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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ADVERTISING IN THIS COLUMN 10 CENTS PER LINE, 6 WORD3 TO A LINE. MINIMUM CHARGE se CENTS. STRAYED FROM 17 JEFFERSON Street, early | Sunday | morning» large black cat with white mark ings on face, breast and forefeet Reward if returned. 65 with a diamond in center and two pearls. Lost in. vicinity of | Ma: guire‘s Bath Houses, | Finder will please return same to "8" Star and Wave Office. Liberal reward. it ‘-Silver glided lorguettes, . Lost between beach and 805 | Stockton Avenue. | Reward if | returned | to Mrs. Edward Page, 805 Stockton Avenue. 658 FOR RENT FOR RENT-Bungalow . of 3 reoms partly furnished for two adults, Good location and only $18.00 .Apply J. H. Hughes, Cape Moy, N. J. 622 621 3t. ROOMS FOR RENT for gentlemen in private family; new bungalow, near beach. Apply Star and Wave. S8t-6-14t. FOR RENT-A LARGE SECOND Cape May, N. J. FOR SALE, CHEAP.-One full set automobile curtains; will fit Studebaker, Overland or Dodge car, Apply «Star and Wave. 580-6-16+. AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE Etudebaker Car, seven | passenger, recently overhauled and newly painted. In excellent condition. Owner purchasing new car. . Apply Star Wave Publishing Co. 560 6- | FOR SALE-PAPER ICE CREAN! PLATES and tin — spoons. baovad of these will be sold at a bargain, j Apply Star and Wave ive Pul Pub, Co. Co. __ ‘| kur ti y > LAUNDRY BY THE pogage OR BY the hamper. Blankets and spreads ! done to order. Done by | M.‘*E.. Ruffings, 721 Osborne St. Phone Keystone 64 R. WA*TED-ONE | EALF — HORSE Power Motor and one two horse power motor. A. D. Reeves, Cape May. POSITION WANTED by Experienced Cook in private family. Good refcre Address "Cook" Star and Wave ‘Office. a--_-_-_____ WANTED-GOOD RELIABLE COOK | ce. Apply 1117 New Jersey Cape May, Bell phone 56. 624 ¢g1sL ___ TWO WHITE WOMEN DESIRE] positions. a vait : or | maids: | Auply: M.6S7 8 pe | 4. it., Just received a shipment of Indi georgette, crepe de chine, and . silk waistain patterns that you will want to nee at Tenenbsum‘s. Emommntamementnd There is an expert in Washington who can count four thousand silver dollars an hour. If be were to start mow and keep at it day and night, Sunday and week day, without stopping for meals he could not count one billion dollars in . one . hundred year And yet this is . what . our government will have lost through the government ownership of railroads by the fi of January 1920 if the Republican C does not throw a wrench into the: democratic tte (Pa.) --me«#-_--. CARD OF THANKS Mrs.Wm. H. Nichols and family desire to thank the friends who have helpful and sympathetic durrecent bereavement.

MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS: IN CAPE MAY CoUNTY By Rev, Paul Sturtevant Howe, Ph.D, Genealogical Articles by the Rector of The Church of the Advent John Howland of the | Mayflower married Elizabeth, daughter of John Tilley, who came in the same famous ship. His daughter Desire Howland married Captain John Gorham, and ‘had a daughter Hannah Gorham who | married Joseph Whilldin, born 1656, died 1735. The descendants of this Mayflower family are numerous in Cape May County, and it is the purpose of these articles, which will ap» pear from time to time, to trace out the lines of the family and intermarried families. The facsimile of the "Waste Book" of Col. John Gorham, {reprinted from the — New | England {Historical and Genealogical Register for April, 1898, shows that Hannah Gorham, the granddaughter of the Pilgrim Howland, and greatgranddaughter of John Tilley also of the Pilgrim [band, moved with her husband Joseph Whilldin to Cape May. She was born in Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 28, 1663. A daughter of Hannah and her husband, Joseph Whilldin, named Hannah married Thomas Leaming, born 1674, died 1723. ‘The date of this marriage is 18th of June, 1701. Their son Thomas Leaming, bom 1718, died 1795, married Elizabeth ____25 April 1740, (License of that date), . Their son Thomas Leaming, born 1748, died 1797 married 19th August 1779. Re becca Fisher. A daughter of this marriage, Lydia | Leaming, | married James Somers Smith, 9th of November 1808, Their son was Henry HolTheir daughter, Eugenia Homer Smith was still living when this record was compiled. Several of the lines have been traced out by the author, and infor-, mation is desired for the completion of the record. If you are d from any of the marriages lipmetwrend above, kindly send in your ancestry to Dr. Howe who will publish the tine | with the other genealogical data as the investigation proceeds. The names Edmunds, Ware, . Crowell, . Hand, Hughes, Mecray and many others ap pear among the Mayflower descend ants of Cape May County. Especially corrections in dates are desired and the location of family bibles containing records. Dr. Howe will welcome assistance in this work. And in view of the. national celebration next year of the three bundredth anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, the subject should be of great interest to Cape May people, and those who formerly lived here. The following line without dates was compiled by the late Mr. Charles Edmunds. Further information of the families of this line in desired. John Howland of the | Mayflower married Elizabeth Tilley. Their daughter Desire married | John — Gorham. Their daughter | Hannah | married Joseph Whilldin. Their mon Joseph illdin — married — Mary — Wilmon. Their son James Whilldin married Jane Hand. Their daughter Jane Whilldin married Jeremiah Edmunds. Their daughter Mahala Edmunds mar: ried Isaac Whilldin. Their daughter Mary married Stephen Bennett. Their daughter | Mary . married — Wesley Hughes. Their son is Austin Hughes. sea_fot U0 ILT U9 MB (LOU aod Continued from first page son Street should be a permanent arngement, steps will be taken to improve the appearance of the station d station grounds. Yours very ‘truly, ~ __ ELSHA LtE In transmitting Mr. Lee‘s letter to STAR AND WAVE, Mr. Eyster calls attention to the statement in the he letter that Jackson Street Staion is located directly in the certer

of Cape May while Grant Street Sta of a circle of which Jackson phae Station is the center, then the Con vention Hall is entirely outside af hat cirele and entirely outside of Cape Eyster, on the contrary resell the onvention. Hall as the real center of Cape May, in city council prttnicli ind it is hereby enacted by the an horities of same, that no person shal fre or discharge any cannon or othe iece of artillery or small arms, guns

pistols, fire crackers, or squibs, with in the limits of this city under penalty of the law; every person so offending shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for each offence. Section 2. And be it further ordained and enacted that, from and after the passage of this ordinance, no person or persons shall make or cause to be made, or aid or assist in meking a bonfire or other fire in either of the streets, roads, lanes, or alleys of said city, under the penalty of the low, every person so offending: shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for each offence, Section 8. And be it further ordained and enacted, that if any person or persons shall fire or cause to be fired or exploded any rocket, squib or powder cracker head the limite of said ctiy, under the penalty of the law, every person so offending shall forfeit and pay for each offence the sum of ten dollars. . , Approved June 27, 1877. FREDERICK 7. MELVIN, Mayor. Dated June 26, 1919.

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