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Sports Golyum
ByOBY-jINGO
A R*ci OF HOME RI V HITTEIS
Wandering Golf Balls
By Feg Murray
With L/OU Gthfig battling flabt Ruth for th( AmfrirsM league i
bbtnc ma honors, the pennant rice of th* Ban Jnhnwn circuit has j
btcomr a matter of Kcondarv inipsnanre,
I
Evrr jince ht joined the Yanks Oehrig ha« bwn rn-naiuted as'
{[„ *'slugger, but no one ever thought he would rival (hf Hsinbinn as!
•.(Scant clouter.
Probably Ruth will draw a»»y if hi* ««ik legs do|
'nut keep him out of the game, but Cfhrig is matins it
mfrming
idt
the Babe and monotonous far the opposing fnnhrri
Ai far m the pennant race ii concerned thrrr is liitic sr no
interest in it, and there won't be unless the Yanks slumjv which is
litely to come only with injuris to about a half dozen of the
%' rtjwUn.
tven if (heir pltchen should start going bad, the Yanks i
turn t» bt maiitlul
enaugli OH the afltmlvt to oliu-t n..»t any
Wtakntss in the hurling department.
At present the Vanks are leading by a comfortable margin. N"o
other club is in a position to threaten them for only one team in the
league has shown any eonjisteney of late.
That's Detroit, but the
Tigro were jo late getting started they will are in the second
' JiVBlOO.
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The Mackmtn, Senetarl and White Sm hmr hrrn
good and bad, lee nuooinlfn/ It, rank uith thr
Yenti,
PAY CHicits Fo» Lou
Gding'j ability to hit home runs probably will cost Colonel
pretty penny. Ruth ii drawing an annual income of |
season over a period of three curs for hitting home runs, i
Thrre'i no reason to assume that (Jthrig is drawing near so
ttodi,
but if the former Coltunbii University star should continue
•9 hit homers as coniinently as he has thus far during thr present
campaign, no one oouJd blame him for demanding a fancy figure
Wtni llic uintracti in sent out next year,
* / With the intemt in the American League dwindling some.
wfat through the fact that the Yanb art well out in front, Grhrig
ant Ruth will pack 'em in wherever they play as long as their race
Utt JMBW run honors I'J close,
, So, in this connection, (Jrhng is just as important as a gate at.
Rufh,
For not only is he ahead of the Bambino in the
of homers, but he aim a the league's leading batsman.
Tht rail between Gehrig and Ruth nverthadowi
anything in baieball at the prtient time.
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CAN
JACK COME
Not since jack Dempsey stepped through the ropes for his
Tsr bout with Gene Tunney hat there been as much interest in
; contra as the coming affair between jack Denipsey and jack
It's Demplejr'i attempt to come back and regain the heavy,
"i diadem that has caused the unusual interest.
There it i wide diversify of opinion ju to Dempsey's chances
- believe that he will be a failure, Others point out that the
king of heavyweights was certain of his physical conditions
: innouncirig his intentions to re-enter the rjng.
Up at Saratoga they say that Dempfey loots fit.
But didn't
«ty the surie thing as he worked Under a baking sun at
tk City in preparation for his battle with Tunney? And yet
„. _ he stepped into the ring he appeared anything but ready,
pi
' If Dtmpser i« really fit physically, the majority of the fight fans
KWieve he will have no trouble getting by either Sharkey or Tunney.
But if he it BO better than the Drmpsef ef l,ut Sip-
Umber he femrt « fhiit ef a thanei with Ihe Rettmian
or thi champion,
• • • •
SKABJEIV Snot MJ BI Sraoxo FAVOEJTI
Sharkey should go in the ring a strong favorite, and from my
/ of thinking he should polish eg Jack the Dempsey without a lot
jF, trouble. However, you never know what !§ going to happen in a
" ryweight fight
L«Jt year I, drew a loud, raucous laugh before the Tunney fight
i I predicted that the marine would wear the mantle, that was
t the fight
Tunney isn't the greatest champ to wear the
, but my firm" belief fl he will grow a beard to his knees before
cy can heat him,
jack never could do much with an ad.
.. . that stood straight up and punched straight, !
•"•, If Shatkey follows the same program, he has a good chance to
ing Jack away Before the end of the battle.
If the cocky
• decides to »lug, I'd give him more than an even chance.
Perhaps I am a bit prejudiced aplnst the former champ since
t 'night about m years igo I saw Bill Brennan give him a fine
Mng in tht Madison Square Garden until he got careless in the
nth round. Denipsey it the time he fought Willard was one of the
'*-**— heavies the world ever saw, but since that time has done
Cape May Is
Swamped By
Ocean City
Local Team Scores Twelve
Runs in Eighth Inning
By Lusty Hitting
EMe
Rtchta Fine Game
By «!orlng twelve, runs ID the
el EUlh innlufi toe Otfan City
ColiMiuia Bwamp heiten here by George Levine and Jack Zmc.
„ Mpt Waunan will try hinler than ever to get
j« ring Mill Joe Dundee with the middleweight title
r 5,p00 to defend his title at the Bilti-
Tho Oollegians scoreil nine runs
In the fourth Inning. Hacltinan led
erf with a single, Rornme! was gafe
on nn error, Zeyher slneleil
and
Nicholson
cleared the Bneks with
a double. McCialn wait, safe on a
boot, znhn walked, Chesney ead
Hicknian lingled between several
•aerlflee
flies.
They flddci] three more on a
triple,
triple.
orror, walk and another
The ColleglaBii win meet
The map IneludM lota located
on the norm side of Ohio Avenue
to the Lagoon, frum
Bay
Avenue to the Bay, Ohio Avenue
Is the flfth Street south of the
Lagoon.
In all nineteen lilocka are Ineluded,
This section of tile tract
has be«n fllled, itreeta built anil
sidewalks laid.
The sale of the Riviera traet
was one of the most speqtacular
In Ocean Olty'a real estate his.
tpry. Whan placed on the mar*
k
l
p
mar
ket last year more than one mil.
li dll 1 h
lion dollars 1
worth of lota
Bold within ii few dayi.
At that time the trm-t
me.idow land. The lots were
Btihject to Improvements.
wan
wild
the Merrill A, r... of
PhMndelphla,
at Munleipnl rield on Saturday
afternoon.
Score ny Innings
Ocean nty 0 0 0 10 10] 1—13
flolden I/caf 0 II 0 0 0 II fl 0 fl— 0
Bishop Denny
At Tabernacle
Rev. H P. Sloan Will Also! Ho _ fl)r B«bJ on fu M day. Au-
Speak at Camp Grounds I
Bishop Denny, D. D, M, D,|
will conduct the rnornlne norvlcos
at the tablernacle on the Camp I
Orounds, at Sixth street ami An-
Golden Rule Meeting
The, Btinual, meeting of tile
Oolden Rule society win bo held
the pecan City Seashore
at 3 P "
bury Avenue, Sunday morning,
Tho morning service marU at
10.30 o'clock . Bishop Dvnoy Is
connected with the Mctbadlit
Church ot the South.
Bev,, Harold Paul Sloan, D, D.,
of. llAddon0eld, N, J rf president
of the Metbodlnt League at Faith
nd Hope, will presen tho sermon
M Ua evening Berries, which
Marts at 7.10 o'clock.
Rer. Baal* Is well-known to
nwlaeatj, and
BUILD A
TAXPAYER
HI that Vttirlt lot. |
inappv, up-to-dala
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lot pung*low ar
idiite. Con nirpi
m AdHiry AH. tAun Clly
pans way
two family
flngly lew.
City
worn
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OCEAN CITY NEWS
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FEIPAY, JDXT IS,
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SECTION OCMH CUT, H1W TOOT, FRIDAY, JTOT 18, IMT. SMI BulllUnc, UI Albu'lT
m hie Rotary Club Holds
Second Annual Ladies Night
Out-of-Town CuMti Attended Eventi. Which
ffere Splendidly Arranged and Proved Most Enjoyable;
Senator A. F, Daix Was Speaker of the Evening
yor Weilejf Heilberger, of Enston, Pa., W*s Guest
jit,
evening the iea IsieL
Rotary Club observed ittl 11
jual
I was an event which will not
goon forgotten by the mem
their wives and the guests
„ w«rs present. It was cor-
:g]y a moat enjoyable oeeaslgn,
I planned and admirably
ried out from start to finish.
! It was about 7^36 when the
btj-toiir Roiarlana, Sgtary
_, and KuoittB took their
Oieei at the tables which were
ingtid around
the epaclsus
ng room Of the Bellevue, the
filter of the floor being left
far dancing, ihe music for
Jhtch m
furnlibed by Jullen
and his oreheatra.
After
ling America and a brief but
welcome from President
(Ten the following avpetlilni
nil, weM 1 prepariid and eioelinJIy
Mrvea, was enjoyed:
Olives
Consomme Aoyal
Sea Trout Palace
Half Broiled Chicken
IrMn Feu
Rissole Potatoes
>ttii" and Tomato Salad
Russian Dressing
i Cream
Coffee
Cigar*
Clgarettea
Between the courses there wan
ling, dancing and a splendid]
of good feilowsbip, and j
luring thil time the program
nnittea pulled a stunt, which
Rescue Three
From Sand Bar
Wildwood Men's Engine
Become Disabled—Driven
On Bar By the Wind
Signals For Help Futile
ign.pluued the genial president
' a few moments,
A roulette
fiml was brought into the room
id the way the boys gathered
|nuBd that wheel and wagered
elr money, put the New York
itn* Barkat In the ihade.
But
tair fun was soon ended by the
strance of three officers who
tmtened to arrest tbr. whole
The participants •biffed
(If blame to the presiding officer
the raeponerble hend and bo
^4a escorted from the room until
he matter wu cleared up. The
jtunt created no end of merrl
tint,
The guetu wart introdueed bf
"ward Arnett and given a royal
*r» welcome, after which
iident Haffert presented east
of the dlub who In turn
called up to Introduce hi
•ry Ann by her home pet
this Invocation proving
m happy bit,
Ittirinf Piwident Honored
On behalf of tie club, lurro-
W» Irving Fitch, in a neat
i paying tribute to the exit,
eersiea to the C4UM of
•rf rindered by the retiring
'lint, Dr, O, W, Way, p
altd that genUeman
with
_ ' which, on being opened,
Moged a blonde paper doll, It
ig uld the doctor's taste rung
>. WondM, but as none of them
•v« captured him, It Is evident
'« taste has not been strongly
Hlvated, After the laugh at ths
•tor's exptnge was over, Mr.
tch presented him with B t
(CsnUnued on page eight)
ite Trooper
Applies jiu justau
Footer Decides It Beit
To Go Along
Application of jiu jutiU lioldl
AJ d 41 t Oape
After fen hours adrift at sea.
Magistrate Joseph Blair, SuperinUndent
of the Water Department,
Harry Weaver and William
ManetT, a retired business
man, ail of Wildwood, were rescued
by Coast Guards early
Thursday morning from a gatid
bar off ihe coast between Celd
Spring and Anglosea, ten miles
at sea.
The three nshermen were adrift
In an open boat, while a riaini
northeast wind faced them, the
wind driving them to a bar.
Efforts to attract aid by idgnailing
.passing craft, was futile.
The Coast Guards of Hereford
and Cold Spring Btatlons were
I notified by polio) (hat anxious
wives and relatives had reported
them missing.
Both Btatlong sent out cutters
and after a several houf's search
found the three fishermen on tb#
bar, a Hereford station cutter,
iiiulcr the command of Captain
Charles Wright picking up thi
men at 1:30 A. M.
On Wednesday
morning the
fishermen Hi out at t A. M. In
an open dory powered with a
gasoline _en£lne and spent thi
greater part of the dar nulling
At 4:90 in the ail—noon they
started for shore, but tbe motor
became disabled.
Efforts to re.
pair the motor were futile and
they signalled for lid. They
were unseen by passing craft.
Tile trio suffered
no HI effects
from their experleneo.
AJ«x sederoa', 41. ot
Court House, hy
Oape
Court House, y
er Curns was too much for
«60
|b» 111 foot man
undo, who was
-dulling
•mated last
Inegday together uith Thomai
itasky, 41, of Mia Grands, on
•rg« ot dlurderly conduct.
:it waa claimed by Benoiii' at
^ QMBda that the men caused
h duiturcance hi iht wolty
after Imbltilnf two Ireeif
l
water.
mr
(Old Tr«nr Caras
it ho had Tidied PUIMky to
SOBIB pigi, WBBB ill
inalaMd U«t Se
l
'Ith him be
f Mplltd
rnlstad.
the Jii
The
,jf Mplltd te Ji J
Bederoff decided not to take
•:«fc*B*M with tie Btoto
.**r, who Is ktniwll IB Slats
SIM elrelm M ta» "Wild CM"
U his ability to pounce on
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oS bad
purchaMd two
iaawutad to t.kothe Ph»
itjwltB ftl* tftw M »»a w
I .M,«|o Orende m *I»;'W
Right Granted
To Beesley's
P^id
Slate Board of Commerce
Gives Conient for Sirticture
Across Egg Harbor
One More Consent Needed
The •tale loari of Oommerce
and Navigation on Monday granled
ihe acegley'i Point-Somem
point Auloniohlle Britts Oonjpany
the rights for the eonstruatlon
of the proposed hrldge, Ineluding
ths riparian right. lor
the landing of the fcridge on
both aides of Brent Bgg Harbor
Bay and the right lhs building
of the bridge, being needed,
A written wrmlt muit he Il»-
en by the War Department, ihe
verbal sanetlon having beea glri
The naceg.
en somt lime ago.
permmion, it
l
i
The
e«eet«d,
will be glyefi within several days
aeeordinf to Krepps and «II, attomer«
for the brings eompsnr.
When this ii granted, the novtr.
tisemenUi of bids for ths eonstroetlon
of thi bridge will bo
published.
When ths new brijge ii com.
pieted it wHi add,another llnK
to ths chain of bridges along
the emit from North Itimr
W
ths MUtnerii end of the Ht»t«,
It u unaifitooa that the BtaW
dealrw to haw a direet
tui
front Nsw fork to Cape W.
doiif *w«y with «h« numerous
imiller roads one nust traverse
In ertn to sot to ttl» aeeUm
of tht BUt».
WHO Eifm .oWtSiBg srerr
wnk m;•.:•«#•••
IncreMw et
rortun. ' — — ••••
in MH \s i
pnouD
Mlflii Bins M. Wt*t, of Porl
Humn, Mich,, who today i» M-
knQwiedgi?d America's foremost
woniiin rratiTnalliit.
In 1S92 Hue
Founded Ihe Woinan'H lunoflt
Association, and toiiay It leaflii all
women nHsoriftlions In th^ world.
Cape May County
pQultrymen on Tour
Visit Four Plant;
State Specialist Black
Auto Parade at Avalon
On Labor Day
The Borough Recreation
Committee flf Avalon, responsible
for the (nest Independence
Day Giilebratlan this «•
eon him wilneaHil, have announced
that
mi automobile
parade Is being planned for
Ijahor Day. Tho very BueeSBful
Memorial Day program was
also under tiho supervision ef
this eomriiitteo, which Is proving
a valuable asset to Avalon.
Reforestration
Making Gains
In New jersey
Stole Ranks Seventh in
Number of Trees Planted
By Farmers
Good Use For Idle Acres
With
Secretary of Agriculture Jnr-
— I dine hag anrigiiiicHii the appoint-
Bome of the leading
poultrymen
In Cape May County enjoyed
a tour of observation and Jn-
Hlructlon Wrdnemlay, June 29.
The up=lo-flate ejitabif^htnentH
of
" k
Llniweller and Harry Schul!, of
Sw&inton, ware viHJted, in company
with Leslie M, Black, poultry
specialist In the ilale Ex>
tension Service, and County
Agent g. I. Stabler.
After the
tour, which took place in the afternoon,
a short meeting for dis-
3ioh of the observsjllons of
the (i.-iiHiiiHlrationiil work at the
ftbove mentioned eomtnercial poultry
plants were discussed by Mr.
Black and the poultrymen present.
men! or R. D. Forbes as the director
of the Allegheny Forest
Experiment Station, 'which Is beine;
eatabilBhed this mgnth. The
Allegheny station will serve Ihe
forest Interests of Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware and New jersey^
! That the farmers throughout
the United States are allm to the
economic changes which are ever
Vineland Poultrymen Will
Seed Alfalf* For Poultry
'
Many poultrymen of the Vine",
laud tract are planning to seed
runs to alfalfa, says Dl M, Bab.
bilt, Cumberland Oounty Agent,
Numerous requests have been re.
ceived at the county agent's office
far assistance jn getting a
•land of this israge crop.
In
order to give the poultrymen in
thi
section the greatest amount
of assistance, a twilight meeting
IS being scheduled for Tuesday
evening, July 1J, at I o'clock,
daylight saving time, at which
time II. R, Cox, farm crops specialist,
will be present with the
county agents to demonstrate and
diseuss th*6 most approved methods
used in Retling a stand. The
Importance of thorough preparation
or the soil, Inoculation of
the seed, and tho value of sweet
soil are factors that will bo explained
at the twilight meeting.
(Presumably this meeting will be
hold In Vineland),
Nine Life Guards
At Stone Harbor
Tnis year the stone Harbor
beach patrol cgnaisls of
nine
husky members, an increase over
all preceding yearn. Five of the
guards are stationed at the cen.
trill bathing beach at Nnlnetyslxtii
Street.
Wltb an excellent
beach ant) surgical
eaulpment,
those guards wont on duty July 1,
Tbd Captain, James filane, tH'
gan his duty on June 15, This
is the begnnlng of his fourth
year of service for ihe Stone Mar.
bor patrol.
Forrut M. Rich Is
Now Deputy Sheriff
Forrest M, Rich, of North
Wildwood, was sworn In as Deputy
Bherln on Wednesday at Court
Home, by Judgo Eldredge.
Bleb susceeds Mr. Teneiibaum.
or Cape Mar, who reilgned some
time ago,
The new deputy was
formerly manager of the Wild
wood flu company.
It is uBdeniood that fin or
six otkera sought the position.
ncreanlng the posilblllliei in
growing timber crops is shown
In a report recently published
by the federal authorities at
Washington.
This report shows
hat of the fifty-odd million forest
rees planted, this spring on prlvate
or State owned lands In
America, about twenty-five million
fone-balf) were planted by
'armers on farm lands.
It Is not surprising ihal the
farmers should lead In forest
planting.
In fact, It was tc be
expected.
Agriculture In Amerihas
undergone vmst changes
duHng the last few decades. Perhaps
the most prominent result
of these chances haa been the
more rhfeniTve farming "of "Tni
belter soils, accompanied by the
abondonnient of the poorer and
less suitable.
More and more fanners ore be-
Ing faced with the prohitmi of
finding some suitable and profitable,
uses for these lonfinK acres.
Timber tree crops admirably meet
heir need because tba cost ef
establishing such cropa *« low:
hey can bo planted wIMioill the
ground Being plowed or clliorwl»a
prepared; once plantti! th'iy
takecare of themselveB, thu.' allowing
the farmers to ^1 '•? ail of
:b«lr attention and time t*i Ihelr
ithir farm actlvllies,
Jt is quite eertnln that ench
year will show an Inoreaie.l acreage
planted by the farnrii of
America,
New Jersey farmers aru well
up In the front rank, itiindinR
seventh in the number of trees
planted
by farmers wHfiin Its
borders. When we consider that
thuro are thirty-one oilii Stale
n which forestry extension work
is being done, this is not a very
bad showing.
However, heie in
^..s,Jersey we have made hut a
sniali start In the reforestration
of idle land, which proniiwH to
remain
idle for many decmlei
unless reclaimed for tlmher rrnfm
The gains made In fnrent pl'int-
Ini; during the lnnt few years
promises well for tho future
Cumberland Co,
Growers May
Open Market
Board of Agriculture and
Vegetable Growers' Ass'n
Are Favorably Inclined
To Be Effective Next Spring
Al! auction market for Cumberland
County produce will result
in belter grading, greater markuts
and conseiiuentiy
prlees for produce
growl
be organized,
and
attracting
buyers
better
In the
county.
Tills ia the eonclusioii
arrived at by a ooniniiitce representing
the County Beard of
Agriculture unil the
Vegetable
Growers' Association, which held
a mtwtlng at the Court House,
Brldgeton, last Tuesday evening,
A. E. Merckor, chief or ihe Bureau
or Markets fof the giate of
N.'w Jersey, met wtUi the comnltee
and gave his experience
with aueli market organisations.
The locution of such a market,
shouiil
one
methods or
representing clues throughout the
East, were principal factors cnii-
Hidemd, The plan eonsidoriid was
similar In effect to the one at
Mbyvllle, Dei., whorJ Hlrawberries
ara «old under the Immnier.
A few of the members had visited
this market several weakfl ago
and were well impressed with this
method or selling produce.
That there is sufficient produce
to warrant such a market Wai
of 11111 - doubt in Ihe minds of
those on the committee. The feeling
that Brtdgetoit would be a
logical point Was generally agreed
upon. The next action taken
will be to secure a site that is
convenient
and adopt
to a railroad siding
a method of attractp
ing buyers who will open up
greater markets for the produce.
Should an auction block be established,
the committee will arrange
to have it In operation for
Ihe strawberry market next
spring.
Annual Convention
Assembly-by-the-Sea
To Be Held at Stone Hnrbor
August 7 to 14
Tho Asscmbly-by-thr-Hca
will
hold Its tenth annual lotivenllon
rriini August 7 to 14 Inclusive A
most Interesting and helpful program
has been arranged
Promt
ncnt tugche and lecturern liavn
been secured
The beach work
for the children and youths
be conducted again by Hev Mr
chamherlaln. The young peopln'"
department wll bo In the hands
qf Mr. Bert Iludolpb. Among the
fiunlllar speakers »nil teachers
will bo Drt. Dager, Pohlman, De
Qac. Ifofftnsn snd others.
Dr. U. H- Usuehterty, the president,
eipects to be preMnl.
No
registrations. Everybody welcome.
nip! "I had a permanent wan
put In my bslr While I
on
the itumer crowing thi Allan- Will Act as Circuit Judge
tie," •
Plop:
Ladies Proved
Better EntertaJneifi
Won Over Men of Cape
May Grange
The ladies of Cape May
Orange, Dias Creek, were entertained
Monday evening of this
week by the men of the Grange.
The ladles won In a recent entertainment
esntest to see which
side could provide tile better entertalnnienl,
the ladies of
ths
Grange, or the men.
The grangers met at Dias
Creek ball and went Irani there
10 the new development ef the
Cape May Beaeh Estates, where
thi! entertainment took place. It
was originally planned to roast
"hot dogs" on the beaeh, but this
idea was abandoned in favor of
having them served with rolls In
the dining hall of Ihe pavilion.
Coffee and fc^ cream werg also
served,
aamoa, musle and dancing
added to ihe pleasure of the
evening.
Col, Schwarzkopf Grants
Request of Co. Granges
The Cape May County Granges
co-opcrntcd with tho Cape May
Court House Chamber of Ct
niwcv In requesting tint return
of a Slnte police station to Cipe
Mny Court House. The county
scat .headqunrlA t£
Main Seashore Road and ihmij
Shore Hold through tbtif
iwrtlruj towmhlp
roadi.
follow the old Indian tralla,.i
originally led from ncea^ (
Dr. Way has spent many j
in studying the hWoft i
ihs,blts of the Indian* an«Jl
countless rellc-BB In tllB tT
arrow
heads, grindlnW fi
tomahawks and the Ilka
ed In tbls county.
Fint i«
As one motors down th* I
Boad. the first marked
the Lennl-Lenape
trk
runs from the 6waln
Bwainton, to the Bay ffhon)
at Ooshen, and ttaepee *o !"
BeMh on (Bt Wy-ehOM.
road lo now In Jlns oondlW
Ing- maintained »y the '
and 'affords a delightful
through heavily wdodtd
The second la the Kin* 1
trail,
which leads from
North Wildwood Boulevard
trance to the Bay Snore Kos4 I
(Continued on pa** dent}
WilrJwood Secured P. R.
Eastern Diviajon
Wildwood baa been awarded ,
annual meet or the Eintirn!
sloa of the Pennsylnof*
i
the meet to be beld In ths
on August 26 and IT. . , ,
The meet, which draws '«tli*j(a«s
from all U» •hopi and o«p»|,otj
the railroad In the Bastone
of the lursaat mMM *rar I
in the resort
'S
special tnlns will bring,-
sands of athletes to th«' t
specisl imancenitttta
made by Wildwood to
entertain the athlete*
parties.
Rebuilding of Sea
Isle City Boulevard
Will Come BeJore Sea Isle
C. of C. on Monday
The discussion of the recon
atructlon of the Ses Isle city
Boulevard will come up at the
meotlne of the Sea Isle City
Chamber of Commerce on Monday
Mayor Maurice M. Sofroney on
Wednesday stated
that County
Engineer K Fendall flmlth had |
given him plans for the road's
re-construcllon.
The Mayor will
explain tho matter In detail.
Tho report from the committee
i the Set Me Boulevard will
also be given at tbe meeting. All
residents of fiea. Isle city and
persons using the boulevard are
asked to attend ths meeting, an
it Is felt the matter Is an Important
one and every cltiten B*-
•huuld us piraeuf. at the
SBCORITT Trust < .
over t5.TOO.0O0.O0 aasetavjll
and surplus over
f0tf
Vour money Is safe with '
You can deposit by UU 1 !
It over.—Adv.
meeting.
Fined $IOj»nd Costs
State Trooper M. Beylon lust
Wednesday arrested Hurry Mnrvby,
ot Olendora;.for reckless
•h-tvlng. on tbe sompiatnt at
Howard Younger, of WestmontL
Yoyngtr'u car having teen badly
damaged when
Murphy'* ett
struck Ills ear, «t
d
Sunday.
"TakenVbe
nt tn*
Would you
—,-^j
cumstanlal aildenMT
f v ^Vjjj
Do you do your QWft I
Ina*—or do yolMtt
minds of that* who*
conchmoni Influence '
Han TOO 'heaa a >
"group oontlotlon"
ruined a life or lit
here lit Cape Ifar<
re In Cap* Mar