Cape May

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Vcl. 37, No. ai

SEA ISLE CITY, CAPE MAY COl)

iT, N. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922

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OONOMhSSMAK SACMAKACb APBAKh AT LITOION RALLY 1

Tvtiabot haa kat none oT the (error 1 and patrtjtiem. rrhicfc was ao noticeable a ' f ft*w year* ajo. If tbe rcoartlnn tendered

NDMWJMTS

KEEP THE HOME

ONOUNOd BEAUTIFUL i

| PLANS ARE READY

raatlac eeatfottafaty. On I

• da- ct Aaron-'Antcamp-Oolwal Poet of Tncka- !

adt ho la aaM to ha tvAto* busk to nor. It war not leaned until <Mc week that la adtfttot to Wo other tajoriaa Mr. So-

led by the Amcrttao Laghm band, caiok nth a familiar mania', tread thn town .o the OonuMBdty Theater. * popnlaee entered POO the aptr event with an anthaateattc erek

ahum with the Sltth Infantry France repreeented Atlantic City Poet No. > made an Impreaoloo with a afaltht

n of the -hen.

> Bacharach. Bvi-

aodatHe ert hack the boae bar nine tfcu ,

AWARDED TO «. O. CORSON I M wheUy »i art on of the City C mm on Wedneaday bid* were a ■ the butt»o* of taro addltl • of Boardwalk north of the

. Bacharacb atated be felt

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with. After

The Ledoualres erlahed the Cona with hU friend. Cap*. Hickman, aa

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CITY NEWS NOTES

c in of Cape Kay County.

BEWARE OP STOCK PEDDLERS The auentlen of the aobhc «a txSns

. X J. FlnUe. at Bern reod'a TeleL letura * with Mb- aeu C

. Me ear

, the public to the . tlOe.OOfl.<K>0 a year. Sometimes It U oil they . peddle: eomefimes rtocl. In Mrs. X X HeFemd. of Philcidelphia. | Ooetln* of new automotiie company. ; ami Mrs. X X Ntam. of Hud**. XT- ~ ^

' plMa ‘WE ahori'' | Mayor Fitch. Diner P teraou. ' Charies BoMnran motored to Cat Wednesday ty a*1 on X. Solrooey at the Cooper HostKaL It waa one of hia die®, and he waa overjoyed to eet

ISMBER BODY IN SESSION LAST -K CONSIDERS QUESTIONS NITTEU SY CHIEF JUSTICE 'CK AND PILES RECOMMENDNS WHICH INCLUDE SUITS MNST CONTRACTORS AND HERS IN PREEKOLDER TANSLSi ACTION AGAINST NORTH 9. t the DJeembsr term of Court. Oder See Black ebaised the Omnd Jury a the duty af Inqulrinp Into a Bst of ■Uooa aubadttod by him. and me munowdatloM aa a moult of tWa in-

Ob Wcdneoday of iaat week the Grand i IT waa apain called into aeaaton by 1 reman Clayton Haines Bride, and on 1 NoJay of this week toe foUovrln* brief oi the Undlnca waa filed aa public record the County Clerk. i of New Jersey ■ C unty of Cape May / rhls Is to oertlty that the lollowln* la reel and true report ol the re stlon and findings of the riecei Grand Jury o< Cape May County. I !w Jersey, alttlug at Cape May Court House on Wednesday. March 29th. 19*?. te ascertain certain facta set forth dfaty of the-Grand Jury by Supreme Court JSStice. Honorable Charlec C. Black, to ^Slrat: "In what banks are the l of Cape May County deposited, and what hSareel te paid thereon." County Trans umr. Harry Headley, of Ocean City wai ined and testified that tb- mone) e County la distributed In all of tb. s of Cape May County, and thai lait at the rate of 2ft was paid on tbi

shrubs of any kind. Aa it requires consMaranle Uma for trees to grow, most Immediate r—Ra In making the btllidln* and Ha surroundnea plaa=3a< and attractlve can be secured by the plantlnc of ahruba and fiowar* which win effectively

ecreer. the feuadatloa walls. Failure to succead with such pte Is fraqueBtly due to lack of proper p

aUoci of the adl. and Insufficient c

eoil la usually removed to ouita a distance. and an that remains about walls o' the huUdlnp consists uf sc which contains Bttle organic matter plant food. In addltl jo. considerable ouar.tie* of camenL bruston tile, bi

FOR OCEAN CITY HOTEL Structure Will Soon Be Started on Sits

of Marry-Co-Round

Mans .lave been drawn for a proposed hotel on the Boardwalk at Ninth street, the new structure to take the place of the old merry-go-round. \s at present , contemplated, there will be a dining room on the first floor, with two sleeping floors above, containing Ct attractive bedroms. The building will be reml-fireproof, with iron fire-escapes on its three sides. There will also be additional precaution)! against fire. The building win be so constructed that additional sleeplnr floors may be added tn coming year* as the

account In the Ocean City Title 4 . _it Company being, on March X 1922. tedar—t during the year 1*21 on this unt was SEtra. 41. AB otbe- aeosants of the County of Cape May Collector Headley test-fled, were active acooykta and at each meeting of the Board o* Freeholder* a sum sufficient to pay •he current bills was borrowed frorr

Second: "Are the niBa caning fo--sooey to P-M iwoperiy !!-•■>« -it -nd worn to before piymcnt in compliance with the atatue. 2 Comp, r ala. p. Mi. TX~ Irving Fitch, aerk of the

of your predsnaosor In having a ntece provided at Cape May Court

House for the tmometin of the public

i by the bcurd rj Chosen Free and deposit , ’her- of the pub--d« and at- -e, of sue* Board."

The Grand Jury : wcu-tmend. (1) That a •uiubto fira-procf .'stnsKory be p-ovMad

Court Hour - B-.udlng. ai C.pe

Msy Court Houee. fo- tji record! r' the Board of Chosen FYeak-idera. and that all , records of said Board, when not ectusllj

a use. be property filed In this ' fire-proof container. (2) That berer

by teltlce-work wiU be a "Peacock Row." where one seeking a friend among the i dlneia may go aad aaoartal l i the location of his friend In the room. stated that James Walsh, formerly of the Vendlg. will be manager. HOTEL CAPE MAY IN RECEIVER'S HANDS

way U likely to prove partloiUrty trying for many plant* eased ally those which require a cool location. Their foliage

>on appOcation of former Judge Iwwis Stair, of Camden, representing creditors of the Cape May Hotel Company, conducting the Hotel Cape May. Cape May city. Federal Judge Reltetadt haa ed William 8. Casednaan. a Camdcr,

T of the »rot*rty and equlp-

credltora la N. X Grave

JeHcate flowers and shrub* The * action of the wind and severe stocmi ■at certain to whip and batter the

SENATE PETITIONS (From the Attentle CKy Press

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

i abstract of con-

attitude on -be "dry" question te reported to have alienated the rank and file of the fd that be Win be o-ldety cut at the aries and possibly i-t the geciral

STRATHMERE

a War. af Fted*-

and Mrs. James CL MUflOte wars In le CJty far She dap yte Sunday, hwr‘bnar «nh Mr. end Krs. T. X o' Neptune ttfiteL e Bacfol Cob enjoyed ana of r Mra.*tevto*rVp«h*oB Thasd^

) Ae b*a teirngttte thrown l I ■i ll ii Mr. Arnett Is

neneaaary In ether parts of the county, that these meetings be inset ’ of Commlilce* only, and no official at

Townsend All right, title and Interest

-ads of 2

Town vend, deed containing « scree. **«• «“> Mrs. 1 ». containing 1LU acre* In tot L b"' 1 Sunday at their cottage on Webster George Ert aid purty motoY-ed down o

Saturday reipruing Bunds-

TimoUiy FUnn. o.' N< ork City, la

the guest of H. A. T

W. A P. Thompson. X A Wlukarap and H. A. Wittkamp. Jr., attended i Mena’ Club at Sea Me City c

Igbt.

Mias Bertha Wittkamp friends In Bridgeton. Mr* Frank Devault visited friends ai

SeaviTe Friday,

j Some very good work U bn- g done or the road* scraping the streets *> the curb

I .end covering with gravel. It te makFreunan Pierson and wife, of South Inc a great improvement both In looks DennU. called on X T. Pierson and turn- and convenience to the public.

Ur. Sunday ! Ur. and Mre. Frank Cobb have gone

Mrs. John Berry and asn. Coward, to Port Republic for a short Urns. X.

Howard 8. Rlaley. et ol*. to 8ton Harbor Trtmlnal Compsn. Lot-’ 1 and

block 107. plan I-A

Stone Harbor Terminal Cctnpany to filtiam F. Daniels. Lots 1 to L Inc..

tock 107. plan l-A

Jacob Garrison, et ux.. et al*. to Jennie . Wurman. Portion of lot X plan of w. J. Tyler’s land. Court Honor.

SOUTH SCAVILLS

spent Friday with

Miss Mildred Sutton, who Is Slate Normal at Trenton, was

of bar grandparonu. K. M. Burton and

wife, o

Xu.

Cobb te putting tbs finishing ton-tea ’.

■■«■ Ma CRT viator, spang- w- Mr* <Uy with hH yTrTi.tr. X. aad Mr*. mn

dueste at the Bah-viM. They have I the ftiedto aattnpa an kBa ■'■*. - wtaid, M,. gaagay :w;aoUr

r and Mr, Fltd, Miawalad their *h weddmg munvmsary by oing a tow friend* triform* > on ‘ ’ evening. Marcli 20th.

. aa* returned to hU

MB a home for the lamX. and Xt. Lodten mat of next week

Me (Tty. arrived on Wednesday for the mmatAr Mr*. Brno and daust’ r*B arrive on (food Friday to aperd Baster haMOcyv at Udr beach front *0»Th* W. C. T. U. af Sea Me City met

toned from bar membership to fd stop In tha local Unton. receiving the right . . . . ~fi . .. _ r%. ... ah. _

t with a lengthy

to aerve as a bento for the oomrnencerornt of civil suits against various contractors and others having been filed with ithe Grand Jury by Honorable Charies C. Black, and this evidence haring been carefully examined. If Is twre-

X* George I- McCullough spent Tbureusy and Friday of test week In Barnea of ■RflUvllle spyr-t t Philadelphia.

|tne pun weak with her parent* H. A- At the meeting of the X X Conference.

held In Atlantic City, a resident paster was assigned the Slrethmere church for

Payne end wtf-.

Mias HulOa He* too rite ted her aunt Miss Martha Heaton, at Mace s ,Ioai*tal.

by the Bocrd v^lod bar parent* Andrew Fisher and

H. A. Wittkamp and family motored to Tuckahoe on Sunday. The first fish of the season, a dne flounder. was caught from the bay one day

by Wlfitem Fox.

Messrs. Harry aid Hartend and Mias Estelle and Ber-ha Wittkamp attended the

sed for tbenwelves

■d by thfc rascal's

wen tie average

civil action, these suits U ruled by the County Counsel. Fifth: "In the matter of a pe.ltIon of twenty-five Freeholders In the City of North Wildwood. County of Cape May. for a summary Invcalteatton into the

Careful ex-

it ml nation of the report of - this 'nves-

8. Bus- Fsriy

tng Leap and Lewis T. Steven* Com- I ro ®et mtartonsn cf Investigation, appears to rt *RL to *i-close any criminal violation of | PArtt'-

•! lotm B * t >- Uri ~ George Hliner 1 tocture given at the Pur.cess Theater.

Goran City, recently on the subject.

Wright, of Sea Isle city, r

-ofeaaor W. U. and Mr* Ottm-n. of I Philadelphia, are at the Btratbmere CotUge-

Ruxoell F.\yne: they

ler home. R Sen the crowd arwbj .greeted with ’Thla te your

_ i It wan some time before Mary' the law* of New Jersey, but rather show* i ,uH J r recovered. Those present were;

s chaotic condition of the municipalities' I Margaret Tolaon and Amanda'. Some growe—, disinfect their seed

Cabbage maggot seaaor hasn't arrived yet- but It soon will. Head off the pest this year by sending for Circular 128. of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, entitled "Control of the Cabbage

children while Mis. Softener '« In Camdsn with her husband who U *t the Cooper *1 nip tint Mrs. Robert/ Ii Mi* Bo-frenay-s aunt an J as soon as ahe learned bar niece'* need came straight from the hsapItaJ to Sea Isle City without returning to her home In Philadelphia. NOTICE TO MY PA7T9NS Thla Is to nottf. my putiuns that a

VAUKJOf X •©PROMT.

arcount* and the Grand Jury herewith

nda a espy of the report of Inves-

tigation. and recommends that same be

lilted to the Department of Munic-

| lpal Accounts of New Jersey, and that ■ the future the books and recordt of , the CHy of Non!) Wildwood be kept in

t accordance with the. sfttut

Wright of be* Isle City. Rebecca Ellen ber-gar Edith Will* Ethel Baroas. Mildred and Mary Pierson. Messers. Walter Gillen. Lewis Barnes. Joel Robinson. Randal Hewitt. Kusaell Le Turneau. and

Thoniaa and f.usssll Payne

afflict* them with ■

r why Providence

fruit bushes planted

s of any fltarrtp-

MEMiAH. LUTHERAN CHURCH

gladly advise them u

will 8M P. M.. Palm

The public should realise tha necessity of Aanliog with, brokers wno are well *d Integrity.

. and Mr* Wilbert Edward* have been anterLUifing X. and Mrs Walter Reef and their grandihiidreu. HUd* DanL. and Christian Smith, cf Laurel

“At Your Serrice” Edward S. McDevitt PLUMBING CONTRACTOR HEATING AND ROOFING let He Quote loo on Yosr Beit Job 28 Coral Street - Sea b!e City, N. J.