v

the New Jersey statutes It will prov.ur 1k>|iI ,

a iienalty of »00 line or six month- Anti Nl 0 ht Work Measure Imprisonment for buying or selling, ot ^ uuuibcr of ,, ( . UJ ,. U crusaders and |o,o»f.rturt»« or tnoW’ilnt ooj hon.. bo

mjnfLSJnZ, for, tt. bo™ lobor oob

WOODBINE.

(Hell over from last w«k) Mis* S Shropshire wn* a MlllvltlvislUH I»1 Friday. Mrs. Goldstein of T l.iladelphta spent sevrrsl day* with her parents here A fanners meeting was held at the home of T> T-hemefsky Thursday eve. Miss A. cy-rdroan -.rrtifrned to New York Sunday morning nfie. .pending two a with the Brerlow famUy. Hex

•nterlnlnment waa given U-vir Theatre Friday .vnlng public School children. U-ut- i attend’d. The prooee.1. wnt the puri-liaaina of more lltirniv »

PbOadelphta.

M-aar* T. AbrsBFWtt* and J. ci red to < ico-an Oty . Mon.1H. Upschut* waa a PhOaMpM

at ww-k.

M.s* U. liinm* Is viatting » .d uncle Nr. vpd Mr. N. Goo

n Nappen paid the town n ahml vl»H lai week. A. HUenhacg waa a recent vtaMor here I’.elativee and friends were grieved to taarn of the sudden death ot Frivol-Eug-n.- Kats. N. T. C. No. ». Vamp M-ad. Hi. The body was brought ■ for Interment on Saturday. Febru:f., A military funeral waa bald on Sunday under the auspices of the Horn -Nappen Fost and the Tuckatae Fob! American Legion. Tbe Boy ocouts and Fire Company also turned out to pay their teal reaped Fhe retatli-. — iheir thanks tti the many friends <■< the df-nnaed and t«- the M T. C No. sP Mead. Md. for their beaulifut

When you think of advertising, think of the Cape May County Times, which is read by nearly all the residents of upper Cape May County.

Stanley Automobile Co. 619 to 625 N. Broad Stmt Philadelphia. P«DEALEHS IN GUARANTEED USED CARS

iv-jt the Laird measure

cent alcoholic content. In conformity

> h " “• '' U „, U „ Wsl „ Of ..m* I. mnno- ,„™ dU.inj—1. «-• S,. blWl ™, 0 b.,™ "oZ^° v < -

lowing passage of tb* bUI by the-

"t w> *'** “ -T..* .f prea,lo»c B-l. .n« o.« l.brtn.

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II U lUlkl—IIMUMMl «blrb BiouM 0»« . 1 'S'.b 0 ™‘i.l.» lb tbt Hn..ol.I mlml.ll.... of ... Iblrolb^ 1.1. tbe °w.r 1°»” ^ ,„j « u,, b, b-Mrably.-nm.D J ’»“- cotIJ b"i <m tb’ to of sp..ber P-biQ S BSibit. c^diaon for bonombi. tnoib.rbood. A F ', ,b, wMelbni S™«H conpel tb’.’ b, R.>,.ior CbA’W ^ *“* D ™ „„ nv, ,b. on. «b.” M-l.-.

Duty .. Chbd™.

A trial by fo” Tb “ ' nl “ "M ''"b •”» »I »» Tl.e legal alcoholic content of liquor, men In manufacturing estuHlhuments the percentage of which Congress may i w Here they are compelled to work dealer * from time to time. I nights and said that sooner or later T5. tung residences so as to Include 1 the young gills wo- ’d marry ind ha-.d temporary abode, such as summer children aid therefore It was the duty homes, so that persons renting real- ,.f roe sta.e to fat.-cuard them ngalnst donee* for the summer muy move any: tlie lime of hearing lemlthy children, lotmlly acquired liquor to their tern the -greatest ns-1 any state rou d porttry homes. 1 have, and the care of whom should^ba Striking out the provision suthorix- j the pn.pe object of the leglslati-ie. lug the confiscation of chattels, such . in addltlAn to the women mentioned, a* motor drays, on mere susp.rion of other* voiriug such v.ews were Mra. nn ..nicer that there la Uquor contain-'John E. Scherroerhnrn. East t rB “* e - ed :n the vi aides. 1 of t'-e State of Womr ^V«tStriklng out the clause that pre-‘ ers: Mrs. I-G. Pol.-uhet, State Federesame* all Uqoo: U for beverage p-.r-ltlon of Women's Clubs; Mire Hlanrta

rnilou. South Orange. Oatholic V.o-

Prohlhltlng Ihe breaking and enter-: men's Council of tie Diocese of Sewing of a property to be searched when srk : Mrs. U C. Gommej. jpasjt 0 ™ n K®the Inhabitants of the place to t»e I public health nurse * “

searched are not at home or do not re Hussey. Moodhridg

spord to the call of an officer. Council of Mothers; the R* T _Tbe<>Senstor* Simpson of Hudson sod dor* Andrews coirnae* «i the -•.plsco-

Whlte directed the forces of opponent*, j pal Church, dloc-s

s 200 to *5000

Broad and ML Vernon Sts. iwjww PhiladelpLis ^Trim

ATTENTION! M r rrt* tk* tmrmtilBt ‘' K>, L/sTtR # M -g s is tssaiE?. v Si .s;ss -5

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Senator Simpson, after the amend- i Mrs. G. W. B. Coslilng of the Coa-irK-fitM had been mov.-d, declared: “The > smner.' league of. Hast Otwnge. motto of the hill seers to be to get a ' r he roanufactur.rs contended hnt ni..n In Jail whether yon get him there where women worked olgots ln manulegally or not ” ] fotinrinc estahllslin* Ts this work The deba-e became more enlivened wu« done ni.u.-r coniHlons. ine when Simp.«on asserted that “even theieontenttou was m-de tnev In many Congre*.-. which was mbservlrr.t to the place- w here such eight wotk was whin of the Antt-Salooo Hesgae. dlont done women doing It were t*id 10 jmw dare to go so far as to abrogate Jury cent more than wtiere they worked trials*' 1,1 ,,U! dMr , ‘ nK “' Bnd *‘ nC, ' * P ”* CeT ld Senator Brown of Middlesex, In * that every saferuard was tbrowr

speed. of a he If hour's duration, eharg- uround the woi-ien.

ed that the bill ns It stood, wlt’sout Plead for Overhead Jury trial permitted the bribing of! -j-he manafac; .rc. - asserted that ti Judge* and prosecutor* up to tbe high-1 apo-o,,,!,,,*. the work of women U est court of the slate. Prospective tn#n ufarturing estahilKl.m-nf state enforcement a cents wen* dabbed . botwe-'n the hours of 10 ot night and by the opposition as “spy Informers." \ e | n h,^ morning meant the dlsappear-

Parry Defends BUI anre of th0» rednrtloas la

Senator Parry of Essex, defending ! which the A imrican l*eoplee'

Che hill a* It stands. -uggest-.| that the - and would havt penal!v for the illegal -. Ilinc of liquor cootende.. that 1nr

Z n,ls«1 from six months to three U-h a statute on h«T book. wouId Ire yenis He t.rek excepting to Mmpwui'a to cripple Jereey manurtrtnrers ^ remarks as to why Jury trials were not comi-elltlot. wUhm * n j

abolished for every offense. Klmpson This was

followed op with the n«eri on Ihnl <n prepared and vohmilnoua h icf 0,1 of protilhitlon nrganlred by tl.- Botony «orsted MUls of Pa*

for .norel up aalc am-ng the largest In the rnlled

i State*, vtth the owners saying that If

Among other amendments defeated j th-v h-t« * to1 | ‘I 1 * ? l ^J. ^ were- Bv Senator S1-,i|Muh.. providing w. men they "rould for ^ ] » -'*“•

mat the measure he submitted to tbe .do the night voter* at the next general election- 1 H-ey «W ^ 8 *

this was unanimously defeated: by fingers of ,r ‘ ,D1 _" } . k Senator Brown of Mlddlean. to make tain work, and ^ho.tttat w«k th^a

the hill read identically with tlie Tol-! could be no nigl«t sb ft -

----- -- — — of Hqoor; Botony |e<q>te wild their w..rs •»»

ino. t.srardou*: that girls were well looked efler and protected, t-ut w.:h-

oui the niebt shift

fpriatlcism was mlslakt

In tbe home.

Road Building Plans

At the hearing held l-efure the com- i mission appointed by President Allen of the senate ar.d Speaker Hobart of the bouse to confer with the gover nor for the purpose of dcvlving way* ■nd mean* for raising ne-ntea p. esmry to carry on tl.e state highway pn-gram and for t’.* rrhablBtatlon and

development of tlie slate

George H Paddwk of Newi her of the stare Higlrwi idun strongly advocated i tlon of the one mil: road

i thing i

thought of. Trenton ej» turer*' A-*’-.

Henry 1'

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Do you know why it’s toasted To seal In the dolicious Barley tobacco flavor. LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE

^eal Estate Insurance j BUILDING LOTS < In a Growing Section Ripe ior Improvements i COOPER B. HATCH ? =& CO.,- ^ 2tl MARKET ST.. | Camden, - - N. J. %fcrfewyaaaaocfotvv

none but Americans on guar i Old Your Ancestors Come t

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rants to these sborei

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from on-- of th.ot the HollanU

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Modern Convenience 1 0p«a AD The Year MRS. FRITZ CRON EC KEITH HOTEL BLllEVHL

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STRATHMERE LUMBER CO. EARL M. WADDINGTOS, Mgr, LUMBER AND MILLWORK

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■ : i-alogi Is aa Inlerertlnr study huc! vo I V, 111 feel right at home among us 1' Is hiuh wfcnh couola in this society. 1> i reparation The Magaxln.- of thKart Settlers of America." Monthly.

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worthy at J»e’ I-eat efforts of every loyal A. -nnan. WU1 you help: ISc a rop> ti: — a 100. Prooe- - icoln* U» nanalat. and urtnt the ConstH:Uon in foreiim Uncut to distribute among our fon-iim bon. tUroa. Salesmen warned This is only one of the h-lpful thing* this original American society is thplon—r With Botabcviam and other human wolves In our midst true Americana must!unite. "The Earl)' Settlers of America" should and do lead In all * * American movements to defend homeland and dbrpetuate our Institution* VOUAKE INVmU) TO JOIN IS Address a S WTCKOFF. 'IMS) National Secreta-)-Treasurer ENGUBWOOD. N. J

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SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY

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