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COX'S CITY PIER imm PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS WEEK OF JULY 10 THE FERRARA ORCHESTRA RENDERS SUPERB MUSIC NIGHTLY MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 10 and 11— Constance Talmadge, in "POLLY OF THE FOLLIES" Direct from the Stanley Theatre, Philadelphia ■WEDNESDAY, J.UEY 12— Mary Anderson, in "BLUEBEARD, JR." THURSDAY, JULY 13— May McAvoy, in "A HOMESPUN VAMP" FRIDAY, JULY 14- , _ . Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix, in "THE GLORIOUS FOOL" SATURDAY, JULY 15— Will Rogers, in "A POOR RELATION" SUNDAY, JULY 16— Anita Stewart, in "HER MAD BARGAIN" COX'S OPEN AIR THEATRE OVER THE OLD OCEAN One Performance Only, at 9 P- M. MONDAY, JULY 10— Eugene O'Brien, in "PROPHET'S PARADISE" V TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 and 12— , An All Star Cast, in "THE SILENT CALL" THURSDAY, JULY IS— Elaine Hammerstein, in "WHY ANNOLTNCE YOUR MARRIAGE" FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 14 and 15— _ Katherine MacDonald, in "THE BEAUTIFUL LIAR" SUNDAY, JULY 16-^ "AT THE SIGN OF THE JACK O'LANTERN" An All Star Cast Watch These Theatres for the Big Shows that are Coming Shampooing, Facial Massage and Manicuring DONE AT YOUR RESIDENCE BY APPOINTMENT MISS CLARA L. ABBOTT ^ VIRGINIA HOTEL Keystone, 257 Bell, 32-W Keystone Phone Bell Phone, 14 Konowitch Brothers Groceries, Meats, Provisions BUTTER, EGGS. FRUIT, PRODUCE, ETC- ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 308-10 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. 3405-07 PACIFIC AVE, WILDWOOD, N. J. CONGRESS HALL CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY Opens for the Season June 24th UNSURPASSED FOR COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, SERVICE AND ATMOSPHERE John V. Scott, Manager b — - — =¥ \

i ) ^Falfener's Novelty Store ON THE BEACH ' J WE S^^LIZE IN < Toys, Japanese Goods, Souvenir 3 Cards, Bathing Caps and Sun Glasses SKEE BALL j 9 Balls for 5 cents.^ A healthful exercise for young ®nd old. ( Prizes given on high scores. < CITY PIER | Cape May New Jersey STOCKTON SURF BATHS ! FINEST BATHING ESTABLISHMENT ON THE ATLANTIC ; x COAST 1 JOHN C UTTLE, Manager ( Polite Attention j

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AT IT AGAIN || It was with a sense of fulfilled ex- 1 § pectancy that we read the annual Ledger slam at Cape May, appearing j in their issue of July 5th. Our feel- 1 ings, however, were slightly mixed | with disappointment, for of all the j ] series of Cape May slams appearing 1 in the Ledger, the last was by far the j i junkiest jumble of journalism- I If the Ledger is to continue its : periodic slams at Cape May, we think ; we are at least entitled to the courtesy of having an . experienced writer | handle the story, rather than a cub;, who will pen any sort of a mess to ; get the price of a cheap excursion , and meal over the Fourth. In the past stories were written)] with some little egard for at least 1 cheap, hack English- But if the | heading of this . ast article (which j 1 follows), be Eng: sh, then make the j most of it. . "Cape May Nails as Canard Rumor j Parade Lost Itseli " I The story that follows this splendid piece of "headwork" is as far re- ] moved from the Cape May parade as j its author it from the ability which , g he, no doubt, is confident of possess- _ ing. Such a tale would have been disbelieved by the gullible characters ' of Twain's story of King Arthur; ' compared with it, the wild flights of j Poe read with the accuracy of Geo- 5 _ detfc Survey- i Every year Cape May contributes j its share to the advertising and cir- * culation departments of the Ledger. < It is to be hoped that "them days are ; gone forever." Of course such an ac- * tion will not interfere with the com- { fort of the stockholders, but it will ■ serve to express our knowledge that ; the hand that feeds is bitten; it may ( add another garland to the brow of j i that functionary who is paid to sep- , I arate the wheat from the chaff and « (-who let a tremendous crop of chaff in. I. We were tempted to print a coin • of this truly admirable newspaper ar- « tide, but we could discover no palpa- j ble excuse for doing so- The thing 1 is a tissue of lies; and we are loathe < I to expose the struggling young re- < - porter to any further ignominy caused t * by his pitiful attempt to be funny. « Moreover, our space is limited; we 5 have not nearly the room that the , Ledger has for bunk- ] OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC . Editor Star and Wave, Cape May City, N. J. ' My Dear Sir: In reference to the scurrilous ar- < tide that appeared in the night extra < edition of the Evening Public Ledger ( of July 5th in reference to our 4th of ' July parade in this dty, I beg leave to ' say that while I am correspondent of < all the Philadelphia papers, as well , as New York, Boston, Baltimore and Brooklyn papers, the Associated ( Press and Standard News Association, j I have never written an article detri- , mental to Cape May, of which I -am a 1 citizen, and am proud to say that I , claim it as my birthplace. No doubt many unthoughtful folks will lay the 1 article at my door. I would appre- . date it if you would deny me being date it if you would deny my being ' the author of the mess that appeared ; in the "Ledger." - With the kindest of personal re- . 1 gards, I beg to remain, J | Very truly yours, EDGAR P. STITES, JR. ! AROUND TOWN The chairman of the music commit- . i tee of July Fourth hereby extends . thanks to all who so ably assisted in j the chorus work and in the conduct 1 ! of the music program- Without the • , assistance of Arthur G. Reeves.)' Leopard Sandgran and Theodore j ' Reeves, together with Sergeant Albert ] 5 Smith and Sergeant O'Shaughnessy, the various programs in flag presents- ' tion, entertainment and guidance of { the bands and polidng of the Conven- , tion Hall could not have been carried ' out successfully. It should also be < stated that the Cape May band could i not have been in the parade without the valuable aid of Hariy Bellang- J as manager and librarian. The chair- , man also appreciates the good feeli- ' and kind support of the members of ' the Jl'i!diwo<RH»and,"*who made up the ; Cape May band by furnishing four- t teen men <

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