Personal Sea Isle Gty News

ett M| Mr. awl Mn. Vamhn Comiort iSea Isle Hotel? Filled Over

Week End With Folks Seeking Ocean Breezes

•sjaysd the anS a party at friends .

» ef Harry Cralj. p-oprtetor

. an Sunday.

CATS HAT COTOTT TBOt, TtaiT, AUGUST S, IMS.

Jdoudy Skies Diii’t Keep

| Crowd Away

Of Philadelphia, afh st tha BUr ana »: I bMB ecuU*c to ottr raranhy-BV* y 1 MmTKut Da ». of VinvUad. apast H*. Mr . Da Cnio I* s ■arahast of Vineland.

U wUh Maa hda Cttf. tin. SUeraa. of

Mrs. ft V

Bench Lined With Bathers

Despite the doll aklea overhead. Sea ^*1* City wm astir the boat larcc week-end throns of a, tncindlns a larpa number of motor lata from near and far. The hotels reported wall Iliad 4 HA. Hah- Lorens. Csil K. Lorens. Ply movih Meeting, Pa.; L. J. OoU- — " *• OIU. Miss AnnS

Iphla; Bart Hau-

deobuah. SellerarDle, Pa.: Mn. ft

_ Park, Pa.; Mtm

Sophie Orsanhclmer. Vlas Flora Oppenhelmer, E. 3. Thomaa. Philadelphia. P. Monvllle. Louis Mon-

By HOANA .

Bill MaeMuirayT the silk man of Ocann City, waa turf fishing off Thirty-alxtb Street Sunday avenlng lr the fog and many wondered where ha was going, as ha could hardly be soon, duo tf distance he was out.

Many of the

vine. Marls L. MonvtlM.

visiting P. Monvllle, Jeanette Mom

Martha Konahnch. Pn.1 A. at. Aleksndi

o’SSZ.

Oaarga Culver any* he waa visit lag a farmer is s neigh bo ' mnty. who kept' hlc pigs in Ms ume. George asked: "Don't you Ink U la unheehhy to keep «a is your house?" ■‘Waal. I dunno," said the tsr•r. "but 1 been a kenpln my hawse there for fourteen year* and 1 ain't never loet one of *

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„ _ r vhdUag Drl. I Mm D. l>ton Bair. ,• the I* parsonage. The trip ' In two days' drive r. Paul Hebsr. eg Canxtea Seventh Street Luiberaa Church, will again prewh at Townatad'a Inlet Sunday at 11 A. M. Mlaa Florence Heim of atone irbor. gave a moat lartreetlve id helpful talk on the Virgin land* at the missionary k tng IP Matalt’., Lutheran Church. Ia»t Friday evening.

Samuel Delaney, of Philadelphia. is spending a vs. with Ms parents. Mr. and tfre. 3. P. Delaney. Joseph Smith of Philadelphia, was a I with Mr. PhlUp Gross, of 1

Sharon Hill,

Alexander and family.

Danville. Pa.; P. B. Hare. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dahn. PtUsdelpbts; M. J.; Mine Laura L. Haul. Mr. and Mrs. ft. Crosby. Joseph M.

Alda E. Smith.

Philadelphia; Mr. end Mrs H. V. Cnrlte/ and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Ohartee Knleel and family, of Van Drigbtoc. BUtea Wand; J. anieeple. J. M. Dwye w. T. MleMIs, Mr. and Mra. J. A L Scully. PMlsdel-

Chsrry and family, Mlaa Dorothy Berger. Fay Bagel. Philadelphia; Mr-. Ids Upmsa. Vlnaland. Mr. sad Mrs. Victor Wait. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warn. Mr. sad Mrs. m West. FaulabA.ro, Mr. and C. W. Louth. Gtbhatown; Mrs. H. Ryan. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Weiaa. Lnnsdala. Pa.: “ E. Muna. Camden. K. J.; m Mary sad LIUlan O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Laos B. Perrin.

Newton. BL B. Roberta, Mrs. T£. RnharU. WIOtee-Barre; K H. Gore. Mrs. C. Wood. Vliglala Hewmss. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mis. W. ft Thomaa. Forest Grove. Md.: Dr. and Mra R. H. Valen-

walk oa Tuesday young man stoop to

We Inier

the other night when the Ste b dub. of MinvUle. we singing at the baad pavillca. try a true Word la spoto

on* fit the Laadle A venae storm and asked a clerk, la that the baad cheme over there?" 'No. ma’am.*' aaW tb “that's one of

and Mra J. OarQ. *. CnlMtm E. Thompeon. Mlaa M. Mauno. Mlaa Mary

Mr* J. Onrstlaunr sad torhOy. f Philadelphia, are om^MpfnE ,

X. ft Carr and family.

Ph'.UdTlphit

CRAIG HALL — Among the list* at Craig Hall ever *ek end were MBs Mary ord atd Him Marie ~

Guftnk Will SthfB Bott? L’alted Sis let Coast G< ut on Me bonis at G Cape May. tonight (Friday) le the champioas eg the stviMcae The firm te go oa at l it

> ee tW ■taware pending aa najoyahk:

Mm. Walter E.

Mm Bva Webb at are vMttag Mr. aad » Calver for the week.

itte aty. In the liP-pnotd Ic aa right-round bout.

aas 1. AUantta will dash with

Laddellt. Cape May. for ade in the »♦ pound

Jack Corper, colored.

AUaatlc aty. end John Car- ! pmtsr. Base I. Cape May. will

battle la the 141-pound division. Mr. aad Mm J. J. Hardy, of!Kid Brown. Barn 1. Atlantic here for (ksiCHy. wUI tackle Young Carter, balnnm of the aummer Bam t. Cape Mm. *» tM 1Mpound claaa. and Aciy (KM) TIMB* Cleanlfitd Ada overr Levta. of Maaeynak. will «»%» on week help people find Juai what t,., aoodall. Bam ». CMpe May. •hay teak. |„ the HP^w^l Oam

1 One of the fmtnem will be a battle royal for whleh a purae be provided for the wlaner.

luala Will bi

V rarf* Slagfag

The score of the Joeher- j The admlaalcn

Haaklae plsocbie tournament tojeonable and It D espmUd that a

dam la Haaklsa. II. and Joeher, large number of Coori I The gamrn have proves to b*! aad maay Cape May e very IntermUag and Mr Joeher will be In a Weeds ace la finding U tulle e teak to «*•*- "T ::

Dfitigfctera of Union Vctemns Name Offtcera

Mtm BUie Frank aad Me

Ml». WILlam l-.mk and Mbs-" Dorothy Hminchel. of Rlehlaad. i'

M. J., were Bute

Mr. and Mm WUItam J I

Sea Isle City BoanlwUlt Murmtm

Thanks "The Tunes’-’ For Interest in Boys

Pennaylvanla Rail-

lie to the fact thaLlrntna be at randed hers aad

Scout Executive Sends Letter of Appreciation Under date of August 2. The TIMER I* In receipt of the following letter from Scout Executive Harold V. Feyl. of AtlanUc City: Htor Cape May County Times: Dear Sir—Jpat a line of appreciation for the apace allotted In explanaUon of our Camp Frail nger at Schwenkarlllc, Pa., and also iur the editorial entitled 'Juvenlie Delinquents Criminals Tomorrow. - in which you pralae the Scout movement and the V. C. A movement. Publicity like this always does much to stimulate an Interest In scouting throughout the two counties. T have Just returned with a group of boys. Including the Sea late City iioyi. from the first two week* of camp. Without doubt, this la the most succearful we have ever had in camp, and this *a my sixteenth year. I am very happy that the Rotary Club has taken such an Interest In cooperation alth the Rotary Club of Atlantic City In promoting camp. Our local club ha* spent over sixteen thousand dollars in •quipping our camp and making k one of the beet for the boys

gf South Jersey.

“The boys from Sea late aty certainly entered the camp and would have liked to slay. Tomorrow I take up another group of boys numbering about one hundred and thirty, and on August II. another group Including the Cape May aty and Cape May Court House ecouts."

Trophy For City League Bowling Champion Net Sagel has procured the trophy which will be given to the winner of the City Leagtifc bowll^f championship. It la a beautiful bronse statue of a bowler In action. Harvey Adame mad# scores of 170. 231, 201. 202. 244 and 101 in six games, establishing an unusually high score for an average of 208 a game. The cupe for the bowllQg tournament were given by the Gateway Casino, Adams A Burkbanft and the Neptune Department Store.

The boys taking part In -bale were. Francla Monvllle, Edward Dougherty. John Cabt- and Francis Conover. - There will be a reunion — Istlerraen of the camp in the lent' week of August. Sunday. August 22. will demonstration day at whleh time a large number of visitors Is exoocted to be present.

We Jrnow s girl who's so dumb she thinks s baseball fan Is a cooling device.

r ouD find If you WO.id. The world wlU your eyes.

Club Boyd Debate Capital Punishment "Whether Capital Punishment Is the Proper Thing to Restrain Crime" was the subject for debate last Saturday evening ' the boys of Camp Cardinal Dougherty. The boys, who range from sz to IS years of age. surprised the directors and staff of the < with the arguments In favor of such punishment and tne manner In whleh the boys drev comparison between various exaea would have done older folks Justice. The boys, who apparently have | watched the handling of punlnhmeat in vavfous localities, gave Instance of the Loeb-Leopold, Chapman and Marshall cases li making their arguments forceful. It waa the contention that capital punUhment waa the safest remedy to nd society of criminals and murderers. The boys agreed that Uffi punishment would be proper If prisoners were put at hard labor and not pardoned after serving two or three years or teas. The debate waa conducted by the boys and the opinions ex-

■ the 'walk? You

by their own hands. A young ladylrf Forty-seventh Street thinks the Ugktk jus* keepers hare busk be vary patient. When Mfited why. she said, that the wind the other night was so strong that she noticed that they had to keep re-Ogktlag It every

Forty-fourth Street palstlag a fence, the man being attired Is Md asked hiss why ht wore the three

Nine Families at St. Elizabeth's Club House

bath's pariah. Philadelphia, are off at SI Ells* Thirty-eighth Street, having arrived oa Pm.day to speed two weeks The famlllan are: Jeneph Rriilr aad family. Mra Thomas Heffree and family. Mra. Marie Waeteoti. Mra Bernard Braaaon aad family. Mrs JoaepL Map— aad femliy. aad Mra F. X. Drelta and family. Mra Catherine Meffren and the

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a «old teg the pin*

TtMUMS Cel lee aad Mrs

The reswiar meile. of Betir - IU ‘ ,,r •• UM **** 4 • The repwar mnetlag of Betsy . ^ rrtMk4( M lk , ^ T n ul .

Enjoy Bench Pfifty later Omnmwoity CUP *< u Ceuri tiowar hrid a

^ ! The carte MU a huge h-eftre hr Mary Bo-ford, ef Cs i wlk toaeilag marehmallew. sod roam oho la fitai* r-wroiary tr so od biscuit* aad freahlurt*»» »—“*g reO'ritmenie w tetar-1 Game piaylag and etroy >*d»«q th> fient msmiag wil andappraprtdt* for the «»asmo. Wi**«»* Mrf ••

re haring ; lima, heth.ag. fidhlng. rrahhtag I end eater tag walk* «e the Board

: walk

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w ho te Stele f- ceelary After the ' : ■

'meeting reD'riuoMte were eMved i Drole* What You say Mr*

OMJttag will he hrid IbWMt hodgbl • aaltee at goro

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You Are Directed to Visit

Sea Isle City Follow the Crowd to a Growing Resort

Homo For Rent and For Sale Modem house* with every up-to-dafe convenience can be secured fit reasonable rates. You will be pleased with the improved properties here.

Low Comparative Real Fatale Valuo Prevail Now! Every visitor interested in real estate ii surpriaed at the low real estate values that are found here. Thc v are unusual. An increase is sure to com* and the time for a speculative investment is NOW.

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For Lveryone

More friends are being won to this resort each year. It possesses all tbs pleasures that nature and man cm provide

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