nieisNis at THE US! m ITES AXD GLEAKBOS OF A lEBSOKAL CHAEACTEE; :oet mad of hxeeest about F01XB TOT now AH) things tog so, gatheeed [K THE CIRCUIT OF TEE CTTT. THIS WILL AIWOUHC* THSC REnint of aj cter* with » full Hm mMts and groeariaa oa TtKwdar. lotfr thlM: I ask that my patrons ■ mt an opportualty to a*aln e them aa 1 wlR carry non* hot b«st :n maats and provision* and 1 sell at a ratr «®» a B JOSEPH G. CHAMPION Special sals or castas s; a reduettoe of oae-thlrd tnl (three yar term) ■taU; shorn aow troon id« a pair — J "- - Don't mha Uda chance to stock MATfHtATJTT FIGHT NOT ORDER TOC* POTATOES NOW U.M •eta. ««.t* a rrel; SeeaMs a kartaL Lar-

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mm, iB mb fra iombhed II CLOSE 8EPMII com COH RESULTS O D0B1T UBTH LATS WEDHLSDAY ATTERirOOH CASSE OF CLOSE TOTE: HlSHtST KEJOEITT OF AST COOHTT CiEOiniTE OTTEE TO KOEEB I. SET, WHOSE LEAD WES 190 OVEB OPPOKEST; COHTESI pTTEE, EOT OKLT LIGHT TOTE CEST; DEHOCSETIC CEXOmETES HEVE HO OTFOSITIOl.

On Tuesday In one of the cli and most bitterly fought pol'Uoal contests In many rearc In Cape May County, in the Republican ranka, Ralph T. Stevens, of Cape May, r nominated for Afcimmhly; George Redding, of North Wildwood, for

certain of election In November when

the general election is held. Probably the two biggest surprises

of Tuesday's election waa the result In Ocean City and In Wildwood. In the former dty the expected overwhelming majority for Champion was

Sheriff; Irving Fitch, of Sea Isle City/ turBe<1 to * ‘•“Jority for his opponent

“*' J twenty-tb- ee votes, while in Wlld-

■od. whlewj

for Surrogate; Joseph G. of Ocean City, tor Freeholder three years; Robert J. Kay. of wood, for Freeholder tor two

and Charles E. Foster, of South

vilie, for Freeholder tor one Lewis T. Stevens eras elected

member of the SUte CosaaoUtee Miss Mabel Clay was elected at female member of thl* _ _ The nominees are sbovt equally divi-

ded between the two as the Hildreth and

the former ticket betas labeled the r *~ r ‘ ornlnrnon ** waff’wmman. waa "Civic Betterment" ticket and the ^ veB 5481 TOt «- ^ majority latter the "Clean Government- ticket. u11110,1 StlU * 8e«fi»r Freilnghuysen over his opponent George L. £1 W^d»y"t^i J01 » ^ The complete ■ election returns by wards and voting dlstrieta are pub-

la this issue.

PASHES VOW FRAMING ELECTION PLATFORMS

With the primary campaign and election oat of the way leaders In the two parties Wednesday turned their •attention to the platforms to be

State conventions on

Tuesday at Trenton. Some of the •buildings will be done when the poli-

trong-hok! of the opposing faction. cad the entire "Civic Betticket ran strong. It was 'Lower Township, however, that turnthe tide of battle, a splendid majority being accorded to the "Civic

Betterment" ticket.

William N. Runyon, unopposed adMate tor Governor, was given AS70 rotes In the County, and Isaac Bacharach. who eras unopposed tor

■fffe ttcians gaib - state PMC. i

may be pot on at conference oa the eve of the convention. While United States Senator Frelinghuysen, because of his fight for a renomination with George L. Sec-

standing figure In the RepuMicaa primary campaign, and his coatest with Governor Edwards for the seat is likely to attract nation-wide Interest. he will have no official part In his party's eonveattoe or the

sembly and State Senate, the candidate tor Governor, the holdover Reand the

mills puns FOB 1181030 BRIDGE BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS AT MEETING LAST WEEK URGE HASTE IN PRELIMINARY WORK OF HEW 3190.090 BRIDGE TO CONNECT SEASHORE ROAD WITH NORTH WILDWOOD; BAY SHORE ROAD CLOSED AT GOSHEN ; SEA ISLE CITY SIGN LIGHTS BROKEN.

CHARLES E. FOSTER Republican Nominee for Freeholder (one year term)

WILDWOOD GOLF COURSE WILL OPEN ALL WINTER Green Fee Reduced to 31 Until Next June; Membenhips Good Through 182S The Wildwood Golf Course will be open during tbe winter months and the Course wtn be open for playing to any person residing in Cape May County upon the payment of a reduced green fee, which will be $1.00 from October 1. 1922 to June 1.1923. Any person taking a membership, in the Club at this time will be entitled to all the privileges of the Club and Course for the balance of 1922 and the entire year of 1923. This membership, which Includes man and wife, costs $25.00 entrance fee and $50.00 annual dues. EDWARDS SPENDS NOTHING Governor Edwards, candidate tor itbe Ualtod-gbates Senator, received a total of AMO tor Ms primary eam;u expenses and spent nothing, according to a statement filed with the Secretary of State in Trenton. Monday. The donors were: D. B. Robertson, of Cleveland. O.. $250; and Prosecutor John O. Bigelow, of m. $240. oogrnsTiiri Isaac Bacharach, of Atlantic City, candidate for re-elec-tion from the Sixth District, received $1000 and spent $150.S5. William H. Burk hard donated $109. while the candidate himself forwarded $900.

The Board of Freeholders met at Cape May Court House on Tuesday. September 19th. and chiefly discussed ways and means of hastening the building of the bridge to connect North Wildwood with the Main Senshore Road, by way of the new road to Burleigh. The road is now completed both sides of Grassy Sound Channel, and lacks only the bridge to make the connection complete. County Engineer R. Fendall Smith, who had previously estimated the cost of this bridge to be $185,052.02. stated that bis estimate would have to be increased by $4,000. making the estimated cost of the construction $190,052.02. A motion was adopted to send the County Solicitor. Pssmer M. Way. and the County Engineer to Washington to personally appear before the War Department to secure the right to build the bridge, and to go before the State Highway Department. at Trenton, to sec 're the promised State aid is flrandng the work. The County Engineer has the plans ready for the bridge work, but the approval of the State and Federal government* must be procured before bids can be advertised for. The Bay Shore Rond, -south of Goshen, la now in the process of rebuilding by the State Highway Department. and is dosed to travel- A motion was passed, sponsored by Freeholder Swain, requesting a State appropriation tot the repair and main tenance of a deUor. as the aw in road will be closed for about four

of the Republican (

Mr. and Mrs. William Starks and son. who bare been paying a visit jo Mrs. Stark's sister. Mrs. Thomas Ludlam, Jr., have returned to their hr tut in Jacksonville. Fla.

Freeholder Pfeiffer reported t -at all the lights at the entrance to Sea Isle City (turnpike and Main Seashore Road) oad been broken, apparently with stone*, but that the number of the ear wboee occupants perpetrated the deed had been secured and > the county prosecutor was working on the case. AH the smill lights were smashed, and stones were thrown through the new "direction" signs placed at thin point by the City of Sea Jale City it a considerable exPennlasion to clone off the Corson's Inlet road, at Middle Thoroughfare (Continues on pees SJ

lames A. Twobey and Mm J. Galien will go u> Philadelphia in October ter the winter

i City (s attend eervkss *

Sunday, largely

and Mm WUttu> Rush enter ; house party at their home street. in the party were : Hattie Bell, sister to Mr. Rash, tnla Pnllernon. Herman Cohen Elmer Rush. r. and Mm Bromley Wharton, of •sbarg. Pa., who have been at Bellevue tor a month on their

Irs. Charlotte Sauaeere. whom I on the boardwalk has been the ca of youth and beauty, wes mar- j on Thursday to James G Main, the Lutheran Parsonage by the B. S. Pise. Mr. and Mm Nakm ■ their attendants. Ir* Caroline Croneeker. aecompa1 by her eon. Gustav, will soil t Thursday from PhiladelpM#. on White Star Une S. 8 Pittsburg. 1 iierpool. England and will tour be fm the next four month*, reng to Sea late City name time In February. The U'nwnry dee England. Scotland. Ireland, zeriand, France. Austria. Ger-i and the Mite.

OFFICIAL REPUBUCAN PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS

Freeholder 3 Years

Freeholder 1 Yea.

Female State Com I

CAPE MAY COUNTY SEPTEMBER 26, 1922

1 s

I S

58 175 181 83 $2

Cape Mgy. First Ward Cape May. Second Ward Cape May. Third Ward Cape May. Fourth Ward Cape May Point

Dennis Township. First District • < Dennir Township. Second District 79

Lower Township—

Miduie Township. First District 151 Mld^te Township. Second District 103 Middle Township. Third District 110 Middle Township. Fourth District IS North Wildwood. First Ward- 202 North Wildwood. Second Ward K8 p-f« City. Flref Ward 5*>? >^91 Cfty Second Ward— 4$4 Sea lete City. Flrai Ward — 28 See Isle City. Second Ward — 85 South Cape May. * Steue Harbor 111

Upper Township—

- 197

322

. 147 . 186 . 76 - 101

Wee* Wildwood West Cape May—

Wildwood. FI ret War

Wildwood. Second Ward-

WUdwood. Third r * Wildwood Greet Wood bine —

159 115 92 N2

272 289 277 272

1C2 168 249 226 78 156 110 197 32 112 66 ISO

235 117 ^135 194 145 65 91 110

93 M 43 270

68 32 70

07 35 S3

67 167 64 111

50 185 334 210

246 175 161 4 140 103 206 304 73 205 99 223

261 266 211 $22

243 f«3 4 102 130 110 157 813 121 113 146 140 86 SO 93 140

2 356 1 274

170 01 1S« 62 100 103

332 232 347 194

249 229

243 123 104

s I

€7 109 60 127

186 169 110 57

80 23$ 60 152

201 194 102 2

71 $02 S I 113 j 204 124 136 88

ToCal

2616 962 2541

2672 2827 537

The above returns mere taken frtto the County Eecorde a