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CITY BOARD (1 a LU) > MEET IN — PROTESTATION | A> GAINST ENORMOUS RAILROAD FARES WHICH EXCEED THOSE or OTHER JERSEY RESORTS The Cape May Board of Trade held a meeting at City Hall on Tuesday evening, | President Ogden presiding. The object of the meeting was to protest against the discrimination of the railroads in raixing the rate of carfare above that of other resorts along the New Jersey coast. Compliauts against increased | railroad rates to South Jersey seashore resorts have been made to C. M Burt, in New York, in charge of passenger rates in the eastern district Railroad Administration. This was announced by Luther Ogden, chairman of the railroad committee of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. He said he had arranged an interview with Mr. Burt after failing to get satisfaction from administration officials here. "We have learned that Mr. Rurt has charge of our matter and we are going to lay our case before him," he said. "The conditions are out . "Before the war-that is, in 19I7Cape May had a year-round tourist rate of $2.50. Now we are cut out of the tourist rate except between May 15 and September 30. The only points that are allowed the year-round rate on the Jersey coast are Atlantic City and Asbury Park. "The round-trip winter rate to Cape May from Philadelphia ig now $4.82, mot counting the eight per cent. war tax. This is an increase in rates of minety-two per cent. "Ther take the summer rate. It is raised from $2.50, as it was in 1917, to $360, an increase of forty per cent. Atlantic City is rmised from $2.25 to $3.00, which is only an increase of 83 1-3 per cent. "We do not want to be discriminated against. Cape May, Wildwood and Sea Isle City are entitled to the yearround tourist rates just as much as Atlantic City or Asbury Park." Emmpmbent.avemmned beninsiniioisinioecteizncnicierssenl Arpgie a" On e k hi Micrrawe NCB Siad ustin, Lonie, hea‘i Ai roarnalcee mute Hink charie« #. Wiltwoog eater. Raiph E. Oomn Cit & ‘ney. Rian PM: Mira! Coren, Wiltism, Stiga <3 fownahty Huker, Gea KS wmahi Five Ahold Pranpsnt s is Emine, Gace A." Whdwe : 10 id & 6C H # # FUR t i Faz $ F I8 # f 8 tey a Nelson, Cape h cif frun _ bojwall 75 (k Tao» presel La *, Stone H George aware ithe ain Fup. Howell, reRs 9" Sidhe sdowseiip I Ingram, her," win Johno tk m Scsen C Jones A. E. Whdwpod H evga c thems . Dennis T Lear, Lawrence M. Ozean ci Unechite, hrc-3 middie" 7 Manning, Harbert; Middle ss. Maithows, LANIC Miller. Enoch, Lower Yownal d PWEa "oR mt, MidSte Township 1 Mizner, £. Bil neu nne t soo mts t nre cup e £ ans mmos Pallin: ‘H cal ‘C. felrrved n h # Pierpont, Roba mas, M Wall wiiiem bower fopmabi® boumttmen acommendl MISSIONARY SOCIETY To MEET The Woman‘s Missionary Society of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Laverty, 925 Corgie street, Cape May, on April Wth at 8 P. M. Members are requested to bring the March edition of the New Ere. H. H. SMITH, Secretary. lls 3 & F X PE 7 3 B O Perfection Oil Heaters, haoed I Q. Abuminam Sance Pans a 2 Qt. Aluminum Double Boller . $1.90 10 Qt. Gatvanised

COLD SPRING BOY MAKES Goof Swain Hoffman, who you will r aduated. from — Cape — May — Hig "17, chose rightly as his "farming." . Perhaps: this may seem somewhat odd. to call farm ing a profession, nevertheless it i fact, if truly followed it is a business art and science. Swain‘s high ambition is, to becom tant vocation, he took the County Vocational School Course during the winter of 1917 and 1918, He applied himself closely to the course which proved to be very profitable to hig During the summer of 1918, Swain made success on the frm, applying the . vocational | knowledge — guined. [coupled with good judgment. . This jsuccess instilled in him a further desire in the work, an ambition for more preparation, in order to become more [proficient. uo ca ECs entered Rutgers College of New Brunswick, taking the Short Course. Here as he usually does, he diligently pursuea the course, realiziz,4 that aurcess would only be mequired through constant application. ‘ As the term drew to a close, Swain became anxious about the results of his winters work. On receiving his final report he found that he was one sMicoty-fve out of a class of sixty its to receive the sought-for diPoma: What this Vocational Student has done others may do if they are interested and apply themseives. Vocational Instructor, renien. epoegmmment PRESEYTERIAN CHURCH "wecatur and Hughes Streets Rev. Curtis O. Bosserman, Minister fentreorcaatrmmed 10:80 a. m. Morning Worrhip 10 Bom: Bilae Sehgal #09 b. ml Worship , NSB m. m. Wednéaday, Prayer Meet: Priddy. Christian, Endeavor s "services be he ) a Eve leclese mul oriier Rotloe o Brel lars Supper , w v April 13th, | Presby iFuerim" "ee: ednesday evening preceding. at Mine Hine, of Salem, oal Carottne. hire Sapbath ls Germ cloe of the service. next svenine idents and visitor are cotmly invited to share all I nervices. Beats free caures or tax avvent Sunday services, ea‘mat‘s Comin 10:80 wires Canin: page me ond Litany and ‘Penitential BAPTIST st cauros Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Bible School, 3:00.P. M. Evening Worship, 8:00 P. M. Service-

PERSONAL MENTION | INTERESTING . PERSONAL PARA GRAPHS OF THE COMING AN GOING OF CAPE MAY VISITOR AND RESIDENTS, nim Down . returned y trom Courorates where thr a Prtioa of pearly ne Pomllt Is an admirer ‘at dit weviern 1 . he etinute wot itu loyal tor her as 3 pe Mas the worl" with tth bene: (TQ Nydbahiten an fM) unnurpmiged beach S "I. Mullin, of Sumit, N. J., former Cape May Point ‘cottugers, after spending the winter in the south have been at the "Devon" for a week before returning to their ‘home. | J. L. Kehr spent the past week in Philadelphia visiting his daughter, Mrs Stuart Claghorn. j Dr. H. W. Lummis and family have ‘returned to Cape May after an enjoyable winter in Florida. . Captain Joshum Reeves, of Camden, (visited relatives here last week. \ Mrs. Louise Campbell (nee Ware of Ambler) is with her father Dr. S. F. Ware. Mrs. C. O. Bosserman is visiting her father Mrs. Thomas Eastwick, of | Philniphin, was here this week. Miss Margaret Schellenger of PhilaKeugitinl was an over Sunday guest of her grandmother, Mra. Mary Schellenger, at her Washington Street cottage. Ms, S. R. Cannell has fust returned from Philadelphia to her Stockton avenue cottage. Miss Marths Marcy, of the Marcy [cottage, has just returned after passing the winter in New York. Miss Maggie R. Bennett, of Moorstown, N. J., is a guest of Mre. Jennie Bayon. Miss Ethel Champion is becoming an |expert Auto driver. Mre. A. C. Thomas, of Laurel Springs, was here this week in the interest of her Queen street property. James V. Ellison, of the Common wealth Building, Philadelphia, . was ‘here this week in the interest of the Waren Estate. Miss Sallie Hughes is passing the month in Amaterdam, New York. Mrs. S. A. Weishampel, of Alientown, was an over Sunday visitor Licutenant Lenlie H. Ewing, Receiving Officer at Base Hospital, No. 68, Army Hospital here for a short time. After his discharge the doctor will resume his practice at Berlin, N. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Sharp have just returned from a sixteen day Auto tip through New Jersey and Pennayl-

Mrs. Charles Sink announces that ULs AHMLSSG has been thoroughly renovated and improved and will be opened Easter for the season of 1919. Located on the Beach at Perry Street. All rooms have ocean view.

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) L000 0630 LHS uP FORE: OCE THE PHILADELPHIA CLUB WIL RACE TO CAPE MAY THIS SEA SON INSTEAD OF THE BERMUDA RACE riley from I 2d" o whandon ‘the mule event and subntltute the Cape Stay race In ite . inducements of alf Sorts to the p r« of the eruteer Dream fell SIRE ‘about Marine of the craft Itis Aree Saich was the real reawon for catlt year. It. wan w Club," A num in the thoandty iar tat‘ts bu fnlted is RFE On Lane where mhe wilt feinaln watt ve the Cape May rac ‘carn may mace ruin 7 ase s atices of the cancellation have been to "os atts Ehopstont the couns wha Eul wl In the event. The New Yo SC Thin bex prom to Text an gitry to his. one of the mont prominent Canadion Yiebt Clune: 9. E. Hetw, ard. of Talinaetiitin, formerly a |Mtentprnt In the Naval Rererv ed Cro of the "Thie, May event. ta of alrectorn the" uv I mont, proboble: that ay win rence Bermuda. on its avifiting. cnlener: The C on June an nigements have May Yacht the racing bonte to une the o "mnchorake. until Monday afternoon, + cowl return to their reve ott a Sunday s u v 7 askt Chk =50, Tinian ai. the cany ding H nat. are i. to" Inn owhs fhe he Cofintvien Tach Club. the meanon Eagrved to ane of al oflenis Chibe Muy‘ yachting Aite 1 tory. , A quoter of other | inter hue. been h clutw, notice of which will app »ubseatient Imsuex of the Staf poto 220 lcd, maw v. i. 0. A. suipume orawzp ar wavar mage ‘ wednesday. night of. this mesk, there wa» formally onened ond progented to (the e Sacen‘ 2 deciee "Tals ihat Station, a fine new The \b sian" Ts if nohow orm a o ermal She ninx on _ Wegnenday marked by: presentation Havel Fifefa® bout ine olstrat Broretary x Carey and the acceptunce fand pro m iorsiee, End die Toal ae bg | pleted by & two ree! moving picture. Lo cad Lieutenant and Mrs. C. A. Trexel, | who are residing at 22 Juckson Street Cape Muy are receiving congratulntions upon the arrival of a fine son. Lieutenant Trexel is the Public Works [officer of the Cape May Navy Yard. Micmomani.a comme SKEE BALL ALLEYS ON CONVENTION PIER NOW OPEN 277.45 it bovrorrnss-a.aommanmnd PELTB WAMP Pig alt bocfsiryn Write "to ‘information. AH other tore bought R F. D. No. 6 * 3.186 New Brunswick, N. J. | 20) (AJ.N R 3 Five Acre Farm LOCATED ON THE MAX:: ROAD ABOUT TWO MILES FROM CAPE MAY Cty. NEanrby New snc ROOM HOUSE, GARAGE, BARN & OUT-BUILDINGS, _ SMALL — orCHARD. THIS PROPERTY Is IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. — Low PRICE FOR QUICK SALE WM. R. SHEPPARD Merchants National Bank Bldg, C_ 1333 bovomrtonsocteenmemmend BKBE BALL ALLEYS OX Corvanx. hom Piss Now-Ormt #7 64 ts

«"VIRTUOUS lll >» WILL BE SHOWN AT LIBER THEATRE — ON — WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WITH ANITA EWART. The Mbt Thontre han contracted to alow t m the (re ire edition t ( sthie same Ute BP Ow dol Mite pa New Fork society. | According in the Introduction to bie Rory: ‘a vir: m wite in becomin an an extinct of fmfuity under nt-day | condi tlon n resonn sor ‘Thin, as bek In his novel. moar aireimtariir screen duption. . Miss Btewarl makes

her rath ee: the American ncteal Bream Foune society metro on kronint to the realization tha kf #4 pleamore is but the nal of han -ome a Aupporth nr Mine Atewart in "Virtuous Nerphrtexd end H he held In the Chapel of the Pes Methealst Bplpco Chargh on Priday .e at which time ancl lop." a 3 Ea hacis will report amount of Jove m. ind inbmidhtedialied 7 ‘male ‘and ‘a" thort enterininment xf in, wiven. h and friends of- the ent at thin time to he new pastor und hir wife, Rev and Str. John NicTheodore Rtoomevelt, perhaps our verp American. once Saratiorized y started hin career by pardoning anarchin oasis linve rved. this it th (EB ‘hardin«. of who com fhat Tor the fhedt ty of «‘ convicted ame bet in indeed a fae. to novernmemt abvidunt c NOTICE The Sunshine Circle of the Baptist Sunday School will give a pure food sale, Friday and Saturday, April 11th and 12th, at Knerr‘s atore. . There will be fresh home-made bread, cakes, ples and candies, etc. lowmanienacemerizert SKEE BALL ALLEYS ON CONVENTION PIER NOW OPEN 277 46 it waNTED + Wanted an experienced or | unexperienced telephone operators for permanent employment. Apply only to w. E. CASTOR, District Manager, belidhi hidiraietinnal N. 3. ‘am Wanted ELECTRICIANS, PLUMBERS, GENERAL LABORERS APPLY TO QUARTERMASTER, Army Hospital CAPE MAY. set nmmuned --- The Security Trust Co, will be gind to sell you the new 4% Liberty Bonds. You can purchase them on the Instalment plan and pay one dollar per week on a $50 bond, or two dolinrs per week on a $100 bond. pionrmiy oin our club now. pnnbertnna avommmened hake Apiediaiahialcanandd not buy am ofl stove and save®csel. tas suse o eve mock and at moder