May County H THE CAPE HAT COTOTY TiMIS HAS A UBGIB CIECJLAII01I THAF 4HT OTHEE HEWSPAIEE IH CAPE HAT COBHTY

VOUJHS

OCJAlf CITT OmcH M BCklk StTMt

SEA ISLE CITY, CAPE KAY COUFIY, IT. J. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1923

HUMBER SEVEN

Not Guilty is General Plea

Many Eater Thu, Found by tb*

Jury,

Other Gw* Topia

With mt enwUOO *U »««m» l»dieted by the December Grand Jury

House. The loue^ Hreithwaiw. of C fined for eerrylac The folio win* “

i aty. who v

of Ooju* Houee. charged with breeWn* aad eaterin* He home of iomph NatUnyer, a Cape

May butcher. ^ .

A J. Lennox, a rm\ e-tate man. of Wildwood. char*»A wtth Jarceny ae bailee. L«no»- wm rc^aUy fined, $"00 by the State Real Relate Com-

mission tor lrre«tllarltiee-

Henry C. Jfocre. of . Ocean City, wsu. charged with demrtlon ar-' nontU Janies CannooT of North Wildwood. «as also charged w«h desertion and non support. Cannon wa# apprehended by the Philadelphia police. UKoy King, of Wildwood, waa

Charged with arnanlt

1-Tank Saphlope. of Wildwood, was Charged with afiaanlUng Joeeph EmjH.l, a Wildwood merchant, on Co-

lumbus Day.

Clarence Ireland, of Ocean City, was charged with nnU-wfvUy enterinc the hotel Of B. B. sooy. Another true 1.111 waa returned against him charging him with the same offense against the dwelling Of J. Horace

Miller, of Ocean City.

Arthur Hall, of Lower Township.

ETS OUR MOVING DAY This la our moving da/T

This Issue of the TIMES Is the last one to be published In the old TIMES' building, and as soon as It Is off the press on Friday, work will begin In moving the printing machinery and type to the new -building, opposite the City Hall. On Wednesday the new press, a modern two-revolution high-speed Whitlock, arrived, and mechanics Immediately went to work on Us erection. Two weeks ago the new Intertype type-casting machine arrived. and this is now erected and In operation, so that the >)ld machine (which set the type for this issue) Is ready for dismantling as soon as its work Is done today. -The new office equipment and composing room supplies are now on their way. and It la hoped that by next Wednesday the plant will be functioning as smoothlly In the new location as It was In the old.

BRIEF REVIEW OF YEAR’S NEWS

Year Close* With But Few Crimes Unsolved. Two Murder Cases Tried

Many Auto Accidents

A perusal of the past year's newt show that an astonishing number of offenders were brougHt to justice. It is quite qvldent that the harmony that exists between the Sheriff, Prosecutor and local officials, with the assistance of the State Police. Is responsible for the great number of lawbreakers that have been apprehended. The State Police won much praise from the County officials dur-

ing the past year.

One crime that yet remains unsolved is who the driver of the auto

TWO RUM PEDDLERS 18 that •‘Uled Mrs. Agnes Gandy on the night of September 1st. near

Get Ninety Days in Jail and Fifty • s,ra,hmere - The drlv er fled. Several

JUSTICE WARE SENTENCES

June June 4th—Bay Short residents want road open. Closed for a year by bridge builder. June 7th—Commissioner Fred P. Canfield married to Misa Rose McKinney at Falrmount, Va. Mrs. Annie Ankele dropped dead In her Sea Isle home. Aaron Smith, of Court Hoose dies after Shrlner parade in Washington. June 16th—Frank Deeney, Ocean City, terribly injufed when car collides with stalled truck on Thorofare bridge at Corson's Inlet. Rosenberg, bootlegger, caught at Cape May. June 19th—Rolls Garretaon. Ocean City official, died after operation. June 24th—Ocean City candy mer--chants start Sunday closing war.

arrests were made, but the culprit

Dolb&sFiue has pot yet been apprehended. The Prosecutor Is still working on the

Charged with illegally possessing ^ TVo murder trials featured the and selling liquor. Samuel Redding. ter !?,.®J t CoUrt ' Th l num ^ er colored, rooming in a house at Se?- au ° a “‘ d « * greater

enth Street and Haven Avenue. Ocean llian tlie orece<lln S y®ar.

City, was fined *50. Wednesday, and Following are some of the headremanded to the County Jail for 90 1*“®® that have appeared In the

days by Police Justice Ware, In City TIMES during the past year. Hall Police Court. January William Shaw, another negro, who J

waa charged with the unlawful pot- January Irt—Small Board of Freeseeslon of liquor, and who Is said holders inaugurated. Champion electto have been in the Police Court on ed Director. Charles Foster and Rob-

other occasions, was also sentenced ert 1. Kay take seats,

to 90 days in the County J”!!. January 6tb—C. E. Moullete. Sea John Starks, also colored, charged Isis brakr-man. loses arm and leg In with asaault and battery by Sha». railroad accident. Edward Sutton pleaded not guilty. Surks testified heads Ocean City Chamber of ComArinnr , vs - n _ Redding had a room in his home, but merce.

who was arree’ted by Trooper Jeoch.'be did not know the latter had red j anu ,ry 16th—John R. Groves. ... . ,. & I. win* nr wan aftftllln* It He tl-alined . ...... . . .. j i _ i

x I Adams, of xle«. of Cap* I

. barged with aaeeult upon Annie Pearl 1-okey. Both *it> colored. Helen Moore, of Wildwood, was indicted for larceny. She la charged wiih stealing a bathing suit. Oscar Adama. Helen Moore and Harry MeCade, all of Wildwood, are

charged with larceny. Another charge ol pressed against Oec Wildwood. OrlHa Wall

May. is cl

battery.

Will Be Tried by XT 8. Cowt on Rootkcciaf Ctezfe G w is Brelthwnlte, colored. Ocean CHy. entered a plea of guilty before Judge Eldredge at Court House last

T u. .-day.

He was charged with carrying concealed weapons. Brelthwal'e was puked np several weeks ago on a 1 "'legging chary*. His counsel, ■-awy.r Su inghatnmer. was unsucctrclul In his efforts to have the Ocean City officials drop this charge when Briefbwalts agreed to have bis h.«.ilegging charge tried by the Fedei..i authorities. Judge Eldredgt fined him *100 and ib- i-i.«te of the prosecution.

July

July 1st—New auto lense ruling

effective.

July 4th—Miss Violet Miller and

WXLC0KZ TO THE HEW YEAR Many Apply

For Position

And we want it to be a wholehearted. whole-community welcome in which even" man, woman and child in Cape May County will Join with a wllL With the dawning of the New Year the TIMES thanks Its readers and advertisers, and the patrons Of its commercial printing department, for the buslnesa with which they have favored us, and we sincerely hope that the service that we have rendered you has proved us worthy of your continued

patronage.

Beet wishes to you all. we are.

sincerely,

THE PUBLISHERS.

Sea Isle. City Commissioners Receive Forty-nine Applications for City Manager I jsition

PEP AND RICE CLUB RESUMES ACTIVITIES Employees of T. S. Goslin Lumber Co. Revive Cluj) Meetings

The final meeting of the Pep and Kick Club for 1923 was called by President John T. Gilman on Tuesday evening. Decmber 18th. There was , practically 100 per cent, attendance

George H Cornish, of Philadelphia ^ lhe 2 2 employees of the Company killed by lightning while fishing si, gy a unanimous vote it was decldTownsend's Inlet. *2.000 fire raxes ^ to con iinue the club meetings cn Wildwood. Samuel Orovens. of Pleas-, the 2n(1 and 4th vednesdays of each

antville. killed when car turns wrer| ln 1904

between Someni Point and Ocean City. - John T oilman, manager of the Two killed at Petersburg crossing. | Goslin Lumber Company's Lucas

July 14th—Raid Red Onion, notor- Paint and Builders' Hardware De-j lector, Edward B. Arnett, requested ions Inn. Apartment was re-elected president, that the salary of this office be InJuly 18th—Walter Drake, Ocea' and Esther Thomr- MaUey and Stan-1 creased from *600 to *1.200 annually View lad, killed by auto. i ley Mitchell will continue In their j and that the City keep the fees that

resn^rtlve nffires nf RprretArv and; this of hr- rereivpM I. i vpnr thl*

Four Local Applicants

The Fja Isle City Commissioners received lorty-nine applications for the position of City Manager. Many of the applicants answered an advertisement inserted in one of the trade

journals.

The applications were read at an adjourned meeting of the Commissioners in the City Hall last night. Engineers from every section of the County, with experience that embraced building projects In the Phu ipplnes to laying tubes under the Hudson, applied lor the position. Four local men. namely. A. LeKoy Muller, J. P. Delaney. Ed. Dever and Theodore DeBow applied for the position. The salary requested by the^e applicants range from *1,800 to

*7.500.

Almost two hours were consumed reading the lengthy letters. Commissioner Love moved «hat the applications be received and referred to the Commission as a whole tor further

consideration.

The City Treasurer and Tax Col-

wine or was selHn* it. He testified forl)M . r freeholder, died in Ocean that he did not touch Shaw, but de- C ny Commuters Irora Association. W.“d«ld^ .b.l there ^

U.'.r.fttvet .... te.™

charge. He imposed a fine of *16.50 January 31st—Ocean City Title fc

■hich Starks paid.

Fair "Grounds races. Jack Neville drowns In Townsend's Inlet.

August

August 2nd—President Harding

died at San Francisco.

August 4th—Five killed at Burleigh crossing Crooks work short change game on County merchants. August 8th—Ocean City .Baby Pa-

In fees. Attenimportant part of the Pep and Klckltion was called that since Arnett was Club, for each member deposits one City Treasurer the tax collections dollar with the treasurer every have Increased 250 per cent, month, which dollar. In turn. Isj The Commissioners raised the salmatched by the Company. Just be-'ary for labor In the City from 40 to fore Christmas the money Is dls-'SO cents per hour. This measure Is trlbuted to the club members and It retroactive that it Includes labor on

Trust Co. buy silo for new building for *103.000. Millard M. Howell, Dias Creek athlete, died of appendl- ' cltls in Millville Hospital. Lloyd

THTTVIFT VOR WFYT YEAR Wilson, Ocean City, given 7 years for BUDGET FOR HEAT XEto* robb , ng pharmacy. Maurice

Total to Be Raised by

810,000 Less

Taxation February

February 6th—Freeholder* endorse , Beesley's Point Bridge. Mystery sur-

At an adjourned meeting of the roundg death of William Gifford, of

Board of Chosen ^ eeholders. held woodbin

on Thursday at Court House, the Fcbnlar} . ?th—Israel Gifford conBudget for 1924 was passed on first fea8cg niurder of wn at Woodbine. Yb.S “■ rebru.ry nth-Pourlb.. n.m ru». Tb. toi.1 ol Ibe atnonnt to b, OftbM .1 Cor*>n'. Inlel. raised by taxation Is about *10.000 February 12th—Robert Poindexter under last year, despite the fact that colored. Wildwood policeman, acquitan old paving bill of *17.605.27 dueled of assault charge. Adam Owens, the State Highway since 1921 for chauffeur, ot th«* Irwin September work done for the County. Is included. Morn parties at Stone Harbor. Jailed. The reduction In the Budget, to- February 17th Mayor James Mcgether wltii lhe increased real estate Unden. of North WII vood. died In

makes them a very welcome Christ-

mas fund.

The Goslin Company started this

, ft plan In connection with the club, be-

August 10th—William Sinclair and Having that it would help Inculcate John Morley. of Camden, drown near t he habit of thrift and saving, at the Townsend's Inlet. same time being of real benefit to

August 15th—Miss Grace Taylor ev ery employee,

crowned Miss Ot an City. The Club members were delighted August 19th—Euenberg low bidder w ith the few remarks frpm-a visiting n Shore Road contract. lumber salesman. John Cornwell. Mr. August 23—Granville Steelman, an Cornwell, who hails from North CaroOcean CHy merchant, died at Salt | lnaj a - tar heel" and a regular, fel*ke City. low. inspired everyone present with August 24th—Harry Madara. Olivia talk on the co-operation and Ocean City, killed by auto at Eighth good reeling that was evident beStraet and Asbury Avenue. Driver i tween employers and the employees, exonerated. ) T. S. Goslin. president and general August 26—Several bather*. *®ant-, manaKer of the Company, at the reily dressed, arretted at Sea Ule City. qUPSt 0 f president Gilman, spoke oAav. u ftft i ft lPul. v I*:, rade . . ft. — 1.. _ n ft »\ nil.— .ft. „ r. < i „ r, c f ,1

the bulkheads from December lut. A letter from the State Utility Commission was read stating that the Atlantic City to Cape May Bus Line, operated by Franklin G. Greenfltld. had changed ownership and the Shore Service Inc. Auto Bus Line would operate Instead. The schedu e -

and fares remain the same.

- A meeting will be held on Monday night to complete the budget for next year. Next year's budgt • will probably provide for better life saving

facilities and protection.

Churches Hold Christmas Services

Special Christmas services were held at the First Methodist Church.

r tnimi'u. -• —- —- - |-j. ••coftftftcuft -• -— Sunday. Dr. John B. Handley, the August 30th—Sea Isle Baby Parade ,1,3 va i ue 0 f the dub meetings to the | pngtor. had as his subject In the a success. , . members and urged every employer ni0 rning. "The Glory of Christmas." August 31st—Fisherman Is killed tr , ^ on hlg t0 «, during 1924. While while In the evening he gave an exwhen he steps In path of auto on speaking he announced that nil thejreljent talk upon "The Poetry of

Corson'* Inlet Bridge. Driver exon- i, fe insurance policies presented In! Christmas."

crated. Short change crooks picked ' 192 3 wou id be renewed for 1924. this: Besides these services Professor up by Wildwood police. giving every employee a feeling of > Harry H. Lake had m ranged ;. special

‘security. He also presented ®nch ientertainment^ for the congregation, .member with a very welcome Christ-1The choir rendered two anthems In

" the morning entitled: "And There

0.„n City DomeSi. AM. eft™. J™"-

Other business of the Board on of Commerce refuses to act on Five) i Thursday was largely routine, to Man Freeholder Bill. William Jones,

wind up the years' business. The (yean City, truck driver

Long Search

Mary tyaddy. ellas Mary Boedy and Mary Goody, was app r abended by the

i y Goody, wm appr^end* by tne | ueja mM>linK v>m ^ on Wednesday, railroad ending iladelphla pollM. I January 2nd. at noon, for re-organ- tendent of School* 11

September

September l*t—Mr*. Agnes Gandy. :ma8 girt that made a nice addition of Sea l*le City, killed by auto, driver ,be fund received from the flub fj eeg ' • treasury. John T. Kelly, the star Septen. <t 8th—County Fair prove*.salesman of John Lucas & Co., paint big attraction. Frederick B. Neal, of i jmd varnish products, and the one Rio Grande, killed by auto on Shore f n r whom KELLY WHITE Is named. Road Coroner's Jury frees driver. enlivened the meeting with a talk on September 13th—American Legion ,i, e value of employee co-operation In . Convention opens at Wildwood. Start ibe sales of Lucas paints and var-

Ktiien nt nn shore Road. Eight n | g bee.

Kelly brought out the

'XX&rSSEi

County Superin- I* of , 0 ^ con*Uucled. ! fact that 1924 Is the beginning of the Bninyate addresses September 24th—Quietest primary Lurus Company's 75th year in the >* ,rce - election in years. Foster beats Mint-. manufacture of paints and that there

j. I mtemyer. Thomna E. l.udlam ond | 8 a Lucas product "purposely made Special Christmas music

. . ,ftr-ft i .. . Edward Poet. Democratic nominees, j for every purpose.” dereti by a choir of fifteen voices - inhs srarcb by the eulboritles. I — . « y:.,..March 2nd George R. Orels, of. gpnjpmber 2Sth- Commissioner So- a very nttrrctlve lunch was served ihe morning and evening service* of «'n .uigust 31st M,0®0 worth of ^ fogg He*dl Ocean Ulty Alwams ( . (lUr , House, suggested for Pro*ecu- k e stricken with appendicitis. 1 by the entertainment committee «* „,<> First Presbyterian Church. SunJ's.lry mostly dUmoo4*.wa» stolen, ^ Kandolph Kogg. the popular , or . I ruahed to hospital. .the close of the meeting and both 1ny . As a .-pedal feature Miss Louisa I'Mu the ap*rtm«U of Mr*. Maggie n of ocean City, was March 6th—County Tax rale is, sentemher 27th—County Chambci employers and employees left the Pep r CorBOI1 KaNe a pnoo^d. "Gesu Hut re" 7U Ocean Avenu*. Ocean ““ n.esident of the Ocean City slightly reduced. Fred Elllnger mur-| . Gommerce holds first meeting for nn d Kick Club meeting detemlned I fiomi^no." by Petrlo Y< time. Mary ^ a ddr, 1 ®* ]1# c)ub at , be ^nu,! election derod Mrs. Emma McKeown at Wild- 19*3.1924 season at Cepe May. | an d convinced that 19-4 should be a, was also sung by W. H. <

Were Shepherds," In which Mrs. Dorcey B. Anderson sung the soprano obligato. The second nnthem was "Peaceful Night." In whleh Russell

H. Nulty sung the obligato.

In the evening the entire choir rendered the well-known hymn "Holy Night. Silent Night." Dr. Charle* Vail gave a solo, while the choir rendered "Bethlehem." A large attend-

ance was present at the service*.

City. At lhe Berne< u »i v«« _ ,,, n a d'limutir. w otUci lit fb* Mjartment ] fjg* ^' beld 1 aVter"a"luncheon at wi^ n ‘she"rofused to elope

-.i|iprored. Bheriff Redding jj ot 3j Blscuyne last Wednesday b , nl . ^ afternoon. Mr. Fogg served as vice- March 16th—MUyon. Star and Dupreaident for two yean,. C Homer ran , agen^at_ WUdwoodjllsappeara.

"•I'uslilon papel^i 10 bring hor back

‘ ' Coua tT- ' 1

Criminal Court Opeai January 2? the crimJanuary involving about my people, will be heard. Anthony BuHocIl ot Wildwood * '■ win be triad next month on a | i - charge. Hr Is under #1000 ball. ■7* 'Hugbtor Mary, who to tinder *1 5oo ball, to bald as an a'-ceedory. Tbw Prowcutor refused to divulge •jn> fncu.tn the ear*. The f*th*r and daughter were inflicted by th* De''■mber Grand Inry. The Indictment '‘a i ^pounded until they ■*"

e under

Ocean City Teiefrapt The many frienda of Mnu Evelyn “bxxard. who formerly was employed We#: Jersey and Beashorc 1 >;b,,ad station. h*r*. will L* sorry , I, ; "“ of her dsatb. whtoh occurred “eek. at tbs Camdsn County 1 uloais HosnUal She wm buried ' Sunday in Camden. Mra. B1U»>i.i up to * year ego was telegraph ' i" ' "or at the Elshth Street Depot railroad. For some time she J ‘ "iider the treatment of Dr. W. P. ••in.*, of this city, before entering

To Hold

Frufesoor Elmer B. Unger has anr ‘ r ed that tha annual wdsatling ‘■'•xlng tournament for th# boy* ,l " local high arbool will com- ■ »oon after th* return to school ' ■'•rty boys turned out for th#

' lost >

* It 1

'■ male mosquito lives mors then

ahoemaker. locai lumber merchant '“March 22nd—Th# new Highway was elected vice-president. Russel commissioners visit County. 8*n«tor H Nulty secretary and treasurer of Edge addresses County Chamber of

SS!» i:

Prlc, .11(1 Wllilftift 'Z v P"-™ “"r‘

re-elected directors and R. W. Ld to approve Lrols for I rosec it

w^td was re-elected district trustee. B< ^,i*y’. Point Bridge project passes Btsrilng w. cole, son of former Legislator* Sutton newly »PP '^ nSlWHr Eugene C. Cole will In- Ocean City postmaster, given banquet,

appointed secretary. April

Foreer Sheriff Bob Miller Entertain* Kr ^ h o|di? d aSk? r0 WoodbinT‘^nu

r,.r^ , irK^;r n ;' ;■

fn 1922^1* the guest* of forme. Sher April «th- Llnwood Errictaon of

ff MllUr et his sttractlo# Hunting Brld «Hon. app«ln«e,i

Lodge more often spoken of a» Sleep) a d ln , er im term. Fred Elllnger.

,i!r s

HdpTiroifor 1934 were snalyted and hoown mere ham. dropped dead at discussed. ... . !° , 5irti M 24tb—Ocean City Booster

Trw ftt Court H.»« B-wurt^

A Community Chrlstma^Troef wa. u frP ,j b y Jury for killing son.

May

Mins Tlllle C'ronecker

electric

KnitM* The choir of the combined MUd

fh^urohJing carol* mrly CbrUtma*

morning.

n „ ,, ,...„ood Ihsuiiei Banquet at Bellevue-«lrotfotd. I'l.lladelollta. Mar k'l' Champion, toraon and Campbell elroi. d Orrsn «'"r ‘ «»"»»>••'

90 r»r .o».v 1 ; ft.;", 1 ™,.--" 'sF?

lift C, of A,I Slto* .DO W,m.» H Uorniii.

Frank u Mccray. George WenUiell S Le.»n.rd II Davis win in (ape

^ |j.y city • ommlsaloner fight. YOU WANT LUMBER OR 7 , |lh j.^-ph Holmrc.

1923-1924

October

October 1st—Building delay on 34th Street Bridge. Ocean CHy.

causes Freeholders' Ire.

October 8th—Last conviction In Rod On.c". Inn case. Inmates sen-

tenced to . efoT...' ry.

Octobe. .-tb—rfrs. Francis KobIck. mother of 12 children, sentenced six hours In jail for selling liquor. October 22nd—A violent storm sweeps Cape Msy County. Joseph Cttvolt. of LandlsvlUe. sent to reform-

atory for stealing sawmill.

October 30th—American Legion masquerade carnival attracts record crowd to Court House. George Kimble of Rio Grande, well-known athlete. killed by gss fumea from auto.

(Continued on Page 4) Fast Councillors Meet

The Cape May County Past Coun-

cillors' Association of the Junior O/der American Mechanic*, held an Interesting meeting in the lodge room of the local council, louts Council No.

126. at Ocean City last week. State Vlce-Councllloi Frank H.

.. linger gave an addreo* upon the

principles of the order.

Several member* from out of town councils also gave short talks which were enjoyed by the many members

present.

There were repr from Goshen,

towns

THOSE WHO JOINED THE XMAH

Club of lhe fiscurtty Trust Company. Cape Msy. last year, have "*•»»*« their checks for th# amount they paid In with ths accrued Inierast. This

talnly an eaay way to save

A duet

Collisson. Jr.. year Hill of promise and achievement I un d Herbert Smith. Professor Leslie | (or the T. S. Goslin Lumber Company, j c _ Hughes was at the organ. .

COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

MEETS AT COURT HOUSE

President

Also (or Girls Onlv

.kindly advise us and maybe

| dope up some sort of a formula to use

Tb. Cap. May Coaa.y IMIcal Aft »'■ bla. Al»"y tfttr January 1.1.

social Ian held their annual meeting |

In the Court House Building yester- I n Reply day afternoon. Colonel Charles M. A nj{ c „ y man «ith a Gandy was re-elected president of the . bu , , 10 , or | OU ,| y flirtatious association. Miss ^elen 8. Brindnn.' d nan ' p wrote to a supposed rival: representative of the Abbott s MUk ..,. 4# !o |d it, n i you have been Dairies, gave an Illustrated lecture ^ n kliwl|1({ my R |, |. come to my showing how this concern handles | offlcp ftI ,| on pyiday. I want to have

this product from the cow to the conturner. ... Ernest D Easton, secretary »>f Ne« Jersey Tubercular Society, advocated the establishment of a tubercular clinic In the County, where *11 Person* can be examine*! by n specialist from the Glen Gardner Tubercular Institution without rust. He also suggested a County nurse. The phy slclan* pres-nt endorsed the plan.

Autoist Crashes Into Store

An auto containing a number of

The rival answered.

... copy of your circular letter and will be present at the meet-

l "I've received .

A Find r sur prise.

Middle Township school nurse telling a health story to a fln.i ,«■ uoe class "Now what," she asked

colored riders crashed Into the from ln r(V | vw 0 j ,h* story, "was the name ol BushneU s store. Dennlsville. tear i (>( , br K1KMl fa , ry || IP | Wlu , flr<«sed sll Ing away the porch supports anil |n npn.T" y or a i U <,m<'iit :he class creating considerable dsmago. Jhei^^ aUpn , 0 iH,| e colored boy cm did not stop H demolished », „ na were.l hopr fully. "Ku KlUX." inching post. Tire aceldent hap-

p.-ned when lhe driver failed lo siaca-,

spent a.oiind the sharp corner at Dennlsville. Flyers were sent out to uurt HousS nnd Wildwood, but the

not apprehended.

Court t Jar was

aaytblof la bnlMay.’ aaPP''- .... Cbamplaa. 10,P B,r~, ..0 ,''""'“f. M . , : Av.au*. ocv.n Cly. N. J.. Pb""< *•» ba, ol

; was oervarmy « ---» -- , i‘ONTRA( , TORS MAIL U8 YOLR money for Christmas. Were you "•»* Hats for builders' aupplles- We c*n|Th# chon

I kib J<»epn rimiM—. ofthemt If not. you have the opp.Hv | W1V1 , yoll money Chamnion.

M’s, \etetiin. dle«1 ■* S***? i-ham "«* ,n " ,U y ** r ' Myera heads ( *>uniy Chain 1^^ l# noW form j n g *

immercs.

Stvle*

The girl of prel .stiMlr tin*.* Danced to the tom tom's din: Around the twilight flic she '.eoped. Allayed In her I>eor skin.

gtrl of modern times,

Champion. 10thI Amid the Ja**y din.

Mew'STreel' I,d U'rsl Avenue. Ocean Oty. 1 Leap* also. In the footlights glare. , ST "Loob for the sign." — Adv.-4tf. Arrayed in he, hare -kin