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My, md Mrs. R. A. Black have beea beef making a short visit to cool Cape P. W. Geudall, of Philadelphia ha* been making a short stay at the Columbia. Mr. J. Hogan and Miss M. Hogan, of Philadelphia havs been making a short sojourn -here , during the past week. k. Ud Mrs. W. J. F. Kimsey of Camden have closed their Camden home for the summer and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flieshhauer, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldredge have opened their Broadway cottage and will remain until late fallMr. J. McCall, president of tbe Philadelphia Electric Company will bring his yacht to join the local fleet this summer. Mr. A. C. Hollis, of Philadelphia were registered at the Columbia last week. Alexander Henry, Jr., was visiting from Philadelphia this week. Win E. S. Evans of Philadelphia has been enjoying the delightful weather here lately. Mr. Douglass Warner, of Baltimore, Md., has been with "us for several daysMr. and Mrs. R- A. Abbott of Philadelphia were registered at the Columbia this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Sweeney and Mies Elizabeth Jane Sweeney of Philadelphia have been here for a short stay during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ball, of Newark, -who were at the, Columbia recent-. ly .have taken accommodations there for the summer. Mr. T. E. Kremer, of Ridley Park, was here for a few days this weet "Mr. J. .0. Haskens and wife of Flemingtoh, NT J., were registered at the Wyoming the dariy part of -this week, -ldr. T. C. -Tompkins of Atlantic City wa# -bare the earlp part of last week. Mr. J. G. ' Yansant, of Philadelphia, was a visitor to Cape May this week. Mr. -and Mrs. George Matheeon, Miss Margaret B. -Matheeon, Miss Margoie Dalzell and Mr. Clarente Burkland were making a trip from Pittsburgh, Pa., during 'the past week. 1*.- J. McMillan, formerly of Pittsburgh" and now of Ambler, Pa., was in eBarge of the "First Presbyterian church during tbe absence of Dr. Bosserman who was attending the reunion of bis claas rf friJKdWn. fieri Jifrlk -Balk -Superintendent of the Galilee Mission of Philadelphia- has been ■pending several days with Captain and Mi*- Harry Bennett-on Perry street. r Mrs. F. S. Rutman has arrived at South CapefKh^T^tbe sflmffler Yrbip Philadelphia. Mrs. Taulane, of Philadelphia, has opened her Windsor Avenue cottage for "the summer. Mr. J. P. Stidham has opened his Howard street cottage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks, Miss Etljel Jenks and Mr. Charles Snow den of Frarkford, Philadelphia, have been spehding the Week end with Captain and Mrs. Harry Bennett on Perry street. Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. N." Landis of Philadelphia will spend the summer in Cape May. They have taken rooms at the Girard House. He has received tbe appointment of baggage master at the Reading depot. Dr. Clarence S. Eldredge of Philadelphia, will be at*Cape May for the season. Those in need of an oculist or having eye trouble ' should take this time to consult him. He can be seen evenings and Saturday afternoons at 222 Broadway, West Cape May. J. CONDITIONS WILL BE WORSE A petition was filed in tbe County Clerk's office last week, calling for an election to be held on Tuesday, June 27tb, in Cape May county, to vote for tbe adoption or rejection of a small Board of Freeholders. If carried, the ' county at next November's election will elect three Freeholders to conduct the county affairs, who will take the place of the twelve members now constituting the board. In the event of the election being favorable to a small board, the three members will be chosen one for , three years, one for two years and one for one year. Thereafter one- member le 1 IC|

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' will be elected each year for a term of r three years. The salary of each of the three men will be $1500 per annum — $4,500 for the three. \ The petition originated at Wildwood and . in the event of. the project receiving the endorsement of the voters of the county it docs .not seem at all 8 likely that either of the four townships, ( 1 the smaller boroughs rfor Sea Isle City . ' will have a representative on the Board. j Should the move for a small board succeed, tbe Gazette believes that conditions in the count* will be decidedly ! 6 worse than they are «t present, and it 1 will be well for voters to go slow in J! promising to vote yes on the question . until they are fiilly informed on the ' t subject.— County Gazette. J WOODBINE 8, WEST CAPE MAY 5. j The Woodbine Grammar School won , tbe county' championship by defeating . the West Cape May Grammar School at , § Columbia Park last Saturday by the j e score of 8-5. The feature of the game ^ was the rally by the Woodbine team in the ninth inaing after the game appeared ** to be won by the West Cape May boys. The lineup— - 1 " WEST CAPE MAY I t . ? R- H- A E -'Nelson, 2b 1 i0--2- 2 3| ■m Well man, c 2 2 5 2 0 M. Hunt, p 1 1 2 1 0 le Donley, ss 1 0-3 '3 0 Burkett, lb ., 0 0 9 0 0 ^ Detwfler, rf 0 1 2 0 0 D. Hunt, 3b ... 0 2 2 0 4. jj Ewing, cf 0 0 1 0 0 - f=«ull. If ■ 0 0 1 0 I 5 6 27 8 6 WOODBINE It H. 0. A. E I Altman, c 2 2 5 2 3 Raifman, lb 1 1111 0 m I \Veiss, 2b . .. M- 1 1" 1 2 0 . Ho-nstein, p 0 2 2 1 1 a Xapen, ss 1 1 4 3 1 ^ . Rabonovitz, 3b 1 J I 1 1 ( .Blume, If 0 0 1 0 0 j J'Roseirfeld, rf 12 1 0 0, ^ Alexanburg, cf 1 0 1 0 0 . 8 10 27 9 6 jW. Cape May 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0—5 16 Woodbine 0. 0 2 1000 1 4 — R' ,.i ! J. FINAL STANDING OF THE p.j " TWILIGHT LEAGUE j csj W. L. P C. . 1- ; Pr<-sb\-terian 7 2 .777 1 ' Chapel fi 3 .006 'Methodist ...... 3 0 .333 Baptist 2 7 .222 ty .» *— 1 in Presbyterian, 34; Chapel, o. ) ae ' The' Presbyterian Team captured tbe j aT Twilight League title last Friday by ; ,U • defeating tbe Cbapel team by the score l,e ' of 24-0. The game was all one-sided, the j ill Presbyterian scoring in every inning. ' I The Chapel team seemed to have gone pp ' stale after their grand splurge when they j jg tied Jthe Presbyterians while the PresByterians played gocd ball. Tbe score I le by innings: or Presbyterians 7 7 1 9 — 24 I M j Chapel 0 0 0 0—0 PRFSBLTERIANS, 3; CATHOLICS, z. - 1 The champion team of the Twilight o League accepted a challenge by the Catbg olic Church team and defeated them by *. tbe score of 3-1 on Monday. The score *" by innings ; . Presbyterian 1 2 0 0 0 0—3 Catholia 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 ^ The last word in- Sea Foods ancT™5ITir 1 ads at McCann's Cafe. Good Music and >■ ■'< . . P GOLD LEAF printed -on rUsu. doth or leather at tbe SUr and Wave Stationery Department. Write fur prima.

WITH THE CHURCHES CHILDREN'S DAY OBSERVED First Baptist Church Sunday School Children's Day Program, Sunday, June 11th, 1916 ^ Opening Song, Once More We Come with Praising/ Responsive Reading. Prayer Mr. George Weigert Recitation, Welcome. Welcome Chorus Primary Dept. Recitation Katberyn Holland Recitation Frances Stevens Song The song of Children's Day Recitation Edwin Stanton Recitation Edith Wales 1 Solo " *Tillian Town send ' Recitation Helen Nale ' Song Sunshine Song ' Recitation Sara Lam mis ' Dialogue Edith Wales and Aaron Hand ' Song Praise Him with a Song ' Recitatition Bernice Hand ' Solo Henrietta Ball'enger Recitation Harriet Lemmons Recitation Ralston Hand ' | Song — He Reigns 1 ' Rose exercise Mrs. Stevens' Class 1 Recitation- Ruth W'eeke ' Song Sing Witb the' Birds ' ReciUtion Karl Faust Recitation Dorothy Lewis ' Song Fairer than Flowera ' Daisy Drill' with "solo . by Margaret } Douglass. , Remarks by the pastor. " Offering Song Hi? Wonderful Worfc 1 Benediction. ' The church was very attractively dec- ' orated with roses and daisies and the ex- ' ercises were very .well attended. J The Children's Day exerciseg*last Sun- ' I day in the j Methodist. Church were carj 1 rieil on in a very satisfactory manner. 1 In the morning the service^ were Tor the j primary department "wJiiie m tie evening the services were arranged far the ^ main school. At both of the services . there was a very good attendance to- ' ,, gether with good music. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH r ' Presbj-tarian Churtii — Decatur and j Hughes streets — the Rev. Curtis O. BosSabbath — At 10-30 a. m. an interesting Children's Day service will be given, g The sacrament of Baptism will be ad- ^ ministered to children of believing parent*. At S p. m. the pastor will preach en "Shipwrecks on our Coast." ! Bible School at 3 00 p m. « Wednesday prayer service at 8 p. m. y '' Friday, Y. P. S. C. E.' at 6 p. m. Children's Day practice -Saturday 3 p. m. j A cordial invitation for all services ia extended to all visitors. METHODIST CHURCH j Saturday night, June 17, 8 p. mj 1st Quarterly Conference, Dist. Supt. ip ^ I the chair. „ 1 Sunday, June 18, 10„3o a. m.— neguiar Morning service; sermon by pastor; subject, "The Peril of. Victory." '■ 2-30 p. m. — Sunday School.* 6.45 — Epworth League Devotional Meeting. y 720 — Song Service led by George W. e Reeves. Evening sermon by the Rev. Geo. H. Neal, D. D., Supt.'of Bridgeton District. ' Thursday, June 22, 8 p m. Concert under auspices of the Choir for organ - repair fund. d , "* BAPTIST CBDRCH Tbe summer schedule goes into efa fea at the First- Baptiat sanday-eriool - on this coming Sunday to continue until L tba'wecood Sunday in September. Dur-

str ; close with the regular morning aer- t vice of the church at 10.30. Tie e- eai-g , service begi»* the song service at 7.45 j un.il further notice. ~ 1 Mr. Aurtin Hngbes has been engaged r as tenor soloist jnd ehoir director to begin the llrat Sunday ia July. 1 Work on the new cfaurth building is c progressing" and every effort ia being t made to move into the hew location by j the first Sunday in August. 1 - - : r -« -» , CHURCH OF THE ADVENT " " > Celebration of the Holy Oommuaioa, 720 a. m. Celebration of the Holy Communion • , and Sermon, 1020 a. m Sunday Evening yinrii sermon, 8.00 p. m Wednesday evening aerrioea, 720. From the Wildwood Sun. The election for a small Board of Clio sen Freeholders will be held this month and It is up to the people to . bestir themselves and get out and vote against. Some of the politicians back of this scheme have been discredited in tbeir own community by stinging defeats, after using the dirtiest methods to carry the election. Hey failed. Now for tbeir own selfish Interests they seek to enter the field of county politics. ' They'll meet tbe same iu there. Just • turn out and. vote against it, and tbem. NOTICE OF ELECTION I Notice ia hereby given that a Special Election will be held in the First, Second, Third and Fourth Election Districts of the City of Cape May, N. J., at the house 1 of Elias Coverdale, 1160 Washington 5 street, for the First Election District; at the Old Water Works Building on 1 Washington street, near Madison avenue, for the Second Election District; at, the Public School Building on Frankk lin Street for the Third Election Diatrict; at the store of Edward Crease, • 10S Perry Street, for the Fourth Elec- 1 k lion District, on s ^ Tuesday, June 37th, 1916, r between the hours of six o'clock a. m. 1 and seven p. m., at which said Special - 1 Election will be eubmitted the question 1 of the adoption of an act entitled "An 1 Act to reorganize the Board of Chosen ? Freeholders of tbe several counties of ■ 8 this* State, reducing the membership ■ 1 thereof, fixing tbe salaries and providing ■ i for tjie* electfifc' and terms of office of ^ the members, and also for the appointr ment and terms of office of officers ap- ' • pointed by such boards (Revision of ^ 1912) approved April 1st, one thousand qine^JaiBdred and twelve." • The Boajd. of Registry and Election ■ wtilWt- gt "the • polling Jiiaa»,oB Tuea- • day, June 20, 1916, between 'the hours • of one and nine o'clock p. ra., fir the • purpose of revising and correcting the ? Registry list -and adding thereto the 1 names of all persons entitled to vote at ' laid election. | Witness my hand and official seal this , (fifth day -of June, A. D., nineteen hun-] ® dred and sixteen. WILLIAM PORTER, CSty Clerk, j Dated June 17, 1916. | NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a Special r" Election will be held in the Borough e Election will be held at the First Polling District,- Township House, Cold Spring, N. J., Township of Lower Tuesday, June 37th, 1916, j between the hours of six o'clock a. m. -and seven p. m., at which said Special | Election will be submitted tbe question '•>f the adoption of an act entitled "An 6 Act to reorganize the Board of Chosen '• I Freeholders of the several counties of (this State, reducing the membership t" thereof, fixing the salaries and providing i- for the election and terms of office of 1- the members, and also for the appointr- ment and terms of office of officers aph I pointed by such boards (Revision of 1 1912) approved April 1st, one thousand inine hundred and twelve " n. | The Board of Registry' and Election 1- will sit at the polling plaee on Tues- | day. June 20. 1910. between the hours is j of one and nine o'eloek p. m., for the j purpose of revising and" correcting the j Registry list and adding thereto the I names of all persons entitled to vote at said election, ip j Witness my hand and official seal this • fifth day of June, A. D., nineteen hnn,rJdred and sixteen. , - 3. CHARLES O. REEVES. Township Clerk. Dated June 17. 1916. il — NOTICE OF ELECTION 7. T-l - Notice ig hereby given that a Special ® Election will be held in the Borough Hall, of the Borough of West Cape May, f* N. J., ■n Tuesday, June 27th, 1916, between the hours of six o'clock a. m. and seven p. m., at which said Special 1 Election will be submitted tbe question f- of tbe adoption of an act entitled "An ol AeC to reonpamse-tbe Board--of 'C»w>« fl Freeholders of tbe several counties of r- this State, reducing the membership

jSSt? ««h boards (RcrUkm rf J approved April 1st, one thousand t nine hundred and twelve." ■ The Board of Registry and Election * will sit at the polling place on Toes- ( day, June 20, 1916, between the hours s of one and nine o'clock p. m., for the of and correcting the ) list and adding thereto the J names of all persona entitled to vote at said election. t Witness my band and official seal this ' fifth day of June, A. D.,' nineteen hun- 1 , dred and- sixteen. | THEODORE W. REEVES, Borough Clfrk, Dated June 17, 1916. NOTICE OF ELECTIONNOTICE ' Notice is hereby given that's SjAcial 1 Election will be held in -the Bofrugh > of Woodbine, at the Volunteer Fire • ! Company's Rooms, Tuesday, June 27th, 1916, 1 between the hours of six o'clock a. m. ■ and seven p. m., at which said Special i Election will be submitted the question ' of the adoption of an act entitled "An c Act to reorganize the Board of Chosen - Freeholders of the several counties of t this State, reducing the membership ■ thereof, fixing tbe salaries and providing for the election and terms of office of the members, and also for the appointment and terms of office of offioers ap- | pointed by such boards (Revision of 1912) approved April 1st, one thousand nine hundred and twelve." He Board of Registry and Election will sit at the polling place on Tuesday, June 20, 1916, between the hours of one and nine o'clock p. m., for the purpose of revising and correcting tbe Registry list and - adding thereto tbe names of all persons entitled to vote at said eleqtfon. Witness my band anjl official seal thiB fifth day of June, A. D-, nineteen hunfired and sixteen. A. A. JOHNSTON, Borough Clerk, Dated June 17, 1916. | NOTICE OF ELECTION 1 Notice is hereby given that a Special ■ Flection will be held in the Borough • Hall, In tbe Borough cf South Oape May, - N. J., Tuesday, June 27th, 1916, . between tbe hours of six o'clock a. m. . and seven p. m., .at which said Special f Election will be submitted tbe question I of the adoption of an act entitled "An ! Act to reorganize the Board of Chosen , freeholders of the' several counties of ! . this State, reducing the membership 8 thereof, fixing tbe salaries and providing ! e't for the election and terms of office of 8 the members, and also for the appoint- • e ment and terms of office of officers apf pointed by such boards (Revision of i 1912) approved April 1st. one thousand I, nine hundred and twelve." I . j He Board of Regt*!r- arid Election | will sit at the polling place on Tues- • day, June 20, 1916, between the hours , of one and nine o'clock p. in., for tbe ] purpose of revising arid correcting the Registry list and adding thereto the S names of all persons entitled to vote at said election. ' Witness my hand and official seal this ' fifth dSy of June, A. D., nineteen hun- 4 1 dred and sixteen, E. B. MARTIN, J ' Borough Clerk, Dated June 17, 1916. (

Will make yua 1 Haepaadftallyfiq^ ^ terf^^rlSSa! St ^ ^ Tta f eel full of ffla and ready woik. You will not believe bow geartW y«t thorough their action is until you ham triad than. Bend 10 cmU and tfcp adraa. tuemant (No. 15) for a trial package. . ■ Buffi tiulm Ca, II uTTTn— j. Hew Yarfc. SEASIDE HOME TO OPEN The formal opening rf the Seaside Home at Cape May Point will take plana on Saturday, June 24,- when a luncheon will be served for the managers and - friends of the Home at 1220 Ut whictf the committee in charge have made a general invitation to all interested tn the home to attend. Tbe Seaside Home was founded quite a number of years ago with the in tea* tion of giving poor children an outing to the seashore for a week. Theee chil* dren come from the slums of PhQadah phis and after leaving the home to gtf hack to the city they have a highs view of life and feel like different young* sters. When the borne was first organized tt was tbe intention of earing for 1 lillili— N only but during the past several yeazg mothers that were in need of rest werf admitted to a building that was seciah ' ed especially for this purpose. j During _the coming yea^tbe Home wD| endeavor to accommodate more childrsffi and mothers at their quarters than id any previous years. Arrangements tot the opening and the running of tha home by the president, Mrs. William King, the Treasurer, Mrs. M. 8. Cad* mas, and also the various committee* of the home are being made. PROGRAM of the Musical aid literary Eitertalimei - to be given ia the FIRST. METHODIST. E. .CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING tte Twenty-Second Day of June, 1918 at B.00 o'clock. PROGRAM * ; Part 1. — Organ Solo Sonata ia C Mino* Prof. R. B. Reeves 4-^darus " Bridal Chorust from the "Rose Maiden " 3 — Male Quartette "Come Where the Waters' 4. — Recitation "Leap Year Mishap' Mjbb Clarvena Larue 5. — Tenor Solo "O May Morning" Prof. E W. Rumbf — Chorus "Gypsy (Eorna' from the "Bohemian Girl" , Part t. — Violfn Solo r "Caratina" Edgar Richardson 2.— Solo "In the Garden of My Heart" Mrs. Hazel Landis \ — Recitation "Calls" Miss Clarvina Larue 4. — Mixed Quartette "Twilight on the ce*_" — Tenor Solo . "Amber-and Amethyst" Prof. E. W. Rumbf — Chorus "To Thee. O Country"

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every palron; 5 | z 4- — A force of employes who are well protected, g ( Z zedlous and loyal; g. g S — Keeping a step in advance of public demand g < ■ - 1 • in the extension of the service and system. So much for purposes! They are mere words £ z except when backed up by performances. (i g h m The Bell System stands to-day the greatest g 1 , Z agency of wire communication in the entire world. In - 5 speed, accuracy and cordiality it has progressed with - • each new year and with each day of the year — better - i • to-day than yesterday and with every eaergy b^nt 5 j g toward a still further improvement to-morrow. 2 " g THE DBLAWABX * XfUUBMy: j> 2 mswiura 4t marwist w. ■ -E i i c rr"-' I >f 2 3 ip hMinillHMHIHIMMMNMHHllUHISIMIIUHiilluX