Vaftfor

Landia Atmiu*, 8m U« Otty. N. J. klnd i T but firmly lnsUt cm prorllions — - -r— 0,^.7 b«lnfi made to aetUe our occupation\1 AUa^Ua OfSM- tit mutual done wllh the r^uit that we will

get K00.000.000 at the rate of |I6.,000 a year. Thla la reoetrin*

Subecrlptiou price. 91-10 par year.

— ii«-t to err addr United Statea, or ita

1PPALLHG WAVE OF YOUTHFUL CRIME

HUGHES WAS GREAT SECRETARY OF STATE

The country

Sunday morning to read that Chariee V* — A# In -# K A

One of the most aericua feature* of the ware ot crime aweepinC the country la the fact that a major portion ot it la committed by youtha or

yo'ing men In their early tweutlea. tt|>| Mr Ha<h(s qait, but Pick up a paper any day In the week ^ qulted Md lhe

E- Hug nee. Secretary of State In the Coolldge Cabinet, had tendered hia resign? tion. to take effect March 4. and that it had been accepted.

I a per.leal of the news reporta will prore thla. Yeung men who

try bad nettled away to the conrlcUon that for at leaat another year Mr.

to . llnUMM “ HurfH. wcM Mtol U» ffllp of sut. “«»P-Uo». forol.rL con- fflOH CAUBXE

make a living by banditry and run-

nlng n rpce with the penitentiary P “ V* _ n . Hu _ h(- „ ... In flUln * the eenral vacancies It and electric chair. Laat week two " our bl «*> gomrnmeot poelUon. which young men. oue 11 and the other 1», . h tht lerm of BU(e# . !haTe tx*»UTod within the past week.' were executed in New York State; v : "'j"* “ L “ n^l.^r S Pr ^ dent <***• ““ «>«>» *>v«n Are young men tried in Philadelphia i ^ _^ t ml d Uut erldenoe of strong leadership, sound

b«ncp. „ .o ^Tooot,. or io U>. field

«». will „ U. th. otalr. oo. ar.w ;ol ^ ““.^7 ,““r , brtllluc. As SrcroUrr ol Slute Ur. "„ ,h * ‘r .'"laupio. irtwraok wlU .urPmo. u

^ T Sow.rd .oJ J.-. and lb. rwuolrp

.1.““ , , *1U 1» (orluni.r lud»d If tbe noibrr ud oul. .olxro.torl.l lotor- dM hid tifc* uUd These are not laoUted caaea. but are! * r..imin. ,v. pkbod .1 ™.doo from tb. ^. buppp MUUo. lb, oowlor-

crime: are more fre-

i’n qualifications, but a determination that the public service shall hffVe the hem talent obtainable. No doubt Mae of the appointments are distasteful to pomieal leaders, but the President U looking to the effect uu the service rather than the effect ou polltlca. and Is proceeding on that

trite hut sound axiom th hia party host who serve The rapidity with which thess

than 13m 9600 per member bow authorised by the State constitution." Let them consult the proceeding* of the legislative session of a century ago. when three or four “alttlnga" were held each year, and bustnew transacted six days in the week. And the product of the entire session was only two or throe score ol statutes!

Atlantic City Prom: With the opening of the New Jersey Legislature today mierest la keen In the

> of the greatest steps for tbs

’ i maintenance of peace which has been : accomplished In reoMt years sad of

j Itself eatittm him to a place

rformatory

sal assault on a 7-year-old school Alri. Another ot like age was sea-; tenced to the wme Institution for In--cerriglbility. which would hare soon

-wi.iu.ud I. mum dminbi mu.;; m "*

bnwb. wbll. . iblnl. wd 17. plMd-; “ T ® —f—“ « U

•d pulltr la UMlla, , SM 1. -b 1 k * ^

and articles of merchandise from his b *- Ul — u .. Miw.m . „ It is questionable whether there

is given a weeks re-; u __

restitution. This last youth is a mber of a highly respected family.

has been a time tn the country's history when a man of Mr. Hughes' nltalnmenu was more needed than dur-

dboMlbd-lbll-tbT ulmlubl lawlna 7“" ““ .. m,,

be thankful that, as at other pe-*-**

M not confined to the lower claMea ln our history, the man and the

An ugly feature of this last cape is the tact that it was brought out that

four companions of this youth, like- j CHAIRMAN BUTLER, of the Rewind from good families, knowing of publican National committee, is said hia peruHUon-. used It as a club to to hare determined on a saving of make him not only continue his SM.ftM a year to that —— stealing, but to divide with them. through the abolition of the RepubilThls erldt.vce of wholesale youth can Publicity Association, whose ful depravity so moved Judge El- province was io furnish the rural dredge that he scathingly denounced and smaller dally proas of the country them aa being without excuse, as with political propaganda. Chalrthey were supplied with not only man Butler found that the most of ay. but In all this propagandr found Ita way into

Probability more than they should editorial wastebaskets, rather «>■»»< have Continuing the Judge said: into the editorial h?4 news columns "Much of the trouble with the of the newspaper*. This la a wise younger generation today is hscause move on the part of Chairman Butler, the parents abet temptation by a!- and it la pasting strange that polllowing them entirely more money ticiaaa above the rank of ward lesdthan children should spend." er* bare not long ago formed a more

The Judge is right. Children of correct measure of the average coun- Philadelphia Bulletin: South Jer-

town editor than t/- ***

ence for the limitation of

7Mbt Ubt an bublbf , studr of i ‘‘V “ poMUom mn. .bon torthw Ul. crfmtobl ronn m—f tb.f uw. I ■“ “f T*'**' “f **”' **. K ~ >b.f tb. PrMlM.t .o, o.l, bo. tb. -ruuul IMUM, bWbinw, If Tzi; J7T “ JZ “»'• “*—<n bat tb.t b, b.d M-.

self at the early age ot IS. In our own county we have

asveral example* of this trend. One .. . ,

W tb IB MM l»t .Mb ■“'‘ff;, „

i Hughes resigned. For t* anty yean

he hat given hia aenricee to his

try. We say this advisedly, for the

and was prepared to act quickly. In promoting Attorney General Stone to the Supreme Court hi Mr. Coolldge made aa appoint:

of that grou Judicial body. 8 me has every qualification to i I Supreme Court Justice. HU knowledge of lew—of the higher law hU learning are groat and his openness of mind admirably fit him to weigh impartially every ques-'

Uon.

In selecting Mr. Stone's succeasor the President has been equally happy. Charles B. Warren U not only an able lawyer, but a successful dl iloI well versed In gorernr.rnt affairs and will bring to the Cr.olnet knowledge that will strengthen his

chief.

While not the equal of Mr. Hugfa« few men art—Ambassador Kellogg should make a strong Secretary of Plate. As able lawyer, his expert ence of foreign affairs gained in the Senate and as a diplomat fit him well

for the duties of the post.

In coming appolntaaenU which are forecast, it will be vary surprising if Mr. Coolldge does net continue the

high grade selections, regard lees of their political effect.

Editorial Views Pnalsboro Ferry Prospect*

w wljfto have reason to feel _

much spending money, the Utter think that he would gulp down "and I ” ar **? d U attempt to obUln

today have too much liberty and too try and small town editor »>■«" to

“b"—---,, BUUUCJ. me latter tutna tnat ae would gulp down and a new faer. n-. i„r_ oMiT A . r

brooding extravagance and thU lead- use to any great exUnt the prop.-1 way, of pJullb^ One of'the ^itm lug to crime ganda sent out by a political bureau. 1 ■ rhicb ,b « Swedes boro meeting dUThte youthful crime wave Is one The average editor, no matter what c ®7 ered 1° I* *v*iUble for the Ponnof the moat serious problems of our hU party allegiance, has hU own m “,5w2t? ,,d Mnexe<1 social life of today and one that de- view, on all the questions of the day menu u mad/STlS*tU fJSTtaro

mands not only the best attention and thoso views rarely coincide with operation by spring

of crimiDologirts and aocUl workers, the parJaan views of a political bu- M T1 ? 01 »*»Wwood and Cape I ^ of tbt » reDt * 01 UDd reau. which are not only radical in be promptTb ''i^” b * ,,u “ u " t " u - u " 1 ' “»o'- *» “-.s.bTS.'rb ^ It 1«>M -f-b M Ibourt th. Mid- of lb. Uc. .iB-mi ,iid fbbllc boBI. I™ ,V, bbTii-l^:. ■MflbM'. .Upper .bd lb. faibn-'i got. woufa da tb, com more benn thee Mburbe bed mb a top. roction rod had been too toon thrown good with the average voter P, u * * * ro ®* pull the PauUborn

Into the discard. ' .JT 7

—— will now have the Legislature

UHTED STATES WILL

RECOVER WAR EXPESMTURES

of the public school system. Governor Sllier U strong for a probe, claiming the taxpayers should have light on an Institution for which 950.000.000

ear. Former Governor E.

c. stone suggests a substitute for the SUser plan. He would hare a "survey ot tbs school children." rather than of the school system: and he says that Haas!fiction ot pupils, according to thstr taJeatm. would pnt

Jersey la the forefront as a

Musings of the Office Cat

ThU plan. fifi.fififi. compart 4 rhth a cost or liee.tss for an lari ligation

European countries are beginning to learn that while lenient, the

WE will now have the Legislature

on our hands for the next six or High Ffim Tnxns ■even weeks. Well, our statute Glourealer Democrat Taiklfigwnl, books are already pretty full of use- » n assessor In a rural dlstriet we Ires laws, and It U to be hoped the lb »« la hU sartloa tb.

lawmakers wTJ provide the ne

let their IncUnationa run to editorial Jokes—who have cultivated appetites fer (Mailed news of crime, which can akaks their fislth in people till it goto their

we have no nead of "bargains" in the stuff we couldn't use. yet we taste the chars* ot buatxMM. which U better's Ms ot "news." I frequently go “shopptn'" la my favorite magazine—where displays is fascinatin' of the goods I haven't seen. ... ni run acrott s motor- bus or fancy wooden hen —and m strike the thing I'm lookla’ fer. aay. nine times out of

while sensation In the “new*" may •Hr my peaceful breast. I somehow like to stick around the Job

The very first thing that you ass whet, a girl taka* off her hat In an invisible hair net.

i is until be trir * "There*# a purchase that grim me | took at it,' fallow ns h.

ras so old story to of all tha extra

»»d».U.d .b.ri MM lag la.

■ Powell says whatever he may do lu a street car, a real ■awri«— always get up and give a lady •fit in a barbershop * ^ o—“What makes j «gn in front of the houae ■ays 'Honey for sale.'" “Mr ndrim U~girls of tha office." Myu Doc Hnghea. “is If he etar^ "Jhiafor an hour without lighting «l«»ritte. It is true lose, grob him. Prom an exchange: “A cAnanlcuot feature of the bride’s adoromrotwi a stylishly beautiful corset of orchid prmeuted U> her by th* ^

EVEN THOUGH

ocean arr TITLE AW TRU

Cobmiebt ll*p r« XptoriKi The TIMES is the recipient or . map folder from the Bailey Motor Coamany. of Ocean City. The folder Is about the moat complete w«»e of Peuneytvanla. New York. Delaware and New Jersey that w# have seen. Wa are Informed that copies can be had for asking ns long as the supply

United States does :

sary cash to run t

average farm

. ,, 00 ° »o *10.00* With a tax raf

propose to 8u,e for the between 14 and 95 the tax la about

■bbba them . pnMot « tie iblUlob. 77, "S" Utn ‘ « U- ■» <!» Mm.i, wb'et .. MM»d»! .bd .!„r »■* I”' Ttli o'.V the great rtr-'ggle to bring about , * * Matter of mak- m*kln r the tax Mil for Ih'la far^, peace on that hemlmhe.e Prance bar * *700. and moat of the farm

T?" “r ,wo w "“ .L iPE MAT cirr-8 com- Sniiy.?

that our bill against that country, mlssioners do not propose to be 'J exhausted. The average farm can

ms ousting to 94.000.000.0fi0 and thrown overboard if they can held It not * fford fa*** •<> high. growing rapidly on recount of as- Each of them has filed a petition as — . , cumuistlng interest, must be paid and a candidate for nomination and as - Legislnlon Fay

tha Allied Finance Ministers at the they have very considerable backing m . ln<J of th ^

=“'~" ■“ I* ■ *** I- f no, I1M, ,hb, . J,u,

Usn Payments out of the Dawes oe needed to warm things up for the rr ‘’*»cd by a constitutional amend haw* been forced next few weeks In that Borough 1 ® enl - ‘hri' bould dsmonstrate flrv

,h »» Legislature Is worth more

Tha Jilted lover who blows h Talas out has to be a good shot. IDE TABLE FOR J ABU ARY

1« Fri.

High Water Low Water A.1L P.M. A M P.M

11.49 5.62 fk2fi

fi —11.94 19.41 (.61 7.19 Jf *J“- I-*9 1.49 7.6* 9.19 JJ J* on — *•»« 2.69 fi.Ot *.17 5? — *•** 4 07 10-14 Ifi^fi

S* 1 - — 4 4 * 5.16 11.16 Jl.*|

•• ~ 6 40 6 t8 19 19 ** a «r- — * 15 7 07 12-20 1.07 ; 4 ®* 1 - — 7 -*» 8.00 1.14 1.8* 25 Bun. I.*0 9.52 2 fit 2 Cfi

Tu*! ~ •- 6 * I*-** *-62 4.19

J* — l * 47 ** ** 4.44 9 IS 2fi Thar* _ll.lt l u J ** *° ?Ti.. J2.ll 12.2t C 10 fi tfi

- * •« i *0 7 96