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Lin K3011)) 1X3 IDENTIFIED LADS SWEPT OUT TO SEA DROWNED _ IN | BOTTOM _ OF BOAT-SKIFF | SWEPT — SIXTY MILES FROM PLACE WHERE BOYS | SET — OUT. Face downward, in a small rowbost half filled with water, the bodies of the two school boys who started duck hunting near Longport, N. J., Saturday morning, were | found Monday, near Cape May. ® The bodies were identified an those of Raymond Iszard, of 241 West Hanabury street, Germantown and John Scott Ledbetter, of Chicago, whose mother has been staying at the Ambassador, Atlantic City. | Both boys were sixteen years old and students at the Winchester School, Longport. In the forty-eight hours since the boys Inst had been seen by a coust guard getting into the row boat, the little water-fled craft had been swept about sixty miles along the coast. The condition of the boat and of the boy‘s bodies shows that formany hours they combatted the waves which con stantly swept high over the boat, until overcome by exhaustion they fell to the bottom of their frail craft and were drowned in about twelve inches of water. Isard was not strong physically. Ledbetter had removed most of his €lothing, apparently in preparation for an effort to swim ashore. | Possibly he saw the attempt would be hopeless or possibly he decided that he would remain with his fellow companion under all circumstances. At any rate, the two were found lying side by side. and make her fast. Then they towed the little Riévid Lo AJ Douglass, county physician. After a brief examination Dr. Douglass said: "Death was probably due to exhaustion and drowning. | The larger boy, oa a __L BLS hioaid Proc a 23d box receipt made out to Doolittle and Isard and dated at Longport Novemis probable that, worn out by their exertions, the finally gave up the strugf PIANQS TUNED W. R. Robinson, piano tuner will be in Cape May for week of Movember 17th. Orders for tuning may be left with R. B. Reeves, 210 Broadway, West Care May, | Keystone Phone 276A. seomenrmerermorommunnnnarine «ummm L lil 3 (o 33 1918 Ford SEDAN. Demount Wheels,, 30X3-; Tires, Shock Absorters, Perfect shape, Good bargain. 1918 Ford Coupelet. Gui * shape. 1918 Ford Runabout... Several FOCER AND MECRAY, Ford Service Station

the bout. There they | drowned. " Aside from the bodies the bout was entirely empty. | There were no supplies, no oars, no seats, no guns. Coroner Thempson had the bodies removed to Cape May and telephoned information of their recovery to their parents.. TWO DROWNED BOYS BURIED Raymond Isard aged 16 year and Jon Root Ledbc bctter, also 16 years of Chicago, the two ‘unfortunate boys buried Fass by bas; in I Ivy at "Ceme: tary. Germantown. opt ane crrcgencd NAVAL AIR vs HIGH SCHOOL The Basket Ball sxe ume between the High School and Naval Air Staion was m very good one excepth that the referee was for the Hi The Naval Air boys cannot blamed boles kicl — The were good players Texbn of THE STAR and WAVE ---meas -- NEWS OF THE T.-B. 8. CLUB The T. B. $ Club has reorganized for the winter months and several interesting meetings have already been held. The officers for the term are as follows:Pres. Miss Ethel Hillman. V. Pres, Mis Edith See, . , bondbonralibinestiibasiadieeieniiisined Edw. Phillips Jr. where the Club was entertained .in honor of Mrs. Wm. seembees. : ‘Anotaer pleasant evening was spent at the home of the president, while Miss Alice Brewton, Mrs. Frank Bennett and Misc Tryphene McKean have each been hostess to the Club on recent occasions. A mew arrival in the Club family is Harrison Ewing Batchelder whose mother will be remembered as Miss Mary E. Eldredge. The Club sympathizes deeply with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Settles in their recent bereavement. Miss Aun Smith of the "Little Shop" who has been spending a wellthe guests of Mrs. C. C. Davis 5240 Spruce Street and will return on Satod 3 Ca Mrs. M. C Frymire and two children have recently returned from m IMED i Cape Mi I 0 F k ending ing in AM tues * November is, 1 o Byers, In aang t Tor the "above please say advert SOL NEEDLES, P. M. 44m~__WOOD Seasoned . oak . wood. for | sale, besos sen THOS. BAYERE, Keystone Phone-809-D2 HM7i-it WANT ADVERTISEMENTS SAVE A LOT OF STEP8, and b something the dra tipe to operate o [rF4 Tia: Ang Wave save your time, Phone Keystens 00,

YANKEE DOODLE JN BERLIN __ AND MACK SENNETTS BATHING BEAUTIES APPEAR ING IN PERSON SENNETTS NYMPHS- HOW THEY LvE ammnmnmmmmmmce

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pronase efferveqcent little Mevepreind ruler ge mews ies, who are mes ting Ces t ies to ex« pect eroule. a _" mrdficai about the oieoutiet| beauty. Motion p ictures, beebpreddions have brought int

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women at the Sennett . studio: who face idle a seine boat in the heav- . , This is thair first and probably frags ork, Tor their release pes the seclusion is not likely to oe 8. 30. Evening 7 and 9 P. M.

ERICAN LEGION TO ORGAN *Tam — a c Rotice MEN TAKE A meeting for the arre a. hea Tegion an be held in the vodtonam of the Cape May High School on Monint Aerize 17th, at 8 P. M post will * white ex-service men of Cape May, West May Point. Men € » those from other cities, and who are temmp pect renicnd RED CROSS ROLL CALL Returns from the third roll call of ps tine May Branch of the American LS iment wa an enrol halt soars 16 ncubers ve oin committe wigh be their appreciation hearty iilaiegd af the c public «2d the assistance, so Red the on sar tho files tikes one who did not have the ava to enroll frsd do so Prough Axe 0. L. w. , dale man of the entollment frei t the entelgent oan) BOXING NG carnival ‘Thursday evening, event November 20 there will be held‘ a fering Carnival featuring the pullaiss performers: Kid Conn va. Young i Cae Co Charles Keenan vs. Jimmie Welte. Babe Miller pr Knockout Oleen Ol The admisison price will be hifelncty copd USED must be walle ecs Yore Pan aks On"

KARL SUELKE Losks Avro Karl Suelke of toe mew tiberty Magee rendre A> rood rrdigrtnn end With ‘a coupefet mnd had his sun Mel aroused, He en questioned pag claimed he had purchased the car lovengrge ~s a, zgmvrered TWO CARLOADS OF FORD CARS carloads of Ford cars E heed May Court House this, weel at Cape It 1n dtabucen In Cape May and May — Court owl Districts Place your order now for future delivery of Ford cars. e and y v. P. V Pastor SUNDAY sHrvices 10: od A M. P F. M. Bible School "The Pasior will preach both services. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday . P. Slawter, Associate G , of lea

C:) :I 16d . t a ° ‘j A Kex a) /. | 5 A brightly lighted home radiates hospitality. It costs: so little to wire your home that you surely need not deprive yourself of the help and convenience of Electric Service any longer. Estima ing at our expense. Call in person or phone." J. C. LITTLE & SON so6 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. 3.

WAR CAAP COMMUNITY SER VICE TO CONTINUE FOR THREE MONTHS LONGER Owing to a recent ruling of the War Department the War Camp Communiity Service has been maked to continue its work in certain citles for three months longer. Cape May is one of the citios in which the work will pad n opened again, and is a very popular club for the Navy and Army men. «»e@_WILL ERECT APARTMENTS Otis M. Townnend has been award ed the contract for the erection of a two family house on the south side of Benton Avenue, near where it intersects with Sewell. ‘This will add another attractive building to the very pretty colony Mr. | Townsend is building in this locality. ‘tne apartments which will be one above the other, will each have four bedrooms, bath, living room, dining room and kitchen. The surrounding . ground | will be fixed up in an attractive manner and very tasty furniture will be supplied, and the npartments will be offered for rent at the coming season. Apartments are more or less of an experiment in Cape May but those that have been erected are proving to be very good investments, This adds another to the many build ings under construction in Cape May and is helping Cape May keop up with the foremost in the amount of building being done at the Coast resorts. oem_BASKET BALL OPENS Cape May High School ed its 1 o Basket-ball season last Friday night by playing the Air Station. The score was close all thi t z fiz fest ir School team, In ( Pri} albus -I de Turk of the class of ‘20 whose raid rise from obscurity to one of the lastest forwards in any South Jersey High School has been nothing short of phenomenal, is years H. S. team is undoubted: ¥ the fastest team igh School since Guard 3 ride to come out to the gumes, and by their — presence show . the Pig thase! boys that they are proud of The game will start promptly at & P. M. and the prephs in Iwenty: five cont. ‘The game will be followed hy dancing, L. H. ELDREDaR, H. 8. Reporter ferommtprent-Acommmreed FIRST M. E. CHURCH Rev. Sherman G. Pitt, Pastor The pastor will p and 7:0 p. m. . M be "Grace: Rep In." | Evening aubject, "Home Inspiration." Sunday School at 3:00 p. m. On Wednesday evening, November 19th, the Annual Meeting of the Cape May County Rible | Society will held in this church. The — businesn meting will begin at 7:00 p. m. and at 7:45 the Anniversary will be ob. served when a sermon will be preached by Rev. C. 0. Bosrerman, Pastor of the Presbyterian. Everyone is cordial ly lnvited to attend this Anniversary. ----seees-__._. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS BAVE A LOT OF STEPS, They do the initial investign.ing th stbortizes to operate Cir O Frogrbiy js ~rtiegly ece eric lt <4 time. — Phone Keystome 6

re Harry H. Pailsee FA L indah m was a recent Cape May visitor recuith P Figs Hanes of this city has rned from a relict wait bers Mra. Papdolgh f Ree to of Logan Ps Hilaaeipiie 4 otared ‘to Phage", in me and os the yoked guests of Mr. *. Mn Aogurt t + idredge f Ne r. Augustus of New York gy rir business trip to Cape Ma p o % H Thompson has returned LL home after spending five weeks at the home of her daughter, 1011 Stockton Avenue. Mr. and Mre. Gys Rief and‘ son Virgil were seats visitors on Thursday of this t, Tasker p=ry CLEcy® Freak Mecray were through to GreatSounds in nay a dosnt trip this week, bs. Jame: M. E, Hildreth is now visiting Miss Sreinges, and Miss Jennie Suith at their home on Washington fete De Turk and by A Re >= killed 10 Woodcock at Cape May Point one Sia this week, rge F. Wentzell spent a few Fs this week in Philadelphia. Mins Agnes Bennett of German town, Pa. spent a few days in Cape c a Mr. and Mre. J. Woodraff Eldredge have returned from a very pleasant motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Keible, of Glouster, N. J. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Cassedy. Mrs. W. H. Phillips of this City was an out of town guest at the wedding of Miss Ruth V. Neal of Drexel Road to Lieut. J. F. Malon.y Mrs. Jones Wister has returned to her town house, 1819 Walnut st., pe the winter, after iesp d five months at her cottage at Ca ay. William M. purchased a Hudson Supor-six "Limousine. LE y is a very akuiful driver and eat ax 4 E Erubleword in carbulldrbs‘ art. . 5. HOLDS G tea MEET Mevio tiene Ahoienintandiienditie, +3 School held an interclass wk mch m purpose of which was line on the ‘ranteriat avaiage sities () tew to o. aii next apring. . ete rece Red training teacher, Misa MurPay hor hav eat so successfully carried out this me new " Teature which — created — gremt interest was that of enterin Fie in different events. wi} m_ showed remarkable ability in this‘t 114; ld fee gener ‘h ees: ate a s a pws me az 1" an} the Juniors" neared the first tid Seniore m % Feat o ed, Pout i Pn emeree L. H. ELDREDGE, H. 8. Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Holland Fulon Rhoads annouce them arriage of their int da «4 is, rond ® Manning, to Mr. All We rman Sayre, on Wednesday, November 12 at werd Pa. The bride and bridegroom will be at after the first of frrigs KAA 1016 Michigan Ave. Cape tak M R . Bayre is a son of Cap [Res of tais resort. harewrensag--oroscemed ANNOUNCEMENT ult [Seval lef 3. Cufford Wilson, ot Sth st. announce the en fade mea ment their daughter, ‘Edith 1. pil and Mr. Richard Rollins: son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Rolling, of Portlund, Mai ---»ee-__. ) GUNNERS persons . are forbidden . to trespuss Mu dog or . gun on the Maplehurst Farms 1408 AunERt J. MATTHEWS, -- are me..--_