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(Continued from Page 1) nator Bright Introduced 3 trtght Smith, of Wildwood, who i tor the ferry profeet Hamboro-Mllinu roWL _ bt also called upoa Lather C. Ogden, of Oape May, for-eer yrmi tael of the Cage May Cour i.* Chamber of commerce; Walter Buaby. of At Untie City; Judge & H. Bdredga. of Clare May; Mayor Joseph O. CbampHa. of Ocean City, and Director of the Board of Freeboidere: Freeholder Robert J. Kay. of Wildwood, and-Oouaty BagV neer R. FeadaU Smith. A ty and aMy expreeeed

Ccuaty’e needs.

General Scott indicate! that the Hlgbwa* Commtmion had gtvea more considaraUon to the ferry project than any one had suspected. Be said that InrestIgatloae were now belag conducted ae to the taarfMUtr of the plan and that the Highway C-imali-eton fait that if they buUt the readr leadlng to the docks, and erected wharfs, that the actual operaitea of the ferry should be la the haada of a private concern, on e learn from the State. Be asked If there would be aay objection to tibia, and Senator ‘ led that the peoplr of the i more Interested in Beets* a operation than they ware

sally operated it.

General Scott also stated that the

lulaware must « . project, and tha

only appropriated I — work, and thk wm not nearly gh. Be eaid that a cot torenea had been arranged with the Highway Commission of Delaware to tty to airtve at a detnlte program, and a division of the cost of the tarry be-

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Frank E. Walters, a Wildwood builder, sued Mrs. Margaret Arkwright for the balance of the sum allegsd due him for toll ding her a hone in Wildwood. Mre. ArirwrlgbL claimed that she authorised Waiters to build her a home that wyuld not coat over $10,000. A plan of a house that coa". more than that to build was selected and Mrs Arkwright stated that by reducing the else of the Building that It could be erected for

$10,000.

Walters testified that extras and Improvements not la the original plan caused the price of the building to advance. Mr*. Arkwright stated on the stand she was willing to pry for the Improvements added, but they did hot cost near the difference of $0000 that the builder claimed. She stated that she paid the bills as they wtH rendered until the sum react proxlmaiely $10,000. when fused to pey any more. The case occupied all of Tuesday afternoen and Wednesday morning. Judge Dongm. in addressing the Jury, stated that if they believed that the builder, either through Inefficiency or neglect caused the Increased cost they should render e verdict tor the defendant, or if they beUevcd the bullaer knowingly misled Mrs. Arkartab* they •.hould render e verdict In her favor, hut M they were convinced that the bulldet done ell In hie power to render efficient eeniee. without any Intention at misinform v tloa. he was entitled to his toe. AfW the jury had beec out five hour* they returned stating they could not agree. Judge Dougm aald that they should return to the Jury room end attempt to reach some setAt mid sight they returned i ot "no cause (or action.'

gggW AMP WMABB nr OGEAX GUT Mr. and Mrs Boy E. DaiTy sad fUnify recently entertained Mr. sad Mre. Harry 8. Little, of Newport. Md.. at their Ocean City reataeoee.

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an operating organisation, therefore, that tf we hutld terminals that the actual opar of U* ferry should be glrea to

private eonoera."

Senator Bright Mtag that (ha FalUaade’a Park Commission, a New Jersey Commission, though not as ogera’iiv oody. operated a ferry at a profit between PalHeadea Park. M. J.. and New York City, aerom the Hud- ~ m lairar. This ha aald was a pand-

1 case.

The Commission Invited th

gatm from Cape May County to gat more data on a ferry which oreratad acrom the Delaware Bay sosne r-CU this data to tha

realtor, is ooatamplatlag the earn* Atructlon of two two-faintly apartThlrteenth Street sue. The plans at

to kaaf me**

_ . . err r» * electric ranges, .

laundry tuba.

Mr. amf Mrs. A. McLaagtlin hark ided their stay in South (feean City, having eloeed their rmldanee at 67th Street and Weet Avenue and returned to Philadelphia where they win arm* the winter. Daniel W. Gardiner, who is a realty 1 taytart ' I in the TlMland ... 'vaults of Ms Ford automobile tag with a trolley ear. The ai bile wav completely wracked Gar dinar wua severely injured, attar sane \1 werha ta tha haagU«l h» was able to recover and was recsotly dlscbargd from that InstituUoo. Hie many friends are glad to aae him

back oo the Job.

ago. and pro Commission.

»pra the table sack esa was to put b ktoOtamh sa* pad act a ptmn In » shape ot a twisted motto; than ■y won, an areand tha Mfim ef the

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Representing Cape May County at tha baarigg wen includad: ‘ *—e$or Bright; Assemblyman Rslpb T. htavaus; Ralph Golf, ot Ocean City.- Fraehotaera Ghamptoo. Kay .nd Foster ; aamuM A. Leaning, of Wildwood; B.

Judge Eldrafigc; Krauao of Slope

tlmm a day. weta ta modems tha otZ* a a ta, aaaaea am. 1 ba< a AB ta Ml laugh that ■

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M aataa a( to* omk bskted the f dM eat come sC. Jtata^tatot Mary; -A hitch ta I •■spenders, bat caused hi* rotative to ftad him that hewas wet ae see* Jam of atttehm a* he thoaght. upon whlah ha r-p<lef> ghat ha could depend (bet tailor who had advertised ^taata a AeBars aM a half a leg,

Live !a the Country- . Commute In*

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DEATHS

Off to Oalifonia

Mr. and Mr*. John Sayre left Court Hoam on Saturday of last weak for the Pacific eee_ , expecting to be a basal about tour months For many years Mr. fiayro has been e very ImPortart factor ta Court Houae bualoem clrclea. having base deputy couaty clerk for »en years and for tha past fifteen the most active member Of the Real Estate sad Starch <v„, sow merged with tha Cape May County Tula a ad Trust Oo. and hie does application to oaa'ot the moat

baalneaeue known to man. remarkable. The TIMES

Kras’

end Mrs- Sayre will have e delightful vacation, good health aad a aafe re-turn—-and especially it ta to be hoped they will not be »,ctinu of that unaccouc table lure which keeps so many of Cape May County's good people on the eraat after they hare made a visit there—our County needs them right

Thomas Beckwith, age 66 yean. _ business man of Wildwood. Med suddpely Thursday morning of laM week at hi* Mae on Spencer Avanur Mr. BeekwKB suffered a heart stroke last June and ha* beet. In a ailing condition aince the “ raemttlr been oa the road i however, and bla family pleased with his cheerful condition. A relapse put him back into bln sick-

4.

Mr. Beckwith came to. Wildwood, me time ego and opened up a tailoring establishment with bla son at “ -1 Pacific Avennaa. Be widow and two Thomas Arnold and Wilfred. Abraham lichow Abraham Lichow, age 77. died at lie borne ta Philadelphia on junta*. His son. Morris, constaois of Woodbine, stated that his father was suffering from acuta Indigestion. He-was sick for three Mr. Lichow and his family left Woodbine mvet years ago. Ha was of r *

roof Mat am ot but c^t of today.

'raYoll? »* ray hearfs secret

mmat Aitojhi. 1 knor. tt

b»v» rwroty mtatofl?

-my firm to roturo iha tag be paUmmsn this Christmas <o to ktaMbmf Never ojota will t. he r orpie street fonUtarc.—fTJ.t.

-|M» ptam was atae laid oa the tabia After he hMI-lead: -A stroCSag tog catenae a» honm." A amttmeat that ha was indited to tfctak a tittle

toe personal.

Loolm had the last plea and dedmwd; “Alik wall that soda awsU.-

--- — uno fllRt Whs ns taka, no, ns the temperntaJfijML thay fed to.—Christopher O.

A CHKiSTtaAfi THOUGHT

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Caton Chevrolet Company HQttT BEACH A KOTOOMOT WUDVOOD, I. J-

Laffiaa Bni laU Tint Oonoart Th* fimfiriran Legion Band of tha Morgan Ranch Pont of Ocean City, held tuvir first public ooaaart ta the Most* Pavilion oa tha boardwalk. Oeaaa City, un ear tha dlreetloc of thatr leader. J. Frank Merrick, of Atlantic City, last Thursday night. Thirty of th# thirty-three members wars premat. The leader wan vary wail pltessd with tha aathnslsam of tha nmitiini aad eompllaaatod them

Arm X. Kfie Idfl

Anna M., wife of Georg* MasNalL of Tuekahoe. paaasd away Wadnsaday. tha 6th. after a lingering SBnaa., Bern cm aad Interment wars bald an, Saturday at the Haad of the Biver Church aad Cemetery Deceased to survived -by her husband and two slaughter*, dnn* end Pansy. THE FOfTMAM SETS TUB PACK

mt Spring t f a bend la

rsj leader of tha fftaal Pier,

ia Atlantic City.

Band was organised fill n long toil want

ana City.

3HE KINDLY STAX

“— *be panei, ef which Mr

•as smklag his pleturcc, -a hriant star chat was

Ms sleep, a* he shat ad. ettMag hie ache, a bear RM aevetatagthe sweet wae eafelr lamt s» red a dream, lady tr sea 'Iks Me dressed m a rshh that td sparklsd Uke anew, as totaatagitm tha i heart, th* eteS that

ea. deUghtfeUp Aafi whea he t'iat hie dieam

hoOjmm tree I- .urtetopher a Vm Weetw* Mneyavw Oxhc.)

fiswa th* wfitoe a* i

moo ssssoo to a direct result of the greater participation of mm and wsmea in the spirit of Christ. For then , tkaam has n power over strength; then th* taught**, is th* cym of ttttto chlldron seems * bettor thing Own ear own good; and thau ths ttrsd routtae In the lives of thorn around as

sdBar ths dumb gift which mutely talta

$ la oar hasrta. la our hcumhilto. ta any UrtW world, there to Christmas

THB GENUINE gPlETT

MOTItaBr CHff.JTMAS

THB OFTIMi»T*fi VIEW

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