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l J -\liLf?OKI\'.Sf)\'<br />

%,s WHAT'S O0HE<br />

*'; 111 J-*nd the Union -«~<br />

. road has retched Ben ton. ryywji-<br />

Kt<strong>of</strong>, Jw that distant point/ «n<br />

- f. eaatorq youth. in Msrd <strong>of</strong> healti.<br />

Is Maid. Hanutt t n Omasa,<br />

J(6» Ja warned <strong>of</strong> Sentan's wild-<br />

..naai. A stylishly dramed and<br />

tKuuttful joung women, with<br />

! pretty blue eyes, attnsta him. Re<br />

' ta julonUhed at tn taking a<br />

4rtot <strong>of</strong> brandy biton Br^iraW,<br />

~" i brskemsn tails him (he hM<br />

1 her nan" is Benton,<br />

explained.<br />

"High and dry? By golly,<br />

hen Beaton's the ticket I<br />

•ire high, and sure dry,"<br />

He leaned over the Hide ate<br />

and gaitd ahead, -gydn<br />

night."<br />

As I left she station dining<br />

[roam J found rile lady <strong>of</strong> the blu.<br />

eyes strolling alone upon th<br />

I civilly<br />

MHWI, AMt and fell ttt IratJr"<br />

£•£•*»*• braliMian went oni "But,!" 11111 be<br />

Lord, that WU no great flgfsr.<br />

i;»FMNe her* don't Band on cer«-<br />

«nonT In Uuse nattcn. Every<br />

V^jiljUfe alxiveboant. Haada so<br />

ttetatile until time to draw<br />

lino draw quit*<br />

pJltfOTTl],<br />

'You are rather alow in<br />

I, sir," .he llghUy acei<br />

"We might have breakfast 1<br />

ssmttl"<br />

Plead guilty, madam,"<br />

"Slit the next me<br />

|y privilege,"<br />

inner, ytyi; at<br />

M.<br />

Ihe<br />

"All<br />

Qhuy<br />

. Hli iasgiuce m a Ilttli too<br />

'§Mua for me.<br />

•,"H«r iHlstuuid Is In bujlnouf<br />

i - "Budnasf •• Hi laid a linger<br />

ffifUMMM «l* BOH, and<br />

Swjlt]*, "IM b« yJAl And good<br />

fcurfoon. Art you nnT-<br />

,- Are you oaf"<br />

• I OB?" I repeated. "<strong>On</strong><br />

be damned!" be roundly<br />

ltd. ABd_"f«,.,s „«,<br />

• aulet little .mile with<br />

'And stiff thM you will<br />

iome."<br />

"Of course," she laughed .hart<br />

ly. "leqton Is now 'honie." We<br />

If. lenten ii now home."<br />

have moved ao frequently that<br />

nave grow coil iilm.nl „„<br />

have grown<br />

(lice<br />

'I judge Hen that you af<br />

I'eoneeeled, as may happen, will<br />

- flexible buiilneai," I haiardud,<br />

"There ia money In follow! nfi<br />

the railroad, and that in our<br />

present life," ihe said frankly.<br />

"A town ipringg up, you know,<br />

at es<strong>of</strong>l terminus, booms aa long<br />

at the Irelght and<br />

' My lady drew back<br />

declined rfce "mnilc"<br />

"Tliank you. I ilo not drink,<br />

"What?" His time siifFeiiHi<br />

"The hell you gay, Ilsve a umll<br />

you pilgrim j fef If you lion's-.<br />

"Trftin's,*!arllng, Jim," »he in<br />

>"p*s9r>d uhappfy, v ''If you want<br />

gt^t iiiHisfil you'it<br />

hurry."<br />

The bell was ringing.<br />

, ^eftgers were hurrying. It<br />

by |he rorniii.:|or« about:<br />

'board!"<br />

Without another word the lady<br />

j ~-wl for the ear steps. 1 m\*<br />

fellow on** flrffi look an<br />

•rce left him. The Irain<br />

d as I, jump*! on flic rn,;tr-<br />

•at ear and the conductor ami<br />

irakeniah liaiiied thy iife*y U'Uuw<br />

aboarcl.<br />

My lady wan ensconced,<br />

"Dill thi.y get Jim? • ,he In-<br />

julrwl,<br />

"By the scruff <strong>of</strong> til<br />

Vou know him""<br />

He's from Benton. 1<br />

' »"*<br />

.,, Of ton saltkeKii aUall<br />

, ftToHnf you—eh; No* I<br />

Italia you af a sysiea. tali,<br />

JMca MM null wtiu you<br />

nag,"<br />

,' Wr In my own fashion,<br />

, I nbuked, "Ana tie ],d»<br />

— tor dlKuBlon b,i9mn<br />

u my ai-<br />

Is only<br />

KtMM with tn<br />

,»"">• ITIBBM, "NO<br />

. iJoUodefl, Mlrtsr Wlgrlm.<br />

,-iUt-Mt in good enough<br />

«:*JM. I oaiy iirn to H<br />

-•Htp, »w!" And ta<br />

W« w to «« a*<br />

•t,JWlneji"<br />

pajHenger.<br />

o^ a audnttuili»hnl fli'lcl<br />

KnuJa, ClittUin Cubs beat the<br />

Cfiinilfn flrlblilerri ^4 to 21 anti<br />

wont jnio iinflispuijd pn^i-Htdmi<br />

<strong>of</strong> .flrsft place In liir; Huuth JivrHi'y<br />

The<br />

throng. It was fcn<br />

Ward Beam<br />

Is Not Wanted<br />

By Civic Club<br />

Present Petition To Com-<br />

rniisionen Objeetinf To<br />

Daily Dozen Initructor<br />

The busloat gection <strong>of</strong> tbe en<br />

ire resort today hi the IMvlera<br />

raet. Gradually thia traet, whkh<br />

as a vaat meadowland ft ynaj<br />

.go, its assuming the appearance<br />

/liirli clie developen have<br />

lanned.<br />

The Riviera tract, which ex-<br />

endi! from Eighteenth Street to<br />

werily.elghth Street, from Bay<br />

venue to the bay was purchased<br />

.bout a year ago by the Ralph L.<br />

heater, Inc, St hi the largest<br />

levelopment <strong>of</strong> Its kind to he at-<br />

tempted in the resort.<br />

Last May when the trait n<br />

placed on the market the UrM<br />

section was quickly uuld In block<br />

iotg. The first section extends<br />

from Eighteenth Street to about<br />

Twenty.second Street,<br />

Two dredges are now in opera-<br />

tion filling the tract. Already<br />

350,000 yards <strong>of</strong> sand haa been<br />

tranafernd front the bad <strong>of</strong> the<br />

hay to the tract. The first sec<br />

tlon has been entirely ailed as<br />

far as Twenty-Brit Street.<br />

100 Un Working<br />

development streets, sidewalks<br />

and curbs are being laid out In<br />

the section that has been tlllod.<br />

B<br />

The dispute as to who will<br />

haic charse <strong>of</strong> the publicity lo<br />

lh.> rmuro -was settled Mondfr<br />

when a resolution was adopted<br />

by Commlaslonere Campbelll<br />

(l<br />

Boblnson placing the pB>llp^|fil<br />

expenditures and the engag|ns,pr '«<br />

a publlolty director In the ha^J»:?M<br />

<strong>of</strong> the entire board, ,,'.--, ucPi"' 8<br />

In put years Mayor Chatnjilo^<br />

handled the publicity, though J«it<br />

year Commiulonera BoblnB<strong>On</strong> W)4 /<br />

<strong>On</strong>rnpsell queatianed hll<br />

sole atithopity In the matter.<br />

The resolution waa lntradusea?<br />

by CommiBslongr Campopll, ,*fl«;i<br />

preaided at the meeting In the .<br />

abunce <strong>of</strong> Mayor OhamBloB, who -<br />

was confined, to hui bed wdth »n<br />

attack <strong>of</strong> tonallltls, v<br />

n introduslng Mho resolution<br />

Commissioner Campbell suted i»<br />

wished that Mayor Champion mrntii<br />

present, but the matter was too<br />

[ important to delay, ;= ^Hv-Jrl<br />

He stated the resolution Drtt.<br />

vlded that all contracts in tH«<br />

future would be made toy th»:<br />

CommlHlonen and the publliltj;<br />

dlreetor would furnish a detslleil<br />

report to the Conunlssioneni tot -'<br />

the activities <strong>of</strong> hlji <strong>of</strong>fice<br />

month.<br />

Commissioner Robinson stated<br />

In voting favormble to the resolu-<br />

Uon that be regretted the<br />

ner In which the publicity<br />

handled last year, and<br />

the Commlsslonum thould<br />

something about the matter In<br />

which the money was being usefl.<br />

Io receive a detailed n-<br />

NovjniBer aa to tfci^tf"<br />

pendkures, so " " " "<br />

•een this. If<br />

lellc contests In, the rsnort<br />

If we can legally aid thtn.j<br />

jecti 1 am In-favor ot,l(...',.<br />

CommUisIoner I _<br />

fairored piscine tbo',,1)<br />

n lod.<br />

Between 100 and US workmen<br />

have been kept busy on this<br />

operation.<br />

The contract for building<br />

streets, curbs, sidewalks, leveling<br />

lots and graveling lots wan<br />

g t wan<br />

awarded to the Monlhan t Hall<br />

Company,<br />

<strong>On</strong> Tuesday<br />

Ia Received and Filed<br />

!>y tiani playing aurl f\mv<br />

Even Dps<br />

who Is ahniit the Miv <strong>of</strong> a half<br />

pint, iuidiMi thriiis by climbinff<br />

up tho cagn in monkGy fashion<br />

or ihe flying<br />

r to gut out <strong>of</strong> thu way<br />

In the closing minutes <strong>of</strong> the<br />

game liatli ihe jtpc'Olators aiid<br />

ra were warkrd up io fiiver<br />

After lirt'iikirig n tie score<br />

the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> team fought<br />

furiously to ruiain Its slender<br />

lead. In a melee near the Carn-<br />

den hasket flma sinrted to fly<br />

but the players were quickly<br />

calmed down.<br />

Babe Klpu Hcori'd only one<br />

field goal in the game, hut It was<br />

thla goal which clinched the<br />

game for <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, With bu<br />

one minute to play Klots go<br />

hold <strong>of</strong> the ball In Ihe Caoiden<br />

half <strong>of</strong> the court, Kjotz crossed<br />

the Camden team who figured an<br />

attempt would be inarte to freeze<br />

the bail by rushing down the<br />

court and spilling the bai:<br />

through the( net,<br />

(Osntlnutd en Page Five)<br />

A riwiillillon by inn Clvlr, Club<br />

51 WIIH pri-si-nted la the CommlsslNn-<br />

ri< Monday objecting to ihc om-<br />

ployniont <strong>of</strong> W. Ward Beam as<br />

physical instructor on Ihe beach<br />

I hi* summer. The resolution,<br />

which takes exceptions to alleged<br />

ulterances and his attitude before<br />

Ihe dully dosen class nnd on the<br />

Boardwalk, la ai follows:<br />

Whereas, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Civic<br />

Club deprecate the employment<br />

and maintenance <strong>of</strong> J. Ward<br />

Beam as physics! instructor on<br />

ihe beach for the coming season,<br />

IBS7, aa Bome <strong>of</strong> the exercises,<br />

together with his attitude and ut-<br />

tcrances before the class and on<br />

the Boardwalk we consider not<br />

in keeping with the high Ideals<br />

upon which thla place Was found-<br />

eld, and wo, ai mothers and clt|.<br />

(Continued on p.0« Thm)<br />

George Lawrence Dies<br />

At Philadelphia Home<br />

George W, Lawrence, Phlladel<br />

phla business man, who Is well<br />

known here, died at his home<br />

Monday. He Ii the brother <strong>of</strong><br />

Alex Lawrence, Jr., local renl e».<br />

tate broker,<br />

Services were held this after,<br />

noon at the OIl¥er H, Bair build.<br />

Chestnut Street. Inter,<br />

at Monument Cemetery,<br />

wry active<br />

a mem-<br />

Fire Damages Bay<br />

Avenue Bungalow<br />

Orifiii <strong>of</strong> Fire Unknown—<br />

Cloied Sinee September<br />

A fire <strong>of</strong> unknown origin<br />

aiinfil damnst. to tne extent Of<br />

$1200 io • bungalow located at<br />

1241 Bay Avenue, The fire oc-<br />

curred at 10.10 Monday evening.<br />

Two alarms were sailed.<br />

The firemen were sreatly<br />

hampered by the •moke in the<br />

building, which Bad little out-<br />

let, as thi Imrigalow hod been'<br />

closed alnce lut September.<br />

It required about an hoar and<br />

a half to eempItMir MHngulnh<br />

the blue, which cawed about<br />

11000 daman to building aid<br />

1100 to the furniture.<br />

While the orlfln Of the flro le<br />

unknown, it<br />

the contractors<br />

wore lasting concrete (oran for<br />

aidewalka in the northern ond<br />

<strong>of</strong> the development.<br />

The work <strong>of</strong> extending Bay<br />

Avenue from Seventeenth Street<br />

lo Eighteenth street is in proK-<br />

reBH and should he completed<br />

within the next few weeks,<br />

Monday the Commissloner» di-<br />

rected <strong>City</strong> Bngineer Colllisoii to<br />

prepare .plans for the extension <strong>of</strong><br />

Bay Avenue from Blghtienth<br />

Stri.rt In Roosevelt Boulevard.<br />

Hard Mirfaelng is now being i»|d<br />

3n Bay Avenue from Ninth Street<br />

to Potirteoirlh Street,<br />

<strong>City</strong> Plans<br />

To Construct<br />

New Streets<br />

Crosi Streets Between 22nd<br />

and 29th Streeti, Atbury<br />

T C l<br />

dlfllcUHr p<br />

*>ucm\ In pej^nff the piibtlcltr<br />

in & lfe^ml n^nner. He B4ld<br />

thfi p6wer restA Witt''.<br />

Commissioners,<br />

<strong>of</strong> tho publicity (Hrrttor wou}A<br />

receive ovurf comUidArBtfoti* 'thii<br />

rftsoIutlOQ Ifl u follows;<br />

It K&aolved. By Ihe<br />

To Central Avenue<br />

Will Pave Many Alleys<br />

<strong>City</strong> Hnglneer OoilUnon wu<br />

directed by the Oommlijloner on<br />

Monday to prepare plans for the<br />

construction <strong>of</strong> many new streets<br />

In the resort, also for the hard<br />

surfacing <strong>of</strong> many alleys.<br />

The new streets to be eon-<br />

structed are Twenty-second to<br />

Twenty-ninth, inclusive, from A«.<br />

bury Avenue to Central Avenue.<br />

Also for the construction <strong>of</strong><br />

Thirty-third Street from Oentnti<br />

Avenue to the alley between Oen-<br />

tral and Wesley Avenue, ont-<br />

half <strong>of</strong> Thlrty-flni street for tie<br />

•ame distance, the other half <strong>of</strong><br />

tita street waa built tome time<br />

ago, one-half <strong>of</strong> Sixteenth itreit<br />

jaotneait <strong>of</strong> Wealey Avenue and<br />

Twelfth itreet nutheaat <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue.<br />

, (ContlnuM M Pan Twtil ••,„<br />

IJty Over Application |<br />

The application <strong>of</strong> Boberf<br />

stamper tm MrUMon.ts<br />

<strong>of</strong> Commissioners <strong>of</strong> the <strong>City</strong>, Of<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N. J.. that tbifc Bo«il<br />

employ KODIA eult&ble pernon to<br />

bo known an the "Publicity<br />

Mfttiagcr," together with gU&h,<br />

othiir Demon or peraonn BU thfv<br />

board rimy deem neceBtKi-jr , for<br />

the purpneo <strong>of</strong> giving ftttenlfoa<br />

(o tbe advertIH|nK <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />

Be It Further Kwolved, That<br />

th« publicity manasor aboil have<br />

chargo, subject to the direction.<br />

and authority <strong>of</strong> JttLta board, .<strong>of</strong><br />

(be advertlfllnff <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />

ftxcupl icKHl advortlBlng. Ho sha.ll<br />

prr^iuri! and furnlnh advertising'<br />

mattnr, as to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. N...J.,<br />

for boohkttci. signs,<br />

IHi;to'<br />

(blu board at 4s first regular<br />

mooting In cacih and every month<br />

as tn authorized expenditures*<br />

and the purpose <strong>of</strong> fluch<br />

«ll

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