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HIGH SCHOOL TO ; PUBLISH PAPERSENIORS HAVE DECIDED TO IS- 5 SUE LITTLE PAPER— THE FOOT S BVLL TEAM MAKING STRIDES c •—FIRST TESTS THIS WEEK. f The Seniors, thinking that/i was I about time tq have a school paper, have started one by seeing about the v expenses of publishing, ami all the \ other details of importance^ which it j is necessary to know- Then, having < gone as far as was possible them- I selves, Friday morning last and with i the except on of two or three, every- (I one rose. Then followed the election i of. the editorial and managers' staff, i At least one representative from 'each j class is to have a position on the p paper. The following are 'the results j: of this election: Editor-in-Chief, William Lynne. Assistant Editors: Horace Church and Isabel Bosserman. Girls Athletics, Rebecca Reeves. > Boys Athletics, John Chambers. Jokes, Dorothy Bellangy. Art Director, Ruth Wicks. Exchanges, Eleanor Bosserman. j School Notes, Elizabeth Lynne. Business Manager, Morris Cherry- ! Assistant Business Managers, Ber- ! tha Eldredge, Marie Gosling, Mildred Keane. Faculty Advisor, Miss Maginnis. The paper, which is to be in the sliape of a booklet, -contains about twenty pbges. It will come out about * . six times this year, the first issue appearing around November 1st. In it peanng arounci novemucr x»i~ *•* . -

will be High School Notes of Inter- ; est, doings of the athletic teams, , jokes, alumnea notes, criticisms of other school papers which wiH be received through the exchange department and several pictures. Everyone is earnestly asked to cooperate with them and make the school paper a success. The football team has made great progress in this last week as the * heavy men are commencing to turn out and take interest. They hope to be in shape to play Cape May Court House soon, and when the date of this . game has been decided, posters will be sent out advertising it, as thej ^ wish to have the support of everyone.

| The best of the oratoricals this week was Edward Griffith, who spoke i Tuesday on "Neyr Jersey." The attendance for the first month of this school year was as follows: High School 97.8 per cent. Grammar 'School 93.9 per cent and the Annex per cent, totaling to 96.8 per cent which has improved over the ! month of last year's term considerably. The total then was 88.7 cent. The first tests of the school year held this week and report cards will come out next week. The Freshmen have announced that 1 each month they intend to give a parto some member of their class. This i class seems to be up-and-doing and show already that much can be i expected from them in their future . school years. i J The new high school athletic coun- » dl met on Wednesday evening in the I 'high school building for the purpose ! of organizing. Di H. Erickson, principal of the high school was elected i president, Miss Rebecca Reeves, Sec- . rotary and E. J- Jerrel, treasurer. The .present needs of the school in athletlics were stated by the physical director Mr. Fite and a request made for $300 to be spent for equipping a foot ball and hockey team. As all expenIditures exceeding $25 00 must be ap- >. j proved by the Board of Education, a - ! request was made to the Board for j such .approval- It is hoped that this will soon be given so that no delaywill be encountered in getting our teams in shape to meet , Wildwood, 6 Court House and Ocean City. The 1 townspeople are much interested in t these new sports and will soon be - able to witness them in their own X town.

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I IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- ■ TRICT COURT j For the District of New^Jersey ■ Lintenbreder vs. The Power B Fishing Boath "Shark" j In obedience to a Monition of Seiz- ■ ure to me direct^, in the above en- « ; titled cause, I have seized and taken H into my possession the following de- 9 scribed to wit: The Power Fishing ■ .Boat "Shark." For the causes set C forth in the libel now pending in the £ ,U. S. District Court, I hereby give P notice to all persons claiming the said g described Power Fishing Boat "Shark I or knowing or having anything to say o ' why the same should not be condemn- gjj ' ed and forfeited, and the proceeds V thereof distributed according to the jm prayer of the libel, that they be and P (appear before the said Court, to be g . held in and for the District of New ■ ! Jersey, at the United States Court J3 ! Room, in the City of Trenton, on the ■ |l7th day of October, 1922, at 10:00 5 I o'clock on the forenoon of that day, if ■ the same shall be a day of juKsdic- P , tion, otherwise on the next day of jar- | isdiction, thereafter, then and there to ■ .'interpose a claim for the same, and JI to make their allegations in that be- ■ half. > J. H. MULHERON. U. S. Marshal. B Dist. of New Jersey. £ I DANCING ! EVERY ^ATURDAY EVENING ^ j e BEGINNING OCTOBER 7TH IN CITY PIER THEATRE e Cane Mav N. J8:30 to 12 P. M. = ADMISSION 50c (Ta* Paid) Subscribe for the Star and Wave. W ■WBWBWBV Hwawn

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