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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
GERMANS CLAIM CAPTURE
9GS GUNS AND 100 TANKS

Berlin. March &c, (via London) -
The number OF guns captured by the
Germans in the battle now in pro-
eress has increased to 963. army
headquarters announced TODAY
Biaches. Barleux and Etalon have
been captured by the German forces
More than 100 tanks were lying in
captured positions, ii is added
British troops just brought for
ward attacked the German lines yio-
lently from the direction of Albert.
They were driven back, the reports
state after bitter struggle.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
Deliver Counter Attack Between
Ancre and SOmme and Take
Two Towns.
oFFENSlVE DIMINISHING
Germans Capture Town of AL.
bert But Power of the Enemy
Begins to Wane and is Greatl,
Impaired.
Wednesday.)

me strength of the great German
cHensive in France apparently is fast
diminishing. On the seventh d,v nc
'he titanic battle there were strong
indications that the enemy was feel
ing materially the strain he had nm
dergone and that his power had been
greatly impaired through hard us
age.
"hlle the town of Albert had been
captured from the British and west
OF Roye the French have been COM
peiled TO give ground in the face of
sreatly superior numbers, the British
nave repulsed heavy attacks. both
north and south of the Somme AMI
also driven back across the Ancre
river the Germans who forded tho
stream Wednesday. The fighting stiu
continues OF sanguinary character
on all these sectors, but everywhere
the British and French are boldiny
the enemy. Especially severe has
oeen the fighting west of Albert
"here the Germans, in an endeavor
10 debouch westward were repuIsed
oy Field Marshal Haig's men with
the heaviest casualties.
The British gains between tho
Somme and Ancre regions are renre-
sented by the recapture of the town
OF Morlancourt and ChipilIy. South
OF the Somme they have advanced m
froyart, which lies to the south of
Bray
countryside RedevastateJ
All along the 5O-mile front. from
me region of Arras to the south of
the oise, near Noyon, the effects of
what was to have been the final
S'roke TO end the war in a victory
lor the Teutons are only too plainlv
evident in the redevastation and the
countryside and the wreck and ru;n
ot the towns, villages and bamIets
through which the armies have
passed.
westward from where the old bat
Tie line reared itself the Germans
everywhere have pushed forward for
material gains, but with foes before
them who fought with the greaest
bravery and stubborness and ceded
no ground unless recompensed at
usurlous rates in men killed. wound
ed or made prisoner. 1t is estimated
that in the great attacks delivered in
mass formation more than 100000
OF the nearly million men the Ger
mans threw into the fray are dead
wounded or in the hands of their
foes.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
FEARED PLOT TO BLOW
UP THE SPENCER SHOPS
Rumor Exploded With Discovery of
100 Dynamite Caps stolen and
Five Men Under Surveillance.

Spencer, y. c.. March 2S.-
\ disturbing rumor that tho
Southern Railway Shops at
Spencer were threatened with
being blown up by dynamite
last night was exploded when a spe-
cial officer recovered an even 100
dynamite caps stolen from a freight
car here. The explosives were miss
ed early in the day, giving rise to the
rumor, that the shops were In dan
ger. and were found in a piece of
woods near town, bloodhounds be.
ing used by the officers in the search.
The officers state that FIVE young
white men are implicated in the rob-
berry and are under surveillance.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
GERMANS MARCHED FOR
SIX CONSECUTIVE NIGHT,

Amsterdam, March 2S.-German
troops, going forward to the attack
on the front in France detrained far
behind the lines, even behind th
Belgian frontier, according TO the
correspondent at the front OF tn
Rheinische Westfa elische Zeitung.
These forces marched for six con
secutive nights, no columns showing
themselves on the roads in the day
time.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
They're ShOulder-to-Shoulder in
Battle With Huns on Wes-
tern Front.
ENEMY HAS BEEN CHECKED
Towns of ROye and Noyon Were
Taken by Germans But in En-
gagements North of Somme
They Met Reverses.
(Tuesday.)

London, March 26.-The war Of
fee tonight announced that the Ger
mans took Roye at 1890 O'Clock
this morning.
The enemy had been checked west
OF Roye and Noyon, the announce
ment adds.
In the Roye area, British, French
and American troops are fighting
shoulder to shoulder, the official an
nouncement states.
French reinforcements are rapid-
ly coming up.
The enemy made no further at
tacks during the night of March 25-
20 on our front north of the Somme"
the announcement says. During the
afternoon there have been local en-
gagements on this part of the battle
front in which the enemy has been
repulsed. but he has attempted no
serious attack"
The line north of the Somme now
runs:
Bray, Albert, Beaumont, Hamel.
Pueissex, Ayette, Boiry, Henin, Wan
court, just west of Monchy to the
Scarpe, and thence along our orig
inal front.
The Germans have been attack
ing heavily south of the Somme this
morning and took Roye at 1890
a. m.
THE line there appears to run
from Mericout on the Somme.
through Rosieres, west of Rove and
west OF Noyon. Fresh German di-
visions have been identified in this
area. including two guard and two
Brandenburg divisions
'On this part of the BATTLEFIELD. the
British, French and American troops
are fighting shoulder to shoulder and
French reinforcements are rapidly
coming up. The enemy has been
checked west of Roye and Noyon."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
STEEL CORPORATION SHOWS
BIG INCREASE IN BUSINES.

New York, March 2S.-Coincidept
with an announcement OF an increase
OF 10 per cent in the wages of its
employees, making a total advance of
IS per cent since 1915, the United
States Steel corporation today made
nublic its annual report for 1917
This showed a tremendous increase
in the volume Of business, but a de-
crease In earnings.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
Serious Disorder i'm Quebec.

Quebec, March 2S.-Serious disor-
ders occurred here tonight when a
squad of dominion police engaged in
apprehending deserters under the
provisions of the military service act.
was attacked by crowd of civilians.
The disturbance rapidly assumed
alarming proportions and at late
hour tonight were still in progress.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
SAMUEL II. HARDWICK DIES
AT HOME OF HIS DAUGHTER

Montgomery, Ala, March 2S.-
Samuel II. Hardwick. aged 63. for
many years general passenger agent
OF the Southern Railway, with head
quarters in Washington. died sud-
denly Tuesday, as a result of paraly-
sis at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Walton Hill. Mr.. Hardwick retired
few years ago on account of ILL
health.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
In Fact Has Almost Come To
Halt Though Savage Fight
ing Continues.
BATTLE IN A NEW PLACE
Enemy Begins Operations East
OF Arras in Apparent Effort
to Widen the Area of Battle
TO the Northward.

Slowly assuming the shape of =
giant phoughshare, the German driya
IN Plcardy has come almost TO a halt
except at the very tip of the salient
driven into the lines of the ententa
alhes AS this area covered by the
ieutonlc offensive stands now, Il
runs, on the south, IN an almost
straight line from Landricourt, on
the old "Hindenburg line" to Mont
didier, well behind the allied posi-
lions as they stood in 1916.
Savage fighting has taken place on
the French part of the line. The Ger
man attempts 10 advance on the ex-
treme tip OF the salient driven into
the French positions have been fruit
less and they have been driven hack
at the point of the bayonet. The
British on the front north of the
Scarpe also have repulsed the enemy.
out south OF this river they have
4oi|eu " Ie'!Fe. l~~rr,
From Montdidier the line to the
northeast runs with sharp angle To
WarVillers and there il turns north
ward and passes along the Sommc
RIVER TO above Albert, where il again
turns 10 the northeast until il ioins
the old lines held Oy the contend;ne
armies on the morning of March 21
Two Important New Features.
Out OF the confusion of the battle
and the contrary claims of the con-
testing armies, two new features
stand out. The first is that the
French, over front of six miles.
Rave driven into the German lines
along the southern side of the sa-
heni established hy the Teutonic
crive The other is that the Ger
mans have begun a new operation
to the east % Arras which NAV be-
the inception OF widening OF tho
area OF battle TO The northward.
At the present moment the allied
world is looking anHiously for news
OF the success of the French thrust
into the flank of the German forces
The fact that the drive progressed
rapidly and cut a deep notch into the
German-held ground in the region NJ
NoYon may indicate that this move
ment is the counter-offensive which
has been expected for the last .hrea
Gays, Progress by the French for 4
considerable distance into the Ger
man forces would cut off the Teutou.
hShung at the very tip of the
"pioughshare" and compel them tn
retreat, or at least pause until the
menace 10 their communications can
be removed.
Might Overturn Plan.
further advance by the French
might easily oveIturn the whole plan
OF the Germans and bring about q
new phase of the battle in which the
ai'Ies would strike hard all along the
front and compel the Germans to re-
linquish their dearly bought con.
quests.
The German activity near Arras
may have for its purpose either a
new drive at the allies lines or a de-
iensiVe operation intended to stop
an English blow from the north CO.
incident with that begun by the
French
The British held firm north of the
scarpe. but to the south of the river
nave been driven back. Their line
now is near that occupied in July.
1916, and runs straight from Arleux,
north OF Arras. to Boiseleux. on the
line held by the British on the north
side of the dent driven into their
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF
ENGINEERS ABANDON STRIKE

London, March 28--In view of
the critical situation at the front the
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
has abandoned the strike movement.
II has been long threatening as a
protest against the governments 8
man power measure.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29
EXACTING GREAT TOLLS OF
LIFE FROM THE ENENf,

With the British Army in France
March 27.-The faith. of the men in
their ability to cope with the hard
hitting Germans has never tagged
from the start. and those troops
which are coming back from the
fierce battles of the past few days.
in which they fought as they prob
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-03-29

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
TARANlI DIN UkRANIA
81 ILiTUANIA OMOARA
Pc BO6ATI.

WARSAW, Is Dee. - Fiecare
tren care ajunge aici e plin de ia
miliile nobililor poloni, a mosieri-
lor 81 fabricantilor refugiati din
Ukrania 81 Lituania, unde banzi
de tarani masacreaza populatia
81 Q despoaie de tot ce are. Cazul
e mai grav III ukrania, 81 mai ales
din locurile de unde germanii sc
retrag inject spre tara Tor.
Toate aceste masacruri sc fac
de catre populatia ighoranta i'm
buibata Gu notiunea "a n,1mai in
felul acela pot capata pamint.
Tot in acest timp statul major
polonez a anuntat ca are de g1nd
sc ridice 0 armata de un million 81
jumatate. Guvernnl polonez sd
spune Cd este gaia q incheia a.
lianta militara cit 81 politica Gu
puterile Ententei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19

TOXIC, 16 Q&c. Cercurile o.
ficiale japonese 3c referitor la ceea
ce va cerc Japoilia la conferinta de
pace, fIs& magchizul Shigenobu
Okuma, venerakalul fost prim-mi.
nistru, q publieN 0 declaratie refe-
ritor la ceea-ce 0eede el Cd Japonia
Sc cear3.
Okuma spuIse "a Japonia sd apro-
be toate decisiunfe la care va alum
&c Marea Britat1ia, Franta 81 Sta
te1e Unite, att eit priveste altera-
rile teritoriale din Europa centra-
Ia, frontul de vest, in Balcani 81
coloniile african6, pentru Cd Japo-
MIA nu are nisi IN interes direct.
Cit pentru viisorul Germaniei 81
Rusiei atitudiilea va fl decisa de
concluzia Ia care Sc va atunge la
conferinta, illsa Japonia sd declare
Cd principiM Fundamental sc fie
0 pace pefmancnta.
Alte punctc ne care Okuma le ex-
pune sunt urmxfoarele:
Viitorul insu1ei Samoa care a
cauzat mai nlpite controverse diplo-
matice intre Mssea Britanie, State
lc Unite 81 Ger1hania Sd Sc decida
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
Chestia
Mexicoului.

WASHINGTON, 1s Dec. - Sc
poate ca propusa liga a natiuni-
lor sa staruie asupra Statelor u
mite ca sd aranjeze conditiunile
nestabile din Mexico.
Aceasta s'a aflat astazi aici de
oameni carl stunt in atingere de a.
proape Gu afacerile de stat mexi-
can 81 american.
In cercurile guvernamentale e.
ste char credinta Cd Marea Brita-
llie va cere sd sc stabileasca un
guvern cum Sc cade in Mexico
inainte de formarea Ligei Natiu-
nilor.
1ncaierarea de la Tampico, de
81 de 0 neinsemnata natura; alta
cul dat asupra farmei Hibler; Ia
radelegile carl fac ca calatoria in
Mexico sd fie nesigura; 81 MAJ
presus de aceste bolile, foametea,
epidemiile ce Sc tin ca scaiul de
aceia tara sunt motivele ce in
dreptateste curatire atmos-
ferei.
Statele Unite tine un ochiu de-
schis asupra situatiei. Principiile
umanitare lansate de presedintele
Wilson sunt privite ca un stimu-
lat de a lua oare care actiuni fata
de Mexico.
De alta parte, oamenii militari
cred cd nici un ajutor nu Sc poa-
te da pima cind nu facuta Q
ordine de catre forte militare, pen
tru ca Mexico O tara foarte ar
tagoasa .si oamenii sunt prea in
|vraihiti Ca Sd poti ajunge Ia un
rezultat IN altfel.
Statele Unite 81 Anglia au pri-
Wit Gu pacienta de mai multi timp
Ia Mexico; s'au multumit insa ca
au putut capata oleiu din Tompi-
co, insa acum este teama ca ideea
lui Carranza de a ,,nationaliza"
Tompicul. inseamna o incercare de
a vinde aceste proprietati altor in
tereSe.
Marea Britanie de multi nu pu
tut suferi lucrurile cum merg in
Mexico, insa fiindca Statele Uni
te erau angajate i'll razboi, 81 lip
sa urgenta de oleiu, ca esitat
de lua vre-o actiune.
Acum, Sc spune ca Anglia Sc
pregateste intreba la conferin-
ia de pace ca Mexico sd fie facut
un stat normal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
DELEGAFIA D4 PACE A FIN
LANDEfILOR.

STOCKHOLM, as Dec. - 0 de-
pesa din Helsingfprs spune Cd in
curind W pleca o9delegatie Fin
landeza la Paris go So participe
Ia conferinta de pace. Memhrii
delegatiei snnt P RAT. Herjoie HIM
81 Dr.. Adolf Toerjgren.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
GUvIRNUL orRIGAN tmPRo-
OESUAT.

HOGHTON. MICH, Is Dec.
Guvernul german . fost dat in ju-
decat4 pentru 3 despagubire de
$25, 600.
Despx xgubirea sceasta . cere
Fred Milford, care . fost pasager
pc vapornl Lasitsnia cipd 4 fost
torpilet AZ c6tre nn snbn,arln GER
nan ilfr0d stat M tsaS "A, x
M IL Afqlci esa mi | n imp
4 4 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
JERIFA.
De: EMIL IEDERI.

AsGtlGrG s'0 sncheiat armistititsl
81 IN curisd ovem sd Gus;m cele din
til infelegeri della Confcrinta de pa
ce. ProbabI cd s'0 isprdvst GU rds-
b0iMl:
q binc cd s'0 isprdvit 0ddtd. S'0
vdrsat prea malt SINCE in el. S'a.
vdrsat sis,ge de al tsstaror s,atiuas-.
Tor. Pc noi, ca Romissi, '.u ne inte-
rese0sd malt singele Udrsat de Pu-
terile Centrole sa.trn cE MT este
vorba 81 despre ssngele Roa,inilor
sspuSi domnilOr streine.
Maj mmlt ne intereseaSG singele
vdrsat de ldsile carr formeazd PM-
tesiIe Atiate. Cdci IN aceste tdri a.
cens doud ,seamMri aprOpiatc de MOI
pfin obirsi0 lor: Franta 81 Italia.
81 ne maj intereseasd 81 AnericG.
Da, America ustG binecuvSntGtd de
care mean, tinut.
4 pdrsnf 81 ,lsmsn slime j., t;mph
din srn,d. Nici ssw sd stie sncd acm-
rat csts 81 aici mumdrul rdnitslor
81 a ciungilor, S,scG mu sd stie. Nici
aici 81 nici dimcOlO. e prea curSs,d
sd ne Gstcptdm la satisfied ezac-
td.
f,.sd ciad ne gsmdim la ss,sgele
pdrsat, la eroii carr isl dorm som-
nul de vecii, la ciMngisi 81 schiJaviiii,
carl vor impestrit0 lu,neG peste tot
locul, nv putem sd trecem Gu DE-
derea siIhweta d'albd a femeiiii I'M
brdcatG In vgstmsntuI surOriii de
coritate.
In s'OapteG neagrd, o astfet de
ssshaetd, char de &C tsssesy csrd
lJ1dcci manc0 es nObssd, snsanstdTd
81 olfrusstd, cind mas GdGags pra-
mejiiile la carr SO erpus IN cur
sui rdsbo'~l~s, ajMngt la convt'ge-
rea ca dceastd sathuetd cW ,,Cruced"
IN frunte, e.. Mama Onensmei.
o man,G bu,.d. peptru toti de-O
p0trivG. Da, cdci aceleasi mimi ca
=; an legat rdnile sotdatilor, aw I'M
pdr!n ajutor 81 alinare suferintelor
celor umiliti. prin in,p.srtirea de a.
limente, incdltdmi,.te, ambrdcdn,i,s-
tie 81 buni. 81 aceeasi ochi, carl au
vcghsat plini de ingrijiorare asupra
vietis n.,.ribunsilor, an sin.bit in-.
dniosoti 81 an vdrsat lacrii,,,i de fe-
riiciire atunci cssnd an pwtut sd oju-
te on nsincare, dacd mm maj aa,lt,
celor IN ipsd.
81 acum. slhueta aceasta cu cru
eea pe fruntea q. i, ,,u,nele ou,e,.;-
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19
'R0mAnIA ISI Pt..c NADEJDEA
IN SINCERITATEA AmER|CEL
De: AI1C ]. LUPEAR.
De: ALIC ]. .LUPEAR.


De: AL1C ]. LUPEAR
Rona ertatea Rominlor din juru ganteor
prncpor propre anuntate pse
tele Wilson, 's liberia desyolare economical
Romna trebuinta de masinar 81
agco cac in mpul razbouu perdut peste so de
procnte din de ham 81 boil de Unele asnar
poae obne aati europen ndc destule neau
propor
Romna alba gaur comerciale Sae Unite ale
Amer De mai in lpsa de mbrdcam
te ipcataminc medcamente 81 grdsimi dc tot felul.
Gycrnul Statelor Unite jnca mportana
afacerile Rominic promtndu prin pn prdintelui
din Decembre 1917 din recunocnd ntrgtatea
piraune rationale privim po
poru american popor savat Romnia de
comped Munca depua de Crua Rosie Americana prntre so
populata civ din Romina poate
rccunostnta repuba opera
Harry W. Anderson
putin 26760OO doar, Rosie
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slit Romna Ia pace umitoae Gu greale de
pac germane
ran 81 crednta poporuu in nals cstinaa
gur Och poporulu ron dreptat indreap
nceee catre America prn deapta 81 nepartnitoarea
Tcpare raul ptuit Germana Pritre tarani Rom
sechu proverb dce Dosmse nduam
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De cauin storie gss Cd provpeia numa Dobrogea
aa inre Marea Neagra gure Duna dpinita Ro
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143 81 proyince bulgareaca
ocuita de cit de Bugari In 1877
Dobrogea 81
mpu acea ocua populate amestecata
din Romin Turci Bugar in umi treizeci poporu
lomin ch mlarde mbunaarle de tot fu in
printrc cee mai lungi din Europa astfe 81 in
direa port Constana la nargnea mar neg prin
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81 tatusi Bulgaria u ua Gnyernu bulgar
loc y raspaeaa Ruse Ronic b4ele au facnt
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ccasta ans political s dospti 81 Unga
ria earl aminta de vraa Romina Bulgaria
conenta pace Roma Bulgaria renune prete
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Ist apopie pas ibersrei denive celor
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pc pe de sst ii fine sr.6
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-19

LISARONA, l7 Dec. (intirzia-
to. fntregul cabinet Portugez
= demisionat, spur stirile primite
din capitala acele tri.
VAPoARxL3 El(6I: E8 INTER-
MAIN I'M 0s .tB1RAT8,
HAMBUR ~ IN. ffntfrxist}
Cincispr preEece Nappsre conner.
ciale sng lese ce a 4oet internAte
sei nm t elibes ts y trimise ~
Anal \ y
The Washington times., 1918-06-23

DIR. CHARLoTTA JEANNE.
PSYCHIC AND TRANCE MEDIUM.
Advice In regard to health and guc-
cesA
Also numberscope readings. telling
- what success your name should bring
to you IN life.
offioe hours, go to II a. m, tos
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The Washington times., 1918-06-23

HoRsEs ANN vEhfCLEs

FOR sALB-A hne roeiaWay phaston In
Al condition; WIN trade tor email auto.
Can b. seen az W o %. fBtanton placeJ
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The Washington times., 1918-06-23

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-02-15

The Wildwood Civic club will give a
sing song for the benefit of the Red
Cross on Tuesday evening, Feb. 26. In
the auditorium of the high school.
All come and sing or hear the rest sing
the old songs. Silver offering.
John Taylor and family, according
to Information received in Wildwood
on Monday from Augusta, Georgia,
have left their winter home at Nc
C~lellanville, 8. O., for a visit to Flor
ida before returning to Wild wood.
Sawed wood delivered promptly.
Norton-Dowler Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence
aud two children returned to their
home yesterday on a farm near Salem
after a visit with Mrs. Lawrence's par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. l.. Colson.
One of the most enjoyable evenings
of the B. A. S. G. social club this sea-
son was spent at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry ii. Corney, 2l0 East Davis
avenue, on Monday evening last.
Meeting was called to order at eight
o'clock. Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ling,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trevathan. Re-
freshments were served.
Editor Albert R. Hand, of Cape May,
was in Wildwood last night on busi-
ness, accompanied by his wife.
Edward Bozarth, of Philadelphia
was here Monday on business and was
entertained at dinner at the home of
Chas. w. Saul.
Mrs. Josephine Titus, widow of the
late DIR. A. II. Titus, died at her Holly
Beach home, 143 w. Leaning avenue,
on Monday. Services were held at
the Catholic church here early this
morning and interment was made in
Camden.
The cold spell has been broken and
there has been a week of mild weather
at Wild wood. The snow is almost all
gone. Today is like summer, with the
thermometer about sixty degrees.
Congressman Bacharach has intro.
duced a resolution in Congress provi-
ding for an investigation of the rental
of the Hotel Cape May by the surgeon
general of the army for hospital pur.
poses. The rental agreed upon is said
TO he 500, 900 a year. Mr.. Bacharach
claims that the price is exorbitant.