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VAX ZV MEN BONU TAKE ACTION To AbD To Tas: FEDERAL — ALLOWANC DISCHARGED SOLDIER EDUCATIONS PROVIDED, To supplement the bonus given n the Government, the following stute« are bestowing a bonus upon soldiers, ilors und marines: Mamsachusetts: State ald is given families of men who are in. the ser vice. Also the state has granted the sum of $100, to all residents, male who served in the forces To be eligible for this gratuity it is necessury for the applicant to have months immediately prior to the date of enlistment, Minnesota: Provides for $200, edu eational bonus payable to any institution of learning which the discharg» ed soldier may care to attend in Minnesota. There is no bonus paid to men still in the service, New Hampshire: Pays $30 bonus to persons discharged from or still in the rervice. Accoffing to the law enacted, a copy of discharge and resi dent certificates are required in mak» ing application for this. North Dakota: Pays $26 a month for every man in the service, to be used for educational purposes or home building. Oregon: Does‘ not pay any bonus, However, all honorably discharged

soldiers, pean and marines who serv bnalioalicindiaiedtiebi eatin nnn Ab licasd that state have a right to state financial aid to amount not to exceed $200 per year, provided they attend some b G ted institution of learning. An eation for such ald should be made" % Supt. of Public Instruction, Salem, Oregon. Vermont: Pays a bonus in the form of state pay of $10 per month for the period of service up to twelve months, or a maximum of $120. ure, Montpelier, Vermont. Wisconsin: Provision through legison for bonus of $10 per month for each month of service, not yet rat-

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M. C. FRYMIRE EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR REGAL SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Also a full line of Men‘s Work Shoes of the best quality GENTS TTY GH Cel Overalls, Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts and e WASHINGTON ST., CAPE MAY, N. J. Sranch Store for Shoes in Post Office BI‘d‘g. at WEST CAPE MAY, N. J. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF nl UMALUNIY) Southwest Corner Washington and Ocean Streets Cape May, N.J., June 30, 1919

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COMMUNICATION Editor Star and Wave: Dear Sit: rough your papgestions or opinions reg red the ‘Eefward movement ket" wonder if will allow me to say som , which would _ Include f M» Io a Abpdiced they are in a way inse e. "hike pt cnl articer ae e e p sive Five Mile Beach folks, with J. Thompson Raker at their head are sing to build a railroad from Wild Be Aunetiem over to a point on the ba Frere they e rd and have ‘wo ta running from Philadelphia, touching at Chester and Wilmington carry gers who can then land on the T4 Shore and take the train over to Wiléw When I read the article, I felt that peaged pt LJ (g e of this section, to get y 6 proposition, that ‘would give them Just what they need. Look at our fine automobile road ple here, are like the story of the boatman who lost his bearings, till suddenly coming ncross another one he cried "Give me water, I‘m dyerst" and the reply came ach; "Let down your bucket, there‘s fresh water all around you." You see he had what he needed, all the time, but he made no effort to try for it. Such is the situation here. e have everything to make our rewort ideal, but we luck effort, or rather concerted effort. Look at the Point, why that spot prost would make a winter resort, secofd to mone. . The winter naw butterflies fiteg, about Lake Lily in mber and the pines and ocean breezes make a most health giving combination Let us have a railroad to the Bay Shore, let us have good transportation facilities, let us find & promoter with the cash and above all, let us have cooperation ind we will have what. we desire-Success Will all Americans who believe that Great Britain whould have six votes |in the League of Nation to one for the United States please hold up their bands and be counted. — Well, well, where are the hands?

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