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Boy Hit by Auto | D " w " , ZSS ra

Dies Soon After

HUMBER THIRTY-SIX

Walter Drake, «f C While Soil

Car Driver ii Held

luppiir t

the street

Waiter

Drake. ««» t. of Ocean View, was (truck by an automobile late Wedcesday afternoon, and died a few bourn after In the Atlantic City Hospital, where be waa taken In. the machine that hit The lad waa play!an with his brother, Joseph, In front of a store on the Shore Hoed, at Ocean View, when their grandfather, Joseph 81bert, palled up la hie truck on the opposite aide of the rood from where the children In front of the store, hiding the little fellows from view of the road, and they rushed from behind it -and across the road to greet the grandparent, running directly In the path of a aouth-boond henry touring ear. The car. driven by Randolph Bnr»eU. colored, of Atlantic City, struck little Joseph ‘ * unhurt, and him under tl of the car | but he was up by two eye-witnesses. K. J. rad George Lechaer, sad was — -*r - -' timt by Ms

m Rmr Victim ** Recorded

UatQ

Winkler, age 47. was drowned while swimming in the Tnckahoe Hirer, at Yellow Hill, on Sunday afternoon. The body wee not recovered nnUl Monday evening. removed to the morgue Of 8. G. Langley. County Physician Dr. Julius Way waa summoned sad declared the — - i lh to ^ MeW>nU1

Wloklsr was employed

Reading Railroad, and was married. He leaves a daughter, age 10. who la being eared for by neighbors of the deed man, aa hie wife had not 11 red

with him.

Winkler had been a resident of Tuckahoe-for about throe yean. The

Speed Fiend Hits Farmer and Flees

Woodbine Y«th Wanted on Two Charges After Kfflinc Dor and Hitting Fanner With Car

Stale Police oq Trail

rocaanoe-ror about throe roan «Uy being warm Suadaf? be nounced to some friends he __ going to take a »w*n for Ithe first time in twenty yean It Is thought that the depth of the water was too great^for him. and he became ex-

Youths Rescue

Girl in Bay

\

Whfle Bathing Saar Sneaky's Faint, Girls Ait Carned*Ltto

Deep Wster

mother until ai

■ told of the dr-

Burwell oCerod his Injured child was take of Dr. C. W. Way. In « bo Immediately ord to tfce Atlantic Oty he died soon hftsr

from internal The trip to

In BurweU'a i the boy at the

about bis bu the Atlantic

nUc City poilee at Sheriff Bedding.

■adding, of this waves toi

County. Reddla* wsat to Atlantic aflrarted the attention of the people

fMaMI ‘ W** 9 ° r ^ ot jack, and ha la hUa Hotel and ~ ' ~

City st midnight

brought Harwell 1 In the County Jail without ball on a charge of manataughtar, to await the action of the Coroner 11 * Jary. in the

inquest which Will ha

Eye-wuneeaaa of Us accident sUted that BurwsU is not to Marne for the accident, aa hs was not driving

mediately applied Us ___ the children ran out In t>9nt of him. The fact that he stopped and took the child to the heapital Is thoaght to be In his “ * ployed as s tic City Mile. The body of ths f'ttie musht back to ths ksae of Ms par-

Thursday morning tor Foe ter. and * made Saturday ‘ Mnetery. ■—» l»le Oty. •*rrte*a.

The tliUeth annual smalnn of the houth Jersey Camp MsTtlar AssocUopmed at the Ssuth SasvlUs '-rounds oa Thursday. Jsly It. large amber of esseUeat puli' 1 ' orator, hr— been engaged for the ““n. which will eoailaae, as usual.

There tIU he "ruing, a'ariUNA and evening. watch service at • o'clock ‘cb morning, and meetings of epw ••i iut-rreat to young people. Kp‘orth :rogue day was yesterday, the -prning day; today la temperance ™° a T- and mlasloaary day Is July 11 On the first Sabbath, Rev Herbert • Belling, district superintendent of and Bov. George H. Burn*, b'ladeiphia. will be the speekera. >» big Sunday. Bishop Blchard J. ‘■ kc. ot Athens, Tsss.. snd Rev. urd E Hand, of Ooouavtlie. Pa . ‘Ill be the

Have Narfdw Escape

Palermo, narrowly eeeaped drew, evening lr the Groat Egg — PoUt

rneeud, accompanlod Madara, of Palermo. another girt friend while bathing In ths Way were carried out Into deep — the plank they were eaught with the tide.

» and Paul Burgess, (orris Guards of At-

exhausted from her struggle and it appeared a hopeless task faced tke rescuers, who were hampered by their clothing, to make touch speed in the Sdd-yard dash through the

Miss Townsend had gone down for the third time. When the rescuer* reached the spot where she was last asau, they Baade several frantic dlvea before her body was brought to the —‘ tee. It was fully thirty minutes the time the party reached sksTB that Mtea Townsend "—

-svlred enough T*c girt ---

It was getting ceric when the party reached the shore and It la almost a su sty that if the accident had occurred a half hour later a tragedy

would have resulted.

The guardsmen were supplied with dry clothing sad declared they ie!t none the wo-ee for their experience.

While driving through DennlsvlIM

at a high rate of speed, on Tuesday afternoon. Joseph Malleck. a Woodbine youth, ran down and killed a

dog belonging to Charles Heed. Dennlsvllle, and etruck Mr. T throwing him to the side of the Malleck, who Is known as e

dead, apparently lost bis nerve — v=, . the accident and drove the car in Sunday. July 15. the gutter of the road, grazing a tele- **” * —*- —

graph pole. ---

A FEATURE FOR THE YTT1T1TFS

Next

the TIMES will com-

m ovries of puxxlc picture*, especially for the kiddies. Each Picture will hare both educational end recreational value, and provide amusement for the little folk. The bigger folk. too. win find amusement In this series, which will run for twenty-six weeks.' Watch for this feature next week. Answers wtl! be published the follpwlng week after each

CHAMHOH SURF CASTER MAKES RECORD CATCH HTTtF.

Harold Lentx, world's champion surf caster, holding two world's implonshlp records, and a number his friends from the Ocean "City Anglers' dub, made record catches worn Clnl'a Ocean Pier, this city, on

_ . — _ B* nU caught croakers and The car was slightly king fish as fast as he could robalt —w--~not sufficiently to put pl« bock. In s record time he had It out of business, and M*.Meck then landed thirty large fish. Sea Isle thus put on full speed, heading for Wood- r, lvee up to its re-ord that Is acknowl-

New Regulation For Bridges

Can WOl Mot Be Allowed to Park Oa

Bridge Approaches, Freeholders Bole st Wednesday’s Mseting

Will Re-Surface Turnpike

bln .*-_ w bere he abandoned his mou>. *"lged by all nearby fishing clubs

tn»- for fishing sport Sea Isle stands

Upon being notified of the affair. Constable Charles BushneU. of Lonnlsvllle. accompanied by Robert Fldler, gave chase, but were outdistanced by Malleck. The State Police at Court House were called and have taken op the boat for the fugitive. Two warrants have been sworn out against Malleck. the most serious of which Is escaping after an accident. the State law requiring aR motor ear drivers to Immediately atop after an accident, give their name and license number and report the accident to the nearoat police. Malleck has been In the toils of the police before on several occasions and only last-week was warned to stop speeding under the penalty of losing his driving license. When State Police stopped at the home of Malleck in Woodbine, his step-father announced that the car which Malleck had driven belonged to him, and that he did not know that his

n had taken It out.

Malleck has been before Justice of the Police Levin, of Woodbine, on several occasions, and la said to have served e Jail term of thirty days tor

In a cLwi by Itself.

Will Errect

Parochial Hall

Malleck Is five feet ten Inches tall, and at the time of the accident wore a white shirt and dark troosera. Hs

stoops slightly, and speaks tab and English. He

a local hat factory-

was brought back to his homl Wed-

nesday afternoon.

[ BOY TO HOSPITAL

IM RACE AGAEDT DEATH

State Police Accompany Motor to Philadelphia in Record Run

TO HOLD 1

)KSE BASES 01 FAIR GR0UMD6

Eidting Costesti Exported oa July

CAUGHT ]

of bores races will be held oa (be County Fair Grounds. Saturday afternoon. July i*tb. It la expected t bst new records tor all distances will be seubllsbed on that afternoon when the classlast trotters of South Jersey roe* W. H. Powell and J. P. Fox, two Ocean City horsemen have arranged the affair. The trotters will arri\# st the Fair Grounds next Monday from Bridgeton, whom they are rac-

ing this week.

The Felr Grounds will be open all next week for anyone who came to watch the drivers training and prac-

ticing tor the events.

Only two local bom- are enUfrd J. P. Fox has entered his consistent Dillon Axworthy. MIH. and Marhas entered Bobby Axworthy. Bobby Axworthy la one of the beet brodoolu Cape May County. ’* '* *' r ~ < h *

"hat Is probably the largest "xere, #vw aeught | B this section piUon Arworthy. 1.01 U “ Icnded by Herbert Medarn. <>f K ,r»t Dillon. lAMl. ‘iniors. wblie fishing off of Ocean |

•hi. week. Tbs fiafc mreeured fffkwT) vqv BEXHG DISORDERLY '*»i from boss to Up of lall. * .

Donald Bradley and Thomas Syna1 «»»*r use hundred pound*. (wo Otref City youths, were »»• landed aft" an boui * iio.OO each for disorderly con- —- ] STA .u mS o, .....

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<5T E “V i Lnuura l» U.r talk-

'"'riliT voil* Aim L*l

A thrilling race against death w»-, staged on Monday along the Wilte Horse Pike by State troopers who conveyed Herbert Barnes, age 10. victim of a mysterious malady that was causing him to bleed to death. In an automobile from Ocean City to the Olenmar Hospital, Philadelphia. A cordon of State police on motorcycles cleared the way tor the machine, which dashed between rows " ca’s on each aide of the Boulevard. Dr. Hfinchel PetUt, of Ocean City, who had been trantlng the child, decided that a quick run to a hospital must be made If the boy's life was to b» saved. 1 ue lad was placed In a machine and the troopers notified when It would reach the pike from the Shore Road. Boulevard stations all along the line were Informed by telephone to keep the center of the road clear of all traffic. With the troopers on motorcycle* setting a death defying pace, the auto dashed along the Pike with its daxon sounding the warning. Realising thr.t a race against time wee being run. motorists bound to and from Phllu delpbla. drew over to the tides of the road. Aa If by some wireless tele pa thy the can far In advance of thr flying aquidron turned Into the greveJ on either flank of the high-

Jora.d.tia, Mem BdM FUeri for Mew Stine tars on T*m«. Avenue,

Sea Ide City

Will be Sodai Center

A parochial hall will be built by the pariah of St. Joseph. See lele City, on the church grounds, Landis Ave-

nue and Paris Street, work foundations starting this wee*.

The hall will be two stories in heighth and will be of tapestry brick

with a frontage of fifty- . .A L—ndls Avenue and eighty feet on Paris Street.

When Interviewed by the TIMES repreeenu live this week Mcnoignor -LZF.SSr&X£.

u tJ ptentlon to commence the actual is emr -jyec ta wwllding an til next spring, as the - k _ .. via «- prerk on the foundation would con-

the late summer, and he

ft 4 ^ tb** srchltect t 0 Ht to* toeuidatlqn thoroughly set be<ore placing the weight of the btiP.d-

The foundation, he

. - be heavy concrete. Placed o» piling driven to hard bottom. and reinforced with steel rails, •o that th* weight of the structure •ould be evenly balanced upon the

Two weeks ago Monalgnor Poxal mt to Trenton to have an audience with the Bishop of this diocese, and secured permission to go ahead with

the work.

According to Monalgnor Poexl the building will be used largely for recreational purposes. "There ta no place in Sea tale City" he stated this week “where a convention or a meeting of any slxe can be held. There Is no place where the young people

of the town, winter and summer, can —-- _ , _ _ find clean, healthful amusement u n .,twed by Contractor Carl R. Camp on der proper supervision. It U my plan ‘be Grassy Sound bridge cojetructo make this hall the recreations, Uon ^ methods used in driving centre of the town, and It will be tor | pmng were criticised.

the free nee of any legitimate amuse-

At the regular meeting of the Cape May County Board of Freeholders, held at Court House on Wednesday, a resolution was adopted which prohibits the parking of au ton j biles within two hundred feet of any county bridge, and prohibits any parking near such brldgea at night. The new regulation will be enforced because of the growing custom of fishermen using the county bridges for their angling, parking cars either on the bridges or on the Immediate approach. making travel dangerous to other motorists. "We must cater to the vacationist' said Director Champion In speaking of this regulation "and for that reason I would not like to see fishing prohibited from county bridges. At the same time we must safeguard the public, and the parking of automobiles around the bridge approaches is a dangerous practice, and must be stopped.” Approved plans for resurfacing Roosevelt Boulevard turnpike into Ocean City from the mainland was received from the State,' and the Clerk was directed to advertise for bids for this work, bids to be opened on August 16th. The resurfacing will be of gravel, and tbe money taken from tbe regular road maintenance fund, without bond Issue. At Wednesday's meeting the Freeholders wrestled with the problem ot preservation of the County records in the Clerk's office. County Clerk Hildreth appeared before the Board and stated that many of the frequently used record books were In danger of destruction because of tbe enormous amount of handling they have received In the past two years, when the volume of business In bis office was greater than In ten years previous. The constant handling of index books, deed bocks and the like has wot a out the binding, be stated, and tbe books must be rebound aa the records are absolutely essential. It was finally concluded that the matter could be termed an emergency, and tbe rebinding of the books could be financed under an emergency appropriation. The cost -111 be about

91,600.

A communication from the Wer Department stated that tbe matter of tbe closing of Mill Tall Creek and Creeses Creek, on the Une of the new road from Burleigh to North Wildwood. would be made tbe matter of a public hearing at Angleees on Wednesday, July 16th, at the North Wildwood Borough Hall. The County Engineer was directed to prepare plans and specifications for the completion of Turtle Gut fill protective Jetties, the cost of which will be paid by the State. Bids for this work will be advertised for at tbe next meeting of tbe Board on

August 1st.

Protest was lodged by tbe County Engineer and tbe State Highway Cmnmlaelon of the methods being

Unless some mishap occurs tbe Seashore Road will ‘be hard surfaced before printer. Tbe road has been surveyed 1 ! The plans and specifications are almost completed. The State Highway Department will advertise for bids within the next few weeks. The contract wUl call for eight miles to be flr.ished this year. The stretch will run from Swainton to Marshall's Corner. No more repairs of permanent nature will be made on this piece but the road men will devote their efforts In keeping tbe highway In the beet possible shape until September when the contractors will begin operation. The recent rains, combined with the vigorous action of the road workmen, have made a big improvement along this section. Tbe bridge between Dias Creek and Goshen on Bay Shore Road is open for traffic.

SURFACE SHORE ROAD AFTER LABOR DAY

Will Soon Advertise for Bids for -vepaving

No More Smell in Red Onion

House on Shore Road Hear Cape May Deodorized ind Inmates Started

on Way to Reform

Court Trials Wednesday

I propose that the boys and girls of ■ tbe resort will find pleasurable reere-1 atlon of the right kind during the dull winter months, when the usual recreation U walking th* street* and

getting Into mischief."

Several large conations have been ; made to the building fund, and the

□I GOOD SHAPE

use* Moat Run on Schedule or Stop Rnnninf Bay City Commiuionen

At the regular weekly session of

stone and cement for the foundation, “«• “e City Commissioners. Dl- ' is been donated 'rector Hofroney reported that he was George B. Jeffery*, who Is chair- putting the ocean end of Frit* Street man of th* County Board of Ki»c- “ n „ d f U1 ^;.‘, nd „„ ha f^ P ^

lions, ta th* contractor.

At the aeeelona of Court on Wednesday. before Judge H. H. Eld-edge, at Cape May Court House, the smell was taken out of the Red Onion, ths Inn near Cape May. which was raided last week when Florence Howard, the proprietress, was sentenced to the State House of Correction for Women on s charge of keeping a disorderly house. Elizabeth Martin, one of the Inmates, was also sentenced to the House of Correction, tbe charge against her being fornication. An attempt was made by Attorney Douglass, of Cape May Court House, to have the ball of William Conway, held In the County Jail as one of the inmates of the Red Onion, reduced from *1000 to 9600, but thta Judge El dredge refused to accede to. Conway secured ball late Wednesday afternoon and was released. Two others Implicated in the Red Onion affair are out on ball In the eum of

91000 each.

Used Axe on Son-in-Law

Anson Wllner, colored, of Denntavllle. did not agree with his aon-ln-taw. and to give evidence of his displeasure with his offending relation, he used an nxe on the said relation's person, wl.'a bad effect for eon-in-law. It developed at tbe trial on Wednesday before Judge Eldredg* that Wllner had supported his grandchildren. three in number, and had hitherto borne s reputation for good conduct. He was left off with a suspended sentence and a warning that If anything like It would happen again he would receive severe treat-

ment from the Court.

Juvenile Case Heard

William Hahn, of Cape May Court House, aged ten. was given a hearing In the Juvenile Court, on a charge of having stolen s watch from the Warwick store st Court House. Judge E'dredge stated that he blamed tbe parents as much m tbe child for the boy's delinquency, which was due to bad company, and suspended sentence with a warning to both the boy and bis parents.

HEW8PAFEB GIRLS TO

three cars of gravel on the City streets. Also that he waa Inspecting all boardwalk approaches. In the ‘ectrlc department, he stated, all the

At Camden a ferry boat waa held st tbe slip to await tbe machine, 'he officials having been Informed In advance that a human life depended upon the speed with which a hospital could he reached. Right through the crowded street* of Philadelphia raced the police retort. clearing th# way tor th# messengers of mercy. When the Olenmar Hospital was reached the boy was Immediately taken to th* operat-

ing room.

The lad ta tbe eon of Mr. and Mr* P. 8 Barnes, ot Philadelphia, who were summering in Ocean City.

C0LLEGIAH8 WIH

tale City Collegians walloped a tale City team by :oe score of 6 to 0 In s twilight game last evening. Carter, of Wl.dwood. was

the luffs* were altlreff —--- — lag Mitts. They fftaaff ff«Uty to the j pounded hard by th* CuUegtans.

barge emdmmm

"iply with the I

.... BBCUR/rr TEUffT COMPANY. Jul » fifot If you want to save r*nw- Osp* May City, pays you » ' -- ,t with th* tost, interest oa *av!-—

*• hue a toll IM of all legal

■off aaa fill ywur

account* and

Iff* It to your every ala month*.

In the Security

»»*■ >ro.m i*.«. *mf|SnS»nM - Julia fitreet; Beale*ord at Park j ^ p*a can't have money^eafer

YOUR HARD

How to read your chara'-leristlc* and tend*nclce—the eapabllltlaa or weakness** that msk* for succem or failure a* shown by your palm Is a feature of the TtMJDfi every week. Are you reading this seriasr This week, on page 9.

WUl 8

had been put In. and twoPrettiest Girls new transformers.

“ • Ht|lted that flre ha(1

te Result been made for tbe first time on Mon- < day In the new gar set. and that this Aa Invitation ha* been extended by eel would soon be placed In ope ru-

th* Ocean City Chamber or Commerce lion to suppieme! t the set now In to all the newspaper* of thr Pbita-. use He stated that a chemist was delphia. New York. Baltimore. Wash- now at the plant making test* of the Ington. and Richmond. Vs., to send quality of the gas being made, and the prettiest girl In the office to that he would make suggestions for

Ocean City for one day, Wednesday, betterment. If poeslbla. August 1st. to compel* In the contest Jowepb Peanolano. who operati

for the prettiest newapaper girl. bus to Townsend's Inlet, was before

Acceptance* are coming from the tbe Commlwioner* snd was told that

newspapers, the first of which was 1 be must operate bis busses on the from the Baltimore News, which p«- scheduled time set by tbe Comraltper will send Mia* Amelia Doetsch. sloners. and must carry publlr liabllto be known as “Mias Baltin ore Ity Insurance. It waa stated th*i he Newa." j operated hi* biumre only when there

The girls will be lavishly enter- were crowd*, and abandoned hi*

tained by the Chamber of Commerce, schedule when the •'pickings” were the day's program Including bathing lean. Two bua lines operate to tbe and beach sport,, sailing, a theatre Inlet, tbe other being the line of M party, dinner at tbe new Flander s A Luongo Company, the schedule of Hotel and radio broadcasting. which Is posted at both terminal* of

The Cape May County Time* wCl'tbls line,

he represented by Mis* Berth* Morn-1 —— ■'» .u «in M dMiMtu u| beat wife, how m jail

"Mis* Cape Msy County Tines.''

CHATTIH LOSES LICERSE | Police Magistrate Prank H. Ware. pgnr-TVJMi DRIVIMO CHARGED « h « c “7 Pt>,lc * C®" 1 * rentenced aw.fci.UB uM*w*a/ iW|UtaJn ghaw pf tblll c , tr Justice Francis II. Ware, of Oc«an ! to three months In the county Jail. City, revoked the lliena* of Thorns*'after being found guilty of assault t, Chattln, of Weet Avenue. Ocean snd battery on hD wife. He waa ity, last Monday morning. He w*sltak»n to Cape Msy Court House sevclarged with reckless driving. Jus-|#r*l day* «go by Chief of Police tl-e Ware also placed him under 9900 Howard T. Johnson and Policeman '.all for good behavior. “*■

TWO RESORTS EHFORCE BATiUHG SUIT RULE

Wildwood has followed In Ocean City's footsteps when the City Commissioners of that resort Introduced an ordinance forbldd'ng bathers from promenading through tbe city and on the Boardwalk unless covering of some kind is worn over their bathing ■ulta. The police of that city have been busy for weeks keeping bathers from strolling on the Boardwalk. Chief ot Police Howard T. Johnson, of the Ocean City Police Department, when Interviewed recently stated the city ordinances barring bathers from walking on the "Wooden Way" in their costumes as well as the law forbidding the riding of vehicles along the Boardwalk were rigidly being enforced and would rontinue to be regordltes of the publlr opinion.

What tbe traveling mm drelre 1s a arubhei that will lake the bumps of the small-town hotel mattreM.

UBE ADA B1UCA CONCRETE BLOCK for a permanent building.— adv. 17tf.

IP YOU WANT LUMBER OR anything In builders supplies cal Champion. 10th street and West eve nne, Ocean City. N. J.. phone 4S0. "Look for tbe sign."—advertisement.

4tf.

Harry Goldsmith YOUR TAILOR How located at 18 Italia Street. Sea hie City Cleaairg Presung Repairing Baits Made to Order