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i- — 1 — • Delinquent tax sale Take noti re that the ■abecnber will ee'.l at bis office on Oape Avenue, Cape May Feint, N. J.. to satisfy the judgment against .the Borough of Oape Mar Point, of B. T. Johnson, on , ^THURSDAY. DBCEUBbR 17. 1908 twelve o'clock noon, the properties •inafter described tor the amount of tquent taxes due thereon, the •re or reputed owners of said proTCI iea being the peraons whose names I fa recti vely appear set opposite the respective properties and the jnt of taxes due on each property jdicated hereinafter as set opposite said respective properties ; to the «nt due for delinquent taxes B n each property will be added iuftiat and costs of the sale of each X&"ty. To be sold for the shortest ' o for which any person or peraons "If ffl agree to take the .aan e, or in fee '.ere none will bid for s shorter term ,*J pay the tax Hen thereon, includsg interests and cost of sale. • Amoantof tax assessed on lot f, Uock N. Owner or re-"2-00 Interests and coeta to 09 added Amount of tax aasPWFuf on kta 189 and 184. block B. Owner or reputed owner, John Allen. 8.00 Interests and coeta to be added . Amount of tax assessed on *> tfSB& tui I 92. block E. Owner 1f¥- reputed owner. J*. B. F. Ho| ellows, 7.60 — nteresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lots 28. 29. 80. 81. 88. 89. 40. 41, 48. 49. 60, 61. 52, 66, 67. 68. 69, block E. Owner or reputed owner, Susan Boyer, 56.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lota 64. 48. stock E; 14. 16. 87. 46, block H ; 1. block K ; 12, block 1. Owner or reputed owner, Edward Batchelor, 48.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 12. block A- Own. r or reputed owner, William A. Cross, 12.00 interests aod costs, to be added Amount of tax assessed on _ lot 18, block N. Owner or reputed owner, Wiiliam J. Chew. 2.40 H. In teres -s and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 76. block A. Owner or reputed owner, Mrs. G. H. Oornwell, 34.40 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 7. block A. Owner or reEted owner. Charles Diston, 12.00 teresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 14, block A. Owner or reputed owner, Samuel E. Ewing, 56.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on V lot 93, block A. . Otfner or reT puted owner, John Ferrell, 20.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 86. block A. Owner or reEted owner, J. M. Fitch, 2.40 teresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 48. block K. Owner or re- , puted owner, E. H. Farrow. 4.00 Interests and costs to be added

J Amount of tax 'assessed on | Jot 1, block E. Owner or re- i C ted owner, Mary E Lawrence, 80.00 ] teresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on 1 ■one-half lot 71, block A. 1 Owner or reputed owner. Re- ] becca Giles, 20.00 Interests and costs to be added | Amount of tax assessed on 1 lota. 129, 136, 163, block K. 1 Owner or reputed owner, E. J. Oibbs. 12.80 | Interests and costs to be added , Amount of tax assessed on lot 18. block K. Owner or repu'ed owner, L. A. Howell. 12.00 | Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on | Jots 5. 6, block N. Owner or reputed owuer, Jane W Hughes. 4.80 Interests and oosts\o be added Amount of tax assessed op lot 175, block K. Owner or reputed owner, Caroline Hughes, 6.40 Interests ami costs to be added Amount of tax assessed' on lota 17. 18, block H. 0»ner or zeputed owner, Louisa Harris, 4.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 89, block J. Owner or reputed owi er. Mrs K S Jacobv, 4. 00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 23. block L. Owner or reEted owner, Henry Kno't. 6.40 teresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 67, block A. Owuer or reBtea owner. May Kencham. 12.00 teresta a id costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lota 44, 45. block K< 163, block E ; 26, block A. Owner or reputed owner, Mary E Langley, 26.40 Interests and costs to be added Amount joI laueseased on one-balf of Sot 86. block K. Owner or reputed owner. I. H. -Lehman, . 16.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed, on lot 143, block K. Owner or reBed owner, George Myers. 3.20 teresta and costs to be added Aurcpr.t of tax assessed on lot 3*. block N. Owner or reCted owner, John Magor, 12 00 teresta and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 105, block A. Owner or reputed owner, beir* Edward Markley. 34 00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on puted owner, Mary Middleton. 4.00 Interests and coeta te be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 83, block B. Owner or reputed owner, Sarah J. Miller, 32.00 Interests andjeotts to be added

Amount of tax aasossed on one-half lot 174. 1oU 116; 116, 117, J29, 180. block E. Owner or ] reputed owi er, Mrs. Ob**. Otterson, . 80.00 Interests end costs to be added ' Amount of tax assessed on lot 85, block B. Owner or reI puted owner. Mary J. Ohl, 32.00 , : Interests and costs to be added , Amount of tax assessed on , : ot 32. block N. Ownir or reEted owner, B. S. Porter, 4.00 crests ana costs to be added ' Amount of tax assessed on 1 ; lota 11, 12. 18. block N. Owner 1 ; or reputed owner, Johanna j | Interests and costs to be added 1 Amount of tax ssseasert on ' lot 172, block E Owner or re- ! noted owner, Rebecca Reining- « 1 ton. 66.00- | > Interests and costs to be added , . Amount of tax asseaed on , lota 19, 20, block N. Owner or ] I reputed owner, Susan Selvey ! i 8.00 , Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 16. block N. Owner or re- « Eted owner, William Selrey, 2.40 , teresta and coeta to be added . 1 Amount of tax assessed on 1 lota 86, 27, block L. Owner or • reputed owner, B. F. Selley, 8.00 ■ Interests and coeta to be added Amount of tax assessed on , lots 84, 36. block A; 24. Block K. I Owner or reputed owner, Henry Slomsn, 32.00 ( Int rests and costs to be added ^ Amount of tax assessed on , lot 188, block E. • Owner or reputed owner, Samuel S. 1 Thompson, 8.00 1 Interests and costs to be added ( Amount of tax assessed on , Jot 164, block K. Owner or re- . puted owuer, Frances Vander- ' herehen. 12.00 ' Interests and coeta to be added , Amount of tax assessed on lot 48, block B. Owner or re- . puted owner, Jonn Wallace, 12.00 , . Interests and costs to be added ' Amount of tax assessed on 1 lota 90. 92. block A ; 67. X 66, ■ block B ; 9, 10, block O. Owner I . or reputed owner. Wm. C. . ' Wilkinson, 28.00 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on . lot 46, block A. Owner un- I known, 4.00 j Interests and costs to be adaed , Amount of tax assessed on , lota 68, 89, block A. Owner . unknown, 8.00 ' Interests and costs to be added 1 Amount of tax assessed on • lota 77. 78. 79. \ 16, ^17. • , block E. Owner unknown, 12. 00 , Interests and coats to be added Amount of tax assessed on ! lots 45, 58, 54, block A. Owner unknown, 9.60 j 1 1 Interests and costs to be added 1 Amount of tax assessed on lota 31, 36, 51, 52, block L Owner unknown, 11.20 1 Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lot 19, block K. Owner un- 1 known, 3.20 ) Interests and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lota 63. 61. 66, block K. Owner unknown, 9.68 ® Interests and costs to be added uiLeresis miu orauj uj ue auueu

Amount of tax assessed on 68, 70, block K. Owner unknown, 6. 40 1 and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on 73. 76. 79, block K. Owner unknown, ?-68 and costs to "be added j Amount of tax assessed on 90, 91, 92, block K. Owner unknown, 9.60 1 snd costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on 1 lots 118, 120, block K. Owner • unknown, 6.40 Interesis and costs to be added Amount of tax assessed on lota 124, 128, 130. 142. 165, 58, i 166, 167, block K. Owner un- | known, « 26.60 Interests and costs to be added " Amount of tax assessed on lots 170. 178. 173, 717, 179, block K. Owner unknown, 14.40 Interests and costs to be added AMNON WRIGHT. Collector of the Borough of Cape] May Point. FRANK BOWNE. Boro .gh Solicitor. 11-14 5t pi f. $29 2h [\ LUMBER AND MILL WORK fieorp oguen & sou 'it pays us r^RTz WAVE, why will it not Day you. By * the way, if your daughter is about to be married consul* us about the necessary invitations and stationery. We will give you pr.cea on all grades of ' work and guarantee qualitv to equai the best Orders for social printing are considered confidential, and will not be made public with out your per3 mission. STAR & WAVE PUBLISHING CO. Cape May. N J. PARKER'8

; COMMUNICATION. Editor Cape Itay Star and Wave : JDear Sir:-Yo«r issue of last week 1 contained a caustic reply from the * virlli pen of the veteran editor of the f Newark Star, to an article* previously 1 printed in your valuable paper and I signed "Fairneas." If I have been 1 miainformed, and therefore, misrepre- 1 sen ted the Star, I am very sorry, and f readily and willingly offer my apology, A. forlhave.no desire to misrepresent | one, however much he may differ A his opinion from - me. Now, Mr. 1 as the article in question con- " tains mufh to which I take exception, J 1 hope you will kindly allow mc space F enough to reply to at least -one state- L • meets. ! Your correspondent says, "The p writer is a local [option "prohibitionist y of the extreme type of State Agent p Burke." I will not say [as your cor- 1 respondent says, that ' 'That is a stupid y falsehood, and the Individual who made 1 the statement did it without the £ slightest evidence and without knowl- j edge." I will not say that be is a y "liar," for I am loq much of agentle- £ man for that. Jior will I call bim a y "veradous" writer. Imt ^mpiy ft? he is mistaken, or it is a gratuitous as- x sumption 011 the pert of "your correa- v pondent. The figures given by roe in the arti- ^ cle to which exception was taken, y weretak'n from the newspapers and ^ while they may not have been as accurate as the later returns, they were p not as extra vagaot as the thumping , pluralities and the big majority state- 1 menu of the Star. The fallli g'oft In c the vote of Mr. FreUnghuysen was "because of opposition to bim by an Automobile Club," and Mr. Matthews "was not popular," is a transparent explanation that does not explain. were other reasons but the astute editor of the Star will not ad- 11 mit them, of course, rt was«the in- ® fluence of the Anti -Saloon League, nevertheless. This astute edi'or says: "Your veracious correspondent possesses an halludnation that the State is divided s two tribes, the people who don't u want saloons and the liquor iuterests," etc. This is a figment of the imagina- • tion of one aroused to a high state of nervous excitement, or of one possessed of an hallucination or a phantasm, j There is no foundation in fact for j such a statement, for I do not believe ^ anything of the kind. Nor am I "subI limely ignorant" of the liberal sentiijment" of the people of New Jersey, and of their "cosmopolitan ideas and ^ ways." My chief contention is that ( our present liqour laws hre unjust, un c democratic and un-American, and v our • vigorous writer. Mr. Editor, admits « this when he says : "In the near future , I the liquor question will be settled on a | j rational basis, that is to say, with a ' j recognition of the rights of all the pto- J u pie of the State." J I Your corre«ponoent further says: "A | j clergy man *ho mixes mostly with 1 j women and children has contracted ^ 'j ideas in secular affaire." — that i', ac- , [cording to the dictionary, "narrow, I mean, scanty" ideas of the affairs of j life I am surprised that a man claimins such 'a high staje of intelligence and possessing such vast knowledge of j ! conditions in his own State, and able to write with such vigor, should make j such a statement There is no class of professional men that know as much J about the affairs of life generally as the clergy, because they come mote in contact with the home and the condiI tions of home-life — the fountain spring 1 1 3 of the nation itaelf. Their hearts are often burdened with tales of trial, ' hardship, suffering and woe; of ] j wrongs, opprission and cruelty. The women and children are the principal j sufferers by the • aloon. A reliable ji e ] journal recently staled that the liquor I cosiness is responsibly annually for] 5,000 suicides, 3.006 murdered wives. I 1 1 60,000 fallen girls, 7.000 murders, . 40,000 widowed mothers, 100.000 orI phan children; 100.000 criminals, and] 100,000 drunkards who die annually, and forti-is loss, 100,000 boys must be] given hy the mothers of our land to , supply the saloon with fresh victims. The above is confirmed by a decision of the Supreme Court of the United States given some time ago. That Court says: "The statistics of every , State shows a greater amount of crime , and misery attributable to the use of ] ardent spirits obtained at these retail liquor saloons than to any other source." The Supreme Court is not made up of a lot of men with "contracted ideas in secular affaire, " nor can they be branded as "zealots without principles of honesty. " And now, Mr. Editor, permit me to say, that, "the women and children hav- rights, as _ well as the "cosmopolitan population" of the State, and "hairnets" means E to defend th. se r ghts The liquor d traffic is a parasite existing only by ] v the sufferance of the people, and has j no moral or inherent rigbi.to existence. 0 The Supreme Court of the United States says, it lias no inherent right as ® a business. >f A part of tbe decision is as follows ; u "There is no inherent right in a citizen to thus sell intoxicating liquors by * retail ; it is not e privilege of o citizen j •t of the Sta-e or of a citizen of tbe r- United Stales. As it is a business attended with danger to the comrauniti it may, as already said, be entirely prohibited, or be permitted -under such conditions as will limit to tbe utmost In perfect harmony with this decision individual State Supreme Courts, including the Court of; Errors ana Appeals of our own State l\avej rendered aimiliar decisions. - Fairness.

(Written for The Star aadVave ) I The cravings of the human mindmatter in what way— ~ . out to grasp the good or bad ' passes day by day. It tnay be gold, the heart's desire, urges on the speed ; To gaintwhich prise men oftimes will widows in their greed. tbe pleasure of this world 1 Entice by winning smile, 1 many plunge into ita depths, 1 r titterings beguile. Tis found so often when too late false and poor tbe pay ; Fair bodies, now a total wreck. Lie stranded by.tbe way. 'tis fame that spurs the soul With great desire to.be in rank, to lead men on crowns of victory. ' With fiery words that move the heart ' Spring deeds tfut will one a place above the crowd. 1 Though life's blood he may spill. 1 When gold hath filled the treasure box tbe greatest need ; pleasures have been sought and found In dissipations greed ; fame £hath readied her highest aim j And raised her banner there; Will all these earthly gifts combined j Keep thy soul from despair? * , M. S. MABCY. 1 111. ( BASKET BALL J Cape May High School II; West Cape May High School 4. The second of the series of the basket ball games between the Oape j May and West Cape May high school ] teams - occurred Saturday afternoon last, on the Oape May grounds and re- j suited in victory for the Cape May 1 team by a score of 13 to 6. The first < game was . also won by the Cape May team. Hines "made six -of the points for Cape May and Teal did all of _ the scoring for West Cape May. The iine- j follows: _ 1 Cape May— Bobbins, C; Bockius, F; < Mecray, F ; Little, G ; Hines. G. Wesi Cape May— Graves, G; Taylor, C : Channells, F; Teal, F; Reeves, G. Needles played center and Shields forward in the second half for Cape May. The next game will be played today (Saturday) at West Cape May. | A GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER; Dn you read a Sunday newspaper? Tso, you want "THE PHILADEL- . F'HIA PRESS." It prints all tbe news , of the wnole world, has an excellent Sporting Section, a superb Woman's 1 Magazine Section and a Comic Section to amuse the children. Also an illustrated magazine Section in colore, containing stories by famous authors to . whom ihouasnds of dollars are paid frequently just for one story. "The Sunday F^ess" is very entertaining and educating and is constantly gaining in , popularity. If you are not a reader of Sunday paper and not aware of ita ' value, cut out the coupon printed below 1 and "THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS" will send you a sample copy. THE PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY PRESS Sample Copy Coupon , Name ; Town County State NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that the reg- 1 ular annual meeting of the stock- ' 1 holders of the Merchant's National Bank of Cape May, N. J., will be held | ' at th - banking house, corner Washing- , ton and Decatur streets on Tuesday. January 12th, 1908, between the hours I 'of 11 A. M. and 12 M. The purpose) 1 of the meeting is the election of direc- • tors to serve for the ensuing year. ., HENRY H. ELDREDGE. 1 1 Ca-hier. j PUBLICATION OF CERTIFICATE OF | ORGANIZATION ,j NO. 7285 TREASURY DEPARTMENT ' Office of Comptroller of the Currency. Washington. D. C., Dec. 1st, 19t>8. j i Whereas, by satisfactory evidence j ' presented to the undersigned, it has 1 ; been made to appear that The Mer- ] chants National Bank, of Cape May. j ; in the City of Cape May. in the County i of Cape May. and State ofNewJer-' 1 sey. has complied with all the provis- ; ions of the statutes of the United 1 States, required to be comlpied with | " before an association shall be author- ! r ized to commence the business of j Banking ; ' Now. therefore. I Lawrence O. Mur-. 1- ray, Comptroller- of the- Gunency.-do» * hereby certify that Tbe Merchants' National Bank of Cape May, in the 8 City of Cape May, in the County of r Cape May and the State of New Jer- ' 1 sey. is authorized, to commence the 8 1 business of Banking as provided in ■ Section Fifty-one hundred and sixtyI nine of tbe Revised Statutes of the 8 United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this first day of - December, 1908. ' | Seal i LAWRENCE O. MURRAY, I I Comptroller of tbe Currency." i * 12-12 9t \ CASTOR I A L Infanta and nhildrm. Dm KM Yea Km Alwap Bought

j1 City OfficalsTctarcks, Ui^es, Fire kism lues ui Fast , Office ScWile. Mayor, F. J. Melvtn, Jan. 1, 1910 : Alderman, Joa. B Hughes, Jan. 1, 1911 OooncU, Wm. 8. Shaw, Jan. 1, 1910 " 3. H. Moore, Jan. 1, UU V " Joa. Hand, Jan. 1, 1910 " SUlwaU Hand, Jan. l, 1910 " J.J.Doak, Jan. 1.1911 ' Joaeph Eiwell Jan. 1, 1911 1 " 8. F. Ware, Jan. 1, 1909 '• Loute C. Rayre, Jan. 1, 1909 J •' F. 8 Townaaod, Jan. 1, 1909 • J. W. Thompson, Jan.' 1, 1910 ' Assessor, C. C. Campbell, Jan. 1, 1909 Collector, 80I. Needles, Jan. 1, 1909 ■ sorer, L H. Smith, Jr. Jan. 1, 1909 J City Solicitor, Thomas P. (today Jan. 1, 1909 1 :-t Udlng Inspector, W. T. Stevens, Jan. 1, 1909 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Samuel R SUtea, President, 1909 A. L. Leach, Vice President, 1910 William Porter, Clerk, 1811 Howard Otter, 1909 , William R. Sheppard ? Wlllam B. Gilbert, 1909. ; George 6. Douglass, 1909 C. Ogden, 1910 Dr. V. M. D. Marey, 1909 BOARD OF HEALTH. A. L. Leach, Pres., Sept. 1, 1909 V. M- D. Marey, Health Officer, Sept. 1, 1908 Roberts. Hand. Sept. 1, 1909 ' William Porter, Secretary, Sept. 1, 1908 George L. Lovett Sept. 1, 1908 ' I BOARD OF TRADE. Luther C. Ogden Vice President, S. F. Eldredge O. A. Merchant 1 Treasurer, T. W. Millet FRATERNITIES. Adonlram Chapter, No. 29, Royal . Arch Masons. Convocations, ktbtrd Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin streets. Cape Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. M. Communications, second and 1 fourth Tuesdays of each month at club j room, Washington and Franklin Sts. Cape May Camp, No. 6778, Modern ] Woodmen of America. Meets first : Wednesday of each mon i. -1 Auditor- ] I lam. Cape May Conclave, No. 183, ImI proved Order of Heptasophs. Meets at [ Ogden 's Hall. 810 Washingion street, J on secoDd and fourth Thursdays of > each month. ' Cape May Council, No. 1691, Royal Arcanum. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodge, No., 21, A. O. U. W. Meets first and third Thursdays of each mouth at 310 Washington street. Cold Spring Council Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 136. Meets In hall at Cold Spring every Tuesday eveulng at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge No. 23, Independent Ordes of Mechanics. Meets each 1 Monday at Auditorium ] Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladies' I. «>. " ] M. Meets every Tuesday evening al 8 I I o'clock al 504 v\ ashington street. I Friendship Council, No. 27, D. of A. " j Meets ou Tuesday afternoons of each j ] week at 2:30, in Jr. O U. A. M. Hall, , 3 j Cold Spring. "| The John Mecray Poet No. 40, G A. j K„ meets ou the third Friday of each . 1, month at 7:10 o'clock p. m., at Frank- : ! in -treet school building. Mayflower Lodge No 258, Indepen- , dent Order of Odd Fellows. Meets each Friday at tbe Auditorium, jack son street I I Ogallalla T ribe, No. 15", Improved 3 1 Order of Red Meu. Meets at Auditor- ' ! lum, Jackson street, each Tuesday eveu- , I lug. Haymaker's Loft 1571. -! Cape May Fire Department. Meet- " ■ first Mooday evening in each mouth at J I orner Washington and Franklin Sis. f I FIRE ALARM STATIONS. The Fire Department has rearranged ^]»s flrq alarm boxes and the following "• are the numbers and new location of I 35. Washington street, near Scbelleu g ger's Lancing, n 32. Washington street, near Union. - 47. Washington street and Madison e avenue y 64. Lafayette and Bank street/. ,f 68. Broad and Elm Ira streets. 65. Pittsburg at^i New Jersey aves. ,; 69. Stockton avenue, between Jetlerson.and Queen streets. - 78, Franklin and Washington streets 75. Howard street, opposite Stockton 82. Columbia avenue and -Guerney atrerta. — — — > | 84. Ocean street, near Beach avenue. 91. South Lafayette and Grant streets. ' 92 ^-B road way and Beach aveDue. ' 98. Peny street, near Brdge. «4. Perry street and Beach avenue.

Sunday fo^Tand 730 p. m. Joulor C. E. Friday at 4 p ?m. P" Y. P. S. C. B, Friday at 730 p. m. r. s. chcbch or TBI Aovser Prayer, L.tany aod Sermon. (00 firn Sunday of each month oelebratioo of Communion) IOM a. m. Sunday and Sermon £ p. m. ^ Weekday*. Thursday*, Holy Oomunion 730 a. m.; Wednesday, evening prayer 8 p. m. Saint'* day*. Celebration of th* Communion 730 a. m. FIB8T it. B. OHtTBCH. Rev. Jame* Burn*, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 1030; In tbe evening at 745. Meetings at 9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. on Sunday*. Sundsy school at 8 p. m. Epworth League Sundsy evening at 7 JO o'clock. ; Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock. Clam meeting* Tuesday Thursday snd Friday evening*. BAPTIST CrfUkH. Rev. H. F. Crego. Pastor. Preaching on Sunday, morning at 1030; in the evening at 730. Sunday morning Workers Meeting at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 830 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 730 o'clock. Young People's Meeting Friday evenat 730 o'clock. Men's meeting Saturday evening at 730 o'clock. cold SI-KINO PBE8BYTEKIAN chtjbch Rev. J. W. Lowden, Pastor. Services Sunday morning at 1(130. Tabernacle M. E. Church, Krma. Rev, B. F. Sheppard, pastor. allkn a m. e. church. colored Rev. Samuel L. Sturges, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday morning at 10 30 ; in the evening at 8 30 ; Sunday morning class, 12 30 ; Sunday school at 3 p. m. Monday evening Auxiliary) 8 p. m. Tuesday evening, choir rehearsal. Friday evening, class meeting, 8 p. m. All are welcome. COUNTY DIRECTORY. ' List of County Officers and Dates at which Terms will Expire 1 Justice Supreme 'Court, Thoe. W. Treuchsrd, Rep., 1914 Circuit Judge, Allen B. Endicott, j ReP-. 1911 Law Judge. James M. E Hildreth, Rep., 1911 j Prosecutor of Pleas, E.nest W. Lloyd, «eP- 1913 - Sheriff, Robert R. Corson Rep. 1910 Deputy Sheriff, JohnlK. Sparks, Rep. 1910 - Coroner, Dr. W. A. Lake Rep. 1912 3 Coroner, Mark Lake, Rep., 191 Coroner, Nathau A. Cohen. Rep., 1909 j County Clerk, Julius Way, Rep., 1910 Surrogate, Charles P. Vanamau, Rep ' ] 1912 Deputy Surrogate, E. C. Hewitt. ' County Collector, Joseph I. Scull. Pep-, 1909 - COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS; B L. E. Hughes, Rep. it09 Henry F. Daugherty, Rep., 1909 Chas. T. Norton, Dem., 1909 ' Michael H. Kearus, Dem.. 1911 Terms of Court — Second Tuesday in April, September and December. t 'BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. A. B. Smith, Palermo, Jan. 1, 1910 W. S. Johnson, Ocean City, Jan. 1, 1910 1 John P. Fox, Ocean City, Jau. 1, 1910 g. J. D. Ludlam. So. Denniit Jail 1, 1910 if 1). Schellenger, Erma, Jau. 1, 1910 J. T Bennett, Cape May, Jan. 1, 1910 i) H.S. Rutherford, Cape May, jan 1, 1909 Charles (Touting, 1911 Charles Sayre, 1911 0 Sylvester S pence Goshen, Jan. 1 1911 Anthony B. Smith, Director. Samuel Townsend, Clerk. LEGISLATORS State Senator, Robert E. Hand, r- Rep., 1910 Assempiyman, C. E. Stille, Hep., 1910 ° TAX COMMISSION ERS. Kill* H Marshall, President, Seavilio f . 1909 ~ Aaron W. Hand, uape May city; L mo u Still well H. Town send. Cape May Court House, 1911 . Wilbur E Young, Angleee* 11