CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, March 8, 1919.

ermmm Wt Nell ALBERT R. HAND, President, A. L. EWING, Adv, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE This paper is entered at the post: matter. affice as second-class STAR & WAVE PUBLISHING co. nl., OF GOVERNMENT Statement for the Month of February 1919. Tuesday, February 4, 1919. comas lar Meeting of The Board of Commis among at nreatdi m. Mayor J. Spicer ars Hance, tes read and approved. Clark vepy rted:-Amended | Budget 1919 aplgneiy and — transcribed . In Resolution Book; copics ipa! Auccu ha Commissioner of Munici har gart — ing N. J.; and to Clerk of Board of Frecholders. ‘Chic of of . Police Items Gibeon motified of his appointment Water Report for 1918 "mailed to the Board of Conservation and Devel opment N. J. Presented Statement for January, evel Received, Fied and ordered pubTreasurer and Collector present. Auditor, Present; Reported Annual Statement filed with Clark and Commissioner of Municipal Accounts N. J. . Suictor Present; Repo Sidek Notices mailed as instructed. hidtss Public Safety, Reported; Nuisance of standing Water at Wash ington and Decatur Streets would be abated. Director of Finance, Reported; Engincer Water Works, January 191845,353,430 gallons and Estimated for Water Works No. 2 for Season,46000,000. Director Streets; Reported; M. E. Chart had paid in $4.75 for street irt. New Business, Extension Phone ordered in at Water Works No. 1 DwelTax Collgetor to notify Delinquents on Personals to pay before March 1, 1919 or be advertised. ts. E. Baldwin ordered | notified that Claim would not be acknowledged Police Salaries ordered to standChief $98.33 per month and men 85.00 for December, January, February and March and Chief $98.55 and men $80. per month for April, May, June, "go Pass meq September, October and N Tills ordered Enamenioed ‘Tuesday, pebivasy 1 I lage + Regu PRT] , Present. FBarrersag present. Meters NotCod Delinquent Personals ordered. Gi mg Cape Buc mein frmirsetimints Al within six‘ty days. Also for the Cape May Light and Power Company. Supt. Lights, Reported; Lighting id defiima wear for January 1919. Solicitor, Present; Reported; Eaton, and Simpson woud allow the as, 10 repair Streets and retain the © Slrector Public Saey: No ad Director | Finan ported; En- E praia Works: February 8, 1919 lone. — Extension phone placed at Water Works. Iibtah tintin LJ Solgeen — $350.00 ordered to be appropriated toward the improvements at the Stage of dey Convention Hall. lerk to of "tain ® Regist of Meters 100 Fire Alarm Cards A Joseph P. Cox presented . written Notice for occupation of the Theatre at Convention Hall. The Ordinance "Regulating Taxes Fua Ma year 1919 passed the Third ing. f Mayor Instructed to take up the matter of the Buildings at Wissahickon Barracks for industrial purposes. Bills ordered paid-§1,149.44. Tuesday, February 18, 1919, Regu2a Come moted Director Hanes presiding. Roll Call; Directors Present:MesPog: Come ry cron Minutes read and approved. Clerk reported; Appropriation Ordinance 1919 published. Treasurer, Engineer and Alderman Present. Solicitor Present; Reported, | Com munication from the dee. hay Utilities Commission to the effect that "The said Commisgion had no furladiction over water Rates as made by Municpolities, Director Public Safety, Absent. doamat, t Gas and Electric Light Director) Finance, Reported; Engine AAH Works, February pago ral Director & rted . "ProMma ructed to deliver

and Simpson $250.00 ¢ d The Check was delivered. . "*__*" Bills ordered paid £} Adjourned to Wednesday ‘Yom inst, at 10 a. m. Wednesday, February 19, 1919, Ad journed Regular Meeting at Mayer 3. pes Leaming presiding. Ll ; Directors Present; Ties are; Hanes, Leaming: and Shaw. David Walters presented | application for Pavilion No. 1 to Rent. no doo oa ca Abencdhal wld Hapna had been paid the $25.00 deposited on account of Water Cart, were presented for painting Pavilion No. li W. B. Gilbet $278.00 Thomas E. Stewart $258,00 Contract Artesan Well Drilling Company. upa pares, to correspond with Mr. N. Z. Graves concerning the Spur of the Trolley R. R. Bills ordered paid-§122.21 Tuesday, February 25; 1919. Regular Meeting 10 a. m. Mayor 3. Spicer he -# li : I" Pires ; Directors Present-Mes~ ara, a Haren and Shaw. | Minutes read and approved. |_ Clerk reported-Bidders on Painting [Pavilion No. 1 notified of awa Treasurer, Assessor, Collector, Auditor, Engineer, D irector rted LJ Convention fah finixhed. Telephone poles at Pavilion No. 1 would he removed. Bids for painting new work at Convention Hall were presented by W. R. Gilbert $100.00 and Thomas E. Ctewart $68.00. Awarded to Thomas an signed for ;+s.ting Pav‘"Public Safety-No re ata ordered advertised ‘Tor venting Telephone Contract for Extension at Water Works No. 1 ordered returned for correction in title. Ordinance on. caiaeg The — Meter Rates for Water, passed First and second reading and ordered published. Bids ordered advertised for | Gas Producer at Sewer Disnosal Plant. Bills ordered paid-§$264.1 WILLIAM PORTER City Clerk. STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS blas FReruary 28, 1919 RECEIPTS To Cash on hand at last report 10/537 ssraa1 1309.48 G. Moore , ootea kvauihinedbiatec dbinel ‘To Cash received from Bale City Notes BURSEMENTS By Cash Poa out by City | Commiseloners [By Cash paid out by Schools By Cash paid out by School .‘ | Bond and Interest 2,045.00 te Cash paid out by Board Health BLU By C Cash paid tut by Interest . 890.16 By cao paid out by Notes n satantes _. 8828 J. Spicer Leaming 8820 Jos. H. Hanes sess S. B. Wileon 8894 J. Allen Wale sa i*: e 8964 L. T. Stevens 8065 Wm, Porter 8066 8. R. Wilson 8967 J. Allen Wales 3, Donk 8969 . Dont 971 W. J. Fenderson, Jr. POLICE AND WATCHMAN 8803 Jefferson Gibson | 49.17 8804 Walter Smith 250 8805 John Reeves 42.50 8806 Wm. Gibson * 42.50 8807 Geo. Lehman 8851 Jefferson Gibson 8852 Walter Smith 8853 John Reeves 8854 Wim. Gibson 8855 . Lehman 2. 8891 Eastern Tel. and Tel. Company 51.48 8030 Jefferson Gibson 8931 Walter Smith 42.50 8032 Wi. Gibron 42.50 8988 Geo. Lehman __ 4250 #958 Eastern Tel. and Tel. 42.50 42.50 d

Ath DEPARTMENT 8797 C. Urine rs 40.00 #798 Jus. T. Itiee 40.00 Ede Fire Dept. — 450.00 MiG C. E. Holmen 40.00 8846 Jax, 3. Rice 40.00 8867 Walter Mand 80.00 8876 Thompson Giles 7.00 BRRO Fli Rutherford . 22.50 BRT Rothe Zinc Works 12.00 8895 Wim, McFadden — 10.50 soo Gumewell hud 18.50 177.97 Alar swan Hldredge & il px £008 Whittall Tatham resy Hughes 8970 Seey. vick Dept. «site 8978 C, E. Holmes .00 8970 Jus. T. Rice POOR FUND 8801 A. G. Bennett 8.38 8849 A. G, Bennett £38 8889 Dr. H. Wiggins | 11.85 8890 Konowitch Brox. . 293 8900 0. L. W. Knerr 8.10 8928 A. G. Bennett 8.83 Boas hak Mo peap and Cie: 2.60 @3 A. o. Bennett 883 $58.3 BOARD CTC likin 7 id 889 W. R. Sheppard 890 R. S. Hand it John T. Hewitt TCs pg Geo. S, Hane 896 John T. Hewitt 897 Wm. Porter 808 Wm. Porter 899 Mosquito Extermization Commission 60.20 900 Star and Wave Pub. Company 901 Geo, Jefferson 902 Geo, Jefferson alls OPERATION y sewer PLANT 8802 Jos. Backman 8835 Win, Hickey 8850 Jos. Backman 8872 Otto Gas Eng. Co. B2. 7s 8879 Jesse M. Brown — 18.26 8914 F. Entrikin and bras 8929 Jos. Backman Boss ¥ ® Mecray soso w J and S. R R. some Tio. Hickey 8982 Jos. Backman $458.71 FIRE AND WATER m as 8901 Easiom Tel Co. 642 8905 Pittsburg Meter mpany 8911 Robt. 8, Hand 8912 Waiter Hand 8917 Cope May Coal and Iee Co, toes Thos. Remsinger 8950 Micky perce 8976 Geo. Chester 8977 Thos. Ramsinger 8999 Calvin Edmunds Suge Frank Hawkine 9001 Jas. Thorton PROPERTY AND Np mrroys EMENT 8800 Sallie Smith 8848‘ Satlie Smith 69 Jos. K. Hand goor Det. fand Att Tel. To 8918 prev}? pra Coal and ce Company 82.65 8927 Sallie Smith 6.00 8944 Cape May Cool and

Company 83.00 gost Same Smith 6.00 $154.86 CONTINGENT FUND 8874 Gilbert C. Hughes — 6.00 B886 Northants Nat. bood [is "T. Stevens S. B. Wilson, Treasir 8245 L. T. Stevens 18948 S. B. Wilson, Treasurer 8980 J. Allen Wales 8952 L Ste 8958 J. Spicer Learing L06 $214.05 Interest for Bonds 20.00 Interest on Notes 879.16 $399.16 TATIONERY AND PRINTING 8919 Puce and Wave Pub. g Company 108.15 ud Star "und Wave Pub. lishing Company . 14.56 $122.70 LIGHTING STREETS EIC. Bead Po tom House Elect~ mpany 8907 Gape ciny Hluminating Company . 187.12 Boo8 rome el Light and 802.05 a $1,002.19 REPAIRING, CLEANING WATER STREETS 8799 Chas. L. Stites 8814 Warren Owen 8816 Horace Corson 8817 Jas. Thorton 8813 Wm, Holden 8819 John Lemmon 8820 Eling Coverdale (S82) Lewis Nelson (8822 Thos. Keenan 8823 Harry Lehman 8808 Jos. Edmunds 8810 John Crowell 8811 Chauncey Green 8812 Frank Green 8825 Jnmes Thorton 8826 Thos, Keenan 8827 John Lemmon 8818 Chas, I., Stites r Fhe Edmunda tan) enstead pH Moser ‘Owen 8800 Jor. Loper 8861 John Coverdale — (Continued on page 5) yO tU CHURCHES ast naprist cuvace | Cotany A"Bsn and Querny Street S. Catle ialidiedl Minister portunity." Song Service of special interest that Mevisinand will enjoy. Bring a friend Prafee and Prayer Mscing, Wedneaday evening at | 8:00 o‘clock-A lik Ne Loro servise y especially strangers and men cordially fnvited to all CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Sunday nervices, Holy Communion 8, Second service has | formes 10:80 Evening Prayer, 7:80. (Week day Lenten Services Wednesday, Litany and "Ponitential Office, 4 P. M. Thursday, Holy Communton 8 Haie tany and pmtedbal d heet, 4 P. M. Rev. Dr. Paul Sturtevant Hows, Rector. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Decatur and Hughes Streets Rev. Curtis O. Bosserman, Minister Sabbath Services 0.80 A. M. Morning Worship 00 P. M. Bible School :80 P. M. Evening Worship

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Weekday Services. 7:80 P. M. Thureday, Prayer Meatng 7:80 P. M. Friday, Endeavor Service On Wednesday evening, March 12 the Bible School will hold a Sauerkraut Supper for the benefit of the Piano Fund., "Indian Trails, Old and New" was the subject of mn illustrated mission ary lecture last Thursday evenine March closes the fininancial year of the church. All envelopes and aubscriptions should be in the hands of treasurers by the end of the month A cordial invitation is extended all residents and visitorn to share privileges of all services. Seats frod METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Gape May, N. J. Herbert Jackapn Root, Paster Sunday Murch 9, 1919, 9:30 A. M. Prayer meeting im the Upper Room. 10:80 A. M. Public Worship with leaven-

7:80 P. M. Song Service and by pastors topic: — "The Preemieat. The following officers were elected t the ual amin of the Sunday In As‘t. Sup‘t.; Edwin R. Brunyate, pred retary, Miss Ethel Champlon, Ass‘ Secretary, Albert H. Phillips, Treasur« ler, Edwin R. Brunyate, Superinten- | nt Primary, Mins Anna Smith; Asst. ‘Sup‘t. Mins Marie Heas, Pianist, Mics Francis Vanaman; 1st. Pianist, How» ard Reeves, 2nd, Miss Edna Lehman; Choriater, Edwin R. Brunyate; Pre«l« dent Missionary Society, Mrs, Mary Harris; | Treasurer, A. H. Douglass; [Home Department, Mre. E H Buperintendent Cradel Roll, Miss Cartle Douglas. The annual Conference convence st (Ocean Grove, March 12, The pastor will leave Tuesday morning and would like all money due on benevoence, the aand Cee nc -d Fund, and the subscriptions to the chrach papers to be him b mew l at the latest as the report Crd E2 C33. C. k

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