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OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND
PUBUOTmojCO
I[i CUNTOM D. XOWOBX. aa>«tlalaa'ataaanr_
-. Cap* May County'*- Latvlinr Newapaper
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. ^here ware mow than live hundred visitors
here at.various time* during th» taxes days,
of the convention, most of these men and
Women being-identified with the organization.
There were more than this number In
town, however, at the various meetings,
many coming from Atlantic City; Pleasantville
and other sections of Atlantic County,
as well aa towns in Cape May County.
The -morning and afternoon sessions filled
the edifice, while the gatherings in the evenings
taxed the capacity ot the church. The
attendance at the convention, it. is under-
J attendance at the convention, it. is under-
< J " t I " lNI * - "* "" "" stood, was the largest in the history of the
»« w u tu. o,uri-.l h.- f nr.-i Mr>. R K. ltushy, of S»i-boro.
A rota aiunwwd, "I» that you.
to tarn it off when I retired.
This happened at 3.30 a. m-
yoa com
den of t
JUT TAYLOR'S HOMBj
cntertained
number of their
their home in the Garden, aectionl ,,v
Monday evening. It wa» a man- lri.«
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in complaininir, but wry aei.iom; i» •••-"»«
do people tell you of the (food work. the mask*.
£i£AM, thVlo not the flmt tin.o .There wen, the UaualP»
I have experienced efficiency on with refreshment*, and the vorath*
pat "f^e P° llce * inco ' hm T ciou " .' h ~" lcIerat . VH^ 1 | timorp. among o(W
, term in that «ccH
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rlxognitton"/or it.'' PoMlbly tome bat one that undoubtedly deaeribed [ th« P. O. 8. of A h£i
of thc property owners in the vi- condition.. | OUtnetjiiill attend ,^
cinity of the Garden* will appre-
| elate reading; tola letter.
jt^ ^ Shc)Iey the paato^ tells.the Sentinel-
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER MBER 4. 1927 Ledger that the registration numbered -150.
i _ i '• • — •••" ~ but that the total number attending was
REPUBLICAN N TICKET largely in excess of that, the average attendj
ancc being more than 500 at every meeting.
— . • y^e delegates said that never had the con-
For Senator nator vention found such a 'warmth of hospitality j
mioiM CHAlUJffl r U MSA"
n nr rAAn n as that extended in Ocean City outside the;
U MSA" church itself, some of the delegates dechr-1
i • ing that the residents of this resort just I
ahh ' i m a d e ' ne vw'tors feel they were extremely l
FREDERICK W. MeMURRAY of good-will prevailed throughout the entire
time the convention met in the city.
Resolutions to this effect were passed, as
For Surrogate
IRVING FITCH
were resolutions thanking the city officials,
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and the Methodist Church
'for the u«e ofthis buildirtjr.
For Freeholders A SPLENDID CELEBRATION
r n e
LUTHER C OGDEN ^ """ccrs of the Chamber of Commerce.
r ' j the City Commissioners, who co-operated,
f-: B. LAWRENCE CHALMERS, ^j M who took part in that splendid Hal-
> ' , • lowe'en celebration here are to be commended
and congratulated on the success of the af-
;. F«w Coroner fffljr.
' - EARL L. HOLLINGSEAD
lt ^ n e v e r been-equalled, in all respects,
in this resort; such; at leaat. geems to have
been the unanimous verdict of the thousand*
! THB COMING ELECTION w h o witnessed the spectacle.
Idvfccs from all sections of Cape May Not content with making a good showing
are to the effect that the Republican here, some of the folk, an well aa organizaa
for office in this county will win j tions, notably the Ocean City Beach Patrol
fovarwbeJming majorities at the general' and the Italian Independent Club, went to
j next .Tuesday. However, that does other towns the next day or two afterward
Jnsan that Republican voters should grow .and carried off prizes there, these towns irilleas
and negiept to vote. Go to the eluding Cape May, Wild wood and Vineland.
.' and pOe up- one of those, old-time stu- j . :
"KM majorities, for Chas. C Read for the! A GROWING INDUSTRY
i ""S IX^JL^'" 9 f ° r °° >° u know Si!
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GEORGE SMITH GROFF
Gcorire Stn.ih GrotT, ea»hier of in April. l-CN. Mr. Gruff wa» for,
! the Ocean City National Bank. »«V four \.M.-. »nth the IS Liware
***t ten percent of tbe
Assembly, and tbe whole ticket. we, ht of autonobjfe tirea u composed
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torn in Smilhville. LanoMter: Coucty Tru.t Cur. par. y at Che.-Ter. 1
IhccauMJ thc llirht wan in the rear'
' I of thc houn> on thc second floor and
'all thr iduules pulled i].)«n.
October 27. PhiUdclphia.
Very truly,
MRS. WARKEN MATUfk.
Philaiiclphia.
f S. a Soaa Beirrets Fire
J Kditor fii-iitlnel-Lcditrr:—I havei
' rca man and the
many friend. I made make, it tin"
more heartrvndinir to rralu.- !)-••
Kirat calamity they haw MjffVnsl.
' County. Pa.. April iO. lsv.i. a tli- Pa. j
jrert defendant of Han-Grocff. Ihe ' M r Cn)(f u a krrn tut > u^
flr.t «-ttl.-r of Lanco-U-r County,' bu_in.,^ Ulth ^ tnK\.kr<
hi. w-ttUrment now b,-,ni: kno«n p,.ri,.,Rjlllv thill (^ »cn him a
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Christian. Mr. and Mm. Ewlnir TJ
But it iloea wm Providential
that the.v d(aa»ter» mu«t take
place at timen to «rakm-
! pli'hed,
}i»w. a> I read your late-t r.|i-
I tit.n r.f ih • S
fiad by his large circle of friend*. He:,*.,. w a 8 m u c h increa»ed. adding jrreatjy to Write U»
11» a most fitting successor to Mr. Bead j its ]ife w h e n ^^^ in automobile tires. , •
V» lower bou*e> After this discoveo' the u»e of cartwn opn LHtcr ta - •> ^^-.U-wrtiw.ik JU«I m.J-
EL ^ « A L ^ « « * j ^ . r > > « r ^ ' . . . . * **|-i bull.ltnK^. IU-f.,i«- *. .nriltlllu*
jpof tbe Cape May; County Board of Free- j a pi^mtnt in inks and painU. in stove polish, th! >< |,!u,,>. h,.* aUat .:,iu.i:n^ 4
Alan his actions speak for themaelveiJ- ,cra>-ona and a variety of other articles, fully ; J-"|^'"l '^'\"[' if^f , 1 '"' °f" n
b Chalraen. the other nominee. Is a young, tuo-thinU of the output goes into automobile , •>'"1 '»r*.iiiy ct-JjJi" 0 Ji!iTi'»un tV.
•p of .estimable qualities, and.hu legion of tires. j o^-'n dty.
||nda an a unit for him. Thus the development of another import-! «•.-»!aveVu-'il'heinj'fun^.il.r'ej 1 ^!
[Tatars 'also should cast their baljots for *mt imlu»tr>- ha.< been brought about through m/f,"ro'^ ultr V|J*!"h^^ uri ' 1 / >1>u
ia bond lssoe. which has the approval of the rnurvelous expansion of the automobile i bouLxuni^-^ion^for ^OctSn*c'ty
plaadsn of both parties. . trade. (than that: The bnui.
Kourd it ha, - coioriike
Li'a'\,hlt' oVu?k. "liI*
'"•''"'n.n^ -hvlt r'bath "it i"h.
H " e lrBr "«
-«I two «~-k.
o.ca.. ..,ui!v
unnit th.- fall
!»')> rmd r
.tir.- Ocan Ciy
i VMM.T. 1 «arly
w . of -r^uk-n
thin that! The bnulivurd .-houl.i •t^ ff " th-« rv>-jlt. ui Lr.kj-n rail».j
be on the «rm. People vti'j j.-,, l-oilly broLtn he-im- pUnu «r actual i
lo the fhorv do Mi be\uux- there i^ thvft. J
DRILL SAVED PUPILS |an ocean there. Otherwi--. they It
HELP POLICE AND FIBEMEN », . ,.->-,,• ^ , »oul.l BO to the mountain.-, lake,, thir
„"..„ . tl_ •.. _. . . The importance of lire drills in school* was •. ru. &> th* only ^-n^bie. i.,veiy, ih,n
memftm of tne police and are de- strikin4,y iUuatrated recently when a four- '• le - ll ;» c P. 1 -^ ''".^ ^/n ">»«• ^"'
toth.^«t^nr^ tL^r 1 * r °° m - h - lh '> u - «t Oak Grove. Ala.. w« ' W \^^Vx>7~ZX^ X
to tha voters to aupport_Uu. pension ^ ^ ^ ^ finU ^ of the ^ ^ w h i c h , ,,%ilfll. Thr^Hvr, uU>%1. a>., ,... afu.
proposition at the election here next t h e 8toves u w put into ^ ^ , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ " v . « « ;
rf' . Due to the fact that fire drilla had been «V '"*"- , r^K
loMfor tbe disabted mea and their he!d tuice weekly since the beginning of the ' w^V^i.."^"?^^ b^! fi
I wifl mean much to them, and will term, the 175 pupils were safely gotten out! >«^ «w. i ~rn
tha average taxpayer comparatively!^ the building, which a few minutes laterl , Thln b h "* 'r' 1 * ' : *" uM ^ u It la unpu^iblv tu n^il «\.-r>--
It 1» the lu>t I
•-» »hou!.i en-,
ul pruperti*** I
v in the knottl. I
j|ue proti-cti.n.;
'or the •.hurt' >t
re on the. Aabury uitou- i» the miiin lhr. 1
' fuuhfjre for fu-it and .iuto Ir^tf.c
IK lor.^ ^n.i Junnif the winter mor.th>. un«l th«-!
i uvjii bou re.uitncei or th^. i>cn].- in th '
I ~r.ej»r central" »houl.i be well p^
\»iulii be u'troletl by the police u> keep ^hi»i
l^ontfpurt ^lawlcaane.**
iaelt in harut '
L . I " 1 tlnvc fmin the r^w inkru. Ijjnifport »nrt la»l 1 cannot think I am oJur.r in;
• was a mass of smoldering ashes- J bruise, arouna the Ganitt»».
Kifty-niath
»nd
thi*
1
compliirj, ilx there °' u - *t .'or the »M*
^rftl* firemen in th. recent confix- their books, filed by the clodc rooms to secure I £ £ £E& y .£ ^ Cl1 * of " S3 1 hit. it u •u.-o>jn^inlr to
B fa tijia rasort . hats and wraps and were safely outside be-
M|r:mHt axtnmaiy veQ paid for the fore they knew that the building was really
' Ruprct/uiir. bfc. u
i» certainly »houid be r»»tmined.
K. s. s. £«
m m thay atf required to serve. Host on fire. 1 EM? •• Hortda »ho uo» A.bun .«»„*.
W» «*l tt Is more or lass a struggle on drills, a panic might nave resulted with con- u bo^.i.usi'^n th* north" bj"' the
mm-tn tbaaa da&artmanU have families Without the discipline developed by fire J-^.L ^tiJr'^l'^iZP'u 1301
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fihftifnaa, with Uttle chance for putting sequent loss of lives. In such cases the c '« nt "' nh amcn.iment. an.i M the
r aaaaUagg for tba day whan they will danger from being trampled to death in a ifu m'^L^TSo' !^«
-*->vattrabacauseof injuries or old age. mad rush is sometimes even greater than ," fc> * nd ? fc ,*LI h '* h - P orid * b
f by tkaboya to blue aa thar stand th^ from the fire iUelf. ^ffi ^JS^Zli ££££
*- • M r boor of trouble and distress. This aver nreaent oerfl nertaculariv in Th " ln ^« n * !"• oo the ETv-rslaoW>,
frame buiWingsTemphasiies l ^ M "" 3r • ti» A=«rk«u U« » th. tourw
C04nrBNTIQN bility of school boards and t
ita Canvso-lshoald sea that pupils are thoroughly drilled
., . more Uian'mrsachfaiyearitsinaqulatanrlnrrUrty imn. attUjatw hidaa and tcarirfji. Aaiifa
witOi Attr iveapUoa in taia diyjnar. Hundwds • " -
Its ^
My fen. la U» rtorck.
ST. AUUUIIINCS CHUHUI
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wnxrra p. HATNES, M. r*.
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aaa NtaUl 8*.
ALLEN COBSON. M. a
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. Rundara at S and 10 oYlork. • fnfaitf It XTkaVMHPVn Iff Ia.
U0i.a.ud1JI>| Mau ftaniay. at St. Karrta Ckar.1. JOHN B. TOWliHtMV, M. •».
•j( a. av JSaeond Inn and Atlantic ' *«aaa, at OOa. Bavrai • » I* A. M.I > aa I F. K.I
^--. >J» o-ctotk. t ociock. mir.K
>EAVOB aft
IS IT BETTER
' Mr. Yoeircr enure;! uro:i hi» j
ftOl'P APOSTLE"
work here SrpUrnbcr 1. -Ho wan)
onluincd »t the fall m«l rr. of the
,(f Dr. Mrg«nt'» aermon in
re will be Communion
j. tie norninff.
__N EDUCATION
^"A8 LIFE CHANGIMT
^atha C«Bra
« KJixntiou oa Ufc-
'Uthc ihMiw of the thinl
mtntlon of the New Jer-
- ' aftrr-
•ft. Second Preabytcrian!
.oon. Novrmbrr •>.
A t * A X i, the Fire
DENTIST . •:
kw. City TUa aa« Tr«» •*»>|
BETTER CHECK UP
k aaator L
Vaad other tourth;> to lnvlu-l.
. tor m««tin«» are FJrtt
PLEADS FOR JUSTICE
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