Saturday, January 21, 1922 CAPE MAY STA AND WAVE Page Three

M1CKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL

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It Looks Like the Boss Will Get to Go \

WORK. FAITH, COOPERATION 'Wjere seems to be a new something in the air and about Cape May, and that is Enthusiasm about the prospects of the year 1922Whereever a few business men gather together the spirit becomes evident within a few minutes anil there is a "pitching in" to boost, to work for Gap<- May. Work. Faith and Cooperation For Success To sit down on a gloriously hot and sunshiny day and write a "Hot weather" editorial is, perhaps, less ardious than trying to read one; when like "-Huckleberry Finn" your're wishing for a cool, shady pool and a slender fishing pole. Either the writing or the reading "are but a matter of pitching in. Indeed, whatever the season, the weather, the time -or what pot, Work is but pitching in!. This matter of pitching in is a direct result of the enthusiasm we have for the work in hand. Without enthusisasm no man can accomplish j Anything worth while, whatever his . opportunities. The man who brings , enthusisasm to his every day work ! has.no need to fear failure- Knthus- 1 iasm will hold him to his task's thru J thick and thin. He will not falter at obstacles, because his enthusiasm will carry him- over them- He ' will j • not shirk .at exertion because his ■ enthusisasm will lead him to make , up any deficiencies- He will not fail, for his enthusiasm will hide any possibility of failure, and show him only the way to suceed- Whatever the season, the weather, the time, or what not. enthusiasm makes us pitch j And pitching in is work If the present enthusiasm of the. citizens of Cape May continues, the pitching in, the work cannot help but, , make this the greatest year in our history, and that will be an immense" and last- . . ing reward to everyone concerned. Let us foster Enthusasm. Continue 'to Pitch In — and -Labor. "Labor is the devine law of our ex- j istence; repose is desertion and suicide." — Mazzini.. "Th,cre is a man deng his duty*** who has the blessed glow of labor in' . * him " — Carlyle. "Seest thou a man diligent in his j business, he shall stand before kings." .Faith and Perseverence "Do not lose faith in humpnity; | there are over ninety million people j jn America who never played you a single hasty "trick," — Elbert Hubbard- ; Enthusiasm for our resort will., carry us into belief, into faith that must with the aid of perseverence bring about all that we wish for this wonderful resort of oursWe are indebted to Arthur Fisher ; in the Personality Magazine, for the 4 ' following: — I Believe That today is the best day since yesterday and that tomorrow will be ! better- I believe in life, laughter and j love- I believe that there is joy in': life if ye will but live. 1 believe that . what we love we own — love life that ye may live! I believe that environment, which is adamant before weakness is fluid before strength, purpose and work, ! I believe that there is no more pre- j cious treasure than today, nor higher heritage for the future, than a friend. I believe that on the whole, the world isn't so bad — and is growing better.; •I believe that nothing worth while is wasted— that everything was, is and [ will be. I believe that to be good is well, to do good is better, to "Make j Good" is best- I believe 'that we ; are helped in attaining our ideals by knowing 'that our friends believe in. us and expect great tilings of us. I believe that laughter me&ns red blood and long life, I believe in the divinity | of All, as the divinity of the One I believe in the Hearty Handshake, In ' Hospitality, Friendship and Love Work, Faith and Cooperation What wonderful things can be ac- ; comjfctshed for Cape May when Faith ' Belief and Perseverence are combined . with work ' Perseverence is both a law of na- ' ture and of man- By it, that which ; seems imposible becoms an aceom-* lj

" plished fact- Like faith (the one cannot exist" without the other) it can fr accomplish wonders- Many of the ill problems confronting Cape May U 3. day seem almost insu. mountabl when viewed as a whole But i n analyzed, separated into their cow ponent parts aud each treated a s ,1 separate problem, perseverance wil « solve them. A lope is made of many strands unbreakable when woven togethei but separate, easily parted. It is no so much the fury of the storm-Jiuriei '' waves that wears the rock-bourn coast, as it is the never-ending wasl oi"the ceaseless tidesn That' is what real persevorena e means — willingness to jidvance slow a ly, step by step, coiflented,- not wast ~ ing time in vain fretting at the slowr ness of the progress. e And Co-operation T "If you don't believe co-operation is necessary see. what happens to a a wagon when a wheel conies off." e Individual efforts may paint mas1 j terpieces, i>lan wonder structures, inI i vent" labor saving machinery or what not. Individual efforts can plan and " j executive, but hardly on the grandest { j scale- " ! The great achievements of history I I may have had their beginnings in in- ' j dividual efforts but the final doing of 1 j really great things mo -A depend upor ' j co-operation for execution. " j The designing of the ' soon-to-be E )Philade!pliia-Camden bridge maj 1 - have been by individual effort but the l" j erection of that structure must de1 pend upon co-operation of many r I kinds and from many sources- Xc 'j individual could make the fabric that ' goes into the building. The millions | of dollars needed must come from the : ro operation of the states and state#-men-^The actual work must be done " by thousands of artisans co-operating 5 and turning the picture into actua. • concrete structures. ' The building of a city must needs ^ be accomplished by the" co-operation - of its people. Step by step each new ■ object roust "be achieved and as soon ' as the goal is- attained tlie attention ; must be fixed upon the next feature ( that is needed. Money, thought. I time ' and labor must co -operate to 1 - bring about that which makes for a [bigger, .better and vvortli-while city, ij Business rivals have no rivalry twhfin 'co-operation is needed to. con- . struct a better business fabric in tha ''city, for better business conditions Min general make better busine.-s for | individuals. I ] Co-operation is but team work. . Hook two equally powerful engines 1 , j together and start them in opposite . ' directions- Each may pull every' . ounce. that their builders intended. -.Their individual efforts are not lack- . 1 ing, but they won't go far- Head I them in the same direction, hook them together and then give them ■ twice the load that one can move, : , I give them the power and see what ; I happens- That's co-operation. No football, base ball or basket ball ; ! team could hope to win if each play- ■ i er played individually- But put the ; players into a team with each man ; i ' doing his best individually, but cof: operating with his fellows and the , thing is done- - j Work, individual effort, faith in : r ' ourselves and others, and team work; ■ . j and perseverence cannot helft but win I whether it be building bridges, our - . (own destinies or a caty. . NOTICE OF SALE OF GRAVEL J - » 1 , Take notice that the undersigned 1 , I will, at the office of the Board of ] [ Freeholders in the£ Court House I I Building, Cape May Court House, ' . j Cape May county, -N. J., on Wcdnes- 1 (lay the 25th day of January, A. D ( , 1 1922, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon. ' ; receive bids for the sale of 700 tor. ■ ■ more or . less of gravel located or. ' ! Park aveiuie, Wildwood i ! Same to be removed at the ex1 ! pense of the purchaser. A certifie.l ■ check for 10 per cent- of the amount 1 Ibid to accompany bid ij SAMUEL F EEDKEDGE, - 1 . Purchasing agent.

» FAMOUS SURGE0N1ETS.U,S. LICENSE

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' r Portsmouth. N H., has a great sccmc for helping tke unemployed *Ttie town hall has nine stone steps an anybody wanting to help. Uys a Ipcnny on the edge of a step .The piturc shows the steps with, their fringe of pennies.

xotic: Notice is hereby given that the folloing local budget and tax ordinance were approved by the council of the Borogh of West Cape May, Cape May County, New- Jersey, on January 5th, A.D. 1922. A hearing on the budget and tax orroance will be held at Borough Hall on Monday, the twenty-third day of Janarv, A. D. 1922. at 7-30 P. M„ at which time and place objections -to said bdget and tax ordinsnce of the said . borough -of West Cape May for the yar 1922 may be presented by any taxpayer- of the said borough. Local budget of the Borough of Vest Cape May for the fiscal year 1922. This budget shall also constitute the Tax Ordinance- An ordinance relating to taxes for the year 1922Be it ordained by the Borough Comci! of the Borough of West C-ape' i May. in the County of Cape May. that there shall be assessed, raised by; taxation and collected for the year 192 the sum of Fifty-nine Hundred i and Eleven Dollars ($5911-00) for the pu-pose of meeting the appropriations set forth in the following statement of e sources and appropriations for the fiscal year 1922. Amount of surplus revenue i SSOO.Ot RESOURCES 1922 1921 Surplus revenue appropriated-HN'one-Miscellaneous revenue — Poll and dog tax~_i $200.00 Franchise tax _ 200 00 $40000 $2,000-00 State railroad tax 400.00 Amount to be raised by taxes. 5,911-0) 4,314.00 $6,311.01 $4,914.00 APPROPRIATIONS 1922 1921 General Government — ■ Administrative and Executive — $900.04 Assessment ami collection of !axe-_ 440 04 Interest on curi^it loans 250.04 $200.00 Streets . 1,550.00 - 12100 00 Police 300.o0 200.00 Health — " ioo.oO 100.00 i 50-00' 50.00 Salaries ; : 78000 Printing- and Stationery 1 300.00 ■ Water rent, fire hydrants 146-(i0 14.6.00 Engineer 100.00 10000 Lights ; f .900. Of" 1.400 00 Sluices : 100 00 ' Auditing ; • "" 30.00 • Contribution to G- A. R- J 20-('(rt 20.00 Hall II™I 150.00 Contingent ^ 180-00 138 00 Fire host ' 1 375.00 $6,311-00 $1,911.00 This ordinance shall take effect a- ftovided by law;. n EDWIN MORTON, Mayor. Dated \i est Cape Aiav Januarv 5th, 1922. Attest: * THEO. W- REEVES, Borough Cleik.

v < ' " . f jJD / I One of Star & Wave's Automatic Job Printing Machines. This machine will print your Stationery or Booklets without assistance of human hands. „ AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO TAXES FOR THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO. IN THE CITY OF CAPE MAY, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SAID YEAR Section 1- The Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May do ordain. That there -hall be assessed anil raised by taxation and collected for the fiscal year of nineteen hundred anil twenty-two the sum of one hundred and" ninety thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars And seventyeight cents for" the purpose iS meeting the appropriations set forth in the. following statement of resources and appropriations for said fiscal year of 1922: 1921 1920 Surplus revenue, December 31 ' $8,86091 $3,667.79 RESOURCES 1922 1921 Surplus revenue - $8,860 91 $3,065-79 Receipts from water department I — 27,000.00 27,000-00 Receipts from Convention Hall ."2 6,500.00 5,000.00 Interest and costs on taxes : 7.-i9O.O0 Mercantile licenses 2.000.00 I.jOO.&O Gro-s receipts tax 5, -'''0-0(1 3.000.00 Franchise tax — ZI_II 5,00000 5.50000 - Amount to be raised by assessment of taxe- 190,355-78 172,194-08 $250, 616.69$217, 859-87. APPROPRIATIONS Redemption of bonds ' $14,000.00 $13,500.00 , Redemption of improvement notes 4.000.00 2,000.00 ' Interest on bonds — 50,11500 49,212-30 Sinking fund 16.856-69 18,449-87 I Interest on current loans -1 9,000-00 7,000.00 Redemption of school bonds ' 3,500-00 3.500.00 I Interest on school bonds , »-- 4,025.00 4,027.50 • Retirement improvement note for schools 2,500.00 Assessment and collection of taxes 7,400-00 - Maintenance of police department and life guards 13.ti0ii.00 12.000.00 . Repairing and cleaning streets j 1S.000-00 17,000.00 1 Maintaining boardwalk 2.HO0.O0 [ Repairing sewers . 1,000.00 : ! Removal of garbage 9.000.00 I ! Lighting streets and public buildings J 21.000-00 18,000.00 . ' Property repair 3,000-00 -.3,000.00 , Maintenance of water department 16,->00.00 19, 500-00" I jying and repairing water mains 3 .090 00 : Maintenance of fire department 12.50000 12.500.00 Maintenance of sewer disposal plant 4,500.00 4,50000 Maintenance Convention Hall 5.00000 3,750.00 Stationerv and printing 3 -'00.00 1,50000 Advertising 2 5,000.00 3,50000 Poor I 490.00 200.00 Board'of Health 1.700.00 1.600,00 G. A- R. memorial sendees 300."0 • 200-ftO - Public music 7.000 00 7.000.00 3 Commissioners' salaries 4,00000 '4.O00.O0 3 Clerk's salary — - — - - — - — 1,000.00 1,000.00 3 Superintendent of water works' salary i — 500.00 - Solicitor's salary 1,20000 l,_0Q.0O 3 Treasurer's salary 1.100 00 1,100-00 Collectors salary 7600u 760.no Assessor's salary 1- — W«00 660.00 Alderman's salary ••''0 60 Overseer of Poor's salary 300-09 *0000 Civil engineer's salan- 1.500.00 1.500.00 0 Electrical inspector's" salary 600-Ofi 6^0 00 0 Street supen-isor's salary 1 .20000 '-.OOoo 0 Auditor's salary 30' 0 00 - 00 00 Contingent fund 2,506.00 2500.00 0 $250,61 6.69$a 7.85987 0 Section 2. And it is further ordained, That this Ordinance shpll, take 0 effect immediately. 0 WILLIAM. R. SHEPPARD, Commissioner- ^ Public Notice J, The foregoing tax ordinance for 1922, which is to be taken as its I.v*. ' r.udget for 1922. was regularly adopted and approved by the Commissioners of the City of Cape May, at a regular meeting of the n:d_ Comn.:-:o- er--held on the seventeenth day of January.- 1922, and will be taken up for fi::;t' adoption anil passage at a regular meeting" of the .-aid Cor.imis.dones- o-: • ~ Toe-day. tne thirty-first day of January, nineteen bundled am! twenty-tv. '., at u ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the City -Hall, CprnerWnsliingt m a- rra iklin streets, at which time any taxpayer may appr-a: and object to a!! or nuv part ef the said Local Budget,' or proposed tax ordinance f"r the vear. 1922. Datci. Clerk's Office, City of Cape Mav, N- J . Jawisn- 17. 1921WILLIAM PORTER, City Clerk-l-7-22-2t