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Old Electric Smokestack to Come Down L. R. Langford Agrees To Remove "White Elephant" For $800—Contract Given

Wildwood Civic

Association Supper Chalmers Was Song Leader

—Mayor Culver Spoke

The Republican and Civic ?tn-

provement Asacclntlon

New Sewer Pump Needed

Stone Harbor Health Work

Plans for the removal of ' old smokestack which ha* w au eyesore and "hi* el-phsnt iKS or th, s« rar cur Commlntioners. were made at their meeUng on Tuesda). the contract for the demolishlna and removing of it being awarded - L. R. Langford, of Ocean >ie' who conuacted to take il down for JSCiO. The CommlBloners nan experienced much trouble in obtaining some one to remove It. Plans for the placing of a new electric sign at the Ocean Cltr road entrance to Sea We Cltr were discussed, the electric sign

to replace the one now

The electric sign on the Shore road, at Ocean View, will be re-

paired and painted -

Sdllr on behairof the

Rea Isle Citv Chamber of Commerce. aake.1 the Commissioner* to UHttninate the ehamber sign on the Ocean City road. The Commlasiotirrs said that the proposed

new sign would lake can Oomnlsst&ner John L Maher

reported a new sewer pump was needed due to th» preesnt one not giving evtlafacUon. **- —‘d

the now one In use

utlllaed for a number of years and every year trouble Is experienced with IL and l*>»‘ "

quired repairs yearly. z 5. - .my

received from City Engineer <Wllsaon at ike next meeting of the

Comm! rel ousts.

ifajai Maurice Sofroney

ported that the matter of the abandonment of Forty-first Street ‘ *rd plejuture Railroad by tin Pennsylvania Railroad will be definitely nettled by conference with the officials of the railroad next week, the matter having been referred to City Engineer

Collisson.

Commisfdoner Maher asked If the present bulbs In the lights In front of the City Hall could not be replaced with smaller powered bulb*. It was ordered that sixty candle-power bulbs be placed in the lights, the Commissioner* believing it to be a needless expense to have the lights powerful-

ly .Illuminated.

The Boardwalk benches were ordered repainted and put In proper condition In readiness for

the coming season.

Ordinances SB. Mi. 87. U and SB. were passed on secodm and

final readings.

The regraveling of Park Hoao.

Honor Rolls are based on difK rent Haudards In varlou; schools In the county. To get on ■ i... ,<ca We City roll of honor pupil must attain an average

Third Wsrd. of Wildwood, held their second anniversary “Ppcr last Thursday evening, at the Old Philadelphia Hotel. East Burk Avenue. The supper served upheld the traditions of this old hostelry, with Frank P. Thur-

man at the helm.

With the serving of th-

,_e entertainment began with Larry Chalmers acting as song leader. During the serving of

the supper other entertainers did „ — _—__ — - their part and did It well, among „f "B or over In his studies and them being the noted musiesi, hsv. a perfect attendance rarord team, the Toys. Mr. and Mr-. i..r the month. In North WildBen Toy in cornet and trombon h.mmI the honor roll Is composed numbers. Neat <ame Arthur J t pupils who have had an ayerAilen In banjo solos and muslcil age of 80 or above. Toward this saw selections Dr. J. 8. D. -tandard the following qualities Elsenhow.r sang two numbers I.»ch may be credited with one that went over well. Bobby Kelly, point Perfect attendance, trustIn hb inimitable manner, pro- sorlhtnra* prompUeas in prepsrvided the funny stories and songs ation of work, thrift In care

and some piano numbers as well. Frank Robinson. banjoi«:. wl'*-

three of hU students, composed

Plans and

s costume. — —

sting phases ia their ct. Her talk, costume.

'Work Being Done in the

^ Cl 1 ,h, ‘ ftr * t ,>ln '

Lo. OChOOlS yiVo^as^saved~and depoaited byinativ the North Wildwood children.

Dias Creek Will Give Two ; ...Ta,, »««««

Comedies on April 6 Sav- mM Ung. decided to add another were thoroughly enjoye J _

i)__t, C,,_». rn teacher to the High School faculincs Danit system . |y for npxl year x survey of

the High School. Incluu.ng intelligence teating and standarulaed achievement testing, is now being carried on under the direction of Mr Keep, the supervising principal. Thirty-seven pupils in the Woodbine schools have had a perfect attendance

record no far this year.

Court Hot

ipplies and books, courtesy. Any nh pupil earning all these five < red-

rare* o, nu aiuarnir. iouis-/.— d a »ta1» entitled to an additional banjo quartet that did well and -redll for goou aponsmansklp.

appreciated to the fnllest

Horact J. PH"

companlst for the entertainers William E. Fortum, president of the club, as toastmaster introduced the guests of the evening. Mayor Edwafrt S. Culver spoke on the subjects of i-onsolldatlon and the necessity of acquiring the beach front for the rlty. Ralph Carll and Alfred G. Taylor. City Commissioners w.-re present. Among other speakers were Jonathan Hand and Court-

wright Smith.

Six ArresU in Sea isle in Year Not a Single Resident Jugged By Local Polia^^ An inspection of the Sea Isle City Police docket today revoaled that there were but ela arrent* made In Sea We City during

the paat year.

The docket also showed that not a single resident was Included In the number arreated. Four of the number arrested fled from other cities, two of whom war* forger*, end the other two were want- d for robbery. AH were apprehended by the local police from descriptions furnished

them by ••flyers."

One arrest wa» made l drunkenneea and the other an assault and battery charge. But four policemen arc ma taln< d by Sea laic City, the nu her being sofflcb to take care

of law viola***. fl

Chief of Police Charles Pud. and Aaxlatant Chief of Police

The Dutch booklet, which > slated wf scene* and tokens Holland, was exceptionally v«»

information.

Woodbine Pleased at Feldman's Success

Viola Stebblns 1« the faithful and efficient pupil librarian of the Avalon School. a nature-study walk the pupils of the third to sixth grades of the Beesleys Point school fourd and named several of the trees given In the Hat for study. A spruce pine and a Jersey pine growing «de by side gave a opportunity lor study aud « parison. Through lb. leading of • Hans Brinker. or the Silver Skates." and "The Dutch Twins." brought to them by our County Librarian, the children of F ley s Point are Interested In i Ing a I*utch scene on their

.ndtable.

of the Regent. »• <'*■»• .ho U confined to her b«ne b T litne*. the First VI** «'*•»»• Mr*. J' nathan Hand. Tbe business meeting *•**?*; lowed by » most m Joy able social hour during which the nosu \he rmi'rt iwi v ed delicious retreskmenta

Aut't TtJBk* Tntk ? Naturalist: "Botnethlag (!

1 TKl. HIWIIIi

The Home and School Aiwocianon of Creen Creek ha* provided sterling silver pins for the pupils having the beat monthly nvernges in studies and deportmiiBL The pins arc attractively decorated In black and orange with the school's number and G. C. G. 8. on them. To promote in tereul In deportment as well a> Studies. It la understood one must i•-main first In one's, clara lor three consecutive months in order

the pin* The winnurt

last time were: Eat I Bevla. third grade; Everett Nor bury, fourth grade: Earl Norbury. filth grade: Ruth Hickman, sixth grade; Her-

schel Thompson, eighth gradi-. ^he primary room of the Stone The pupils in the primary Harbor school baa been carrying room at Green Creek are much „„ a health project. On Thurwpleaaed with their "Duleh Sand- d^jr niiernoon. before the Parenttable." The windmill Is moat Teacherfi' meeting, the children real I-<iic and the tulip field W In Mve u h hort program showing fuU bloom. The huuaea are well a j, aI |; )n d of work waa being constructed and the CodtOfne* of done. Thta included a playlet the people nr.- colored In the dramatltation of the eight health manner ot all the pictures tiiey lrUl „ tw 0 itooklete were shown bad to work front. The eighth j||, a t bad been made by the cbllgrade pupils are conducting aii] rtreI1 an d a l*o the weight and interesting experiment In making tooth-brush charu. Miwt Lucille

a rake sale held Saturday. Tuckabor P. T. A. netted 50. The pupils ot the fourth,

fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the Tuckaboe school are being given the Morrison-McCall ape) I ing test*, the results of

hlch are being graph'd by the

•renth and the eight grade pupils. The sixth and seventh

'*s are selling candy, the pros of which will be used buy nature-study picture*.

Has Served the Town as Postmaster For 22 Years Great satisfaction Is being express, d by the population of Woodbine in the re-appolntnient of Jacob Feldman lo another four-year term as postmaster ol the • lltile-blg town." Mr. Feldman was postmaster of Woodbine from 189* to 1914 and in 192J was again re-ap-pointed. He was one of the original settlers of the thriving town, having mine to Woodbine when a young man. He married Sarah Grobman. daughter of Abram Grobman. one of the original Investigators sent to Woodbine by Baron Delllrsch. Mr Feldman has two daughters and four son*. Hla daughters are Annie F.. wife of Dr. Ecker. of West Orange: another daughter who 1* a graduate nurse of Mt. Sinai Hospital. Is the wife ot Dr Jamb Rors-nbxum. of Brooklyn: Eugene F. Is In business In Schenectady, N. Y.: C Haro F lives In Newark: Milt. Is a third year .student at t! i'nlverslty of New York, taktng • medical rourae. and David, a gradual. of Woodbine High RclHs.l. I* now a first year student at New York l-nlvereity. preparing for a dentistry course.

paper from rag*. Of course It Is not so smooth as commercial paper. but It really hangs together. Two comedies. "The Case of Smyths va. Smith.” and "Aunt Jerushy on the Warpath." will le given by the pupil* of the Dias Creek School on the eye-

ing of April 6.

Springer, the teacher, has secured for the children sample* of soap, cream of wheat, tooth paste and tooth-brushes. The children have constructed a health sat table. For two months and

Appreciation W* desire to express our appreclation of the kindness and sympathy of which we were recipients at the time of death of wife and mother. Mi*. Alberta B. Tomlin, eapadaily the kindness of the Busy Bee Circle. WM. TOMLIN AND CHILDREN Petersburg, N. J.

, The County Vocational School ‘ ! ha* Just purchased a daylight i screen in order to make Its pro-j Jeclor available for the vocational teachers - public acbool cl*. This screen wllkjalso tiak* pos.dW for Mi tfo-ves hod Stone to give Illustrated Uciures

xae <«*...*..••» - . , „ , . ' at afternoon meeting* of school will be Included In the list of John Finan aay Sts isle t-tty orc>n iaation». such as Parent- .. I.--.KMI** ««t. Xtjachl . re . Aaaoclatione. If desired.

Middle Township High_School Play One of the most successful plays staged by the dramatic association of the Middle Township High School, of Cape May Court House, was that given last Thursday and Friday evening* at the high school auditorium. "Miss Somebody Else." a hilarious' comedy in four acts was enthusiastically received by a large audience on each ot the

two nights.

Miss Emma Hand was the leading lady, taking the part ol "Constance Barcy.” while Walton Erricksou was leading man. portraying the role of "Kugler Blainwood,” the only son of a rich widow, minus the cough and In-

trepid HmUe.

The high school orchestra rendered excellent music before and between the acts and furnished the music for dancing, which followed the play. The affair netted over ISOO. which will help defray th* expeqsew ot the senior class to

Settlement Made For Lutheran Parsonage | The Lutheran parsonage ha* been taken over by those who i ptschaaed it some time in thej past. Settlement waa mad.

Dope Rend Bel ore Judge j, Walter L. Gunning, an allege.: dope fiend, who gave hU ad-: y dress as Atlantic City, was be- j •' fore Judge Ware on Wednesday. I * charged with the larceny of a $ coat and two shirts from an j Ocean City merchant, and wae|S given a suspended nentenee. when ; j it was learned that he wa> | wanted by the Atlantic County 11 authorities for a more serious «f-!S frwso. He was arrtwted by Ocean ■ Clfy police about two wi-ek* ago. I|

lesidents are a law-abiding set. They say motorist" and rfsitorai gin them very little trouble, which they believe is due to the common sense policy the police

An automatic savings-bank system has recently been Installed In the North Wildwood school. Savings stamps are purchased i

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