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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES

FWDAY. Sm 17

Cape May County ‘lime* Con«oil<l»!*a with tb* Sm Uta City

Publtabed Ererr Fildby by the AT I. ANTIC 1‘KINTINU AND rtBMMBINU COBI’ANT Uic City. N. J.

pay for thcmwhr* in tht imh MANY THINGS nc*» of complrviofi. the buo afley WBODGHT BY PBAYEB

of »ffp brijfhtnrs' of thf ri»| ,

rt.h ,1,, brine ... thr hnuie-' Mrt l ;"* ib ' r f h h “

wiri ,ri«rj ni d.-dtfny. j"" * «»-S™-nlri«y In . t™ ra„ .. .ill bn con i'''nt'*™ -nth .hr! odr.-d a crime for noman •« J«« **'■" hr broken r.tbr, m tal.b o, | ™« i.Kikc rhroueb houvhold drudgm. 1 , not r, " t **‘1 ■bout. Vhv not hritrn .h.t d.v? ' m * m » H "' rfl ■»'"

A Worthy Son Comes Home—

■ By Albert T. Rad

Why not harten that day? The greater the output of cur-

] lnow the thou-ritn.lth ^.irt of the

rent the cheaper will be the price. Sll South i therefore we hope the folk*

Publication Office: TIMES BUILDING.

Landla Aea, Sea laic <1ty. N. J.jthe countryside will reepond ~——~—t~ 1 the efforts of this cotnpanv to

Ocean City Office: I , , . •22 Asbcty Avenue I extend their output of current.

Wildwood Ofi’.t< I While the company is attempt>206 Holly Beach Avenue | |||e fo rxtmd thc lIff of elprtric

lighting we very much wish it would push the u«e of electricity]

•nbecriptlon price. 21.00 p«. year, mailed to any address In the United Stated or It* poaaeMlon*

Entered aa Second-Ciaaa matter at the Poet Office, at Sea lale

Cily. New Jcraey.

natui. *»u(Ttw« atnnuniim »t» jmrv m wsr*ms. ik. Unrr C Wm4.

A BUSINESS MAN FOR BUSINESS JOB

Cape May County’* experience of recent year* has been that when it come* to promoting the public bustnev. it pays to have a business man to do the work. A continuation of this policy would therefore be but natural on the part of the people. There is no position in the county that calls i urgently for a business man than does that of Freeholder. Two of these officials will be elected this year, l^st week we cited the qualificatios of Luther R. Ogdi for another term in that offi and this week it gives us pleasure :•> set forth the good qualities of another man for that position. This nun is E. Lawrence Chalmers, of Wildwood. Mr. Chalmers is a young man, but he has won his spurs in the b'ninesworld and will biing to the Board of Freeholders and the administration of the affairs of the cm: the nowledge and experience gained in his fight for a standing in the business world. Composed entirely of busmeas men, Mr. Chalmers will fittingly occupy the seat which will be vacated by that other young business from /ildwood who is retiring on account of his health, Fostei

Godin.

reduce farm drudgery and to farm output. There

many ways in which electricity can be used to reduce time on the ‘farm and thereby give more time Ijto productive labor, which is the real business of the farm. If present rates are too high for this, then the company through it* engineers should make a survey of the field, get a line on the prospr. tivr business and are whether it is «-rough . i warrant a concession in price. We believe there is a virgin field here for the

electric company.

prayer* that went up to hea for her son's safety in those long j long hours o ; flight from New foundland to the shores of Ireland, i Millions of newspaper readers j read with blurred eye* the bullet ins of l^ndbergh's take-off in the morning mist, hi* passage over New England. Maine. V,., iddi^ C ° , ‘*’ *' n *N> ihr circling over St. John's N. F.. and his disappearance into thc blackness

of night.

Those tear* were tears of pride and joy and anxiety, and each carried a prase: lor protection of the lad who had \am4ied into the void where no human hand could longer help him. "More thing are wrought by prayer than thi- world dreams of." Our Young Eagle is home

WHAT WILL

FREUNOHUYSEN DO?

Will former Senator Joceph Frelinghuysen be a candidate for his old seat in the Senate? Then api eared last week a letter sent from hi* headquarters, the earmarks of which indicate that

Try as he will he can never understand or know the depth of the national pride, joy and gratitude at his safe return. Ot such stuff are heroes made. FORD S REMEDY FOR CRIME

Henry Ford is not a believe! capital punishment. He has i own theory as to how mur-

Harkis i- willin',” provided the j deter* should be dealt with ami 1... i • t loud enough. The letfet 1 while we do not agree with him. •ays resolutions have been received his remedy is at least interesting.' t , on from various organizations calling; In an interview in Col heron him to be a candidate and he j Weekly he sets forth his position

promises to give the matter serious thus:

•«*. •»' -I HUn. Id pudMuddd! > the lines, means how many whipping If nwemary.'' he -ay-

more people will send in reaolu- " l,ut 1 d°

tions?

That the former Senator ha* we his ears to the ground awaiting: c * n

any favorable sound is too evident *

Th/s Week Bj Artkmr FARMS AND MACHINES OH. WASTE-PAY LATER OUR CIGARETTE TAX FORD NO IS.OOu.OOO

Musings of th Office Cat

Scotch farmer had «».. n twenty hens to tfc. tet. Only nliMleen. l. „ sen i. an«f It wu nin.. before tim tweMte-h brought In^iy the f« ;r n." Mid the batch* r tr with thi* OBeV agreed the other ■*"' didn't lay an- i

It.* machines' In the See rails* nto Valley are nrahing million* workins tratel that pay* lew than

Euiop-

we are tom. enjoy 4

moie than any human l»n. f ' l« true that they rarly nuk.

I b*>a>« about It.

, I either Open says: 'Tbps of a alga over on Ess I!* rev wbieh rends: •Wb*!. Mire is under water th.••Mr. Jiggers.'* naked the , teaaor la the Inebma _ "what three words are mv-i I among college students*** "I dont* know." said th* i

Boy: -Do you hno» Oti n some parts of Afrits ■ loeei. t know his wife u-s

The Destroyer* of Faith - upi. «r uioumiikI at th. diu k-f ptanesTmd*

<-rs in California gone to the poll*, the dectoria) vote of California, a nominally Rrpublii-an State electing Hiram Johnson by o'er 200.000 puraiity. might have gl*en us a Republican oresddent. To think that we base a state ,j,, «f alfaira where out of llfty-two

mlUion* of voters, only twenty-' M-ien millions take the trout;. Roadside Booze Joints

I'.nal Republic: Men o! have been nwponslbl* for e progress hutnanlty has since the dawn of oi'iUzaSkepMcx and doubters it bout count ructl vc ideas have. It is true, sometimes cleared th

pathway for more rapid progrw. but except that men who belie* ed in something had followed them their work should have been only

u New Vork-

Raris hop and the initial Man-hattan-Germany Jaunt. In both of which all long distance, non-stop flying records were .-hatn-r*-d This is the nation's glory. Rut

Main Street to produce

The church.

ing anyone. Capital puni isn*t thc solution for mm

Hist have a hangni.l say that *our Mat.

hment ‘ *’ ^ on,, roSn * j,., jj'faith and the idi

„ wt . dvldual or a nation: It is <iult» killed' a,lo, ' h '* r lo P'" something b*-t!ct u and lln place. The man who seU

,1 hilled him.* i uul 10 destroy a faith or an In to need comment, but if he wants' -Everyone shat.- the moral prun he will gain support bv 1 tor *•'• » «*»dltlon to "

i— ,, , . which he consents. Also, that 1 'king bet • r to pu. Ib .- place. unqualifiedly announcing his can- » hlch th .. Bta „. con>M ,. r , proper ^ :■•»» without f-.tb didacy. Fast experirticn should be to do every dtlz*-n of that «tate i ,hin * ** a ni *'' without hop. ; a lesson to him. j should stand willing to do. We “"d “ nl * n » , **bout hope u a

cannot rid ourwher :h.- r e-; t'mn without dneent:.. fo: a. ve-

sponslblllty of killing

the scho.'., the

educative forces of America mu-( assiel to better this condition. It may b> that the other twentyflve million would not have voted much diacrentiy In the nation ’

i who set* bl| , th< . y Bhou , d , pasl vote. J 1 ' or an in-, Tbe apathy is thc danger. Th.- "

J'ndHD-rence 1* the social menace, j a

ioubt-

THE ASSEMBLY

VACANCY

As Charlrs C. Read has decided ; < »,rii„,D,,i, A^bi >?rrf rip.

which hr has to well filled, thc' is exeruted. we has. needs of Cape May Countv in I b >‘ w hich everyone ,h,', i " , | murderer should be i this transition perm.) require that J htck bu dfb| ,

Thc young n cently «omm!

life for theory that Ilf. ule. but 'he victim* of h for a busily at work and he 'ear down the f ituatlon dividual and mm m The 'he n..;c huuat-

• to pay itation.

vietitn**

; merely pawing the Job Into the

{hand* of a paid , “The Mosaic la SPREADING THE WHITE POWER

Having reduced their lightine

rates approximately one-third in this territory, and made a good

Ihrir cummrreiri a,.^ pow .r ,JU ' IIlon Dc nl,r,; t *> * , "*' , ! throuRh .upportii me, .. » bu, luiural ,h., ,l„ 'r'' 0 ** "< '■< ^ ^ I‘‘ Atlantic Cily Hcciric Company ^ "' ,l1 '"* blt him ,0 himself througli rimnWrachon. lormomburinma.|“ 1 ’ f' '** "• h "' ' 1 ' R 0' l i , . Tl.o «»•*■ la—L.. i InMs laid it down, and go ahead •** r * k or « R oc ' "n to say that

ImuriT lc, “ b ' , " S .. JonC iwi,h ,hc Vrirt. F-dri.k tbere is no crime praUnn mmMlaUon It

.hmoth lct.ee. -rnkm. McMumy lim lht ; 1 „i„J State.

[of Wildwood, a young business! -Poverty, dlseaw. une man who is well acquainted with m *nt—these are the real

the nerds of the seashore

Main Street Cheers

Trenton Times: Ten-rboro, N. the little burg of 20 noui* Jere Clutenr*- Cliwmberlaln sits a Justice of the Peace during

Elisabeth Journa’: It b<

ful if there arc many driver* ot automobiles: who are fit to handle their machine* without imperilling thc safety of the highways., though they have but one ro di nk* of modern boutrw* .-tuff In them. Ik it to ■ndcred at that a responsible riflrfal. oi the character and

ce of Commiasioner Dill, ied about law-defying ace and i* pnolicly warnpublic agm* ist them? xci-edtagl? difficult it 1*

oadht

*" ' 9af - Dwd: “Why single out A*-: Kton. l»lu to 1*20. Atuerirai A .ollege Mfuration *r * rm Pobulittion ituriwd only bum a man If he'a willia U p ! tent While pruduetion imam a little something sfl*

t wheat lacreaw-d fifty-eight per graduate*. •n: corn thirty flve per cent

*i!le tbitty-aeven per cent, hogs "> n<*»ce. young n.an. th*: ixty-flve per cent. •moke." said the prorp** The farm problem la not to be ^

lived, according to Mr. t'lapp. drink a* well***

by • keeping the boys on the * h ''' 1,d J° ,, > w * 11 esj I farm but by letting the buys f f »P©«<ied the British go the lactorie*. using mo^ fheerfulljr. "rather better, la

machinery on farm* and thus re- 0,,, br * D -“

ja«claa c», of productloo. I ... „ *■’Igbt automobiles and 'rurka'* drlv ' f * ,und * mna ,WO r '‘ - being produced in greater <k,,,c

^Sinnc than ever before " Such on C " ele

the officku report. There I* *'* ^ * n ’ , * ,T, ' Bn,,,ln Mly one cloud on thc automobile rU “" rd lt> * L uriaoa, and (bat's an ..11 cloud nr * rlr •’''■■I**** ln ,hl ' hrr H ' <k !T Pr,MJUC,l0n * nd <*, o, the c we price cutting in the oil In- , .w7 nk ' v. : > mean tr.nrbl- ahead ‘or I?”'. ?" . T . U . ^ «tor owner*. Oil U *w-inE K tBJ ?L d • -'-d. poured on, _. n d ~juand-„ hr br .

ing me like tny oth« ere,

er.-4 on Mindy roads, wherever public officials can be p-r uaded'J to buy it at public expanse. I Oil production is wastefully , B

. prir^g are low—today's

n;-: who bare: bis 1mm hectic mnnent*. and P r *'ent t9ie praotice* that nicid. on the! D.-nIaon, Iowa, when- thc Intrepid Imperilling the pub.ir. is known futility, are Bellanca pilot wax born and b y nil who have tried to do so. i- deet oyer*, j reared, are entitled to tons their TlM '> will be cleaned out or made ill-- effort to! municipal hate in the air. For I to “'wr the iaw * only w hen pubd:.i ions ’4 in- didn't Clarence do It? Teter-i ••<■ sentim* r • '■ c.,e munlr.pali • who are boro and Denison will tell thc I t» strong enough to dicker* of dvll-j world be did! [courage the political and other

! And then then- is Little'Fall*. I proterfion th.y receive.. (Minn., the incomooucntial town I They ; particu-

“Fnt Up or Shat Up" , ,rf l!l ' :n ‘‘ l t"-'i.-r wh.-:- they; ist-ly to y... p. ..p*. : *„, |>„' V

I “•'* *till Celebrating the achieve-1 lure the young who were above

^xHtlv ^"* f iRatiiP- ronlxing th. old saloon or

'roltly ; Colon, i Cbarle. A. Lindte rgh.

.rice* wiil t prices later

paid for with:

new girl I* dear <■ l because It baa no swii "! never fail to get

dates than

can handl-

riw-lmmlng pool." she Where Wc Are Cut Of

Atlantic City I* unlay Evening make* a sugg.-sti

all along their lines who users of electricity, urging them

wire their houses and use current

for lighting.

Thi. is wise and perfectly;" "T" “ ™ coun '

proper from a business standpoint. P’ ,hr

But it is more than this, it is an 1 effort to bring to the people of I the countryside a lighting systru tlut will add comfort and then

to their homes and make the 1 *™'*' ° r,,r! 1,1 highway more attractive, even af | in,rrf ‘“

night, for there is cheer in travel-

ing a highway from the homes i AN IMPORTANT

mploy-

legr pngcas

of erudition hate controversy, wh.r- . liticians and bard-h-cict* angelically feat.

jiiccd careful t

ing Assemblyman ai thc varied interests Inch at this tit

along which there flash forth bright beams, telling their own story of happiness and content. Not only docs this white current bring better lights, but it; pli

reduce he fire haratd. reduces portal the care and labor of the house-[devoli wife, and places at her disposal I unrav the means of relieving househi .d j ing tl

duties of thei- drudgery. Fromjtion

the tinw she starts the day with lone. a breafast until she arranges hrr j mg oi hair at night, for the next day’s jConm reception, dinner, or party, she {shoes, has only to flick a switch to make that t

this silent power relieve her of j attention to th

the burden of the day. With it (office and thc

utensils are teadily obtainable j tune fm thru

which will do away with the! exercising of back-breaking wishing and iron- J HaUingsead. a ing days, and make tire weekly) May City, is a

houtea leaning a pleasure. Of ling in his conn course sc ute.u.1. cost a Implications comme money but lev, than d.xnor bills'able man to fi in.! prrniatutc funerals, and they |>o!tant position.

COUNTY POSITION People as a rule p

J think anyo ice. ()utsidr i

es upon the Cor-.i.r: •ling criminal cases a , : c cause of justice, th- i -• potentially an ini|v.r « ill case of the sudden I-of thc Sheriff, one ni ns would step into It is therefore impnr he voters should pay n on to thc filling of

itid crime will disapp. :u Atom id-- every college there should t l factory. There should In- a ndu*lry near every school « thu he student will tu- able to |,-*r hrough the hard and arm a ' I have many ex-convict* work

ial

eut agree lo llation of I I liberty bon

Df-Frank Crane Says

The country needs a com

ou* oil and gaaollne supply, fair prlco*. which the Gote.u-

menr should regulate. Two burning quest* a* The nation now i* acting like Wr • r * ue “** w ' a drunken youth, equanderlng a ^ l * ,on ' t • ,nou * b ,or rich inheritance '* H abort enough tor *'J

Voclferous in their delens*

Lindbrrgh ha* goo.] An Dad favora longer skirls ri>thu*ta*tic French lady Intend- ‘.ulte uneasy on the Ied to itpend ISu.buo Irwnc* f ( ,r A'lth both *lde* Moth*-i a cup to celebrate hi* fight He A*" 1 *> f® eiJ«- the laoiilj -• -'•'•■pl’-d gratelully an.l asked A,,,, eo °* ,b ' boHlng hilthw the 1 So.otm franc* be spent "’*■ ‘fve* 1 ' <, o "Ron for r-.m instead on children </ French And. y»«. loo long for »t

aviator* mho lost ti, e i r

muting aviation. Lindbergh I* a goor n.-prwnutUi ot thi* coun-

try in Europe.

The roads are already toe lor the good of a lot >*f • ho ought to atay at horn*

repe*’

We Are Biscuit Cutters brought against America that

represents

the

harge

utter ctv-ili

k that goods which arc manufaci id thc people generally, are in a sc unanimity ami sameness about life

dualism.

Well, the biscuit cutter idea has something to be said in in It means standardization of products. It means that pan- ' k hinrry and shall be of an interchangeable

and thc cnonnoio pro-

is well Then

r enough indi

the fM-itr,- arrangritu -lapan. be told thu « national monopoly v Russian drink, forty which he otiglnati-ii. pioflt Just big enough t cost ot «tu- Russian ar

Bert Harris «a -ver been diseovi i presideat’s niefu

shall he made by

Aim

nd r

r hy

been dm

j retar; Hoover I disagree wr i-r I lozenges gettini 'performances <

all the reduc •erns have hr> tandardization

columns it is said that in Jsed 40 per cent. ()nr t •adily for 8 hours used t

iultplicd by man waste product.

> tire el in

young men. Why. I r* v hen it was a comm- 1 " a young man lo start ■ k and in a few year busine^.* ‘ i'es. bait cash register* r Invented since." nkle. twinkle. IHtle dr

The trouble with many * h.-'* always tryin* hi* hil!: methlng without tier l!} TIDE "TABLE FOR - JURt ‘Mena Ktarutard Tm* *U°* '*

I INDBFRGH at.- o„: ’ h and a half and thc l

rr 1

uiioanly. i banks ar

Earl .

thc United States i