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MAYFLOWER "T*, DESCENDANTS , IN CAPE MAY COUNTY The far-reaching interest in the' •' "Lost Colony of Mayflower Descendants in Cape May County," is illustrated by the orders from distant J States which are daily arriving at the office of the Star and Wave, and by I personal letters written to the author, Dr. Howe. Col. Richard H. Greene, J Deputy Governor General of the So-^ , ciety of Mayflower Descendants C writes Dr. Howe from Hew York. "You have made a find of the. greatest value to the students of Pilgrim his- f tory." Colonel Greene suggests that ' the many Mayflower descendants of c the County take some part in the celebration at Plymouth next summer aod C autumn, especially recommending that we aid in beautifying the grounds of I the residence of our common ancestor, John Howland, whose house Is^-still t standing at Rocky Hook, Kingston, Plymouth County. Dr. Thomas W. Bicknell of Providence, Rhode Island, I author of many books and founder of the Society , of the Sons of Daughters ? of the Pilgrims, writes his appreciation of the work and asks for a copy I at the earliest possible date. Among recent, subscribers are residents of- 4 Indiana, -Oklahoma, Maryland, California, Hew York, Virginia, No/th J Carolina, Connecticut, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, Rhode Wand, 1 Pennsylvania and Hew Jersey. The Rev. Dr. Arthur Adams, professor of , English at Trifiity College, Hartford, > Conn., has sent in his order; Dr. Her.man V. Ames, dean of the Post Graduate Department of the University of •* Pennsylvania and Governor General of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America, is a subscriber. The fol- 1 lowing libraries, Societies and individuals are among the recent advance 1 subscribers: — New Jersey State Library, Trenton. , Atlantic City Free Public Library, 1 Atlantic City. The State Library of Massachusetts, 3 State House, Boston. The, Public Library of the .City of < Boston. The New Yorlf Public Library, Nov* York City. The Library of The University of Pennsylvania. _ < The City Library Association, of Springfield, Mass. ' The Historian of the Connecticut Society of. Mayflower Descendants. The Public Library of Plainfield, N. J. The New Jersey Historical Society, Newark. The Free Public Library, .Jersey City, N.J. -J The Historian of the Indiana Soci-■ety-of Mayflower Descendants.

The Historian of the New York Society of Mayflower Descendants. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. Mrs. Florence W. Rudolph, PhiladelMr. P. S. Johrison, Tulsa, Oklahoma. N Miss Jessie E. Adams, Atlantic City, New, Jersey. Capt. James W. Eldredge, \yest Cape Majr. • a Mrs. Salonia F. Eldredge Bernshouse, Hammonton, N. J. Mrs. Willidm Richman, Philadelr M phia. T' Miss Sara K. Hughes, Cape May. Dr. Samuel F. Ware, Cape May. w Mrs. Sidney Goff, Cape May. ^ Mr. Harry T. Hughes, Cape May. (Mr. Joseph Harrison, Philadelphia. 0 Mr. John W. Reeves, 2nd, Philadelphia. • f Mr. Robert M. Boyd, Jr., New York City. flkpt Joseph F. Springer, West tape May. » Mrs. Samuel Townsend, Cape ^lay. t. Edward M., Miller, Cejle May. ] Mr. John M. Hand, Mayville, N. Y. r Mrs. William (M. Cassedy, Cape c May. N Mrs. Ella E. Hall, Cape May. I Mrs. J. W. Leuf, Philadelphia. c Mr. Loring Eldredge, Cape May. .= Mr. Thomas Hughes, Cape May. t I' Mrs. Rebecca Bennett, Cape May. { Miss Jennie S. Wales, 'Cape may. < Mr. Walter Rutherford, Cape May. t I Mrs. L. E. Miller, Jr., Cape May. t iSIr. I. Harry Smith, Cape May. c Mr. M. A. Lengert, Philadelphia. i Mrs. Charles Keeler, Cape May. t Mrs. Warren Vhn Gilcjgr, Goshen, 1 N. J. t Mr. Wlilliam R. Sheppard, Cape May. 1 Miss Clementine F. Eldredgfe, West ! 'Cape May. Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Cape May, 1 Mrs. William H. Thompson, Cold ' j ' Miss Marion Eldredge, West Philadelphia. Mr. Charles Tomlin, Cape May Court House. Mrs. Abble Eldredge HaVris, N. J. Mrs. Judith Eldredge Spence, GoshN. J. Miss Florence Hand, Cape May. Mrs. M. W. Conrow, " Springfield, Mrs. Samuel ' Taylor, West Cape Miss Lidie Naves, West Philadel- j phia. Mr. Henry A. Hughes, Jr., Haddon I -Heights, N. J. | 'Mr. W. Somers Stites, Hewitt, N. , Rev. Lewis A. Thirlkeld, Baltimore, Mr. L. B. Moffett, Woodbury, N* J. Mrs. diaries W. Blake, Pleasantville, N. J. . Mr. Jacob Snare,. Philadelphia. Mrs. Ada Eldredge Walker, Conshohocken, Pa. Mr. Joseph B. Hughes, Cape May. . Mr. Charles F. D. Belden, Boston, Miss Florence Lucille Learning, Bedford, Mass; Mr. George W. Price, Salem, N..J. Mrs. William J. Jnskeep, dark's Indiana. Mr. Weston P. Dimodro Elizabeth, 1 *" ' Mrs. Frederick H. Howland, Philadelphia. Mrs. J. Bernstein, Philadelphia. Miss Gertrude Abbott, Philadelphia. Mrs. Francis G. Okie, Berwyn, Pa. Mr. John. A. Kershaw, New York City. ' Mr. Edwin A. Hall, Washington. D. c. ... Mr. E. W. Bradford, Washington, D. C. ' ■ Mrs. Sidney J. Hatfield, Indianapolis, Ind. ; (Mr.'Hiller C. Wellman, Springfield, Mass. ' Mr. B. M. Newcomb, Berkeley, Califoniia. Sv Mr; Albert V. Kershaw, Springfield, "ftass. • "

Mrs. E. X. Donlin, Spnngfel^, Mass. i Miss A. L. Kershaw, / Springfield, Mass. V • 0 Mr. J. Donald Kershaw, Springfield, d Mass. * « Mrs. Jasper Cairns, Snringfield, J Mr. F. W. Bowman, Springfield, 1 Mass. , •* ^ Mr. A. Van Doren Honeyman, New- I ark, N. J. *> Mr. E. W. Millejt, Jersey City.Ni J. 1 The above does not jnclude the earl- 1 ier subscribers, a list of whom has already been published in the Star and Wave. In all 'probability the edition f will be taken up at once, and it is advisable that residents of Cape May \ County sehd m their subscription at befere it is too late. CATTLE WHILE « THEY ARE YOUNG Dehorning calves by the use of caus-t j tic potash is a simple process, strong- j recommended by the Dairy Depart- ( ment of the New Jersey, State Agri- , cultural College. I . At birth the calves have no horns. | ; before long, button-like structures develop on the skin loose from the skull, and later become attached to the skull proper. These are the beginnings of horns and while in this early stage should be killed with caus- ; potash. First clip the hair away carefully around the spot to be treated, then with a stick of caustic potash moistened in water, rub the skit over the small horn until the skin is broken. Sticks of this Jcind can be procured at any drug store. Care should be taken not to use to% much water as it mgy run down the side of the face and cause sores. Dehorning with caustic should take piace when the calf is from 3 to 10 days old.

MEMORIAM REEVES — In fond and loving ®em- ' of my Dear rtusband, Henry, who departed this life, February 21, 1920. I am trying hard without you, t^sk is far from light. The hours hang long and heavy, Your presence made so bright. " miss your smile so well worth while, And all to myself, I think -ofjfou; Thinic of the things, we used to do; of the things wd used to say, of each happy yesterday. Sadly missed by WIFE and SONS. 565. WANTED — A House to house soliei- . tor. Salary, and Commission. Ap-,-ply by letter. - Star and Wave Pub.. | Co., Cape May, N. J. SCHEDULE FOR GIRLS' BASKET, BALL ilEAGUE Miss Ethel Bloodgood, directress of physical training in theWildwood pubschools and secretary of the physical training teachers' association of Cape May County has announced the following schedule for the girls' basI league of Cape May. County I I for the season of 1920-1921: 1 Feb. 25 Wildwood vs. Cape May, 1 Cape May. Ocean City vs. Court House, 1 " Ocean City. ' Mar. 4 Tuckahoe vs. Wildwood, Wildwood. • Mar. 11 Wildwood vs. Ocean City, Wildwood. 1 Mar. 18__Tuckahoe vs. Cape May, « Cape May. ■ Mar 25__Tuckahoe vs. Ocean City, Tuckahoe, b Ali games will be played Friday : afternoons it 3 o'clock. : The Sabbath was intended for a 5 day of rest, but misguided reformers would make it a day of arrest.

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Cape May Electric Shoe Repairing Shop I A. SUDAK Shoe Repairing in All Its Branches 1 NEOLIN SOLE#} AND RUBBER HEELS A SPECIALTY We Make a Specialty of REPAIRING SHOES WHILE YOU WAIT Bootblack in Building for Ladies and Gentlemen. Shoe Sundries and All Kinds of Polinhea^for Sale, 505 Washington Street Cape May, N. 3. ^ KEYSTONE PHONES CAPE MAY 1-73— \ViLDWOOD 1-7* Konowitch Brothers GROCERIES, MEATS, PROVISIONS Butter — Eggs — Fruit — Produce — Etc. Orders Promptly Delivered_ _ j 408-10 Washington Street 2405-07T*acific Avenue ; CAPE MAY WILDWOOD STATEMENT OF* THE CONDITION OF SECURITY TRUST CO. Southwest Corner Washington and Ocean Streets Cape May, N. J., December 31, 1920 '

RESOURCES Time and Demand Loans, $2,016,417.49 C Bonds and Mortgages — 256.025.39 £ Stocks and Bopds 1,788.513.11 I Overdrafts 13.29 I Banking Houses, Camden, I Gloucester and Cape May 123,000.00 - . Revenue and War Stamps ' 189.72 Cash and Reserve 281,697.81 $4,465,856.81 .

LIABILITIES _1 $100,000.00 Surplus • 220,000.00 ~ Undivided Profits 18,186.34 Deposit w- 4,120,720,47 7,000.00 >- * -j $4,465,856.81

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