Woodnfne or Age

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R. L. Sabonlek. H«

prohtbUloo UW.Wd , 1.,. .quirely OP to • - • icip*l!ty of tfce Oi kt!« t M «o »n ■ JV I'S’er follow: ■ n,,, u * nyrt W.i^y SrSSi

kEfth »no broad til of OW ud that tfce laxity Of I

with t*"

of the law la lar_ for tbit eondlUoo. Utlon of lb* Ui— la the various yoratlobB of Cal on beet b*

executive of

pennon actin* lice de | * pilice ritt loct* certain that ft cover acd climlaata aay > bow violatloB of law tt taamww ed to do so. The Praaaeotar «f Vl«t li «>- thorlted to hire

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bwitancy, , J* eucfc help aaTfcaa I ^ *tt inte-ri«w —**■ - ■WretentatlT* oe ' * Campbell , r > r| , ft for ,*0 Barov tl* oMcwrvr tc cmu ^tM.'ere the adfhlnal iK'jfLtSfy uv, ^ Proaecctor -mrailil lc 'Butlertaa" Oapc l tel **««Sa «

* pleated the -Id nfTirmjT i'^County to

^witractoi

Mu*t Hmiy Work

iar ^Ult Of a , '»“• Ocean dtr ■■X’KSgsSi'SS

*?pouit«4 On- any Oak ft 1 an o «t — «a*

Qf tto AjprU Crew « WbteJl L ?5a *, °*ly im th* April ' ampboO aald that ha U ajpatnt-

nodar tha

lattlaatiMe. The aal

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Tax Tta Ot _ _ tuatiee of the Peace, -rota tor Shusual Ooidberg; Joaerph Sabaorleh. electad. - - .raterio tara of Appeal, ecta tor thtw P. Horetutele, elected; Ira Swste. elected; R. Reiner; “ MHebaJl. eiectad. Sutton Wins Suit i~rj »t,JSt.ta « Inn. Aimaa

Onwinr Wai M!*t - WiWwood, Tburwky

T*s* MartA Maftas of th , , ?i r ££"es Audi tori ua. Wildwood, oa Ttanday.

April inn. at fdcfcv o'clock.

The Wildwood Boat d of Trad*, which win be boat to th* County Chamber, bee airaasod a particularly aatarUlata* program, t. follow the ' 'aeac Taerflng. this laclwdfng a lari by the Wildwood String • and a tael of mortar pictures An out-of-town weaker of note baa

The Community dob of the Cape May County Chamber of neamaaree. The meoriEg wae heir* *~ be home of Mra Robert Miller. Recent Death* Jeka TPaiter loha P. Parker. 71, of Cardinal

day at hie home. Mr. Parker la rieafi by one daugfetei. Mr. Parker

Comma Barnett. ..lldwood reeldent died last Friday at ya-bome. the Con tar House, on W. Rio Grand* Areane. Mr. Barnett has been a rerident of Wildwood for 'out thirty-are yeara For many years be owned lb* Center Hocae. He is mr rirad by Mia. Oakford M. Cobb.

M a sister-la-law of of 8aa Isle City, and aa aunt of Mra. Irrlng IFtch and Mrn. me Fowkaa _ . , TUM# Croneeker. of Raa Is.* Ctty. wae a riritor at the Petaroou home In CeHtomla tor ecsaral moatba and the news of hsr hM-

; ■ „ —. New Gust Ottd.k ^Driver Indicted Or*MaAMnMI Kate lint WtaalVixit reoantly appointed fndgae made tte tost o»c|aJ appearance at pmvt HBQM last Tneeday at the opexlag of the April tmrm^Ooart 8uQnmd Jury to eoadkue the lnrt*tl»atlou of the OoeaB Ctty efBclala Jua-

wnuMTsU the tost and third daterday memiagalB J>e Court How* a*. Caadeh. to hear any aattone by i, p^tm r S^’jB>ge Theodore W.

that their caem' be rbtorred to the Common Plsea Oou't. lodge Schl-npf refaesd to transfer the ease* uc ~ they could furnish v-ry good rsaae Start New Station Oeast Chtori Shrttow at Bea Ids and

Ocean Ctty te Be

The Coast Guard Station at Sooth Ooeaa Ctt/. and the upper Sea Isi* City etatiou are to be abandonee by 1 lt> gag %

CunpbeO Dirocts the Grand Ji

wai

Lather A. Campbell, recently appointed toiptsms Coart Jasriee. in his Initial nppiununs la the local Court fueaday la a vary forceful macImpreeaad the Omod Juror* with their dnttea He laid aparlsl otreas SedeUbersdoaeofthls^body. 7 OlcdIng to the lest Graad lory he stated that their rathe to regarding the secrecy of th* preweeding ws oeedlngly lax aad directed. If amt Grand Jury ef their predeeeaj the Oread Jury

he arid:

ad Jury, the Proasentor ad visas m* that there are

of •perial

the luvsetlgattoB of the conduct rt le with

•The Court tar by. The Court bee alee bound it mrsaairy to call upeu th* Attorney General ' “

> that may ba«e Mace u cna last Oread Jury leave that with the Attorney L I net think it is necessary

secret. What ■fcwia go kept _ and nothing sbculd direct you axeept 3 gag u

oath, you are not ttphoidla* your as an American Utlaen. What happened la the past has dr m? attention to this matter.

MR aeouWddMP wsa mad* tn the SL'SToSSJS

Hlra-t Mower. Ocean City;

Caldwell, Wildwood; Chariee

Creak; William Haas. Jr.. Toekahoe John H. Mecray. Cape May; Thosnsa MPler. Jr.. South DennU; Elisabeth

for boats In ^ , 1*1 lalet, win be oa th* went ride of the Th* CnKed toaUe gorei vertiaed for btda on the let Coast Guard Station, nt Stth St., Ooeaa Oty. esc: tea t that it le apparent that the 001 5; d to"tii hlto'te'pwheither damaatl* er more the

Cold Spriar;

krbor; Welter J. Feaderaon, West Cape May; Allen Ronowitch. - Cold

Motion Picture Company Formed in Woodbine

The April Grand Jury returped la. d'-tme. te tor several serious offeneee aftw seasions held last. Tueeday aad Wednesday. W. H.' Campbell. Jt_ recently appointed Prttocutor of taken in- th* Ocean City CotntGmdonera case. Assistant Attorney GetfAh! Coulomb, of Atlantic City, wlB dfihet the Investigation of the chargee of

administration of th* affairs of that town. The Graad Jury did not adjourn and will investigate the charges nt a later date. Joseph Moore, ot North Wildwood, was indicted for manslaughter. Moor* while driving a truck ran ^aat a standing street ear In North Wildwood several weeks ego etriklag and killing EmaatMl Slepfm. Clarence A. Lehman, of Mill villa.

charged with perjury, transporting a woman for carnal abase end traae> parting a minor without p *'■ —

_kB ago ha appUcatfam to Fegtrier WUUnm C. Rpler, of North Wildwood, tor a marriage license, stating under oath

us not yet been determine* r the sew station at the Ulatj

Dave Young, owner erf Young's Oarage, on Padhe Avenue, was painfully Injured Met Monday evening when as oil dram e-ploded In his arage. Young was drying the Inerior of an Ml dram with an acetyls* torch. Oases In the drum ex-

ploded.

im struck Young on the leg. It la several places The r the torch Ignited th« The toe was oulckly extinguished hr the toe department. taken to Mace’s Hospital.

The Woodbine A. A., a fast traveling baneball t. -m, will again have a team this year, and would like to book games with the leading teams

of South Jersey aad vicinity. Although there la not ■ local material to compose a manager May Bear Is signing i pert player* from out of town.

Recent Marriages

Sd intent to c be Frasier, age IS. eMored. of C My. The charged crime was comMtted oa March 18th, la Onean <3%. i R«mo Dipaaso, char gad on Febrey 15 th with transporting Ugusr < carrying concealed waaaoua. Ijoc . Fuchaloger. Jr., a

shack was drawn on the Corn Exchange Bank, of PhllMetpkJa, tar '—*.S«, on August 14, im. lary Waddy. a domestic of Ooeaa City, was Indicted for larceny. She !W5ST‘«SfS«S5^r»25e Mary Waddy waa employed by the owner of the Jewelry and vanished at the time the rings disappeared. She was apprehended by the Philadelphia Police and extradited. Bertha Brown, of Cape May, was’ indicted for selling and pcaneaaiajrUquov. She is charged with selling liquor to Nelson Johnson, oa January

15th.

Howard Meyer, of WoodMae. wae charged with rape. It la charged that he assaulted VioL. Meyer, age 15. OB February J7th at Woodbine. They

On Saturday evening. April 5tX

William Stewart, Runnel Lee end Moses Colwell, colored, of Wildwood, were charged with stealing a Nash sedan from Max Brealan. of Wildwood. last October. Lorlne Frisehmm. colored, of Wildwood, was charged with concealment of crime. It wui charged that she failed to Inform the authorities when she learned that the above trio had stolen

the cor.

Fred Varner, of Cape May City, is charged with selling and poraeering Jqoor. It was charged that be acid liquor to Hamilton Hunt on Marcia !* l WnU T J nrr, A X> pi*.

Ira William Skragg. of B-Oleplain, Line the bride of Asbury Bachelor, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Lawrence, of Tuckaboe.

he tee. Is planned by u»» ' paay in th* near future. Joseph L. Kata, manager of tb* Lyric Theatre, baa granted the company the am of his theatre In rannlng off the sample time The company was formed Just In time for the plan that to being suggested tin tiou pictures of "Mia* Woodbt who will rspraeaat her town at tb* pageaal In Atlaatir Oty. abonld be takau aad shown before the Judges

OVER f4.8M.80d.808 AB8LT8 HAS Security Truet Company of Cap* May. and they pay 4* Interest on Um# mats Tour money to aafe with a. Open *v account with them and share tbe*r prosperity. You beak by mail.—Adv. H-lt-c.

Urnt minaa. '■ TlUSDtlm i

rtiur. tS.. 0 "^ U w M; widow and two children, J»-! h Marttlre, of Chicago. >utd Ur*. John SeSSt*. of FhSSelphla. and on* r. Mrr. Mary Broote, of Sea 1*1* aty. SAFE. BOUND AND CONSFRV Atlve to Security Treat Company of

■ u pays ** interest a Tc —“ W “ J

rou can’t do bat-

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1924 Season-Opening Edition

-Opening Edition of the CAPE MAT d on Friday. April 85th. In J

COUNTY TOflS will be ueued

form.

The toBb* this year will be fifty-two pages, and wlD be printed with n two-co*cr coreTo. klgb grade book paper. It wui be filled with pictures of the reeort# Cape May County, descriptive matter of the County's attraction* for vtoltor*, and with the businaa* announremento of tk» vide-awake and programlve businaa* bouaas of

the County.

Th* regular subscribers of the T Ot: will be served with this edition firat. aad after that x>pto* wti. be mailed without any cost whatever to any aad addresses lurntohad by subscribers. If you have a friend at a distant place whom you wwrid like to inter*** in Cap* J'ay County, or If you want to ahow the County to relatives or sequelainaeas by maans of word and picture, send In the uamss within a week after tb* Imue appears. All requeeto .tevad before

AnrJ ISth will be filled.

Wateb for tt* Season-Opcalcg Edition on April 15th. It wUl

- “ i preserving.

Mire Madolyu

Marshall, of Ocean City, and Zdward O. Fenake, to Somme Point, was solemnised at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs William MernhaU. 418 Simpson Avenue, on Sunday at three o’clock. The

min tot er eras Rev. Bertolet, of Oaklyn. The maid of honor was Miss Basel Westcott and the best uan William Yarwood. Following ‘.he wedding supper the happy couple departed on their wedding Journey which will be vent In Lancaster ~

They will be at

day. April 11th. Upon tbetr return they wJU be tendered a dinner dance at the Silver Moon Hall, ~ Point, by Mr. anu Mra. Frau parent* of the groom. Th* groom to manager of the Atlantic aad P^'Oc store at Eighth Street aad to well

gad Mra. Ham Marshall, Gerald MarouaU. Mtoe Elisabeth Weateot*. Mias Ha**l Weatcott, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenake. Leroy Westcott. Mra. X- Adam*. Otto Krone*. William Stocberger. WlUlam Yarwood aad Mrs P. Vincent. *

. charged carrying concealed weapons. '' non, of Denntoville^

th the illegal ] _ ortlng Uquo:

was arrested in the cleanup on aqutto Point on December 58. 1881. Robinson was In a rowboat at the time ot the raid. He elalmod that he waa eellng. The other pereone that were apprehended were fined 5588

and loet four 1

that were confiscated by the County.

Woodbine Defeats Middle The Cape May County scholaati baa*till league opened In Woodpin« on Saturday afternoor at Lincoln Park, when the WoodMae High School defeated the Middle Township High In a one-sided affair by the score of 11 to 1. Alexeaborg. the Red aad Bine s best pitcher, wae a complete pool* for Young's hula, and allowed them four btta Coach Omasa's team wae hitting the pill all around the lot and gath-

An Easter t-anee in scheduled by the Batchelor Club. Ocean City, at the Hotel Beaerest, on Saturday r l. April 19th.

MAT May~County, as prepared nIS _ —■ ^wtag all Cot . at cost orlce of fifty wato (Tfe). Ctil at titetem of the Board of Freeholder*. Cap* May Court Houee, or mejl price man win be sent.—Adv.-19-41.

Mac High acoroc three ran* and in the next Inning they did the same. This drove Kimble from the mound end he was replaced by Bowen. The Middle Township nine could only score one ran and that waa by an error. Coach Chase ns to especially pleased with the form showed by the two new player*. Potash In right field and G&bto. the new second sackc -. He to a aopbmore and into to the first year on the team. The outstanding bitten, who deserve special mention are Immerman. Rabioowits and Potash. Over 200 people were at th* opening game, coming from various parte of the County to see the County champions in action. Shanneasy, of Cape May, waa the umpire.