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Sikolfofey Students are working harder and ■Aitng better work ndw than usualWhy? This is more or less a direct Mcult of the introducing qf a newait of marks. These are marks lor EPtfGR' T; Same pupils get poor * grades because they lack effort, while .Others get. good grades with little or no effort- The object of. these marks is to -get the 'best effort from each student, as best work demands best effort. The marking "is by letter: E, excellent — G, good; F, fair; P, poor. These marks are made up by averaging the marks for effort given by all the teachers of each pupil." , .Everyone was cautioui - of saying "ain't," "it was me,"' etc-, last week. , It was Good English Week and only C GOOD ENGLISH was tolerated. Bad English was punishable by tagging, that is, the person transgressing the language was obliged to wear ,in full view a tag which contained transgression and its corrected -form- Our language should not be mutilatedSuch expressions as "I done," "1 ain't," "he don't," should be positively eradicated from the speech of every individual- This was the aim of Good English Week, and this enu was gttairied, for now every pupil is cautious of his speech. Boys' basketball has reached a very high point of ipteresfc There are up • to the present, twenty-two candidates each doing his very best -to make the team, for which* ten will be selected. V Their practice is regular and consistent They are making excellent progress under 'the coaching of Mr. Rhodes. Mgr. Foster El dredge is using every means within his power to prepare an appropriate schedule, which will be published as soon as fully authenticated. We must not xforaot the girls. They, too, are preparing for their usual run of -games, and doing so with a great deal of interest. They are being coached by Miss Genung, whose very interest in them is a sure, sign of a successful seasonA schedule is being prepared by Manager Jean Douglass, who is also . Interested in the team's success- • '• The High School did its bit in help- ~~ ing fight Tuberculosis by sellitig about 4600 Christmas Seal Stamps, with which almost everyone is now acquainted. As usual, the residents of Cape jilay arc expecting to hear music "rihe above -the -silence of the dawn on Christmas morn. This music will be rendered by the .High School Christmas carolers, w^io will march ftom street to street, reminding the peo- • pie that Christmas morn has arrived. SAn Audubon .Society was organized by Miss Sara N. Marcy, instructor of the Sciences. Every "member is expected to make a study of the , birds common to our vicinity during ■ the various seasons of the year- The president is to give at least one bird lecture * a month. .Membership is , confined to-the Freshman and SowWomore Science classes. There aiff^t present twenty-seven members^-alL-e^ which , wejr a button containing the picture ot the woodpecker. / The society is anticipating a fielll outing . jiext spring, when tKp birds are plentiful, so that they can make an actual ^tudy- of the" environment, nests, etc., of the birds. Tliq main and most important object of the society is to- incorporate into everj* individual member the habit Of lielpfulness and protection to our feathered friendsThe High School was .recipient of twenty-five dollars from the Women's •Hostess House Committed, with which sum Mr. Rones - purchased a number of appropriate records fofthe school's music classesThe attendance marks toy Novem-. ber wore very favorable, being as follows: 92.7 per cent.; Juniors, 87.3 i pei- cent.; Sophomores, 94-0 per cent.; | Freshmen, 97.8 per cent. The percentages signify that- part of . the ] ■ - whol£ class .who were neither late : nor Xabsient. during the November per- > iod. Tests were held tHroughout last-'* week, as the next, report cards are. issued December 12. The "fe.sf-miii- ! utemen" found -it very hard to Study! 160 pages of Hisjory. 100 pafces- o." . Frfnch . 200 pages of English, I over night in their' effort to pull" a* • good mark to show Dad, who is just ; drafting his Christmas list- - READY FOR LEGION Members of Morgan-'Ranck Post, ' ' American Logion»- Ocean City, arc ; , making elaborate arrangements to k entertain the other posts of Cape'., May county at the monthly rally of \ these oijranizations here Friday even- ' ing- December 16. * ■ •

Sale of Land for Unpaid Taxes for 1920 i . Notice is hereby given that the c subscriber, E M- Bowne, Collector of •" Taxes of the Borough of South Cape r May, in the County of Cape May, and r' State of New JerSFy, will sell at pub- ? lie vendue, on - r Saturday, December 31, 1921, 5 at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the i Borough Hall, in said Borough of , South Cape May, the hereinafter described properties, upon which the • taxes assessed thereon for the year > 1920 have not been paid, together j with interest or penalty thereon from , September 1, 1920 (average date when fi*st and second half taxes were due), at the rate of eight per centum r per annum and the charges of this . $ale, and any persons holding any in- . tercst therein may pay the same be- , fore sale, by paying such costs as are then -incurred. '■ The said lands and the name of i the persons in whose names they are 1 assessed for the year 1920, are as follows: Block 17 r Lot 28, unknown — 5 -48 !- Lot 80, unknown — .48 I Block Ifr Lot 20, unknown — ^ — 1-60 Block 22 ' Lot 28, D. B. Martin Co., 2nd I half — -48 , Lot 29, D. B. Martin . Co-, 2nd - half — — — -48 Lot 30, D- B- Martin Co., 2nd half — ' 48 ■ Lot 31, D. B. Martin Co., 2nd i half — 48 Block 23 > Lot 23, unknown -- — — • — • .96 Lot 24, unknown — • — -96 Block 26 " Lot 1, Wm. H. Derr__ — 80 t Lot 2, Wm- H- Berrlv — 48 Lot 3, Wm- H. Derr_„ .48 Lot 4, T. Weinman yC- .32 ' Lot 7. Wm- H. Derr C -32 ' Lot 8, Lewis M- Phillips! — -96 , Lot 9, Wm. H. Derr -32 - Lot 10, Lewis M- Phillips .96 Lot 32, Lewis M- Phillips, -96 Lot 34, John Wilson *96 • Lot 35, JoWn Wilson . .96 r Lot 36, John Wilson 1 — 1 -96 . Block 27 Lot 15, John Wilson— — , — .96 Lot 16, John Wilson -96 ■ Lqt 17, John Wilson'— — : .96 Lot 19, John Wilson — -96 Lot 20, John Wilson -96 . Lot 21, John Wilson -96 Lot 22, John Wilson . — . .96 1 Lot 23, John Wilson — i .96 -Lot 24, John Wilson — .96 . Lot 25, John Wilson -96 Lot 26, John Wilson -96 r Lot 27, John Wilson .96 ' Lot 28, John Wilson .96 ' Lot 30, John Wifeon — -96 Lot 32, John Wilsqn -96 . Lot 34. John Wilson -96 Lot 35, John Wilson. .96 ; Lot . 36, John Wilson — -96 Lot 38, John Wilson .96 Block 28 ■ Lot 1, P. Day. - — 1 — .80 i Lot"* 3, John Wilsoa .82 Lot 18, unknown -96 ' Lot 34, J- A- Lord .96 Block 29 L^t 15, unknown — .96 Lot 16, unknown -96 • Block 30 Part of" 13 I .32 1 Part of 15 i Frank J- (Brown — .32 : -Part of 17 ! -32 Block 33 I Lot 4, H. J- Erdman — _ -80 . Let 5, C. F- Weine — .T- .80 Lot 10, -unknown —4 -80 Lot 12, unknown — . — -J. -80 Block 39 ■ Lot 29, John Strain— .80 Block 45 Lot? 4, unknown * -32 Lot 6, unknown r — — .32 ' Lot 8, unknown : — -32 Block 46 Lot 15, unknown - 32 Lot 17, unknown — - — . — — — -32 1 Lot 19, unknown ^ — .32 , Lot 2L unknown — .32 Lot-23, unknown — -32 Lot 30, unknown ' .32 Block WA Lot 31, unknown — -32 Block 47 Lot 15, unknoWi^ — - — - — - — - .8Q Lot 23, unknown" 48 Lot 25, unknown — — j. — -48 Block 51 Lot 27, F. E- Gabel — — .48 Lot 87, C. H- Hoffmn . .80 Block 56 Lot 35, John Wilson ■»_ .48 Lot 37, John Wilson .48 Lot 39, John Wilson .48 Block 60. Lot 24, R. L- Ermillo... .96 j Lot 26, R. L- Ermillo £ .96 ■ Lot 28, R- L. Ermilln .96 Block 61 Lot 2, Charles Hoffman 112 Block 62 Lot 25. unknown .96 i Lot 27. Robert Jones.. .96 .•Cot 35, unknown .96 % Bloq|c 64 Lot 22, unknown ^ -32 Lot 32, -unknown .... .80Block 70 1 Lot 18] unknown .96 Block 78 PLot 6, Wiri. Middle ton 2 1. .48 Djfted December .1, 1921. . - E. M- BOWNE, . . . CollectorP. F- 50.66- -v. Ihoae who received their Christ- ; nias -Cluh checks from the»Securi»y ; Trust Company, Cape May, "do not ; have to worry about their spending money now for. this Christmas- You .should join the Club' now forming for t next year-

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* . ' NOTICE " '.I 1 No trespassing vrijh gun or dog, or ( trapping on the Meadow View Farm, under penalty of the law. R. H. ARGOE, Manager. '

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