Saturday, November 26, 1921 * CAPE MAT STAR AND WAVB p»&» " — — — — — — |—— ■ - • — — ^ — j— ^ ' *»gC UCVOl

TRENTON'S ■ OPINION ON GOVERNOR FIGHT * . CORRESPONDENT BELIEVES RUNYON IS STRONGEST REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE YET IN FIELD. DIRECT PRIMARY i DISCUSSED. Although candidates for the next goveAor of" New Jersey will not be nominated until the fall of next year battle lines are now being drawn within the Republican party, where jl there is a- great division of sentiment over the question who shojild be the party nominee. At this time there is one out-and- & oat avowed candidate for the Republican nomination, Senator William B. Mackay, of Bergen county. He represents the organization type Of politician- There is a strong prospective candidate in the field , in the peripn of Senator William N. Runyon, | who, while he an organization man, looks far beyond mere party lines in , governmental matters. Mtmy machine Republicans are in p^rt for Mackay. There would be K" . more for him if they thouglit he could ' get the nomination with Runyon as his opponent- But they do not think he eah, thus the partial support for Mackay and the entire absence of spontaneous enthusiasm. i Many organization men believe j , Runyon is entitled to the nomination ) and they are for him, and lined up with the sentiment is the independent voter in the Republican ranks, which now embraces a very large portion of the women votersN Mackay 's Weakness Mackay's weakness as a prospective gubernatorial candidate is freely admitted in- Republican circles, and at the same time the great strength of Runyon is freely admitted. There are vast differences be- . tween the two men personally. Runyon is probably the nrtittv. popular man of New Jersey politics iq a generation, and he is very widely known. Mackay's following is confined almost exclusively to Bergen county and nearby' sections of north Jersey. To head off the possible nomination of a man who has not the full sympathy of the Republican organization, there is talk among some of ,^__tl^Republioans at this time of attempting to repeal in the incoming legislation that section of the direct primary act which relates to the nam- ► ination of candidates for^ governor, pt, This .movement has progressed so far that Assemblyman -William Moore, of Trenton, is slated to be the introducer of the repealer. Repeal of any part' of the direct primary feature of New Jersey's . 'election law would, of course, place | the selection of candidates for pubt. lie office back into the hands of politi- | cal conventions, which are always controlled by political bosses. Some of the machine Republicans feel that the ohly way to head off the nomination of Runyon for governor in 1922 is abolition of at least the direct primary selection of gubernatorial cani ' liidatcs- In this feeling they are unquestionably right, for Runyon yould have little or ■ no chance of success of nomination it, a convention controlled by Republican bbsses. -Mackay wouldn't have much of an art- , vantage either, for that matter, although he is an organization man. , Th€ objection' to him is that he is ( not strong politically. ; Primary Law Talk i There is a plan on foot in connec- i Cion with attenipted. repeal of the J primary law "with relation to candi- ( dates for governor to have a rtew act , so drafted, that the delegates to the < **• -conventions' to choose the candidate? ' for governor would be elected direct- J ly by the people, and with this feature of a new act in mind the antiprimary faction holds that selection of the candidates would still remam 1 with the peopler consequently, the candidates themselves would be popu- 1 lar rather than boss, choices. _ That line of argument is political subterfuge, for with delegates to the gubernatorial -conventions chosen by voters the bosses would undoubtedly , be able to control enough districts to 1 get a boss-owned convention through ( the devious ways of political manipu- 1 lation " I There will , be strong opposition in c the legislature to any attempt to t meddle witlf the primary law. Gov~ e ernor Edwards has declared against o any change at -this time. Just how d far a bill to repeal the direct pn- d mary act or, any .part of it would get t is a' matter of doubt, but there is o reason to believe that strength a enough to pass such legilation could ' hot be mustered. A flat pocketbook and a flat tire j are about the worst combination. r-

EDWARD D. PAGE DIES T YACHTSMAN AND A. FORMER BROKER WAS 66 YEARS OLD _ :s ; E(!w i: d • D. regis, ic r ntaa yesri ty prominent in dub and yachting circles of this city and Cape May, died early Tuesday at the Lankenau Hospital. He .had bpen ill. six months *t and in- the hospital "since early Ocbe tober. Mr. Page, who was sixty-six ar years old, had "been suffering from a ro complication of diseasesre Mr. Page was formerl a member nt of E. D. Page & Brothers, stock brokbe ers, but retired twenty years ago. He was an enthusiastic yachtsman and a d- member of the Corinthian Yacht Club b- the First City Troop and ' Rittenhouse B. Clubsj?_ Mr. Page Was also a property ownc_ er at Cape May for many years, n NOTICE TO GUNNERS n, ' n All persons are forbidden to trespass with dog or gun on any of the jn property of the late Emlen Phytic, )e either in Cape May Gity or in. Lower <1 Township. All trespassers will be ls dealt with according to the^law. . k SAMUEL F- ELDREDGE, ,r . Atty- for Emlen Physic Estate. ,f * ll-12-tf-686 e J CAPE MAY COUNTY COMMON n PLEAS COURT p t Howard F. Otter, Plaintiff, vs- Ocea h I. Coyle, defendant. Action at Law. f ,In attachment Notice 6f Attachment. Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment was issued out of :- this court on the seventh day of No- - vember, 1921, at the suit of Howard i, F. Otter, against- the estate tff Ocea t I. Coyle, for the sum of forty-seven - dollars and fifty cents; that the same - was served by the sheriff .of the - county of Cape M$y on November 12, r 1921, and returned into the clerk's - office on November 15, 1921. i- A. C. HILDRETH, Clerk, t Lewis T. Stevens, Attorney. 1 ll-19-5t-766- P. F. $7.98. j IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY f To Samuel T. Bailey: By virtue of an order of the Court , of Chancery of New Jersey made on [ the day 6f the date hereof, in a cer- . tain cause wherein Myrtle S- Bailey is petitioner, and you, Samuel T. , Bailey, are defendant, you are re- , quired to appear and plead, answer , or demur to petitioner's petition on or before the 27th day of- December next, er i% default thereof such de- , crfee will be taken against ?oii as the . Chancellor shall think equitable and • just. The object of said suit is to obtain . a decree of divorce, dissolving the . marriage between you and the said . petitioner. Dated October 26th, 1921. ERNEST W. LLOYD, Solicitor of Petitioner, . 624 Washington street', if Cape May, N. 3. llT-4t— 620. NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS of Harry B. Davis, Deceased. Pursuant to. the order of Harry S. Surrogate of the Comity of Cape May, made on the 21st day of September, A. "D. 1921, on the applicatibn of the subscriber, Executrjx, of .'said deceased, notice . is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under ; oath or affirmation their.claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the day of September, A. D. 1921, ■ they will be forever barred of any : action against the subscriber. Dated September 21, A. D. 1921. ! LOIS M. DAVIS, ; ■ ' -- Executrix. : T- STEVENS, Proctor. 10-8-21 9ts 200 NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Balfora Stites, Deceased Pursuant to the order of Harry S. < Douglass, {Surrogate of the County Of 3 May, made on the tenth day of ; November, A. D. 1921, on the ap- j plication of the subscriber, Executor r of said deceased, notice is hereby ] given to the creditors of said deceas- 1 ed to exhibit to the subscriber under • oath or affirmation their claims and ; against the estate of said 1 deceased within sue months from the i tenth day of November, A. D. 1921, ] or they will be forever barred of any, action against the subscriber. j Dated November 10th, A. D. 1921 1 JOSEPH S. STITES, * Executor. { M- E. Hildreth, Proctor. j ^ . 11-12-9-689 1

Sale of Land for Unpaid Taxes for 1919 S Notion is hereby given that the subscriber, Scott Seymore, Collector of Taxes of the Township of Lower, in the County of Cape-May, and 'State of New Jersey, will sell at public vendue, on :R MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921 at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Township Hall," Lower Township, Cape May County, N. J., the hereinafter described properties, upon which the taxes assessed thereon for the year 1919, have not been paid, with in- . . terest on nenalty thereon from September 1, 1920 (average date when first and secfyxi half taxes were due) at the rate of eight per centum per annum ir" 4nd the charges of this sale, and any persons holding anv interest therein ed may pay the same before sale, by pr.ying. such. costs as are then incurred, is- 'be said lands and the name of the persons in whose names they are hs assessed for the year 1919 are as follows: 10 19 acres, joins lands of John Hendee; owner or reputed owrftr, uc George Austin : ~ $7 52 20 acres, joins lands of Henry Mackintyre; heirs, owner or reputed owner, F. T. Church „ .- 24 62 5 acres, joins lands of J. P. Mackesr.ic; owner or reputed owner, heirs " Uriah Cresse ■ 2 64 k- 125 acres, joins lands James Crowell, heirs, le 300 acres, known as Bennett Farm, 50 acres, known as SKeppard Farm , 250 acres, known as York Farm, 20 acres, known as Hoffman Meadow Tract, sc 5 acres, known as Eldredfje Meadow Tract, 5 acres, know as Smith Meadow Tract, 5 acres, known as Snyder Meadow Tract, n" 1 acre, and house and lot, on Sea Shore Road; owner or reputed owner, Cape May Farmstead 611 51 ' _' 1-2 acre, at. Cape May .Point, known as Deleware Bay House - 78 86 50<b*cres, known- as -Two Mile Beach, * 50 acres, part of Learning Farm;' owner or reputed owner, East Cape May Improvement Company " ■ 775 63 s- 6 acres, beach property, was steamboat landing; owner or reputed * ie owner, heirs, Joseph Freas ; 7 89 Part of Cosgrove Place, owner or reputed owner, James H. Groff— . 7 89 ' 45 acres, joins lands of H- Cumrrangs, :r 25 acres, joins lands of F. E. Bate; owner or repated owner, heirs, « Joseph Hand 1 ; 3 ; 9 34 17 acres, joins lands of Joseph Bacon; owner or reputed owner. . William Heatlie 5 85 1 acre, on Shunpike road; owner or repute<l owner, Electa M. Hut- " son — — : ; j 23 5 23 acres, joins lands James Crowell; heirs, owner or reputed owner, Joseph P. MacKissic 2 46 : Lots 30-31-32-33, Bl. 4, Cold Spring Heights; owner or reputed ownN er, Harry Major : 36 Boat house and lot, on Shellengers Landing; owner or reputed owner, Thomas H. Miles 7 39 • 10 acres, joins York Farm; owner or reputed owner, heirs, Clark P'erce 16 00 • 20 acres, beach property; owner or reputed owner, heirs of Andrew 1- and David Reeves 3 g 77 a 20 acres, joins lands of Alvin Marcey; owner or reputed owner, heirs ' - Swain W. Reeves : ]i 08 35 acres, joins lands of J. H. Edmunds; heirs, owmer or reputed own- • er, George Rutherford t 14 77 , d 32 acres woodland, joins lands of Jete Woolson; owner or reputed : „ owner, heirs, William Rutherford : 7 39 n 1 acre; owner or reputed owner, Dempsey Smith 1 23 ' 35 acres, joins lands of Charles Dawson; owner -or reputed owner, 6 Mary S. Thompson — - .28 31 | e Lands joins J. L. Garretson; owner or reputed owner, Abbie L. !, ' Turner t 7 39 13 acres, jeins lands Frank E. Bate; owner or reputed owner, Samuel and Tillie Wimley. J g 16 Block

. Lots Highl'n Beach Owner ' Tax • 1^-2 ^ 1 Michael J. McHugh $1 97 !§ — 1® 3 Jame?~t)ougherty 2 95 ,J8 — 20 20 John Gormley 1 97 22—24 20 George L- Neilds l 97 t 15 — 16 9 George W. Arnold 1 97 . 42 20 William Rawley 99 H— 12 1 Thomas Turner 1 97 3—5 2 Reuben Mahe 1 97 5 j8 Emily Lc-.dbeater 99 . 31 8 Taylor C. Burke ... 99 .20 4 David Russell 99 9—10 1 Ida W. or Anna Seals 1 97 6 8 Ella Redding 99 1 6 — 33 •• 2 Rosier. J. Levering 1 97 9 2 Charles L- Weir < - - 99 2 William J. Weir, Jr. 3 99 11 . 2 Walter R. Weir 99 ' 35 2 Anna D. Levering 99 ' 8 — 17 2 Emily . H. Levering 1 97 13 ■ 2 Anna M. Weir : L 99 , .15 2 Eliza A. Weir — 99 25 — 27 ^., 3 y Abraham Ball J . 1 97 ! 38 — 10 29 Noah, Morton I : 1 97 i 6 a James Nish ; , . 99 3 4 John McCleas 99 37 2 August Lehr 99 2—4—5 . 4 7 — 60 — 3—4 5 Samuel Brown I ; 6 89 5 4 Catherine Winkle - . 99 , 19—21—23 25—27 2 George L -Neilds * 4 92 14 1 Samuel Needers 99 39—4 2 , ~~ 41 — 42—34 — 36 xgO Charles L Craighton 5 91 32 — 34 2$ Daniel Gleason .' 1 97 30 28 Fred R. Martin — 99 14—16 — 18 2 John McGawn o 9R 2 , 19 Eliza Lehr II 99 2—4 — 6 — 8 — 10 12 Jno. W. D, Horsey 4 92 17 14 John W. Evans 99 20 — 22 - 1 Catherine Pitchan 1 93 48 — 50 12 John Essig 1 97 30—32 20 David M. Armstrong 1 97 47—49 20- • John Harlin, heirs ; 1 97 48—50 20 James. F. Hoffman " 1 97 23 — -25 21 George W. Banks ! j 97. 8—10 y 20 10 — 21' — 3i=-33 21 William T. Weir, Sr 5 91 7 — '0 21 ' William H. Banks, heirs 1 97 15 — 17 21 Albert L. Foulks 1 97 47 — 49 13 S. S- Greaves I 1 97 27 — 29 21 George Fretz, Jr. ■ 1 97 17 11 Grace Francis 2 99 20 11 G. • A. • Barwig, ' 50 57 — 59 — 61 , 4 Samuel Brown ^ 2 95 23 — 25 11 John Gilroy 1 97 7 9 *" Annetta Harfnold 99 4—6 19 John C. Moore : 1 97 14—16 11 s37. 28 Louis Bosche 2 05 47—49 26 Emil H. Schults ; 1 97 16 5 William ©ldfield 2 99 37 * 7 William White 99 34 — 36 19 Margaret Ferrap ; 1 07 13—15 14 David McCi*n 1 97 9 14 "W. Scott Smith & 59 17 7 Sara 'Brown ... 1 99 5 Z5 Samuel Bia»2\ * 99 32, 2 William H. Brown 99 44 — 46—48 2 . William D. Anderson 2 95 5 5 . Kate Reese' 99 16 .7 Emmanuel Oldfield ! ; 99 , 33 19 August Weaver 1 99 9 3 Katherine Minzer 99 47 26 Louis S- Stretch —l : 99 34-^36 28 Daniel Gleason, heirs 1 97 — 11 '4 Maggie Winkler : : 2 1 97 ; 20 Caroline Reuth 99 8 William Redding " . 99 15 — Iff 1' Henry. J- Butt : 1 97 John McHaffy 1 99 6 Lizetta lei lar 99 — 19 — 2k — 23 4 Edward Dopp 3 94 — 34 11 Andrew Blessing : . * L 2 96 13 1 E. F2 Doubert ~ - . 99 1 Frank J. Seals 99 I 2 Robert Lincoln 99 17-18—19-20 3 John MicG411 2 8 94

" « >"». ba ■ w I ^ - Block U«s Cape May lm'p Co. Owner 59 Mrs. M R. Fulton ' 1 9g 58 Joseph Green : ■ - - - j " 52 J?bn Gamerdinger 78 27 59 David W. Rodah » 73 or f6 Thomas J. Chapman gg 58 Jo^ph B Dym : 2 16 " .53 Lucien Harrison 2 43 of Joseph Sullivan — _- • 1 46 SLi» If °™*i» — — — — - — - 1 « 51—52 63 Cyril Martin ; 9 05 ® 59 • Rebecca Fretz _i__ ___________ 2 47 J9, 59 Mary E. WalV^ \ 47 I lot, N. tide Holly Beach road; owner or reputed owner, Frederick ri. Antrim y ... * , m House and lot, south, side Holly, Reach road; owner or reputed owner, Joseph S- Ab rams - ~ 4 ^ _ . ' - Wildwood Boulevard Plan No. 2 \ Owner T._ 77—78 Samuel Pierce - u/S 18 Howard V. Cameron I " Dated November 10, 1921. SAMUEL ELDREDGE. Solicitor. SCOTT SEYMORE. Collector. 11-19-5-768— P. F. $166-32. Ssle of; Land for Unpaid Taxes for 1920 Nofeeij hereby given Hurt the subscriber, SoMl Seymore,^ felledot of ^xes of the Towntiup of Lower, in the County of Cape May, and State of New Jersey, will sell at public vendue, on 01 MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921 ^ftT00v' a-1 Se T?wnship Hall, Lower Township, tht to « y !?iyVu * ?e hereinafter described properties, upon which year 1919>-bave not ^en paU, IritiTin^ terest on penalty thereon from September 1, 1920 (average date When first ^ St^cL™'tT?i7ereidUe) ** rate of ^Kht per centum perTnW and the charges of this sale, and any persons holding any "interest therein mayTPh?^H f„aT befi"Xsa,e' hy such costs as areXTin^ asie-Sd fTr'the yL^M aHs6 ftilows:^""30"5 ^ ^ 19 acres, joins lands of John Hendee; owner or reputed owner, ^Jeo! °f T4X Austin., ■ .g. 1 ^Banlt S lan<iS °f Sw^'n beeves; owner or reputed owner, Philip 29 ™ ' > CrCresse 8 heirs8 ? MacKjssic; owner or reputed owner, Uriah 4 acres, joins lands of William Snyder; heirs, owner or reputed "own" ' 07 er, 1 nomas Cox - - „ g00 acres, Two Mile Beach, " a ° (50 acres, part of Learning Farm; owner or reputed owner, East \ taipe May Beach Improvement Company ggg 95 1 acre, joins lands Thomas Soults; owner or reputed ownerl"5oseph Green, heirs ^ '_ " 3 07 14 acres joins lands, of Clark Pierce; owner'or reputed "owner, Ed" ward H. Griffith ; 0- g4 25 acres, joins lands of Frank E- Bate; owner or reputed owner, T-'f0' J"'"3 rranK ^ reputed

x heirs, Joseph Hand ; 12 28 13 3-4 acres, joins lands of Mary R. Dillon "omier oe reputed o^" 7 er, Dime Hastings - . . j- gg 16 acres, joins lands of Wilh'am Prichard; owner or reputed owner" ' 5 heirs/ parry B. Moce> — ' fi11 - Lots 30-31 -32-33, Cold Spring H«ghts; owner or reputed "owner! 7 Harry Major - ■ • ' . 3 07 - 20 acres, joins lands of Alvin Mocey; owner or reputed'owncr, heirs", * g Swain W. Reeves ; j. 39 17 7 J®'ns laads W. Matthews; owner or reputed owner, S. W. ReevesI_ 24 56' 7 3o acres, joins lands J. Henry Edmunds; heirs, owner or reputed 9 owner, Georgfe Rutherford 24 56 9 32 acres, joins lands William Rutherford, woodland; Owner or rei 9 puted owner, Eli Rntherfoi'd — r . 12 28 - Ernest Reeves' house' and' lands; owner or reputed owner," Nathan 9 Sneppard • '46 05 7 35 acres, joins iands Charles Dawson; owner or reputed owner, Mary " 9 S. Thompson • 35 39, 9 1 acre, joins- lands Catholic Cemeterv; owner of~-reputed owner 9 Walter Trusty - . ' 1 54 9 5 acres, joins lands J. W. Reeves; owner or reputed owneh Lohiine 7 Whilldin i ♦ '0 j M 9 2* 1-2 acres, road bed, from county boundary to Cape May Point line! 9 and from Cape May Point line to South Cape May line; owner 7 or reputed owner, Walker James Co. » _ 10 75 7 Shell Cottage, south side Holly Beach road; owner or reputed owner ' 9 _ ... Mary A. Johnson 1 , 21 49 j Lot- north side Holly Beach road; .owner or reputed owner, Frederick j H. Austin ^ J, 1 54 ' . " House and lot, south side Holly Bea-ch road; owner or reputed own9 er, Joseph S. AbraVns . 14 82 i Dwelling and lot, south side Holly Beach road; owiier or" reputed owner, Mary A. Johnson ___j 95 35 , Lot No. 16, Block 62, Cape May Improvement Co.; owner Cariiiinedo r Valerio ; ; . 3 07 Lot No. 2, Block 55, Cape May Improvement Co.; owner, i6ora Ida I Washington ; ; £ 1 54 . Lots 34^36, Block 59, Cape May Improvement' Co.; owner David W. j HaJffacre — ; : g 44 . Lot/3. Block 56, Cape May Improvement. Co.;' owner Agues Fennill 1 54 . lot 26, Block 61. Cape May Improvement Co.; Hattie Sturgess 3 07 , Lot's 1-2, Block 61 " ISOsaces, joins lands of Frank Rutherford, /Cape May Point and At- . lantic Ocean; owner, Cape May Improvement Co. 1 ; 190 32 . .Lot 8, Block 64, Cape May Improvement Co.; owneiyMarv Doyielll" 3 07 . 'Lot 26, Block 59, Cape May Improvement Co.; owner M. R. Fulton." 3 07 . Lot 2, Block 56, Cape 'May Improvement Co.; owner '.Thomas Jl , Chapman . > .3 97 1 Lot 1, Block 55, Cape May Improvemfent Co.; owner, Cora" A." Wash- '• . ington _: ; 1 54 I Lot" 12,' Block 56, Cape May Imporvement Co.; owner Agnes Fen- • . nell : I_tf — ^ 1 54 . Plot on Improvement Co.'s Tract, on road from toll, gate to Lake, ' ' . owner, J. Howard Wrotherly ; ; 55 26 Lot 25, Block 59, Tract Cape May Improvement Co.; owner "Josebii , . B. Dyson — _________ — o 07 , 26, Block, 58, Tract Cape May Improvement Co.; owner. Bertha ; Gaskin ; A / 3 07 , Lot 29, Block 59, Tract Cape May Improvement Co.; owner, Ellen 1 - . Rice- — ____, — 3 07 ■ Lots 37-38, Block 50, Tract Cape May Improvement Corr' James Hill 6 14 Lot 1, Block 58, Tract Ciqie Majpkiprovement Co.; owner, Carlysle 3 07 , Lot 19, Block 59, Tract Cap€ Mfy Improvement Co.; owner, Mary , ~ ' E. Walker ; : ; '_ 3 97 , Lots 77-78, Wildwood Boulevard Plan, No. 2; owner, H'arrv Yole.L 1 54 , -Lots 17-18, Wildwood Boule\-ard Plan, No- 2, owner Howard Cameron 3-07 L6t 64, .Wildwood\Boule%ard Plan, No. 2; owner, Harry L. Baer 2 31 Lot 6 3^ Wiildwood Boulevard Plan,. No. 2; owner, F- J. Crolious__ 2 31 , Ixits 627 71, 72, Wildwood Boulevard Plan, No. 2, owner, W. J. Dick- . inson _!___ 4 61 , Lots 68, 69, 1.-2 yof .70, Wildwood Boulevard Plan, owner, Howartl Keffer — i___ L, 6 14 * Lots 6, 3, Wildwood Boule\-ard Plan, No. 2, owner, Mari- Betchel— 3 07 Lots 8, 9, Wildwood Boulevard Plan, No. 2, owner, E<lwm Matthews 3 07 Lot 7, Wildwood Boulevard Plan, No. 2, owner, Annetta E. Smith 1 54 'Dated November 10, 1921. „ . 1 SCOTT SEYMORE, Collector. SAMUEL ELDREDGE, Solicitor. r 11-19-5-769-P. F. $110 04 . . '

LENSES REPLACED CAPE MAY 324 Washing&it Street

^ FRAMES ADJUSTED W OPTICAL Cape May, N. J.

Prescription Work Our Specialty Eyee Examined by .Improved MeUutfs L. C ASHBUEN. Mgr.