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CAPE HAY STAR ANDWAVE PabUabod by STAB AND WAVE PUB. Ca fllllllWtllfl CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY A. LEON EW^NG . . . Manager £ i iV-CRIPTCON PRICE $1.56 PER Y5AR IN ADVANCE This paper is entered at the pest•ffice as secaad-elass postal natter. 1 th£J55^^S^£ss^ss^!atIon ~j Pa Wishing a communication in these columns does not necessarily Imply editorial endorsement. Communications will not be con-pido-wt i-nless signed. REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO DISCUSS PRIMARIES The first of the series of forums to be held by the New Jersey Women's Republican Club is to be devoted to a discussion of the present primary system for nominating political candidates and of substitutes fur it The forum will be held from 1:30 to 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon. January 24th, in the auditorium of the Republican Clirf), 139 East Hanover Street, Trenton. Mrs. E. F. Feickert, President of the Club, will preside and the speakers will be Assemblyman George S. Hobart of Essex County, Speaker of the Assembly, in support of the present primary system; Assemblyman Arthur N. person will present a substitute plan, and Mr. Charles G. Hoag, of Philadelphia, Secretary of the National Proportional Representation League will speak on the proportional representation system of elections. Each speaker will answer questions at the dose of his address and there will be an opportunity for general discussion. This is a matter of great public interest this year when bills are being introduced in New York and other States for a return to the old system of nominations by conventions, and it is believed that the new voters of New Jersey will welcome this opportunity for getting first hand information as to the working of various systems for selecting and electing the holders of elective offices. The Republican women are much elated over the rapid progress their bills are making in the Legislature. At the opening session on January 11th, the group of five bills known as 'The Republican women's bills" were introduced, — two in the Assembly by majority leader Rowland, and three in the Senate by Senator Mackay, the majority leader there. Last Mbhday night, the Assembly bills were reported out of Committee and by a suspen- • aion of the rules were acted upon immediately and passed without a dissenting vote. These bills provide for equal representation for women on the State, County, and Municipal Cmnmittees of. the political organizations, and for raising the age of consent for .girls from sixteen to eighteen years. They will.both be acted upon promptly in the Senate, which will make NewJersey the first State east of the Mississippi to give complete political recognition to its women. A similar bill has been introduced in New York and other States and the^New Jersey Republican women are particularly pleased to lead New York for once. The Senate bills were reported out of Committee Monday night and will be passel quickly.' They provide for increasing the membership of the State Boards of Education and Health from eight to ten members not less than two of who mshall be women, and for allowing women to serve on grand and petit juries. NOT THE ONLY ONE Thar* Are Other Cape) May People Similarly Sltulted. "Can there be any stronger proof offered than the evidence of Cape May vesidents? After you have read the following, quietly" .answer the ques Uon. M. C Renclcert, 60S "Lafayette St., | Cape May, says: "Some years ago 1 While working, a sharp pafn caught ] me In the small of my back. 1 paid ! little attention to It at first but be- j Core very long it got so bad I had to ' give up my work. The trouble nearly ' drove me wild. I began using Doan's Kidney Ptlls. getting them st Hewitt A York's Drug Store. 1 soon noticed a wonderful change and began to feel more like myself again. I used -about twelve boxes in al! and I can ssv that the cure has been a lasting one." Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't •imply ask for a kidney remedy— get Down's Kidney Pills— the same that Mr. Benckert had Poeter MUburn Co., Mfra, .Buffalo. N. Y. Speaking of scientific salesmen, did you ever hear one of 'em give the reason why a bootblack should have a $600 cash 'register?

WILL GIVE MATINEE FOR STARVING BABIES OF EUROPE This message calls for Action— i There's a Task to Be Done — Let's Do , It. On Saturday morning, January 29th at 10:30 A. M. a special matinee will be held at the Liberty Theatre for the benefit of the Millions of Starving ; Babies in Europe. The Motion Picture Industry has united to make this Day a big success for the saving of • these starved ones. The gross re- ' ceipts from this performance will reach these children through Mr. Hoover's Committee. Not one penny i shall be deducted by the manage- ' ment for any exepnese whatsoever. A war tax is therefore unnecessary. As an added attraction for the children we have selected to show Charlie Chaplin in "EASY STREET." The older folks will most likely enjoy Rex . Beach's "The North Wind's Malice" with Tom Santschi and Vera Gordon. , Our patrons will long remember Miss , Gordon for her wonderful portrayal i of the "Mother" in "Humoresque." About the meanest man that can ■ be found nowadays is the one who will I steal his girl's last package of cigai rettes. . In a way ge tting married is a good - deal like using the telephone. You ■ don't always get the party you want

ADVERTISED LETTERS ii List of unclaimed letters remaining c in Cape May, P. O. fo rweek ending p Jan. 19, 1921: Briscoe, Edward. Feltham, Capt P. Of. s Hicks, Mrs. Rosy. c Semenite, Mrs. Florence. I In calling for the above pleasce say i thev were advertised. SOL NEEDLES, P. M. i ■ ' I 1 After they get through -with the "Better Babies'* campaign, we favor ' putting on a "Better Grown People" 1 ■ drive. 1 ^ i Jaywalker: A term applied to the 1 unfortunate who guessed which way « ' the driver would turn and guessed 1 How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollar, Reward (or any case of Catarrh that cannot be 1 cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine haa been taken by catarrh sufferers (or the paat thirty- ■ Bve years, and has become known as the , moat reliable remedy (or Catarth. Hall's , 1 Catarrh Medicine i\cta thru the Blood on , i the Mucous surface#, exr-elllny the Pol- < son from me Blood and heallns the die- • After you have taken Halls Catarrh J Medicine for a short time you win see a , great Improvement In your general , j health. 8tart taking Hall's Catarrh Medl- , 1 cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Band . 1 for testimonial*, free. • F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio. •

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I — c The j I Liberty Theatre X "tihs/iinafoa Street. jQ MONDAY, JANUARY 24th 1 0 DOROTHY GISH in X Flying Pat" XC Her husband was one of those broad minded men. Didn't ask Vf his bride to slsve around a kitchen. Wanted her to have a k/ "career" of her own. So she took up aviation — with a teacher C © to handsome for routine work. And then?-?-?-?-? «£ EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION 33 )£ HAROLD LLOYD in 13| "bumping into broadway" j X TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th, ' >j A CHARLES RAY in 9 8 "Homer Comes Home" © Neighbors allowed he'd never amount to a hill of beans. All A but one — a girL For her sake he went away. A picture filled 33 Vf with fun and love and heart tug. V| © "FIGHTING FATE"— 3rd Chapter C & WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th C c ALICE BRADY in ^ | "The Gilded Cage" | y£ The story is one of the land that Americans delight in. It is D ^ like a fairy tale, unreal, but enjoyable with its sore beset prin- V ^ cess, villain and heroic prince. j£ © THURSDAY, JANUARY 27th C g MARY MILES .WINTER in f X "A Virtuous Outcast" X DRAMATIC ROMANTIC EXCEPTIONAL ); Vf In this six act drama, starring Mary Miles Minter, a stirring V Q emotional heart story is forcefully registered. Every scene is C X colorful and thoroughly human. It makes its appeal to old and £ jy young, and tender and the "hard boiled" and touches the heart £ . © of the most blase fan. C Q ADDED ATTRACTION— MACK SENNET COMEDY C 8 ' "cupid's day off' £ G WITH BEN TURPI N and CHARLIE LYNN V Q FRIDAY and SATURDAY— ^ V Q REX BEACH'S Crashing Drama of The Great North V g "The North Wind's Malice" X g WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST > V An inspiring story of Alaska during the gold rush, produced V- under the personal supervision of Rex Beach and played by a V © cast of well known performers including Tom Santschi and Vera C, 33t Gordon. Vera Gordon is better known as the "MOTHER" in 10 "HUMOREQUE". __ • jB Q ADDED ATTRACTION— V 0 CHARLIE CHAPLIN in C § - "Easy Street" J A A Special Matinee will be held SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 9 y£ 29th, 10:30 A. M. Mr. Herbert Hoover — Humanitarian and vr Internatiinal Statesman, Has Asked Us Motion Picture Folk to v. Help Save Millions of Starving Babies. The benefits derived from tRis performance is given to the committee of which Mr. J0 V John Massey of Ocean City is Chairman. <XXXXXXXXXXXXXXi«XXXXXXXia()Oi | j COX'S I NEW PALACE 3£ X FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET : © MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 24th and 25th ? © THE FAMOUS "FOLLIES" STAR— JUSTINE JOHNSTONE in C S ^Blackbirds" > ^5 "BLACKBIRDS" is a moving picture that moves every minute. C 8 ADDED- V S "The Phantom Foe" 5 )5( pathe news rolin comedy % 3S( WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, January 26th and 27th— 9 ^ A VITAGRAPH SPECIAL PRODUCTION— ALICE JOYCE in ^ X "The Vice of Fools" ? yp "WRat is The Vice of Fools?" This is the Question the Specta- y g tor asks before he has seen the new Alice Joyce super-produc- y g tion. C Miss Joyce has always been popular with our patrons'and in y A this she has been given unusual opportunity to display her rare y 3St charm. 3* A SPECIAL— CHRISTIE COMEDY— "THE BIG SHOW" C FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, J«uary 28th and 29th— ^ . J® A LEJWIS SARGENT, the boy who played "Huckleberry Finn" in ^ The Soul of Youth" % A If you want to get an entirely new slant on juvenile psychology, y X as well as enjoy a photoplay of wholesome comedy, come see y "THE SOUL OF YOUTH," Judge Ben Lindsey of the Juvenile 9 Vf Court of Denver, plays one of the leading roles. Miss Lila 9 V Lee is the Girl. j] X It is a picture for young and old. There will be a SPECIAL y 9C MATINEE on FRIDAY for the SCHOOL CHILDREN, com- 9 9C mendng at 4 o'dock.;Let the children come. It will mean a 9 Vf whole afternoon of fan for them. 9