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vourate ei No. | — = CAPE MAY CITY, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919 — ALBERT R. HA

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it FU Eun (U) INTERESTING PERSONAL PARA. GRAPHS OF THE COMING AND GoING OF CAPE MAY VISITORS AND RESIDENTS. motored to Cape May for and inspected the new improve« | on Stockton avenue. W. W. Shaw, of Philadelphi s now here making improvements to her, Pig o has Stockton Avenue. s A, Phillipi, of Phil welphis, sp pending the week with her aunt, Mra. William A, Schellenger. roa e u R. T. Ware, has purchased one of the | bungalows opposite the pumpinz station, and has already l the same for the pmink season. M H. Swain, of pia ton Polsat Carlisie/Pa., is spending the Euster holidays with her r parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Chaties Enon ertare Mok son street home. M. Eloise Schuyler, rool. wi Hote during tie first part he are pending Easter at their So. Lafavette street cotta Lieutenant V. MB. Marcy is home short furl ough His wife and Ps bow ill, the latter having a tlent attack of pneumonia. is M. Townsend is tai Tk C ec to be able to turn the cottage over to ite owner before June David W. Rodan has a new Ford Truck for his general hauline and farm wo York Brothers are pushing along the work on Stacy Robins‘ House on Benton avenue .and is lin it finished for summer renting. alter Cox, of Philadeiphia, fiw) the Mecray . house at Stockton ""u for the summer. Charles J. Miller is now here and has his pce cottage on Stocktor avenue eus tu. Isaac it in toa of Philadelphiz has o her Grant Street cottage for the hes where Ful in en tertaining as her guests . 4. P. Sensenderfer. e Elkins "Pat hud John R. Young, of Loga Miss Mar: ruret Rice. of ‘CoMingrweod Eralera Misses Anne Search, Anna McKnight, Nellie Mattern, Rita Koblhever and the Misses Remington of West Philndel R feel child of Karl Kokes was londay last run over by a bicycle but: fortunately the child Proweleies La hee Mr«. Emily provement to his Jackson Street niture Store. H. H+ Parker of Philadelphia ‘was here the first of the week arranging his apartments for the summer. ww am vam --- BYRON ROBINSON Byron Robinson, aged 12 years and teven months, son of Mr. ‘and Mre. J. E. Robinson "ea on a Friday Fe wa st h Monday . afternoon. Interment at Cold Spring clans mates of Byrom were pA Pall Bearers. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson extend their heartfelt sympathy. FIRST OF THE SEASON On Monday, Lewis Nelson, whil ff she iccennd

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Mins LLOYD ARRIVE® FROM FRANCE with the Pennsylvania Unit No. of the Nurses Corps, and who has seen active service in France for the st two years has returned to the States, having arrived on last Friday at New York. M Loyd can tell of . some . of the awfuiness of the Hun War. as she has had many experiences, ceaping death only by a hair‘s her way ship with over 2000 passengers was sighted by a German submarine and all hands were summoned to the life boats at about 2o‘clock in the morning. The Germans fired two shots, one passing through the bow, the other through the propeliors of the ship. thus disabling the vessel. Fortunately no one was lost, for in leas than nine minutes after the alarm was sounded all were out of their staterooms and iting in the life boats. Miss Lioyd is the proud owner of three stripes and also one gold star for her part in the war. She will spend Easter at home and undoubtedly she will relate many thrilling experiences to her many reatives and friends.

REV J. W. NICKLESON TENDERED A RECEPTION The members and friends or ghe First M. E. Church tendered a reée leson on last Friday evening in the Chapel, . There was a large gathering of friends present, and evening was well spent socially, and everyone wished the pastor und his bk 3 a happy and successful year. ickleson in a very forceful e way, The Doctor has been very cexful upon his former charges which bespeaks success this year in church work, The attendance on Sunday last was very large and the people are in hearty co-operation wid. t : pastor tad his work, as he is a man who can make himself agreeable. with all whom he comes in contact wit MUSIC PAVILLION RENTED this season. «psasBUILDING COTTAGE Quite a few cottages are now in the course of construction, which will be ready for the coming season, besides many. who are adding improvements to their properties, some make i%, additions . while others are adding ittle paint which helps to beautify and improve the same. BUILDING A NEW CHURCH The colored Baptists of Cape May are busy these days at The corner of Franklin and Lafayette Streets. Ground was broken a few days ago und just as soon as the foundations are laid the building will be rained odie a expectation that it will be be ready for service by July 1. These ple deserve the hearty co-operation of the Churches of Cape May in this new enterprise -_---«p0@»._-._... BROTHERS belabiiled iblinl cand pr yeanrt 1 Miller, sons of belie bgt) he L. E. Mien have form ed a partnership e hast leased the large drugstore ie Convention Plat which ws fermeriy occupled by Dr. Samuel Ware. Having bought pre doctor out, they will conduct an cream parior in connection with F light hiach counter, also one wil hich speaks m their new line of busines Anema ne Advertise your wants in the 8 and Wave for results. _ Keystone 90

MAID & MIDDY APRIL 25TH, TICKETS NOW FOR SALE HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL COMEDY Both reserved. section and Ethel admission tickets for "The Maid and! The Pad " have been placed on snle j at Hewitt and | York‘s Drue Store, , lal may 5» obtained there at any time The rehcursals for the | play are nearing . completion. The managers huve been very fortunate in securing the personal jon of Mr. Cart, the i theatrical munager of the War Camp | Community Service here, for the cast. | Before the higet Myo Carr was a prom: inent player, He served in England | in the Royal Bwin Corps, and was an instructor at Kelley | Field. . A| great deal of progress has been Wims] under his expert direction. . The songs and dances improve daily under the robie of — Mre.Saten and robes. A record house is confidently ex| ted.

DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE USE OF DYNAMITE I «- \ Mr. C. J. Cohee, a representative of the Dupont Powder Company will visit Cape May County on April 22nd and hry and will demonstrate in the | most modein fashion the uses of dya- | mite on the farm. Those caring to see what happens Bin A do so by coming to the following places: Ap Meadowview AB Erma, Tuesday, Farm, April 22nd 2: Swainton, Wm, H. Pils Farm, Wednesday, April 23rd 1 Eldora, Samuel Chnistian‘s bo Wednesday, April 23rd 2:80 M. Tree felling, ditching, post hole dig: | ging, and stump blowing will com prie the line of work taken up. All are welcome el p Schellinger s nvedenmmenacomtmmnd Eu Ri C "Horst OPENS After several pmanel of careful alterations, decorations and newly furnishing, the Mecray Brothers | have opened the Hotel for Easter which will remain opened for the entire possd son. somite item y WHAT ABOUT OUR BOYS FROM: FRANCE Cape May hie Make well be proud of her sons who have been to war and re-‘ turned, as our city was well repre: | sented in the Army and Navy. . But it would seem uppropriate if our citi-| Fn do acd for their boy» who gladly gave themselves for their country. munity has extended the glad hand to their sons and why not Cape May ? It would be a fine thing if our City Commissioners would for such an celebration, perhaps duly dth would be a good time for such -, Some of our large cities have selected this day, when the entire day will be given up to the boys, as o have [ Sivelie Are Cu fact that they, Pud Npostdl part Americans in the x est set un nnabeemces._ AUTO SERVICE TO CAPE MAY Leu tal The Borough of Cape May Point have purchased two new Ford Trucks — which they will put into operation this P03 000 200 Pk 207 A building a a bus body for each one, he ac commodation of 20 gular hourly trips . from both ways will be for the accommodation of all who desire to reach the point. A reasonable fare will be collected to help pay the necessary running ex penses of the line. CARD OF THANKS We take this 0 aige mid of thank» ing the many friends for their kind. now ra Wabaiy . diring the illness and death of our E ho _ _MR. AND MRS. J. E. ROBINSON

HE MAID AND THE MIDDY :o: April 25

Announcement ... «ammummmmmmmmmnmnmmmsmmmmmmges e. THE MANAGEMENT OF TS® fual T( aP] Hotel Wish to announce that they will OPen the Hotel,for Eamer and will remain OP®" for

war CAMP COMMUNITY 2 AAN With dast woek the new entertainment programme was fairly begun, after being put off from time to time through the unaccountable delay . of the stuge scenery which . had . been ship weeks ugo, but which, when it did finally appear, was short of a front drap curtain. However, through the efforts of Mr. Carr, entertainment fgen and the efficient help of Mr. tk and his assistants, a temporary Fi was prepared which served its purpone so well that few if any of the great crowd at the Pier last Thurnday noticed that a makeshift had been constructed. And it was a crowd! There were over a thousand paid admissions, more than seven hundred being men and women in uniform. And how the audience, en "thjored « is, men from th ig, democratic gathering where every Ta Cr a where old and young, officers and privates, regarded themsciver just as Pis man beings and not with respect to rank or station. | It is prob , that no one laughed timed} C las.‘t at doubtless several did it 4 themselves sore. mext play on our schedule is e Brat," Ms is down for May 6. to be an even better show lan the one given last Thursda Until further notice moving pictures ill be shown at the Pier every Tuesy ‘evening at 8:15 ocleck," While his entertainment is provided es ‘ally for men and women in the service, the public is welcome to attend. The dances which have been so pular all winter and spring wil ‘con. inue on Monday, Wednesday . and Saturday nights for the present. PERSONAL _ STATEMENT THE FRIENDS OF WAR Camp bdatnt 2 (l seach IN Last Tuesday word was . received Sagal H uarters of | my . transfer lay, where I have labored for a PdbcIEs months to Newport News, Virginia. little later a telegram announced that my nrgpecil oda a a and that he would probably arPii in a day or While my Hranafer away from May and Cornet‘s transfer here represent no ; change in policy on the inidfeiiianirbaiibrets Pbarirealled special significance, 1 feel not allow the opportunity to pass without at least a brief expression of my high regard it, y? people of this community who fi first t d Fel Pil LJ early October t "hour. have given | me "evel cordial and helpful [erice supit without which I could have done ittle or nothing. 1 shall not soon forgot the fact of this support nor the peo le who have wo freely and gener ously bestowed it. Our committees, and "aot our committees only but the people. of the town as a whole, have always appeared to be ready to give what they could of time and effort and money when the need has been made known. 1 cannot now recall a single instance when a reasonable request has been rellF geons 1 have of course understood and have uppreciaoP wil that has appogied and mot the of has ap ot individual, and yet 1 have felt like accepting it all pte though . it done for me. t all response to all Ale is to say that I shall not forget it. H gril H of Cape y wall enougl myself ‘mat will overlook . not the usual mistakes but the fact that more has not been done. 1 expected long before this to have Tad personal interviews with all the members of our General Committee and to have that Committee together for mutual I ean only plead the lack of time. I trust that what T have failed to do my successor will be able to find the and strength to ac complish. — And what he cannot . do may the community itself "nagtake and do, ms ly Tne fa. Wa do well an Lankiragite s ‘com unity Service oad th Tundamentally pypons a drach work, and should be done as a community. Moreover, the work Cape May has done, what it will conit good to pa for the soldier and sailor T AeAZIC (5 cooicie The traniformation of the Pavilion at the Pier for | recreation purposes ought hs d a permanent entire popula- . The joy wide ai workers have own working . together ought to stimulate the growth of the community feeling to the point where all who live here will be counted in ded to convey was . my o op hhe indebtedness to — the yee oe at4 he t may ay be perm r braic the home pub lya6. Hice ant Trig"; che

WITH THE CHURCHES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lJecatur and Hughes Streets | Rev. Curtis O. Bosserman, Minister EASTER SERVICES 40 a. m. Morning Worship and ‘p. m. Bible School -Eanter Les p. m. Evening Worship and ine. WEEK-DAY SERVICE ing! 00 p. m. Wednesday, Prayer Meet "E.00 p. m. Friday, Christian: Endeavor. Mr. James Smith will assist the ‘choir and render solos in the Easter [Praise Services. | In the morning the pastor will preach on, "He died for All" and in (te. svenine on, "He is not here; but is ‘The "co ton shape ws vo the 50 copies of $l ol y P3 wt iy tand Homital Uutroigs n AA he given" (% ‘wa At the feces age ogationat Meet ing on AB I 9th, the Mesirs. Thomas (Van Winkle and Walter Savage were lelocted trustees to werve-for three [years. A cordial invitation to all services si extended to residents and visitors Intoliadbes persons in goverment serbight Seats free CHURCH or THE Tai ADVENT hin Nir vad Fal Easter: I {. First ‘Celebration of the ai Norumnimm 30 Second "Celebration and. ser his P. M. Evening Prayer and address From the present . date, | Evening payer will be said at 8 instead of Seryises for the week Peng P Holy Communion 8. at lock, Friday, Litany . 4 o‘cl Rev. Dr. Paul Sturtevant Howe, Rector. \ As The unions of ik May County are urged to million dollar in he for the Jubilee Fund. A are secured. This m means three dollars per member to be rained in one year. petty be for Child Wolfare-Woman ist mericanization and the a great e offering this laune gite Pu Tem: | vs and every friend Interested and | all temperance fA orke THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN. The Vietory Liberty Loan will probably be the last govdlar National A toan in connection wit Its aue-: cen is quite as vied" "as" was the vic- i ‘tory of our military forces in the field I We you to support it liberally. ect on the industries of the yl fie Apper tereriiaties of the most stimulating . in, proves a prosperity in . which . all: would share. _ We shall be pid to place our facili- | mt your disposal is connection , with subscriptions. | our advertisement in this issue. SECURITY TRUST COMPANY, | Cape May City, | | HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED FOR EASTEi The High School closed on Thur: day noon for the Annual Easter Vaeation and will reopen . on Monday. The children are enjoying thi little vacation and will return to finish the achool year which will close the early | part of ---s+#~_-___ CALENDAR OF COMMISSION ELECTION MAY 3 1 Pusiibed tw ye filed with hirid oad he th Form No. acr pte of deposit for Funds, we MAY 6, 19% Boards of Rrection revise the Regis« try at the Polling Stations 8 P. M. ma¥ i P. M. Campaign Managers and the Canditnt t ts Form No. 5 at — City y [F filing antement s Manager, Candi L_ Deposit, on Forms Nos. 2, NCR." There is no Primary, Rebririlljien sign petitions for three Form, No. E must be used as Check to pay Kiection Bills, ® ne ere se "*~ " TF ia

: O HUMANITY" war film but a huge human document with the war ax a backThis de weription of Allen Holubar‘a newest maltiple-ree film, the picture that has given Dorothy Phi the op portunity of her. career for. suptih acting-an opportunity: of. whi has made: the most that Sf the Holubar himnolf. Mr, Holubar objectx to having his production, which indubitably expressen the greatest work this | mastercinemadramatist . has yet hick classed with other war i lea. is his contention that "The Heart 3 Humanity," which soon will present to the woud Co probably will prove the me t tale yet picturialized " ar mother love in its relation ad the woud strife, is above all an "the 75 per cent. of d hen tg usd Cet e women of the world have given to the Crusade of hike el gll "Let me tell you Cd iden for ‘The Heart of Humanity/" said Mt. Holibst, "When I was making Phillips as my star, I had an ras tg 4 rl: who came to me from France with sharpnel w vounda in his body. He Eira ners youths who Ps avea J agonies of contemplating the Tate of his brothers. "Then I iy Se p to myself oe meen the mothers‘ sufferings would have been alleviated had there . been | brought home to her the glory of her sacrifice; nehared Audy iletne or decant boys had died in defense of their sis and brothers in Belgium and France "Her sacrifice showed me the extent of the tragedy of the mothers of America, of Canada and of the world. Then Mrs. Olga Linek Scholl went to work with me on the script of story. The result is "The ‘Heart Humanity." | It will present to m CCE nld of the Red Crows, recruited from the mothers and sisters of the civilized countries oe. aa ho suffered at the hands of the H "The Heart Fi "Humanity" will be shown at the PALAC Friday and Saturday. May 2nd and 3rd. _sea_Why Not An On! Btove? Having this mederste weather who sot bay ~an cil stove and save conl We ‘arry a large stock and at mederate prices Chas. A. Swain $06-07 Jackson Strost.

In $1 (13 City of Washing- | +l j f | ) M U -are congregated fual foil brilliant newspaper mi all the newspapers e tes country. The other . evening they all sawTHE tive ‘ts THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER -and here‘s the combined unanimous opinion of . these brilliant ton # this producREAD! "Your representative honored the Press Club last night with the first Washington presen e had desoinges in the way F3 a show and everything in the way of m. celebrity at the Preaw Club from the Duke t3 Connaught (who is the King‘s brother), and "The Birth of a Nation" and President ~Wilson and Theodore . Roosevelt and Jim Jeffries down to our wwn local police chief; fust Rus club . is t entertainments. tial (hs 1 hear all over tow Positivets that | was | the aye! T thin nich ever saw at the Press Club, urs Mara truly (Signed) EARL goopwin resident CGox‘s Palace Theatre l ( i o