Paee EXtfit ' ' CAPE MAY StAR ANP WAVE Saturday, November 4, 1922 1 r age mkhi,

COMMUNITY CLUB I The business meeting of the Women's Community Club for the month of November was helthin the High Sohpol - Building on Thursday afternoon. * The meeting was opened by the v president who asked for the reports • of the chairmen of the Hospitality, ^ the Program and Legislation Commit- - ^The treasurer reported having $402 « on hand. The 'chairman on member- J ship presented fifteen applications, l The chairman of Ways and Means re- ' ported having $03.70 for the treasury, f Mrs. Orr 'was then called to the | front and presented with the silver ^ cup given for having tjhe best garden - in Cape May during the summer, kept v by her own effortsIn order that the high school classes may not be interrupted by the early meetings of the club, a motion was s carried that hereafter the club hold rts meeting in Cox's Palace Theatre- < The time of all" meetings to be 2:30 o'clock, v ' The corresponding secretary, was ' then authorized to write to the Board « of Education ami the -Board of Hearth 1 concerning a hygiene nurse and asked | f.v,gt they each include in their burget next year half of the expenses of a . nurse and also to say that the club will donate the first $100. , The next meeting will be a program > meeting on November 16th at Cox a P«]ace Theatre at 2:30 o'clock- 1 The topic to be Federation Work, ; and the sdfeafter for the afternoon. Mts. Arthur B. Troal, Federation President . . ,A11 members are invited to join a reading club under the supervision of M4«. Maginnis of the. High School faculty. . The first meeting to be held on Tuesday, November 14th at the home of Mrs. Luther C. Ogden. The course of reading will include the poets Shakespeare and some of the beet works.

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HALLOWE'EN AT THE CONVENTION HALL - ( There have been but few anniver- s sarie* of Hallowe'en that have-passed . to equal the enjoyment the people of j Cape May had on the 31st of October. , The Masque Ball given by the Monu- ; ment Committee for the benefit of the Monunment fund was a success in > every way. The hall was decorated with appropriate Hallowe'en decora- , tions. About 9 p. Jri- the hail was well | filled/ by the .young and old, the costumes were varied, no two alike- The grand march started at 9:30 and the hall was so full that standing room was at a premium- The judges consisted of Mrs. L. 'Richardson? Mrs. W. G. Essen, Mrs. Albert Bennett, Harry Hand and Mr. Tizzard. they awarded prizes to Miss Martha Teal, Louis - Nelson, James Giles, the latter »two ; the Zulu girls- i i There was an abtindance of sweet , cider and ginger cakes. Every one had; I their fill. Mr- Ranald Quidort acted as leader of the oifcbestra and floor manager and deserves credit for the I able manner in which the dancm- was. i conducted- _ ,. I It is safe to say that Cape May never had a more pleasant and en- ' joVable Hallowe'en and every one; , i gave their opinion to that effect. The Committee on Soldiers and I Sailors Monument were ably- assisted , by the Daughters: Mrs. W. Eklredge. ,Mrs. J. Tittle, lirs. 'S. Moore and daughter; Mrs. «• Hand, Mrs., Thos- ' VanWinkle, Mrs, Benstead. The committee dteires to thank the citizens of €apesM#y and vicinity for . their knndly aid hi helping to swel. r the treasury of the Monument Fund. | A. 0. plLE, Cbnirman. *

' COLD SPRING 5 The condition of Wade Dickinson is j s slightly improved. x He is bping cared ' for at tile home. of his daughter, Mrs. I' - Miranda HoffnwtfK Mrs. J. Arthur Appenzeller spent a « couple of walks at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs- William Bailey caring for j their daughter, Mrs. Luther Halbruner, who has beep quite ill. Pomona Grange at Tuckahoo was quite well represented by members , lfrom Cold Spring Grange No. 132. The Hallowe'en Entertainment and. Festival at the School House on Friday evening *vas very Interesting arid ' enjoyed by all. A nice sum was add- ' ed to the school filnd for some needed accessories. The annual Hallowe'en Frolic at , Cold Sprirtg Grange Hall was up to , the usual standard, well attended, and , thoroughly enjoyed. TO THE PUBLIC OF \ WEST CAPE MAY:. j I, Warren E. Richardson will be a ] candidate for Mayor of West Cape . May for full term, running on stick- ; . ers. Will aopreciate your support- < WARREN E. RICHARDSON. i Paid bv W. E. Richardson. *

ACCIDEN TO SCHOOL CHILD I Last Friday, a more or less serious accident- occurred at the public school when at dismissal time for the morn- - at 1 1 -30, Albert Reynolds, a pimil of the kindergarten was struck by an automobile. The accident occurred 1 when the Reynolds boy started to 1 cross the street in front of the High ' School, to meet hi smother, Mr John ■ i Spehcer the local newsdfoler, was 1 I driving ast on Washington street at a ■ moderate rote «f speed and a taxicab 1 also traveling eas? endeavored to pass I ; Mr.. Spencer, drove to the left and ' struck the boy who saw the Spencer " oar but not the taxicab. The ehjld - was knocked down and the forewhee! of the car passed over his shoulder. ' He was rushed to a doctor who rens ijered first aid and at this time the ' child is greatly improved. It was fortunatp the accident was not more t serious. - , _ . . , _ ' ' , Since the accident the Chief of Po1 lice has stationed a man at the school r at dismissal time to regulate the traf6 fic so as to avoid further, accidents. State vehicle laws set the speed j limit in passing school houses at any i y time of the day, at six miles an hoyr. ' " It is quite a common practice to djs ® ' regard tWs law, even after the school . authorities have placed signs warn , ■J ing the motorist- The safety of the , " children requires such law and it | '• should be obeyed- Strict compliance " with the law would have prevented -■ the above accident* and it was only the fact thafthe taxicab was not rune ning ht- tremendous speed that en- * abled the driver bo stop before the " rear wheel passed over the child an/1 '• probably avoided a fatal accident.

. HALLOWE'EN PARTY One of the most successful masquerade parties held here on Tuesday . that of Miss Sara -Hughes. [ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Hughes, of this city. A large number of the school children were in attendance: somfe wearing a fancy costume and others gro- ' tesquely masked, which caused much laughter and delight among the guests and added greatly to the after . noon's pleasure. The house was ! elaborately decorated with Jack o'- ' and corn husks, and after i manv games were played the charm - .' ing hostess invited her guests to the I dining room where goodies in abundance awaited them. On departin", i each guest was presented with a Hall owe'en favor and apple taffy- , Those present were: Marie Bailey, j Bailey, Margaret Bailey, Eliza- , Satterfield, Jane Reeves, Ann Smythe, Mary Smythe. Elizabeth Balm; Albert Reynolds. ' Betty Bennett, Powell Hughes, Elizabeth Ware. Rebecca Meci^y, Mary Alice Eldredge, Rosalie Haynes. Elizabeth Rallangy, -M^ry Poinsett. Lewis Cox e Ann F.'dredga. -.Junior Bennett Hen- - rietta PuMr Myrtle Prilwitz, Man- - Church, Muriel ' Johnson . Virginia Ctesse, Marv Jane Miller, Betty Schellenger. Betty Hand.

" NOTICE )■ All Dersons are forbid trespassing A I with gun or dog On property known H as Cape May Beach Land Co. situated C i near Cape May Point £5 FRANK S. RUTHERFORD, ■ J 11-4-2 Leasee- ^ A HEAVY BURDEN- 1 1 A Bad Back Makea Life Miaerablt 5 For Many Cap* May Peopla. mm 1 A bad back la a heavy burdea. [ , ,. A burden at night when bedthna I aomes, I Just as bothersome In thpmornmg K . Ever try Domn'a Kidney Pine for It? £ Know they are for kidney baak- ■ ,. ache— end for othbr kidney ills? „ C If -you don't, some Cape May peo- M e pie do. [¥ Read a case of K: V( Mrs. Mary Graham. 606 Broad St, g ,i Gape May. saya: "I used Doan'* ■ -. Kidney Pills when -my kldnpya trou- V Med me I lot' I bad dull backachi-s g ,1 and became so run down I rouldp'i ■ v 1 do my housework. I had such dlny V| spells : cpulfln't walk straight and |j s." my kidneys acted Irregularly. I need ■ ,1 Doan's Kidney Pills from Ware's c , Drug Shop and they were just what H e) I needed- They soon had my back P i, j free from the aches and pains and £ my kidneys dldnt trouble me." ■ ,1 ! Price 90c, at all dealers. Don't P v s Imply ask for a kidney remedy--**'. > ._ 1 Doea'a KWney Pille— the same tha> ■ 1 Mrs. Graham had. Foater-Milburn C IC ! Go., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. T. > -'I • 1

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