Cape May County Times, 6 January 1928 IIIF issue link — Page 6

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Editorial Page of the Cape May County Tunes

Cape May County Times

« c*:r Bertew. rtferuurr.

Resorts Should Profit By Another's Experience

PublUbed Everr Friday hr the Atlantic Printing & Publishing Companj Sea tale City. N. J.

WIU4AM A. HAFFERT. Editor and PublUber ADOLPH C- WILSET. Manacins Editor

Pdbtfcatloc Office: TIKES BflLDlNG. *11 South Landis Avenue. Sea Isle City. N. J. Ocean City Office: €13 Asbury Avenue ViMvood Office: Z3tt Holly 3each Avenue

What Are You Worth To Cape May County?

What are you worth to Cape May County '

The start ai a Sew Year i* a e°od time to think

that over.

Are you an asset or a liability ? Arc you trying to push it ahead or hold it back? Do you kiioi it or boost it? Can you sec only its laults. the things it lacks and if so, what are you doiitg about them? People who have traveled from one end of the country to the other admit Cape May County ha* natural advantages that are unsurpassed. It i*. too. right at the door of the most thickly populated sections of the country, wherein dwell nrllion* ot folks who can be lured to our shores as summer

Communities seem to have that fading so com-, to individuals, the refusal to profit by the experience, frequently costly, of other commnnme*. Not so many months ago part of Ocean Cm wa* swept by Sames. That resort learned its lesson quickly. The City Commissioner* at once parsed resolution making mmpulsors the rooting ot all buildings in the cm with fire-resistant material tr. January I. 1930. To date we ha.cn t heard o, ; any resorts pausing a similar measure, although eseryone know* it .» far easier to halt * j' Tr J* such roofing than it i» to check its sT"* 11 when once it starts its fiery game ot cbecker* among buildings that are not » pnxected. It doesn't require much to stall a serious cwiflagration. A match .garette and a careless boy n hi» teens can oauw one. Infant* have been known to he responsible for fires that have resulted

in death and disaster.

Every Cape May County resort should tidkn* Ocean City's toot steps in establishing this pre-

Washed In /?) C. SHORE

WE HAD A TALK WITH a friend, a forroet rommlwiont-d offieer in the navy, now of tbe merchant service the other day Our eonversanaturally turned to the 8-4. renting at the

The sucmsiul athletic team wins by -opera-i i .of the ocean with

tion. So wiii Cape May County and its resorts.

Much has been said of co-operation, until it possibly has grown monotonous to some ears. This, however, in no way weakens th truth that Cape May County can onlv forge ahead by the cooperation of those individuals who reside within its confines. What you can do to aid in its dcvelopment may seem trifling to you, but remember that the combined effort of thousands of "yous" is what will make Cape May County the kind of

resort section nature intended it to be. Sing •» praises. That doesn't mean exaggerate

or lie a v»ut it. Far better no advertising than that built n falsehood. There are so many good things to be said about Cape May Count) you need hive no fear that the fact if i< still an infant will work against it. It's a mighty healthy young-

destined, we believe, for big things in resort

life.

it grim cargo of dead

i former buddy of Lieutenant i!c-

ur

GlBley, who went down with the 8-4. and of Lieutenant Piro. who waa kwt in the tragedy of the 8-51. hold* a firm opinion that more drastic m. »*ur»-» might have been taken to reecoe tbe crew several electrically lighted tr of the eubmarine. . The fau’t. be feel*. He* with thoughifol Mka nwidr along

too much red tape.

Whether or not it would have been poaclbie

UKDSEKGH HEEDU THUOOBG COKES TIEFT BACK 5 000 TEABS TOT FLOOD BELIEF

tyer, Unded In Mexico Oty. notified the world that young In iht* country know how is . in spite of the fact that their

tbe

The Called Rate* Ooveramenl ought to enUst tbe •erxiem of Lindbergh to luMnsct Aateeteu fikra and enlighten tbow rs^s^ etbJe for out air defease. If aaother war over nnms* U dag-

extraordinary to fu-

ture hl*ioctane, writing of Areerieaa tiUtm bombed and gasMsl.

that tbe richest eHiee world should have

Not one of our cities is protsefad today by anything but distance

ships are obsolete, anti-aircraft guns absolutely inefficient. “* spend tMd.OM.d*® a year

••defen

Sea isle Gty Needs A Publidty Director

So mon can progrew very far these days without the right kind of publicity. No resort ran get that publicity without paying WKiiething for it. PuHkiry requires systematic planning and systematic execution of plans. This can be properly done only by a man, familiar with advertising, de voting hh entire rime to the work. Such a man costs money, ot oourw. But he will pay for him *elf many times over by the - icreased buwnr,* hr

will bring to the resort.

Sea Isle Gty needs a publicity director who will be on the job every day and every working hour of the day. Hi* duties should include the secmary*h;p ot the Chamber of Commerce. That 1 long needed a paid secretin . Thi* i* n.

that unusually | s.n tbu i* no rcants for

O ' road* ban- range of its friend* and supporter*. Competing

tbrlr lawns to extend *ea*<in's greetlngi. j with aeveu other elubc. only one dub. the H««*pasting motorMta. Wr predict an Increasing j man. wa* Judged its superior. Six were rated

tbe men • •> rucrumbed to a horrible death, popularity for Ibis happy way of saying ••Merry below It. There is never any Oisgraee in coming hoping again t hi.pe tor aid Is being investlgaied. 1 LTiristmas.” in second place or third pl»-v or seveaib Place Another investigation mlgnt profitably be eon.. , |f you do tbe best you tan. And tbe Wildwood ducted In the numerous unessential Intricacies of GARBED IN COlXJRFi L ORIENTAL cosiume. ' String Band eertaioly did Just that In montba of whai i.« popularly branded a* governmental "red the Wildwood Siring Band tunefully led their | preparation and in the -bowing made in tbs

lap. " I’d!vision of the mummeni' carnival, in Fhiladel-, parade.

_____ i phia. New Year's Day. Down thurougfafarrs ssrept | —„

by icy blasts the boys from Car May County : THE STRING BAND hi a.-, amet to Wildwood, marrbrd to capture wound prts- for the second It gives that resort a great amount of publicity at consecutive year. 1 comparatively little coat In Don y, alt hough ita The nring baud ruction . tbe best of thi* j member* put much U.xm and effort into th* orunlipie frolic and Is always last ,n line. Thou-1 gan^ation. The band should be eucouragwd and

of spectaiom shiver nd stay longer than j _ . , , . .

,1,., »«ll. )on .. ... fc „ r . . !«'«•» Mtb o. wm ih** musical duhs. Rowe day It may win first prise (here* hoping It Wildwood ha- every rtrght to be proud of its! ‘h** "ex! year) and. then, what publicity b will

Tbe United State* Gyps'"! Cm. with office* in twenty HlJea a»d twenty-two talnea and mill* In fifteen States, has this good i All headquarter* manager* devote two hour*, from » to 11 A. M-. to ••loncentratioo “ They allow Bo Interruption exfspt In • 11 to S they

i a day for rend

IT WOULD BE EXTREMELY interesting if it were possible to compile figure* showing how touch in cold cash, human live*, human effering and inconvenience and In friendship with othei

countries thi* thing,

much go ' could Colonel

if. on hr* n ♦ions o! good will, be were-bound hand and loot and mouth with red tape. Not a I thousandth ot wbaf he is almost miraculously'

I Japs." ha* cusi- How ' : j.ir.d^r*h-ircoaip»tth!;

bodi

reflertion on the t

c men who hav

lor no man can take care ot Pxoprrl- an) aim handle the i thi! ottir in the raanner it deserve*. There will be folk* who will fc » •> grrar * fallacy „ f0 c i„ m ^ head o. any important drpartnient ir

>rk ;

! that post, i buamrw

doing in every country he visits. J' • would hardly da- open hi* mouth or take a step unlew be?” Secured pennlraion from a superior. Some red];

discipline are undoubtedly notm-

band. It did not rapture first prise, to be ■

ersate lor Wlldwoci.

John D. Rockefeller had Idea many years ago. One oi local manager*, pointing proudly to a desk loaded down with paper*. said to him: "A lot of d*|UE hut I shall get through It all : »•> night ." Mr. Rockefeller, quotI lug thart. said to hta dirtrtera. ”1 ; want all importani managers In : our organlsatioo to ett with their | feet upon clear dwfca. thinking f bow they can make more money : for Standard OH." They mad# U, | with RoekefeUer^ dlrvetloB. asC | now he spend* It irwe fully fig hi ! lag disease and ignorance. Tc I get ahead, i-member that think i is comes first. The rest Is sar-

sary In govtn,menial aud mUltary ♦cUvItiSk bal.l when :hey eoet human life, when they Mind !oJ'— eoni*.flion* and fart* when they punish, by dis-)

mlai-al. such n merail. ifs tli

Spirit of the State Press

* Mitched!, Magruder a

hi

Becetsarv Bother c Nutley (Sun: Admltilng that regulation* nirrnunding the w* for automohiles and '.hejr dr

Learned ptofawsuv In (he Cut letsity of fioathsm CaktflBrada uy that slang, wnhin

seem* to be a

ALL OF VS admiic dee* grip mi. Pon r.i they give u* thrill uj

, ' P'"

ready i,

'he *

(old.

performed that, be *-• "» unprevron,, A iced and eenalnly irred in thta county

'nly grevi

On tbnil. Newap.p.-! a«-; ' bravery are rag* tly read j however, a coura; :eou* art! 11 anew, pojbmw aim wt un- j

-ung. Such

The <

w»y trying to attract attention to by act* of daring or bravado. There

tor aotcriaty. until It has be-

> that lhe j coia- boiLing ira* than a liseaii*. and r dangerof perwon. j '"“Ir co'i lag lour disease at that. The air billon bat their j 1 '’ «•> 'Omclhtng worthwhile D a worthy ambition -onsequent j * njt ,h,> *^r» to do something startling simply j for notoriety l* not eomreewds^le in any tegrw*. h* first of J There i. a i*« dificrcrr. between makln oneaelf til ervetal | W * B < iuqx.rtasi! and being important. While neeemary j fhcre is mad scramble fur public notice going on. r-enae. aad * h o ««*• doing tbe real work <d (he world » dr!ver.i* rr n,M se-king BMortMy. Tbe people who are but ih*) 'd' , tng really worthwhile th.nks are not so much coucerwed sthMit getting ■■ the public eye a* they

their Ml log them automatically To Mil rout friend a "dim bulb" I* better than saying to /our brother "Thou fool." and ft means th.

[dent in the brain" and esna* j thought, aaya owe prof naan r | ! •*»') takaa the place of thought but that la too long an argument

They are n

Thojfri.

IT HAPFENEI. ON THE 8e. Ulr City beach |

Sunday at’- • - • ) . wa* siddenly trautdormed from ai!

I sufficient

liMirit) din fic is also a

two hoys, preaumably becauiw flu cared with fi*h b!i»d and I cod fish they had.

Police Eftr iency

iblie -ood than they

nsptcuoua >tk*. and

Henry Fold *eten»i"ad to

would taka you there vp that every mat vn s8o«d to have asm he wade him both famous

Britain U sending a eom Mow to tudla headed by file John Rmon to see ahoui hoping India toward self government Tbe help should have began (fififi

yearn back.

Hot

Whet

a people la who*, liter* lure the world liberty does not appear la 5ofi« years, to ml! Hoot who hellevs that little gtrli eight and Mm yearn old should b. married to middle-aged and that when the old hus) dim the young wocaan should be burued alive with the htrshaMT able corps, r That'a a Ion

self grrernmewt.

of Conin*

body he can imrcate it» •Ctivitw* »nd f f, Jt ,

* porpnee wai

‘ rildently had iwtoriety B wake

> ot stature, vt. *

The President rncousme (m-yaar plan to: Mtwiasipt ley flood prevention inv f 3Xt.lfi4i.fiM Altogether, fififi.fififi would be spent th year and IlfiAfif .Me a thereafter. Why not cpen-l year as much as can be burry the Work

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A Comprehensive Report

‘ To Reduce Taxes At Home

Of Dawes wool-

gold sdaadarrt,

birthdays sad —_ a „ glva a 1M of tbe blniwUn

men every .

it men every

two Opt MOM at- . ...

ladies of a cen^^

-T Wetbda, and ,/

They are iwmty-two for

unit they rears Ulny fl„ ^

'*«* «o «c bs- t

to be old fas to seise; jW. and keep H. Wk, *k

1 »«»»< F*fe asy Wrchd^*

. — ■— to recall !t, i time 1 fall (a love, it ( Cv .., the firm view of the h ( » firs* rereUtloo of moet!i,v

Th* find par day «Lc sfs oee*s superiority complex If we are going to fur bra*, mg. thaw might b< .

that you have lived eon- - years—of what good L '.tr' Ufa to a pleaaani thinr ] haps aud it to good to «— tk> and to fuactloB othersi•>t»e would not willingly pn all up. But out wry a the time are we glad *- • ever b.rw. Perhaps w« wr* he. but the mlliigruh* »:* busy with moat of us uf life to hardly sucemwfu: • for U* to celebrate It to very oompllmeniart our friends to my that ih*? glad are werv ban, aad th.' S we will llwa a thottus^ <«

they really m*»r of Ut hare rase)-' j yswra. Wbcc v wrt He to have a highball we decline, asi i.' tain forms of food are po: to

the doctor say* so.

Our Readers Write;

CSoisau or Xoo 1

D«ar BA tor: Everywhere I look : " ■ bcrrtbto abbrevtotlon 'a™« to tbe tow. t» newapst' ' u tinea and ot, biHbea: tc sr.u out ttrongiy to the r-tt ri 1 odltorial matter and ds** 1 ? '

umna. Ut fact, it t» fMt "

greeting car lw -X-r m. H Instead Of rtagtng L*, heart strings the pl-a-mo*las which Mould trt- ‘ happy Urns. It atrike* i dant note cntlrAy out c.

with my spirit.

Are we going to l« ’-* 1 * ^ abbreviation tab* hoH r '-f‘

bvld

confetti? Ar* we '

hang* the mtgb t : which this ecus:-:.

o( a soil * smo reded.

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