OC|AN CITY SENTINHL.LEDGER' Somer* Point<strong>City</strong> AuctionsOff More LotsSOMERS POINT — <strong>City</strong> Councilconducted another public sale <strong>of</strong>elty owned property Friday eveningwith <strong>City</strong> Solicitor Enoch Higbeeconducting It.Tract 1, Lot 123,, Subdivision J,plan <strong>of</strong> Samuel H, pine, was soldto Milton Lati for a minimum price<strong>of</strong> $100, plus $7,40 tax dueTract 3, Lot 37 and p. Block 18, FiitE CO. AUXILIARYMap a, Olyn Neath, was sold for RESUMES MEETINGSWOO plus taxes <strong>of</strong> $11.60 to Rlchnrd8OMRHS POINT — The Ladles'S, Thompson.Tract S, Lot 9, Block 3012, atHigh Bank, went to Henry J. Clanfrnnlfor $760, plus #46,10 taxes,A resolution was adopted for the.public sale <strong>of</strong> Lot 20, subdivision 3<strong>of</strong> Samuel M Pine, for a minimum<strong>of</strong> i780, Lot 25, for a minimum <strong>of</strong>140. and Lot 125 or a minimum <strong>of</strong>175, at the meeting <strong>Oct</strong>ober 13, at8:30 pm,Another resolution was adoptedwhereby a deed was accepted fromFlorence and Walter Brooks In lieu<strong>of</strong> foreclosure.Stnnlev Wilson, who with hisfamily are now residlni; In Floridawrnte a letter In which he resi|;Mfi',us t. r iK assessor.Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> the Volunteer FireCompany resumed Its meetings onMonday evening at the fire hall,Mrs, Martha Knipple was welcomedas a new member, Mrs, LilllcScull, in charge <strong>of</strong> the change<strong>of</strong> the change socks, reportedthat they netted $8.33Mrs. Laura Ford will be chairjman <strong>of</strong> refreshments at the Septem.ber M meetingMrs. Oeorge Laffey reeelvitl the.ittendnnce prize.The next meetini will be nextOhurch.Wednesday,[ _ Thuiv*., b pm, Sr. choir rehearsal.Point ChurchesBETHANY' METHODISTRev. I'. E. 111. kmaii, Faster10 a/ji. Sundiiy School.11 a.m Munilng Service. Topir:"Three Verdicts.' 1730 iJ.ni 'lliKlliness is Prnfitiibl:-'ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCHSunday Muss H n tn.Firs! Friday Diviuitnis —7 In n niWOMEN'S CIVIC CLUBKiisi'MES MI:ETINRN, BOMEHS POINT—The Women's |Civil' club resutiied ineetliiBS Thuis- >liny tvi'ililiji nt tin- lire hull. A re- Ipuri uf tile curd party conducted ,in June was Miven by Mrs DavidSmith. Iln 1 Julj parly by Mrs. Fitir-• •IH-I- Si-ull, pl.niw were made forciirtl party Bcplwiiber ai, Mrs.ZIRCONS , . , Stone <strong>of</strong> MysteryThe jifrsn wnh its pefiiiur *l!kMMnd iiki' bfiiiaiifV •!ictar =«8 to *100We inVMe YOU !e vk * ihts unusual coUrcHon oi jiffftngluDsp an) mOuiiUii SH tlispliiy in our wmms—THE HOIT^E OF VALliE^=MUTH'SJEWELRY GIFTSA giti bearing (he name "MUTH" Is ysur guarantee <strong>of</strong> ihr utiimfliF in gnsdilUs and sou mi jmJjUmni yf values.MABT OF OCEAN CITYS2W28 Boardwalk(Opposite Music Pitr)VFW AuxiliaryPlans Birthday FeteORACE M-TIIER'ANBOMEHfl POINT - The LadlesS|I,,I T rd, nnd Meyrnn av.Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> Roberts-Jnhnsnn PnST I ||j. y |, r ,|iiii F Atlh'r,*4 'IMVi'ti-rnns nf Furelgn Wars, met in ; Th(,' inth Sunday aflir Trinitycity hall lust Wednesdny evenln-i | i| 4^ „ ,,, oiiiinli Schuulnnd planned to celebrate the birthfhiviinnivnr;the OrhiberApplicatiorrrrHved frnriwith 11 Mift Iri'-ileciirntluiAlitlaI-'iijlt'Wint' llu 1 but-ini^'.?; sproup ntijtiiinifHi tn P'I }!*• ;Uti riMuii! c pri/i' wciHi Iit>Fnlll.MOORLVNToday and Saturday"I Love a Soldier" Mis about thelove <strong>of</strong> a shipyard worker pauletteOoddai'd, for a 8011th Pacifichero, played by Sonny Tufts. Inan early scene. Sonny has a meet-Friday^pt em^<strong>of</strong>members11 ii in, rh" Si'rmc. MrWebcf will pji^uti theTill' Si-nii.r Clinirttiiifur membership w:is I :>titiifitiMm, EliKnbetli Juv EplHIi" Clnliniiins 5 35Farley was presentr,! j Ciu.sjjel Multhru G 24=;ltr her activities in th"the Honor R"H11 OF AIT >lUlfJKNHOMEHOMl-Hfl POINT Mrs F.nllivMiiflHcn < liti-it :iiti!-ti ini'inbi^rs <strong>of</strong>1 in- l>;nii:hti'rs nl America Wcilnct.-1 hi%" ivrliitm :i! Ihr home uf MrsAtfrtnihm uere Mrs Lillinni Fiinic\Mrs Fluri'iici' OiltiiTi. Mir.i Iin ill,- , H.iiin- I ,ih('. "1 OCIMII <strong>City</strong>: Mr< VI- •il11 wmntM.mi. ||,,.(i 10AmericBnPhoneTAXI 0200Stand 8th & WeslO|i|)"sltr Ail' sti.rfCITY CAB: NEHVft'E010524-IiOIIt NEHVft'EAHPhonesHiiclilliy. Mis BliiippfU mill\h> U'i!Ii> F* luiiinnrp. al IMcasitnt^•nil,! Mrs 1. i lii.. Si: nil. Mis Kll/iilutliSlliiiiii :illil Mis l-imih Miiiil.-|ij=:,iinrr^ Puln!KIU'.AMS HEAKiisllMHIH POINT• I'.I.I.II p M, .i Ji iiciill Ing with Piiulfii" tu bring back, tip* some trinket-s whleh his buddy,killed. In action wantedreturned•njiivi'il. .(,, her. The romantic spark ist tu Mr? jiourtieil (iff imiiwdlniuly and n ser.'it's <strong>of</strong> hunied ineetinBs and de.Iparturi's follows nnd finally, a proiposiii <strong>of</strong> miiiTiUKe by sonny. Tnthe meantime, Walter Sande. Tuf'i"soldier pnl, set. 1 - a uuod esa.iip'n f,irI he lovi -birds by marryingpjiu'-i.lle's friend, played nv Muiy Treen.Neil Week End' Since You Went Away." Dnyif!O Si'lnii'k's Insi film sine-1 theAiiHleitij Awiird-wlnJiini; doneWith the Wind" nnd "R.-inrci."(itiirrinj; C'liiudcttf Colbert. JosephCutteii, JeiufifiT Joins .ShirleyTvmple. Monty Wiiolli-y, LionelBummorr- mid HubertWiiiit.r. ar.lives sii ! Iif, Muorlui T>ii->itr< anTlmrmlav ihrnuiih Uiiili'il Aiti,i>'--September 15, <strong>1944</strong> Editorial Page <strong>of</strong> The Sentinel-Ledger PAGESEViTwo Evening Shows starting 7:15 . Matinee D,||IIILRS, PRI. * SAT,. HEFT H.IS.IB "~ "'"lAIIBTTE OOIJDARD . SONNY Tl F T S . BABRV «.OEHALIJ and I1KI I All UONDI | n * ¥Tt t-"I LOVE A SOLDIER"MON,, TIES and WEIJ,, NKI'T, |H - ] 1 Hi Mid tiifi M I?n^fnn Mt'Mli I ,' tojSiliinn itiiifikintl 1* iJiv-iily iinU'httstfor )\is iiiMMtvtM > nf fthcr vrijH.f•AS Mil iiM;itv,!hf'tirPti Hi-rioiis ii *5,in*: ji'fl h'li in uliii!" IUHHK nil I'W ii.ivrn'^uiiiM.l in si ^rim onnrintf, bn' thertl f In 1 f iini witli f'Xfiirhirfi'. la\>*itiitl rnnn f ily,UH I MrC'n-ii uhn willbt* rcin^nibt'iMii us liic Iirrci•'H:.il!iv:!n'.^ Tru\rl-'." nnolluT Slur- 't:* ! s ' 11! uf U \ tAi nr -.-At mm. iiii =pt i rsnn;ifi u i)f Moriun= un Hh'aliMf:n: ilis witf i Hi'M v Y^j'kl i:Mull. Tu*^ uiiil WPU. !1 H;ui fiir C'uiHjLH-rini; Ht-ru" i^ I,jii ! iiiri=Hi'V. "i-vt ]• rnnipd *\\\v hi,id jIn itnv niuVic Is'liirp. So n drt>uni jnf ji xi r^!'ii-^i nuk k!d ronir.H trut 1 .- jVlIJAciF:\PKI Friday and S:itunlavMuiiifl uini 1fukon us n run 1 forMs - I-fiiiml' 1 . Mi> Cl.ini Msnk n t,u\^ jiJ-c/s ;i prniiiiiit'nt psirt inl.l M:AiiU'll-i ??• hmiili. wci-i- i«b* ; ,|1(1 nctinn ni RKO Rudin^ new i=n-' ti;iiitir fumcch. Hiido By MiHtnki 1 "• en-.stjirrinf;AIJUI M.ir.4ial ;iml Ur-Jiinno HavKiippnrtinu M.ii-H'nnl i\m\ Lniiiinr \DA\ nn M;irsii;t Hutu nn fiylvin. '.\li\11 Jij^lvn 11.- IM-V hu.t.b;iiul Erf- '• I'.IU rini'lKiMMii nnfi Flliii SuniirH'T- I! •I *i;1 i fiih ant! A«luiiy, liirtrc RdominKHIIUW nnn(ins stiiiiim. ("ASHKi.nno2—HIT Ai.liui y Avcnui', Stiirr andnw^llimi, t'AHH %1,W\);i—,(.|!i . ~,\ Ashui'v Avenue. Stiirc MiniInu'llim. (ASH,M.Mill|__( ciini'i ^1 It SI. JIIHI Wi'hli'v A vi 1 . Wrsh'y Aims Hciti'L.-,> Huli-mmis. HAI.K CASH. ' fMMW"1—1017 A?iliiir» Axi'nuc. Slni't 1 andnwcllinu. CASH.*;S,l)nnIi— Ka-t CiiriH'r 7th HI, and Wrsloy Avi'iiiic, UoominuHiiu-i 1 and Ailiirfnii'nts. CASH,$7,oO(i7—-10!» .Ninth Hlrtul, OITitw and I*»vfllinif,CASH.*5,nnnLUIS. (iirncr 7th Ht. iintl Ovt'an Avi'. (In I'liri;IIHK'MI. CASH $2,000!)~i'il Ashui-y Avoniii', Dwi'Minu,CASH, " sa.OOOTAIL END I.IQIIIIiATION' OFTHE FIKST NATIONAL DANK ASSETSPrftmn^iy For Full Partifular^A. L. PANCOAST200 Wesley AvoniieTenderizedSmoked Tongues39cBaby Beef Liver 1^3 0CiennlneLambs' Liver Ib 32*Long IslandDucklings ItPenn Stores Co,725 AsburyTELEPHONE 0&44744 Asbury Ph. 1035TBV A CLAaeiFiTD ADFOB QUICK BESULTa"Till !(«i., Fill, * SAT,, SEPT 14-I!i liiCuntinuaus 10:JI0 a.m. in HfiilhUi*IOEI. Mi'C'HEA - BETTV EIE1,I> - IIAKRV CAREY . WIiIIi«ilEMAKEST - EHANKI.iN PANOIICIIN - foil In, HALfj"THE GREAT MOMENTHlarUiig ^liinday; 'I'IVO Evr. Hhows— ^Iiitiii!*r iiiiiiy, 2-30MON.. TIIES. mid HEII., SEI'T, IK - IS - SOEIliJIE BRAC'KKN • EI.I.A ItAINEN - WII.I.IA.M DESIAIKTHAVMONI) WAEHl'liN and EHANKI.iN I'ANniSOHNV"HAIL THE CONQUERING HERO"i'llIIIM., Fill, and NAT., SKi'T, !l - "A - V.CAIIV CiRANT - I'ltlMTI.I.A I.ANK • KAVMONI1 MASSEVJAC K I'ABSON - Ei(WAKi) EVERETT IKlltrdNPETER I.OKME :IIHI .IA>lE>i (;II:\SON inARSENIC AND OLD LACE"j^"TTTiT 1N n._ANi;KViM-:. Kiiin.fMAiiiiKil I.KK. Ah.nlui.lMil,.,,,It.HN I' SMI I'll. Ailvrrli.mic .Ml,,,,1NAVJTHIINI'K.ManaypfTIiTN riiKK: »150 v_, mr i,f II,liiTim Evpiiinij SlinU's Stiirllm 7:l!i— Milliiici Saturday. 2:30ITU. & SAT,, SEI'T. 15.HiMiillni-p saiunhiy<strong>On</strong>ly 1:.1lllU'NNV (iOOHMAN - i.ISI»A IlAHSKI.i, • I.VXN HAH I • JACK(lAKIi• AI i,VN JOSI.VN • lAME-i ( AHnWKi.I. in"SWEET AND LOW DOWN"Till its,. Fill, ami HAT., SEPT. '!1 • '!'! • II!^I.AN MARSIIAI. - I.ARAINE IlAV - MAnSIIA HINTVN i"and AI.I.VN JOSI.VN inBRIDE BY MISTAKE"Buy More War Bonds and StampsDAN'SFISH MARKETON THE BAY AT iflTH ST.RIGHT OUT OF THE NITIIMackerelFloundersKingfUhSea BatsButter FullPorgieaCroakersTM1MGS TO 1 «' '" Hnmiiluthc ili'iijtiitx ni' aifeptcmlit'r vm-ulinn li«n-t:.* In AiiU'list, tilt* city pulilirity tlt'partmnnitiimpiii'iil'ily HilHpiiiilecl iill !iilvi'itininn inj|j(1 ni(i||'ci|U(liti!iiprt'MS lii'i-HiiKi' (lie i'(>snrtwns lilli'ii pi'iii'ticiill.V to rfipiii-ity. It spentthe nii'iU'V iiili i', ui^iinr piMipli' in ch-l'cr(juiir \iii-aliniis until 1'all,This i-iim|)iuVn K°< l"« J «ulf.«. We nnw linvnSppti'ii'' 1 ' 1 ! viii-iitiiiiii.sls in uii|)i('i(iilcni! iiliumlii-i's-- lint w
Nfr,4' .f3rV- OCEAN crrv Friday,iy t» to go forwnrd <strong>of</strong>, mfl, tWBpmfeffy In Rewtbe proposed new conoUtut»adopted in NovomaOTornorOhwtoB Bdl-In an addraw at ag wronged by tliettfte dub last TBUW-. out that swvke menbe returning, ne said tbe"" ptwent consUtuUon isisd Oat "the ipwtnee one them ta to estoNew Jersey a better statet, one competent to dealtremendous problems <strong>of</strong>M M fate the Ulegabyopponents Oat theMUMi to notIn Uie bestpMM <strong>of</strong> the rural ureas, "GoodrpoHftpMUt," he added, "Is to theP,Klt?ltlten»t <strong>of</strong> every good citizen,Vno nMter where he Uvar"# l B ttet the sew constltu-,$fen;#ouW eUmln»te overlappingind ^infUctlng fiscal agencies andbudgeto, Edison said'It -would makeIt matt easier to operate toe stats't economically.Church Announcements0SS HI CLASSIFIED AD!1 FOB QtJICK B1SFLTSfIRST METHODIST•th at. MM Central «r.Benjamin F. AUtMd, MUUittiThe meeting <strong>of</strong> the leaden <strong>of</strong>two peat nations, our Presidentand England's Prime Minister, wereadily taow means more troublelot the enemies <strong>of</strong> the Allies, •Hiequestion for the Christiana Is, whatan we doing to prepare for thepeace? We shall either la.cn and dosomething about that question, or,not many years hence, w« will befacing another war.Let us gather ourselves in our•arlous places <strong>of</strong> worship from timeto time, that Under the inspiration<strong>of</strong> the Christian message we maybe prepared to do our part u Chris,tiiuis.The services for the corning Sab.bath lor the above church will boas follows:9:30 a.m, The Church School, £verywherethe talk, especially a-msiif children, is about school.Religious training, howev«r, is leftto the home and the church. Arsyour children getting any reliiioultraining? Encourage them tnattend some Church School,0:45 a,m. The Morning Sirviee siWorship, The sermon subject forthis service will be, "God's OontminingLove," George O. Ashtonwill present a program <strong>of</strong> organclassics, and Olarenue Reeves #11be soloist for this service.7:45 p.m. The Boardwalk TwilightService, Dr. Walter W. VanKirlecommentator <strong>of</strong> the NationalBroadcasting company, will beguest speaker. The entire quartet,whose presentations have been somuch appreciated during Augustand September, will bring the musicprogram for this service. Ml,Ashton will preside at the Hammondinstrument, presenting specialpreludes, and accompanyingthe vocal selections,loo* Y*ar$ Younger withBlonds with Your Complexion I1 Scarcely Noticeable Ir modern styling did forifl«Mi,thiigre«oewZenith "first" does fiethe hesmDgait=glinit t iiw "look <strong>of</strong>youth!" Never again need chum•Usability be buried beneath abating impairment..(MB in-sec foryourself thenew*t*nty <strong>of</strong> the NcutnU-ColorEarphone and Cord—the result <strong>of</strong>more thin two yean <strong>of</strong> libontorfresearch. Both are now includedat BO extra cost with the ZenithRadionic Hearjoa Aid,lie new cord ii perspiratioagro<strong>of</strong>,water-pro<strong>of</strong>, kink-pro<strong>of</strong>,^phablf. It will not fray-nuy k*Wiped eJMn with a damp cloth.THE NEWRADIONIC HEARING AIDIilAIY TO WIAR. Cnnpltto withgrMasMprioiw ond Cord-Cr,S lim)^..CMrtlTtpC,.l Mlirs.•h«»-Wienis Tukli-MMriMbBM (Mali No "Mm-_0nl, ZMINI'I taMni MaiDR. HARRY H. LAKE(OPTOMIfRIST)822 ASBURY AVE.FIB8T PBESB1TEKIANfin st. and Wesley »v.The OMpel Ceotfird andMtasiorury Minded ChurchRev, Otorfi- Fiwher, Th.D., PastorOrli a.m. Prayer Meeting <strong>of</strong> th.*Sunday School teachers and <strong>of</strong>ficurrin the choir room.1:30 a.m. Sunday School. MissCatherine Oordon, supt. Wllilam |di acceptedT. Bwayne *nd Henry B. Cooper,assistant iuperintendents,.« a. Lesson for September B4th,"Heilgion In The Life <strong>of</strong> a Notion"II Samuel 7: 17-39.lfi.4S a.m. Moming Service <strong>of</strong> Worship,sermon. "Press Through toJesus," Mark 5: Sl-34, The choir,led by Leslie C Hughes, will sing'Praise The Lord, 6 Jerusalem."by Maunder. Soprano solo, selectedby Mrs. Jean Aird. Philadelphia,e-4S p,rn. Meeting <strong>of</strong> the WsitminsterPellqwship.7:40 p.m. Evening Service <strong>of</strong> War.ship; Sermon, "Stir Up The Oift<strong>of</strong> Ood." n Timothy 1: 8. Theauartet will sing. "Ood 8o LovedThe World," by fltalner. SopraiiuBolo, "Song <strong>of</strong> Praise/; by Qoublier,by Mls» Miriam E. fllmms,Tues., 8:30 a.m. Fall Meeting <strong>of</strong>the Presbytery <strong>of</strong> New Jersey atthe First Presbyterian Church.Swedosboro.•Wed,, 7:30 p.m. MidwiekPrayerMeeting nnd Bible Study.Tiano Tuner*jailed A YearContinued from paie 1Ml [Vice said he began InvestigatingLarge alter the Eiwayne Hotelmanagement reporwd having turn.Ml over {is to him for instrumentparts wWeh never arrived.ARRESTED DURING 'RECITAL"The trail led from one place toanothfr, and Large finally was arttstedwhile playing the piano Inah Impromptu recital at anotherhotel, nice said that Large playedwell,Ralph Lombard!, hauling coil,tractor, testified that Large ap.preached him and <strong>of</strong>fered to sellhim a piano for is, which Lomburdiaccepted. Large, lie said, tookhim to the rooms <strong>of</strong> Moryan.Ranck Post. American Legion, atthe Music Pier, and showed himthe piano he had 'bought". Hosaid he gave Large an additionnlISO to have the piano tuned nndrenovated before, he took It home,RECOVER PART OF CASEPhilip Shaf'o, a membfr <strong>of</strong> theL«gign post, said he saw Largeworking at the piano last Tuesdaybut thought he was a pia.no tunerhired by someone else In the Poit,and was not suspicious.jPolice recovered a portion <strong>of</strong> the jpiano eaae which Largei had re-'moved and given to Lombardl totake home.Anotherwitness was MichaelHenry, 848 Delnncey pi., who saidthat Large began talking to litei ona street corner and claimed to bea neighbor who knew htm in FhiladelfhlB,Large nsked for i loan <strong>of</strong>« to npalr "one <strong>of</strong> hit flMt <strong>of</strong>trucks, which had oroken down",Henry testified.Thewitness said he was goingto loan the money and went floraefor it, but his daughter recalledST. AlIOIiSTINE'S CHUBCHIHli and Ashury av.Rev Burlholonitw B. Doylelliv, Wm. L, McKeeverSunday Musses_c and 10,11 a.m.Confessions on Saturday.7:30 and 9 pjii,ST, MARVS CHAVELgnd and Atlantic av.Sunday Mass— 8:15 a.m.FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTIONS—13tn Bt..7 a.m.Holy Hour 7:30 pJn,* * *ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN10th si, and Central av.Rev, Frank F, Adler, S.T.M., Fasto?Thr ISth Snnday after Trinity:9:48 a.m. church School, P. BdwinHelUer, supt, Classes for all ajjogroups. Christian Life Course andAugsburg Lessons Used. Attendancecards given. The pastor willteuch the Adult Bible Class, Ailare cordially welcome,1 a.m. The Service. Pastor Adkrwill preach the serenon: 'HarvcitTime,"Mrs. J. Darby Btokes will sing,BJistle: Oalatians B: »-«: 10,• Matthew fl: 24-34,Bide tlice have had dominion overus-" dsa. 36:131 Correlative lsas-, sages from "Science and Healthwith Kry to Ihf Scriptures 1 byMary Baker Eddy include:'•When will it be understood thatmfittcr has neither intelligence, life,iiur sensation, and that the oppositebelief is the prolific source <strong>of</strong> all4 6 and i suffering? , . , Matter is neithercreated by Mind nor for the manifestationand support <strong>of</strong> Mind,"ipp, 20S, 279).Christian Science Services, VillageTheatre, Bth st, and Hoardwalk,every Sunday at 11 ajn.on.* she knew. When Henry returnedto the street corner, Largo"had flown the coop", he said.The prisoner, police leaned, laon tho "wanted" list <strong>of</strong> the Cam.dim County proseejjtor's <strong>of</strong>fice,which will send » detainer here tohold Large to be turned over toCamden after he cempletei the \local sentence.Examination SoonFor Case WorkersA civil service examination t<strong>of</strong>ill the position <strong>of</strong> case worker fortht. Division <strong>of</strong> Old Age Assist,aiice in the Department <strong>of</strong> institutionsnnd Agencies will be conductedan Monday, September 25?The test is to establish employ,ment lists for case worker positionsIn County Welfare Boards <strong>of</strong> OapeMay, Cumberland, Gloucester,Huntcrdon, Salem, Somerset andSussex. It is open to men andwomen residents <strong>of</strong> the state, butpreference in appointment wUl begiven to resident! <strong>of</strong> the county inwhich each vacancy occurs.Application blanks and informationmay be »ecured at the CountyWelfare Board <strong>of</strong> Hot, CourtHouse.Incendiary FireAt Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>fin,allegedly <strong>of</strong> Incendiary origin,endangered stam so* «wumints on the Bea We Oily bowdw»lkbttiretn «th mi 41H il*.parly Sunday morning, but wgs extinguishedwithout much duuee.Flames wen ^dlBCOvwcd In thorear ol a Jirst floor apartment occupiedby Mrs. Bnuim A, OraberIB ORAIfCIRV Or MW HUIVTO: UJRETrA A. DOt'CIIGRTV iteeulri«nnd iu]f djviict uiidtr lie will<strong>of</strong> fii.tii M. Diiuitlertr, dee'd., ilfdiuiriiiaii <strong>of</strong> litrvfj SHXimelianhinr,FRANCIS 111 iXJUOIISKTV; lit.WILLIAM W, DOl'ClieRTY,* heiriat law <strong>of</strong> Frniiriit M- Dougherty, dee'd..JANk il IinliniEUTY, wife piiVniifi. M llnuplitrly, Jnl FIDKi..ITV-I'IIILAIIELI'IIIA '.TKlfsT a>M.1'ANV iiiiil RIIDERT TEMPESTi jr. d ttiPair Fined $200 Each<strong>On</strong> Morals ChargeA man and woman arrested hereon morals charges three weeks agowire lined $200 each by JudgeFrench B, Loveland on Wednesdaylast week,Mrs. Virginia Hron, 32, <strong>of</strong> Cleveland,and Edward A. Warren, 34, <strong>of</strong>Euclid, O. pleaded rion vult in BpeclnlSessions Court making consideration<strong>of</strong> the case by the grhiid Juryunnecessary.They were arrested in a local hotelupon complaint <strong>of</strong> the woman'ihusband, John, seaman (ic) in theNavy.HOLI TRINITY EPISCOPALUth st and Central av,Bev. It. S. Bailey, Reetet7:30 and 8 a.m. Holy Communion.10 Bjn. Church School.11:16 a.m, Moming Bervlee and sir.mon.Tuesdays at 2:15 p.m. (except Is*Tuesday at 10:30 ajn) Women'sAuxiliary,Wed, and Friday, 9:30 a.m. HoljCommunion,* * •CHUHCHES OF CHRIST,iOIINTIST<strong>On</strong>lden Text: ''W(lttlion sethinc eyes upon thnt which is not, 1for riches certainly make themselveswings; they fly away as an eagletoward heaven," (Prov, 23:8).Sermon Passages from the KinjJames version <strong>of</strong> the Bible include?"O Lord our ood, other lords be-KtNODOM HALL OFJFHOVAH'S WITNESSES413 EUiith streetFridiiy, bept. 11 i8 p.m. StrviCL. McctiiiM '•And Inppearedunto Abniham, ulituIsaac, .niid unto Jncub. by thananie <strong>of</strong> Ood Ataiiphty, but bymy name JEHOVAH was 1 notknown to them.' 1 Ex, 6:3.Sunday. Sept. 17;7 p.m. Biijle Book Study, -TheTruth Snail Make You Pice,"8 p.m. Wiitchtower Bible Study."Tile Anointed and 'Men <strong>of</strong> Oood-Wlir." also "Spirit Upon 'Men <strong>of</strong>Ocod-WilV."Cape May CottagersOppose Pier PlanThe Cape May Summer <strong>On</strong>ttligris'Association hM sune on recordnprjiHiini 1Ihe proposal that the citybuild a new amusement pier whlcitwould ciirnbliie the advantagt'S <strong>of</strong> ajetty to protect thn bpaeh In theBast. Cape May section.The project was suggested aboutH inunlii iiBo for the post-war period.Tiiu Association, in opposingit. suggested that the city extendand improve piers already in existence.<strong>of</strong> th? cstaff <strong>of</strong> Hi'bffi T= Fnulk. dre*d.MRS. EllITIl Dl'KK TltAINEK.i-RKi)ERli K (1, lll-RK. K!JW!N ]!,liURKhtirn at law ami nrxt sf kinnf riiarlp!i A. fi BuHf. dee'd. ED=WARD TRAIN'KK. lni*b*nil iff Mr?.KiiiMi Murk Ttninpr. MANY M.BVRK. wife ..f rredenek U Ugrk.Jrid ELIKK ill RK, uifc <strong>of</strong> Kilwin HBy virtiif or an Ufilff at tlie Court <strong>of</strong>Siticepy qt New Jtf^iy,made sn ihfdate here<strong>of</strong>, in a FSUBP wherein the <strong>City</strong><strong>of</strong> Oeesn <strong>City</strong>, 1 municipal fsrpQfitign <strong>of</strong>the Staff ef Nfw JefSfy, it complainant,and Lgretta A, Daufheriy, tseeyiriii sndothefl are defendants, ya\l arc requiredla 3Eptar ami snswer the Hill <strong>of</strong> iiMWaiplsinant en or lirfnfr \he t7lh day<strong>of</strong> <strong>Oct</strong>ober ilex!, nr tha? said Sill win ITtaken £1 cfififcstat-d againil you.The Hid Bill ii filfd %a farfclaseUs sale eertififtttes, made by Henry T,Fsuldt, its collector at the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Cfcesn<strong>City</strong>, ta the <strong>City</strong> ef <strong>Oct</strong>m <strong>City</strong>, Cmiiity"f Vn»F .Vay mill Slalr nf Nrw Jprrfvwhich said eefiiiiflMrs tire dstei! N*>v* m =brf 1«, f&Xi, cpyprinK lands ill thp t~'ii¥nf OCein Citr, CoUiify sf Cap? May andState at New Jefsff; and y§U, Loretta Anetiighefty, are fii.ide a part*defffidaiiiIwfiiuse r«ii are UIP rsfcBtfis and mtUfit'vispetmder tin- will nf FfLiiiiis MDuii||iteriy, dee'd,, autj gii.irdian nf Ift'f*vcy UrLifiRie rKiUgherty, and m;\f have arIntffi.'?.! in a jwrti'<strong>of</strong>i nf the jifffniscs *ie=scribed In the aaidBill nf (Vinipiaiilt;;itii! you, Frdneia M. Dnvigiirfty, 3RJ amjWilliiim W. Duughcf! j, i\T? madeparlydefendant § hefauae yi*n aru licirs at Inwnf Ffaneii M, Dougherty. driM: Arid mayhave an inleffM in a iKiftlnn ipf llipiiFcjniist'S dL'seribfd iti ihe said Bill <strong>of</strong>C'liinplainfj and you, J.!*,? B, Deitghertyfife fflsde a party dfft'iidantbecriiiiae youiirr tho wife <strong>of</strong> Francis M, DuUfthrrty^Jftl, and by Fight nf diiWCr »f otherwise*may have an interest in a porilgn <strong>of</strong> tilepri=iiiisi's defierihed in the saii! Bin cC(iHiipinifit; and you, thp l-'idcHiy'rhili, iU>l|inia Tftiat rumpAny iniil Enttfrt TtmPest pmilk, jr., iir? niadc fiat-iydfft-tid! anM hecaiisf ymi are Ol? fs^fitt*Jfa anand"f Mrk Kriiih Burk Tmliter. and hy rigbtoi i iiilc-^y <strong>of</strong> nillcrwisemay tliVc aniiilrrPSt iil ri nortinji nf itir pfeinises dei-1 tiiifd in ilie *nid Hill nf (\inipiattiti niid> sin, Mary M, Jhifk, Kfr ina>ii? ii iirifiyili-fi-iiilaii!, iM'i'au^e ynu are the Wife <strong>of</strong>I i.MrfiJ, O. Riirk, and by fight <strong>of</strong> dowerftr .tthrruf-^r, may h.ivr aii iiifcrrst hi g["irfjOi! tif ihe _iirciMi*es drSifihrd in theid Bill nf runiplainl; ani|_ y.iti, El79. She was awakened by the I oyster suppercrmckttng and called Mr. *ml Mrs, evening mi\Gttttlrt'in'Mi Mtf^ningaptttaiMntTbey put out the blaw More SeaIsle firemen arrived.awe! <strong>of</strong> Police Charici podeksaid he found two party^burnedimp that hid been soaked In oil,CHURCH FAIE OPENSThe Central Church <strong>of</strong> IJnwoodwill have its 15th annual fair today(Friday) and Saturday, AnHanif-Inn916 Weiley Ave,Open All Year Crntrai LoraiienUntied Rooms - Privale BathRfamnablc Rateslent CutHeardRetort TMtp*yer§J $6,800 Slice1 for asse reduction!taBOO were heard byy County Board <strong>of</strong>ffti* 1May We SellYour Property?We have clients who are seekingDesirable LocationsEwing T. CorsonRealtor<strong>Ocean</strong> Ave. Phone 0007Alexander the Groatconquered | \U\fV.' aVc made "a "party "dVffnd.irit".*be-1 the known world with 35,000 meiu ! l ' aXi^. v»".»»' t»»e wife <strong>of</strong> Kdwin IL nurk.'nvM by tight nf iJnWrr ur oiherwi^e, maj=hiivr iifi IFiteFC- H>r Slur.,, IIF. jnJ i(|i"rt,,l fo, ,Pnlrmrnl lo ihf ("hplian. I ,,i,r[ ,,f ,l,r rounl.J I ipr May m, the plevrnlh flav tl'rli.ur mil nl i.n urluck A M nthi.li irar .u^luat,,,,, W,|I h, mnie (,„In .ll.iwjnr, nt C..rimi««iu,,, in,| ,,„,„ill ff»»IlilrilSpinrmlirr Ml.1 1^SHERIFFS SALBu< ! .1 Hill rt IKf Miinmivr.ll'.im,.nl 1111 .f Ihe l.,u,J, thLol I !i 1ill ill)U, FORT DIES; RESORTSILENT 20 YEARS|0i, Barah Cameron Port, wid<strong>of</strong>the late Harry Port and anClhrrsidmt for 20 yearslist Ottubnr dud Thuradavot the home <strong>of</strong> a daughr.MrsD Fuster in Mllllvillealso li survived by anotherjr Mi- Donald Zack <strong>of</strong> At-I.I.I.I .MONDAY. SEPTEMBER U IW,.r t.All lh iNt-tf h rir.J1AHtill thr!yAll1,1.1 ISu,,n.l 1,1,mi I rtwiiih fui .il-r,lii-rcitinsihsalfIjinin m i I(y 1l>ISttt< u ( Nrlamtrarth uM,,,K, -,( f t(d. Iflu. r IIit,.JiI]>' limtrdinjrBEGINNING „•Hiilr t.f T*Flftl|iA NEW SLANT"I think we've got their moral"too high." reported the sergeant tflhis CO ' They want to know if it'»true that snme dny they mighthave to return to civilian life"I-tiKii, |,. >rNtTff.) !hiK-llklV, nilhiinurcd andhnuc tftimiftl{) lBSE THE CLASSIFIED ADSFOR QIIR H RESULTSlantic <strong>City</strong> and three' p-andchild-TH1NCEI href huin rlic stjt*- uf DhiQ hai filFii in 1MBIJrpiirlnicn! n NW,,r,i BtnIFmj»nt liy Iher,n,|,rr tt!iiri>rs lliprntf fihcwmg us tonililim, u,, l),,,,,nl)fi 11, I«J. a,MI Imiinri.f,,r lip jfir i,n,l hja rnmpliptf in all rebppiih bitli tiip Ui ,,f tint. Snip ar»i,htatikii, it, ]\nwr tlirrr^tr?.I Eiigpnr i Aggef (>>innii8monpr litHinting anti InviiFjiice f,f Ihp Sl^lc nfNiw jirnty ,1Q liprrhy cpriify lliat eai*!C 4JM,|, in i |q llllly jiitlinriTiil U* {rinajtl"'ipj'r'tjtridtp Itiimm s^ ,,f l,rp, lightning,1, mpi pt i*|,l mirjn inland lraii 111.,*,, .,, f,,|lo».il Miy,,f ,,,,1jlnhl p,,l ( ,[,,1,1 I ,,1:.,hi,iislnir ,n,ni f,,r li,, year«.IAI)•IS \\ir\Fvs WMFRFllF11*1 112,11!4f,!»H3nnjm. jl.. ,1,,iffispd niy Kpalif a, I, mt jhuv?npr nf BaiiWmfFALSE TEETHThat LoosenNeed Not EmbanasaM.n, ». i,p,, ,f fal.p !P, 11, I, ,VP »,,f.r,,| r,al p,,,l,,rrn,,,,,,,,( 1 , |l,,,r111, ,lr,,,,|n.| .1,1.1, I r « ,1,11,, I .1 ,,,«thp wr , g i , , II i In, ,,. f, ir fI". I ij.|,( , it in i, ,, Ji,*! ^rintlp anl' 1 1' i I I Ml II,, ilkiHie in ,,. ,n li,.» I.r .ii , ,ir i l.i II ,1,1. r.l.i I..illi U lf) theNorthtlxm-HantJihN4rt)lPhaiit!fri-tirightyCiSIiM|ii.TwelfthmFt?t;thpnrp r^ Erminii*SurihwFStwBnMyihe Ni.rtfitaH gidf <strong>of</strong> soid Twelfth Rivfu hniiiifH ruirt iiflyMuu and srvfive liiiuilFi-illh'5 ffi!_f^J/S"i in thrj>itit and \i\i\t't <strong>of</strong> hd lAmi! j titit and \i\ill*! all landlyififeIliiiidrfdand Si'Vch W l>ith ahiiIliiiidtlundrethsSVhside Jiliindalongt ;i§ i^lenlrdarid a line pUm Hiindrrd aiidlluidrcililu ?HpfV,saidthe J tfwtii-rtjf<strong>of</strong>eMiIhr iiffihrdatitnglH!3fi(w,«]kfraMr] ilipHi-vpiityFctM N.ir:d ill r^if iiiii= saiiiisaidiihlsidf tsfita theVINCENTJOSEPHTo come out Sunday uid join those who gather to give thank*the OB« who provides nil our comforU and all our need*.ANNOUNCEThat theHotel Flanders Beauty SalonWill Be OpenDuring SeptemberClosed Wednesday Afternoons After 1 p.m.<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist ChurchWmw, William A, Mlerop, hPint 1'renbyterian ChuMhHriy TrinJtj EpiicopalChurchmn, HAHI 8. BulleySt. Augustine's R. C,ChurchK*v. Bartholomew B, Doyle•e».WUton L, MK"FERGUSON EXPRESSBth A Simpson Ave. • <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>Phone O. C. 0900DAILY TRIPS PHILA. & SUBURBSUnion Chapel by the SOB55th St. »ni Xtbmtj Ave,•tv,JAm Btwmin, P^ter_ST. f AMIS AJW.E, CHUBOB8H3L0H BAPTIST OHCKCBMMIFirst Methodist ChurchBaf, BMUjMUta r. AJIfWlSt John's LutheranChurchBe*. Frank Adhr<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> TobcrnadBRev. W, ElweU Lake, Sopt.St. Mary'H ChapelBef. Bartholomew B. DafltBe?. WUllun L. MeKMTWCentral <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>Union Chapel32nd St. nl Cenlnd Are.TABERNACLB BAPTISTCUUKCH (M.)MACEDONIA It. M. CHDMBVINCENT and JOSEPHIn Philadelpl-.aOriginal Vincentat1320 Chestnut St.and8600 Green St.JosephatOppenheim & Collinsnl5600 Green St,ifijitjintrii niiili=r ilir aiith.-'riiv nf ihe Artltiileil_"An Ac! in .a>>i-rrlaiii ihr riglusf ihe Siiiir and til Hiitafian Uwiirrs in!>e laiulpi tyinjt i!!"!rf itiF wnirfs ol tli?1\ny nf N?W Viifk and pljitwflrip in the" appfoved April 11= IBfe* and !heujplrri^TiIM theTFiO, mfM.ljmu'il in a crr^1=1 iii dei=d hy which t-1i# pf_ jvfihi t^ said iifftfgt P.T= liijwnfd Sffifrmeihoni hyTrsiM ("'iiiiiiiJfly nf Ilfi.ikPlMn. a fuIfiiii <strong>of</strong> Nfftlfr*ii-y= TfiiMri*, rlairiqepihFF 29.HK1A ,im| rfeonlnl IVliili**l5 in flif t apr M.l* Hmtily COfficr in iluuk ,Vn. 2Hi PI Ufrils at&1Amoiiiil due under drcre? is 1139,atidSheriff's fei-%sf^WPfrifilpy aiidimii!•rlatnfjnle-rist*'NORMANd AMNORMADated AUSUM M. iRt,l*rt J, Tail Pan!,aXAimnsR TAVLOR.CADILLACPONTIACSales and ServiceWm. F, Powell1158 Anbury Ave.BOULEVARDPHARMACYWM. WIOKALL. Mt, Wtmm,Thi» BMHage is •poDsored by these <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> bus*«ne»«iien in recognition <strong>of</strong> our churcW serviet,benefit and value to our own community.1papers • MagazinciFountain ServiceSEMTINa-LEDOEEONSALEBEEEBATTERSEA ROADAT1ANTIC BLVD.i^MHi PHONE 9052 BMMHI-PRESSUREWASHTBEAT TOUB CABfO A GOOD WASH"?', -4"f,,Ur lit,, ,„[ „,, I),, 1, ,,!,,, ,l-ilin. hr. JIIIJ i.p, USIK 111 ,Ldr,,,, ,l,.,tISMIII CHAHCERY OF HEW JERSEYTtl I.I I I.IAN FimrlBy virtiu <strong>of</strong> an <strong>On</strong>ifr nl (hr Court nfIhiinrrry <strong>of</strong> NPW Jersey, made nn theWli day <strong>of</strong> AiignM. I'M in n eprlnlncBiiiu- shrrp.n Frank W Fur,, la pclituinpr and yuy fire drfendant, ymi areriqinrr.1 fa apppir and plead answer orilr-miir it* petitioner 9 itetiiirjn on or he(nrp Ilie |« ,iiy nf NnVim|,er, <strong>1944</strong> nr ,,,.fifinlt Ilirrp<strong>of</strong>, ,i,,b dtcree will he takmi»alni,l i,,ii an thp ( LIMO ll.,r ,lijll Ihi.ikriiiiiuldi ind jn«tTin..tltjert iif liaid mnt is !o ohmma il.trpp .,f d,^,,rre difisolvir.K the mirriage lit lnrp.i you and thp ,„„! ,„ m,,,„,.,EI1ISIIS IIFnf.FSj F«!0s-ilirunr for i,,,l ,,f I ,,„„„!»,1|, rVlltl....prRe-Il h.Illr S Iiw ll.iililii.itAtl.nl.r t Hy Ww |Pf,c(riitpil S. |,i,,n|,,, 7 14J4 'ii n i- i iw MIn Hit put 40 years three Democraticgovernors—Woodrow Wilson,A, Harry Moore and Charles Edison—andtwo Republicans, Franklinlonhyaad WtlKrarurged general revlrfgn <strong>of</strong> W« iMtoconstitution.DBS THK CLAMOTID MB9FREE!Mai] roupon forropy <strong>of</strong> completetext <strong>of</strong> the ReviledConstitution for theStatt* <strong>of</strong> New Jersey^FerPlary <strong>of</strong> Sljl**Trrnmn N JFhais send /ret eepr nf rompleletext nf fAe titwited (ufHfifKfiantu be i uted iin Nuvember 7.Street<strong>City</strong>VoteON THfiREVISEDCONSTITUTIONFOR NEW JERSEYELECTION DAYNOV. 7,NOstun iwfor *• Sun<strong>On</strong>•km br IheThe above qntttiaB will appair in red ink an allvoting machine*. If your election diattfct matpaper ballou, tha queition will «ppe»r\>u yourbillot la blact iak.For your convenience and inforautioa, thocomplete t«st <strong>of</strong> the RevUm! Conuimtian bbeing published in installment! la Newjtncfnewspapers.Copies <strong>of</strong> the Revited Constitution la bookletform will be gladly •nppUed, free <strong>of</strong> charge, byyour public library or municipal clerk uponrequest, or >nay be obtained from the Secretary<strong>of</strong> State, Trenton, New Jersey, by mailing couponon this page.M p f« b 7 U» StaU<strong>of</strong> New Utw, (Lam ISM, O. n)No. 6 In a leriet <strong>of</strong>13 inllallmanltARTICLE IV-Sections I (concluded) and II (with part <strong>of</strong> Sthidi(t')ifyvisedConstitution^^FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEYIVixecuTiVi•icnoN I (tontiud.d)12. Every bill which shall haveXVm°uW#r! P flsicd l)olh lloUSeS ilm11 bc« •*• tB preiented to the Governor! }fOverrld*j |e a pp rove he ihall iign it, butif not he ihall return it, with hit objection!,in the house in which it ihall have oriyittatcj,who nhall enter the objectioni at large ontheir journal and proceed to roconeider it;if, upon recotiiideration on or after the thirdday following its return, three-fifths <strong>of</strong> all themember! <strong>of</strong> that bouse ihall agree to poii thebill, it shall be ient, together with the objec.tioni, to the other bouse, by which it ihallbe reconsidered and if approved <strong>of</strong> by thre<strong>of</strong>ifths<strong>of</strong> all the members <strong>of</strong> that bouse, it ihalllieeiime a law; and in all luch eases the votes<strong>of</strong> both bouses shall be Hetermiiied by yeuand nays, and the names <strong>of</strong> the persons votingfor and against the bill ihall be entered onthe journal <strong>of</strong> each bouse respectively. Ifany bill shall not be returned by the Governorwithin ten daya, Sundays excepted, after itshall have been preiented to him, the lameshall become a law on the tenth day if thehouse <strong>of</strong> origin is not in adjournment on saidday. If, on said tenth day, the house <strong>of</strong> originis in adjournment in the course <strong>of</strong> a regularor special session, the bill ihall become a lawon the day on which the. house <strong>of</strong> origin COB.venes after the adjournment unless the Governorihall return the bill to that house onthai day. If, on said tenth day, the Legiala>ture ii in adjournment sine die, the Governorihall within thirty-five dap after such adjournmentsign the bill or return it to thehouse <strong>of</strong> origin at a special session <strong>of</strong> the Leg.illature called by him, to meet within thethirty-five days, for reconsideration <strong>of</strong> bills;otherwise, the bill •hall become a law on saidthirty.fifth day. If the Governor shall returnany bill to the house <strong>of</strong> origin leu than throedays prior to the adjournment fine die <strong>of</strong> anyMssion, the bill shill become a law thirty-fivedays after uid adjournment unless the Gov-To Be Voted Upon tu a Whole bythe Voters <strong>of</strong> New Jertey al theGeneral Election, Nov. 7, <strong>1944</strong>ernor shall call a special session <strong>of</strong> the Legislature,to meet wilhin said thirty.five days, forrfconsicloralion <strong>of</strong> bills, and in such ease suchbill may he reconsidered.13. If any bill presented totheGovernor shall containp one or mo, e lwms ot appr0 .Itemspriation <strong>of</strong> money, he mayobject to one or more <strong>of</strong> such items whileapproving <strong>of</strong> the other portions <strong>of</strong> the bill.In sueli caw he shall append to the bill, atthe time <strong>of</strong> signing it, a statement <strong>of</strong> eachitem to which he objects, and each item toobjected to shall not take effect, A copy <strong>of</strong>such statement shall be transmitted by himto the bouse in which the hill originated, andeach item objected to shall be separately reconsidered.If, upon reconsideration on orafter the third day following said transmittal,one or more <strong>of</strong> such items be approved bythree-fifths <strong>of</strong> all the members <strong>of</strong> each house,the same shall become a part <strong>of</strong> the law, not*witliAianding the objections <strong>of</strong> the Governor.All the provisions <strong>of</strong> the preceding paragraphin relation to hills not approved by the Governorshall apply to cases in which he shallwithhold his approval from any item or itemscontained in a bill appropriating money.fMMN BInvestigatoryPower14, The Governor may causean investigation to be made<strong>of</strong> the conduct in <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> anyState <strong>of</strong>ficer except a member <strong>of</strong> the Legislatureor an <strong>of</strong>ficer elected by the Senate andGeneral Assembly in joint meeting or a judicial<strong>of</strong>ficer. After notice, service <strong>of</strong> chargesand an opportunity 1 to be heard at a publichearing, the Governor may remove any eueli<strong>of</strong>ficer whenever in his opinion the hearingdiscloses misfeasance or malfeasance in <strong>of</strong>fice.Upon application on behalf <strong>of</strong> the Governoror <strong>of</strong>ficer under investigation or subject tocharges, a Justice <strong>of</strong> the Superior Court mayissue subpoenas and, under penalty <strong>of</strong> contempt<strong>of</strong> tlie Superior Court, may compel thaattendance <strong>of</strong> witnesses, the giving <strong>of</strong> testimony,and the production <strong>of</strong> book* and papen,in the investigation or at thi hearing.pardoni in the executivebranch <strong>of</strong> the government,which shall consist <strong>of</strong> the Governor, or personadministering the government, and <strong>of</strong> fourother members who ihall be nominated andappointed by the Governor by and with theadvice and consent <strong>of</strong> the Senate for term* <strong>of</strong>four years and until their successors arequalified into <strong>of</strong>fice and who ihall receive suchannual salaries for their services as may beprovided by law. At least one <strong>of</strong> (aid fourmembers shall be an attorney-at-law <strong>of</strong> thisState.•*.rf M . mt, 2, The board <strong>of</strong> pardons, byil 31• »«jority <strong>of</strong> •U ««• memben* ' * <strong>of</strong> which majority the Gov.emor, or person administering the government,shall be one, may grant pardons, afterconviction, in all cases except impeachment.The board <strong>of</strong> pardons, by a majority <strong>of</strong> allits members, may remit <strong>On</strong>es and forfeituresand suspend the collection <strong>of</strong> the same, but inproceedings at to these matters the Governor,or person administering the government, neednot participate.8, The board <strong>of</strong> pardons shall have no powerto grant paroles except u provided by law.Buri.vat *• " le Cowmor, or penon mi-Kapn»v«» BjlnUterinj the nwwnment, ihlllnave the power to grant reprivet except incases <strong>of</strong> impeachment. ;.a—r«r*.•M I. Me am MIMa, in da ••rial « £u • ilwli AnltU tXl) m Ma mt •> Am IfMm tm tmt, t^mmm. tan,, u»I. Ill* Inl mUn .ppoinud to Uw bo«a .tpsrdom MMbUihtd nnd« Ail CnsMa iWUbe appoinud, one far a Una <strong>of</strong> an jtar, tn hr• torn at two jan, one tat a mm tl Ana jMsnd OB9 for a term el four yeirt, tot liiiiiinii.ppoinwmuiu iWl be nt* IN MBI ft fan ftm.Tfit run In ilia h«dinfi art nol in the <strong>of</strong>ficial ittl <strong>of</strong> AtMtmiied Comlilution. They apptv aiey* for your convenience. mf JVM 1mm (Urn l*U.Ck.*t)I4,~3ff ?
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