sea

yHH— r. t®#fcer Ik «octm> !T IM r 01 ** * *%• UcftUkC KrtUm of tb» M. It Chare!. ts t

Mrfc ItMSKm Co^tjr. of Wwt EtS^SS.'Enu" Mrs. Jasaie “

BwjnfahV. Latov Benjamin F. Lndov. born

MtF. 4 a '

OW aald tood-bys to hU children entberod eround hi* bedside and Faaeed on to oternal life at ( o'clock on Monday morale*. He In hie 86th year, v the oast f fteee rears be bad I tbo

WlUtaat r. J ocher.

Beial body of that resort; Fitch. repraeenUn* the " Sea Isle City and the Chamber rZ Omninero*: Waddlnytoa, the Sea

Cbarnber of Oomweroe; Lather C. Or den. the Oty Of Ope Hey and the Board of Freeholders; Chartee

ic'^^aty (Ooattsssdr from Pa*%

the paarde. other feature

lale City tn order: Fancy and beet i

aatf danshur. Uearleua. left *t* Wmt Palm Beach. vBare they i*4ll spend the

rossntla* tt Freeholder

daschters. Mr. Khoda Alien, of PhlUdelphU and Sea Isle City: Mrs. Joseph Florlsn. of OetroH. and Mis. Belle Surman. to nsoarn * ■ lam. The funeral took place Thursday *1 hie late home at It.SO o'clock and was conducted by Kev. J. P. Lennon Interment at HatoyslUo.

In the article reportln* the meetln* of the Sea Mia City Chamber of Commerce In the last of the TIMES, the report

Favorable to Ferry

May Point; Thor’*! isprmontlh* Cumber and Mlaa Mibel day. i

L. E Miller, of Capo May. stated that ho hooded o company that operated a ferry from Car- May to Lows* SI year* uo. and that ta the Sim year, before the days of automotaUos to eany the people to end from the ferry. hM Use carried 10.800 pnopin and more were carried the second year. This ferry landed at a pier In the

Una was ftnatty abandoned. With

piepMd. be stated, and with the bulk of trasel now by aatomoblle. such a ferry would absolute^ pay and was s public necessity. Lather C. 0*den added that he was faftlitar with Captain MIBar*r line, and that ft must he remembored that the only feoder" that

MOORLyn

"feeders" todsy. he said, worn a magntdeent chain of pared hl*hwny* .and milUons of motor

Court How* Hnllewc’w .

•: Fbacy

Ocean Qty Bn*le Corpe; Ladles' Av.xUlsry of North Wildwood Fire

alien Band of Court House; floats; decorated automobiles. The parade was roted a oomDepnty SherUf Boroupfa Clerk of Stem Harry Simpsnh. and Mr. of Ocean City, • and awarded the

▼M* 0*0. W. PCNNCTMUM

Mr. and Mr*. Thsonas E. I lam. Jr., left last Thursday for West Paha Beach. Fla, by motor. Word received from them this week Indicates that the trip M a

pood and fast travel poaMbla Charts. O’Connor, president of the a TwKeheU Company. Phtta-

Frl.Bev.4.

(Coatinned from Pace One!

■ by ferry and rand bell

' lid ml lea Washington worn a ..w*.

. also be broucht many hour* near- detest«ertr

m ■ vim nrwrl- i ® r ' by 01 ^»»n»®*ls. He p*o- Bramestbr duced rand maps to show the hard - Ooaaa Citjd, r<

ey, secretary. conneotln* hlKhwsr* OPBK AIJ

UaraldButum; trasmusr. ^ed HL^w.y " jj srnnsspnnled by Beeretnry

Jrorer and State Hlraway r W. E. Stoaa. am '

Cape May s half

scheduled time. They went to Cap* Mar Point to Ismv'f the proponed landing place for the ferry, and also to look over the State-aid paring between

May City and the PMnt.

The party than went to

Cftr summer cottager has ftmt 01 ** H * n - ***** h - ** '■»»- - when ***** Wf4tof <*?•

^‘ < EASTLYNN ,,

rajs I

i Keenan. 1 -atea. Bdlr

r bottler's exhibit which at-

After lunch i renee with RosesNdd was held, while Mr. Grover, secretary of the , took down for later to the commtasloo. the its of the county folk for

A mooting of the W. C. T. C.|van hold at the home of Mix- , Car! Ford on Tuesday evening. The masting was t and after the basil

COMPROMISE

WENE~ RICH Clive Brook Louise Fazenda Pauline Garon

erws dl. D. of P, Court Mlm Cape May Court H<

.. m* Heart*; sect third. Roher First, B. Young; second. Harold May. Comic—First. Albert MeMoe; second. Lewi* Halley; third. Verna HewittCharacter — Reeves; second, Evans Brown: third. Helen Smith. MM* Cape May Court House. IMS. Best couple — First. H 8.

Levinson’s Capitol Theatre Woodbine, N. J. tot * Bin, ■*». T4— Louis B. Mayer preseaU Monta BeeT* production of

Featuring John Gilbert. Norma Shearer, Conrad Nagel. Phyllis Haver and

Wednesday, tor 11— “THI WHm A Hal. Boach

tod drama all ralMd Utc o»*e big production. Featuring Glenn Tryon J-RnM Comedy and Foarth Episode of

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