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THE NEAR EAST PROBLEM ' ' flMiliatiun has waited patiently for ' an, indefinite period for the Turk to «»me to some realization of What crvi- : UaU»n means. Tbm Christian and civilized -nations of the world nave turned the other cbeek.they have gone the extra mile.

they have been tolerant, peaceful, and conciliatory to a wild, unroentionabla, r tameable beast. > The time ha£ come, or it ie ap- - preaching when the inevitable must fee feltt Let it oome. Civilization is ready for it . Civilization's souls will be lost if it

d compromises, kowtowa, and placates i, this unmentionable beast any longer. Grant for the sake of argument - that three hundred millions of people j follow the Turk, God and one are a majority against such forces and foes. Let Christian dvfiizftion sav to jhe t unmentionable beast, "You have , slaughtered your last Christian, and i you^have danced at your last masaaLet the giau of England, Arteries', i' France and every other civilized nation be ready for action. Let the blow be delivered and the unmentionable beast be brought to his knees and made' to resnect the person of our women, the sovereignty of our laws, the sac redness of our institutions, and . the divinity of Christian civilization. The Turk must go. Let the blow fall and end the Eastern problem, menace, danger, and disaster.

i LIBERTY THEATRE | 5 Washington Street ' ' § ? Thursday, November 30th — S J Rodolph Valentino in A I "THE SHEIK" § By Popular Request V Friday, November 1st — X Alice Brady and Nita Naldi in § "ANNA ASCENDS" - 2 •Miss Naldi will be remembered for her part at the Vamp in © "Blood and Sand." A Saturday, November 2nd — 3»C Pola Negri in g "VENDETTA" §

You'll Want Good Shoes and Stylish Ones for the Holidays They go far in malting the season merrier. Buy them now. uppp, 4, ~' good long after the Hobdays are past. SPECIAL To many of our customers unable to attend our Sale laat week we will continue for one week longer. OUR GREAT PRICE REDUCTION SALE N. S. Kahn's Department Store 503 Washington Street Keystone 232-X ' CAPE MAY N. J. : ' • Free Service on Ford Cars We will examine your motor, adjust your plugs and clean your timer free. The Ford Motor Company Recommends changing your Oil. We wfll^elean your Motor out Free and Refill with New Oil for 80 Wle will Grind Your Valves, Clean Carbon and Adjust Your "" Motor for 33.00. We will put New Bands in your Motor (which should be done sLotT one thousand miles) Adjust your motor, new Gaskets for f Don't let your Radiator freeze, 05 per cent alcohol, 75 cents per gallon. ^ Lined Radiatog- Covers, JS-50. Hest your Car with a Ford Heater, $1.75. We will aDow you $5.00 for your old Storage Battery in exchange for a new one. Why not have good ignition? parto" ^ WOrk 1,1 'Pedml l°W pri~t U*in,E only *enuine Fori 30x854 FOodyear or Murray N. S. Tires with a 30x354 Extra Heavy Tube— The both for $10.00 (Tire and Tube . $298.00 for a Plain Touring Car. $393.00 for Starter and Demountable Rims. $3804)0 for Trucks. $530.00 for Coupelets. $595.00 for Sedans. $395.00 for Tractors. •F. O. B. Detroit. Tax and Freight extra. Time Payment if desired. Focer & Mecray Cape May and Cape May Court House

> A TRIBUTE ? One of God's noblemen was called to P the Great Beyond when, on Tuesday L night, death claimed Mr. William Porf ter of this dty. f The death of such a man, at* any p time, is always felt to be an irreparaj ble loss, I, however, remember no inr stance, since my residence in Cape ? May City, in which this sentiment has J been so deep and universal. • The sphere of eminent usefulness, ' which Mr. Porter filled, was peculiar 5 and uncommon. A high-minded and ipublic-spirited citizen, whb has, for many years devoted a large portion of ) his eminent ability to the promotion . of every design by which we and our children .could be rendered wiser and 1 has eeased from his labors. I The classification of men is a very difficult task and yet it is one we al- > most unconsciously perform. It is . not simply the result of our judgment . after a careful analysis of character. It largely belongs to our intuitions. What a man IS, is the final impression he makes on the world rather than what HE SEEMS TO BE. Genuine manhood is as certain of recocmition as hypocrisy is of detection and scorn. Making search for the foundations of this character, 1 ask you to mark the Faith which shaped and sustained his history. - He was a man of convictions, a man compacted of positives, invariably clear in opinion and firm in attitude. I ask you to consider, also, his fidelity.. He was open to conviction; if wrong, could be convinced and • swayed to the right path, for the right with him was ever supreme: but once , settled in purpose, he could not be — ""y *" h»i ww, ne could not t>e

i moved. Mr. Porter was not a rover I0' * Paying fast and loose with duty, but an earnest man, who having found truth, planted himself on It with a firmness invincible- Because he thus stood immovable on toings accepted, we have the rounded ' "Hdl -» i a^all the stren~*h of real tender- : Nevertheless, he was poorlv endow- \ for manv thin«*- He ; b!rar a Sham than ** a ble i^,5oWd not I faults -Tk "° * Place for vt™ J1*6"® were reported on the J^ry surface of his action and were «£.'S2SL!Lf v'rtUM ™li« aw "Hie manners of Mr. Porter were • f™f$eou'\ refined. His personal habits, without being painfully exact, - neat- ftnd Perfect = Ssra i "Si "■> '"?■ N ° __ .!?«• and vulgar ever passed Ms fiS T InHt, " 7ho)e'ife he exempli- j lied a punty of mind and thought above reproach and criticism, the, Hotter stood forth unwavering advocate of justice after time lY^Y and Iaw' Time "i he^nlXJ +haveJlstened to him as libertv m ihe. Sanies of rational uoerty. He had a clear and concise Md lfctSe betWeen lfl>CTty were Mo «,» ^ fhe ends he ^med at : country's his God's and ' SVr" hSY^ed nfthin«' ^ himR . '"ends, which he did not •" EpLSSti"'8"' 1 I i ^e^nathr°af"mmded vision and was | Ile a f^ t0 iake any pro- -J? eressive step that might be for the ft* « "<»«« «»0 com™" 1 Win!;' ev a devoted husband and «; l°hr m r ¥ a,nd his home and the B finlt • ..ov,ed ones alwavs held 5 hb)trl m 8 6 busy ®«t''«tles of £ 5Zl'i ^'"'am Porter has ended his '■& Klm^T' ^Ut h'S Works wUI foh » him- A solemn and urgent re- ? sponsibility is devolve,! tlpo„ ^erv # one of us that remains- Let us cheer- « 'H[Jy, asw,me those public burdens St which our associate a«d frind laid £: Z?e°Y T01 hii Ufe- I ample teach us that the -r -tt o™t<Larit;U6^!' ^ CaUSe of libertv* B HwUy u n Mem, ,ario„ | now ^ \ made of them, that W: ne chiefly venerate him. ' 9 «e was my fnend. 3k CONTRIBUTED- £: FOR SALE— Six bowling Alleys and vfl! wUlomMt t POt>1 tab,es and » equipment be removed by pur- S Albert K. aj. g M" 0.11)5 1 FOR WINTER WEAR » HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS J In the Predominating Fabric £: CHILDREN'S HATS AT Jm SPECIAL PRICES it: Lottie R. Hillman iwi 209 PERRY STREET

f pJ^?*SEI^LntIT CREDITORS t **** Pprerem Baraett. Deceased. "e order of Harry Sd Surrogate of the County of C*>e May, made on the ninth day of e few A~ . e°ri>e applicae Oie subscrdjer. Executor, of i no?ee * ^ereby given to - deeewed to «x«™t to the subscriber under oath or ■ affirmation their claims and damaiwy : P»PthB_f rom the ninth day of November, A. D. 1922, or thev wtil i oe forerer barred of ady artion • the subecriber. ■Dated November 9, A. D. 1922. ,, „ WILLIAM S. BARNETT. Executor-

gggaamut luufiautHHHHHinnnnno | SHOE REPAIRIN^ x L. H. TAYLOR } £ 626 Waahiagtoa Street 3 J mi?*!0"' 138X Cape May. N. J.^ )

Builder's Hardware & \ i Household Supplies ( „ M. H. WARE } Ste HH St. Km?. Phmmm 114-X J GOLDFISH t Are Always Acceptable Christmas f" ^ Gifts ); We have received a wonderful V Bhipment of healthy stock of fish f and snails. Also grasses, foods, J3 aquariums and castles. V MBte an early choice. f Mrs. M. A. Scull | Broadway and Emerald Avenue 33 WEST CAPE MAY S Keystone Phone 561-Y £ If you have anything to sell or rent, C an "ad" in the Star & Wave. £

, PIANOS TUNED . {J*' 5- tuner, wiH f 4H1 r£F /y **** of December . r ior may be left 210 Broadway, 1 [ H-ID22-34 i

NOItCB " Second hand furaitur. ahd *LAm . sought and sold. Ah raid W. Hfll209 . Ptey atrom. Kayrtwe 68-M. Stock rocro, srooW •oor. Excel rior BuiMh* Wert !'rorj rtreet. i -u n-tf

| BIfiB SHOES FOR MEN I %-j°\ $7.00 | § 11,8 K0®* «• he a 'high shoe Winter this year; mm $ O We've stocked up on comfort and qnaUty in throe. V ^ Don't let the low price deceive you. They're the same § 0 quality that sold for $9^0 last year. And don't wait W & till they're sold out. Come intoday and wear them out. X 1 M. C. FRYMIRE I 2 THE BEST SHOE STORE S 401 Washington Street Cape May, N.J. ft e ~ rx^r^^^wWXXXXMMAW^AXj^

I ^ i i Christmas ©ffer I | nizzin I • - SPECIAL PRICE FOR CHRISTMAS * ■» ; MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS IN f • IN CAPE MAY COUNTY 5 I ™. Book i. now i. th, |„ft iibr„„ the d f ( should be in all the homes of Cape May. * REGULAR PRICE $7.50 V " X [• Special Christmas Offer $5.00 | t Take advantage of this special offer by mailing to I ALBERT. R. HAND, CAPE MAY, N.J. 1 ft 0rder Blank Properly filled out Your children and grand9 ValUe thl" h00'' more and more as the years go by. V* t: SEND IN ORDER TODAY. 5 •ff, This Book ^ «n Especially Appropriate. Jp V ® Birthday Present gf 5 ' ."i — 1 | Albert R. Hand, Publisher S | flCape May, New Jersey. o At^cpting your .pcriol ChHMn,,, I „r|„« n.o dollar. % I ."cTr7M«i^tWl,MAVf',OOTBI>ESOTN,>AOTS | I Youih truly. v A |: NAME ff | ^ ^DRESS ^ ^