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president Edward M. tt ;ed the obtaioU* 0 j-i-nticg Ocean City fr County and annitiarf 1

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kt: cl Comm-rr'. aaU TnMtXT maThl' c.0? •« ker u. nu*lce« tl; Ct'. Alttoac'i' Oot

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neat! on U -■.p \xt County iu> I HPiv*; ,;ada aad.

I*U Uct Setstrday rr.atnt Detecttr« Uafrwd, Hisbot and Bute Tro ^*r M«1m* awooyatl down up the OoU««e Inn. at Wildwood and dUwnaad a quanUty or H^mr. The

1* Bu. inner. C. lr. WahJ, Aa- ^

t Paria. Dr.

ief Edward H.

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0*ac CUy-tanoWt

Iridre am* Ecf . Hart«

Eitfehead* Bare bMB

tte north and of Owan City and | .ill soon be Mcoret In I^MBPort. It b WUered that tha mnUTi oryantospleted the bride* wUJ aitt aaran

I miles from the tripbaf tit City and Ocean Oty.

haring tha .1 „ ,

•wan City bculerard UMi tha 1 Comer-PaUfMo road pa

The

chambar will uk the »ty ss ion ere to ranfeTC the eU

tr« house, which

library, at

W«t Arenu*. »nu nni» Railroad

mall park.

The chaabar wifi Mk tha CRT

pecificitioM for Truth Street. ■ William J. Chadwick, who will rtprreent Ocean City In Ow Oownty Chamber of Commana auto •hich win start Its -tow oh A*rO It, it u hoped that mahhan W. Bd- ■ Of this city, l»ick and s

• The Chamber will tmm. m

Biaioncn to abolUh tha

H.-kinr ordinance ynrrtdle uruUti parking, subsUtuUng 1 — pUnc at a 45 dagra* CO0a teltln « the pa king On Anbury J

»u, to two-hour periods.

Harole “-^la. chalnoan of hutness interest comulttaa. la «»r*t of the moreowat to haw* ighted during tha araolng^ It

«»ort mrrchanU haep thalr i

I realtors arm

Wltrstood that ail reauion anu as “luminated aiana in vm bataro In The chambar baa aaat an h..M

for the Bute '

Oo*ernor SiUeraud hit a Highway Com«al*V»e

&>t-r.. cr m e«b«» of tl

Commerce and J' ~ kuests of the 0*an 1 r "tnnieree for .tha a

fount July 11.

aa , ‘ tecW ^ »• *'• 'nr for tha/now **pHvc rommlttaa ar-

«ar,d. 0l

“'osnfl Rotel i

MOORLYN THEATRE oceWTSty

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cowb^Siunce

At Wildwood

Stevens Springs Surprise at Tried of Tuckahoe Bank Robbers

Ehturc Rea That Jury To Tty Out Was feat Dawn la Amrlmoe With ^ had Si Objection Wat —lo*1fl ly “

Sea He, Vi«ted

Caae Postponed Until May 13; New Jury Wffl Be D.awn

wu tha else of the crowd wWeb gathered *t Cape May Court House

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war* resting upon a taMa aad buried ^«b oot tha back aatiuea and made

hasty exit

The raiders d'seorered a quantity

T»a raiders dlaebrared a quae of liquor behind i.h« bar. lOrtt ■ W« eae^a. He was later arrsa

Ha was indicted by the grand Jury,

day. charged with

mgbaa raided the Daget Hotel, at «ea Isle City. A * ri od B«wor was ' Harry Ooldamtth. the pro^■‘'iMwwed the

on Bdwln Tomlin, a director, which be afterwards died., and badly injuring Edward U Rice, cashlt Mrs. Rice. But owing to n leg they wore disappointed and th postponed until May If. tha three youths wifi be called to

stand trial.

The crowd wes intent on hearing the ceee against tha boy bandits and erlnoed Impatience orer the de lay in atnrtlng the trial occasioned b » the

Be wss eharr*d with j new seeing and eaUing. (Mdmnlth wu bald under W.fbS ball to await tha action of the

and calling the loll of petit Jurors. When Circuit .'«dge Schlmpf announced that no Mril cases would be called during the da, and those In the court room interee.ed la each matters could leare, net a i

a period of one »Issued hy Judge 1 and fODownt eonricUoa afa mid last Moreraber, for poaaeasloa and sale of liquor. The proof the Brighter is Eugene

ntaoa WadBight at laot walk eaeur uanOV of liquor in the Bellevue Dotal. Baa We City. George ' r, -who le mid to have sold to the VaBarul otPcers about am prior to the raid, wno aarred wl to appear hufsre the federal

Quaker City Readers

Oamplaiat of late delivery and non ^ p fe iudel oraaad the TIMES • qp with the Philsin n .Is iter

od the dlriaten of : n che-h wu made of three ks* taeoee. and that thnr were dU-

Notice to Ocean City ReaJpsa of Th. TIMES

A uuafbar of mw famine* in Ocean City Have taken the

sent of the 'eentien of our Ocean City ofkce and for the bene«» of these <.nd other* who BUT have forgotten, we again state

The Ocean Otty ofkee of the t* Ml ttgbth •treet. T. - ' ' '2Z

advertleesiiete a

BU>y be left at thU ofkee. The

triepWwe number is

The Oeeua CHr wporter fkr the TIME* to J. Alien l

W. J, Fenderson Was Inditfled

Twmrty-ono Count* Against Panne Oaye K&y City Tax CaOaotur; *o Hate Set For Tzini

Ocean City Cases Before Jury

Packing the old oouri and overflowing o

Local School Essay Contest

Bhj rqa, e.iaott,

Mutiy Good Siggr klions Made

away on "How To Msk. Sea Isle City

Beautiful," for prtma Aggregat-

ing fit. the pupil, of Sea Isle City

gnAt* three to eight, bare sagnstlooa which their elders may wall pmk: by, as will be

It was 11 o’clock whei Justloe Campbell took his seat oo tha bench and tha event of the dej opened. fnosely guarded by StaU trooper* and Ooontablee the thro* eonfe slayers war* led Into the court r and seated behind thalr counsel, former Senator Lewis Stereos, and

Contrary to ens answered for them with a plea of not guilty. It was expected that his vu^ but tt

Mr. Stevens thsn throw hie b by stating that the Jury penal not been drown In accordance < the statutes and ha objected te.going on with the ease. HU contention was that from the panel of M Jurors drown for the term of court a struck panel of 4* veniremen should have been drown to try this maclflc and oeriiflad to the prisoner* their counsel two days before the time set for the trial, Th«s be said

a list of the <6 petit Jurors served on him. but this list was for the term of court and not ter this particular case. This objection wss opposed by Prosecutor Campbell and tb* statutes were consulted by lawyers and Justice. After Judge Ddrodge said that the order for the drawing of the panel was for the geuerol purposes of the term of court and had no reference to this particular “ Campbell then said: . This Cotfrt does not p»J» start with this trial with the billty of It requiring four « live days vri'h s fair belief at the outset that error bar boon m»U. The objection Is sustained." Mr. Stevens also raised objections Continued on Page Eight)

Contributions For Tennis Courts Grow

Contributions for the tennis courts be eroded for play this year by the- Sea late City ibamber of Oomte. are mill belflg received by the

Contributions previously ackuowledged totaled ttJl.CO, and the contributrva since teat Friday are as fal

The total collect* 1 to date Is and 1(00 Id needed to build

BOO

10.00 •III.

To Make Wi

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Xa the TIMER Cc.‘:»t for thq beet

The grand Jury that met last Tuesday returned 21 Indictments aga Walter J. Fenderoon. former Tax Collector of Cape May City. He Is charged with embezzling city funds which he misappropriated while and after ha was In public cfnoe. Bach Indictment specific* a separate ofJ. The charges were laid before Prosecutor Campbell lest February. lemon resigned from office last fall attar ankudlt showed a shortage of 111,000 in his accounts. He was not Immediately prosecuted as ha claimed that h? could make good his shortage. He made partial resUtuticn to the bonding company that insured

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To, give all pur Us an equal chance, m wine money was divided Into throe units of IB each, one unit the third and fourth grades, the i for the fifth and sixth grades the third tor the seventh and eighth grades. Bach II eras dtvuied into throe prises, $1.60 for thu beat 11.60 for the second, and fl forth* The eesays were all turned into tha TIMES office by Prtndpnl P. LaBoy Archer at one time, each bearing a number *3 that the judges. Mayor Irrlng Fitch, Or. C. W. Way and W. E. Mlddlefon, when they came to aw test tha wlan*r>, had no knowledge aa te tha author of any of tha aaeays, tha name* only being known te Mr. Archer, and the TIKEB to not put ’n poeoeasion of tha nau.ro of taa ThT* Judges had oona danbto ha merits of

Asa

alleged that Fsaderaon'a

whan he

orod to save his friends' property from appearing upon the tax sale list. It is charged that Fenderson illegally received tax collections after he had resigned from ofkee. Th* <Inre of hto trial has not been set Daniel Rusael, a Cape May taxicab driver, was Indicted for taking and for the purpose of prostitution. Leon Tice, his com likewise indicted. Or re Allen and Margaret Steel, two Inmates of the resort, who were arrested In the raid, were also Indicted. Ottena Harbor, Wildwood, was is dieted for receiving purchased the goods stolen from th* home of Cheriee GUI. of Avalon, from Salvatore Chapperont and Harry Stahl Horn an Murray, Mary Bailey and Helen Farr*!, colored, of Oeean City. Indicted for

i awarded the prises as

Third and Fourth Grade*—First, No. M; second. No. J»: third. No. 10. nrth and Sixth Grades—Ft rat, No. U: second, Sc. 11: third. No. 21. Seventh and Eighth Grades—First, No. I; second. No. IB; third. No. 7. The names of the winners will be published In next week’s issue of the

Souxt Beef Same; Full Roast Beef Supper, given by the ladles of tha M. E. Church. In F. O. g. of A. Hall, South Searille, «n Friday evening, April 24. Buppet served from 5.20 to 8 o'clock. Also a big paroal poet sale. Ice cream for sale. Concluding the evening with an entertainment. Ticketa—adults. Ike; children, under 10 years, 25c.

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Be thrifty and save your money. You wm need It some time and mayha aapu ten he ready. Start an account at mm to Security Trust Company* Cape way City, and tha rainy day W»U*t find you unprepared.

—22-lt-adv.

Dina at Hotel Ballard. Eighth Street and Central Avenue, Ocean City- tt Good Mails (anytime) llO.kk. 1-lyr.

Man and wife are one, snaps a local bride, even though they aomat

maud tike a dosau.

STRAND THEATRE

CITY, S. X.

’ In

Sackcloth and Scarlet Direct from a run at the ktamlay Theatre, Philadelphia

MONDAY Extraordinary Attraction James M. Barrie's Peter Pan with Betty Bronson

WEDNESDAY Clair* Windsor. Bert Lytell and Cullen Landis la Born Rich

FRIDAY A Georg* Fttsmaurio* Produe- % tloa A Thief in Paradise with Doris

Will Push County Building

Petitioner# Oppose Move

The Utter end of a short session of tha Cape May County Board of Freeholders, held at Cape May Court on Wednesday, waa enlivened with a discussion on tha proposed

iW county building*.

Alfred N. Wood, of Cspe May Court ouse, appeared before the Board td read a statement which he said represented one hundred and eightyseven voters, lauding Director Ogden of the Board of Fro. solder* and generally telling what a good fellow be waa, preparatory to what waa friMr. Ogden naked Mr. Wood to omit any persrnel reference to himself and to get down at once to tha

meat of his remarks.

Mr. Wood than stated that there had bean objections to the expenditure of fond# for new public buildlags. and that there still to. Bumot has It be said, that tha proposed new buildings would cost np to $100,000. but that Mr. Goelin bao advised him that the buildings would not coat than 1160.000. Even at this sum, he raid, the vote-a feel that the matter should be submitted to a referendum vote at the June elections, and If the majority of the people in the county vote in favor of new buildings, the minority will forever hold

Richard Gray, colored, of Cap* May, eras indicted for entering with latent to steal. He plead guilty be

morning and was santenead to serv

four months.

Howard Matthews, of Lower T- rfn ship, wu Indicted, charged with carnally aauuHlng Florence loser.

i 12.

Robert Fox, colored, 25, of the Wildwood West Side, pleaded guilty of atrocious aaeault and battery, was sentenced to serve from 1 years. Fox Is an old o^snder. He wu indicted hr the Grand Jury

on Tuesday.

<u=

isle Road

Don tract For Building Boulevard Approved By State Highway Commissar.

Outside of the discussion on the 'proposed new public buildings .(reported In another column) the meeting of the Board of Freeholders, at Court House, on Wednesday, wu short and snappy. Whan tha roll wu called Freeholders Ogden. Mil tor. Champion and Goelin were present, at. i Freeholder Foster arrived

later.

A communication from tha State Highway Commission stated that the contract of the county with Monthan A Hall for building eboulders on the flea Isle City Turnpike wu approved, ter State aid. Work on this contract hu already commenced. Another letter from tha Commission stated that the plans for paving nrth Boulevard. Ocean City, rejected, because the State had no funds tor the work. The county wifi finance this project by bond tosus, sad bids for th# work will be opened at an adjourned muting of tb* Board on March 12. County Counsel reported that the IU Dredging Company had sued the county for 1.212.01 claimed to be due siau the building of Third Avenue, Avalon, to Stone Harbor, about six years ago. and that the records of tha county show that, with Interest, tha sum of 12,212.22 wu du*. The Bin Ddredging Company wu willing to settle for this sum he said. resolution wu than adopted agreeing to Judgment against the aty for the 12.212.22. so that th* ley could be raised by an or cy note. This wu s legacy of the large board in office at that time. Th* meeting time for regular meo gs wu changed from 2 to 2,»j o’clock, by resolution, and daylight saving time was adopted, effective April II, for the business of th* board. Freeholder Miller caused a Uugb whan h* loudly voted “no' this resolution. A resolution wu adopted approving the plans and apeclAcatlons for tha new public buildings at Court House and th* Clerk wu dlrectea to edvsrtla* for blda.

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This te the firft time the rolne of ivernment have ever been attached

to an iron horse.

Te Advertise Far Bad* Far ] Canty Structure

its s

Mr. Wood stated that he realised that there wu nc law which would require th* Board of Freehold*!* to do this, but that it would show a ilrit of wanting to take the public Into its confidence and kill talk about Prussian methods sad steamroller tactics la expending th* tax-

The paper from which Mr. Wood road, stated farther that each neighhood wu asked to organise to sign a "monstrance against the proposed h Hidings, and that these were to bw xeut-ke stoker Mr. Wood, or to P. Z. Mills, of Court House. The petition wu then preseated, containing 128 names, chiefly from Court House. Green Creek and Stone Harbor. At the request of Freeholder Champion the names of the signers

Freeholder Charles E. Foster then moved that the matter be referred to the County Counsel to prepare the neceaury resolution* to submit the matter to the voter* at the June primaries, but the motion wu not

Champion Defend# Building Flan Freeholder Champion, who heads th* Department of Public Buildings, then stated that the petition should not be taken too eerloudly. “You can get a peUtion signed for anything." Mr. Champion said, “and I question the sincerity of those circulating the petitions. If there wu a petition out in favor of the proposed new buildings, there would probably her (Continued on Page 8)

The engagement of Ml— Elisabeth Hutchison, of Millville, and Joseph J. Snyder, of Sea lalt City, was announced Eutor Sunday. Mlto Hutchl son Is a popular resident of Millvlll*. Mr. Snyder la a member of ♦he TIMES force.

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MenSay, AsHI to— UIO DC«ULt BILL Jack Hoxi* FIQHTINO ruBY

THE galloping fi#h

TueeSsy, A sell tl— kIG DOUBLE SHOW 4-ACTt OF VAUDEVILLE—*

W*«. A There., Apr. M-CS

THE ONLY WOMAN

Frieay, April **— THE MAMftiAGE CHEAT “ILJ7SS. y “- “ Battling ttreweter, N#.' M

tetvrSey, April to— Te- MU la MOCNk OF THE PUUFLg SAGE