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know why it s toasted To »aal in the delicious Hurley tobaooo flavor. LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE ® yzz.a»g WILDW03D - WILL DEBATE DEBATE UNDER AUSPICES OF ' RUTGERS COLLEGE IS FINALLY ARRANGED — MIDDLE TOWNSHIP IS WILDWOOD'S FIRST OPPONENTS Final arrangements for the debate to be held under the auspices of Rutgers College have been announced by the College. Wildwood High School is in the quadrangular group consisting of Middle Township, Wildwood, Gloucster and Clayton. Middle and Wildwood meet at Wildwood on Friday, March 18th at 8 P. M., Middle maintaining the affirmative of the question: Resolved: That the principle of the open shop should be established add maintained in American industries. Mr. Myers has not yet picked the Wildwood team, but expects, in view of the excellent showing made by the Seniors and Juniors in the interclass debate to get together a very good team. County Superintendent A. W. Hand has been requested to preside at this debate and will un- j doubtedly be present unless unforeseen contingencies prevent. The general rules of interscholastic debating as conducted in these contests are as fololwsir By-Laws 1. Composition of Teams. . 1. Ekich team shall consist of three members. 2. But one member of each team shall deliver the rebuttaL 3. Each team shall have an altera- , ate. -4. Any undergraduate student carrying eighteen or more periods of work in a regular high school and up to passing standard for the current j term in work representing not less , than fifteen points shall be eligible j to the debating team. IL Time of speaking. 1. The time of the presentation | speeches shall be limited to severi minutes. 2. The «time f°r rebuttal shall be limited to ten minutes. 3. Each school shall appoint on official time-keeper, who shall 'n the center-front of the auditorium. A preliminary notice of two minutes in presentation and one 'minute in rebuttal shall J>e given by standing until recognized by a nod of the speaker. When the time has expired -the timekeeper shall remain stanidng until the speaker takes lfis seat. 4. Between the presentation and rebuttal speeches the teams shall each be allowed to retire ten minutes for the preparation of the rebuttal; but no person shall consult with them during this time nor can any materials be allowed them whiclgthey did not have before them during the presentation speeches. HI. Preparation for Debate. 1. Coaching shall be limited to — (a) Instruction in the art of debating in general, (b) Help in "the collection of material bearing on the question. (c) Correction of such errors in organization, grammar, and rheteric as would ordinarily be corrected .in regular class work in English, (d) —Drill in general delivery. 2. The coach must be a regular member of the teaching staff of the school. 3. The preparation of the argument shall be the work of the debaters. 4. At least three days before each debate the coach and each member of • the team shall sign and send to the prinicpal of the opposing high school the following statement: "We hereby declare that to the best of our kndVledge the preparation of this debate has been in accordance with Article

HI, Bfectiotu 1 1 and 3 of the Rutgers I j-hiter— halaatic Debating By-Laws." 1 I IV. Selection of Judges. < 1. There shall be three judges for 1 each debate. 2. The school acting as guest « shall propose a lifct of six or more 1 names from which the school acting 1 as host shall select the judges. . i ' 3. In case the names proposed shall be. unsatisfactory or the judges shall be unable to serve the school acting as host shall call upon the guest school for further names. < 4. The names proposed by the > guest school shall be sent the host s school at least four weeks before the 1 debate. 1 V. Instruction to Judges. < 1. In rendering their decision the i judges shall give equal consideration < to matter, form of argument, and de- 1 livery. 2. Each jurge at the conclusion of the contest, without consulting any other judges shall state his decision, using the following form to be provided by the school acting as host: t "Decision for the (affirmative or : negative) for superiority in matter, , form of argument and delivery." Each judge shall seal his decision in an en- , velope and deliver it to the presiding . officer who shall open the envelopes ' in the sight of the two leaders and announce to the audience the decision. p Judges are to be instructed not to write their decision until th6 conclu- . sion of the last rebuttal, j 3. No constructive argument may be advanced in rebuttal. 4. The judges shali base their decision on the merits of the debate, : not on the merits of the question. " VI. Selection of Subjects. ' 1. But one subject shall be select- ' ed for the semi-final debates in each ■ group. . > 2. Two subjects shall be selected , ' by the representatives of the schools, | ■ of which any group may select one. j ! 3. The semi-final debates shall a^l . '■ be held on March 18. I '■ 4. The final debates shall all be ; 1 held on April 22. ; ■ VII. Failure to Appear. 1 1. In case of the failure of one ] 1 team to appear the decision shall go j : by default to the other team. 2. The' alternate shall take the ' place of=« member of a team who for ! t good reasons fails to appear. ' VIIL Side of question and place of | ■ j Debate. 1. This shall be determined by the ! toss of a coin; the school winning the • i '■ toss shall have the privilege of either j ■ selecting the place of the debate or of j choosing the side of the question. 2. Tire unselected privilege shall i j go to the other school. • 3. The school winning the toss of | the coin shall notjfiy its opponent of • 1 its choice of privileges not later than January the seventeenth. - - IX. Expenses. 1. For the puipose of defraying - the expenses of each debate, the host f school shall be responsible for the colj lecting of a nominal admission fee : t and aoy surplus shall be divided j si equally between & the contesting s schools. 2. An assessment of twelve dollars shall be laid upon the proceeds of • T | each debate to cover the expenses of if the conference, the cost of the group championship trophies, and ' such B other expenses as may arise in connection with the debates. 3. The treasurer of the College e Committee shall handle these funds and at the close of the year shall present an account of his receipts and ( j expenditures to the advisory board. 1 X. Arrangements. 1. The host school shall select as .. chairman, soane person other than a e student. 2. The school acting as. host shall i f before the debate, put in the hands of i (, the judges a copy of the question with j r the names of the debaters and full i t instructions as to how their decisions n shall be reached. Said instructions ,. shall be read to the judges in the d presence of the audience. i- 8. The responsibility for all ar- j rangements not provided for in those i rules shall rest with the school that | acts as host. — g I. No other instijictions shall be ) :- given to the judges- except those pro- | i- vided for in these by-laws, ■s XI. Rules in Debate. . L The affirmative side shall | d speak first in presentation and last ) in rebuttal. 2. "Privilege of Order" shall be r allowed in rebuttal. Thid privilege e allows the member of a team who is being misquoted by his opponent, to i- stand after his opponent has been t- seated and repeat exactly what he did say. h XII. Method of Protest and Settle,f ment of Difference, le 1. Any circumstance of tpiestion>1 able procedure involving the violation iy of the rules and spirit of good debate, 1- or any other matter of dispute shall ie be reported at once to the General le Secretary for a ruling. However,

appeal may be tokaa from his decision to the Advisory Board whowe decision shaH be finaL Change of Rules. 1. By the common agreement of two contesting schools and with | the sanction of the General Secretary the rules herein adopted may be amended. 1 BANS SCHOOL COLLECTIONS The Herri sburg School Board recently called a halt on collections for various relief and other funds in the schools of the city on the ground that the practice was growing to be a nuisance. Numerous appBfcations for collections of all lands have been comto the board arid -gterents were complaining. The Kiwanis Club also ( up the board's attitude. I POST 40 HAS ANNIVERSARY The John Mecray Post No. 40, G. ' A. R, will celebrate its 41st anniversary on Tuesday evening, February 11, at the Auditorium which is being 1 decorated for the purpose. The cele- ? bration will be in the form of an entertainment followed by a repast. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh IS a local disease, greatly In- I floenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure It you must take an Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine ts taken Internally and acta thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Medians was Erescrlbed by one of the best physicians l this country for years. It Is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the Ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Medians la what produces such wonderful < results in catarrhal condlUons. Send for testimonials. free. F. J. CHENEY ft CO.. Props., Toledo, O. All Druggists. 75c. Hall's Family pi"« --"-.atlon. miss a. e. coo pt r X x; CAPE MAY COURT MOUSE. N.J. Y ' X SHAMPOOING. SCALP TREATMENT Z < get your shoes repaired at [ t.h.taylor's : I 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J Overshoes F0R MENuversnues women and children ; Repairing '» ALBLK'AT|CHES ! Sole Leather ™fTRtr ] Neolin Soles a Specialty j Not responsible for work left over ; 30 days. % Keystone 138-* , NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS i Estate of Edgar P. Stites, Sr., De- . ceased. ; I Pursuant to the 'order of HARRY ; ■ S. DOUGLASS, Surrogate of the : i ! County of Cape May, made on the 1st . I j day of February. A. D. 1921, on the 1 : application of the subscriber, Execu- ' tor of said deceased, notice is hereby ; ! given to the creditors of said deoeas- ■ r led to exhibit to the subscribed unf der oath or affirmation their claims ' , and demands against the estate of ! said deceased within nine months . from the first day of February, A. D. j 1921, or they will be forever barred , 1 of any action against the subscriber. . Dated February 1st, A. D. 1921. EDGAR P. STITES, Jr. j Executor. Samuel F. Eldredge, Proctor, j 2-5-21-10t, 357 P.F.-$ 15.54 s i CAPE MAY COUNTY CIRCUIT » COURT I Chelten Trust \ f j Company 1 ! a corporation, J Acatjon at ^ I . Plaintiff, f vs. ) In Attachment. 5 1 / , . R David Porter,! j and Sophia Por-\ NOTICE. ; ter, Defendants. / I I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that . j a writ of attachment was issued out e of the Circuit Court of the County of . I Cape May, on the fifteenth day of j December, A. D., nineteen hundred ■ j and twenty against the rights and I ' credits, moneys and effects; goods t and chattels, lands and tenements of R David Porter, and Sophia Porter, absent debtors, at the suit of Chelten 6 Tyist Company, a corporation, for e the sum of two thousand seven hun6 dred five dollars and six ($2705.06), 0 cents, returnable on the thirteenth ® day of January, A. D., nineteen hundred and twenty-one, and the same has been duly served and executed, and was returned on the seventeenth day of December, A. D., nineteen " hundred and twenty, by the Sheriff n of the County of Cape May. A. C. HILDRETH, Cleri:. ' T. G. Hilliard, Attorney. l' No. 99 Market Street, Salem, N. J. 2-5-21-4t-354

SPECIAL : Al Slk and Wotl Hosiery i at COST. < Regular 90c Dress Gingham at 69c \ 85c Voiles at 39c Everything in stack at present mar- < ket prices. s s B. T. HAZLETT ] 328 WASHINGTON STREET Cape May, N. J. < ROMEO M ACCloCCH I J 1 i IMPORTER of HIGHEST 1 QUALITY of ITALIAN GROCERIES f Italian Olive Oil, Wacearoni, Cheese*. | Fruits and Live Chickens | Open evenings and all day Sunday 1 BROAD AND ELMIRA STREETS i Cape May. N. J. ARE YOU THINKING OF i MOVING » i If so, get in touch with us. We hsv. j 4 BIG TRUCKS 1 TON, 2 TONS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS i ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME ' Trips to Philadelphia every week. , Lots from $16 up. Any point between ; Cape May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X- PRESS 106 to 110 Garfield Ave, WILDWOOl ; Both Phonv SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE By virtue of a decree of the Court ■ of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, bearing date the fourth day of January, nineteen hundred and twen-tv-one, in the cause wherein Hattic Kline, et al. are complainants, and Gertrude Nichols, et als., are defendants, there will be sold at public vendue on 1 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1921 at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon. at the City Hall, comer of Washington and Franklin streets, in the City of Cape May, in the County of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, ALL that certain lot of land and premises situate in the City of Cape May, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, and lying in the southeasterly side of Lafayette, street, adjoining land of Isaiah Wilson, formerly S- Shorter Hawkins. Thomas D. Clark, deceased, and Alexander Stidum. apd is butted and bounded as follows: % Beginning at a coriier of Isaiah Wilson's lot in the old side line of Street, on the southeasterly side, the said corner being now out in the side walk six feet from the fence: and running thence along said Wilson's line at right angles with the : street. South forty-eight degrees fifteen minutes East, ninety-nine feet to a corner in said Clark's line: thence along said Clark's line. South fortytwo degrees West fifty feet to a corthence binding upon lands of the said Alexander Stidum, North forty- ; eight degrees fifteen minutes West, . ninety-nine feet to the said Lafayette Street: and from thence along the : said old side line of said Lafayette , Street, North fortv-one degrees and I thirty minutes East (old course) fifty feet to the place of beginning. ' containing four thousand nine hundred and fiftji square feet of land, mere or less. « Together with r'l and singular the hereditaments and appurtances to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining, r To the highest bidder, in the pres1 ence and under the direction of LEWIS T. STEVENS. Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey. J. Spicer Learning, Esq., Sol'r. Dated January 10. 1921. r 1- 15-21 -4t-140-pf$21 .42 Sheriff's Sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias de bonis et terris to me directed, issued out of the New Jersey Supreme Court, on the 26th day of November, A. D. 1920. I shall expose to sale at . public vendue, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1921 r between the hours of twelve and five o'clock, p. m., to wit, at one o'clock ' in the afternoon of said day, at the 1 Sheriff's office, in Cape May Court j House, Cape May County, New Jer5 sey: [■ All the following described lots of land situate at Schellenger's Landing, ' in the city and county of Cape May. i State of New Jersey, as laid out on a of lots prepared by N. C- Price. Civil Engineer, January 18, 1905, and recorded with a deed from John Peters, et ux, to Frank B. Wrisley in i deed book No. 209, pages 213, etc., ■ bounded and described asjTollows: ; Lots Four and Five: Beginning at a point in the Northerly side line of an old ditcli running in a Westerly 1 direction from Devil's Reach, ninety i feet Eastward] y from a red cedar post f in the Easterly side of a right of way running into Y'acht avenue, said point being the Southeasterly corner of lot ' number three, on *aSid plan; thence (1) Northerly along the Easterly side line of lot number three, fifty feet to a point in the Southerly side line of another right of way, -also being in

tlm Northeasterly corner of mrid let a number three; thence (t) along the e Southerly line of said riglrt «7 nny. o South seventy-six and three-quarters fa ? said plan; thence (3) Southerly along d the Westerly lie of said lot Bomber ii six, fifty feet to the Northerly side t line of the old ditch, also being- the r Southwesterly comer of lot number e six; thence (4) along the Northerly o side line of said did ditch, North sev- q enty-six and tifhee-quarters degrees a West, forty feet to the place of be- \ ginning. t) Also all the right of a water way ' channel, twenty feet wide, 'from the b creek on Devil's Reach to the red cedar stake at the head of the East t end of about one hundred feet from f a concession from James V. Clark et 9 to dig out and widen of twenty C feet wide, as. may be desired. 1 2 -Lots Six and Seven: Beginning at point in the Northerly side line of p an old ditch running in a Westerly r direction from Devil's Reach, one hun- d dred and thirty feet from a red cedar t post in thp Easterly side of a right of I running into Yacht avenue, said e point being the Southeasterly corner h of lot number five, on said plan; f thence (1) along the Easterly side c line of said lot number five in a North- a erly directum fifty feet to another s 1 right of way and Northeasterly cor- r of said lot number five; thence (2) I South seventy-six and three-quarters 1 degrees East, along the Southerly i side line of last named right of way t feet to the Northwesterly cor- 1 ner of lot No. 8 on said plan and one 1 and five-tenths feet from Smith's lot; 1 thence (3) along the Westerly side 1 line of said lot number eight, a Southerly course, fifty feet more or less, to , the Northerly side of said old ditch , and Southwesterly corner of lot num- j eight; thence (4) along the North- j erly line of said old ditch a Westerly course, forty feet to the place of be- ] i ginning. ] Lot Two: Beginning at a point in 1 the Northerly side line of an old < ditch leading Easterwardly to Devil's 1 Reach, which said point is fifty feet Eastward ly from a red cedar post in 1 right of way; thence (1) North ; eighteen degrees East along the East- < erly side line of lot number one on 1 : said plan, fifty- feet, to a post; thence i (2) South seventy-six and three- i quarters degrees East, twenty feet to i ; a point and Northwesterly corner of 1 . lot number three on said plan; thence 1 7 (3) along the Westerly side line of . said lot number three, a Southerly 1 ; course, fifty feet, more or less, to the ; i 1 Northerly side line of said old ditch j ! . leading from Devil's Reach; thence |; . (4) along the Northerly line of said 1 1 old ditch a Westerly direction twenty 1 1 j feet more or less, to the place of be- : ginning. Also the right to use at all times, ( , in common with other property own- ] . ers, the ditch or stream, directly ad- '■ . joining said premises^end running to , Devil's Reach, ' I Being the same premises which J. i . Harvey Bennett, et ux, conveyed to , I said Edward Van Kessel by deed dat- J ■ ed February 17, 1912, and recorded , , February 21, 1912, in deed book • 271, page 90, in the Clefk's Office of . Cape May County. Lots 10, 11,12- and 13: Beginning '

Sooth fifty-eeveA derrw Woot, mnety-ae vea aad two-tooths feet to ligkt o t way; thence Sooth eighteen degrees West along the Easterly side line of said right of way, seven feet to the Northerly sideline of another right of way; thence along the Northerly side line of last right of way, South seventy-six and threequarters degrees East, one hundred and fifty and seven-tenths feet to the side line of said Smith's lot; North thirty-three degrees one hundred and thirteen feet the place of beginning. Being the same premises conveyed said Edward VanKesael by deed John Peters, et ux, dated May 9, 1907, and recorded in the Cape"May Clerk's Office, in Deed Book pages 242, ticLot Number One: Beginning at a point in the Easterly side line of a right of way at the head of an old ditch leading from Devil's Reach; (1) North eighteen degrees East along the Easterly side line of . said right of way (said right of way ' beipg sixteen and a half feet wide) fifty feet to a red cedar post for a corner; thence (2) South seventy-six and three-quarter degrees East fortysix feet to a point and corner of lot number two on said plan; thence (3) along the Westerly side line of said lot number two to a Southerly course, feet, more or less, to the Northerly side of said old ditch leading into Reach; thence (4) along the line of said old ditch in a direction fifty feet, more or to the place of beginning. Together with the right to use at all times in common with other property owners the ditch or stream directly adjoining said premises into Devil's Reach. • Being the same premises which J. Bennett, et ux, conveyed to Edward Van Kessel by deed dated 29, J.912, and recorded in the clerk's office of Cape May County, in Deed Book 174, pages 155, &c. And also all the right title and inof, in and to those certain two story buildings situate on the Southerly side of Washington street, beJackson and Decatur streets, said City of Cape May, New Jersey, and known as Nos. 422 and 424 Wash.street, together with the fixtherein contained now belonging the defendant, Edward Van Kessel; And also all the right, title and interest of the said Edward Van Kessel in and to a certain lease dated May I 21, 1917, between Susiana A. Schuyler ! and said Edward Van Kessel for the i and premises on which said i are erected; said lease being for a term of five years, commencing May 1,1917. Amount due under execution is S796.94, with interest and Sheriff's fees to be added. Seized as the property of Edward Kessel, defendant, taken in execution at the suit of Christian F. William E. Huber. Charles B. and Harry A. Sailer, partners, trading as Oelberman and plaintiffs, and to be sold by MEAD TOMLINr Sheriff. Dated January 12, 1921. James M. E. Hildreth, Atty l-15-21-4t-143-pf$64.60

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