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(xT) NEJUTUA N ALBERT R. HAND, President. A. L. EWING, Adv. Manager. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE this pmper is entered at the post pffice as second-class postal matter, BTAR & WAVE PUBLISHING CO. EST is CoatING Thomas Carlisle once remarked that the test of the United States would come when the . people . roited for bread. — Unless all signs fail, the test js on its w The uncompromising attitude of labor must result in production reduced to its lowest terms, and when production dries up blood will flow, for the words are as true today as they were when Adam and Eve were driven out of the Garden of Eden, "in the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread.". If we will not ! sweat and will strike we must starve. . instigator listening: to the "voices in Then comes the test, with the chief in public, and to voters in the mill with a sneer, in private pegsALL PEOPLE SYMPATHIZE The sympathies of all the people of this county, without regard to political belief, go out to our stricken president, and hope sincerely that he i may soon recover his normal health and vigor. ««pecs_____IN MEMORIAM In loving remembrance of our dear Harry H. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snyder, who departed this life October 8, 1918. It is sad that one we cherish All the happy golden hours Shall be cherished in remembrance, Fragrant sweets from memory‘s Eomtied Peaceful be thy silent slumber,

Peaceful in thy grave so low; Should be taken from our home, But the joys that do not perish, Live in memory: alone. f All the years we‘ve spent together, Thou no more will join our numbe Thou no more our sorrows know, Yet again we hope to meet thee When the day of life is fed; . | When in Heaven with joy to greet. thee, Where no farewell tears are shed., Sadly missed by FATHER, MOTHE 10-7-19-1t Sts 3s The manner in which we launder clothes pleases cach member of the family. We wil do your collars nad cuffs and ‘kerchiefs and ‘Jamas in the same careful manner that we handle your wife‘s blouse or your daughter‘s family. We will do your coliars and deliver the work at a specified time, too. LOOK FOR SUDS AND DUDS COLUMBIA: LAUNDRY 314 Congress St. — Cape May, N. J.

WARE UPI WAKE UP! Is the County Board of Chosen Freeholders to be prevafied upon to take over our Beach Avenue and other streets connecting with which makes the route to the inlet complete or are we to consider that the honror and distinetion of having one of our representatives on the board the presiding officer, the director, is sufficient for the annual expenditure by Cape May City of $80,000 or $10,000 in county tax. So far it has as yet to receive the first dollar of expenditure of county funds on its highways. Is it true also, that work is to be stopped until spring on the roads the quality of th eroads that resorts are made or ruined. . We‘ve got plenty of wise guys, why do they not get busy ? Every resort in the country, large or small excepting Cape May, has been assisted by the county‘s taken over streets and building roads. . Miles upon miles have been built over waste lands, Cape May must have its

UNITED STATES RAILROAD AD. Pud So Dea d DIRECTOR GENERAL Of RAIL- < ROADS ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD Members of Atlantic City Railroad Safety Committee: It is suggested that all Committeemen get in touch with the School Authorities located in the vicinity of their homes, with the view to having each School establish Friday,,October 17th. as "SAFETY DAY," at which time each teacher should impress upon the pupils the importance of taking all action necessary to prevent aed dents during the NATIONAL RAIL BOAD ACCIDENT PREVENTION DRIVE The Safety Committee will make a trip over the Atlantic City Railroad Tuesday, October 14th., leaving Camden at 7:80 a. m. en route to Mullica route to Cape May and Ocean City, stopping at Tuckahoe where we expect to assemble the men and talk SAFETY, J. E. TURK Chairman, Safety Committes. Enfovnmeco-ompsned w. C. T. U. HOLDS CONVENTION It was a pleasant gathering of the Whi showing that the Union was working

March 1920, will find the quota of everyone paid in, and over the to The greetings by Mrs. P. T. Me: of the local Union and Rev. Bosserman for the churches were filled with good cheer and a glad welcome. The addresses were most encouraging to the Convention, especially thatiof L. G. Pitt and Rev. Wm. Pitt and Rev. — Wm. Parsons, Cape May County is moving on in the great work of the W. C. T. U.

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| i4 EJ :: R (olly , [o J y | of of The following extracts are taken from State Lews regulating Motor Vehicles. RIGHT OF WAY TO CERTAIN (8) Police, fire t Are pans e (8) department armadage Bria d buiances shall have is ear mach wnt mat phoot clans al the right of way through = ion. — If an Cepragent Folies ht pass any given point © Arucession shall pel Ahicll a evey, T oep3 utes for the passage of which may be waiting. STREET INTERRUPTIONS (2) No vehicle or street car shall occupy any street as to interfere with or interrupt the passage of other street cara or vahicles. WAITING VEHICLES. (10) A vehicle waiting at the curt thou lags. iy aye ® [ee 3 Ave vehicle let off pas petes Of Png FExth ne (11) The The of m vehicle, on approach of a fire engine or any pin shall | immediatel alle! thereto and bring it to a standpel until such fire apparatus has pass STREET cars To TOP ON APPROACH OF FIRE APPARA (12) The driver or perncn in trol of a street car shail Immediately

RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the late | Reuben ‘T. Jo‘inson was a faithfol member of this Advinory Board for a period of sixteen eemed by fin as s dut I that we extend the bereaydow and fumily our sincere and heartfelt sympathy and pay our res pectful tribute to the sterling and up right Christian character of a man whose life was an open book upon which wis written no. dishonorable deeds nor the records of any acts unbecoming to an ex mila‘ of honesty and rightcousne his community, and BE IT Femmuze RESOLVED, that it is our opinion that his com munity and county have suffered a loss in his departure from among us, that it will be difficult to replace, for he was not only the most active and energetic in the promotion of his own business but was also one of the most public-spirited _ men, wing all goon and worthy causes, a pillar in his church and charitable and helpful to all with whom he mingled, and BE IT. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the grief of his bereaved ones may be assouged by the t the good fight, has kept the und has received his eternal reand the Five Mile Beach Journal, and a copy sent to the sorrowing widow. PSzd Henry C. Commit ADVISORY BOARD Security Trust Company Cape May City New Jersey Impotgpecictcrmnmuel IN MEMORIUM In loving memory | of our | dear daughter, Jennie Shaw, who died, Oct. ‘6th. 1918. One year ago this morning Dear Jennie passed away~Our blessed Savior called her home To live with him who saves. We miss her, ob, we misa her, We miss her night and day; We miss her each and every meal, We miss her gentle way. WA CAT a She stood right by our side . >- And used to sing the lovely nongs In church at eventide. choir To Jeeus who only can atone. Some times we wonder why they were called To leave this world so young, But God is wise and just and true, | And said their work on earth was done. So we‘ll try to bear the loss of these Two girls we loved so dear, And when the Savior calls us home We will meet them in the air. We will all go sweeping through the air To meet our blessed Savior And spend a blest enternity in Heaven For our good and right behavior. Father, Mother and Sister Composed by Father. farrarrme on c-rovremel IN MEMORIAM Whereas, It has pleased our heavenly Father, all wise Ruler of the universe to call to his reward, our beloved brother, Reuben T. Johnson, Sr., in manifestation of our grief and fraternal sympathy, be it Resolved, that the members of Cold Spring Council, No. 135, Ir. 0. U. A. M. extend to the sorrowing widow and children of the afflicted family, their sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement; and be it further Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the bereaved widow, a copy spread upon the minutes of the Council, and a copy forwarded to the Star and Wave for pub Heation. HIRAM V. SOULTS, Whereas, our Lord, in His infinite wisdom, has seen fit to remove froim Sunday school, Erma, N. J., deem it fitting to express our sorrow at the separation, whilst bowing to the Higher Will, therefor be it Resolved, That we publically express our appreciation of bis loving and faithful services in the Sabbath School, as superintendent. | The lovingly cherish his devotion to the Sabbath School, even up to the hour a his death. Whilst mourning our loss, we reJoice to think of his gain, as one gor to be with his Blessed Savior, and b

it further Resolved, That we hereby extend our heartfelt sympathy to the be reaved widow and children in. Ui their hour of grief and @ account of the lox the ed, and we p forter may be with them in their hour of sorrow. Resolved, That t resolutions be spread upon the records of the Sub buth School, and that they be publish ed in the Star and Wave, and a copy forwarded to the widow and childre Pastor Signed:-Rl H. J. HEINEMANN, B AM SNYDER, Superintendent. HIRAM V. SOULTS, Secretary HARVEY W. HAWN, Treasurer LEVAN J. DICKINSON, Librarian ALBERT GIBSON, Lib rarian Teachers:EMMA L. SOULTS, LYDIA DICKINSON, MARY H. BAILEY, IRENE TAYLOR, COURTLAND DICKINSON, EDNA HERON, MARY DICKINSON, GERTRUDE HARON, HATTIE GARRETSON. «--_-amees-..._ CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Mary Johnson and family wish to thank their many friends for their sympathy and kindness shown them in their bereavement, also those who donated their cars, Mra. M. H. Johnson 10-8-19-1194-1t. Look out for SpanP NB Eni Tt At the first sign of PY ATRA TY bie CASCARA ININE

| CITY OF CAPE MAY; PROPOSAL FOR STREET PAVING Proposals in the form of sealed bids will he received by the Board of Com: Can n ee a cegular sestion, at the City Hall on the 28th. day of October 1919 at 10 a‘clock . a. m. and . opened | as . soon thereafter as possible, for the paving of Perry, Juckson, Decatur and Occan Streets with concrete, bituminous con crete, or like durable material including the adjusting of street structures to correspond with proposed grade of paving. | All in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of City Engineer and City Clerk.. The work will comprise mainly in the laying of upproximately 13217 sq, | ys. of paving and 3206 q. yds. of brick gutters. ‘The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Copies of plans and specifications may be had from the City Clerk on the deporit of $5.00 which money shall be refunded when

pluns und specifications are returned in guod condition, GEOKGE P. WENTZELL Director of the Department of Streets and Public Improvements. October 7, 1% I err LJ | build Codcio 00 ET _ a 1600 pounds to aix sons. Ail have Tobenson internal gear drive, A. T. Haynes, distributor IN MEMORIAM | Ewing:-In loving remembrance of our dear father, James Ewing, died October 8th, 1916. ‘Peaceful be thy sitent slumbers, Peaceful in thy grave so low, Thou no more will join our number, ‘Thou no more our sorrows know. Vet again we hope to meet thee, When the duy of life har fled; And in Heaven with joy to greet thee Where no farewell tears are shod. Sadly missed by WIFE AND FAMILY

| e} SOA > A Lotof second hand Lumber, while it lasts 2 x 6, 18 feet long 2 x 4, 16 feet long Beaded Fencing Sheathing Boards width 12 in. by 16 feet long. Lot,of 6 Pane window sash, 10 x 15 inch pane, Section of boardwalk, 2 and 3 feet wide by 16 feet long J $ ‘f . | iB K SF A, | binoaidatmenbe inpetiond 220 Perry Street | 3 o) 3). N A 3 Large Building 48 x 123 Wissahickon Barracks Formerly Chaplain‘s Recreation Building apply to | 2C I wT) J

Look 1 Here is the globe spread out flat before your eyes. See those stars? Every star shows where a U. S. Navy abip was on September 2nd, 1919. . The Navy travels boudatiedened Don‘t you want to see the World ?

MANCE is calling to you! Strange and smiling foreign lands are beckoning to you. Shove off and see the world! Learn to "pariey-voo" in gay Paree. See the bull-fights in — Panams. See surfsiding on the ~ beach of Waikiki, Learn the lure that comes with the swish and swirl of the good sait sea. Eat well-free; dress wellfree; sleep clean-free; and look ‘em all straight in the eye-British, French, Chinese, Japanese, Spaniards, Egyptians, Algerians and all manner of people, ® Come! Be a real man of the world. See the world. See it with

the red-blooded, hard-working, hard-playing men of the U. S, Navy. Pay begins the day you join. C O CJ Y Hc learning. ‘Trade schools develop skill, industry and business ability. Thirty days care-free holiday each year. with full pay. ‘The food is good. — First uniform outfit is fur» nished free. Promotion is un« limited for men of brains. You can enlist for two years and come out broader, stronger and abler, Shove off-Join the U. S. Navy. If you‘re between 17 and 35 go to the nearest recruiting station for all the details. If you don‘t know where it is aak your postmaster,

Shove off loin the U. $. Navy