See Repeal Of Mathis Measure GcraMT Wwr OemUmt 1N4 islatu* Wffl Okaaft 9fm gfnHraH—!■ Sayi Pott* b Viodicated rf *-»» « «»«- *» *** AKMMMn Or. Orfc. Wrm* Govfwr—Trawtow I

■i la mtt. m4 pmwt ar ter M i m awtea tt tto »U.u, u4 1

I to So kU duty. I wfi) to • nuteto to Uom wka

Oarrtefc*! aay ■ n rtlwu “ i te aottty tto am Barrie* r of atealatetto Maw Jarwill probably raaatt •arrlat wtttoat pay 1 teaattec ad tha tx>ard, » !■ aototoM for tto toy follow«tor Day. 1 Katpar Joaaab B. Hoff and t of tto board of

wfll raaalt ta tto

ucii'.iton oi m« wtUktai ta ^ mactad tato law a laaalaa ooa Mtitira bUtote atatata ter rato aate

commaalUaa ta It, . wu a mattar that ooaoarmaa oaiy people of Atlas tic eoaaty. If thay wasted to waste their moaay that way [ wai their rlyht to to It. The corersor, howaaar. waa atereited Id what ht lu baarinc os tha Manila "opos ipedficaUosa" law. Wtoa tto gwroror retoed this bUl Isat wtatsr ha oloted oot that It wo«M sat prarast clofpd ipeclflcatloa* aa4 fteirad apacCcaily to the poatthOMaa of adopt- : asphalt block sa s ■ethod of srs4the law. withlD a few months aftar thi paaai of this law orwr hla rato hla opla■s to the dafacta la tha law had clearly corroborated. It Is aot pen ipociflcation* law. bat ona permits doaad apecificatlona. The goreraor aald that to had no that the demonstration would to aade to quickly and thooskt that boie lotereated la these patent parewould Me low for awhile. They

a board that will permit It, since iere Is nothin* la the law to prerent sort of thin*. Of course where ■ aid Is desired no such thin* can accomplished. Gorernor Sllaer foals sure that mtora of t o lactalUure who lly thought the h athU bin ml*ht ipllsh a conrlnoed that It In any effort he ie eomln* aeoaloa a law that will tly be an

Health Head »ralaee Potts Ireetor Jacob C. Price of tha state »ent of health forwarded to -ernor Sllaer a transcript •>< tha tony taken at the receat heerie* >n the char*es lod*ed with the *orr agalnat Mayor Clyde Potts of Ittovn sad ecrpressed the the testimony completely 1 Mr. Potts. Tto chargee were ■ exalnst Mr. Potta as a member the health board with respect to proposed sews*# disposal plant ibis 'tty. plana tor which were iwtly rejected by the state board, t s letter aceompanyla* the r*l Price referred particularly to the *<Uon sad disavowal made at tto In* by H. Jerome Hirst, vice pree- “ of tto Direct Oxidation Disposal •oration of Philadelphia. Mr. t was the aatbor of the charges, * »er% referred by the governor *« State Board of Health for each Is! Inrsetlsattoa or action •** tt sed proper. The board la tarn rie** Dr. Pries to contact as U»I effort waa aiada to ahow that Hlret b»* intended to InalnoaU Mr. Poi,e tod £_~iaaded stock lr •nipanj In return for his influwith the board to ri. Mr. £ before »nc« was I «hat an effort by Mr. Potta aovI years ago to eeeare stock Indl1 that at that Urn a Mr. Pott* fa1 the oompany'a methods. While 1 them when the contract ' before tto board. Mr. Hirst

1 Service Board i frees a moetta* t July M. at which tt was t Mr. Derrick toomwtin* waa

the appotatmeat of Mr. Denrlok at a salary of UJM a year. Pint maintenance of «14N. Tto reo-

of the Civil Service • Malby the extract from the meettac of tto Joint boards wove received. la the atoeaoe of aay Mr. Derrick

The usi been to determine If tto salary of IT,SM and IU«0 for .aalntenane* waa aatlefectory. whether tto money waa available and whei . It would come from, together with some agreement aa to when a civil service teat for tto position can to arranged. As the situation now stands, H la

With no meeting of tto OvU Serece Board scheduled until early la ir. the question of approving

three of the Ive member*. Is ly summoned for the t»r?oee. The aim oervioe eosnmlesto qulred of Secretary Meoaick what duties Mr. Derrick would take over at the prison. The eecretary said to understood that to world take tto plaee of Charles Clayton, an employee of Use department of Institutlcnt sad agendas in the prison, who has been in charge of the manufacture at prod-

ucts by Inmate labor.

At the state bouse Mr. Haddock of

Isa Marjorie Hal pern loft tor adalphla whore ato Intends to , tor a tew weeks with relatives. •Sstifc.'tisfias: " Saturday to viMt friends.

Kra. P. A. Lapldoa entertained lea Lena tagldui at tor honte la Allan tie City on Saturday. Mitflia Centre, of Philadelphia, waa down to see hla pa rente over tto -wk-end. Israel Reiner, of Millville, wm a week-end visitor tore. Mias PauMaa Feldman, of Now York City, la risUlag her parents for aa ladeflalte atay. Mias Evelyn Kovaky. of Philadelphia. te spending a few days with relatives. Mbs Anna Fine, of Philadelphia, la spending a few days with her parents.

i with relatives and friends. Has Clara Rablaowiu spent tto k-cad In Atlantic City, he Fire Department held their drill on Thu reday evcs.Ii**. ued out to tto alarm. Peector motored from tto City on Thursday evening to visit relatives. Lew Levinson, of New York City, spent the week-end here. Louis Goldberg, of Bethlehem. Pa., waa a recent visitor here for a tow F. A. Lapldus motored from Atlantic City on Friday to visit relatives for a few days. Abe Eteenberg. who Is spending Me vacation In Woodbine, expects hla special built Bulck roadster in a few days. In which he plana to tour to tto Pacific coast In tha next few

r to. im

relatives at Wlld-

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hotllagsead have been entertaining company from Bp ring City the past week. Joseph Camp, Alfred Crease aad Thomas Leper attended * Fair meeting at Court House one night last

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loper and Mrs. Thomas Loper apent Friday at Wildwood. Fishermen from Norburyh Landing are weU pleased with their catches of ISO to S00 to a boat. Mr. aad Mrs. Lsauan Rtehmon were entertaining comprny from Dividing Creek over the > eeh end. Mr. and Mrs. Worth. Jr., of Miami, are hers with his parents for an Indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs Henry Loper are entertaining company from Baltimore.

•Tvs got that dope dowa Put," •aid Mrs. Murphy, at ato if' i down the bottle of castor olL Getting old la Just a alow bualaaaa of reaching the point where a girl glvsa you a pals.

ople are gambling In marks, but many people tore match

Roeenfeld entertained

evening. Henry'C. Lapidua. Louis Ooldlnger aad David Saperatein motored to Atlantic City on Friday. MV. and Mrs. J. L. Kate motored „ Egg Harbor City on Monday to spend the evening with relative*. Mtea Sophie Tucker and slater Dora, of Philadelphia, are visiting friends for two weeks. Mrs. R. B. Goldman spent two days in Philadelphia where she attended the wedding of her brother. Dr. L. Lush motored from New York'City on Tuesday to spend three weeks with her slater. Mrs. D. Abram-

owl tx.

Mlae Sara Brealow la now at the Keystone Telephone succeeding Mtea Zelda Abrams. Leo M. Danerhlrsch took a business trip to Philadelphia on Monday. William Lipman and children, Harold and Mickey, of Egg Harbor City, motored over Wednesday to visit relatives. He left the two childrei o atay for two weeks with their grandmother. Mrs. R. Kenln. Miss Zelda RablnowlU and Mias Bertha Bloch visited Miss Fannie Rittenburg at her home in Egg Harbor

Mbdrow. of

SSTE;

report of the committee which recently probed the Institution contemplate*

I Calls meeting upon the | by the invi * e following t February when I denied the le against me by H. Jso Governor 81*»sr I stated J *aa only aa effort to blackJsnd blackmail the department 'th where the members would t the Trenton plans. In view * retraction to the governor. I think It will be apparent to t I properly characterised s made at that time. Whan v Ms charge we ioet aa opof u posing tto sinister B employed by him. I aa I am a member of th# it of health, or eo long

v —iding two weeks with

family.

Goldlnger and Mias Abrams to May* Landing on Friday

pend the day. :the! Comet* returned to her home Philadelphia on Friday, after iding three weeks with her parMr. and Mr*. Leo Danerhlrsch and family motored to Atlantic City on Saturday to atay for the evening. Samuel Wertel. of Philadelphia.

mm • week-end visitor here.

Mrs. Shutxberger. Mr. and Mr*. • ' r Harry Goldlnger and Miss

' to Atlantic City

the day.

held their

Mrs. Lewis S.

of tto executive committee of th« State Board of Control of Institutions

I at the conclusion of an Inspeca of the Institution praised the rk of the outgoing superintendent. Mr. Derrick hac lifted James burg

(admitted 0 to**fto* organlxatlon; they are. Simon Burke Alexenberg and

I Harry Alexenberg.

I jgis. 8'lverman and daughter, Eva Leavay, of Bayonne. N. J.. are spending » week with relatives. Mr. and i GcJdman and family motored to Atlantic City on Monday of this

i *eek to spend the day.

The Oreensteln ftenlly motored to Atlantic City to visit their son Max I ““i^eSsI Oreenbur*. nee ' lot Philadelphia, spent three days vta-

(itteg reUtivte and friend*.

Mia* Ray Zuckerman, of PhlUdri phis, spool four day* at Mrs. Oood-

i"*MlUte Bhnanjgul of

'is staying at Cohen s home for an

indefinite period.

Al Levi neon left for PhlUdeipnia os Monday afternoon after spending S.TkSSr-o.1*-- U W1W

Fire I ill xms Direct Factory SLimnent Bavo *amej Wm. H. MacFarland 1501 V’alnut Street PH’LADKL’HIA PiisoulB .-charfiac—Alllieoorta

Let Us Do Your Machine Re pair Work WE HAYS THE BQUIPHE1T AID KEH TO HAXDLE AST CLASS OF HACHDTE WOML

UMAI.T. REPAIRS HADE WHILE TOO WAIT

Woodbinf Machine Works

When tto pnople refuss to to uplifted tto uplift era start another driv* for funds to eentinu* tto work. Man epeada half hla Ilfs cussing the old fogies and th* other half worrying about tto rising generation.

RALPH SUTTON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Floor Scraping 14th end Bey Am. -:- OCEAN CITY

Dancing Every Evening Music by a Well Known Philadelphia Orchestra Real Italian Spaghetti Dinners DEPOT HOTEL and CAFE OppoMte P. R. R. Depot Joe Rey, Manager ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK Sea Isle City, N. J.

REGISTRATION DOCmCEHTDIG RATTfi

MARINER’S EXCHANGE

135 South Fifth Street PHILADELPHIA, FA TeL Lombard 8485

765 Aabury Avenue OCEAH CITY, H. J. TeL Ocean City 330

Performance Superiority! now officially attested B Y a spectacular exhibition on the test road up Mt. > Diablo, the new Chandler has now established officially and permanently the performance superiority of the

Pikes Peak Motor

Ic eon eluding. Mrs. Tbompnoa declared that only the ablast man te ^a country "will bn able to Into np Mr. Derrick'! work at Jnmsabnrg. whnr# to Isnva* It to become director nf ad mintetrsUo* and tednatry at tto Nsw Jersey state prison." Circuit tesml# Beard# of the supreme on morals and ethics in th# his circuit te Investigate th* eharmct*rt of eradldnu# for admittance to the r .*etioe of law la Naw Jersey. They' Include: Burlington county—Forme' Judge William a Llppeneott. Moore#town; . Bordeutown;

MlM Claire mmm - -m ■■ trip to Philadelphia on Monday of ^L RablnowlU motord to WUdwxwd on Monday to nee friend*

- -» Ksnry . Kryport. and James D. i. Asbary Park. oooaty — Judge Hoary E. __ Prosecute. Wilfred H. Jr , aad Major Lena Berry.

C01CRETE TILE for PARTITI018 A STUCCO BCTJUJTQ In stock, well MaaoMd log imnediate delivery Phene He. SM Ada Silica Co. Faetoiy, lid St tbm 6 ft TGLLYILLX, >. X.

Towering peak of die Califomi* coast ranges. Ml Diablo is scaled by a road so tortuously steep that no stock car is ever ex; ected to reach its summit in high gear* On its difficulties of grade are based two of the most coveted automobile trophies of the Pacific Coast: the Oakland Tribune Trophy which is offered to the motor far reaching die liighest point in high gear; and the Alexander Challenge Cup for sixes exclusively. Now—for the first time since they were offered—a six cylinder

THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY

car is in possession of both cupel For a stock Chandler, with standard gear ratio, racendy captured not only die Alexander Cup with consummate ease; but in a magnificent sweep of smooth, unlabored power passed the highest point previously reached by any motor car in high gear! No other six in the Chandler date offers an equally Lnpressive combination of masterly performance, beauty, comfort, economy and long life. Drive it yourself—

and see.

CLEVELAN D

T AMTIIB AVEHCE

MAZURIE’S GARAGE CLAKEXCES. XAZUXIE

Bell Phous 43

OTA ISLE CITY