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Resenbeig Caught at Cape May

Hotorioni Wbea for SerenJ M—Qa

Caught Unloading Hootch Samuel Rosenbers, of Philadelphia, was captured at Cape Map last Saturday afternoon by State Trouper Hutcbineon. ' covered fc- — _ quantity 6f Uquor Into a building on Cbeetnut street. Cape May. ' “ berg made an attempt to < hi* car but Hutchlnaon managed to capture him after a brief chase and flying leap Into the ear when It appeared that Rosenberg was again g lag to escape the dutches of the la< Rosenberg's aecumpllee, who wi In the building, escaped. Roeenbea WU conducted to the county jail. He was given a preliminary hearing before United States Commlaetoner Cole on Moaday who flzeo his ball at 14000. Rosenberg remained In Jail In default of ball. He will be tried at Court Ho tree next Monday. Roeenberg carried the hootch In the rear compart—set of his roadster. He was « ' whisky In 5-gullon Un 3-gallon Ju when captured. This

evidence.

Rosenberg la reputed to deal fat the lowest grade at monly known ee rat-gut. This. If consumed la quantities Jeopardises the drinker's Ufa. He 1* known aa the moat notorious bootlegger operating in the Though sought by the authorities for many months be rlwmys managed to escape arrest prsriows to Saturday.

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b Case of aa Ante borfjept Call O** 1 ** Heuae <6 for State Trapper ■vary driver la aa socldeot must report in writing full particulars of the accident to Motor Vehicle Dapartmeat. Trenton, N. J„ within *4 hours or notify the local motor vehicle Inspector or State trooper. The failure to do so may cause the lose of license.

HUMBER THIRTT-TWO

Senator Bright, of Wildwood, addressed delegations from the various New Jersey lodges of the In dent Order of Odd Tallows memorial service held at Mount Hope Cemetery, LambcrtrfUe, last Sunday afternoon. This Bandar ha will st a simitar gathasNaflt Gloucester County! ASSEMBLYKA1 ST^TEir AUTO a SKaSE dp Fred H. Manley, of Somers Point, driving a Nash car, struck a Ford sedan owned by of Cape May, la _ Shore road at Palermo. Bay L. Pita, of Cape May, was drtviag Stevens'

car. It wa

driving on * left-hand aide of the coad. The left froat wheal of each ear was torn off. No one area Injured. This was tbs second accident In that vicinity

STRIKES CAE at MARMORA AID HURRIES AWAY Kdfwiit Caught at HaJdoa Heights

After Accident

The vigilance of the State police as demonstrated last Sunday afternoon when Thomas Marline!!o. 625 Morris street, Philadelphia after •S*?* » e * r owned by George Dokea, Tnckaboe. hurried away only be apprehended by the Stole police at Haddon Heights. MartlneUo i car. standing in front of Stratton's store, Marmora, suddenly backed Into the road and struck a car carrying Dorothy Dukse.' Mary Sharp, and Mary Godfrey, of Tuekaboe. damaging the car to such an extent that It could not be need. Martlnello's license number was Phoned to the State police and he was picked up at Haddon Heights, one was injured In the accident PEUHILVAMIA SUMMER SCHEDULE IM EFFECT Additbul Tnii Benia Suited Lut

Prominent Official Dies Monday Treasurer of Ocean City Succumbs After Operation in Atlantic

City Hofjrital

The summer train schedule of the Pea .isylvanla Railroad want Into •ffset on last Sunday. The dally excursion for aU the seashore towns will commence Monday. Jane 25th. end will continue until September t. TALI CEDAR EMTERIAIIMXET

The Cape May County Pore— of Tan Cedars benefit entertainment la ami's Pier Theatre, See tale City, on Monday evening, plseeed an appreciative aud.-nee. The

WILDWOOD

CAUSES MUCH EXCZTEHEET A Are of undetermined origin that started In the stable of W. H. Austin Coal Company, Spicer and Hollybeach avenues. Wildwood, caused ooualderable excitement last Saturday evealog. The flames sprsed rapidly to the adjoining shade of the douUrg Lumber Company end threatened the k’ 0 * 1 saa works. Abbott’s Dairies end other property In the vicinity. Two h °n«* Pertatedand two motor trucks, including equipment, were destroyed. The Bremen prevented further spread of the *—ts wfcu spectators looks* on. '-'he toes wimated at fllt.dft?

under the direction of Prof, nebrar. Under Huebners tutelage U-’a bend has assumed front rank among the county bends in tarn ' an two years alr-e its organ Isatlon. The show on the pier Included moving pictures and a number of vaudeville acts. All the acts were very well reeetveo, the Teilowjecket String Orchestra, of Wildwood, end the Love Stators In e character dancing and singing act, were exception

ally clever.

Mayor Pitch, of Sea tale City, acted

Had an Active Career Holla Garreteon, 46, of 816 Wesley onue, died In the Atlantic aty Hospital last Monday morning. Mr Osrretoon. who has been 4n poor health, was operated on for appendicitis Sunday evening and never regained consciousness. He was buried at Seaside Cemetery, Marmora, yesterday. Mr. Garretaon was boro May *. 1877, at Beasley’s Point. Ke haa resided In Ocean aty since 1882 and was Identified with the firm of Massey A Edwards, reel estate brokers for the last thirty years. Mr. Garre taon took an active pert In local politics. He served as aty Clerk under Mayor Greet- before the present form of commission government In Ocean City. He was appointed aty Treasurer during Mayor Harry Headley’s term and was recently appointed to that office Mayo- Joseph O. Champion. Mr. Ganetoon was also Interested in fraternal organizations. He wee a member of Ocean City Lodge 171 of P. and A. M.. Chapter 48 B. A. M., Iota Council 128, j. m. Camp 76. P. 0 8. A., end organiser of the D. A R. of Ocean aty. Mr. Garre taon wee treasurer of the Past Councilors Association of the Junior Order of American Mechanics. He also wee the first president of the Progressive League of Ooean aty. He wee a member of the PI rat M. E.

Church.

Stalled Truck Causes Accident

Crashes Thru Corson’s Inlet Bridge.

Driver Who Failed to See De»erted Tmck Ttirih^ Injured Truck Driver is Held

SEA ISLE CITY fS

Triple Fwi—t Output

The gas manufacturing me easily purchased at a eeet of fS.Mfi by the Sea tale aty Oes Utility is

Frank M. Deeny was terribly injured when the automobile he was driving crashed Into a stalled motor truck on the Thorofare bridge, between Corson’s Inlet gnd Ocean City last Friday night. The front wheel of a truck and trailer loaded with planking and building material broke through about twenty yards above the south end of the bridge. The driver of the «ar, William Matthews, •'• nnagrove. went In search of help and sto’nd he left lights on the front and the r«_ - of the car. When the truck broke through the bridge It laid In such a Position that it was Impossible to le— a driver used utmost

caution.

Deeny, who was driving s new car. evidently was unable to see the truck In the terrtlc storm that broke about this time, until too late. From appearance of the wrecked car Deeny attempted to swerve sharply around the obstruction. The protruding planks to— through the windshield and front of the ear striking Deeny An the side of the heed and one of his ears was torn off. James Gallagher, of Atlantic aty. a friend of Decay's in e car behind, discovered the wreck and rushed him to the Atlantic City Hospital. While passing through Ocean aty Gallagher had some one Inform the hospital so that everything was In readiness when the victim arrived. The eur1 In the hospital were aknaxed Deeny was able to survive his Injuries, and stated that Gallagher's prompt action will save Decay's life The Injured men did not lose coneetousnees and Insist'd on walking Into the hospital. Decay's automobile was dempitahed. The bridge wee Impassable for

XEFAIK BIO 01AEDE

The rough section Grande Boulevard, Wildwood, efi the set aide of the bridge, to under re- _ air. The section under repair does not Interfere with the motor traffic. This spot wee long the bene of the Mortal dents. THE SPORT CIRCLE 01 SEA VIZ CITY

pbomheet court MERCHAMT MAIHH HUME Mr. Edwin. D. Poster, s prominent Court House merchant, married Mta> tdlib-May Praaeol—. of Philadelphia, U *1 »eek. The eouple~wof« married in 'he home of the bride. IM8 Aefho

«i*et.

The oounghlp was so outcome of a ■riendshlp formed whoa the bride nureed the groom through s serious •Jl'iees le the Hah Semen Philadelphia The groom Whe at one * 'be Cape May County «« the owfciirtfi u< tbs tote Thomeq b Ludlam. Br. raafxonz imamro rot ouanao.mmuhoz Th, o rMHr Iteutu* brttv,. .huh la conatrttetod by the stele and jounty, u being rushed to completion ' ) Carl R. camp, the eoelreetor. The u **' '•"‘te highway commiaelon wee **4. Itnpraaflld w'th the seceaaily of ‘‘L bridge that It appropriated an nddiiionsl 17600. This new-bridge , 11 >*'•' another entrance end outlet "•'“i North Wildwood to the mein *^j»hore road and will be a great

'be teaort.

COnAaCTOEb'bIAIL US "TOUR "» u huUdert supplies. We sea ••to yon iKiney. Champion. X0U " r y Md West nvanae. deana aty.

The game that wee to have been r’vyr' aetween the Sen lale Eagles and the Woodbine second team on last Saturday was called off. Several of the Baglas' regular players were unable to play. Tomorrow the See tale Eaglee wlU swap bets with the Ocean aty Keystone Club at the See tale bell perk. Preparations are now under way for the opening of the 1022 bowling tournament In Cape May County. The teems that ere expected to compete this season ere: aty (lent year s winner). Ocean aty. Cepe Msy. Wildwood end Woodbine. Arrangements ere about completed for the annual mate: b tween the Petr Bowlers end the See tale Ufa Qua, da The Guards are still smarting under the defeat that the feminine beauties bended them Ui* year. High acorse on the Fehrle Alleyn

to date are

Men—C. Tarbotton. 220: M. Biume. 280; 8. “*PP*. 210; O. Anderson. 814; B. Moore. 210; R. Olden. 200; V. Sunnlno. 206; C. Goodman. 206. Ladles—MIm Ruth Hahn. 176; Mrs. MacMurrny. 169; M as Loutaa Fehrle. 162; Miss Anne Busch. 166. Mrs. Constantine. 166; Mrs. Down. Mrs. Fredericks. 160; Gertie

Keen. 160.

270 Is the alley record for men end 222 for women. ^

_ 600,000 cubic feet in 24 hours.

It to known ee this “low pressure <ypn“ that ta being need by the U. O. L Company, of Philadelphia. The operation of the plant eoaatata of filling n cupola with anthracite

The fuel to heated by

aa air blast. The machine to closed alr-tlght end steam ta admitted under the fire bed which goes through the fire In decomposed end form hydrogen end carbon monoxide, n deadly gea This forms e blue gas or whet ta com monly termed bine gas. This gas

pa mat through the

which ta similar to a brick kiln, and petroleum fuel oil ta sprayed into the mixture. The heated checker or brick

rork turns the spray Into

water gas end oil gas csml

what U known as earborated water

This ta forced info «hat ta

keown as the scrubbing tank which removes the tar and other Impurities The gas ta 'hen forced Irto the storage tank and Is release^, under fivepound premure Into the street mains. The machine Is being Installed by the Oes Engineering Company, of Trenton. N. J.. under the eupervtalon of

Engineer Prank D. Moeee.

The new machine wlU eliminate many of the common faults of the

The machine, which t ~ ~

MERMAIDS DEFY OCEAH CITY BATHDro RULESeveral Hundred in One-Piece Suits Disport on Bathing Beach OCEAN CITY—Flippantly displaying one-piece bathing suits with dimpled krees protruding from rolled down stockings, several hundred fair mermaids were among the two thousand bathers who marked the great eel crowd to bath in the surf at Ocean

aty, Sunday.

Unlike Us stater resort. Ocean City's beech censors, led by Magistrate F. H. Ware, grizzled Justice of the peace, failed to ban the rather prominent display of pretty limbs along the

eight miles of strand here*

Interviewed as to whether any _. dlnances against the wearing of the one-piece bathing suit or rolling down of the stockings by the fair ones would be enforced this season. Chief Beach Censor Ware replied that uo had not as yet received any orders concerning these ordinance from Mayor Joseph G. Champion, who ta also Director of the Department of

Fubllc Safety.

Although several thousand bathers took advantage of the warm temperature of the ocean, not one rescue was reported by Captain John G. Jernee. bead of the Ocenn aty Beach Patrol. Six life guards are now on duty along the strand. A dozen more will be placed on duty this week. Those who have been vtationd along the beach Include B. L. Carey. Harold Van Syckle. former all-round West Philadelphia High School swimming champion; Joa. J. Tomlin, eratwhlle captain of the Frankford High School football eleven; Elmer J. Walter. Harold W. Furlong and Edward F. Crtasey. all of Philadelphia.

Ocean aty authorities end was 4 on bell ponding an InvenrigaUea and the result at Decay's In Jortes. The traak waa owned by the

wan repaired end the truck removed the next day that the week-end traf- * would not be delayed. Many, who summers with his family at 1016 Waaley aveane. Ocean City, ta a prominent Philadelphia hosiery manufacturer with offices Front end Berks streets. 0CEAI CITY BAK

GALA RE-0FEMIHG

Marin the 22d Year of Uninterrupted

of Firet Mr tioiial

W0XAH WALLOPS 0CEAM CITY RUM BAIDIHG PAESOH rtoriras Bootlegger’s Accomplice

Gets Beal Rough

Rev. John B. Adams Ocean City's raiding Parson, who has been doing considerable “mopping*’ as Federal enforcement agent In Atlantic City and vicinity for several months, was roughly handled lest Saturday afternoon In the shop of David Feldr^an. known as the “half pint king." Adams raided this piece, which ta located in Atlantic City, some time

r conducts the store, threw the parson clear across a i at the rear of the shop ss be directing e crew of detectives. Adams kept going until he collided with e huge plate glass show window that had been removed temporarily from a front window of the store There was a crash that could be heard half a block away, and Mr. Adams was showered with frag menu. The Kaufman woman fought for possession of several Jars containing beverage. She gave Detective Cunnefi a hard fight when the minister, having extricated himself frtnn th. rises, Joined the detective end

dued her.

COURTY BARKERS

Saturday. June 23d; the MEET AT CAFE MAY First National Bank of Ocean City _ . ... . _ will have lu formal reopening. Dur- A “ ocl * tl(,n E*® 04 * Wtoer* for Emuing the peat.few months workmen ing Year

have been busy rebuilding both the

le and outside home of this Instltu-

lapse of business has oc-

curred during tbU period. The Inside of the bank ta practically finished and

favorably In appearance

and banking facilities with the targbanklng establishments In the

VOMER'S REPUBLIC/M CLUB

MEET AT CAFE MAY

Bushcm Seuion Combined With

Social Gathering

A business meeting combined with e one day outing ta scheduled by the Cape May Council of Republican

pnKOl -orta. Th, tu r.l. In ■<*“• ' n “ ■’h 1 ""

- - spect the building. For the benefit

of IU patrons and friends the bank has secured a very Interesting film showing the entire operation of the Federal Reserve System, that will be displayed In tl.e building. Souvenirs will be distributed to the visitors. An orchestra has been secured to fur-

nish music for the occasion.

The First National Bank of Ocean City ta the oldest bank In the county. It ta an outgrowth of a branch of the Central Trust Company of Camden. The present bank has been In opera tlon for over twenty years. Tb# county Is so familiar with Its history since Ha establishment that e record

of its success la unnecessary.

The meeting will beheld In the South Cepe May Hotel, with Mrs. Blanch

Babcock acting hoMses.

The business msMlng will be conducted In the morning end a social gathering will be held In the afternoon. Several prominent orators will speak. An Int'talion has been extended to all tb» Republican women and men In the county to attend. The gueats will bring ftot lunches The affair should be more attractive then the usual political meeting.

ATTEMPTS TO SHOW MOTOR DfSPECTORS SPEED Loses Race and Faya 125.30 Fine

and Cotta

Howard H. LeFvrra. of Coelesvllta.

made a mistake when he athirst of speed on Koose-

l Pa.,

BEE THAT YOUR AUTO LENSE*

comply with the legal lequlremenu tempted

by July first If you went to save your ' ‘*lt Boulevsr.i. Ocean aiy. last Bat self an engagement with th« Blsii urday afternoon. He roused the Ire police; we have a full list of ail toaai 'of Motor Vehicle Inspectors tanning, and can fill your uw>«b Kehoe and Loveland m bo weie

pnnnptly.

PFEIFFER fitOKEfl. Undla Av. at lulls Street: Boulevard at Perk Bead. 32-tl

LAST WEEK

Joseph Paraoaz sold hie boat thru 1#tb ttrM( .,s~wae« ave-

» Ctass.fied Ad in th. TIMES, whtah STSSLat/K J^l^T ^ "Leek tor the M*A"-w4var- c -t him fifty cento. Why don’t'-uot; tor the el«n."—n4verttaemeet.

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turning from Con. t House where they lied spent th* day Issuing licenses and espoundlng the motor reguis-

tlons.

The Inspectors quickly o. -rhsulsd LsFevr# sad conducted him to Ocean aty whsra be paid a fine of *26 and

costs.

You can always astlmats a woman's j avoirdupois by b*r sighs.

The Cape May County Bankers’ Association held Its second annual banquet at the Hotel Columbia on Thursday evening, June 14th. at Cepe

May.

The officers elected for the ensuing year ere: President. Clarence G. Bldredge. Marine National Bank, Wildwood: Vice President. Russel H. Nulty. Ocean CUy Title A Trust Co.: Secretary-Treasurer. Joshua Bush, Wildwood Title and Trust Co.; Executive Committee. Harry 8. Fisher Security Trust Co.. Cepe May. About one hundred persons were present Including members. Invited guesis and clerks of the various bsnks. Speech* were made by the retiring president. Everett -rrell. Commissioner Wentzell. Commissioner Davis. R. W. Edward* and Dr. Calvin O. Althouse. Special strea* was laid on the Importance of the Investor to Investigate before purchasing s^cslled gild-edge securities. The association last year made a vigorous campaign to rid tb* county of the fake stock salesmen.

Excitement at Vet’s Convention South Jersey Delegate* Refuze to Endorse Officers Elected and

Will Appeal Result

Praise for Cape May

The Veterans of Foreign Wars who held their state contention Friday, Saturday and Sunday last week were loud In their praises of the treatment received from the townspeople of Cape May and equally loud in the denunciation of the steam roller methods used by the delegatee from the northern end of the State during the election of offleere last Sunday morn-

ing.

Election of officers by the State Encampment of Veteran* of Foreign Ware resulted In a wordy battle among the delegatee and caused the withdrawal of the Southern Jersey poets while the balloting was under way. The election then resulted as follows: Commissioner. George A. Henderson. Newark: vice-commander. P. J. Bensen. Rldgfleld Park:quartermaster. E. A. Crulksbank. Cranford; Judge advocate. Chester R. Holman. New Brunswick; department surgeon. Dr. J. D. Haskell. Newark; chaplain. Rev. R. n. Smith. Rooelle Park; council of administration. F. A Dowley. Atlantic City, and Robert Lemtke, Westwood. The South Jersey poets gave notice of appeal from the election to the National Council of Admlntatra' tion and declared the officers could not be Installed until a decision has

been rendered.

The difficulty arose over the question of whether each poet was entitled to cast e vote based upon He strength, regardless of the number of the delegates present. Acting Judge Advocate Gottlieb, of Newark, ruled thrt the eelctlon should be on unite end not by delegatee present. The southern posts, heeded by Captain Frank Beckett, of Atlantic City,

then left the hall.

Saturday afternoon the Veto led by Major General Hugh L. Scott, retired, who ta now a member of the New Jersey Highway Commission, paraded through the town. Over two thousand Veterans were In line. The music was furnished by the bands from the veteran poets. A ball waa held on the convention pier. WILDWOOD GOLF CLUB *< PICRIC A BIG SUCCESS

MOTORCYCLIST ETT TTn gy

SHORE ACC0MM0DATI0M TRAIR Pautnger* Returning From Philadel-

phia Shocked by Accident

Yesterday the Wildwood Golf Club held e picnic on the links below Court House with an object of getting the present members better acquainted end familiar!zxe the nonmembers with the beueata of - this club. The affair was successful from every viewpoint. The report has not been received of the number that Joined but it ta bellevd the goal of 200 new member* will be reached. Many of the guests after a day of frolicking on the links, many of whom never held a golf club in their hand, agreed golf ta a great game whether you are a dub or a star. After June l*t, according to the rules of the club, only guests living outside of Cepe May County can use

the course.

The membership of the club ta composed principally of buslneea men who during the summer season are so engaged they cannot enjoy the game during the summer months, so there ta little danger that the <g>un>e will be overcrowdeA * The club has announced that on July 21st Walter Hagen, the American champion, and Joe Kirkwood, the Australian fancy abot king, will play an exhltitlon match. They will also compete against two members of the club in a foursome mutch In the

afternoon.

Kirkwood will give an exhiblion of

trick a .ots.

On Sunday. July 24th. the employes of the Philadelphia Bulletin will hold a tournament. That 1* the date of the Bulletin excursion to Wildwood. The greens on the course have shown a marked Improvemont during lb#

last month.

TRIES TO AVOID DOGS. AUTO IHJURES TWO

Two dogs playing In Franklin Si.. Woodbine, Isle last Saturday Kfternoou were the cause ot sn automobile accident In which Mr* I. Hwllling, 31. end her daughter Pearl, i. were

[Injured.

Seashore visitors were shocked lost! Herbert Uoyd. ol Denntavllle. the Sunday afternoon when llerlieri j drlter of tb* car. n-Ford. attempted n * ° f Vtoeland. ws» 1 to awerv* til. rsr quickly lo avoid killed when his motorcycle was hit , bitting the animal* »ben the .t.erby a West Jersey * Seashore electrlt Ing wheel locked and the .si plunged

express at Park Drive crossing slung upon the oawdid sidewalk

tbs North Boulevard. Vineland. 1 Mi* Hwilllug* was .truck a* *h* At this point the boulevard rum. > attempted to reecue ber child. Both parallel with the railway tracks until were hurled sgsln.t lh« side of a

tb* crossing I* reached. Th* noise Of j house near Ihs walk,

tb* motorcycle evidently drowned the| Lloyd was released when the aunoise of the approaching train and 1 thoritlee learned th# Injuries were Lincoln cut directly In front of the not serious. According to witnesses , .w . . d ** d wh0m “•'“‘"■t Uoyd was traveling et . alow speed, of th* train craw reached him Hi* On# of tb* doge that caused the orcl-

motber end grandmother ettrvlva. Jdeat was killed.